Ili
DU ' 41/1 1 ::
' • .
TIMM
film by 11. P. T., es the top tea hatoetths bedst is
it, is MOOS seieves by e.impesek.
halhosde, Stemsbos magma: , •
Trent balm ffiortlng dragons:
Idesibest *sae with bomb at semis
F •
Itter.home man le "s e " :
Oustrone tessult st tear. IMO logs - •
Best's DS odds I—Mere:MO to twit.
Dow tilerfilittObteldl aNdO WL :
ne Nesy ran, Tat
Itbilk mod iss m ad soltrose
- We're, far stesebosts, ted dmilsrtas.
Itlg *II Mime rmt Imam ritlso
Never Ms:4 sem bassi to MT* _
Foxy sad odd, and ism, sad thsodist
' way aims, stand boas =are
-.. Beres NINO'S, OW owe miry,
r. Of all albs PIM the - doors!
Close here, 'shams, sad be silt :
Ohne am 4 Mars the Inky se trim &
Is the talbes4 o'er the . • -
Metei 1 47,. nets. sad
se Sy the Pad
Width Soden nos Ilk, the skims.
1- Owe lam externbe civlas
OM!, sad learn Abe Ism travel.
• lITIMIWits, and dist, sad elude;
Ousts; st doors and *laden:
Ned WSW sad see) estieg;
hos haitflrlsee, dath es ebedisr
Goths busteuesd with grit sad raid t
'Ada Is what we oath area travel.
• Wnswitehte, vet te% bill., wed Wit%
Seth ow to the leirdineye Own •
Oiselnstdlie sad rocks, vs gr yet
Valleys, Arens glad to moot .I‘ l
Is& and ell thaw words unmet:
milarreht Apt Ws pod to travel r
From tke Soda, Dispel&
Li' CalfArma's ire ofatay,of tbelLeartr
mnia.T lamming!, 01 maws.
IT QUIT TAOLTIPLOW2II.
- • 1 CtAPTER I. - ..
.
,"Witla I dui rod soy BUG clear, -
On alarilis'ilionny banks 111 sta nd."-fasioyam.
.• -.
• "Tim. w u, when • man's brain'. W.V. out. •
Ms hod 'was 'vacsitt."—Maaringer.
,
..• • • wee d • • •
_.• m e • • tint: , .
ByMs; .11 - obilt,frifttAe 9cniurit q/ Herr 1.1 . P. WO*.
A • dear, shat emitters, was Quilly Qaillwbeel.
Her lips were like ibi valley tulips, bee fair obeeks
were rosy as twlit sunset, "eltOida lad kir azure
eyai seemed besutgul mirrors of her virtuous
soul. Pensively 'she sat at the lattice window of
•
tor dear fatheei embowered mansion. ."Wby
does be not coma?" she sighed; safthe evening's
gentle septrire seemed to' ansiise with their ma.
at echoos. Darling Quilly was i love, and was
beloved in returti. •
• CHAPTER 11. ' •
I•Th. WI to my sloyhent I &Moat wast."—T. Mos.
A larewall, a loos farewell; to all my.ireatoma."
Oarddied mil•
" With UM lane arm and Ibis Mlle baud."
Awed.
AlfontrO de Montmorency wu ninety man, and
his dark hair curled iniieh, pupa-like clusters
around his glorious brow. ,He - lortml " with a thi n
traoting adoration the pntle Quilly Quillwheeli
but an ignorant, obdurate father, whose soul knew'
'no touch Of Use's poetry, bad forbid him paying
his 'addresses to her t adding insult to . injory by
saying that "a young man as couldn't pay his
debts wasn't ilt to pay addrustis to MO darter.".=
. _
Sad,lunhappy fate !..:41e run 91 toveaaways
was coarse.
• • ••
CIIAI'TEB,
•
!Tonto'Want. like a bud rthe worut.
Devouring the damask nor. • is • • •
ghe never told her love.“—M!e -r:, •
'•Turn, gentle hermit of the dale.—Ls sestlefo.
aml If forever
Still (Omer fare the vrell."—Cbadee Dickuu. •
, "Geri, come away from that winder!" said the
Obdurate father, entering the apartment.
, "Father!" shrieked the maiden, clasping her
mild, pile hands; and kneeling st her parent's nn.
yielding feet- 7 "father du not Oast tie off!"
.t
"Gerl ! 7 :Wretched young female! Your old
father's heart is net brick; it is putty ! Go—go
to your t3hairiber!" . e' •
• 0.
•
CIIAPTER iv.
"The lira of all great me n remind us."—CPVP Meer
• "The boy stood on the burning deck, . • ..'
. Whence no dower e'er yet bad bloomed: • •
s $ • $ • her lair neek."—dfdron.
"31Id kosures and paleCea where'er
There fa no pleas Ilk* home, sweet home."
Mats& Thalberp
• • • iv.. but"—surry. •
Air the lOrilli,weary night, Quilly , Quillwhewl
. bathed her ideeplesa pilloif with her tear; and
all the long; dreary night4her mastodonte father
snored' profoundly. Alkinso de Montmorency
-caught in vein for an interview,und at,last, when
.Iv_orn out with. fatigue, he suddenly encountered
Bluepill, the renegade of the vale. •
CIIAPTE q V. -
"Thu letter in imblimely. meMidiingr--Effnets.
"Gen. v. 9, 19,"Pror. li.l.3.",4miiirid Zst
"• •1 a They ttal me lam mad."—lfferaM Grog*.
• I
"Lars ntit;.lore uot;.tris one you layaway dls."
Mrs. Barmier.
'!Bla,spil.ll Clast thou, minister to a mind
digiessoil r' sighed Al#suro. ; .
'• "Noibut I can find you plenty of Ministers
w itk diseandminds;" calmly replied Bluepill.
".I.want an interview with •my soal—
my dearest Quill)! of Quilivala" e
"•You, shall have 4 on the morrow!"
"Enotigh Il E your gOod work shall not
forgotten!" sad the etriiiken Montmorency
turned down the lane, and BlaepiU turned op the
rued, while, the gentle goilly in hit lonetome
obumber turned'Over !knew leaf. ;
• i • CHAPTER VI. "
,-...tocutdelgit in hisfardid tent,' ~.•- -. .
Gaily, the troubadour lOU, touched Ms guitar." •
James Gordon Olosneft.
. . . i. _
-Not a drum nag heartl, nor a funeral now,
all the tuna night'aa she paddled bar addle nom"
1
\ .. , - Jame Thieharant.
- ' I '
•- - •
"Tall the not in ntonrnfal unniieiri,,t,- • '
Lib is but en empty barrei."—floker. '
\ As the epilog and ite wealth of flown sp.
I pr9eched, the bloom , on the 'pais cheek of ,the
\ wronged Qulily faded, and her jObdurata parent
beheld her rapidly going Intl a lodine, audio-,
the chamber door wu tualoekedouid the maiden
, came forth; • Walling in the twilight diadem . .of
an old'elm; she erasanddenly pidely grasped;by
Bluepill, and era shcoonld raise a cry of Alm;
the wretch ectsed her in his arms and bore bet
. .
•
9ARPTgIi.VIL • ,
!Ica', eh* is lying wilb her Ups ipart .
she is dying of • broken boort."
m. 444 no.
- "Down In tlis 4614 dark pavi."--Alei! Anonyms&
antlii so gently Verso ineallai"—.Mnink
Odor abriekid a votes in laspfll'a
%she'd him!". shouted the raglan,
confro s otlng Montmorency.
"Treneherous wreteh"—
"No l „ dot tnsFher9es--tally sagacious. Here
is your , bride !" ' . • •
, tbSs relief, much, thanks !" saelahned
Month:i l l:mm(4, clasping the Wetting Quilly tibia
'scented arms. "Pair being, bow shall I wrer re.
wara—fand ;on, Blnepill; that hire stintif so
well ?"—Allonso's emotion overcame hlf.
pIAPTER
and tubsegniatill."—Mbsi*iiviner
d°4l4l2Bll"*WWalg li g AitthtLWlol:
• . • ' , Eli r aJAO
, •
We have but little more to amid. late obdurate
father -was suddenly seised with a ef t and 'died,
leaving all his immense , ettldl4.l32ol4llgla 10 ita .
IA 'also; as a token of Ills ropootoaeo, to :kb
balers. daughter. The lovely Wily Whited
and her s/inted Alfengo lifonunorenty want On •
b r idal tour to Europe, and returned la the last
Gentle ;wader:, that, last sad word litter reautine
.2-Farewell! •, '
I Yowi
Cat LY CA
"Bos, that's s dat_boiso you. bare thane; wltat
be wortb?" • . • ,
!Tbroo lambed and Ifty dollar~
not so mneb an that!" ,' , " '
d•fgas.sairtaastai•ito.sad alad6,lllll fa 14
of it.", •
"At* Paula/sr •
"Yes. I'll swam t o It."
"All ". ' , '
i.W:bat yos No' inquisitive' fart!
,
0 3IRandy foi "issuing pupas.; I it wawa
Pa Sidi ward, sad oily losarott esi ks6i "Wyss
lota seg st."
• wain *fn.- 01 11y bndders," obi singed!
canna men in si-evowd, la en airecuas, ja, 14
ob zootteol . o4,* den br " 1 1 1- PLea 11 11 1 , n.?"ee ens
alwainlliifarynspalby,"
•.Wt44 . r? vitar?"'lnied envoi&
"In a. dicatem" be replied. valet kb wag
itStexttrits, Wiles of the truntlicrides- et,
see% taid—ols • she thee of Ilitmee - 1 ligiecee
dm)* was the phi.*
;1 4 .7 Muth" MI4 11 4 1 1 1 )1 1 40. l ies bee rali4
1$ of With% but Ofestleteit." -
wAisowsiximotriaummt r i t m —
AI.,
,teitas of. Philadelphia & Penn
iv hi tee %hem a aaboatioa at Mr
rS, S mat hatittotta el the any and Iblnhabl
tanta,Onoseratut endrwrings. NW Waned editinn,pub
itala*g to amber% at Ile ants rads. Batacriploas re,-
astrad at B. BANN itNl3 ,
U.* and Rod Innen' Ftnnn.
4
i L ARGE
R Assortment o' Cirneo
Itio arid Ear Ship, Nit readred bl 1
18 , Kay 10, 'it 10- a..4sLturrr.
1 AIR lOAN RAILWAY ! — TI - Ilit;
EltiPZBB, a choice oak* just received by 1
I s'
J. S. ELLIIYTT,
omit door to nu, .Ukturs' Sank. '.
fottutlis, flay 80,'58 . 1 Al.
g.OLD and Silver .Lever, and Plain
Watches, for We lower fo pried han they have
ea been offered in the county of Schuylkill; • ,
8. ELLIOTT,
• next door above the Miners; BAWL.
ttaville..ltay 10 ' • ' 0. • •
. M. AMA'S
HEAP Watch & YeW. '
elry Starch°. 72 North Second
Itonse,)
street, (moat Ph)ladsd the' Mt. Venn*
pids.
.1 (told Lover Watches, falljeweled. ¢8 E 'owes, 153 ;
or Lever, fall Jeweled,ll7; Silver 7 . 0 1 4 0 e, ghartJert
16 041 t Ooldpertarles.ll 4 60 WOO; 67wetsolee,
1150 ; 811verlable !won.. s,per set, $l4 to 118 ; Silver Des
set t SPo° oll, to s. ll ;ffillet Men B lPoottr;s4 75 to $7 , 50;
Gold rout and &Id Cased, $8 . 20 to 66; Vold !Vs Ana
Spier cumin; to ether with. a rariely . ottlos th2d,Tew
elry,43old Curb, Guard dad fob ; , AU irOode war
ranted to be is nownwnsted. Watches sad Jewelry
FNt7lln the best manner . Also, Masonic Marks, Plus,
outtitt to order. •
. 3.— AU orders sentiby midi or otherwlse, will
imortnally attended to. I
Sept. 20,16. - • • I 384 y
• STAUFFER & HARLEY.' .
fl
•
cliP ili v a A ntTy " Ei s it A - lr—a
ptica Watch olt Jewelry Store," No.
96 North Second street. corner of Quarry, Plaid'.
Gold Lever Watcher. Jan "Taretteri,lB carob Awe, $2B 00,
(id Lento* Witchery $lB 00 to Pi 00.
Sliver Lever, full jewelled, • • $l2 00
Sliver Lapin,. jewels, - • ' • 1 •9 00
SuporlerQuarthis, \ • . • • lOO
Gold Braeeleta,, • - • 41 00
Gold Speriaelea, • • • • TOO
fine Sliver do . . • '• •;. • 1 1 -1 66
Ladles' Gold Piatelle, • . • 4 100
Silver Teroepoons. est,
. • Goll6 Pena, with Pencil, and Oliver Holders. $l.
Gold 11Inger•rings,1111 , 5 cents, to $80; Watch Glum,
plain, 12% code; paten 1, IfiN ante; Lune, teats;
other &MEW to proportion. Jill roods warranted to be
what they are sold for. S TI . ER & HARLEY.
Arad—lotne Gold and Silver Levers and Levine.,
rani lower than the above prices. , [ •
'October 4.1866. •
AD - l7
MANUFACTURES.
PORT CARBON SHOVEL FACTORY.
Charles Ilialtht Proprietor.
Allldadideoshturvels; spades coalriddles, As.
The pettosese of the public is resplettully solicited.
January 10.'67- 241
THATCHER'S 1,
Doable Action Paving and pneidailinmis.
THESE Parapet; from experience,
are
acknowledged to be superior to any hi use. They
ate thin cheap and datable: /or , sale by C. C. CARTER,
ef Use Right for Scineylkid wuity.
Pottal=ber IA, '&6
TOBACCO, CICARB AND OAT z ,
A T the Hambuyg Smoking Tobacco
and Cigar Manufactory :
4
0,000 bushels prime Oats; 200 barrels Smoking oboo
co; 200,000 Halt Spanish Cigars : 100,000 Spanish Sixes,
25,000 Cuba Astra'. ,-•- JAMES S. MOVER.
Hamburg, Berta county.
311. •
Sept. 22.'66
iff eTfbf l".
VCITWI T S A NG the FIRE
. 1.).-1 which destroyed our finch Faeforj, and our ee.
Vera on, we are notodisconraged, but have golf reso
lutely to work, at the bid shop near the Pioneer Furnace,
whore we will bkhappy to we our friends.
Give aka call and assist us torepair oar loss.
,ABIUGIIT k lIIMICIIATID.
itittnille, Oa'. 26, 'l6. 434 f
EXTENSIVE NIAIABI Ha LIRIRD,
ramantrgo sired,
r,HE subscriber is prepared, fat his old
stand, to furnish all kinds mateilale In hla line,
uilding purposes—plain and ornamental. Ile in
vites forticular attention to the Tomb Stories and Monu
ments of hls manufacture. They can be bed Watery va
riety of style, and will compare favorably, In beauty and
finish, with any obtained elsewhere; and are offered at
chraper rates. JOHN T. LANG,
• Pottsville, May 17,1.6 • • 20-Iy*
ST, CLAIR CAR MANUFACTORY,
St. Clair; Schuylkill Co.; Pa.
rriIESTABLISHMENT is now
prepared to contract with Railroad Co'a. and others
for any number of Freight and Coal Can of every de
ocriptbin. .
The meettinery Is of the mootapproved construction,
and the materlain.uted of the best lqwellty. ' The Prer•
prietor can guarantee the work equal to • any manufse.
tared in the-United Staffs. • i
The Chilled Plata Wheels need by him are
from 'the Celebrated Foundry of Bush it Lubdoll, *hide
,
Ay excellence have no superior. ' '
CLIARLdS H. .
ABBOTT. Proprietorr !. t ••
• , - -- l• CHAS. LAWTON;jr. Supt.
• Jae. 10, '37 .. 1 . -2 , 4 y
• ' ' PQ_TTSV #s .
Saddle and navies' u n dota.
I ad HEREWITH invite your especial
.-. attention to my very extensiiit stock of Ready Made
levy. Hornets, *Bars. de., embracing the largest
variety of styles and qualities ever °Sated for wile in
this moiety, and at prices that will compare, favorably
with those of any other house to the trade.
toik
5 • Having been, for Kum Piers Plat,
in the bib!! of purr-be/log my
Mato Materia/roclatroelyfer than,
I end myielf now in the possession of advantaged rum
this cause not enjoyed by the trade generally, end .feel
that I ram, with confidence, solicit_ the trade of all classes
of dealers;' and my arrangements for the coming sea
son's trade are based upon even a largro, amount of bossi
sm than I have Iddierio done: you can tbentilego rely
upon finding at my establishment everything that la re
quired in •trit line. 1 • • '
1 •
Orebro by mall aroreigniatfOrsolteited, end the goods
. sent warranted to give sathfaction, both as to price and
quality LEFEVER .WOMILSDOBFF,
Opposite Episcopal Merck Centre street, Pottsville.
March 7 .11957.., • • • , I 10.1 y .
_ SOLOMON: , '.DOVER.
wissiesalsond Regall
jn/EALER in Sto.i*, Ranges,
rion tenk:rin",_wsminonow Weir, Bri;.
_ arm ...us," trench Ware, and
Daher; Roofs Boller*, rootablo - Ranges; Gas
Ovens,.summer Trunaceac; de., has added
to founts stock of &Ores a • variety of new pat
terns of Kitchen Ranges of 'thick he can give the
highest recommendation. L •
lie calla particular attention to Menet, etyle of nee,
ter which he Is coufklent will make the best tinder that
tour ever been need in ittl,s put of the country, also,
variety of new patients of Cooking, Parlor, and Hall
Stoves. lle ca.lls particular attention to his sheet Iron
Parlor Stove, It is au improvement on'the Metalled',
which he I nnddentls the best stove in. use. 'lle has
show the largest etock'of the *bore articles (too owner-
One to mention,) that hale nee been offered in this • part
of t*leountrk. ifs invites his friends and customer
'in call arid sundae for themselves: feeling • confident
thathe can sulk them In quality and pries; be flatters
himielf that he has had ninth experience in his line ,of
bus therefore he feels confident that he cannot be
in quality or eterapneea:
illirßoolog and Spouting and all kind of jobbing
done Atha shortest aortae.
(babe. sand, 5 doors ahem Market, Mut side, Iblierolls.
March 21, !iff 12-
CARPENTWIL• AND BIIILDBIA.
WM=i .
kHUYLKILL COUNTY. LUMBER
RUFACTUINO COMPANY
Bia AN s onA R
urea at tnatr exteasue estatabhment, on
Railroad streik, i great geintity of linker of every hind
and osseriPtionwhich they an augY to Onolutuu,
Carpenters and Builders, atower ra than ft as b e
bought *boohoos They are also ready to supply,
through the !nuns of the extensive business, and la
bor saving =whines, ntanuthetnred art:klub' their line
ata saMo o flimeent.on former cost.
' The ope have been In stweawilii opera
tion for 4 the put year, turnin out vast quantities of
lserp Window Frames, '
Noah,_ . Ponel Work,
X onitliniget Bedvoets* . •
.•
Ihisttorsi .
And all Aks& of Nosed, ftneekd auf Turned Wort,
Which they have constantly on.band. They are ready
to execute ardent at the shorten nWoN for any quantity
or qinlity of awed ormattunetwed duff.
D ry m g veal gasteet, of all kinds, for buildingion% .
Dow. oak, ![apse, Poplar, chair, f plank and scanting
boards; Chewy, Walnut, Mahogany, te., the cabinet
work; White and Yellow pies boards Or flooriF, raw or
wade to emu; .White Mat • plank , 2; 1 I„ti4
and 14 Inch ' purely , ainnytrready; OW, "lap beams,
rails, scantling, poste,igla, lath, ceiling lath, pall.
Tug, kr, ke. , .
• airs tits otaietetstait &inlayer/thing in finfi line
en bend or to orderings , 'deftest *often
Pottsville, Nerd& Ti , , • , lb%
/IVY 1 - 4
4 ' - - 1) •
The Greet Isivesttiosi 'of the Day.;
X 4
HE anbaciiber,annoitueOs, to the cid
.
seneof fehriyikill manly that halms seemed the
g tto sell EDWIN and JAME M. CLARK'S new Pa.
font Mooring MID, which is prolamines: the irrattaut
' American inrentioe of the day.Ths subscriber Wane
'of time Mills in full operation now, in
It Trem er ontatio,where
This
all ts. to eaU and me in opn.
This highlypelme ingenimut, and much needed Invention )
I orms lathe new feature in the saanalbetute of Whmt
into Their; and the splendid manner he mbleb it per
lona, Ito Work, thindlng, Dolling, and-separating the
grabs at a slug% operation into amen different quallUee
• Flour and leeif awl that within a owe of only twin-
Crane feetin kne e l?' their feet in breadth, at the riv.
pidity of twelve is per, botiron a Pair of French
burr mffistsusie truly tblttylpebes In diameter. The
Grain is etraterted at a single eperation Into Extra and
fispertine flour, Flue flour, Ifiddilus.fihlpitaffs;Elierts
sad Sim any power being irppUsaMe fa propel lt,fnen a
foe/bane up-to any other desired. The mull space it
temples would not bandaged when planed in *room with
ether lnaehinery, and the small-amount of peewit re.
quires to propel it, makes It certain that, era brag. It win
sepereeds and revolutionise all otherlllouring Mills. So
appliceMe Is this Mill to the wants of the world, that
envy sawoaill; inseittne itseatoottro dozy, !Nit dry,
Imp, toning rant, a any ballding.baring a power Wow
dy mete!, MS saw hare within Its raft& eompk4oEer
riumtlrknMng.XUl,at Ma Wiling cost of tram tour to
serethrbftwa dollars, abd time the enarmbus'ataount
of Otidnraiseititithin the United Stater, can berenret:
led Into TiOlte *lath Ita torahs: •
With age at that innt inarlyirerr largirOvlrries
Jablislunent in Ibid reemly "here steam power is
'for pemping,shoulal be supplied. They could Wended'
at mot expo* mod vivid muddy them to novae
tire tbelysirs Sour*
This lira milyeeewpse thasysee of 21 feet in Isextta,
by 4lu erldtik. It is alropottably and when put up can
lr.platedis,ewagos er dray, Led' with a single boles
laolot to say poistirbono they eledesto wile it. Its ea*.
etrnetloaissblimpidtbatlteafbe tonseeted with any,
Allot Irs • thisli• dud. •
010, eeTintoweldp itioteWM 41aposo_4 2
4 114
surielleroideur st Trommst. , Iresdivil. et
1 tit trap 11111ses did pawn Olto Iwo oils taollo3
.ear beim setae itellliessouf the eisholdbes
J. ; Dee. TSAI A' L. "Cir
• • -
__, •
REAL-ESTATE' -S.
FOP IiALE L
VALUABLE uOAL Ara)
LatiDS IN saItrYLKILL COIINTire
containing 8 wee, situate In Vain to ,
'Ottasinot Creek, and on the line of the
liantspori & Blmlrs Hatband: For Wine
lonalrerof •
FRAME 81
_ .
Pottsville, February 21, '6l
VALUABLE COAL
ILL Bi calt BALL.
WbuLu at priv y
valoabla taut of Coal and That
is tb•Aisats Wltkatshioo Trott,
Pas has and lotatedat the Eu
the .Moaat Orsael awl Shama&
host tostahul about 400 sem. Wee
berektalinted to contain the
rig'armlet the Bbaxpittn
IL lot tense and tabor
otribet.
February T, 'IT
LU
tiara
mak*,
Moro.
• is.
Pottfr
Pee by
may 1
A the
Isnar-'
'oo
s nos
doss
1000 Mny's 'V i nt 1.
nNE -THOUSAND
kjr vahabler Brood Mountain C
Battersea Barry terrardslSel
hereby offered at irrleatel sa le. I
Railroad rans.throngbpart of tL
derlald with Coal seams sad well
once or Inttnittitlon;ap ly.to Rau
street, or to the
la Railroad street, rallivellle,
cash, amid half isortpip *ads.
Pottatille. Aralll9, ISM
la N deloelt. SA P T . st il .. ll l l lll — be of
pregame% the Washington
north•west °Truer°, Pr= t
thgboroughof gebnylklll Mee
ty. The geld building is tour a
trout, and la very eligibly skeet
later the estate - 4 J. It. Levan,
Fehuylkill Thivect, Kai& T, '5l
W•MN I / 1-I ff 7 l -1 1
FOR
TTHE lINDERSIG
to sell the following r
rig 41e-of' Uentre sires
House .% the novough of Pottsvl
All that 3 tdory stone dwellini
lot or plera of gronsdoritti Qum.
terirretystoreerjtagbfeeinatidepni) tot,
Alfa that 2 story dwelling Lome and double care, and
the lot of ground on which tifi 'e Is !erected, adjoin
ing the property above demerit ' , nature,
tiontainirgs in front 30 feet, r -.tong
Union street ISO feet. ,
For terms and ronditiont
Dec. MOM
- A
VALUABI44/1
HEE subscriber,
tiring from the mini
at private sale. T,
Echnylkill Valley ltallroad,
°port. The Coal Is of a d
quality, and well adapted •
marks* All the Impostrane
ed ituistrnetion.....temeisur
et pumping and hoisting
necessary machinery. in pa
gine and bunker: satiates
and Omit% win** earl. l
Order. The colliery comp.!
Lewis Veins, above and bel
ready tecommenee immedi
partivalars inquir' of the s
ALEX. 8. VIBLEII, at the
• May 31,16 22-if
DEBEIWILE COAL
SHE SUBSCR7
deeliable - aoid Lew
known as the Baltimore
half miles below Plymont
sylvania. Asia . ieln range,
nese, and the coal is of th
Wilkestarre Basin. The
and the Scranton and Blocaun
almost &Pale mouth. of the"
chaser the option' ottser
either by RaUroad or by G.
whomilwodingl are erected
capacity of the Colliery d.
tent of the market for coal.
term of 14 years. Samples of the
the Mike of the subscriber, when all
will be mado known. . Vita
Rawl EAU<
Pp iebruary 7,'57
vAP,6I,"MtNEBIPF
PRIVATR SALK—That Cele
414 Coal land known, as the "Spob
the justly; celebrated and " Spoh
generally known as the "Bevent
Joining, op the Mt. Carbon Sall
raglan Township, owned by Nichol
is hereby offered at private sale, o
seems terms.'
.The tract contains all the Coe
Southern Anthracite itegkm—inci
tracts, these generally known as tli
aarksoti, Peach Orchard, °reliant
moth, with all the underlying, •th
beds of real which are known to e
arermint when proved, over a h
Coal. In fact, the tracts n
the richest Cod deposits in the C
Toe Information, a to Franc!
for Coal lands, and restate ge
road street above E. Market street,
hlarehi. 1858 •
vgjkimakis FARM OR SALE.
lor4ER FUR SAL'; my .farM, ad
joining, on the East. the .. rough of Tikkegrove,
nyikill county, Ps. The-fa ~ contains shout 218
seres-140 of which ire well lone • . and in a good. state
of cultivation : CO acres being In - dow Lend of, the best
-quality. The improvements eon of • large 234 stogy
brick mansion house. large Bwit r barn, 100 . ket long,
eatriage house*, store bow°, hay, . Bee houses, water
spring house, carpenter shop. ite all in best condition.
About 20 acres are of the best quality of white and
black oak, ebeenut and hemlock briber land, with rich
soil.. There is also a young heart g orchard of the beet
varieties of apple, peach. pear d eherry trees. -The
Swatara uperi the south and yes is the boundary of the
farm and the thriving village ,of Pine-mete. The m
aion house is couvenientlyarrset having two . parlors,
a reeding room, dining hall, kitchen and pentry,i.,
and seven commodious bed roe . There la st ail eas t
sonLA market, and high prices all th e products of 1
the hum. 'My interests In the est requiring. my per;
f i r
aortal attention and absence this state, I krill' sell
this arm upon very advantaged - a terms. --;
DA ID ORKENAMALT. • .
e
Tebmary -1, , fa i
'Zither' Together o
HE undernientiw
of land situate Lit MO?
The Johnston Beesley tract
The Thomas Ribeirao 1
The Amos WAltersbam tract
The Thomas P. Cope tract,
The three Sot Earned adjoi
cover tiro rod dole rkileys
of the Catowissa Csll4, and tw
which contain the Ci stern p
two most northern 'Shamokin
troughs contain the ?doormat
been opened near the *rotor 1
tabs Coil Company's eotate,an,
Run Company, both of whle
lands on the west.
Therhomes P. Ckapietraet hi
eastward of the above mantle
ern boundary of the Mahan°
Over. the "Mavens' Ron" I-.
4The timber of Uwe lands is
'imitable Er pr ops, and white
the railer'. The lower land
adapted for raising grain.
Tha title is Indisputable,
Nicholson title, the same as
- heirs recovered oft the City of
Persians and farther is
THOMAS I SONE, 67 and V
odelphia, or to .1(18EPII W
Engineer, Pottrillie, Pa.
CREAT B RCAINS.
-rISHE subscribers I eing about to rc-
I
more to the West, - desirous of closing their
Voila.= tar Schuylkill coon y, and offer for sae upon
easy terms all their Real • te in Schuylkill. county,
Pennsylvania. among whir are in
Tremont,. owns'hip,
8 Tracts of Coationdsod noted on the Mine Hill
Schuylkill Haven, Stratus, nd Lorberry,ltiliroado
2 'Tracts of Timber Land in Tremonttoonship. W . N 0.9. 30 acres, part of 01 aces. 4: Warrantee, W.
lioeb. Adjoining hods' bf the Fishing Creek Co.
No. 11. -1 lot formerly i the name of Paul Brandt,
, situated in the town of out. -
No. 10. r undivided pa of 124 acres 00 perches.—
Warnuttee, Francis Spset r. • Adjoining lands of John
Lesher, warrantor; and 311 heel Retie, and being near
the Feather Tract. , . •
•
Plasegrow Township. •
No. 12. The farm near t e borough' of Pinegrove, as
•
described. •
No- 13. 10 sews timber d, situated upon We Blue
Mountain, bonded by f i le of Grove A Deck, and John .
No. 14. 9 ides, intased &fey west of Peter -Filbert's
tavern, in Musgrove. bein a Tresurarer's title.
N 0.15. 40 acres, forme of John Strimeer.. •
2h) acres, formerly the property of Samuel
' ,llL N sin N°. •
0.17. 10 acres, 87 portholef excellent chesnut tim
ber land. adjoining farms of John Übe, David nide
and land of Jeremiah Nengeot,leing part of the John
Tube firm. • _
No. 18. , All that part of 248 acres, 67 perches, timber
land. Warrantee, Daniel Stake.- Laying outside of. the
'Vtableggreek Co.'s lands, containing about 123 urea,—
Thla tract le situated about Tolle from Eckert. A
outtiord's Ihrnace, and the Dauphin 'A Susquehanna
Railroad parses through it, =Molt convenient for the
manofeenre of sills.
N 0.19. 48 acres, late the property of Charles Snyder.
-N0.20.. 180 acres late the properly of Ley, Reim A
Blanket..
N 0.21. Sli acres, late thepropert? ortimi inner. :L
No: 24. 80 eaves, late the property of lleorwilinter. -
N 0.23. 170 acres. late, the property of John StrimPler.
No. 24 . 7 lots in Bonawits's Addition to Pinegrore.—
.: Nos. 28.37, 38,23,40,41 and 134.
-- No. 25. • 2 lots, late the property of Charles Ricks:
• N 0.26. 1 house and 4 acres of land on Logan lips, on
the seat side of the Seaters Creek, and the Unkm Canal
Basin. This propertinill be offered in Sr. parte, 4 lots
and Fy, acres of had with the house. , • •
• Plasegreve Sore's's.
N0.27:' 1 lot. The undivided moiety or half part of
a lot of ground, situated in the borough of Plower.,
bounded on the seat byl the Union Cann, on the , south
Whoa' of Jaeob Grit; on Use west and north by lands
of A. Hans, deceased, containing 75 feet equate, with
the appurtenanees.seerudsting of tbreollimekilos. , The
Dauphin A Sounittanos Ttallroad passes through said
.
to • . • . . .
N o. 28. Mt of groviad, 74 east lii_SS feet, Ad.fohdrig
the Dauphin A licuquebanna Ikeer Huss, and lot for
_aunty of Abr.Wernts. nut the property formerly of Jr
cob rats, in the borough of Musgrove. ,
No. Mt. flat, haunt Jahn& Wharton.' •
go. 1 lot,. bounded by Rallundotreet. Forge and.
Maple stmt." ith a Muse, stable and Coal Aro. Howe'
now oeeupled by Jease'lones. • - ,
No. Bl . 4 lantlinp,'Nos.4is,ls, Worn thitnest side
of Bohn Canal Basin.` •
No. 31;' A centre bradlns jar the Union EMI Basin.
TM last Umpired.' are among the_most convenient
landings upon the RUIN being already wharfed. with'
'antlicient nestling week to ship 100,090 tons morally.
Alsi"9"100 Tolima Lots, .
the' torus of Junction, In Tremont Towitthip, at the
junction or the Union Canal. Sinters and Lorbsny and
Roush Creek Rallies a. A plan Of the town will b e
at sale. ,
•
hotfoot at privateulyand if not
ismed of by public alle. without re-
AT, the 11th day of April, and
1 13th. at 1 o'cloeir, P.14.,at the
x. in the town of Pinegrove. 'Tu
be obtained by app lying to Dalin
grove i or-to Jun, Graeae. at . Leba ,
OBERNAWAMA moue..
,ot Fold before otAit the time pub.
- in virtu - Urge he Western prowrty.
Warred, or goal iroad or Bank
i February 14, 1 57 7
e de m moped
Mu Th acid, wiU 1* dl
serve: upon- SATU •
Easter Mondsy t _Ap
hove of John TIM
thee information •
Ilaweerate, at P 1 •
non, Pa.
T .d. poverty,
erM Do oh' •
Indiana would be
Steck.
pRINTIN
ilaw, of
Ws at Dtgl
At ad 'folk
MEW OAS 0
XHE UND
asetirivo
tras Affebil
r"•
Adam,
god.
sale a
known
county
" - it
ery
ed.,
id a
01111.
tick•
the
leaded
\e par-
Irks.,
Dam,
The
,Jr
can be seen st
the terms okiesle
.ICIB SPENCER"
Agent, p?liraulel
_
sAur
LVITO.S AT
• ted tract ef.splen
, Tract." motaleing
Vein," also wbst is
five mere tract," ad
and In Weld Nor
a E. neuron Ea+,
the most ad yenta-
Veins In Ate Great
'ding, besides; other,
/naleser,rliarley rbff
Primrose and Nos
ugh yetnnexplored,
[
ist in the Mr/nation.
indred feet of solid
offered, contain*
,nutty.
tineer. Esq. ent
I: ra p l e ly. Office in ag hall
Pottsville, Pa:
12-ff
e
Separately,
d valuable tracts
I and Columbia noun-
EMI
f. each Minn., and
ed by branches
mountain spore,
longation of the
Cool Basins. These wo
Coat bed. ,The same has
mita of the Locust moon
upon that it the Coal
properties adjoin these
..ut three miles to the
ed Gaeta, near the north•
Coal Region and partly
twin.
phi, on the mountains,
k, ebeannt and poplar In
a red • shale roll, well
ng what in kwiwn as the
1. • t on which the Girard
i Philadelphia.
voters, apply to Meters.
I Smith rourth street, Phil-
KAItY, Civil and Mining
March, 1.1,114'.. 113 m
.•
PAPER.—Book
11 " w ! a i reight 1=CM'
Cadre drat, PottirdU
Ztt
NONSAVE INIATOMIS.
' RSIGNED' having . the
O! Om likoieas Commis
• it asatosOkstoors• Weak
41' ' , IIIIIXIIO Mira
IRON WORKS.
- NORRIS WORKS, •
• Plarrsistostrm,
CORSON, WEST * KELLEY, Iron .
roundels, Stearn raging Builders.
neers,Clenaralidarbirdsta and Roller Ma
, cthz kora, manO4nrs the °ambit Pumping
, - - Rosins, of an lmptmed co r udnicikes, for
inns and 'ater Works of any capacity.
Also nut:Wart*. the High Pressure Cornish PutoP ,l
Inc Xnaineon an improved plan, well adapted to Coal
?dims, lot 'vertical litaftAand Slopes. •
Mining AfacAina7. mr:—Pumpa, Stamps, Crashers,
Pulverise's, Whims, Runlets, Marna Ifintwe Toola.Crab
Winches, and every widely of machinery for mining
purposes.
High Pmesure and Oldeusiogfifeam Piginre, Blow.
log Cylinders of all time, Sugar AMP, Saw and Oast
Has, and onwy descriptke of irlasthaml ' •
Portable Steam Sngineeof an lairwwwl plan.
Propeller Znglors for Canal thuds.
RICHARD R. CORSON,
• , JOHN Wirt,
ZElictßi) ICKLI,Er. • •
' Rcrertracer:
Cot. J. N. Rrisotos, R. SICIATS. En. and T. C. Do-
Ctn. Esq.. New Pork; Lewis Cools*, dn.* Sad P.
Mei, Lintz. Fag, Philadelphia; IL Mouss,Jr..ilaltireorM
CHAIM N . WIIZATLIT, nannonville,Paa C. ; • •
and 010. Sutasos, Norristown. ,
February 21,'57 . , bty
sm. CLAM
• =T. cyanesori4moaxlf. •
at hers respectf y im
tbe attention of tbe business community
13 ;; 44 to their new tocuedry andAlachlu•Shop,
[= in the town of Stelair, Schuylkill maw
ty, •-arbor* they are prepared to build
Steam tn nes, Bretton, Pumps and Machinery of
every pattern. A ho, Drift Can, Iron or Brass castings Of
any she or pattern s Being practical mechanics Coal
orators and others who mutt machinery would do well to
give them a call and examine their work. Orden thank.
fully received and executed at the shortest notice and an
reasonable terms. CAMBERS, GUI SWIMS & CO. '
St. Clair, June 21, '54 . 24.1 y
11312/3
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are 'now fully
• prepared to furnish, at the Ashland hen
Worts, Steam Engines and Pompsof any
, auz power and eapacity.forudnireand other
purposes, Coal 'Waken; of evert site and
pa tern now In use, together with castings and forging,
or danriptions: Oral and Drift Cars of all . sizes
and patterns) large Truck and Horse Cars,—all tarnished
at the short eirt notice. • The intbseribets - Satter theta
salved' that, lnaunuch as every member of the Lem la a
practical mechanic, they will t able to %mint nuebi
nery that will coropare favorably with any in the Itre
eon. AM orders directed to L P. Oaten A But, ,1211-
land, Schuylkill county, Pa , wilt receive prompt anew
L. P. OARNER.
MICHAEL OARNER,
JOSEPH OAIOIP,R.
AshlaUd. Mar 10, 'SG 19
TAJLIA4IJA.
CARTERS &. ALLEK'SIRON WORKS,
Tamaqua, Settnymul comat.7, Pa.
The Subsetibers,propsietore of the
_ above gamed extetudeeestablishment,an
11uT.41q1,1 nounfetothedtiseiusot tleDaylkllleoun
• .I', and 'the genetally, their roadi•
auto turn out any and all k lads of work
In their Ina. at the shortest notice, and In the mos t sat
isfactory manner—such as building Steam Hogines, Man
uhicturing ItallrOad and Dritt Cars, Ptimps,Castings and
Muhl:wry of all kinds. .
3nly the best workmen us employed, and sonsfact lon
may therefore besafely guaranteed. Orders from abroad
promptly tilled. • C.AATKIIS A A LIMN.
rammun, January 27. 1865 • 4-tf ;
BEAVICE MEADOWS.
8 - ER 8 7MaringliftWAR I TMVI
ali Founders, nopeetfully inform their pa
irons, and the public generally, that they
-nj • czaz are fully prepared at the above establish
ment, to manufacture Rte.*/ Engines of
every sise; Pumps, Railroad and Drift Oars, and every
other.deseriptisn of Iron and Bram Castings suitable for
the Coal wining or other bushtess, on the most reasonable
leans. AIM, Blowing Cylinders for Blast Punt:Lel and
Ilaeldne work in general.
la
Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and des ten
at the lowest prices. All work furnished by then wer
ranted to perform well. They would solicit therm, mof
those who may want articles in their line In thlavi tiny.
Ail orders will meet with immediate and prompt atten z
ILA.. ' IL W. IIIUDSON,
March 4,1858 9.1 y W. IL. lIIIDSON,,
DONALDSON.
DONALD O N
ly - 4 4 ! attenton 6.
tl..l::Creuestiortil
rinmunity to their new Foundry and
calt eilachine Shag, in the town of Donald
' 4on, Schuylkill. minty. They are now
ready to execute all orders for smachlnery, such is
stench engines, pumps, coal breakers, mill gearing for
grist and slaw mills, railroad and drift cars, he., kr.
Belog o6 piactical mechanics. we Satter onrsekves Unit all
el
work eat the Donaldson Iron Works, will give such
satisto•tkm, :as will secure the future custom of
their patrons. Orders thankfully received end-execu
ted at the shortest notice, sod on reasonable terms.
PinTkat COX.
ALFRED Jo,NE.q,
LEWIS mmun.
February Z. 1856 5-
r;tci:4:T.ALrailfif4l
DEHAVVI'IuEIat i; ,N9RKS,
' THE Subscriber la prepared to Mann
E l i facture STEAM ENGINES of any power
Pumpootany capacity,and Coal
Cl Dreakr
~,,, of ever &
y ascription ; as( well . eve ry
other kind of machineryNoo in Mines
Breakers, ifornaces, RoUing Mills. Saw Mills. te.
From the facilities possessed for manufacturing, and
front long experience in the businesa,wbrk can be t artier
out at this establishment, at the very lowestprices, tnL
of a superior quality.
Persons desirous of putting up machinery of arty kin
are invited to call and examine patternsond become a •••
partintod with prices before eontrecting elsewhere.
Orders of every kind are solicited, and strict :Monti° •
will be given to their prompt execution.
, . WILLIAM DEBATES.
Mineriville, December 9, 1854 484 f .•
TaEIiION
TREMONT WORKS
Tremont, nchuylnsaa uounty, rennet.
lili The SUlitiOribeis reXpeetfully invi 0
Ole attention of the bIIItiIIifiCCIMMUDI y
.. ' ° g'; to' their New Marble. Slop and Tonn - -
•.. = dry, erected in'the town of Tremont, and
. under the superintendence and manae.
mein of Mean. Z. Bawler" and Philip timhbleg, wh ere
1
they are prepared to execute all orders for Ma c h ina of
Pms and iron, such as Steam Engines of any pow r,
lumps of any capacity, Coal Breakers of every dem To
lion, all kinds of Gearing for Rolling Mills, Grist a d
Saw Mills, Drift Cara, and all kinds' of Railroad Castl e s,
such as Chain for Plat andir Rails, Frogs, Switches, d
ell kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron Shaftinge. Mr. ni
twits being a practical Mechanie,and having bad the ix.
Monte and experlem co for many years In the Coal Regi ,
persons dextrous of putting up Mactfinery of any R d,
are invited to eall and examine our patterns aridlmpe for
quality
of work, and become acquainted with print at
these Works, before cnntracting elsewhere. Orders o l ov
cry kind thankhillyreeetred,and strict attention will be
Oreille their prompt execution, having Several l 20,
SO. 40, sod so hone Engines on hand. • ,*
Jan. 0, 11156 14y • 0. A. AA. Ai. SELTZER.
• .Polll' CARBON. •
Ir 011 N 1 1 .11), & MACHINE SHO P,
Port Valrll2oll9 nanny akin co.,a.
irT. WINTERSTERN atootoc
!Ml es his reofiness. from the complete o i ltlit
zill.a;;Al or the aboretuaedostablishroent,tosup
,
r rr Lu t z ply all orders in his line of businEw—
.'"*„... Steam such as for Stea Engines, Barbra and
Drift Cars, romps, Coal Breakers, Castings and Milne
r,' of erery'pattern. Ile warrants bis work to glee tis
faction, and accordingly solicits patronage at home and
abroad. ' Jan. 27,1855 '4-ly
FRANKJIAR IRO . NI WORKS.
Tfirreohtcri re announce to ths pub
T, ll l I lie that thir are the Proprietors°, the
. Yranklia; Work', Port Carbon, lately car
rry := tied on by S. Sitlyman, where they muc. I
'"** tious lo ininulactom to order, at the{
shodast notice, Steam Paellas, Pumpt,Coal Sreakils sink
filocery of alai* Arty vise or doscrlption, for blind
or other . purposes. Mao, flathead and brill Cr,,a I nor
Brass Castings of any alas or pattern. Orders are •
fully solicited. GEO. S. FISSIAIIII4 UO.
Franklin Shovel
The snberribers continue to form
floaters of Schuylkill County, with
at the lowest Philadelphia prkes.
tarty called , to their Coal Shovels.
any she or pattern promptly attando
GEO. B.
Port Carbon, August 21, 11152.
POTTSVIL
FOUNDRY AN D MAO
Steamsr Nr
actc-
WOO NOTICK—Yhe business..
of SNYDER d iunalEs, urn be contiu
, • obi ,by the subscriber in all its tillriollll
. zza branches of Steam Engine bnudlog , Iron
founder, manufacturer of all e i kinds
i of
liachinery, for Rolling Mills, Blast Furnaces, Railroad
_Can, h.c., de. He wiliala br :alte the iraain of Min
lug and Selling the cele FbrestOf Ash and
Lewis and ,S'pohn reins Red As . Is, being riOe movie
tar of these Collieries. • GEORGE, W. SNYDER.
• Jamiary . 7.l.lBb47 latf -
• :ro camosieer R. mou ; coPEKroer or s.
ktp
Or
The subscribers respectfully
attention of the business cola
4 ' 44 4 URR their. Boiler Works, on Mimed
-ar • cum low the Passenger Depot, Pot
where they are prepared to man
BOILBRB OF 7617 CRY BIiSCRIPTION
Ertiolte Stacks, Air Flacks, Blast Pipes. OAaome
Gin. de., de. ,Bollers on hand.
Being practical mechanics, and having fory•
themselves entirely to this branch of business,
ter themselves that work done at-their establish
gin eatisfactke to all who may favor them it
Indlsidtiall and Companies will thid It greatly*
vantage to examine their work beers engaging
May 6,1863 ,194 f JOIIN 4 JAMES
- . Traythfrq u gN r itto tit
IN" re4po
_ _.,.,.., pounce to' the public that thei
t . - "" "*""i frig UM Is now co plated and
Ea am: ration, and th at t hey are pril
ply all kinds of Bar Iron of r
irhkh they will warrant to be 'apart:x.ln spa
obtained from abroad, at the suss prim.
They. alio Marmfacture 't Rails, for tha all ,
Ilene' andlateral Roads, weighing from SI t
yard, made of the best Iron, and which all
mach cheaper than the imported article.
- Being practical mechanics, and having had
eaperianca In the Iron business, they flatter
that they can gire entire satisfaction to
also make it their Interest to patronise
t urea. • JOUN BISBNI
December 8,1851
wAsioN i pTota I ry WO - KS.
Glibly'. a. ‘.
TUGS. it JAS. WREN ully Invite
• g' the attention of the bast community
,;: - ."*.,O;ZR
1 " to their New Machine Shop nd roundry
- = erected between Coal and Italpiriettl streets,
and fronting on Norwegian street, where
they are prepared to execute all 'orders for machinery of
limas and Iron, such as; SLAM Engines, all kinds of Gear
ing for Rolling MUls, Grist and flaw ktille,flingle.and
Double acting Pump, Coal Breakers. Drift WI, all kinds
of Railroad Chatham such as quire for Flat and T hail ;
Frogs, SIN - 114nm km; all hinds of met and wrought Iron
Shafting. Being practical m4chanics. and butting made
the demands of the Coal Region their stady.fee year*
-also all kinds of Machinery In their line of.aetwera : they
Sitter themeolvew that work doub at thaft ftint
will give satisfaction to ail who may lunar them with a
call. AU order, thauldUlly received aad,Promptly ewe.
euted, on the meet reasonabliterms.
111031 AS WREffi , JANIS ' .
Noy. 22, 'AS . • ".47-tf
• — PALO
t
AI jiL IQBOLMNIA ILL!
ll'd I
noti l ike: 2l :1 5 =1: a tgi:2 l : l
generally. that their new Ulna
G.= Palls
Alto a Pow comPle e, and in Tull
operation, and that they re prepared to
fern lab T rails of ratioite patterns. weir it from RI to
70 The per yard. Also. different elms of at, square and
tennd utertbantitt bar hon.
Orders for rails or heriron are respeetfelly 'Melted.
and mill meet with prompt attention f left either at
the Dottiest MEL Bright Larch's Hardware- atom 1
Centrestreet, or at thelroillee. IIAYWO9D, LEE A 110.
(IFFICE—N. E. corner Oentre • and
`J Mutet atniets,24l etory. Pottsville, Januar' IA
186 e. The undersigned have Ms Or ikMed • anipart•
tietstklp Dudes the style and gnu of 19 STOOD, LIB A
"(10., for the purponeof manutecturing nod mad Bar
fro% at their Palo Alto Rolling ELUL , •
DELI HARWOOD,
BWILL LEE, •
OEMS fiats
.
Thilbstlasm af * ftlida Ara ot-L"r & ,wlll ,
11•• edam! by th e o f RaTIMMU"
JAL
NEW ORUCkIllawif i CINE STORE
7 LTENR*: SAYLOR announces to his
All friends and tbe public-that he bas re- •
meted Us New Drag Store froinMarlut strew
to Centre street. next door below Charles
Bidet% Boob and fancy Store, where be will ir •
be espy to furnish persona with Drugs., lee,
In his 'Woof business. Ms long *metier's.: 11,
in the business with John S. c. Martin, and
'plet,cus Rod attention enables him to pat span lauds
at Preantptions wltti portict actuary. •
Pottsville, April 12, '66- ,
kY911 : 11' KATNAIR9B. •
YUU used Lyons Kathairon
for timi hair? It Is the moa t delinltiful toilet aril
n bo world and is prossnbrely beneficial tor Grey
and Bald heads. The Kath.*ou fully restored my bat,
alter r baldness (dinette years. Yours truli; •
R.
No ss.Whiren Street, New York.
..4.150. Lyons' Extinct of Pure Jamaica Olurreir, fer.dyrt.
psla sud nostril Derma debility, de., eon be had at
- .C SARUM'S •
Perfumery and VarietiStoro,Centre Stroot,Pottnille.
4. *lobe, 33. iss3
ille'tddod farnishei the material of every bone, mute
ale, gland and fibre, in the hunurn frame. When pure
It secures health to every organ; when corrupt It nen.-
eerily produces disease. not,bowers PILLS operate
directly upon thealenients of the Amain of Us, 'amani
tas:lg the principles pf disease. d thus radically curing
the malady; whether located In the nerves, thestomach,
the liver. the bowels, the muscles, the skin, the brain,
fir any other part of the system.
I Used throughout the 'World!
lIOLLOWANIS . ILL& are equally enicacions In cont.
plaints common to the whole human race, and disorders
pe. Oiler to certain elimates and.localities.
Alarming' Disorders.
ityspepsiaand derangement of the liver. the source of
infirmity and suffering, and the cause of i trinumerable
deaths, yield to these conitivei, in all eases, heereverag
gravated,acting es a mild purgative,. alterative and
topic; they relieve the bowel,, purify the Snide, and In
, sigorate the system and the constitution at Ott same
time.
General Weakiseas.aints..Nerwoma Come
c , - . .
Wlten alintundat i fall, fall. the renovating and hinting,
plopertiee of these PUie give liminess to the 'halting
nerves
sled entosoled Muscles. of the. vict i m of general
dilitg. r •
, . • ' Deficit", Feral, . . . 4 ;
Al? irregularities and aliments incident to the deli Cite
and sensitive organs of the sex are cowered or presented.
1 10
Ilia few doses of these mild. but infal/IbirsiterstiVes.—
N mother who regards her own or her children's hA ould fail to have them within her reach. lth
s-
. Scientific Endorsements. . •
The London "Lancet," the London "Medical Review,"
and the most eminent of the faculty in Great liritain.
Trance and Germany. hire eulogized ' the PILLS and
their inventor.
lielkerafs Pile are the hest remedy knows; is . thit
world far the Aitotnieg Placates: . ' 4.
Asthma ' I Ileadaehei ,
Bowel,Coteplalnts Indigestion '
Coughs , . Int:liter=
Colds' 1 inthuttneation
Chest Disease , • 1 Masai. Weidman
Coettrenem
Dyspepsia ' Lowness 01
DiarTh(oll flies
Drops
Stone and Graiol I
.
Debility Secondary Symptoms
Fever and Ague Venereal A ff ections
Female Complaints Warms, of All kinds
ice' Sold at the-manufactories of Professor HOLLOWAY,
AO Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand. London, by
'all respectable druggists and dealers in medicine through
out the 'Coifed States and the civilized, world, in boxes
at 25 cents, 62 cents. and gl each.- there is a roust&
erable saving by_ takigg the larger sizes."
N. B.—Direetions foi the guidance of patients In ever/
disorder are affixed to each box.
u-Caution 1...N0ne are genuine unless the words
"Holloway, Nyw. York and Loudon,' are' discernible as a
seater-eurglc every leafof the took of ditectifonsaronnd
each pot dr box; the same may be- plainly seen by hold
ing ISt leaf to the tight. • A handsome reward will be
R
ive - 111U goy one rendering suet' Information as may
lead id the detection of any party pr 'parties Counterfeit
ing the medicines or sending thd same; knowing them
to be spurious.
June 21.
• =TII_E CREAT EST
Medical Dlscovery rot tete Age.
DR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
discovered . in ono of our oesteumpasture weeds a
remedy - that Mares
Every Kind of Humor, .
from the worst scrofula down to a common l
pimple:
- . .
Ile has tried it In over 1100 cases, and neverfalled ex.
eept la two csads(both thunder humor). He has now in
his possession over two hundred certificates of Itsvlrtue,
all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two botUes are warranted to cure coursing sore
mouth.
(mato three bottleswlll cure the worstlUnd of pimples
on the face.
Two to three bottles will cure the system of Ma.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the woriteankerin
the month and stomach
Throe to five bottles itip warranted tOcure the worst
rase of Itrystpolaa.
One to two bottlesare warranted to cure all humor to
the eyes.
Two bo t ties are warranted to cure running of the ears
a nd - hlotchea among the hair.
Your to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
cunning ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the wont
ease of ringworm. •
Two or tkree bottles are wan anted to sun•the most.
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to four; ottles are warranted oenretlce salt
rh /l eu. •
ye m Merest bottles will cure the worstcase ofserofala.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and a perfecikure is warranted when the above quantity
is taken.
Reader.' peddled over a thousandbottiesof this in the
vicinity of Boston. I know the effects of it in every
case. So sure as water will extinguish-fire, so sure will
this cure humor. I never sold a bottle of it but that
sold anothei ; after a trial it always speaks for itself.--
There are two things about this herb that appear to me
surprising; first that it grows in our pastures, In some
places quite plentiful, and yet its value has never been
known until L. discovered it In 1846—second, that it
"should CUM all kinds of humor.
In order to give some Idea of the sudden rise and Meat
popularity at the discovery, I will state that in April,
' 1859, r paddled it and sold about six bottles per day—hs
A Pri1,18.54, I soldover one thisusind bottles per day of it.
Some of the wholesale druggiits who have been in the
'badmen twenty and thirty years, say , that nothing in
the annals of patent medicines wps everliks it. • There
is a universal train of it f ro m all quarters. .
In my own practieslalWats kept it strictly forhumors
—but since its int redact lon - as a general family medicine,
great and wonderful virtues have been found in It that
never suspected.
Several man of. widleptletits—a disease which war at
ways considered incurable. have been cured by a few tot.
ties. 0, whatu ptercy if it will prove effectual in all
r,IMMI of that awful Matadythereare but few whohave
seen more of it than I have.
-I know ,of sere al cases - of Dropsy, all of them aged
people cured by it. For, the various diseases of the Liver,
S leklieadache;Dyepepsia,Asthma, Fever and Ague,Pain
In the side,Dimeases of the Spine,' nd partlerthirlyin d is
saats of the kidneys. te., the discovery has done more
- good than any medicine ever known. •
• No change of diet necessary—eat the best you getand
enough of it.
Direcitotupr use.-4ffults,one tablespoonful per day
—children over ten yeare,a deturertapponful—ehildren
from live to eight years, tea-wpoonful. ; As no directions
-can be applicable to all ronstitutions, take sufficient to
operate op the bowels twin *03%
• lamotractuired b 7 ' DONALD KENNEDY,
Warreststren:Rosbary, Mass.
Price, One ,Dollar. .
Whelesale Agents:;.-Neiv York dry, C. Y.Clickner, 81
Barclay street; CAL RiPit,lll2.lllrodway; Rushton
'Ciarlt, 2 7a arenilwaY ; A.- .'h D. Sends, 100 Fulton St.
Wholesale inputs forentsyltaala. T. W. DTOTT
Poss. 132 North 2nd St reet. Philadelphia. •
For sale in Pottsville, y G. promo, .7.o.lhaphss
cour ". 1
May 10,1856 tabenau '
2 ° l l ,
,R4CIRIPitiR9;i74
, ENS.
I. lite the
•unity to
treet,be-
Me, Va.,
• actors
denoted
!they Bat
ll
ent wi
a tan.—
their ed.
lsewhere.
Is, no doubt, the moat wimderlid discood7 of this age of
propels, for It will restore, persianently, gray hair to Its
original color -cover the head of the bald with a • mod
luxuriant growth, remove at once all dandruff and itch.
log, curs all scrofula; and other cutaneous eruptions,
such as scald head, eta. it will' cure, as if by magic'
nervous or periodical headache; make the hair soft, glee.
and,wavi, and presorts the color perfectly, and the
hair from falling, to extreme old age.
' Thelollowing is from a dlatlnguisleel member of the
medical pr(don:
•
PROFESSOR 0. J WOOD—
ST. PAUL, January 1, 1E4.5.
now Roll
In full ope
to sup
Ants Ow
ty to any
Dan linaolleited. I pond you tbbr eertigeate;—
After bring nearly bald tbr a long time instillation tried
all the hair restoratives estankand laving no t oath ,in
any, I tires Induced, on besting of 'aural° give It a trikL
I placed myself in the hands of a barber, and had my
bead rubbed with a good stiff brush, and jthe Restore.
the then appilW and well rubbed tar scalp was
aglow. ThM I repeated' every morning, and" in three
weeks the young bait appeared and irrel , rapidly from
Augist last till the present time, and is now 'AWL, black
and strong -•-arit't and stakeout to. the tooth; wbansits,
before, it washes* sad wilt what little there was of it,
a withal Utile vas disappearing very rapidly. I stin
nee your Iteedoratlire about twice a week, and shall soon
bare a good and poilset crop of bolt Now, I had read
of these things—awl who has not? -bid have not seen'
hitherto any use where any person's lair- was reallir
lbenehted by any of the hair tonic; de, of the dip and •
it redly gives me pleasure to record the result of COY ezq
perlimor, '1 :hare recommended your preparation ' for
others, lands It) already , bas a, large-and general isle t
throughout tho Territory. The peoplehere know Its efi,
fects, and bale eonddence In it. The supply you mot
us, as wholesale agents for the Territory. is nearly es 4
besotted, and dailyln= are 'made for it. You del
lierre Credit for yon 17; and I, for Met return
you my-thanks for t he benefit It has done me, far I cer:
taluly had delimited long® ago of ever effecting any such
result. i Taal, hastily, .
J. Mr, BOND,
Fain of Pond h Kelley , Druggists, St. l'atd.
• - '
f the Col•
601 be. pet
be famed
aaldarabli
Itheatielres
basenhavd
• maskurae.
.11 CO.
49-U
them the Mbar °C UM Rod *state Advertiser.)
lion&s, 27 School litre* NarrA' 20,1835:
DIAL Sil:.4ll4,ing beCOarie Preututufel.l quits irrt,f , ,
wu induced, smith weeks since, to mats a trial of
your lisatoratim;: II hare used less than two U 4 0 ,06,110
the gray hairs badelail &happened; and although my'
hale has not fail attained lin original color, yet the
processor change gradually going 01 4 and las fit
greet hopes thst In a short time my hair will be as daft,
as fairway. 1 hare elm bean much grallihmt at: the.
healthy moisture; mad rigor of the hair, which bet*,
was and drt, dad It hummed to come out is Idr.
mob% fiespeethaily mfrs.
. D. O. M. HUPP.?
Professor Wet, 1.
• ---
.
; • Cantu. Illluoi Jane 1141865;
I bra used • Professor' Wood's Hair Radorathe, add
bile admired Ita wonderful effect. ' )1y halt was beech).
ham mkt thought prematurely grey, but. by the nutlet
bi t ~,I tathiropre," it hit remnurd Ifs original eokit, aid
.1 hews no dotibk Perwmtntll,
S/DNET BRSE:EIS.
• 11z4ertatar Valtwi newt
O. J. WOOD ON -ftriwistom 3 / 2 lketidwaL i NZ,
- and 1143darket street, BL Lou*
8014 in Patin*. by J.ft 0: Ilighm, L IlsiNeive /lad
r
It. . ry ;Ikinkypitlt Ho._
esaz by an ritipikailiarmiggliliumj+
wtore.. :• - = , Yeb..9l, t
17 - lky -
f .
. .
ItEDICINAL.
HEALTH OR SICKNESS!
CAsfse between them.
!Aver Comlktintor
PROFESSDR WOOD'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
MEDICINAL.
COUU4
Wholesale and Retail
3:hrizigartist e ba Clisenalgist.
LL Caw Tarr. andinvestaa Sten
( Oppodrate ifortimer'allotel,)
' Povesvna l s,
It
The aliblicriber•Amlnglakcu posessidou cif
the home ionized! enmpled by If rail. X
limitty; has ammerted the same Into • ' . '
, • Dying ud altp•llbersairy Stowe,
g o
•
sue onr ts urtams, as be thiti ati ke d inll renocuti geowe ny eaudeoten calie
the
a ti
tentkm of big Meads and the pisbik to cham stock.,
lie bar taken great cars I. the salectkiu of hbillings,
Iledickzen,Ar., and an theterom cheenkily reccumneed
watt and every cos u Waif' I
mita A ND CA ADM MA 27LP.
Ile fs determined to .give his milivided personabit,
Wiliest to,his badness. at all how Wslf the day and rilglii
when required, belkiing that the mows med nmetariou
ej pdpekiarteu will as the &twistable lino w thdr '
tiesda depends in n losat neissurn au the are of
Apothecarry and the quility.of hisAnto and .misturee
and he finds emzedeM that mmusiszeis,srbeu elitelned
the expense of vistas aid health, l nottlei the oaly
question with his codeine= The oneethie reputation
as a carotid and comietent A .16101 be sattstit
ed. t,_ - ' ,- i
Ibis reputation beta detain
g tar ti f e with the
assistance of a share of the p en Ildr 14
portion of latch fa guaranteed to h im II
friends, independently of that w Irk be hopes: 2 c=
by ekes attention to business al .strkt stlestion lu
intsing prescriptions which may Meet the health and
llres of Waistcoats. . ' • , • i
• Demotion in the prolamin a ' compostudlog of aro_
Woes air ruthless speculation will never resort to,
though it is notodoutdy true the deck a dspgeroua tie'
4 di
coil= la much moil extended and arsiesastn4 war
tked by druggists than can he ly imagtoed. i
Confident of -obtaining a name Mod tank semi* the
tint of his cotempornike, he only asks attmation.toprom
his will to serve, and his ability to satkly toe toed*.
acting. •
' 46 r . Flarragulikrltib ..eogldink-mro7itlKK! tias litvgilif;
am' - ' " "
- lk, .
and Throat are positively gamble by htlialatcon,
w c conveys the noodles to the" cavities in the luhrs
through the airperegee.sdroastng in direct contact.,
with the disease, nentrallies the tu betenlar matter, el-'
lays the cough, causes a free and easy expetteettlem,'
beali the lungs, purifies the blood; Impute Renewed el
tality to the nervous system, giving that tone and ener
gy so indispensable for the reetend*ft of health. TO be
able to state confidently that Consempthei is eatable
Ay inhalation, Is to me a source of unalloyed pleasure.lt is as much under the control of medial treatment as
any other formidable disease I ninety Out of every buns
died casesean be cured In the first stages, and Ott, I per ,
cent, In the second; bat in the third dap It brie:epos
slide to save more than See per rent. tbr Om lungs are
So cut up by the disease as to bid dame* to medical
skill. Even, boweeer, hi the last stages, hatudaticei al-
Buda extraordinary relief to the evitterin .etiendlot
this fearful scourge, which annually destroye ninety.
eve thousand persons in the United States alone; end a
correct Calculation shows that or the present pop
l of the earth, eighty nlilliocie are destined to SD. e
Consurnptire's gram 1
ils
Truly the gainer of death heel no arrow so tidal as
Coneramption. In all Ages i t beau the pe a t eisentif
of life, for it spares neither nor au, but meth elf
alike the brave, the Want/ 1, the graegni, and the
that .
gifted. By the help of that punts Being, fens ibom
mineu ' "MP* and gilt , I am enabled th offer
to the &MI a peruseinen and speedy cure 14 Con- I
sumptbau. - n• 'lnt emus o taterrelm le from hums I
'blood, and the immediate ' produced by their de ,
position le the lungs, is to recant the free adults fon
of air Into the air cells, which causesa weakened regali
ty through the entire syste Then surely ii id more
rational to expect greater goa m. d
from medicines entering
the swines of the lungs thin from those administered
through the stomach ;,the *heat will always bbd the
lungs free and the breathing easy Ober inhaling' ream
dim, True. inhalation is a local remedy, nevertheless It
acts ronditutionally, and eSth more P.9wer and Melein*
ty than remedies administered by the stomach. To
prove the powerful - and &sat influence of this Mode of
adm in hrtrathuz, chloroform nhaled will entirely destroy
ii,
sensibility fa a few Minot para l ys i n gthet entire ner
vous system, so that a lim may be amputated 'Without...l
the slightest pain; inhalie the ordinary horning gas
will destiny lies in a few Muth
The Inhalation of ammonia win name the 'Osbert
shen•tainting or Apparently_ dead. The odor Emmy
of the medicines laps resiotilblo in the skin a n i l"'
tits after being thhalevi,and may be immediate) r detect
ed in the blood. • A convincing proof of the mastitis- I
Mimi effects of inhalation: lathe fact thaf• &knees la
always produced By bleat leg foul air. Is not this past.
tire evidently that pro remedies, carefully preparedl
aeilludiclausly 'dude through the lungsabould I
produce the most happy results? Dreier isite
ed
years' prattles, many, th des, enferiug from diseases
of the lungs and throat, vs been under my are, and
I have effected many remarkable cures, even after the
;effetely bad been 'romanced in the last stages, which
frilly lathes, me that conisamption is no butter a fatal
disease. My treatmentqf consumption is original, and
founded on long experienre and a thorough 'invertiga
-1
tion. My perfects:qualm since with the nature of tu
bercles, dc.,enables me distinguish, reedit*, the va
rious' forms of disease t simulate mennaption; and
apply the proper remedi 'rarely. being 'mistaken wean
in a single rase. This , millarity in connection with
;I
certain pathological end crumple discoveries . enables
me to relieve the lungs from the effect, -of Contracted
chest.; to enlarge the eh t; purify the blood, Impart to
it renewed vitality, &deg energy and tonerto the entire
system. Box 53. Post OEte ,11. W. PRIMO. M. D.
Office 109 FILBERT Street, be lo w Twelfth, Philadelphia,
Pa. Mufti 21, '57 12-ly .
PHILA ELPHIA.
aaleoloiyj Publlabed
and sold by • I: R. L. BARZIF.B,
• At his Map Estabilittment, N 0.7 Ilart'sliltdlopnit,
dlixin grog, nbow.CAesnyt, PludaddipMa.
Fibruary 21,'57 - I • •
CI A.. R. .i="l Ng il" X .IDO 4:31.• NS .. .
•J. 8. 08PUY - 8: 80N8I, . •
MASONIC HALL, Chesnuf Streit,
below EightIitILADELPIIIA, would call the
alttention of the pub' to the barge and dried amort
[ went* of CARPEIS, n r CLOTHS, MATTINOB, Le.,
n
they are selling very cheap Mr rub cir city tem;
vane, wholesale and tail.
Philadelphiaf March 7,1 J
7 10-Ith ; •
JOHN 8 1 rONE 4 BONS,
N 0.45 South Scloud St., Phllidelphlt,
A ,RE now re eiving !heir Spring itn-,
XjlLoortation'of Silk, Millincey &lads, conshatug in
part of Fancy, Cap
c li a lkoinetltibbotik; SAUD and Man
tua Ribbons 01 are ndPialn Silks; Mareellines, and
,Florenoss; Slack M ; 'French and English Crafts,
Tarlatans; aline an .I llusion Lacea r lie. I Also. a fall
Ilia
assortment of Pre eh d A uterloaa Plow.
1 era I which they off to the trade on favorable tams.
March 21,'67 .
..,. •; 12-2 m •
.1111', •if 'IN A R D___t_ OF
DA:WM MD ADD DEAL= OF
e STE Iv soObe,
xr OS. 77 & 9 .North Second Street,
.11 PIIILADELFULL '
We ere now reeds log our Spring stock, which' - willi
comprise a large and desirable assortment of all kinds
of Strom and Lace Owads
Our stock of FLOWERS will be 'unusually large this.
. . ...
•
BL! D$ sll4lA'Dli9l
srrLos.-to '
I?tr . za WaiX XICK, ,
VO.. 12 North Siith Striet, PHILA.
DELPUIA, sianufacturse of Venilian Yd.
tel and Gold Bor red and Painted Shades, of beautiful
dralgus. • ;
Buff and allot er colon Of Holland) wed for; shades.
F.*tures, Trinunl ipt.sC,, wholesale mid retail, at the
lowest cash pliant iIite 7 BTORB SHAPBB painted to or ,
'der.'der. B. J. VI thankful foe psi&pahant *wt.
fully twiteita the public to call and natrdrW.new and
layge assortment,,betre purchaalng abewhere. I •
e e eWe Study to Piertsq . I .
?Philadelphia, • reh 14, 'l4 . j
i
1 SUPER - HOSPNNVLINIE. •
R . Tb only Silver Weil
VET aw4rded by Agriiultural Sod
a, cites' wasees to this separiorlartlele,it the fast
Pennsylvania S tate lair, at !Weisberg, as a Fertiliser of
.the best quality for
Whist, Cots, Oats, Grua, 'Petit*,
raising. !wavy erjpps sad greatly Imre ' ring th e mall. It.,
slabilaiber tinily team' darowirs and Dealers that
be is pre supply. the Syria; .4innand with 'this
tperior and we tatdad artists. . ,
WAGE
,3 ITTS ANTEDO-4 Ina, i secu it or i d .
Tari
l'Abg ~ -4N .I. iiltiL
prams a-
. . CAN .111:1A310,
POUDRI3ITI A LAND MAIM% OILS, CANDLES.
SOAP, de., of t 0 best quality, se lemma auks* rata:
i -,._ . J4llllll A 4 Poiseroy, •
9 and 1 South Whim% %low WOW street,. '
i . PaIii.ADSLYIEIIA.
1 . gay- Partners 0 lied on two privile , alleys.vind avoid stow. , W • - [reh .• '67 , /09411 .
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-
PLllMaitt OA—
,LEE A oceasorsto HOZ
d,ILLIO, No. MA ebesiint street, under the
/Utah Souse. P are anistantly
publishing the Latest Inusie,froan Scent prates Au
thors In .the U ited States, ha a style that will vie with
any Julien at y other honer, either in this eonatry 1
or Europe. L. •' 1
They have the *alone to armouries to the public
that their doe of Sheet Mud oil baud, eandste of the'
argestila_ m t complete asiortwent to be found in tite,
eouutryrthey onalantly ad: V u eir stock all tluo .
New Musk pu Wilted in New York, , de. • . . i
They alio pax several In Books, Which are
n general use t ughout the country. - • ,' ,
PIAINEV—A ne assortment of the beat Mtn •• , 11111M
of New York a d Boston, at the leeriest cheep prices, , I
Also, a
gem .
. usaatim illEATi IN a ril ar
a plii i 4)lT v it aii. 4 11a313 •
004 ..
"%boa, & Lc., Violin. Oat and Moto &WON]
coi
of the best I lea qualities, all of tMeh will bit furnish- 1
ad to the public and the trade at the lowest retie. '
Ordenipuuettnalli attended to. fi ••
' ier All Lel & Walker's Susie and Publication, eiin-b I
obtained at EANNAN'S Bock and Mono etre. Pat*l
eille._' A
phitedeaphip. ,14. b A. lane ' ? I 1 1l et hi
' -N.witapWlN
4 .co 4 '
I 1
IBrOadnieMiafften Armes, .Farladqpia,
roc, 1 •
- IVOULD:caII the attention ' o . Rail.'
Ty !road Xanagers,indthearCiatenested hs Railroad
Property, to their Splest of LoorsehreNnythet.inutkii
they are adapted to the pastieullir barium for which '
they may bepequired; by - the use of ens, two, Omni Of I
hour pair of driving wheels' and the use of the whole,
or to mush or t he weiglitaa may be desirable for adite..l
s on; and in ramodaUng the to the gru4te;eurers,)
ghee!' ib_pf upetitrwction and; rail and work to be ,
done. Hy Wire means the Maximum useful effect of the
l
power is esedred with thrt least expense for atteirbines,
extol, foe), inirrepalni folioed and Engine. With these',
°Wets ID 14. w. and el the emelt; of twent,r.threek jean
lAsslitial sanatoria in the business by our senior parte 1
itilffhe raluttfacherejteed(fainentkondsef 3lroiatt,,tia4
sevendehonake or sizes of each 144; ,Partieriler attar
tion twa toithii itrength of the *thehinein thephin and
workutauship of all the dstalle.l 'Our long nape
rthelv
and oppartrinities of obtaining inforuistiononuthl MI
to offer than cog nee with the ateuranes that lialelen•
ey,eomany end darthilli th ey will reopen favorably ,
with those f?f any other din ass . We also rarebit te
older rehnds.azies,bow ot low mottle., (le ilitioH
teal trithoit bowies) aneepodtkon MOO** toutivr a ll
Wiertl,deatitition eialloperlibeet I ithealßallee War •1
anti isetalitrtlelons too the rifto; oo eaf
of W. W. ~
.Tal Ll =ls7l . 4r . . MITI/1M Mllat.
.
tail - ware tu t .
'maw 16"" At
e
' • :PHILADELPHIA,
TRIMBLE i LANDIS,
IosSKIVIS
T . eel.
f tit Inform Oak mama trim& anGestosterood .
lar tij County, that their woodsmen! of Malan fot
Young asthma to anti lames that". ever, and Q v ,
to sell cheep. Persons Udall at aan
ptivUese of sulisiltig elotld4 pare=
4 41
this Art If tba 4 ° nl4 g ri, wirr * Brun_ Init
272 Clisetaut St, arum etTeath t Phlladn.
Ira 32,1336 - ' ! • 114 7
114,
iffitY NirnAltiltiletTlPAl
of VRNNCII CAL" AClNS,_and geliral Gather
r, No 6 South 36 et., Rfte4loll. •
Amoral assortment of all Slade/ Lammas, Moimeoos„
tote, etc. ItZDAnd 01,X SOLX =ATM.
retonary lA, '67 , .
gralo g °ll,ll",,Prlgef,'?utbe
Bottlers w Hotal4rairpere, Colletantly;oa
au for ale by ANDS= MARINI it BONO. -
_ •
• No. 69, Not" &toad Start, rbliadelleis-
November 15; 466m
JOHN H. ALLEN & CO.,
NOS. 2.& .4 Chesnut street, ,(south
Side, below Watir,) PHILADELPHIA, ' •
eras Cunt , Wonewaraas Hoar{ ra rat Crrr.)
• Massalbatarers and !Mobiles Dealers la Patent_, iii.
&toms& Drams, Meat Oroorad Ordirverr, rem'
maga Nos se aria, Wood a inflow-Rom Coeds, Dersari;•
es, &e., of all dnerlptlons. Planeta4 mid amnia* nu
stock:^ "Trebruary ,11 34n
t N RdDUCh 'and Yk r elT STORE,-
• 0.15 North Wharves, PhlladolPhls•
choke Oros Appke, Oranges. Lawns, Plea •A
Sanwa, Peaches, Cantaloupes, Watermelons,
Peas, Green Corn Barest and White Potatoes, , Onions,
Turnips, Zr, (Mask ssuons,) put up with can. and
despatched on responsilds orders. 4¢Yansers' and
}Wen' pedant sold on conualmion. .. ,
January 24, '57 • 43ra ,
OILS I • OILS 22 OIL
i ' ti. 8,A.:38 . ALLS 22 I
+ 88.
1- lad S smuts - witacvss, rausielphla,
, pEALERS IN • OIL, have ' just re;
I
I relied, direct from ti erilf Bedkird, the following sup.
p l e o g f On, which. therotter for Weld the !barest market
ra • • `
W nt.eriperin 011.2,000p1. I IWlntarrWhalsoil, /2,500P1
do Msphantoil,9,6oo do I /tasked do. do 7,000 do
..Biso, In stora,Oreadag Oil; Pale and Mows Soap,
Sperm and AdiussuUseCandles.
pt.. 23,18. . , p_ B.ly , .
.1 .1
W DRY. GOODS NOR SPillio OS 1851r1
E
ASHIONABLE-SILKS; Silk Robeih,
imun o rd ; Black Silks, extra gloss; Spain( Press
pods; New Spring Shawls; Britbh and French Chlat
' ms; Lawn and Lawn Baser Shawls, of the mewed
fashions; Staple Linen tlitiods, Blankets Quilts, Damask
Table MAW!: Napkins, Am; Gentlemen 's Wier. and roll
stock of goods for Boy( Clothing. Bimini; dally rs”
mired from New Toik aid Philadolphia suctions.
Wholesale buyers am incited to strews an early esiL
P.TRZ 4 LA2OELL, Ath A Arch sta., Philadelphia.
_ilkiplerms, net cash, ald prices km
: . Tebruary 28,.'67 • • • • ,
• LEAF Tattan y AN A R o CIGARS.
~ •
0. 21 Southi-FrontiStreet, Phila
...., .
dal' phis, Comndssion Merchants and wholesale
Min all kinds of 1
'Leaf Tobacco, Mantifaieured Tobacco é Mgars
Ihrre constantly on hand and for sa/e low, all kinds of
AMERICAN and SPANISH LEAF fOBACCOS, selected
with special refersoes to Manniketintpre use.
All articles sold, 'warranted to be di miweestited and
every opportunity afforded for emulation.
Purchasers at a distance an send their' Cadets, and
rely upon being as faithfully serial as if the goods were
selected in person,
April 12, 'Att;
TO FOOTIDItTICEN, XACHINIST-8 It OTBSIOL
AHURVES, N.. 'E . corner §outh
• • .a n Sti.„Philadelphia,fur- -
niches Ingol l eopper and brass, plg Iron
'sheet frau seldere,drebrkts, portable fore ••
gm, eveltii., bloc& tin i ked,foundry mould.
Inge, tkeings, crucibles, antimony; babbitt metal, sped
of all hinds, brass, old copper. *C., dc: De is also &deal
er to wrought and east scrap iron and Other metals. it
"Ishii desire to accommodate ntechjithrts and others at a
distance from the city, by furnishing any article they
may want In their business. Articles not mentioned to
theabote will be promised and foremerd d. Any Inquiry
in the above line wilt be promptlyamswered.
I
. ,
~, I N. E. corner South and Penn streets.
Pe ,., 14, '5 - • 7-
- co
Z 4 . P A P A ll i f tt I f I IirBW Y PCof
.. .. ._
, r ," • 138 North * Second street; below Bare,* Phtladel
HILTIOI Completed their large a:scrim:it of the sho e s
Goods tier Spring and Summer Trade, would respectfully
invite theattention of purchasers to the suns. Their
stockj thr beauty, chairmen and variety cannot De sae
ogr. They bare constantly on hand Avery' desmip.
e 'Gold and Painted Shades, la Sollandt a l .
Shads Platers, Wall Papers; Curtains, Tim
Prints, Borders, he-, all of whkh they offer et how ratee
than an be had at any-other estabibbinent. (?.0 and
examine.
~1.1.. ILLtell 2 RIO .,
US North Smoot dm*, below Mies.
isbniary TS, '67 " 941 m .
14 THIS -NEIM I BRH42,OH,
can
Q pi tugg thansa FAR
ires for their wmic zu
Lainan'a Pnraliona Nut,. .
Soper ;Phosphate of Lim. at $4O par top;
Phosplats of Ifto t at $5 O ,
Vartilinen it 226 per Wu.
•
lbws Portillarra arn entopoood of MUM* Omni& al
amines, abounding in Pot ask, &a; they ban rouirod
the diplomas of tour_litabro, via: Now Jonory,Noreforlt,
Pentusylrania and Doiaware. - Alto *sr O, 3e, GUANO, all
POUDRZTTIL. le. Country produce runired in
payment for the above, at !market rates, or ‘dratta on
stood honaos, or nab roes. toned With ordi rr prometly at
tended to . OZOIII, lA. I.ll3NAtr, (P rioter)
"New The proof Stare," N 0.19 Booth IMO strict.
61111.4.141,PUL1, PA.
Pobrhary 28, '67 i 940 r
JMUM MI L OWir OILAKKATICILL WOZIII.
H.FIRST BOOK of the Rational
• System of English °nuttier. ' 3/1 rte. ,
MOND BOOK of the Rational System of 'Welsh
Grammar, designed to teach the prommi ofAnalt h a e ing the
English Language with- soundjudgment; and art of
using it with vsassaaahml proptsty._ 3/ eta.; These works are now media the Pubilegeboolit to A.
4 First Behool•Distriet of Peamsylvanli. • •
The THIRD BOOR of the Rational Boise of English
Grammar, designed loanable the learner to become most
thoroughly acquainted lsitti the nature end tue of the
• Prepositions; and may be read by him either In or out of
- SO ets.
BROWNS' 4311tAM17ATIttal, READER. This 800
sets aside the old Grammars, exposes their defeats, dem
onstrates the HUM au of Wanting to than, and
mints to the Teacher the unerring and only way to the
Grammar of the English Langurin t , api g, eta.
Torah) lby • ••, Pt..
1111 Arch Mask Philatteilddlk
Feb. • 21,'57 8-2 m „
, --,
Yeast ItgikttnilLBANErcoos!t
HOMINIik; I( /31 PI ' ri COT-
La - • • r
lIIIT Righthand Spring Garden etreets.;;PillLADßl.
A, hare great pleasure In haltandng 'sir many
Meads anti mud:mem that they hare this season pur
chased the most element stock of DREW-GOODS which
they hare ST a Tais and are selling them, as psul, eery
cheap 1 • •
.2450 yards _ ,
_e• Ras White Brilllantim, at 1254 ci..
2847 . .'" Vold and 'tripod ditto, at 10 eta.
Mt tatmenas variety of Preach, NNW& and Ameticin
A splendid stock of PeLanee,ChalliesoDomikite.
Valencia Plalds, , Luxor Plaids, Matta Lakes, flanges.
Cballie Robes, Borate Robes, Silk Robes, idwa Rob...
A superb stock of Organdie and other Lawns, Ac., he....
' SILKS! fIHAWLS ! I MANTILLAS!!!
- Our Mick Silks ire brained Ibr diorama's and good
wear. Black • Silks at iiii, 75, 873, $l, $1 08, St 12%,
ET 25, SI 50 to a Black Moir Antique, Watered Si W ,
Satin Plaids, Ac. Biehlrrese Sliks,Flidu Pounce*, to•r
every &Jar. Stella Shawls, Clubmen Skald;„Tbibet
Shawls, Ac. Plaid and ltrobroidered Canton Crape
Shawls, 20 per rent under regular pricer. The newest
_Myles Of;SPRINO and Bllliiiiiit MANTILLAS. •
I iSTAPLP. GOODS,IRISMLINENS, MUSLINS.
make of Irish linen'', •of our own lispOrtation,
, alio,' Auction Litmus. -
Table Cloths. Napkins. DoylrelL•eissbee, Mama, Ac.
, ri W an • keep
ei Ac., Ac. A :endows stock . of , Muslin'', , fteetliag,
' 4 Amps, OIL CLOVIS, DRCOOETTS,MATTINOS,Ae.
Eat
Matt, Cbtfillcreg. &Windt+, rte., for PAW* a*f, Ale
. Ki.a f •
iff/ROIDICRIZJI: TM GLOVES, noantsa, ItT)1.171, AC., AT
'Therwley * Chinn*. 4one. Mee Osab Stone,”
N.B. corner Eighth and Spring (larder' streets, ~.•
, ' (Harrison's Mhlte Building.)
- siip-uNe miardprreentationa to Wee oake."1011
• ri s sWe Invite the attention of . Close Cash Who/male
Boyers: (February ZS, '.57 itftr,
f.
' WEER PHOSPHATE OF Lim.
Hu subscribers present 6 the -no
. the of farmers and others Interested, the *bar, at-
The eseelleney dour preparation bast ham sowed
known ito' many yesn Peet, OM we deem it no
to wry much in rasped to its merits, toit merely
that during a long arks of !ism its purity and aslu
as it stimulant for the growing crop, and a* a
'PERMANENT MANURE
•
Hare Demo thoroughly established. .
Oar aq,er.PAospkate ff Lime is "oot. changed In its
r vitarneter eevrsry wson, but I/what'll purports to to,
form In Its chemical condi tnents,and Is rolled upon as
the ow FilMl.llll2o. 131 vu rim • • •
.cou, OATS, WHEAT,, POTATO/A,. , MAU,
Aod Miter crops moulting a vlgmous and lasting manum.
- Pamphlet, imorlbing It, and the modi of applying
ran be had gnitsdkataly at our storm, or by amt whoa
desired. .
•
CAUTION..—Be partied,* to donee that *wry barrel
of our Article bee ewe IMO* eat tied if Oats 4 Med
branded on the head. This Chen* is rendered neteiner
ry. ea thee, ate ett alany &Melee of Iknibtfalivalue odd,
under the name of Agra Pheephale of Law as to sir
/lead thole who are anattgettinted with the value of a
GENUINE ARTICLE,.
Pnar $45 per 1000 Id% =se •
A Mend deduction nunisto D
hine• last fall ills's, has been imported' but 'mu ails*
of ids selebentiti 1
Vacifte Ocean euana,_
wit offe r for kb to orieu#Ltets
•
VM WAWWI& •
A mom of Ibil tibublo ottiski km
Fria Upper WOO lbs. (IN mot le►_
flf 3 povoiriamioat Pot oro Asa GRUB,
For We it Ow lomat rsts '
.fir The lordia, Arrinoleurat Joariata ;Hit Aims
pars are : molarty-filed at astr ON for Ms tas of Aro.
ALtEN-SivNEEDLESI-.
Phis Ilief• Mite Chriand. stmt.
1 l liM4
, Artlecibt eas be leellid st Ohre Mot at IwaM .16
__
hoeese....nridhes atiteento.adia. to dtks to Water
dart aid ot tldit imi l i retird whist' Maple "Katie&
ate idgotded is efietesis end "ettaidlog I. the
baser.LiehretrY 24, ham
• 1
Min%
, stud otbillhas
IRMs lite Clover and Laws Gram
seeds, killdeer with garden and geld• iersia, wh i F l orr
srlU warrant to ha fru& and good. flo wilt also' receive,
orders for all kinds el (mit trees, (warranted to be,vbst
they are 'lmmerged.) airkirlbusl implements,,Ar„, all
of which will be furnished, at annutartorers' priree7=- -
STs seeds and trees sold by the subscriber arn abated
with mat rare, only from 'modem of repulettea and
etatallag. Ile does not deal In seeds pmcond *alma
eaaly la the market, from therm wheel/I e bleirridtbout
repot to the ammeter of the mod sold. Nor does be
parttime et sids mods pima protalscoosnely la wall gar-
Sees' Ware their too dose proximity deteriorate* Mgr"
beatify. particularly those or the am* oaks. 'Mks tr
as lailartant connoerattou to those who parehme either
weds or Milt treas. Far hem. 4M., read la orders early
to - . ninAMIN 111.1010.
4Y~~~~~ i ~~~
WC J. G. MlSlEkbell.
Let monied Wellheads roll In erealtb,
Lt proud Inds strut in state—
, My bands, my homestead and my health,
Pia= me above the great. .
o
; I neireriklira, lee fib, nor bin. •
To plea** old hy:
Dui tadePendente still maintain
Of all beneatii the sky.
Thus Cinulanatne at-bis Oar .
. With more teas Miley &bone, ,
then theme with big lasuslied t eat,
ills palate aad hi. Mom
• Tumult, perplexity, sad rare, • i
Are bold - issibtava's let;
Bat them Wooden newer dans .
Disturb my peaceful cot:
Meat with fair tosaptanet I fad
- What monarchs waver eau—
Ilealth and tranquility of salad,
Ifaaren'a eboiceet gilt to as.
'l o l4lolllto wort nr tas Jahr=
GAZDKN.
Little can yet be done . betides pruning trees'
,and shrubbery, and , preparing hot bedi. ,Of thew:
operations we have spoken elsewhere. Our ob.
jet now is simply to ergs. the maul planning
Of the spring work, which twill soon begin in
earnest. In ,a few weiki; ipring will be bete,
with her birds, her early dowers' and bursting
buds; and all our readers will be full of business,
from !writing till ntgbt. It will beo too "tete to
plan then. But now, while winter still item,
and your hands must, of iseeessity, lie campus,.
tiiely idle, work with your..brains. . Spread A
sheet of pitper before you, and, with 'pencil and
ruler, map off your garden into some aorivenien;
plan. There is a particular die it Which is hem,
Jan you , duili-atty other : fled o'ssi what that it aid
pat it os paper, preparatory to working it out oa
the soil itself. For example: the rhubarb and
the aiparegurbeds shout .have a warm corner,
so Is to gine them an .eaily ' start in spring.
Grape v i nes , s he, need a sheltered,and sunny As
pect, to inserts the ripening Of
_tuner fruits before
frost". Give 'them Inch o position, secortiiiiii,
on your plan. No modern garden Ls considered.
complete 'without its Collection . of dwar,f pears,—
the number varying with tbeilse of thetarden •
itt raspberries, blackberries, currents; gaosberries,
poaches; apricots, quinces,od,the like; and sae
coastal practice assigns these to 'borders running
arottndlhe garden7 . and sometimes awash the
middle. Th'erethri, mark off on your plan a bor
der, from four to six feet wide, on each side of
the graden next to the• fence, and if you base
room, run a broad walk through, the centre, 'with
borders of the same width on each , side. ile
- walk next to the fence-border may' be three or
lour feetwide, and • the central *ilk, Av'e: If
vines or . espalier trees, occupy one of th ese r ooter'
borders; can be trained on the fence, leaving
room in front of them for other smell-fruits, as
A gooseberries, stew berries, •te.
In planting dwarf pears, and other smt fruit
trees, they should not be set so near loge sr, or
in such situations that-they will shade the riga,
tables which are to grow near aim. Light feet
apart is near enough, and tile largest should be
set, if possible, where their bbades will fill across
the walk's . ; and not on. tbe bedip . devoted to vegeta
bles. And biers, let as say, ,Whil• planning,these
borders, tales painsito' thin with the best kind
of each fruit selected. Ationg, currants, nisi.
berries and grapes, for instance, thorn Ii Nut
room for choice; and It would be great folly to
plant the poor forte., which. atter year of wasted
toil, will have to be torn up and thrown away is
disguit. Among dwarf pears, also, a lei...selec
tion is perhaps of still greater consequence. Et
parkin's has ixrerrieeided .stain sorts of
pears uniformly stieeeed widl on the quince deck,
others less often, • antothirs lsoldoin, if ere.—
There are but few perscas For whom It Would be
worth while to trifle withthese uncertain rarit
ties. We say; then, asoartiks from books, paper'
and your hortioultursl neighbors, what the mks. ,
ble aorta are, and let them e alone appear in year
plan, and in your garden.
Una much for the fruit borders. The revisit.
der of the'garden may be , laid °Min beds, or is
square pieta for vegetableir. These may be bates.
seated with narrow iralks, as convenience dluli
require. The vegetables most commonly!nesdad
and most.commonly grown for family use, are as
follows :-.-For summer--nspariagns, paw, teams,
cucumbers, suinnier.sqUash, melons, beau, tow
toes, bwts„ cauliflower, sweet-corn, sphiael;per
per, egg -plant and radishes. For winter us—
cabbage, carrots,': winter squash, parsnips, oyster
plapt, potatoes, beets, turnips, onions and celery.
There, should 'also be a permanent •bed of her*
such as sage, thyme, parsley, mint, sweet um*
'rem, summer and winter savory. And Tor
ash, devote a corner to horse radish.
Every one.should determine beforehand, which
of these vegetables and barbs be will 01124.110 v I
many of a sort,Undishere they shall stand. Lit
thee. things big noted' on the plan &tread' referred
to.. Then, nothing/. will be 'forgotten when the
busy season comes, and *sleuthing will ocean iu
rippropriaprylace;
''Fkis„,*fiaps, unnecessary to add, that it should
form part of every plan to keep melons
squashes as wide asunder as possible, to prevent
their miring; that where - It can be, done, tilt ,
elope of vegetables should bogrown in seem ,
'sloe the,same season,—for sample, *alai tai ;
lowing peas, and turnips following cauliflowers.— ..
It would also enter into a good garden plan to ar
certain and note down the best aorta of eaeb us•
stable to be grain. There is a greet ditrektes
between:societies, and it is important to find oat .
what the best are, and to procure the seeds before.
the hurry of planting time comet. .
. .
B; drawing up now, some plan like that e'
have indicated, and adhering to it, garden work
Will Proceed intellipntly, and, in its resulP trio
afford', great tatistaetion.—zigriceltarist.
POTATO*II-110W, TO Rtes.—Take a bog
o'r barrel (a brciad box is best), sad Qom th e h e t.
tom with equal darts of stable manors and earth
upon which place the potatoes two or three inches
apart, and corer with six inches of the stomped.
Proceed in this meaner until the bee or towel is
filled. Next dig out a space In the etd. or your
manure or compost heap which is fermentier
with a moderate heat, and insertthe bee and cot.
er with tho manure. . The warmth will he extinctive
to / itart the potatoes, and it la Possible too mutt
so, in whiekcase. remove the panere from t/w
top, and water if too dry. They will send 0814'
mass of roots which will so adhere io the oompstt
in which they are plabtaw4 that when the hula
prepared; and the temperatures will warrant pug '
tin` in the open ground, they may then be take
out singly and transplanted with east and refit,'
especially if the wimatr mass L.previbasly wat.—
POtalom started by this method will be from no
to three weeks earlier than those planted in i".§
"ordinary nuittaff. ' ' ' '
liecipts:
COIN WAY TO'HUP Isoll.
During a lug ioysp to'South America, f,;
indeed bow fresh the eggs coil:alined to be: :Dal
steward was called on fur his tryst
that es he purchased bisetock, ba*ked it does
In small bows—raisin ,buses— , and afterestalP,;:.
atissut once a week, turned over every bus betile
one out of vwhich be was using.. lids Wm
The reasop if his euceoss h; :bat by torahs 09
eggs avee,l,he kept the yolks about the middle
ei
this illinineu. Yet still the yolk will after 0 5 '
Arid ltawertlirougla the white to the s hell, smi
when it dui so, theogg j wiil spoil.
- •
' Ceau rola Fi1.011% on eat Pinnens.--:Tbs
essii/k Amoleils mays :.•:-.2 ; he past year no tv .
known the spinal marrow of a 4 of or cow 1 "
.
plied by three different persons, with thi ist
ii(itisaistt'ry resaiu is relieving pain anti seessol
gums of their felons.
• --'-'..------r•-.1.'.p.•. .
• tse.aassavere Rssissoriss.-LBSIf sii ar
of " poilieriied saltpetre pet is Wl' I plat 40 1 ' 1 "....
oil, ho obi 1.6 be a pureeing for ibis :Po' dui.-
tam , Bathe tile affected parts with its Slaws
11 4
•
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