The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 15, 1857, Image 4

IMO YOUNG WIDOW.- 2 -
The Mobilo Tribune big Ibial •pteasilet .. virafili
from Robot Jossodyn, of Jsckson. Allississips,--
The man boa agape Ins stra *lop, alai eschews
flata..Walter. ~.:. . ~,1 :- . .•• r •
• sbe te modest, but not tarbtal, , .• , .
. Irons& rep, kat anF _ .
Liles es pplie,oo Rea Wig ; •
, Not tCP posed *PI too
- ' ''. Ifalfirrintos, wfarailer,
. ~ . steiradesa ctag, i m py, '
*.•' There is mtseidet to teo
%ben le dopier LOW. al& .
Woks' &Aid baleen' 'War:
-y isels 'clockd In all ketone;
: ambits tallest bet diploma ,
• As the Mistress ot oli begirt..
. * Pe an tell tbe very moment
' • ' Wimp to elati a d v . to
a timid to soirgellmer ••--
- But Ummigloir all
Me ld r lt u b:r a4
ly,
imaa and Ida,
Ape ortweety. •
aorriocks In your cyan
nattlie nR the legions.
'Yin by (Mpg since the tali,
Eat avow aif {L widow
Wbo maid minima hid 'you
OF A IllttyritlollimlN4A lll %
"Mn'. soon as the young coati!. ere comfor
tably eettled, to write; to . : Settle myself to come
' and spend a week withthetri.
"Nes. To take my say chair and P"dim and
s pring sawing letth.mo, and ell the other houie.
bold enmforti I *Maned M. • 1 ,
"Mn'. To sell the!, rest of my furniture, and
glee ntrlendloid notice that L skall not require
to be bls tenant any longer.
atireTto * take'
stewing Edward thet,irkth on experkmeed person
In the house, it irildite is cheap to preside for
•
threeimonths as_ for ttrti.
"Nri. To give Jam ma some instraition In the
art'of htituehold book r -kesping,And to show her
hoir• to put down anew bonnet new aid. then
under the unfathomable bead of "Sundries."
• fqfess. To maintain nti, character for being
quits 'an invalid, because'one Ili thereby certain
of reeelrfnesuch attention.
a • ' To be, ordivied by. my doctor to take hot
sopPets:' and to '`et bits to: prescribe d glair - of'
port wine segue dfter them, to be drank, tit Mouse,
medlelmdly. .1: • ,
«Nem To Toss no opportunity of Orsnedieg
Edwierd to go opt shopping with me, "Immure be
knewe'llus way about to well," ind to be careful
• uponmteh ticemlonti always to put on, my very
•
oldest shewl and bobnet. •
'Wert; To mite . the active' trunagmeet of•the
viititieg department', Ind only item up thosenow
neetiono who repay"; ont dinner .invitations with
geed interest. :. ,
.dew.. , velleve imilms of her colinati met
biltaking.off het heads the command 444e:ciao
ii4,1tnd' not tobeitho unit:lola:li *bent Cidering
Ithe'dishes Which I Ito taws fond of, hemline they
happen to be semeWhat *speedy's . . • •.' •••
"Me". To be eireful elwayli to be present at
• 'the month settlings • for hoOsekeeping; so that
sr,
• should E art ever !!wonder how-the money
goer," Imybe at hand - to silence Dim with my
el - parlance, and • to'convince hint that be cannot
possibly expect t o live eheiper, than he doe.,
while be Will persist in ordering ouch .quantities
of walnuts ,(whichr!my dentist . has .11tely forbid
den me to touch.) - .
.
"Mew. Not to forget to have my old deafnesit
, • come back to me, Whenever?' there are any hints
... : . thrown out as to two being Company and three
~rbeing none: , i • . • .
- 'ilfers.-;To Temerfiber alw4ys to make. Edward
some small present un- hir• birthday'—such as a
heed "puree or a pair of knitted muffetees—es of
• . .42;oureerlie will be forced to return me the, compli.
traCbt ; and to save themselves trouble, men gaper
., 414' give one P. carte blanche at Ewan and Edgar's.
- 7• . ,' • "kern.' To ga opt *shopping with Jemima ink the
slightest' provocation, and make. any little pub
• ehasesi may require at the Shops she has a roan.
lar acconat et. ', ' , ,
' . "Mew. Not to forgetto tell the shoran that,
•• . to save themselves trouble, they -may as: well
• , / ~ make:oat one bill fur the two': •
..
' . , •••• "Mete. To inobit, Gee. sitting ,up foi Edward
. • whenever he dir;es out, and to' be careful upon
. • such occasions to have Ifintrleateilte braUdy out
k , , —that ,beitig the hhet tiling for keeping one awake.
-• , "Aleut. To petaitade Edward that-smoking is
. injurious to hie . health, and to get the, money he
%Imo levee po t into the Missionary brie.
. , "Ater. To- keep s the key of it,' g o d—" ,
~ , _ Illere . the MS. &taffeta y-brrart of.] .
"Wave are yon doing.', V" "Keeping a
broker's - office? ..Possible, who gave you a
lift?" hif'-ißtflittployer. Ile took his 'right
bout and lift 34 We °rot the door-MIL ‘,llav
ing nothing else to do; I boughtlive dollars
worth. of broken bank bills, and opened an
exchange °flies:" "Does Os' bisibess pay
• "First rate. buy pistareens for sixteen cents,
and pass th' : a on blind fiddlers for
,quar
ter.. kon't" 'tit; Watit. to *go Ili as - pirtneil"
"Niit stealing.ts morsbonorable."
.
A Fasy man•undartook the !ask of teasing an.
eoeentrio preacller. ' ,
• . ••Do you heftily.," Said be, "in the story 'of the
. • fatted calf 1"
"Yes," said (he preacher. '
' "Well, then iiiiss it a male or female calf that
was billed. i ' -'
. n
"A fentale,"ireplied the diet*. i , •-•—, .
"How do yon know that?" 1 ''
•
"Because (looking theinterogaiorin Ibis (sae,:
I Ma the ;ale is still alive,
"You are him the sountri; are you nog.sier
said a daady in a boolestorecto a baudsOma
ly .dressed qizaker, who had , give him poke
trouble.
- "Well, hoie is 'an essay 'on the rearing of
,
calves." , -
• "'net," utid Antinadab, so be turned tolenve
the eto . re, tho l e bad better present to thy, mother."
. How many deaths!" asked &hospital physician
'whine." i
' "Why, dint F °stint'. medicine for . ten ' o
theta r i
•
ithirt's the other?" , . •
"Why the 'reseal, he would'nt take the toed
clic" • 1. • ,
. •
. "Tousle; sraw;do you believe to a rehire stote?"
"In course ; does:--and Whit's more, I intend to
enter it as soon, as Betsy gets tier Banta reltdy.'-'
'
"(3u to, ruing man, you ire Incorrigible 7-6 to."
."Gio two? if 11 was n 't for thclaw against biga
' ,my r whip nWi if I wouldn't go a dozen. Bat who
• supposed, deacon, that a man of 'your age would
• = give such advice to a man just starting into life."
,
ler a coneort in Wisetiasin, at the conclitsion of
the song, there's a good time coming a country
farmer gotup and exclaimed, "Mister, couldn't
you fix the'tiate, tbat what we want—kite give
'os the data,Xister.", The farmer was rigbt ; we
barebeeti l prontisedithis consummation for many
'yoku;sd:opttike the rainbow, it recedes as we ad
Tancelevrards
"Dan, it ; , ;was to sea a dap on the wing, and
• wee to ;hoot it, would you lick me '
•
'"Oh no,..my !It ;bow' lyon' area good
nuirksainn; . nod I would feel'proud of you."
[ "Well then, dad, I plumped our old drake's.
-be was ilyin's over the fence to-day, and it would
have donn!you good .to see him drop!"
Tun following is a•speohnen of 'hasp shooting
betleen 1 4 ititt netts ai herrloiet:
You mon itre 'Deis when jou woo tbe mo ld;
Bet devils When the nworlage vow Po said.
The loiter, not to be , outdone, repliei as follows:
The *Mph deer frl, breastly forgiven-- •
We flod ourselves o bell Instead of
. ,
. ,
"SAY, V I /imp, gun nigger, wil l o
new n "Wity,', at de shop, obj
-- is the iiri4 of such an article a;
• know, nigger-'--I odan't know,
~use's 'deck.",
"On! 'my dear bow came you
icquired ?tn affectionate moths
fitr, one of ttie boys's'
into the 6'60, and by pelt I
be dared.ft 2 •
Tun foiltoning which
Nib gra l stiard, is excel
' its. the hoi:
. Lost at soit and r
4
aVreAT ash Pri to
Cathtilloio his young
"I stn i moilooted "Albs replier
get me iort,koiqiak with
oil ash not abua a maids.). k
otaisblOg block to tboe;" Iwo t.
• ' "a44sniiiint
now a days, whew
vie ti 4 walk. "
quiettoo Itks
to it. Tim latiss tiki
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t h e 3. 43
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Delo'
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del Refereaci•to the cases
'v u
p va d inoh ec a s m ev Ot e Cu dA ulaed,o egl 1n4e04
I teAp
ilharto Arardrall CrilldnAl Leo, x+l , filltig)!4r
Juit. published, and for sail '
DANN4X,,-
Oirlasr Hooks of ovary doscrlptioulltdrulshodistipirf
low rates. • •
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N Ew WORKII • pylkin 1
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'"rrHE AMERICAN
j ITIZe.
bill lights and dunes; by the ltightlert ;eke
H. Hopkins. This excellent. vort r t a gate .
_ I ---j'i•-;;
Cro a great variety of sublerte. eta ' ng, 'Liu_ 1 i
The, Religious Duties And Itighte of, the ../ 1 4..-, ,d. , . t :
Citizen; *be &fencer'? Politke, 'Seifert,
Buidnete, Tedevatle Relations; Soda pitei lie.. ' - S 1: ,
"INQUIRY, WITHIN"' ter alkyl:pig you' arseCto
knelt ; a useful 'volume of nairmuil aowiedge, r eoptehb ,
leg ever 3700 fart' for the people. tieesl 00.- --'
~.,'...•
V ATMS AUCIIITMTUIttI—a se - Of Designs for
Tines awl Cottages. prep tred tbr e . • tioii to Olt Malted
itateo. Illustrated by 300, sugar • JiisC Published
land tor sate by . , : IiNJ. HANNAN.
• • blareh 21,'67 .
Ai Pas
at.
_
bIItW,MUSI.C; NE
9\O totm that. giveth it!
Allee Hawthorne.
Sugar Plums for Kano. No. 5. I
Tbalberg Valses—.by Charles TYAI
• Dr. Bane's Aretic Polka—by J. HA
ifiremene Itarcit=Aky D. V. Waits.
The Scs Dame Gallop—limbo.
" illgh Slyer ", • "
" SPeedtrell Schottische"
" Splendid Waits, " '
0 Spitfire Qutekitep, "
• " Protreat "
" Ocean Garai/March "
" Guiding Stir Itedows "
Jennie Polka—by P. Illatbergar.
Leon Polka—by Michael Malcolm
Polka Franeidae—by Beolort. -
L'Auterkan Quadrille Gallop=by
'Alicells POTia—Win. Bolling. •
AnninLauris, s Scotch ballad, •
. l'or sale by . ' , . • •
WORK - •
,: RS.. SEDOWICK'S EW ;',"
VRRRIED ' OR 'SIpiGLE; by.. ike
author of Hope Leslie. is, 2 vols. V_ „- ---•.-
411 . OFF.SSOR ; a tale by the author of Jane Eyre.,
S EETCH OF TUE I,IFE AND 51 VG STETP
OTHEEV;
R
C. 11. SPURGXON,_aIso his SERMONS in 2 tosha.:i ,l-,:•. 2
VIRGINIA ILLUSIMATED—The adventures ot Porte
CIIITOU and his Conaini. 1: '•.,••
WILD NORTHERN • SCENES; or, Sporting Advesatpres
with the Bide and the Rod.y .S.• U. Usinoriad.. — ••
Ir iti
One'volotne, cloth. Prase $l. , , ~_ ~ • •
THINE AND MINE. A new at of grest•Mastelifd-- . •
One volume, cloth. Price Si.
NEW EDITIONS of all of nun MIMEO WORfUL
t
THE ATUELINGS, or the Th Gifts. By Mr1.4)11-
phant. One vol.. paper, 50 rt
JAMES' NEW NOVEE, LEONO A' D'OltCO. 1 io. pee
per. 60 eenta. z -
~ ...
NOTHING TO WEAR. Prkh • • cent". , ,
=SWAB:II4 By CapL t yne Ileld. .A*4054:.
St 25. 1
TUX EGMA, RVX, a sequel I • '‘Lavenggr—Bj George
Morrow': one vol. paper. 50 et ts.
•„, Jost published sod forme a D. EANNAN'S
L - J u ly 25,'57 301
'AGRICULTURAL D -ARCHITEC
TURAL 8 OHL
FESSENDEN'S • ,ompleto Farmer
,ari, Gardener. - ' '4
Duest's American Flower Garden Directory.
Busst's'Family Kite en Gardener. '
'
Johtistorea Agricultural Chemistry. ~,.. :
. Downing's Landscape Gardening.
~•
Nash's Prograsive Farmer.' • .
,
. Ahen's Treatise on Ills O ro
Pardee on the Strawberry: ,
Vilma on the Dome.
' Eillotep American Fruit 111 w ere Manual. '
Nein Frail. Flower and rge table Gardener.
Johnson's Dictionary,of , 11 n Gardining_.....
-' Blake's American Farmer. • '
'Week's 'Wok of Flowers.
Tlionias's Farm Implemen
Bmwne's AmeriCan Fount . ,
. Bennett's Poultry Book.
' Downing's 'Fruits and Fru
American Fruit Culturistl
.Llndley's Horticulture by)
Bridgman's Young Garde
„firownin I , e Rural Essays.
' a'Vaus' rchitectum
' ' Brown's Field Rook of -.ID
Liebig's Agricultural Che
' For sale at •
April 4. '67
• OLT
New Series C
et Son'
NTRODUC'fOII
L —Small Quarto:9B page,
lustrated. The work Is ever
.ity and wants of the young
taken to avoid everything's
the more adratkid pupil
cipal features delineated. he
died. The lessens ape conk,:
priste engravings. }or Male
the subject is Illustrated by
Island. So of a peninsula]
lama,
. ,
AIIOD ERN . SC e
PLlY.—Large quart •
ous II ustraliOns. Design,
pupils in our schools who I
taut facts or Geography. bu
the mote elaborate treati
have been taken r , by epint
thoroughly acquainted witt
localities. It embraces the
assordinarily taught, card ,
For sale by , , •
*;*Temilers and ethers
regular wbelexale prices.'
• l'oitavlila. June 13.'.37
• PAPEtt RAO
f .
ATENT AIAC:INt.....tiIADE Paper
aim., to gold from lump) ods. forth Deers. Drug
gists and others, for pale . E. OARILIGUES,
• Centre street, Pottirrille:
:re dyou get. dat
purse' "Whet
dist Y' I don't
f e t e Aoopkeepir
te.get lo wets"
of. ber-1#011,—"
d I doro'otjump
1 :you I ain't to
, ded in an
17 Fir idini yof
_ _
her os•nty !is •
toorthy, of mi.
rso obstrapt
others, jaw two.
istii:do of oonswi,i'
:~~
i t us . sing—by
eterson.
■ by Dempster:
D. HANNAN
I t Trees of islipuies.
by Thomas.,
; •.
i per's Assistant.
:wares.
'..lstry.. • •
11. HANNAH'S
Ned and Flower Store
22 maps; beautifully
li
wa};adapted to the rape.
beginner. Care by been
lett should be reserved for
.e maps hare only the grin=
wee therein be easily sta.
pity illustrated with appro.
pee, to treaclng of an island,
map and a picture .of an
and of other pbyalcal fee-
100 L GE,OGRA- j
• . 134; 40 maps. and Busse.;
'for that very large class of,
ish to learn the more irepor•
'have not time m consult
In this book. great' painsl
exercises, to make the . pupil
the mops , and funtilar with
whole siNect r f Geography
is a couplet* work in iirelf.
BENJ. HANNAN,
l' . 4gritt far 'at alutrl ish•rs:
supplied at the publishers'
jiIiNEOUS.
MISCEL
November 8 '56
•
ARD.
Ali
1
wishes to call the
f ro stomeItAGLAN rs andll thapubllc In gan
ahantango streets, rolistii/e.
Ir llB,a.
r, . 4 t TAYt
. attention of his c
era' to his new style Sri
Coiner of Cesare and
May 2, 'sl'
METRES.
having been nut ior
cturers of Water. Metres, will
them, at their prices. •
, 'F.. YARDLEY &
• -7 WATF.
THE Subscribe'
Ised inanat
au' ply all ovirrale(t. vI
Pottbville. August
_
LEONARO, Fk •C 0.,;
Banker. & Dealers Iri Exchange.
TA.% AQUA. PA.
fIOLLECTIONs *rypiDED TO,
11,,land drafts (sisals nn all the ptlnelital ernes In the
Union. Also. drafts for Bale on England, Ireland, Soot
land and Wales. • • June 14,'56 ;IF •
•
osLqi OIL'S!!
ITO JOHNS * I ON, AVmt -for A. A
. L ~.
ANS; Hate Lae arid Hussey.) wholesiale deali'
er in ILS and CANDLES . N 0.121 l'earl,Und 85 Water
street. New tort. All Inlets leffat the °Mee of James
R. armed!, Sag, or at 146.K:change Hotel, will receive
prompt attention.
September Itt, '56
. ...._
4 4•
'B i nti F Irtitt' E S, WI RIFP ,
_.....i'TS on
• • t lir Quaker:BMW:l ofiJoliii k Ederar'd Corderoy k
~ ot Loudon, and oi4 the Val, feet, lionking•Cao o Ire
land, always foesele. in'aumt !rote LI up to L5OO, by tlth
eubssriber, at his Bookstore; Petterille. Those firms
here nothing to do wi r t the riwinger hinct. and they
are donsidered the. ea t houses ti this eohntry and in
Europe. 1. • • 1 BENJ. BAN:IiAN.'
OILS! • • •
iiiltties unsurpassed, ow
eetion with New Bedford. we are
ret quality of Sperm and Winter
t the Wrest wholesale market pri.
of Rosin 011 a 43 . 20 to 40 emits per
purpiers. BASS'A PHILLIPS,
n .105 Chamber Streei; Neu nrk.
banal for a row cargoes White Ash
inliew York.
..
ffAVING fa
co
• tog to our n,
alto led to furnish
Bleached ifhale• ' Otta,
res. ahm a tarp, Minch'
Gallon for lubrleatln •
P. P.. Tce"woold
broken Coal. donee
June 6, '57
OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
corner of • Centre.
'rental borongb. btua produced
phOtogrophs upon French Patent
&melt,' and durability, ourptax any;
nil.. wonderful art. The ct on
r • rolled upend planed in Ibe pocket.
n framing. require+ no glom to pro.
Ire him a all, and
aentiun. . • ••-' •
25-
NEW'STYL
i t M. ALI
and Market
a number of eplendt
Loather, !nib+. for I
thing vet unidured t
when finished. ran t
without injury, and
tent It from injury.
new and beautiful I
Potterill" JP"
CARD. . '
:IRSIGNED,takes plea
ting to his Mends and the pttf.lle
is purchased of Samuel C. Taylor,
eta, Cepa, Furs,. and Gentlemen's
• tatned in thastore lately occupied
THE UND
safe In annou,
In general. that be
the entire stock of
furnishing g?•3411 •
by idtn. • •
The above stork:
very hest Mums I
delphia. and will I
to .11 penults that
melabcr this is the
Schuylkill County,
, with ktoda equal
ammo andifbrsk, swleeted from the
the titles of New VIA and Phil.-
said at pried perfectly satisfactory
ay visit this establishment. Net
ogO.y . _ eatablirhunmt • of. the kind. In ,
1 a
here gentlemen can be furniahed
nj City ,llllntrobi. by. • • • •
1 NW ADD T. TAYLOR. N. ,
cessor to PANUEL C. TAYLOR.
City fla t and Cap Store. ~
p.B —The oust 'of air. Geo. C. Livaily have bean wee
cured to superintend the depaitnient be bu suably Alb
ed for several year mkt. Ills' make and style of Rats
are alkkvtber'su rior to any other woke in this place
for durability as wear. Prkes for his make_of lists
are freall3 flO tu 4 OU. In addition to the 7 above, we
i
ate In constant r (pt of the new style gals end Ceps
from curb !louses l{ the Adlovi Dm: Sigiender .t. Pascals.
Oak ford, lialbelr Op, Lightfoot, .Pricek Patton 4 c,0., pull
attar, Umtses If &Sired. ReAlsaer
TIINCI Y IIAT AND cArBTORK,
Cor et Centre and Abilu . , 'Otto:Igo streets
Pottiville,Jan. 1,1857. - '1 i, • - b•tf
PATENT ETAL L IC COFFINS!
I if h A1k,‘,......:'• -
.. .. - ,
! • 1 1l k 4 : I .!. I I 111 I 111): Ini filltitillirlikir r r r i'. ' .
• 1 .
1111EADI R,Z AOf I . •
'STIR. 11. 9RESSANG has-been ap
pointed fluent for this count) . for the sale of
*. V :AK'S PATUN T METALLIC BUILI CA 810,"
Which su pentode ill other k use. tieing pedectly
air-tight, It otrYtaki , * the netisslty of hasty burials, land
aleopreserves the Ipodyfrons Inn aidlatettecontputh Icor-
They are particularly suitable for transporting thehody
from one place to another. IThe face Wavered with*
t hick glans-with 'tidal top, which can be renurredatany
law, and the face or theoorpie seen by itafirlendsorre.
lathes. W. Inlet t glee you hundreds of cart Ificalea, to
annebinate oar statement, ss to the advantages the flu
lank Collin besmear theWooden,ho t the rollout n
Imam:
; WMIIIIINOI/01 1 Aprll
I I -- ---
Gest" itsitga —Re witnessed toe utility ofyour arms
mental "Patent Illetallte Burial Cases." used to convey
be regattas of the Into Boa Jobn C.Cal how nto ibeCou
gregalogal Cemetery, which improved us with the belief
that it it the. be
article known to am for transporting.
Oat deed to tbeintlnal reeling plate.
With reepect. Ire sa . bfirribm outssivg" Young. etc.
(elated). Henry Clay. Zorrls Cele, Ban. Webster,llrm.
IL King, Jell. lb,* J. L Remised .X. Mitsou.l).
B.
htridason, A. 0.0 fee a,Was. P. blaugas,lteusy Bodge,
B. B. ttithissea.l — _
inuttlartestlTlals might be added wittuait maw
bu'• apply to ' : OftIiBBANO,
Otatristratt,ceratr of Undo .
r°4141/10luti %MC .214f :
WINDOW SHADES.
s largi.aad eleg at se
window &admit, new PiNt iodbeattUftil de
'4 BoribireoLOlLA, lauslasste of
teapot than imir.
P laud awl Slain Paw Sbaibmi, of every de =
scriptioa tar
B and
by BENJ. BANNAN.
StreA,opposibt Iplieopal Church.
Mara 14.'61, • = •
JUST RECE ER' • •
..Ninir,lityies raper • impugn,
BORDERS; FIRE ,
'Bout Prints, Curtain Pa., •
r., Neese frosn,6 wets to • • •
° 00; irldeb ire are prepared-to
;it up at short troth*.
owes mid Bisa Paiiitlago Wilastrieh
Stained and Enamelled- lamb and linerlean double
let,Thrystal, Sheet and Plate Glans, Unlashed to 'r
. 4ee All sedan reseptly attended to. •
NUBBY & BOWEN,
Ouratie street; doors aboortlarertenti ":
Mara 21,'57 .. , . ' ; •.. hurl
;..
- :CHEAP WALL Z CURTAIN PAPER,
.11ri attic Virility. • . . , • ,
. . "MARAS? STREET STORE." •
-HE subleriber,hay. - . . .• - •
1
int enlarged hbr stem in, 1 ;44,
_ et street, between Second, -••• lio s' ~,-.- . .i
and Third street, and replan- s e * .. - ::%-.
babedlia stock, take* the liberty • • '• "
of alai lb S that he la better prepared than ever to steam-.
:-uuldate the public in Wall Paper, having just rewired
front New Tint and Philadelphia, a large and well Pelee.
. tedidock for parlors, halls, offers, put* henna; &a., to'
gi.ther with Geld and velvet border; all of which will be
'sold thd hams at the Teri lowest rates, embalming
newest land most fashionable patterns.' The anhaeld ' .4
.: takes great rate in selecting his mean
.fanua ailllerept .
m
manneturen,whieh.giveaa great thriety:of.pathwma
to choose from: • ; . .
Paper Msades and Flee Sided Prints: In great variety,.
embracing the latest sty*: and pat' erns.. Persona in
want of Paper should give him a tall Info' going alie.
*hers. '
s3•Papre fume at*. *wird alothelill
PAINTINQ CLAZING.
Rho rtibeeriber also ematiniles the *twee bdidness in
all Its branches, qt the mine glare; and will be happy to
receive the mikes of three who desire.work done to this
~ braoch of husineem ' Paint, OD, and, Olase. plain and
enamelled: furnished at the lortodsraioa. , Thankful for
pout patronage, he wishes a amtinuanes of the mum
, . DANIEL NAGLE. '
' March 211, . 134ut
EDUCATIONAL.
PIANO TEACHING. •
D Meyer, - Orguitst, gives inetruc
1. • tlon on the Piano Forte and ittelode.
on, In Pottsville and neighboring tonne.
'Ter me stodernte. Apply at his °Ake, second door below
the Post 021ce, Pottsville. [July
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLECg,
• Elf lbtalseiglosse'
liil IS INSTITUTION,chsiteren
with full emileghete powers to petit diplomas and
router degree+, is designed to rued thedetuands of Lib.
-oral Female Edinteettom.
No expense has been spared to =eke It a Red Class
l'outUntion.
- A FULL BOARD 'OF INSTRUCTION is regularly
„amieloyed, affordlog facilities for an extended and Mar
-*ugh education, such as can Only be bad in the Wit be
startiests. ' e
• The Collegiate Year-commoners SEPTEWHER let,
.11157.
Catalogues may be bail by Inquiring of the Prrt
dent+ LAI - LOOMS+ a the Finanial = J.
I'UOMPSON. on of
24, c1 5T
PHIL ADELPTILL COLLEGE OF NEDICIEEH
Fifth I, below Weatiult
SEitialON / 851 . •41 . 1 -
rr B E faculty of this Institinion has
jj concluded to bold hereafter bal.oxs Collegiate See.
lawn to the year; beginning in October, and terminating
ln March. Xxaminations are even team by the proles
sors at the College. Hoopital Instruction. and Material
for Practical Anatomy, eredtves to the advanced ,stn•
-dent. Supplementery.etures are also gt!eu daring
the summer. .
FErs:—Matrieulation, $ ;one full 'course, $1 . 00; Per
Tickets, $l5 ; Uradoation, $3O. • -
A limited number of students. of 'Moderate' means,
sod' well recommended, will be received On the Benefici
ary List.
For further information; address
`B. HOWARD RAND, M.D.:
• Iltikrost B.IT 32.3t1 • A wn .
THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
A Cincinnati, O.
inter Session 91 I.BF—t3 will
r eo r oi l. n i u E . al: V een I :Peelrl. lond A a lti t ir e atl l llol o.ll°C g thorou gh and
Lectures wllline given, occupylog six or Wren hour/1,61-
h% kith good opportunities for attention to practical
Anatomy, and, with ample Clinical facilities at the Com
mercial liospitiii. Dip, preliminary comae of Rectires
will commence on Motilty the Rlth September, and Cue-.
thane daily want the commencement of the regular
Lectures..
3 The arrangement of the claire will be is follow(
Professor of Aosdosty ona ilsysiology-4".E.st:/o0:5,
Professor of chemistry and Phaimacy—O. D. LEWIS,
D.
Pmfusor of Sorgery—A..l. ROWE. IL D.
Prqicasor ror Artertia Medics! and The.royeulice—C. B.
UM' ELA ND. M. 0.. -
Pm/Miler of 'Medical. Prat - lice and Pathology Wm.
SHERWOOD. H. 1) .
iheserefus .Proecusw of Orebro; P:tysiology and Insti
tutes o Atedicior—.l. it. BUCUAN AN, M.D. I
Professor of Obstetrics and Bream of Women and
OH N ill NO: 31. D. - •
Thoderms fur the Sespion will be the same as hereto
tore, vise—Matriculation $5 00. Tuition, ElO
Demoustmtor's •Ticket, ft aO. (Every Student is re
quired to engage in dissection one session before Orsdu•
atiotk.) Graduittlon.s2s 00. Ticket toCommercial Lies
pita% (optional.) i 5 00.
• Thu Lectun-ltronts are newly finished, neat, and ann.
fortaide. and in a centred locality (tu ollege Hall, Wel
nut street.) where pludiuts will and C convenleut to
call on their arrival. a. .
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the Dean of
the Faculty. at his Mee, No. 113 Stitth street. or of Prof.
Q. 11. CLIAVELAND, *Wary of theFbeutl N 6.139 Sev
enth street, near Elm) Jose Eras. M.D., Dean.
!Ilia College Jaen* of Sedietd Science
MONTHLY. MAGAZINE of 4-8
pages. conducted by tbe Faculty of the Eclectic
Co etre of Medicine, is published at One Dollar a Year.
payable In advance. Commi:tie:olmm tar subleription,
oy for madmen numbers. should be directed to
Dr. C. U. CLEAVELAND. Publisher.
139 Seventh street, Cincinnati . Ohio.
Vty
June :7.'57
OFFICIAL
RESOLUI 2 lON,
Proposing Amendment a to the Constl
tenon of the COlointottottalta. - ,
Resulted by the Senate owl Houle of Repremoilatires of
the Chniotonvocalth ~f. ititAl#OUNllla in General Assemble ,
ma': That the followfug amendments are proposed to
the constitution of dhe commonwealth. in &owed:ince
with the
provisions Of the tenth article thereof,
. Tuber axrdconger.
There shell be an :additional article to said constitu
tion to be designated is art lele
RTICLE eleven, as follows:. ,
• A
• or P 051.10 ri Xl. sers.
Secetott 1. The state :nay contract debts, to supply
casual deficits or failures in revenues, or to meet expen
sos not on/emits provided for;, but the aggregate
amount of such debts direct and contingent..*bether
contracted by virtue of nne or more acts of the general
assembly, or at different periods of time, shall never ex
ceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the
money arising from the creation of such debts, shall 1*
applied to the pßrpose for which it was obtained, or to
repay-the debts so contracted, and to no other purport!,
whatever. ,
Sec. 2. In .ndtUtlon to. the,„aborkiimited
,power the
state may contact. debtato - regietittrohn, sappreas in
surrection.:de!bnd the stAte to war, orto redeem the pre
sent ontatnndlog toilebtoteees of the stalk but tho.nio-'
ney ariklng from the contracting of such debts; shall be
applied to the put pine ed. which ithr as rebid. orto repay
such debts. and to no other purpose whatever.
Sec. 3. Except the debts above specified. in sections 1
and 2 of this article, no debt whatever shall be created
by, or on behalf of the state.
- .
Sec 4. To provide for the payment of the present debt,
and a ny additional debt contracted as aforesaid, the leg- 1
'slit nee Shall, at its lint session, atter the adoption of
this amendment. create a sinking fund, which shall be
sufficient to toy the accruing Interest on such debt, and
annually to redoes the principal thereof by a sum not
• lest: than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars; which
sinking fund shall consist of the net annual income of
the public works. from time tretime owned by the state.
or the proceeds of the sale of the gene or any part, there
of, and of the income ourceeeils of sale of stocksowned
by the state, together with other funds, or resources.
that may be designated by law. The said sinking fend
may be increased, free:ilium to time, by assigning to it
any part of the taxes, or Other revenues of the state, not
required f w the ordinary and current expenses of goy
eminent, and unless In case of war, invasion or inatir
reetion, to port of the said sinking fund shall be used
or 'applied otherwise than in extinguishment of the
petite debt, until the amount of such debt is reduced
below thestinl of five millions of ; dollars. . '
Sec. 6. The credit of the commonwealth shall not ho,'
any manner, or event, be pledged, or loaned to, ally in- •
divides!, company, corporation, or aiseciation; nor shall 1
the commonwealth hereafter. become a joint owner, or 1
sterkholder, In any company,aseociation, or exporetion.l
'Sec. 6. The commonwealth shall not assume the debt,'
or any part thereof, of any county. city,, borough, or
township; or say corporation, or. axe:elation; unless ; •
such debt shall have been contractel Wettable theittate'
to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrection, d.l-I
l
feud itself in time of war, or to andel the Slate, in lbe
discharge of any portt , in Of iliprerent Indebtedneri. -
.Sc.e 7; Tha teeth:
Wore shall notanthorteeinycounty
city, borough, township, or incorporated district. by sir
tee of a vote of its cithtens, or others. Ise. to become a
_ stockholder in any company, ascociat ion, or corporal fon,
t,--or to obtain money lot, or loin its credit to, any come
. ration, ateociation, Institution, or party....
arecatir4iasprammi. '
There shell Moon additional article to sald'constit -
lon, to be_desixested as wilds twelve, as follows: i
.
ARTICLE Xtl. _ - - I
- . or Ravi:Spina, •
No empty shall.be divided• line cutting off over
one-tenth al Its popniatkrit(eith by
et to form a new county
or othetlette s ) sithestthe espouse assent of torch coun
ty, by reote of the elective thereof nor shell any neS
county he establielarmlomatiledng ieee than four hub.
dretaquare miles • ez- . .- , ,• - _ ' . ' • ' 1
From section two of the first article of the
conslitia•
lion, strikeout the words ,
of
the city of Philadelph 2
and each county respeduedy r trees section 44
Mae article. etrike out the words, "of Philadelphia
and of the socrat roureticr;" from section sven, 14161111
irtble;strike 'out the words, -neithee the city of MN
del phia nor any," and Insertin lieu thereof the words.
"and vsnr; and strike out "ream foirr, Mlle articts,"
and in lieu thereof Sneed the following: I
"Sec. 4. In the year one thousand eight hundred and
I , four , and in every seventh. year thereafter. replre.l
ntatives, to the number of one hundred, shall be ati-:
i y sl'y
rt toned and distributed equal ly,ibroughout the etate,l
districts, In proportion to the number of Lizette In=
habitants in the several parte thereof; accept that any
county containing at hest three thousand five huedied
taxable& may be allowed a separate representation; bat
no mantissa three counties shall be a
diets ttoinedsendwiteßl
county shall be divided. la the Iberoation ot '.
Any city containing a suffielent number ot taxebl td
entitle it to at least two representatives, shall have i
!emirate repreeentation assigned Wand 'Mali be diseided
Into convenient districts of centime's territory,l of
equal taxabbi-population as, neer as may be, each ot
which district' 'Mail elect one representative." I .1
• At the end of iection seven, sense article, insert the..
word,. "tie city of ,l'ettesletpirts shah be divided into tin
gle essitorial didrrcio, of contitrwlers territory as nearly
equal in taxable pnpsdatios ospossibk; but no merdstalt
be divided is I/refinng:ties thereof: • , I I
Tne lesbian's, at its lint evasion ; after the adoption
of this amendment, shill divide the city of Philadel
phia lota aerestorial and representative districts, in the
1 manner shove provided; 'Ruth districts to remain .un•
clang A until the apportionment In the year one thous
sand eight hundred end eizteour. , - ,
• • • I roman Amomasi.
"nay shalt be an additional section tot be grid arl
. lele I
of mid constitution , which shall be anr.tered and Mid •
as follows: , , • • , II 1
tigc 26. The legialstum .ball tat the power to ,alter,{
ro t sma
revoke, or ennui. any charter af
lan bawdier}
confirmed by. or rander.say met - or.. gerund ilaw,j
whenever la their opinion It may injurious WI the',
citizen , of the comitonweel , h; In mat leattetw.heet, I
ever. that 801 1 4iwitlef lbs4.".* 4 ° ls ° 5° the earPme i te t 5 '
'''''—'". , '
lii Wm, March ra ft...
.Thieisstk Ilia tbls wiSicalstiort pass: as flitt 1 Gist
:itoemilept. jea4.24.,n4p , 7; on ;he secomiamendsoo 4, :
yea 23. nay* 4: on the tblrd imed4mant, yea 21,;oayi
4 ; on 0141 tbartb mad4140‘1 054 IS. 3 4 7 3 4 .
Iltstni:f.from locanaLj
47 4 i
020. W. HAIILUSLT, ,
i
. .
t ' , In 2an 11031WOOSsitrimattgavra,
....1
. •• ~ ..... .• .• _ , 41,0020.18.57.
•,, Wrecked, Elietzthls seimintkna gum, Ort the
simendment. run TS. nays 12; on the eared amend
meat, you 67, Aga 34; on the third amendment, yeas
72, nays 22; on the fourth areandionit,Zo 83, tow 7.
. VZitract (ram the Journal.
_, _ ,_
t I • JACOB LElL i arek. ,
. "'Filed in Sturetioret Offlge,May 41867. -:
0 : ~•1 1 .••• ,gt G. ORTHT, ' I 7 .-
;4 • I; I • ctcretary qf Out Owitirtiroritk.'.
... ~-.
, . t• L . . - SaWlSSlttl'Ornea, -
• • 11 I ihrraborp,Atise E 2,41167 j
,
..,,A do certify itujit Him attlies rind Isetpling liiiiiiiiirod
'correct. ctopy,lMl. 4,,Wp original " Resolution , proposing
amendments Pis the Owititation Of thiCoinninswealth,7,
Ilith - thesotsiliiwell, branch of the.; L'ellbaailwe Dion
0 9 fittellwellisiltehag 44 81 0 7 14 W 8 P9 lll the °Agin*
011 1110 In thiliofilee. •, 1
:,,...;:u....., - En i c i n ury iteny eitsrenfiluo4:herenito net I
I. ,1 . me ad and canoed 10,,hesiffied the surd
D - "'i f the 'a Ofice, the des saslyes • abort
s---r•st". . written. ,- - 42LOURETIIi
i .• I . Sx - fridricif We Cliortomtecolik ;•
•i ; -- in Sierfreilareb 27,1857. I
The ussolnlidis proposing amendminin_4o . the Coned
tut ion of thonmienwealth belt:lca:Or otitAboration,
.„: Da the q ua lea, • 1 i.,.: : • .
Will the Soutte agree to the fleet emend:send •
,b, ate yeas and hays were taken agreeably to the Proet.
Wens of she Coristitutioiralijemrshillblall;tia:
- .YsarteMerni. Brewer, • Browne, prffey„. Ely, Email;
Fetter, Flenniken, Fraser, Ingram, I Jordan, K Slaw,
Lenx,Literehi Lewis. Myerledfield: Sellers, Shuman,
Steele; Straub; Welsh, Wilkins, Wright )end Taggart,
, Speeher--244 . ;1 . -• .
__l - - - ! •
, - Neu--)1 I Crate..o . i, Illmey, Hregg, Mu*,
I Penrose ant aMther-7. - -
,I . . . -• ,
So the go:yolk:la waa islMinidi! lin the affirmative.; •
On the questlon, " - -- . -I - ' • • •
Will the Senate og res to theimend amendment? •
The yam ilaul nays wale taken itgfectablito the prods,
skins of I bel, f,!:finattntion,Undwerslss idiew. els : (
. " , Yeas ;-31eseree Brewer, Browne, Orestswell, Ely, Evans,
Fetter, Wineeyi.Fienniken, lagrant4Ordan, Knox, Leer
bath: Lewin, Myer. &Bra Shunstui, Souther, Steele."
• Straub, Welsh, Wilkins, -Wright aid Taggart,.Bpolir
-.23. . " • t 1,
•
:Nays--.3lPost a. Coffey, Crabb, triter, Gregg, Han*
; Killinger, Penrose and Scofield-8. ;
So the Ord= itni determined la th e Alibulittylk ,
On the qiegHoo, .... , ,_,I - . . .
Will the Senate apse to the Sidraarnendonent?
' The yeasiiiil nab* were takesagnambly to the port- I
-Monte( thatOonstlttotkva, and were as allow, viz: • I
- -"Illos-Wrois. Brewer. Browne, Crabh, Ores:swell, Ely,
Evans, Flenniken, Fraser, Ingram, Jordan, Killinger,
Knox, Leal:Stela, Lewis, Myer, Smteld„ Sealers, Sholuens
Soother, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright
--24. i
. Nars-licoses. Coffey, Gregg Hake and Penrose-4.
So the qnss(tion was determined in the affirmative.
On the citaition, • .
~ Will the Senate aggro to the fourth amendment?
The yeas aid hays were takenrbl to the provi
sions of the Constitution. and -w as fo llo w, els:
Youg-ifeseers. Dreyer, Browne. ffey, ressweil, Ely,
Evans, Flentsticen Fraser, Ingram , 'Killingsr, Knox.
lonbach,lonels. Ifs
_er, Scofield, &Bees, Sharon. South
er., Steele, Staub , Web:l4l7llM,and Wright- 7 -23.
NAI0•-•• Herm. Crabb , Finney. Jo rdan and Penedos-4.
So the gustilon was determined in the attinnaliVer '
• ' i' II , • 4 • ,
IN TEL 110053 01 itzeixerrtaroia.l.
L.Aprt7 29, 1847 . f
The nnelettion primping amendments to the Court.
Whoa of Ihti Commonwealth being under consideration,
On the Stuielion, •
,
• Will the House agree to the first amendment ?
The, yans end naya,vrere taketkaarem4tgly tithe veil-,
dons o f thep)iititutioti, and were aifollOw, ifs:.,
Ynts--Messes. Anderson,. Arthur, Rieltbonos, Ball.
Beck, 11111100,801101. Brown, Calhoun, Cautpliell,Chase,
Cleaver, olfirawfonl, Dickey. Ent;Eystes, Fanged, Foster,
0 Ibbabee, Oildea. Hamel, Harper. Heins, Uelatand, r .
Hilletis,lllollman, (Barks,) lintsre, tones, J • wobil, 0 n -
Mee, Johni J ohnson , 'Kauffman, Eire, Knight, 1,4 a
ring, Lon. ker, Lovett, Manear,,Maugle, il'Cahnout,
• 111'llealn, °reheat!, "Mumma, , Mnsaelman," Nichole,
Nabob:cis, Nunemacher, Pearson, Peters, Petrikln.
Powrialij •
,Purcell, Ramsey . (Phllattelphbo,) Ramey, ,
(York.) Kerner,. Reed. Roberts,, , linppr Shaw, Man,
Smith, (proisbilL)' Smith, (Gimbe l ) Su:venom; "Olen.
WI, YanvPorhis, Vickers, Vocghle ,Walter,Westbrook,
Wharton,' Williston. Wltheryir Fright, Zimmerman
and Geti. e'er-78.
NW s-l-Nlisers. Butkus. Benson. Dock, Hamilton, Han
cork, 116:lel Ilpffman. (Lebrun:) Lebo, Struthers, Thorn,
Warneeand Wlutrode-12. k •
So thotinestlen.was determined In the alltematire.
On the question,
Will the ?louse agree to the second amendment?:
The yPes!andetays were taken ogreeably to the provi
sions of [the Congtitcrion. and were as fellow, via:
Yeti-1-Itegers. Anderson. Sackhouse; Rail, Beck, Baw
er, Cal hnuft. Campbell. Carty, Ent, Fanoold, Footer, OW
'dm. Ilainct Harper. Helm:, Meet and, 9 Metes: Hoffman,
(Barks,) Ileusekeeper.timbrie,‘lnnes, Jenkins, Johns,
Johnood,Hentiman, Knight, Leh:swing, Longnker.: IA
nett, Mancir. Ilaugle.3l . llvsln, 6100a:cad, 31u:rehear:,
Nichels Nicholson, Nunemacher, Pearaun, Peters, Petri
kin. linill; Purcell, Itemsey, (Philadelphia.) Ramsey,',
(York.); Moser; Itobirt a. Rupp, Shaw,Sloan:Tolan;Fali,
..Verghley,LWaltor, Westbrook, 'Wharton, Zimmerman
and Oets. pea/yr-67.
Nir+.3iesseg. Arthur. Augustine,Backus, Benson,
Bishop:: as
Brown, Che, Cleaver . Craw ford. Nyeter, Olh
honey, Hattoilton, Hancock. Hill. Hine, Hoffman, (Leba
non.) Jardr. Kerr; Lobo, MlCalmont, -Momma. heed,
Smith, iConbria.) Smith. (Centre.) Stevenson, Struth
ers, Thdent, Yonvoorhis, Vlceem, Wegoneelier, Warner,
Wintrile.tailtherow and Wright--34. • '
So 1 qtrtlon Has determined in the athrmetive.
On I e question,
Will he House agree to the 'third amendment!
The eat dud nays were taken agreeably to the peori
alone 0 the Constitution, and were as followe, vie: .
Yeu Hess's. Anderson. Beekeouse. Ball, Beck. Ben
son, err. Brown, Calhoun: Campbell, Chase, Cleaver,
Crawr ,:tlitkey, Ent, Eyste: , Fausold. Footer, Gibbon
of, Ha eplarper, Heim:, Iliestand. Illll,llillegae. liett•
-man, ( rig,) Hoffman, (Lehunen.) Housekeeper, Imbrie,
/01001, Juobs. John& Johnson. Kanffiimn. K el% Leboo
Longa or, Lovett,. 31anear, Mati - gt.i. Westmont. Moor.
head. Intrune. Mo7omati; Nisbet& Nicholson. Nunne
marh4: i'earecei. Peters, Petruln. I('ow - nall, Purcell,
Ram . .(York.) Reamer, Reed Rupp. Shaw,. Sloan,
Smith, (Cambria,) Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson , Tobin.
Tall, anvonrhis,-VlCkere, Vieghlev. Wagenseller. West
' lorSoki NWilligton. Withrrow, Wright; Zimmerman and:
Gets; ,Cp.Oker -12.
• NA* -43.1. , .. , „ Arthur, A curuattne, Baku*, Bishop,
CartyJDdck, Gildei, Hamilton, Hancock, Hine, Jenkins,
Knight; iLeigen ring, 31`11valn, RamseY, (Philadelphia)
Roberm.St int hers,Thorn, Walter, Warner, Wharton and
Wintende-22. .
. So the's - motion was determined in the allirmatiee, •
On ihrunestlim. .
. WSJ OF Ileum , agree to the fourth amendmen t?
Thai pro and neys were taken agreeably to the pis'
stens Of•Shegunstitution. and were as follow, via: -
Yeks--,Messrs. Anderonn.-Arthur, Backhense Backus.
Ball,llklek. Ronson . Bishop . Dower , Brown, ' Calhoun,
Campbell, Carty, Chase, Cleaver. ()reward. Dickey: Kee,
4tyster,ltityruld. Foster. Gibboney, Glides, Ilamel, Worm.
Heine. litestand, Hill, niliegu, man., T(Bwk.,) now
marl (Lebanon,) Housekeeper. Imbrie, Inner, Jacobs.
Jenkins. J ohne, Johnoisn, Kauffman. Kent. Lebo. Leleen
eh* Loogaker, Lovett, Hanear.; Nlaugte, WCalciont,
Wllvain, Mumma'. Musselman. Nichols, 1l ichoDen, Nn.
nensecher. Pearson. Peters, Petrik in, Peril, Purcell,
nomY.W.lPhlladelphia,) Ramsey . (York.) • earner. Reed, ,
Reh4rta. Rupp, Shaw. Skira.Ssisith: (Ca Mai) Smith,
(Centre,) Stevenson. Tolan. Vali, Inerctorhis. Tickers.
yrigbley. Wager:seller, Walter. I Warn4r. 'lliestbrooh;
w timid'', Williston, Withrow, Zimmerman and - Gets,
„Sprier-83. • , ; I -
- Nias-Meesre. Dock. Hamilton; Hancock, Struthers,
, ThelrniWintrode and Wright-7. • • I t a
s 4 the question was determine d the affirm:Um
I 1 1 • .--c— ...,
1 i • Ssearraltr's Offies,l . '
1 I l • - Harrisbarli, Jane 22,1857. J
WOtranto, es: ; I
.14o:certify that the above and foregoing 10 a trap and
reef copy of the "Yeas" and " Nsys7 take en (hi
lotion proposing amendments to thoCenst tattoo of
belCcimmonweelth, as the saute *Mass on Journals
MI the:YMO Houses pf the General Assembly edible Com
monwealth for the oemion of 1867. . 1 ; • -
k-, Witness my band and Hui seal of said Of.
L• I tics. this twimtjeseeond day (4,,lJune, ooe th ew
, f sand eight hundred and liftyerven.
, • t A. O. CURTIN,
Secretary qj the ttll47ll.llllloettilk,
.7 ~ , 1 . =-3us
(July 4, 17
HOTELS.
TAYIARSVIL,LE. HOUSE,
the' Old Siiitbury; Stitie
1 1
, 9: miles north of Mlnereville—,4 miles sruthereei of
- JOHN A.oll'o, Proprietor
I 4 13 47 71,'57 1014,0'
'WHITE, HORSE i HOTEL."
qt crier, asd Mshantrrapo 41'rtWa, lbasruk.
Joseph 11. reser, Proprietor.
..rlainmenls and secutammittiony ot tbe best kind,
qTery attention %all be paid by the Bert and his at
eildanla to oinks guests and travellers eemixtabk.
Weigwd 1 ,' 57 314 y
COLD SPRING HOUSE.
IT#IB celebrated Houle will be
+weed on . the 291 h of Juee,and a lint
ited:number of Boarders tan be luxn-
Oioutdy accommodated druing.tha
Ready amass to this-place is a '
firfed . by the train of the Dauphin k 4unquetinunt Ran
rad,: which , learre•Tlarriatiorg dilly at 6. A: t,retava
itig to Ilairisburg 7.50, P. 31.. and by trains yr h 1 ch leave
Auburn at 8.45, A. M., returning to AWbarn by 630, P.
M., Connecting with I be.Pott settle evening train. afford
inglirisiters a pleasant excursion and an opportunity of
vidoylng themselves rationally.' 'Thillaths ere in fine
order. Meals provided for visitors. I
iddrerit—Cali Stuso . 110054 Boxl3, Murisborg.
641 Spring, Lebanon *way, /two.
duneo:), '5.7 ..-- • .25-31 n
SURF4OUS Xlautta My,' X. J.
s i
Tlll3 ersig es led takes much
Pleasure in not:wring to his pets 4. ) „ .
of last.seasott, their friends, and flat
public-that he has IMaed tbie delight- '1 'Tar
fully situated and elegant. establish. .
meint for the coming year, and has made man) 'nimble
,additions and ittipmvementa. each arverindahs.l2 feet .
txide, entirely around Ihe house. bT2 feet In extent; has
grassed the lawns in front and sides next the ocean; re
moved the office to the opposite, end of house, where
eight additionalmount have been added for latiles`p gen
tlemen's, and private( reception . , barber's and porter's
poems, ite., tee new buildings have been erected for ba
kery. pastry cook, lea (Teem and Oyster rooms, whit
sliepint apartment over for ruale.servants. and waab
;hewn enlarged. with additional ehmibers livi• female see.
Ivants of the house; all the beds in the hotel will bo mn
'crated and .mada.. agreeable: additional cisterns bare
been erected, of suNclent aim to supply visitors with
cistern water fur all'isurpores • the bath boners are situ
, shod but • short distance from the hotel. - with plank
we lka to them; they will be under; the Itarg• of the
steward's wife. who will at all Mitt be provided with
' towels, feet tube and dresses for all who may re ,
(lithe them, that are patrons or the hbuse (Mlle others).
Labatt give my undkvlded attention lb the 'comforts of
my visitors, and hare a just eonlideneh 1 will be libel..
ally sustained. • Reapectfully.
irIAACtriIAYEIL
t N. 13... , ..the Bathing at AtlaaticCityfs not surfaurrd
on the North American coast, and the facilities of gulag
tin and term are unegualkd by any, other; (drives and
fishing are good, fowling fair) Ladies and gentlemen
who wish to spend the day only. ma leave Philadelphia
after breekkat and arrive at Atlantic' Wiwi the custo
mary houffor lathing-10 a,ll o'ckek.—be with their
friends six hours. and be at borne Ware supper; so, on
the other hand, gentlemen of badness which mils them
to the city daily. tan leave Atlantic After break feet. be
here at 814 A. M. and leave at I P. 111. and be with their
lautilies at 6; 11-11-, one hour before stepper.
Nay 16; '57 •WI y . ISAAC THABBR.
,
PLUMBING A'
bush
Get AS-ESTI INC
Eetit,
I'OTTMILLS, PA.
7boati&iiigned respeethilly •
t.Tlng the el bens or Pate
l& ititd aiiinitr, that hating
trehased. the Preiabing
tbitshatentofilbnityDleki
Amon, attached it to his
tt-Pati Artiness, will hem
ter. impryl on both .branthes,
hopea,kbr u tet attention
btudneva-- g always on
brinditlarge- virettleterted
stock, ranggving e ompea e n t
forknent, ling doll* arariCat
ofityreptufTntilwprica--toreJ,
*etre • portion of the public
lironage:
Ilia stet* Milleontlat of Wa:
ter ,Clooele, Iron. Copprr and
Lead Batb Po rn and
Copper Wash Baains,lron and
cement Plugs, Bras Vockalor
An and Leather , lime for me.
manta, Branch Pine: and Couplings, tor pavements. Iron
and Lead Pipe of all else, ths-Ylatures of eveiy ktod, l
embracing a roll imatirtnietit:olMarndellers. l'eodant
Itratinda.ge,ge.. , /e., manufactured of the .bewt ((empty
material', and qt,the latest and moat approred pat.
(mm. , DANIEL`D;MEORrt'ON. ,*
April 11.'151'
'PIIIRNANIVII SCALES _ • •
KE . subermbers, eels ter the man.
3120 roaarei & new eettelcestied
the "Union Coaster Labored Wilted to weight's&
on Gaspe 24/10s. tor sob lit tits Tailititwon
i-11.1UPLIFT *SOH.
Pottsitile, April ptb,lssit
L
r hesutt illii ri a be E r a re i s sL pe U rtfu ll ifi n a l n l nounces .
tongs public that he has eompieted his @fee* CIF.
a
f ir
e finwimill in Locust Vsliii,lehuyikill eounly,and
is now preshr:s4 to furnish all kinds of Dumbest the
loweetpriel is pine, lismlotk and WhitoOsit of
*very shas;ivad description.
- Sir Blils offmnbetent to atria the shoirtesinotlee.
we.-11,!66 46-lf EDIVATIP E.81,&10.
, _
: tyIinSRMSERI
TIIE- - 1J rpipeaully
asaaassa that 141taa opened rerd Is this plea .
Ihr be Weal Lasater. Baring made arransseeta to
b e topplled frost Northers Yeanrytranta at a abort, sotr
nee, be will lea able to tarnish banding sistreials on the
700 at steommmisting terms. Pereste exteetleg el to beat
would Sowell to give him a raft before perrehaos else.
where. , Shires' Webbed Is r load.st veil re.
dueediateert, swabs, skew the R ae pit Raitroada.
.1011 N pinatmtra;
fehaylkill Hewn. Jai, ULM. 20"bn
Remo
i SOWN LOT'S "FOR SALE-4n the
L *tomb of •Port Cartoon. Apt 41444
II;
"ten
10 . 00 /Levee onat i a t a l trttitiaiil , Lebiblii:
(,'NE. THOUSANDrres or the.
tivaluald• Broad Mountain e lande,eltuited-4
.Butler mot Barry townaltipe,fah lkill oonntY,Pa.:la
bereloyoffered at private sale. Th. Aeliland Bateman
Railroad tan through Parta Out= Oick ti bp'
derlaid with. Coil seam and well . For rdjr.
ear. or latbentatkat apply to hamnel Limb. Rad.. Centre
atreekot to the vabwribew at his Iva Estate avu l ey,
la, Railroad street, Pottsville, Pa. The term's,* bait
ash. and halt martipaptboula..FßAßClS SPERM=
Potterlile.Aprill9. MO 16tt
,
• 11:
PLUMBING.
BALOTATE 'SALO;
ALUABLE °DALAI. TIMBER LAND 1
_FOREALE.!.
"vvrir.L. BE; SULU. p'rivate . sale a
y y valuable tract of OMI and Thellor land, known
s the.Anros Wickersham Tract,. *2 Womb* - county
Pennaylvania, ind bested at tbs - Erudern tersoluation of
the Mount Canned • and lihamokln , Coal Mn.N Bald
tract contains about 400 acres, rorpo or leer, to veil ilOt
brred. believed to contain the arias !RIDS of coal run ,
ph* through the Sterrarolthr Coal Basin. Title indlepu•
table. /or ISMS and other particulars apply to the gab.
scriber. - WILANCIS SPlDiCgit
Real *fah 4024, Patin/ilk
' •
February 7,'67
, PUBLIC - SALE
•
Irsibanalw Rest Estate' to St. Claire
WILL be sOld at Ptiblie Sale, by the
mitscrftwir, etemstor.of fterilast will and testa
ment of Edward Hethertngtone late of the Borough of
St. Clair, &seism& on Saturday, August 224„:1867, atl
o'clock. P. M., at the public house of Christopher Balch
-1.7, in the Borough of St. Clair; ,
that certain lot or
Wee of ground, situate on the corner of Second and
Qirroll Streets, containing In fronton add second Street,
fed. more or lees, and in depth one
hundred and fifty feet, with the appurtenances.
consisting of a Tivostery Frame Dwelling House.
The lot le subjeet to the mineral reserve of A. Hart, Mew
ry C: Carey - and others. Conditions will made known
at the time and plate of male. •
.101121 111ZI,NCER, Ifsecidor.
;cat 1,'87 Slit ,
A VALUABLE RED ASH COLLIERY
- • 1 von sszs. •
TiHE. si t ibseriber, being i desirous of re
- . tiring fromdbe ad dig business o ff ers his Milford
• smi at private sale. Tkils colliery - is situated on Lb*
Schuylkill 'Valley Railroad. about manilla above Middle.
port. The Coalls of a deep Red ;AA. and of superior
quality, and well adapted to the New York and Marten
markets. All tha improvements pie of the most approve
ell conatructionotiaisting in part 4f one 75 horse pow.
er pumping and Hoisting engine, with pumps andall the
necessisey machinery. in perfect order; one 25 horse en• .
glne and breaker; sautes, bins, sereerm, hoisting pions
and gearing complete, are, tools, and stock. all in good
order. The make, ;comprises the celebrated Sprain •
wis Veins, above and below water level, all opined and
ready to axamoucis immediate operations. For; further
particular/. Inquire on the subecribes; at Pottaillle, or of
ALEX. B. EISLER. at the works. •
May 21, '56 =-tf] • : SAMUEL SILL AN.
COAL LANDS FOR.IBALET
VALUABLE COAL!LLANDS AT
PRIVATE SALE.—Thgttelebrated tract of splen
did Coal land known as' th - er.:"ltpden T art," containing
the justly eelebraterksnd "Spobd Vein,"'also what Is
jenerally - known •at -- the "Seventy-five acre tract," ad
oining. on the .31C.c!Carboti Rail road and in ivrist Nor.
weglen Township, owned by Nicholas it. Thors on Esq."
Is hereby offered at private sale,On the most advanta
geous anus.
The tract contains ail the Drell reins in the Great
Southern Anthracite Itswions—lncluding. besides other,
tracts. those generally known MI the Pahaer.Mtvity Port
aarlsok. /tack Orchard. Orchod, Primmest aMit Mam
moth, with all the und '
e'rlying, though yet unexplored,
beds of coal which are known to eclat in tile fOrmatlon.
averaging when proved, overa hundred feet' of solid
Coal. In fact, the trade now :offered; contains
the richest Coal deposits in - 42iCouistr= ,
Far Information. apply to Francis Sperms. Esq.:agent
for Cod hinds. and real estate generally. Ogle. in 1011
road idreet above B. Market street, - Pottsville, Pa.
March 22. - , ' i- 124 f •
St.aalr, A
..... , ~.,
HARDWARE.I , '
in.A.NEs. ,
•
BENVII PLANES, Motiltlipg Planeq,
. lissts Plinio. Iloilo* k lloOds, Wads. Astragles,
St the Hardware and Iron Depot. , /RANK I'OTT.
Augnst 14-14--. . . 31
0 . •
LOCKS . .
Tint, Front doteloset, Night-latch,
with Piker -plai . . Porcelain or dark Mineral
KY.ona, a tery large 'a pent,. at low pricey, at the
Hardware and Iron Depot. ', I FRANK POT?.
August 1, '57 31 . '
SQUARES.
•
ArACHINISTS' SQUARES, U. 8.
s t a n d.d.maks.4slvpiges,:lihtielme Itules. Bev.
l'retertore. Callipers, hpriegiThrtdsts, at the Hardware
and Iron Levet. . - FRANK PIPIT.
August 1,'87;•, : , 31
C l i ttrr a reC F NLl F , tiBa. r N a la s s EtfL T i t
V an expellent *Aide for . fastening• Gum or Leather
helllngs—various sties. For sale by B. HANNAN.
Centre start
_HAND .SANTA. - ---
Di" Tore, Cieaßon s, - Spear - &
Jackson't Hind, Panel aneittp Sawa, the itaat
assortment In town. for Bile allow Otis at the Had
ware and bon Depot. . " .. 101.ANIC ice. August 1,17 ~ ' '
.. =7- - 31 ,
IRON COMMISSIONANARE NOUSE.
CENTRE . STREET, Pottsville. --.-1-
1, -/ The seheeribeee are prepared •to furnish the Trade,
Slachiniateand (*gators atPhiladelphia prima:Weight
added) wholesedeor retail, best' merican Car iron, man
ofacturedit Potimilde.and wancuitederaupedomplality.
Aim light T rails Auitablefor Mimi, and Cable Chains
turatthod at short notice direct froill the i!lPerten
S. YARDLYY k BON.
York Store, Nor. 22, 1853 I . 47-tf
• . VIERCEIiNEII iSCALES:
sanspsows Patent.. 1
faItAILROAD Tack Scales, Hay and
Coal Scales, Platform and Counter Scales. Mann •
urea only by the Tergentles Scale Co.
Orders addressed to , • W. G. SPRAGUE,
, . Sr:reform, revenges. 11.
RinaltNees IS Soliartitilt?). Pa.—Bright 1 Lerch,
Pottoille; ff. Bright. Supt. o ML Cuban, Rill Road;
.Wm A4.4 WU otins, 814 ms
St. Clair. ;,
. . ._
Sttchter it.-Thompami
Dealeirelst_ ~ 4 . 4 1,
nardware, Cutlery . House* Fumigating Plated
Wife, Mechanics' Tools, • Cabinet Furol are, Nor
tieluig and Boring. Machines, Locks; Latches •
end Wages, Anvils,' Bellows, %ices, Paint,
Oil, alas', Rope, Parking, and a ged. •
era! assortment of; Farming and .
1 , Agricultural Implements, . ,
• AT BTICEITER A TIIOMPSON'S.
. ' (IV. alane if Mirka, "SIGN OF ?RI SAW."
August I. 'b7 I - Ai
•
COI4.IPRAItS QUI.f.E.RY STRE.
aii>../a. A oriel wawa street . .
CONSTANTLY o 4 hand', a large ns
kj soriment of Pen' , and Poiket Knives, &hours. and .
Razors. Table Knives and Forks; In Ivory, stag. buffalo,
bone and wood handles; Carve l l; and Forks, Dirks, Bow le
Knives. ke.
ALBO4-a very extevadve asSOittoent of Walters, Tea
Trays, ke. i
1 . .
line iiglish Guns, Colt's Pistols, Allen's Devotion , '
and Sin le and Double barrelled Pistols. with . a general
stock of aney Hardware.militantly on hand.
JOHN H. COLEMAN t haporter.
Philo . phii,Dee.3o; 11354 (Der.27;'53421 51-tf ,
• ESTERLY & FRICK,
, linufaoturors of Wire Coal screen/,;
W e I i OULD respectfully call the atten
- lion of gentlemen engaged In the Coal trade to
their I screens of the mulling aims. They have in
creased &MD les for turning nut the best of work with
promptness and dispatch: lisvingpthe meat experienced
heeds to the State they can guarantee all work done at
their Factory.
Repltriwg neatly and subsfuntiaLkdowe'al He shorted
•
Screen Bolls, Cogwheels, Edgeway Dingus Shafts, Hu&
geonr4 ke.. Zr., always on hand.
All urders directed to the firm by mall or left at D. L.
F.sterly's Hardware store will receive prompt attention.
July 4, '57 27-
•
MORALS 'TONES & ' 1
•
IRON £ STEEL :MERCTIA HTS,
• Markel and ! Sixteenth Sreerts, Philadelphia,
Have always on kind and for sale
BEST ENGLISH REFINED IROX—Yrill assortments of
'Olagballs." and other favorite brands. BEST AM ERl-
CAN,BARS—ordlisary sizes. or rolled .toorder for bridge
purpose/4 dm, de .. ‘PENNSI LVA NIA. DOI LER PLATE- -
Prom'nenons sites, or - at to required the. BOILER
RITETS- , -Dover bracidcmade in solid dills. BEST EN
OLISII OAR AXLES—Amerkan and English. ELBE
SHEET IRON—For covering saints*, ke. AMERICAN
it SCOTCH PIG IRON. RAILROAD lIION—T nine and
Qaf bars suitable for mink, thrnonia, AC,, JUNIATA.
ENGLISH k NORWAY SLIT RODS, BORIS; ;TITS and
WASHERS—For bridges, cars, and machinery purposes
generally. CAST,. SHEAR, 1 MACHINE and BL ER •
STEEL. Alm, an extra quality for taps and dim, The
above, together with a full assortment of Iron. Steel,
• Nails and Spikes, to which the attention of dealers,
railroad companies, etigineein, miners, fbionders and ma.
invited. y 1001318
ebtalgts Is I
HARDWARE AND IRON 'DEPOT.
TILE har nog now arrAnp
Sjirsed - bii goods at his new place of buskin' , "
and with)" new dotefrainatlonof fureish•
lag all!inbred% as the business°, the
Opal Region may reunite, a their lowest market value,
solicits the Inspection or the Public. I shill be always
on hand and bare on hande 011 stocker
'nu Iron; . !Chopping Ares, • '
Tine Iron, 0161 ShaVellil
I CaM.Steeli ."ITrare Chains
Slit Iron, " . Naito and Sakes, 1 ,
'tope, . Tackle Blocks,.
Bellows, .- Anvils end Tires, de.,
Hirdware and Iron Depot, Canals three doors
abeeeMarket. But side. PRANK POIT,
-July 16,1854
••. • • BRIR tiTAts,gw ar e p o ttB •
smirwo &maw.
low lists'. 00tei, sad nearly oppoushe
Miners' Bank,
Port/Mile, where will be
to se.peUent aamortznent-of Mims
Wall: 1
lkdrb Tl'lol3lloo, - - ; . nee,
Serino, 'Flue Tray!,
Facial. , . • ''' ' , littlest-a Ware,
lib &Tools. 1 ! tseottmeut et due Locks,
tlarpenteee Toole, ' able Cutlery,
Mass and Paint , iketilotley;
Bar Iron of Glees, , . ''j 'F 80 00 ett ' •
Rolled .. .. , Anvils and Vieee.
Yells and Spikes, I , ,,timitineetuf tn. Deles,
Railroad !mend Nails, :I Sheet iron Crucibles, .
health Tools, I Wire, Tim Plate, ,
thilkllng Materials; " , Wass Kettle', •
Cant Steel. .: ' .) Fed hone, v
'Shear Reel, , , Punned Rollers,
Arm'Bllstee, Challis, -
•
NW smut , - ~. . ! lielkoed2taree,
Creut haws' - .. .- : Pl:midst and dbot.'
• Flee Himitorini ,.
o,,lldrittatua hlellk . lake totheeeirolk terthepetrellalle
they eiteediditublmlulasitidleldualeseeettlAlldho 9 lo
the sew ilirse by the quality et thee goodhatekt etAre
lion to busluesund seeeitotedetlpy leeermllt *per»
#f
IndeOellialdtheireCittilleilat s ''' •"' ' . '
I; 4i ;; -•-W . . 4 , ocurgiiii.,
• - ''S re
• ihritieele -
./tili. °entreated
rottseilleylauelay 0 # 11144 - . --; , ,--- ,- t 4.1- ~c , , -
-
9
BOOTS' - SHOES: - •4 ,
- .
BOOTS, BI4OEB. TRUIPH,BII,4tc4
.THE Subscriber begkieave to iiii4p*
kis customers wmt the rornmaniti at large thi
has just returned from the 'city with a • '
Ine relleettow of arUsise iss Ilask, um. iEL).
•
SLIM; 4 • -
3.
°Alin& 1,•
• - '
• • wintEltk.• •
- • , • . - MCP& ,
of all tisarripthms, Ihr tedien,ginst)sesen. end
Ats 'titian& oracle et' Mises* and- ebatitrows , buteneted
gaiters, sowastkingisew lathe bawl ottati, S
.: • • - .
Abtoss Dow lot *I Trutt!Jl Quiet-I, ahib:
eta. kr4le. - • :-•
'Customer work madly and axpettltielnqr_alt** 4 4 4 !P.
atom and Btrowto (*Ara one &sir above Utah street:
lrirtiest dear to.the Bed leant naa •:1 •
Tottsrille.kar 30:17 3:kly I DAN Et. SCtIVITLYI.
T UNE
'LEHIGH IifALOEY RAILROAD
, I
_ 17-
A A GhAt ,• of"..,Ai -
Trains! Ccetheetinit W.RDSESDA, Jialy
• .• - • ,• ", • 4 ,a5 ; 1
I.
, • • 1 •
-Leave Naaels - • at. 725 A.3t, tih4 1400. V
" %Islington i s
• 1.49 !"' •
•• " *lawmen " • 2.1111 • •;e
-" • Allerstowad R5l : 0 • ' UZI ,"
" Rethirtneam—,. " . 1183;
• " Freernaasbarg 114.5 , •", 2.52•
Arrive Easton' • 9.50 ' • 3.111'
; Up Trains.
(Arri Fannon i at 8.13 . 1. 11,, ass I', M.
• 1. FrienanillOrg 8.114, " 6s* I" •
B•t Waken% 9.15 "
,b Allentown!, 925 4 • • 5.32
" Catustinuit , 9.38 ikuf
stausenet! 10.96 4 cat
7 00
Arriselliameh Chunk • 11.43 . . t:
-,Roth Trains connect at Mauch Chanh with Ira tut
sing on tbeDeaverMeadow Railroad! So reatiw-Ity;and
Bearer- Meadow isTro, at %athletes's with trains Enti-
Meg on the Nor thl Pennsylvania Italtractir = The morn
ing Train down *lll concert with tratne the Bahl
dare, Dedefive andtlackawarien A Wastanaltallesale
Belvidere' and &tauten. • • I
The afternoon; Train will connect With the trains
on tie Delvialese COntraltltailrosit to Philadelphia A
New York. ' • 2
The afternoon ,Train up will amneet with trSios•se
the ileividara Delaware_ Railroad, from. Scranton mat
Belvidere. .I.• i ~, •
Thera will one eennection bitween Veiton and
.Philadelphia by of North ;Penetsylvsbi fralirred,
which'will be bathe morning. -ROM? 11. SATRE...,
August 8, 57 152- . ,51u1t.!,411 -. • .
PAENCER
indlailtapliaa, Wl sua ace,a!ting F.aqi
'56. WIN li ARRANGE •NiTts
rPHE GREA'r Northerii and MN
i t
United States Mail Reuter' •. •
inereased and Aire redircrd:l
LITrLjCITUTLRILL, CATAWISBA;LWNIIII,
EIIIE, WILLTAMSPORT AND ZLltlitA alit
Through to:Buffalo, in - , 16k'
o• I Niagara Psßi r .- 1 - 161
• 4 ' !Detroit, - - •' 2 i
Chleago ; ; ; •.4
!•; Bt. Louis, • .
• ticket Offica.,ll•W:conter Sixth •nd r..
and Philadelplila and Reading Railroad' , pi
Broad and Ylne.
•
On and 141nt MONDAY, Dec. Bth,thrsi
Trains wlll leave the Philadelphia and nonslip
Depot:earner Berea illtellbilstird' atiLdelly;(ls
reated,) • - .
lisj7 linspriss.4.lllo
Stag plaza. kimnisvilie and Readinvinly.
lug willeat iwisna.Williantsport and F.rie and
porting litter4llolo l d tarrising`ntElalrs at
sonnsitltirgwit,b.Now YorksadErleandltuffali
Ts rk city it Almada for Dunkirk and Buffalo;
thence. • la. st4mers Laks Erie or Lake 211
road, to Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sanduak
troll. Airs. with Elmira, Canandaigua an ,
Falls Railrusti: conirecting at Canandaigua
York Ck ntralliPllroad. East and Wes t. an d at S
Bridge with Great Western and Michigan Ce
road t o rDetroli,Chicago,St. Louis, a stall poi
ads andWestesen States. .
Train-44.30 A.IM. ,
stafpinglit ..4,p i.
tion, and running- to Pot
~.tglithatpreas-.4.30 P. DI
. Ilititnitsf4lool day, stopping stall Station
In; to Pottsville. Connecting at Port Cliu to
g w piss. 01111anisport an d rile. and William
with k N a e i wy a o d a a nd v ß i r n e,B uMffual kalnlad
N A p .24 Y 4 ri
lake Shore Ttaitrnitax. f br Buffalo. .
ttnd, Cineinnat laoledo, Chimps, Ind a II pot
Also‘with Cananda igni f and N lag&
rands: arrivit* at Niagara Fall at 10.30. A. ,
log with. Day Express or (treat Yesternltall
troll. Chicagn, etc.
Title Banta*. with its eonnections. pram's
anti most direct route to Canada and the J.ss
Only one change ofbaggagebetween rbilse
Canada or the Lakes.
Passengers:by Day Express. breakfast at ii ii rtClinton,
and dine at Williamsport. Passengers by ay of Night
Express take', supper at Port Clinton. I •
~
p.,,, e ngerpnrchasing Tickets by this Line have the
privilege or stopping at any orthe alsote points. and re-,
sinning theit seats at Pleasure. •
Fare front Phllstdelphfa to
Tamaqua, 3 $295 Buffalo irla-Ton s w`ndm,l6•oo
435 Niagara •FalliOrisi.
Rupert. 440 mira.Canandidguak
Da; 4 N. P. Railroad.. 10 00
Milton, ` 516N.Falls • via.D gniq 10 00
mittamepott, 5 %Stops - onion Bridge, 10 00
Mimic*, 4 7 001c7,,,,,,baid, , 11-70
Jeffrnon, 7 alToledo, . - 14 75
Starkey, 1 795 Cincinnati. 16 00 '
Penn , Tan, y 800 Dettolt via Rail 1600',
tiorham, littlfathjand
Genera, via,. Gorhainf-800 Lake, 13 00,
4'rn•l• Steam - trr Chiertgo.via oYes-
John Aot; *. 860 teett.tod Michigan .
Can an dalgiP p Centyalßailroad, 2000
iloneoye Fells, • It Chiriagto.viaßtifialpand
Caledonia,i Bib Laitelitiore Michigan I
Le Roy - , " . 890 &l 9;i, Railroad. 20 00
; -' 00 koala via But Lake ~.-
ilerheetir.ida. N. Y.l}and 3lichigin Ceti-
E. and ttnffrdo. Cory teal Rallroadi, 16 90 rinitand N. V. R,11.4 900 Rock Island, ll' 15 00
Buffalo. ifi r aNN: YOlk •
Erie.and But. and k
. New Yotk City. • 10 00 • ' • ;
".E. T. IitIBB ELL, Ticketrind ]Might
M. W. corner Sixth and Chesnut streets
A.NlCOLll l ,Bup't Philadelphia& RAMO; Railroad.
rssocK, goo. EatawiSsa,:W.antlitrie Railroad.
J. A. REDFIELD, Supt Williamsport an d Elmira Rail.
road. E .
TIANSPORTA
• -
ACCOMMODAtIONI
TUNDERSIONEV'
tnide arrangements In !eselinnei
alk tif i tetsreg•
POTTIMEUX,
And all intermediate points,; vr• are
receive goods for all the above places,
,attentio• will be given to ahlp good. 111,
ancldespateh. ,
We stAlrlt ashere of patronage ftoni
others Mho may hams goods to forward . '
of the erran tr y.
.P Sehweltze
No: 65 North. Wham., beki
AfigNlT£4:
Anal J. _Rutz, Phladdphla.:
u• • P IMP ALBRIGHT, Iles
. ATITNS k nuo
.
610:14UYLKILL NAVICA ,
(IFPICE of tlie.S :. • .ii
7 i li
the !barge for the use of CARS antil
thracitii Owl carried on the hrhuilitit
be as fellows, until furtheetiotlce: , f 1
. :
i •?: , - --. T.
no* , 6 , 41 , " °
_
7A •
. l'• l' ' :?' ;5,
.1 . ,
. a. • 31 it— • 4," .
I • r.CU.., eta.. 767. eta.
To Vl:4ladelphla, 65 1
L. i . •
. , 14 .112 50
"3! Jun . 65 • -., 64 r,62 - . 50-
" SpOng Mfil, .00 ~ 09 i ' 57 50
" Conilobwken, 60 ' 49
. plimoutb Dun, • 60 ;,59 i, 57
.. 60
-1 " .
• " liridn'ePor ' 55 • 64 f 52 ' ,45
" titirristown. ; 55 ;44 f 52 '45
" Poyt Kennedy rs .„ 60 40 . 1 , 47 - 40
• " Valley Yo ~ . - fro!
ao 39 • ! IT
u 4O
Pa:dives am, FM . 49
40
Poit Providmiee, . • .. , eo t 47.
.•• Plitenlaville, ' 45 • 14 ' 12. 37
" Royer's Ford, ', 43 ' , 44 .,1 i ° 1 2 •3T
- Po4tstown Landing, , - - 13 . y 4, 2 c., - 12- 37
" Port I.lulini, , ,
', '43 . ; 40;4' .40 SO
.. Itikdoliorough, 1 41 ' •'4O '• 33 Si
" 11401dlny, ; 38. G 37 I as. 81
.. Althowe'a, . 1 1"3 ; 1 37 i t 35 131
" sloontrfire, , .' 3$ ' - ,137 i' •33 ; 31
" Ilarnbury„ • ; ;86 dm; n '23
" Orwlmibur,r, Landlog, i ' l 3 :I' 2 ' 3 ? 27 .00
The charge wilt be per ton of V.lo o ltoklests tire per et.
all for waste, as twist: and charge less than
twenty-Are cents per tonfbr soy : dlattante.
Sly order of the Managers, • •, If. FRALEY',
March 21, 'M 12.1 r . President.
P I SLAD'A & READINCIAI=tI
OFFICE of ihe!Phila s ifi tx
!,
The rates of 9rrel2ht and Tolls on , .
ibis Company. will be as fellirit. fee.
until further notice: • •
To Itiehmond,
" Philadelphia, I
" Inclined Plane,
Gerninntoitn R. 11, ;
" Valls of Ektuylklll, ;
I'Manayunk, I
Spring 11111 s,
Conshehorken and Tly,
mouth Raliroad.
Itambo's and Potts' ;and
aes, I
I. Norristown beltridge •
"Port Kennedy,
"'Talley Vance,
" Vbrenixylik.,
".itoyer's Ford,
Pottptinern.
"'Kirdsboro'
"'Re*ding,
BeOreen Reading I anal
- •
tddbrse."e.
" Hamburg,
Orerigeinere
I I
ity orlon' of the Boar 4 OUSLanatc
Parch 71,'57 2-) 1 W. 71. 31,
PHILADVC. 4LEREADIIN!
SAMMILA
-". ie.ttsi3 OF Faiiciirr bN
‘I IN and AFTER M .
until fueiher notice; the
to tharprd P er lop poproil
ASTICLIZ OF vistas!.
11 1
Dry .. Good.. Confectionery, 800
n*Cigarik,./sesh 41nt, risk
4wrilx, Brno. Butters Cimpa
r r
. tbiturareAlfla44 o aelko
Hams. Minivare; 111.1 m ot!
Leather;
Cottes.,Coffes,thabs Iron, ,
laweiNallici Spike.; Rin i ' ilI
skens,, Segni. Whivilti4ll4i
' implems% Vint .11640.105in0.
Pitch asittarolitt,iow
-amid limatter
ai4le Celluivoovt. *mod. cm!
Liimos.or k uesstim•,
4; Ina, PlisturAllits aid"
liews=r lol,o, .: t4'
NZ r 4,
HIJADELPHIA
.
ALLEN 4&: - . NEEDLES'
,SUPER.- PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
CIAUTION.-=-Be pa:uvular to observe
that emery barna of our article bee oar same and
Idea of Pets to Klett, branded en ;the haw& me
than hi ronderets 1 to thee, sr* as too* astieles
of doubtful...ell sold, under the name of Seper-Plios-
Peale of Usk, si to ndidead 'Monists are waaeqmint
-64 with the rate•or r • •
• ' GlC3lllllill 1.101151.11 r..
Poles Mai' per 11008 Ilea.' 'OM eta pin lb.)
- A litweil•dettarias wadi tr DRAM& • '
• Okra foie thia valw.blenealottr attatiled to PrxhIPUJ..
Pamphlets disertHos and the nude et-applying,
= era baba/ grataltausly at cur Stows, or ly msa wiwa
It has no entstioris Ntit.Nf6r, .
tritEhtl i t , El'2, 'OEN.' OATS,
sod en obs,,, s p. modiiss s-Aprow•..4
, • LASTING IFERIIMER,•. ,
ravinl - Pot 'oetiy barrier 'tel. of Oral* than r&
urt umtscr, tut stobthigt Eto strew to import the
, . etik - i4easas• .
finis tn. tako'well *Len Onir Phoqbato mated
to Iftwat./..r0w1: •
,PAC OCEAN GUA NO:.
' We bare a amalt quantity stlll fa. atom.
;11111311 . 111101 all.
4 ,
A "apply of this voidable arclito for sale.
Prier ~30 Per 11000 *bier 0% rent per 1b4. 1
No: I:oevalonent. Pevevtas Gun, •
Le Pala at tlialowsoi mho • • •
rime hi teidiseg Agriealhall Jaarlaits timed" mo m .
'pens or reakiarly filed di eatraptai for Me we oflhoisors.
Gads Ns is loaded at either Itmott of oar Wieshossea.
Airman any stas4l to drive to Water Sind and
-redid the are .shalif.. Jot* *Zen are grunted
is bailer inirattiaad lathe kweat. ,
ALLEN it, NEEDLES,.
4°. 21AswatitlIttoollatheIttiltirttila."1'
lißat
Anus . . • ,313ai
4i
s>
toe
e 0
•
1 streets,
oornag
i aseenge •
I !tamed
1 doses.
Connect.
Tilllimn
.151'.dli
•d lieu
od from
ore Rea
and De:
Megan
Ina New
penolon
- P 1 [LAIM,III.IA.
inlnobors,lssa.
JOHN KENNEDY £
• Fish,Cheese rAndPioiision ZerobAnts,
,SOS: 39 end 40 . North Wharves, Italf
1 waibetween !Arch iiia•ltacit rettIx.:PITICADEL4
rHIA. f Mareb ll . '67 11.ly • t
tral Rail
lain Can
".
'PONS old Oat rail, 2i x k, it'll
-10 ‘ . .r able. for i relaying:le store. and for sale In
quaut,lllefi•ta'ault purchasers. .Apply to
A A P ROBEIiTf4:
7 July 25, 'fa 3410 , Iltrad St. below Tine. Philada.
EATHER ! 'LEATHER I LEATHER I •
, - ENRY W. OVERMAN, Importer
V of fRENCII;CALF '.s KTNS. and general Leather
' ,No 0 Sontbl&l at. Philadelphia. •
V r
Aguneral asrortnient of all klndsor LiATHES, M01100:06,
etc.. etc. ICED and OAK SOLE LEATHER.
' February 19, 'l7 i' ~ . . 9-ly
willsonly
and row•
with Cat•
.rtaudgl
punectifila
k city and
i sle. Clare.
to Went.
VallokRall•
..eonoal•
111..; for De
.1 " BOYS' CLOTHINC.
iTHE'SUBCRIpEIt, would respect
fUlly infarm theirlnumerctr: friends nod customers
ohuyikill County, thl their assortment of Clothing
lot Young Gentlemen is touch lar"ec then ever, and ,
they are disposed to sell cheap. .Ider;olis livingrit a dls.
lance. have the privilege of exchanging clothing pure
°chased at lids shire, if -they do not *ult.-
, F. X. HOYT A 11110TIIER. , '
•
272 Chestnut St., corner ef Tenth. Flailed*.
'' Aprll2s. '157 ' , -:-- . . 1741 .
r hotted
l
L phla and
__ _
. purLia) •:- A.WOODICOULDrtiG xru...
, willow. St. lbove• Tvrelfthi North Side:
TOULEIIN GS - ,suitablo. for Carppn-
NL_ ters.Bulitters, est,lnet and Yritnus 3141terr:,•itork.
.I , troMthe hest and thoroughly, Pellll.ollled material, al;
wsys ors hand. Any pattern worked trona* drawing.'
The enbieriber having Phrehased the entire interest,
will continue Simi bissintss with:increment facilities. -
. Agents wantedl in thf4arious towns in this portion of
the . Btate, to whom t' ppo unities will be uttered fo, large
prOlts to tininse VOL
JlllO 'l4 'sf
TO . gOONDRXMEN, jItACILEXISTBA °TRIES.
PURVES, N. E. corner .South
sad Pears 841..,41dirittelphia, fan
n abaci ingot capper an dl Itunts, - pig trots
sheet irou, solders.firebricU4svtable
gee, speiter. bloca tin,lead.foundry ay/aid.
lags, facings. crucibles.' aatintony. babbitt metal, sand
of all,kinds. burs: old co pper. lc. lie Is also tides!:
ler in wrought arol rut iwp iron and other metals. It
1 is his desire to siccontru ate me citinist s, aud others at a
distance trom the eity,lity furnishing any article they
may want in their bushes*. Articles not mentioned in
the above will ttu procured and tbrward d. Any inquiry
lb the above tile will h i , promptlyanswered.
A. PV ES,
t if. E. corner kit:int - hand Pena stnets.
reltraery 1.4,r51
lON.
WABNINO AND COOKING APYARATIIII. I
t
is.
rAlliE snbseri era 'would invite ' the
!sped's! 'dietitian of Architects. thalltterii - and the
pp lie, to our superkw iortment of Warm, Afr Warns.
eel., Ventilating arms atom. Bath Dollers.Alas Orrms,
Patent Lowdonn O rates. end others of the latest styles;
also, ;a large sraortnnuat of. Ventilators, black,. gold,
bronzed and While erißmel itegisterss,Cookine Ranges
of aupertor merits, v'erranted so peribrth well; also.
Pcytable Bangs s for sulutner use; J. thAtilver's AiruTight
Cats Cansuntec, wade ib the beat manner and according
to the original in,Tentr ; mole Agents for Collin's Patent
Chimney Capal t .bir re tliatirg all classes of buildings
and for the cure V smoky chftnies. Persomdsttention
;Oren to all work entrkasted to us. lite public - ere re-
quested to pall and e r camilie mar large and complete
stock, as we know 'we can give satisfaction.
' PARER A WILLIAMS,
' No. 1131 (old No. 406) Market street.
•
. May 9.'87 ?em), Above Eleventh.olrsrd Bow.
RMI
HAVING,
n flit Philip'
tline of Boat&
111 G ASV'
ow promo& to
od otu t utulost
th protoptdoss
merchants and
for lhatreetkaa
& C 0.4
Visa Strea
•- , MUSIC PUBLIIII2I9" s HOUSE.
~,V Lf Ali k i,tio l , :co. ts 6 cb.urenur=t°, f 2:
.
. ..., der the Utah lions% Philadelphia.are
' - conitantly,publishing the latest Nu
m 'r, fOlll the most popular Aul hors in the United /Metes,
in it style thit will Tie with guy issued at any other
hones, eltherlin this 4 country or Europe. - _ .
They have MAO the pleasure to announce to:the public
t hat their stork of Sheet Must.. on hand, consists of the
lirgest and most complete assortn - evt to be found in the
country; they are ormidantlyidding tOtheirstock ill the
Ned Music miblishe& in New. York, Boston. Le.
They also publish several instruction Books,which are
inum(d W throughout e thughout the country.
" Ii ANOS—A floe aseortment of the bee "manufacturers
orNew York 'and Itosinn, at the lowest the, p prices.
•_ . , :MUSICAL INSTRU)IENTS.
ALP, a generilassortrnent of 0 ultaisjlolimr.lkinjoes,
Vitites. Accotitemis.ke.„ Ylolin.Gultar and Mop Strings,
of the best Italian goatlike:Al of which *lll be terabit..
*Lie the public and the trade' t tlie lowest fates.,
Orders punctually attended to.
1 All Lei. h Walker's Made and rebticatiore. can be
obtained at II lakti.A.lVO Bock anti Music :Acre. Colts.
•ille. ._
Phtladeb tits Pi,* lSfsi'
... . .—.-- Ar!
_.,--
log.
, potbmllle
21-tf
; lON CO.
rol 141h,1857'.
I ftwiTel.L on Ao-
Nuiption
CUA 0! es
ollAttlil GUANO!!!
Ass is - •
T' . ..EJ 'AU'S' Super Phosphate .. of
X. 41 Liine. I 7000! TONS. -
tatPARMERS! - Wil .
For your Wheat Crone. use LEIN AU'S Super
Php.phate of Lime. at 21 4%pi ylO n T or use
LEINAU'S AMERICAN a EIITILIZER ot
at ga 50 a Dbl.
or E. 15 a ton!
One !oriel of either is sufficient fur an sere otlihrat
These are Permanent Manures, made of reliable-Che
mical Memento. and have been In suertisfattie for the
past Su Tisza, improving the•inil and increaxing the
value or the land. i . • • •
,Your Diphimas trim the State Agrieultraal Society of
Penneylvanht, New,JerseY, Delaware and thV Crystal
Palace Asenelation at the City of New Turk, have •been
rereived Yuri these Tilluable Fertilisers. •
'Pamphlet's in the English andOennau Languages ran
beduid by abplication atAlte Office.
• unr.RAIL DIL , COUNT TO WIIOLESALF:DEALV.ItS.
:The above p e rtillsers,..gelireral TREE of Ciartage to
any wharf lia the old C 9 Pmper..
Orders east byWali attenuipanied.with Cash yr Drafty,
wIR be protuptly Shippra 19 arty part of.the World.
- gEORDE A. LEIN AU. l'rnprittr.
• 210.19 Santh FRONT street, Philadelphia City. '
Philadelphia, July IS, . '2ll4nt
. & ' . R. Co..
• North 13,1857.
. 1 I Ainsported 111
. 18th Mareb,lB47,
. M. Ws•VL?WIIN & CCLe
peaks,
Broad and Ilaveirtinf streets, Pflitadelphia, Aimee
-0 ro od
tall die attention Rai)'
ry y rodd Managers, and thoseitite weed in.ltailroad
Property, In their ilystan oJLea msofire Engines. in whit it
they are adapted to the •particular business for which
titey.may he required; by the use Of one, two. three or'
dour pair of driving wheels; and the use of the whole,
or so much of the veleta as may be ,desirable-for *dine
on; and In acrapmedatleg them to the pates. carves,
strength Of supedstruellon, and rail and work ,to be
done. lly' tbesemeatts the - maxim um useful &foetid the
poweris nieured with the' loud espente fur attendant*.
evistat'4uL, ud renal , * to lioad end Rastas. With these.
ohjeetelniv.ew. and as the result of twenty-three Yearn
praetieal espirieue• in the business by our Ntulorparn
um, we umnafsetunifire diffsirsdkinds of tngistes. and
several classes or alma of each kind. Partlrular atten
tion paid Ito the'steengthOt the winatinein the plan and.
workman i Fip of all. the details ._ Our, long esperiencr
and oppo unities 'or obtaining information. enables , Ito
to offer t ties with Ultaseuncethat !Meriden
ey, economy and darabillty;they compare faaorsNy
with thoM of any other kind In use s We alsoparnisb to
eider witeele.a ilaw.how Lim; ar irtmoor tire (to di COM.
• tres withoutboving.) composition castings.for beatioss ;
every,dricript Mu of Copper Sheet I on and Boller Winkle
'and every article appertaining to the repair or renewal
of Locomotive. Endues. I • 31. W. •
.lannayy 5.'57 . • kiATf KW ItAlitit.'
.
-4 45 2
• I
175 100 ,
115 160
1 75 CO
175 1110
'1 16 100
1 7 1 CO
1'15,.1'00
160 '1.40
4 1 55
1 55
Lt 55
•1 55
1 55
1 55
160 110'
1 30
1 30
1 80
130
1 SSI
1.30
54 ,
./1 10
X 14 5
135
11 3$
1 36
1 'A.
145 135
1 46 11 36
440 1.. a)
. .to 130
130
1 - 11
1 1 a I' C OI
1
'1 05 105
105 I.os
10i
1 05
11
1 It
1 1i
1,1,1
SAVING' .FUOID
, • - • :0. .
„NATIONAL. aarrry TRUST CO.,
WLIWT. ,sTREET,
eomoegl.TUlED,>piillulelpUla..
(I,,nedip;rciteci . tAe St ot t of ;PeolAyptivoila.)
U isnesPridl be any etnL lathe or mall; and in.
t1"24214:01.0.110 day 0f:', 40 1. 0 . 1 t the day Of lath
"'
The ;iilleula open Meri day hem 9n'cloek In 11Mmotte. •
ImiLlll,7 o'clock In the evening, and on Idonday and
Tbutedny4etmlnes. MT 9 'o'clock.
: 1111TBURX.ST FUR - CEA T.
MI imam large a-small; int .pald back In GOLD, on
ifeembil;mlthout notice. to any amount. ' .
•• • •• • • Um. IMIRY'L. DEMI /62. Preoldent •
ROBNIT A*LFLUIVE, Vice Prmldent.
- Wit. J. ificak,Eleeretam • - •
o• •
1 Ddrectore't
Henry h. /*enter, • C. Landreth Moony
,
' 'Whim* CATTOiltreittter, •
-•ltehectlelhidetre 1 • JosoPh limb.. •
fleTinuel K. itabion,, ; - flew Chnichuma, •
+lattieilll; thnith. 7 Vessels t ee., ' •
Tkl* cowpony iiontittlig its Widows entirely to the
railing 44 money on litereatt The Inneetnients amodnE.
Inlttoimarly •• t" '• -
and a kali...Millions-of. Dollars!
.a. withth4report, of . Atts/716, %sows& to paten ,
y t provt.icinx ot the, 'charter, ter 1I AI. ELL
TATE; PLOWLIAG NIL GROUND lllLlSTlLasessebr teat
rhum aamati*a, .tellkaPteye emome.pertect;security to
f the Aitpoottont, andlrbda *mutant GLUM the roomette,
and otaldlity to Uditoidandindlaito
- „ .
1! . • ' ; i t " —'•••-•-• •
5!!!=
RAIL ROAD.
EttflANDI,
Cill
1857,
m of liNviziot
• ,
t 4:14 41.
Carr+ .20,
lass. ke •
EOM
114 810.4 t
• Si-.
i d .
.1
iIA'ALLANDIS.
RAILROAD IRON.
SAMUEL B. HENRY.
2401
_
ORA= AND GA
_.
A Fri o ultitr . i!in „ t i, a
# l : 4 THE subtle . eitain keept
on band tlover.7lmotby and °Omar's,
' - seeds. Ifbita :Clover and Lawn Ow* -
stber'wlth' garden and Mild. seeds. wb *A
will umlaut be fresh and gOod. 110 wili alp ivoilrs
ca
orders for al l rids of fruit' trees, nted lb be what
tbey, are neyrownted.)dirleult hopleteenta, de., all
of which 1/111 bil furnished at outset urers' wires.—
The geode wed trees sold by this baertber are selected
with great 'cora. only front gro ers of repetition and '
standing. ILI does DO, deal In seeds procured preasiarn•
onely In the market, from throe who sell ebrap,eltlirdfs
vegan* to the rbovaeter otitis seed sold. , Nor Ones be
parttime or eat nods grown prounisiwously In mall gar.
- dens; where tbeir too doe, proxlsity deteriorates their
quality. pirtleularly those of the seise speetra. This Is
an Important eondderatkm to those who purebaaesitber
seeds or fruit trews. Ifor bow, lie_ seed i n on w s . er l y .
to , . BENJAMIN BANYAN.
:-_-.::—. . - t -, --;.^. ------ n -- ._ - . -- .. ----- 7 - ---7- ------7.----,-
k SUMMER TIME.
fir 111tXXIIT gFcrssisnix
India 11134 'Wrist rens, Mae I*
My sliest totaPoWSoluis bright and taw,
Thu. Bummer day;
ibis 'mkt my locks,lah 111 y, bloom,
.I:tutp tha snowdrop softly room,
`, And crowd away.
ITpon my beim, liniment rose,
Thy Tided Wires the's' dianni Carlose—
A ettlogictieet; .
I mind not thoughlby beauty dies,
1 nill.bui'keep tby richer dyes
In moor robe dressed.
• , - •
Thou, too, nth apple bloannk Ih
Upon my lap, and Non,: did;
I do not can
That Summer Into Autumn &deo,
mai. all her upland groveu and gyea
Arapuetngiatr.l .
1P
2..5:3)
o m
ig
sqD
Ping hum The maple branch, Oh bird,
The sweetest sung was ever bard ;
for songs I know,
With symphonies's& loud and clear,
• . Are precious to Uod's losing
Tbakukward Sow.
Thus, by . the rlier't lapsing brim, 1
Wising our simple Bummer hymn,
. TBgbirds and ' •
The Illy, rose. and apple
Contented each with our sweet doom
• To Ike and die. •
(Flrarreal;Junelkl&St j
. ~
*WM CATTLE POE BEM.
, What Is the cavalier thebigh - prire of beer , —
How king will the present rotes continue? -These
questioni are asked Try' 'day, add it is natural
they.ebould be, whets, as according to our last
quotations; Cattle sell on the foot , from lit to 810
per hundred., , . , , , ,
In relation to the first question, theta are sev
eral reason, why beef is high. 1. The Rothe of
making butteg -and cheese have. been such for a
few learit_past; that in many sectiona where beef
was formerly an Object, everything has peva place
. tethe diary. Calves are only reared with refer
ence to:tbis; In many neialitorhoodt the Airy.
'omen rear no stock it all, but bay their cows Irian
`is distance to till the plates- of which are
worn out. The, calves, even, are not fatted for
real—thundrods, ovary pit-being deacgieti; (i. e.
knocked in the bead,) and consigned to•the coin
, I '
i llost beapoilmost as - soon as they are born. This
-Increase of the dairying business has taken place
muro.or less in all the New England States; in
- New York, Pennsylvania, and Northern Ohio. 2. .'
The rapid settlement of the new' , Western States,:
including California and-Oregon, has madam great
demand tot cattle as breeding stock fur the sett
lam This has greatly Iceserd the number which
,riz, 4 , otherwise have beep Larne., tolteef, 3. ,
-The ferior character of that Inst corn crop of the
West—ilencieney by drouth, and damage by froit 4
—deprived the ferment to some es _ tent of fatten
ing tf.eir cattle. 4. The exposure which many of
the Western cattl , sere 'obliged to endure in. winl
ter, with - 144 feeding, banana great it:ea—not only
4, flesh, hitt loss of life. The ensigi4at credits
The land-speculator's , story of a *4tail4 climate,"
and goes to Illinois; Wisconsin,lowsr, Minnesota,
or Nebraska - , with an idea thathl 'cattle will fat..„
ten all winter, on the prairie grass, and le only de.
ceived by the deception when be Linda tlierreak.
sea of his animals frozen on thattliak anti snow:
covered plains. '
These causes have been operating till there is,
; of course a scarcity of the material for making
beef. The attention of fanners is now somewhat
aroused to the subject. Tbevare
, comparing thee
price of beef with those of milk, baiter; and cheese,
aid, are considering whether the former i.l 01;tII , Ir:. '
ttly of more attention than it has heretofore raj
calved.
As to the second question, it will be sometime
before there will be a glut in the beef market.—',
Cattle.canoot be multiplied as rapidly as swine.
If pork-is scarce one year, it may be .plenty the ~
next, by simply raising-all the pip that come and
fattening them at six to twelve monthi''old.--•
Sheep; too, will increase much more rapidly thse ,
cattle,-and two years will Pieta marketable ant-
cle of mutton..' But good beef cannot be batten.
der three or four years from the start. Cattle ,
May be killed' at an...earlier dry, and their flesh
may be called beef, bet it is far from bariag the
flavor or nutriment of that of more mature sal-
male, and the dlcton tell Us less wholesome. •
On the-whole, we think sows persons may st
least be made to understand—whet they warts
',We diaregaried-that the , tendency to fatted in
cattle is ropily a valuable' quality. It has beta.
kept too much in the back ground,. That is, cat.
tie whose leading trait was 'fattening, have not
been as highly appreciated, In mitay ernes, as - they
ought to hare, been. We would- by no mean"
have the dairy breeds give place everywhere to
beef breeds. Every farmer should consider whit
he can do to the best advantage.. Whe is certain
that be tan do best at dairying', let him take a
breed whose ralst prominent characteristics adapt
_
thorn to that purpose. It is not advisable that he
should take a beef breed and try , to make a sups
rjor milk breed out of it. 'Neither is it advisable
that: he should try to combine ell qoalitleirin one
. .
breed. Let each be_ cultivated for a specific ob
ject, and brought to the hiihest.praeticable owl..
aid in reference to that objectrwhither. It be ten
or beef. If the - farmer who breeds camels,:
stock wants a better dairy Cow than his own heti
'affords, let him' buy,of a breo der.of dairy itork.-:-
On the other. band, the breeder of dairy itnik
may buy his oxen and beef cattle of one who'.e:
ahjeCt it is to produce dim hi-Perfection.—llogN.
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- Idowntso VlCORTAlMES.—*petirural imptirerl
understand the - . value. of a heap of .1d hop or
l i i ii
straw, around „ T
keeps 'the roots . cool A il moist through tlic ire
eon, aid &eel( a fair toes to live. It iic.le , i'
the trun of a newly ice tret4 It
`'.
1y serviceable - in the egetnble . , garden, 'There
are Many pbints that brow ant ' their moil ant
the surf:meld the grou . d, and them fill At " 4 ": 5 ,
as the , dry Weather of Sommer comes on. l'od
frequently fail before yielding half a c rop: - A
mulch of old straw between the rows will bier
great lierriie to them,lond prolong their heariet. „
Caeliliowers requite a great deal of .muieture I
order to bead'vrell during _Summer, ..Now i; IS
lime to give - them a handful of striw, to keep tie
soil around them cool and,moist. Egg plants at
tomatoes are also benefited by Mulch. Werra
is applied, the ground stiould.be scored detil
with a hoe, so as to-glee opportunily sl for the fir•
ciliation of air underneath the item!, If arbie
and green material are used, they must not holl ti
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on so thickly as to, fer Mint: -
Racritor rop Tastr.—Ttie" folloeins is fres
the. New York Tritossui, in answer to the onqso o
of a correspondent: • •
"Tabs . ! ounces of good fresh hops, 3i - rddri;
of rye four, 7 pounds of Intl ran torn, meal old
one gallonol l water: . Rub the hops so at gugr
squat* them. ,Pot diem • Into boiling water l a •
bell belt na buur. gttniu the liquor 6 ' l° 6
Ina Kiwi intii aii estrthintveniet. .0/bile hot tl4at
in the rye lour, atirrini Ibe liquor well.
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quiekly, as it goes in. Nest day put in the'leao
2 1,1
meal, stirring it well, 'and the me will 114
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stiff doses: Keiad it . well ea, you wo 4 P il
M roll it out to the thickness of abo wo e , td
of an inch, and , cut it up into cakes with s Ills'
bier or something else, imd-lsj the rakes ouiewil
board' ore tin, and put them to dry in th , lsr•
Turn them every day; let theist receive no est:
• apd they will become as bard as ship biscuit; Sues
them 'in a Vag or.bos, perfectly fee fro .lll 't
Whets yen bake, take pro cakes and creek sad if
them into hot water oicr.nigiit, in a vessel Pf' 4
the Orel:lies, where' they will , dissolve by; w.d°'
Int, and then yvii are them in setting yoor We l t
(as it is called,) as you would use the yew °
beer; and these yeast rakes maybe Itriit)ifst if
toot as you 'desire. '''. ~
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good housewife at our Whew suggests
st 7
the cakes sbould.be put into world water, ta
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if lot, Ai that:would probably destroy their
lialsess..-Eri. brettiiineer:`
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