The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 29, 1857, Image 4

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las inersjlUnimiltirarzaz.
Holy lather O'Bismet UAW at Os AMA
And delivered thin norions to plunla OPPrnittOl
Ann Duna, pa OW? your numb WM; halter,
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Ito dcouve lobe banged,soh 100,1 0 , 7, 1 , 0 Moo.
rtt Urn you to iiA• bra A/MU
woni tor
Moobortagthelnoty eolommods Ofleltir rillatA%
rat NOS* tbo , bid Mori root wort to St. Pater;
lb stall slim Muni door is your foul tOO% ta
- •
I declare If the hhavelf--may fetch Tel." 4 "'
Wes is else appal nersont of. this holy spa% . • I
. ASA ms au my-vots, Sather he tau the wretch f
loom yam! mane dirty aowl fa, should_ have
etas Denali a moat rogid aratber—.'"
Let am* the python—mate or Malik. Maar sup •
' ;Da .11) be of his own Imams rain the asltosl, •
Pal loth will gape 0 P 13 . 1 1 13 4 Pri l U ol ! Aim aP 1
' I
taDiakuls O'llroina lints plait and . °o 3lllll a ,
sataidarhharelf , main patting on daises,.
• IMegathe and to Weimer la whistling and bumph%
ja owstshina Ids lead and hl !awing his stow_
tainting or sleeping, In sag and drinking.
. In *widths, In chewing: or smoking a pipe„
/1113/171asaad WWtng,in nodding and stinking.
Ida Ikke pmtlasall sot if4lo dot tab* ripe I
lilaaalog at. IriaeUag,ln sanding or sitting, .1
lay that Newts Ilhogne ? that big blatkpard be,
i• •
„Int& arm *lag , and amnia& and messing, *la
t s •
tit* vagabond', portion be bailer and &ill
I earring' and glean* In liashlig ona crying, •I •
4111.ay theng vane of the /islets upon Mania be tuned? '
samari and ng lying; in Hyi sad Ong , • ' •
calt, bad mak inn ye, Dennis *fetal the world f,
• , ••••
• ' A i'oicrozol •
-.. . "
OA Waning a traveling phrenologist arrlv
.at a liotel in Elia and ton!' ladglags. The
day, la 04 newspaper appeared as solver
tiseMent, "Ling that Prof. It— had artivet
io Erivi', Pa., and , voila Maim, for a aompenas.;
'Medi esiadnallot of thii leads of citizens, and;
aeionipini the same with accurate and relial>le
charts of character: , For two or three
. dayitthel
calls wort min* ,, , but "It the fifth /hens wan
nth- of, fi ve or di to the apartments of the Pro
fuser. •
fuser. One morning w'oonntry.min entered the'
ion whern'the Thmtoolniist - had his rooms,- and/
said tO; th .
"Is this the place where the phrenologist halal
ont, Who can tell, a man's kande? by the bumps
on Ida who,
.
"Yes; replied Boldface, with a reserved nd
dignified Mr. • ••• •
"Wil, I want my Otallos4np looked into •
little. Whera's the . MOM
"I Me the Me I" said the landlord:. .
"Ob, you be, eb t 'Val, pat In, feel o' my
bnisys, mut gin as a nap. Wbat'a the milaler
"Thin Is no swindle, sir, Phrenology Is s
SCION* sir•'
. 41 0, pa--expeet so; but yobere.the price for
feeling a fallgrr's bestir'
"Oas'dollar, with it• chart." ' •
"'OA go iti WhaCili3dtt?-11islowa 'or si
up? .Does it bartr .. ; • •
"Not la the treat; my dear- sir. Take your
natio tido chair." •
There were four, or . Owe morning loungers
in pia WWI), wtco- checked a laugh as the
countrymen took bit, aest, having
f irst, as re:
quested, remond hie cost, teat and neck-cloth.
The wag of a landlord run, his. bands through
the hair of the. patient a moment, anal then turn
ing to the barkeeperoosid: - ,
,
• "Mr. Flipkias; bdia, a sheet of paper and draw
four; lie's* delve its whole length; sod put my b.
sures Hader the head.l mention to you."
kiss done.
"Have you got it!" . • •
•
"Veal ill right." .
"Very' well."
Aud the landlord went on with his examina
tion, whi ch was rougher perhaps then there was
any necessity lor. . . • '
"rut down Philoprogenitiveness sixty. .
"Down; sir."'
' , Very well; Iteviienee, two."
4 13ookeil, air." ' •
itcombaiireneas, two hundred."
tWbit's•tbat ?" said the . 046.
No matter, air; joull me it on the chart."
l'"Contion, one."
ili t 4 Credulity,fOurhundred." • •.
1 11 4 hat's the hot bump ?"..arked the patient.
' ',Never mind now; you'll understand it by-a4l
'by. And nowl(to!the bar.keeper t ) Mr. Flipkinci,
you've put deli i separate.eolumns, u usual
,Tee,
. .
!'Very 7rell—add !ern up."
"Add 'au u.u.p-P I" erdsimed the phreoologt.
.eal subject. -ale'that the way you . do?"
"'of course! how else Could we get per bal
ance of flteltect?"
"'Wag, go aheadl" •
"Hrwr does.it Ziwbolt, Mr. Flipkine?" ,
• "The throe colimui aro equal—they foot up
precisely the same!", •!, •
ThOuidlord looked •aole - muly and aympathis.
!ugly towaids shjeot.' • •
"It is 'strange,"lsaid he, "but it is to. Phrenol
ogy never lies. You have ttt) predominant
eater, air ;you hive no intellectual status; you
don's know anything, sir e Excuse me, sir, bat I
aturt•Mate the trath,.vrhetblir you take the chart
or not—but if thbre Is any troth in phtenoligy
you are a fool! Under the circumstances, !sit
Leah scarcely ekpectyou to keep, the chartyot
hare *entrained !for; that is a manor of K raal
Consequence, es it will be a valuable illustration
of a unique !peplos, which I can use is all my
leoturai bereaftet. I authenticate all my lectures
air, vith real 1 , 1,01114 a residences. • The clng,
of deception in ;science, is one which was never
brought . against- me, and never will be,
never." - •
"Ob. never mind; give us the rasp," said the
,
subject; here's alte swindle, for I'd rather pay it
than bare you going,around the country making
afool of me evirrYwhere else as you bare here,
You blasted philogenitive lalimbug you !"
) With this a:Plosion the subject retired.
Matti Ottainan.A "great many peoph
- •
Much ditkeulty in uyiug what they ,mes
much, Pethapsi• u some editors find in meaning
whit they say.; A certain witness in an assault
' and battery sail we once heard, mined thiligs op
considerably. in giving bis account of the ' air.
Attar relating!, how Denols came to his and
struck him, he proetieded:
"Bo yer 1191ir, 'just hauled off and wiped his
1
jaw. Jest then .his dog em along, and I hit
him &OIL' , " I.f
"Jilt the ddg?" • '
"fro yer honor, hit Dennis. And then I
a stun andthiiowed It at him, and it rellei
over and *wee
"Three , a stone it Dennis f"
"At the dog, yer hdnor.. And he got
hit me again." ,
, "The dog?' -
"No,.Dennis. And wid that be 'steak
betwixt his legi and ran of."
"Dennis?" I. •
, .
"No, the dog. And when
,ho came bac
tie got me dOern and picandea me, yer bon
"The deg
, Carne back at yon?"
"No", Dennle, yet honor, end that's all
hinsio him, yer honor,' and he later, lint
all." ... e :.
44 1Wbo.isn'ilsort. F''
The dog Ter bon'or."
"Wpm , t
May be the cause?" said an Iri ) t curate
to his.pluish clerk; "what keeps Rory . 'meta
from eaufeation, an' from the church i service,
Pater - Murphy r
"A . sad matter it Is, your honor—lt'himself
that. tato a bad way, any how."
,- .
L i
"oth, Peter," said the curate, " is itde 1"
"Worse, ye may depend," said the worthy clerk.
"Bowl o: me, I trait it is not athelant, - o! the
like o' that; . - peter," exclaimed the Pastor..
• "Worse l'! 1 . ' . . I •
"in! what in' the name o' nature can it be r
ertesi the asionished Minister. •., I : I _
"By the 'Power, an' Its rheumatism, replied
Peter Murphy, " an ' t lc, . I •
soI " . ,
A ;kris, -giving an account of Tuuselousa
Branca isrs t—"Lt is a large town, captaining
sixty thousand inhabitant/ ba!ile 'eittiraly of 'brick"!
This ti equalled only by a knowii description of
'Albany, which rani thas: 7 —Albitoy le a city of
eight tbouiand bowel, and twenty-tiretboutand
iubabitanta with most of illefr gable eels tolsard
the street 1". -
Wastrops Now York farmer writoic follows
to a Isttagalsbed soloattflo agricalturis to wboas
lot fait ender obligatioas for Introducing a tarts:
• , ,
ty of striris:
an er .-1-'• -
.esposeted sir :—lirent yesterday .o tba Fair
at 81-1:1, found several plgs of your ipotesi;
*ere asks great variety of beasts and I was as.
tentstota St not seeing you Unite."
W,tnnoir Onatzsta'a husband latalt died of
cholera., In the - midst of the mint sehte bodily
pain, alter thehand of death bad to4ehed Wen t
and *Mho writhing in agony, kite gait wit. laid
to Mee. : 4 1,41, Mr. thisalai' you tva
found eo,arel bear Ike sheets out, you al.
ttg.r I4Pler
ff bIitiONMNIN It UN altsl4l
BEM
MISCELLANEOUS.
_4* hun
,Arto %law/Id* pyli2 - 111UWANS.
4 !. °wooer of,cliars mogi6thaistasfo Melo% rw"" 4 l.,
gal 2, '67', • • I , 1 16,
IL I A.VIIO fee awe unsurpassed, ow-,
"fag na eounectlon with New, ,lledkd, ere
sea to furnish gnaltty of Sperm and %fluter
illeacted 'Mule Crits, at the lowest arbdemle timrtaktpri•
oes, alto a Inge Muth of Rusin Oils Q.:O to gamete pa •
(Whin hit la brimt• lag punioseel Biwa rotuara
, - .64).165 Mamba. dgettf, New Fork.
P.B. 'We WOulteschange for aft* Aglow Wtale Alb
orate Ooal.delivered.in New York; •
Jcine 6, 57 l• 2:14r0
NEW STYLI OF PHOT4iCRAPHS.
,
M. AL ..EN, corner', Centre
and mirkekstraets; Mix p, hat produced
a ma w of I,oomlid pliotwgrophe upon Ifterwls.Patent.
Leathetoridelk, fot beatify and durability, surpass any.
'blur vog produced by this wondetful rut. She picture
*h o p giershed, tan be rolled upend ploced in the pocket,
without lAJurf, and In framing, regal* no lus t o p.o.
toes It from Injury. Ante him a all, and stamens this
sew and beautiful invention. •- •
Pettsville, June 30,'57.' • • 11 i • 25-
• ; LAUD,. • , •
rrHE 'UNDERSIGNED ;
takesplea._L. sure inanaouncing to Ids frien4 and ihelu blle
In generel, - that he has purchased of Samuel C. Taylor.
the entire Wok of fiats, Capailfurs: l tatt Gentiernen's
ft:meddling goods contained la the stare lately occupied
b/ MAL
The above stock la sae and fretb., iilaete4 from the
eery best nausea to the cities Of New , York and Philar
delphla, sad will be said at prices perfectly satiatadory
to in weans that , may ihdi this eStablbdanent. Rs.
merabalthis is the only estabilshmeut of the kind In
&buyndll County, where Gentlemen' Can be fandshed
with goods equal to say City Wardrobe. by
EDWARD Tj TAYLOR,
I • Successor to SAMIXI.O. TAYLOR,
- -City nut and CAP Store.
1 1 :1—ras services of Mr, Geo. C. Lindy have been Se
cured to superintend the department he has so ably
ed ibr several years past • His make and style of flats
are altogether superior to any other make to this place
for durabillty and wear. Prices for his make of Eats
are from $3 60 to $6 00.. In addition to the above, we
are in constant receipt of the new style Hata and
from such Howes as the following: Sullender
°Orford, Blithe A Oa, Lightthot, Pdr w, Petton A Co.,and
onus Howes if desired. Ilessember
i Tat CITY JILT AND cAp STORE,
Corner Centre and Mahantonga streets
Epthortile,Jan. 31, 1867. I:_ 64f
T-sosTorL
nam .1401111PANY.
Basea maleallige
HE experience of,tlie past ten years
hasgained for, this Belting titecontidence of mann
darer, and eon - sumer& The greet improvements re
tautly made in its quality. warrant us in asserting It to
be superior to leather for all open Eeltsi—espedally for
heavy or main Delta.
Its Stet cost Is much less than loather—it Is stronger
and more durable, and gives " a gain , in power on the pal.
ley: •It will stand a hest of 300 degrees unaffected,—no
degree of cold or wet can Injure its working.. In all re
;spode it Is recommended for Saw-Mills, Mina, Grain
Elevators. Machine Shops and Manutseterfes.l
1 • Machine lieltlngb 3 & Ply:,
denteqf Pric er prim of , 3 and 4 ply,froes which an estimate etas
isters' widdat can be made.
2 inch ftply, per dad 10 eents.;t 111-ply,' 13 cents.
t,S 4 i 4 16. a •
A a so a 20 44. 14 '..724 44 .
5 n •'Si 14 24 • 4 "30 if
6 a :as 4 22 4 a 66 id
, 7, 4 4 a. 54 fd 43
2 el a U 1 1 4T 44
9 4 •. a 0 46 a a 45,0
10 " " ;. 64 ." 4 69
11" " so- _76. a
12 .1 — .. • .6d • 44 -
13 , a • .a •• 72 ,
14• 81 44 100, .
16 ' 4 55 . 75744 •
, 22 4• ' d 4 136
18 4 4.1 a 108 4 41 ,130 . .
m. 441 44 4 315 ' ! 344
St a a . ' 138 r "" 178 "
Heavy 6 Auld ply Belts m to order f, r purpmes'
where great strength is mut (as a wobstitate for
doable leather) at an advance Of-twenty-Ave and Sfty
per cent. on 4 ply pr ice'.
•_1 3 P'Ryden
Warranted b nand a preening
1-2 lneh per foot,
n n „
4,
1 i" , " "' • ' • • • ~ 22 "
1 1:41 is n n . .- .. . . .. go . w •
11.2 I " " " - • •• - • 33 'P
I 3-4 " " " • - - ' • - .• 40 "..
2 if ~ " , " ' • • ,• ,. . • 45 ii
3 ,"' " " - - • ' - ; ' - 70 " •
41‘1 , 13rifseetrwtrailwer it. Pinertsillsie Has
a.
to stand apresrure 01751 "jaw spore tack.
I 34! inch per feet* • I - •1.., , • • •6C cents.
.j " " " - • • ( • r ttS "
2 14 '
." " n' •-: - . -I. • , • -QC ' "
214 ". '' " • - I• s:. '• .. 61 "
234 " " " • • • I -1 • -70 "
3 , n' n to. . I . . . . yg w
Raw, York Croton Hose, -- • k'' •I - • 23 "
Mom of any else an strength reeds to order—also,
Suction Nose fur Fire E glues d ether purposes. -
The above flaw has tad antages over leather,tur
It needs no oiling, is fectly fight,, I will atind a very
high degree of heat w t out I wry, and is not affected
by the severest oold. I
R.oupllnge, Llose r l'ip 3, he., rntrieed at the lowest
prime. , I
Sten ' P king.
This article Is now in general use by the most skillful '
i f
Engineers and Machinists thet as bout. the United State*.
It is prepared ' en that 3000 I' renbeit will not affect
, end Is superior to everyib 'ng elm, as will
imbalance
as's° much eliaticlty. which 'Made so high a degree of
eat, and may be used about 'll parts where peeking is 1
mastery, via: Manhole Plates, Piston Rods , Steam'
Mils, Steam Chaste, Cyliu r Cards, Stuffing Boxes,
te:. etc.. . , . ,
Packing Dude to order for all the various purposes,
nob se Meitner." Ptexts, s RODS. then VLAE.EIES.
I or ADD COLD Wiens Palms ITectMie Pours, FOOT ADD
I ELIVIMIT VALVES vow STEAM t 031530, he. •
.oir The subscriber has th el
Agency from the lisnufse
urea' of the above articles. no Delta are. the hest' In
he United Stater: and we furnish them in Schuylkill Co.
t Manufacturers' pricer; there saving theca/stage to the
niche:ter. Our orders have lso the irrelevance at the
ills over any others for Belts' to be made to any pattern
• ( thickness not on hand, a per argreprnentt. we eon
hernfore guarantee the deli cry of any: Sell within .a
• zed time after the order is, Arm). '. , '
August 'B7. 22 1 I BENJ. HANNAN. `
'1 ll
EXTRAORDINARY ' • .
'1 Cria.e•tizr• NIL co oft - x:1114g. • •
, • Both Water act Piro Proof.
ryIIE SUBSCRI BER has been . apf .
pninted Agent, and is prepared to put on U. B.
• I erten & Co'icelebratea
.. Elie and Water Proof Goofing.
/
—lk. is composed, of Yen. Compaition and Gravel—
' ' Gravel—
it le more durable than eit er shingles, tin. tine or iron
r,' -requires no painting. an , can be put on complete at
„, a little over ono-half the apenie of other 'tooting,.
The advantages of this Itoolng may be summed up as
'I Mallows:
It is both ITATER•TIGUT and VTGE•PROOII. :.
It willt i not expand and cOntratt, smith heat sod. cold,
like metal roots.
One in4b to the foot la al I the inclination required. r
The roof can - NI wa k ed Upon without Injury.
It can be used for drytoiliTufects.
' It is of great advantaglto omen 'when adjoining
buildings' arc on re. i . ,
It is t s', aff bed in theelt Inhor u huff by changes.
,of temperature .i .
It is adapted my. clmate.
It is not affee by the i jarriog of machinery. •
It will bear than double the heat of sine, tinoir
galvanised iron, ittoont danger totheboarding beneath
it..
.••,1 1 , . .
1 It Is easily and quickly iepaired, if injured.' . • •
' Clutters of the same mater al ran be formed on the
• roof.
ITS COST - IS MICH I,FoSS TII I AN THAT . 01/ 'AI&
'OTHER FIRE-PROOrtROOF NOW IN OSE.
loannina, is effected at the samerates an on buildings
'covered with other lire-proot materials.
Hundreds of certificates Mon b3 l men at ft Bannan's
Book Store: We appendione or teo to show that It is
no humbug: ' i
I
We, the undersigned, rinur nking lions* 'roofed
with Warren's Wire and ater-P 1 Hosting about three
years ago, and so far hav Iliad no son to doubt its of
limy and durability, regret having used it, and
rc l ea
ebould in building he er pmf it to any other . roof
ing. I I DREXEL A CO.
Inoinikolphia, March 1 ISSI.
L'Whacfrephia, March 26,1817.
Mans. If. M. Wasp( A ,Co.-oFrars..o—We hare three
or four of our building': a'oofed.by you with your Quo
position, and after several mosothsexperienee,during all
kinds of woother, have no holitatlen In expressing our
ventire satisfa , Hon with it, or in laying that we should
prefer It to any othe , kind of roofing with wooden
dame, now known to ' yery Ramectfully,
• lAtzttnics A 6oNs,
; i athwart Fonndery.
i
Office of Loumiana Mw,luett lance C0.,1
• IVele'Vrteents, December I, 1854. I
• Being satisfied of the Incemibustible character of,
Warren's "Fire and Wtet...proof CompoSition Roofing," i
the Insurance compaui pie cif thlielty, being members of;
the neerd,of tladerwri ors, will lnsurebelldlngscowered I
therewth; and their contents, at the sante rates as those'
charged on buildings revered with other fireproof roof
lug. (Signed,) CHARLES
FLORE BR N IOOS, Chairmara
'
, • LIE. CE;
01IN PISSIBEItTO:4,
• .i • Fire Ownittee of Bowl of Underwo Hera.
i .
1 j Belifsame, Feb. 14,1816 .
*whom if stay eers:—l hereby testify that I
.havonsed Warren's • re ' and Water-proof Composition
Roofing for the last to r years, both on private and Pub
lie buildings. The In eruational Hotel at Stamm Falls,
having 350 feet from ge, and the extensive engine
house end machine-0 a of the New York Central Rail
road at Buffalo, are co ered with this roofing. I have
nd difficulty with It, sihd have heard no complioluts,end l
I do not hesitate to'sa, that, in my opinion, funned tram
actual experience with its extensive use,lhat It is the
best material for flattoo* now in use, for its cheque's,
durability, and euseeptibilltrof being readily made per.
belly tight, and Its great power to resist fire. .
i
W. BROWN, Architect.
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1 i ,
_. PintanELPIIIA, June 20,1867.
Messrs. li. M. - Warm. s a aL—Ou'rwasiug t—l was pre
sent by invitation,atanexperkoent with your Improved
Fire sod Water P roof Compositkut Rooting, on the 21st
of May last. The object, I suppose, wig to give persons
not acquainted with the nature of the roofing, an oppor
tunity to see it tasted. I ambled on the ground about I
o'clock and saw tbel bowls put on tke roof they were
in a rough state, the edam net jointed. or grooved and
matched. After the hoards were on they were covered
with three layers of felt, and then by a coating deem.
position, and the whole masted with gravel.
A quantity of combustlbfe MAMA was placed within,
and at the appointed time a match was applied. A furi
ous fire won twat from all sides of the house, and en
veloped the whole building In a flame. II continued to
burn for at least throe quarters of an hour. At that
stage of the fire, I &It a desire to know host the roil
. would stand if water was thrown upon It;end.taked per
mission to try the experimenteshich was 'granted, an d
I applied three or form buckets of water on the roof
which run off as though there wan no lire under or
around It. • . I
•Gettleseen, my opinion la, that se far as fire is CM.:
mimed, it Is the test kind of a teof,from the tact that its
air tightness prevents combustion. In rase of a tire in a
building where the roof is of your material, the fire
would not be likely to extend to the, adjoining build
ings. I bad an example of this kind last winter, on the
rth day of January,' at 4 old tek in the morning.: A fire
broke out In a row of Brick Houma. on the eolith side of
Seybert St. west of 22nd street. It had a roof of your
Composition, and the fire, was oonfined to the house
where it originated.' I hare no hesitation Its saying that
if it had been an ordinagref, the whole row would
have butted down,,from the het, that it was one of the
coldest mornings we had lasi winter, and the wind blew
a hurricane at the time, &theft street is north of the
Girard College wall, and at that time of the mooning,
together with the ;coldness of the weather, Made it a
long time before we could get water on •the building,—
Notwithstanding. fhb', we extingulahod the fire rosiest
Wary to the adjoining intlidinas.
I therefore recommend your roofing to the community
le a superior preventive of tire,
•.. • Very /teeproctfally Yonm, 'tee ' ,
- /JAMBS& l'''; /SAWN,
.• ... . . .•, Otigf Zap:ma of the Fire Departmost.
Any Author information with regard to ibis Itoi
as be obtained by calling on the subscriber at his Book
Store, Pottsville. 1 BENJ. BANNAN, or
- • JOS. Da FLUB,
. • Ova*, in ids Orchard. Pettivilie,
Who will pot ot-tbe gaoling at short antis _
•NW Colliery SeticbUsbniests, ilium' Wiliam. NAPA* h o us es, houses, Breakers. Ae.to this liegkio, this just the
root It b Ore pr ior, aad no sparks baUtlll
It will set it on u It
It the
implibingl is e thoi
steep, rotti tamed 'with * isaterfal
pitch Doi to
lill 4, 'PI • ' •
flo of e l s
Of tom
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ILfehystors.Ne.ll Worth Wow
:;trot; (most* tb•
Upas4)lPhawhiPhia; '' VAi la m ids ali
bold Lever Watehee,Fe ed. ot, ;
ever b ow , fa J an us, Sl2; /Wyse Levine, $9; Raartiar,
r to r ; Gold ftnenislos44 AO to re; Silver, Spectacles.
.111 Zot Meer Tame eebootok ter 84314 tore; Meet Dee.
• gel t thymus, pto $11; Weer Ted Spoons, o r 60;
Gag Yens Gold Cases. $ e 20 Se; Go ld Pool an d
gfiveognaeo;gl;+ together with • varlatyoldne
• •hijeold Curb, Guard and Fob tbabas. AU goods oar
meted to be as repeasanteL %lobos and Jewelry re. •
pelted In the best: =mum' Also, Masonic elarlul, Plna,
Le.. made tolteder.• • j
orders sent by mall or otherwise, 'CU L,
punetnallyattended t 0.,. • • • -
Sept - Eg
•• 'STAUFFER & HARLEY
, .4. OiItAP,WATCUES JEWELRY...
Wholesale and retail—at the“Ffeilo.
• "-=•-• • • 4' Watch 4 Jewett awe *, E 4.
90 Worth.Seenod street. corner of Quarry, Philada.
Gold,Lerer Wakhes. all Jeiee iled,lB carols , $2B 00,
Gold Leploe Watches,llB 00 to pi ojtoeo.0 jtoe 0.
Silver Lever, full jewelled, • . . • - $l2 00
811ver_lopine. „jewels, • - • • 900
Superior Quartnrs, - • ... • - 00
Gold Bracelets, • - • 333
-Gold
Pine S
Speetaelsa
ter do., • -•— he
Wits' Gold Pencils, • • j - 100
Tes-sponts. set,: . • .• ; • 00
, Gold Pens, with Pencil. and Sliver
Gold Floyer.rings,2l34 tents. to 00; Watch 0 us*
plain, 1234 tents; patent, 18% cents; Lunet, 25 cents;
other arUeles In proportion. .sll goods warranted to be
what they laresold for. 824121'PER Z EARLEY.
Oa itand-.somellold and 811wn Levers and Lepines,
atill lower than the above prices. _
October e. 1856. 14.1 y
REAL 'ESTATE' 'SALES.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE—In - the
Bitoigh of Port Carbon. Apply to
- X ITUaILLL, Agent.
Feb. It, '47 • ; • • ...• • 1 41
. TWO HQUSEIt'FOR
At Bt. late.
THE Subscriber offers his two frame
houses on the Male street of, St. Clair, at. private
They are befit on ground rent upon the first lot
1311*boys,' ilszehli's Hotel; one is IA z 18 fads 11
two gull th e other 12 z2O ieei,l34 staff.
'. A lens of the trround eau be had for a ee.
ries of fears. Arne limber Shop .in one of the hou
ses; together :with-ail listruse, edit be mid out to a par
chaser of the house. Apply to FRANCIS FINK, Prop.
Aug. 114 '5? 33304 or J. &HITZINUItit,J.P.
FOR ALS:
• 1000 . Aerea or vamoose tool Lana.
nNE• THOUSAND Acres of the-
N...llshuitle Bread Dlormtarin Coal lands,Situated
Butler and Barry townships . , flehuyilill county, Pa.. to
hereby offered at private sae. The Aabland Extension
Railroad cans through part of the property,whith Is tin.
derlald with Ooal mama and well timbered. For rarer.
enre, or infonnatton apply to 8 arquel Lew% Esq.,Centre
street,or to the subscriber, at(.his Real Estate Agency,
in Railroad street, Potterrillo, Pa. Ths• tents are halt
eash, sad hair mortgage bonds. FRANCIS SPENCER.
• Pottsville, April le. 1/150 . 164 f
AL LE COAL £ TIMBER LAND
WIT SR BALE.
OLD BE private: sale i
valuable tract of Coal and Timber land; known
as the Amos Wickersham Tree*, in. Columbia county
Pennsilvanbt, and located at the Eastern termination of
the Mount Cannel and Shamokin Coal basin. Bald'
tract contains about 400 acres, more or les; Is well tim
bered, believed to contain the ranee veins ofroal run
ning through the Shamokin Coal Basin. Title indispu
table. For terms and other particulars apply to the sub
scriber. -_ FEANCIS•SPENCER •
•
Real E t ta k - 4 9mit, • Pottsville.
February 7,'b7- - • 6•lf
A VALUABLE RED ASH COLLIERY
• FOR SALE.
iIE subscriber; being desirous of re
tiring from the mining business. offers his /Word
iery at private sales This colliery Is situated on the
Behnitkill Valley Railroad, aboutonemlleabove Middle.
port. The Coal is ofa -deep Red Ash. and of superior
quality, and well adapted to the New York and Eastern
'markets. All the improvements are of the most appror.
sit construction—eonsistingin part of one 15 horse pow
et; pumping sad hoisting engine, with pumps and all the
necessary machinery. in perfect order; one 25 horse en.
gine and breaker; 'chutes, bins, semene,botating plane
and gearing complete, cars, tools, and stock, all in good
Order. The colliery comprises the celebrated Spohn
Lewis Veins, above and below water level, all opened a nd
ready to commence immediate operations. For further
partieulars inquire of the subscriber, at Pottsville, or el
ALEX, 8. EISLER, at the works.
May 31, '56 224-f] SAMUEL !MIAMIAN.
ems.
per square cad.
. cent:.
I "
.00ALLANDS FOR SALE.
'VALUABLE COAL . :' LANDS .AT
PRIVATE SALE.—That Celebrated tract of splen•
oal land known as the "Fpohn Tmet,".iontaining
the justly celebrated and " Spohn Vein,"also what is
joining,
known u the "Seventy-five acre trut,"ad •
joining, on the Mt. Carbon Ran road and in West Err.
. weiglan Township, owned by Nicholas R. Thouron
-Is hereby offered at private sale, on the most advanta
geous tenor.
The tract-contains all the Coal Veins in the Cheat
Southern Anthracite Regions—hicluding. besides other ,
tracts, those generally known as thaPairaer,Ciority lbet
aoricson. /tech Orchard, Orchard, Primrose and Nam
" Moth, with all the underlying,' though yet unexplored.'
beds of coal which are known, to exist in thoformation,
averaging Irben proved, over a hundred feet of solid
Coal. In fact, the tracts now ofthred, contains
the richest Coal deposits in the)ounty.
For Information, apply to Francis Spencer, Sag, agent
•for Coal lands, and real estate generally. Office in Rail
road street above E. Market street, Pottsville, Pa.
idareh 124 f
OFFICIAL. -
PROCLAMATION.
tlte — lion. Charles W.
y liming, President of the Court oX Common Pleas
of Schuylkill minty, in Pennsylvania, and '3 intim of the
several Courts of Quarter Sessions of the Peace,Oyer'
aticlyermhser and General Gal Delivery in asideounty:
George Rahn and Bernard belay, Judges of the Court
of Quarter 'Sessions of the Peace. Oyer and Terminer,
and General Goal DelMery, for the trial of all capital
and ether offences in the . said county of Schuylkill, by
their precepts to me directed, have ordered a Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery and Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden In Pottsville, on
the Ist MONDAY in September next, at 10 qelock, A.
,
11., to continue two weeks:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner, the
'Justices of the Peace and Constables of the said county
of Schuylkill, that they are, by the said precepts tour
mended to be then and there at 10 o'clock in the fore•
noon of the said day, with their mils, records, ingukti-
Lions, amain/diens and all. other remembrances!, to do
those things which, in their several offices, appertain to
be done; and against the prisoners that are or then shall
•. be in the gaol of said county of ,Schuylkill, are to be
• then and there to prosecute them ga shall be just.
• grad ram the Cbssesontstaft)
Sheriff's Office, Pottsvinel• WM. •MATZ. Sheriff. ,
August 22, 1857. 34-tc
N. 11.—The Witnesses an Jurors who are summoned
to attend Said Court are required to attend punctually.
In case of ontrattendance, the law, In such cases made
and provided, will tit rigidly enforced. • This notice Is
published by order of the Court; those concerned will
govern tbetoseives acModingly.
RESOLUTION,
Proposing Asne?tdioeuto to tboyonstl.
" tattk nof the Contanonweratia. .
Resolved by the Senata and Muse if Representatiauef
la
the antasonmeat th q f . nsytransa to Goland Astriaidy
tad: That the Ibllowi g i amendments tux proposed to
the constitution of t commonwealth , to accordaitee
with the provident of e tepth article thereof.,
There abaft be en additional article to mid constltie.
lion to be designated aaarttele eleven, as follows:
•
ARTICLE, 11.
Of PUBLIC DOOM
• Stet= 1. The state may contract debts, to supply
casual deficits or Silures in revenues, or to meet expen
ses not otherwise provided , for; but the aggregate
amount of such debts direct and contingent, whether
contracted by virtue of one or more acts of the general
assembly, or at different periods of time, shall never ex
teed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the
money, arising from thecreation of ouch debts, shall, be
„applied to the purpose for which it was obtained, eir to
repay the debts 10 contracted, and to no other purpose
whatever. •
Sec. 2. In addition to the above llnilled power the
state may contract debts to repel invasion, suppress in
surrection. defend the state in war, or to redeem the pro
sent outstanding indebtedness of the state; but the co
ney arising from the contracting of such debts, sheltie
*tidied to the purpose ibr which it was raised. or to repay
:such debts, and to no other purports whatever.
Sao. 3. Except the debts above moaned, In section, I:
and 2 of this article, no debt adulterer shall be created
by, or on behalf of the state. . •
lim. 4, To provide tbr the payment ot theproaent debt,
and any additional debt contracted at 'foretold, the leg`
!stature shall, at its first session; after the adoption of
this amendment, create a sinking fund, which shall be
sufliclent to pay the seeming interest on such debt, and
annually to reduce the principal thereof by is sum not
less than two bundredand fifty thousanddollars; which
sinking fund Shall noniist of the net annual income of
the nubile works, from time to time owned by the state,
or the proceeds of the 'aloof , the same,or any part there
of, and of the locome or proceeds of sale of stocks owned
by the state, together with other funds, or resources.
that may be designated by law. The said sinking fond
may be Increased, front time to time, by anigning to It
. any part of the taxes, or other TOYOUOCII of the state, not
t required fir the ordinary and current expenses of goy
emment, and unless to tire of war, Invasion or insur
rection, no part of the said Molting fund shall be used
or applied otherwise than in extinguishment of the
-publie debt, until the amount of each debt is reduced
below the stun of five millions of dollars-
Sic. 6. The credit of the commonwealth shalt not In
any manner, or event, be pledged, or loaned to, any In
dividual, company, corporationor fitflOttO, ; nor shalt
the commonwealth hereafter become a joint owner or
stockholder, in any company,association, or corporat ion.
Sac. S. Thesommourealth - thall not assume the debt,
or any .part thereof, of any county. city, borough, or
township; of any corporation, or association; unless
such ,debt shall have been contractedtoenable the state
to repel. Invasion, suppress domestic Insurrection, de•
fend itself la time of war, or to assist the state in the
discharge of any portion of lie present indebtedness.
Sisc. I. The legislature shall notanthorise any county,
city, borough, township, or incorporated district, by vir
tue of a vote of Its citizens, or otherwise, to become
stockholder In any company, assocLation,or corporatko;
or to obtain money for, or loan its credit to; any comes'
ration, association, Institution, or party. .
There shin be an addithmal artlele to said mastitis
tlon, to be designated as article twelee, as follows:
. ARTICLE XII. .
. Of NW COLIIITI.U.
• No county shalt be divided by a line matting o 8 over
ono-tenth of the population,(ellher to form a new county.
or °Motorise.) without the expl'ess assoit of such eonn
ty, by a tote of the electors thereof; nor shall any new
manly be. estabilibed; containing lees than Sam hate
dyed vinare miles. ,
From section two of the Ord article of the constito•
tion ' strike out the words, "of the city of Philadelphia
arutef each county respecterdyr from Dutton tine.
Burp article.. strike out the words, "of Philadelphia
and of Me averal couitica;" ; from section arisen, name
article, strike out the words, -neither the city of li,lita
ddplita nor any," and insert In lien thereof the- words,
"and nor and strike* out “sedfon.four, same article,"
and in lien thereof insert the foikreing:
"Bie. 4. In the year one thousand eight hundred and
dity4bnr, and In everY serventh year thereafter', repro-.
sentatives, to the number of one hundred, shall be ap.
portioned and distrilmted equally, throughout the date,.
bytistrlete, to proportion to the number of taxable in:
habitants in the several parts thereof; except that any'
county containing at least three thousand give hundred,
taxable', may be allowed a separate representatlon; but
no more then three counties shell he joined,and Do
county shalt be divided, in the tbnnation of a district:
Any eltjecoatrdning if sufficient number of taxabke to
entitle it to at bast two representatives, shall have A
eeUtste representation anagned nand shall be divided
into convenient districts et, contiguous territory, of
equal taxable iennaletion u near u may be „ sack of
which districts shall elect one representative."
At the end of section servo, same Article, insert there
words, "Me city rtf frelladelphia Mattes divided into tin.
pit sualariat disigide, of tontlyuoar territory as nearly
meal fa taxable population 44,14401 c; bud no cord shall
be divided in thelareeetton thereof"
The legislature, at its tint session, aftev the ado4tion
of tbismltik
neoent.sball divide the . cityva PSI 4(11-
AL, low senatorial and.sepresentat Ire distrieteNg- five
manner above provided; math .didriela to remarfo, un-,
eltsnud unt il the apportionment in Ow j ear one thou;
sande&ghthudnal and Sixty-four.-
,
These shalt ba an additional section to the first artlete
of sold amstltution, which shall be lumbered and root
* ego 26. The hest attar* altallinvito the power to after,
rertolts, t4r annul, any dotter of Inotonoratton hereafter
eon6nrail try, or nador,any spacial, of pima kw,
ottantmw to tbetr opinion.* nay tat Injurious &o Ma
enfants of the eotaanalroolth; ID sub muottret how.
ivory that; no Illuattca shall to done to UM catlonitoi a.
52ND AIII6IfDVIVIT
?MILD ANICTD,3It3II
{?f!{l`a='u r_ , +,M~ ^ ~A?'fr:j~.r~,^e~•.•• ';,c: H; ~.~.n5w~.~ :na
4. • ,•-•_•4 • I.lAorlms, Alleft4l7,lSitt
geiatraf, Thar reselatton lam On tbe best'
einendournt, yeas %I, towel; Ones second sineadiment,
looola. nap on tbs thin! nanendaeat, yeas 24 awe
cs; on they
J ess e urth.atoendment,i 4, nays 4.
. - (Wiest bent the rnal.] •
010.'W. RAMERSLY, Clerk
t lit ' sus Ifoust or Runaways trrill
' -• ' • • April 2% 7SST.
.That this resolution past -Oa the
amendment, yeas 72. nays 12; on thirsconll amend.
mint.** 67, , stays3ti on the third staeadment, yeti
11, nays 22; on the fourth amendment, yea* 88, says 7,
[Extract from the Journal.)
• - • JAOOII EMIXII, OWL,
Filed to flecnitirru 0ft1eey3047.2, UAL
A. O. CORTIR.
• ' learlary al fas Calasuransailia.
'•', • ' 4 ' litessmarei Ontes,l
atufa •.' Earria6uirgohisia2'l.l267. -
lisrasyf, n: . •
I do eertify that the above and !bingeing is a tnte anti
correct eopy of tier .orifiral "Resolution linnisshiff
amendmsnte totheOonatttutionoitheoommon,ealtb,
liith On vote la meta brands of the Lestsistnre eyes
,the end Panngothsnutr, nstiPpears Rom
,the originals
on file In this office.
` tiatimatiy whereof I have hereunto set
r ennead to be gaud the seal of
3 1144 fund
Odiele, the day and year above
s—e's A.O. CURTIN; 7:
4 . • thundery of tbs thwaseaseetth.
Ix.Senafl, Both 27,1861.
tutr i reeolutleo proposing ameradmeota to Abe Caned.
of the Commonwealth being under coasiderattoo,
On the within',' V
Will the Senate Agree to the Eat amendment?
the yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the pewit.'
stool of the Oonstitution, Sod were as fellow, tie: -- •
Mcse--kiessia, Brewer, Browne, Voeffeil EIY ETons ,
Feder, Flenniken', Frazer, Ingram, Jordan,
Knox, Limbach, Lewis. Myer, Scofield, Whirs, Shaman,
Steele ; Straub,. Welsh, Wilkins, Wright. end T a ggart,
apeatl-24.
Ness— , Wesera.Crebo.CiuDey, Gregg, Ilatulti
-Tenrese and Souther-74
Sallie question was determiu din the iidirmative.
On timeguiestlimi
Willrate agree to the second amendment?
The r and nays were taken eveeably'to the provi
sions of he Conditution, sod were ea follow, viz: •
Yeas—Stesersareerer, Browne, Creswell, Ely, Vane,
Fetter, Fiusiy:Flentrikimi tapas; Joielau, bra-
Inch, Lewis, Myer. Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Steele.
Straub, Welsh; Wilkins, Wright and Taggart, ayealer
Nsrar-31estra Coffey O•abb, Prater, Gregg, frarthlo
Klillnger,'Penrore and Igeoffeld—S.
So the question was determinedits tb• ertraiattre.
On thequhttion,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment? •
-The yeas and var. Wen Liken agreeably to the WO'
oilman? the Constitution, and were as follow, els:
Itake , -Idesara Brewer. Browne, Crabb, Croswell, Ely,
Bran; Flenniken, Raser, Ingram, Jordan, Ettiluder.
Krum, Limbach, Lewis, Myer, BMW, Sellers, Shuman,
Panther, Steele, -Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright
—24. •
hats-Messrs. Coffey„ Gregg. Hurls and Penrose-4.
So the question was determined in the alirmatirs.
On the question,
Will th e Selleieetree to the *Furth amendment?
The yeas arid nays were taken agreeably to Ute
lions of the Constitution, and were es follow; Ids:
Tlss--ilennt, Brewer, Browne, Coffey, Cromwell. liay,
Evans, Ilenniken, hazer, Ingram; Xißinger, Knox,
Limbach, Lewis. Byer, Scofield, Senors, Shuman. South
er, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright-23.
Nara—Mearrs. Crabbaluney,Jordan and Penrose-4.
Bo the question was determined in tkenalrikstire.
elm Naas at lioraustreavna
A. - grit 29, len.
The 141130111 non plopoeing amendments to-the
tuthe of the Commonwealth being nedertorreideration,
On the queetlon,
Will the Mann siree to the Bret amendment?
The yeas and bays woe taken agnitothly to the pre*
dons of the Constitution, and were aa follow, en:
• Tima—Meend Anderom, 'Arthur', Deckhouse, Ball.
Deck, Bishop, /Owen Brown • Ck empire' I, Chme,
Cleaver, Crawford, Dickey, En t„,,Rester, Fatunidaceter,
Oibboney, Offen, Hamel, Harper, Heinalleistand,
- nineties, Hoffman. (Berta) Irani*, buss, Jacob", Jon*
king, Johns, Johnson,nutfman, Kerr, Knight, Leleen
ring, Longaker , Larat, Manor, Mangle, M'Calmont,'
artivalti, Moorehead, Mamma, hthalielmlin, Nichols,
Nicholson,' Knnemacher, Pearson,Peters, Petrikin,
Pownall, Purcell, Mangey, ( Ph iladelphia,) Itansey,.
(York,) Reamer, Reed, Roberts, .Rtapp, thaw, Non,
mith, (Cambria) Smith, (Ceara) Sorenson Tobin,
Vail, Vanvoorlds, Vickers, Voegbley,Waltex.We'Y thee*,
Wharton,;Williston. Witherow, Wright, Zimmerman
and pets . :Imaker , -78:
Nuts--Siessrs. Deane, Bemen t Doek, Hamilton. Bop
cock, fine, Hoffman. (Lebanon.)lo,eb°,otnatlen4Thwat
Warner anal WintrodV. '
Bo the lineation :Yea tertelned . In the affirmative. -
On the question,
Will the timosayrear to the world amendment?
' The year. and nays were taken agreeably to the pont
dons of the Constitution. and were as follow, via:
Yetis—liessre. Andetson, Backbones, IWI, - Beek, Boor:
er, Calhonn, Campbell, Carty, Ent, Yansold, Foster, 011•
deal:lame!, Harper, Heine:lllestand,llillegas, Hoffman,
(Berks,) likonsekeePer. Inure , Jenkins, Johns,
Johneon, anffman, Knight, Leisenring, Lompner, Lo-
vett, Menem., Mingle. Irliveln, Moorhead, Museelreen
Nichols, Nicholson, Nunetnaeher, Pearson, Peters, Petri:
'kin; NORA, Purcell, Ramsey, (Philadelphia.) Ramsey,
(York.) Rramer. ilobertr,ltup , Shaw, Sloan, Tolan. Yell,
Voeghley, Walter, W , Wharton, Zimmerman
and Oen, S,Pertirr --57 ' -
Neve—Meant Arthur, Anguettite, Backus, Benin,
Bishop. Brown, Chan, Cleaver, Crawford, 'Enter, Rib
honey, Hamilton, Hancock, Hill. Dine, Hoffman, (Lebo.
non,) Janbe, Kerr, ;Lebo, 3PCiihnont, Mamma, Reed.
Smitb,(Cambria,) SUhib, (Cont,,,) Stevenson, au lt[
era, Thorn , Vanvoorhls, Vickers, Wagoneeller, Warner,
Wlnteodat. Witherow Ind Wright-34.
So the question was determined In the atilriallt . ile.
On the:question, I
Will the House agree to the third amendment?
The yeas and nays werotaken agreeably to the provi
sleds of tbeConstltution, and were :ta follows, rig: '
Yere—licasts. Anderson, Backhouse, Ball, Reek, Ben
son, Bower, Brown, Calhoun, Campbell, Chase,- Cleaver,
Crawford, DlOkey, Ent, Eyler, Fatoold. Folder, Gibbon
ey, Hamel. Harper. Helot, Illestned. 11111,11Illeges, Hoff
man. (Berks,) Holtman, (Lebanon.) Ilonsekeeper,lmbrie,
Inners, Jecobs, Johns, Johnson, ituruffman Kerr, Lego,
Longaker, Lovett, Mincer, Mangle, M'Calmont. Moor
head, Mumma, Masselman, Nichols; Niehelson; Ronnie
masher,: Pearson, Peter*, Petrinin„ Purnell, Navel',
Smithy , Ramse (York,) Reamer, Reed, Rupp , Shaw Sloan,
(Combli,) Smith, (Conn") idevenend, Tulsa
TM), Vanvoorhls, Tickers, VoUNer. Wtameiler• Wept'
brook, 'Williston, Withe ro w , Wright, merman end
Gets, Apeaker-72. •
Nero—Messrs. Arthur,' Augustine, .Dackuai. Bishop,
piny, Dock, Oildealiantilton, - Ltaneock, Hine, Jenkins ,
gnighti Labooring. Arlivald Ramey, (Philadelphi a,) Roberte,Stre thers,Thorn, Waiter, Warner, Wharton ind
Wintrode--„, 0 2.
So the question was determined be the affloreative.
On the question, I_
Will the Home agree to the fourth amendment?
The yeas and min:were taken agreeably to the pont•
along of the CottatltnUon,and were as follow, els :
Yea—Meure.Audersea, Aetlwr, Backbones., Backus,
iiail r Oink, Dotson, Bishop, Bower, Drown, Calhoun,
Campbell, Corti. Cease, Cleaver, Crawford. Dickey, Ent,
Enter., Vausold. Foetar t Hibboney.Oildea, Kernel. Harper,
Ileina,Miestand, ilillegas, Hoffman, (Derks,)
man, (Lobanon,) housekeeper, Imbrid, lanes, Jacobs,
Jenkles, Johns, Johnson, Kauffman, Kerr, Lebo, More
,ring; Learner. Lovett, Manua Mangle, M'Caluront,
Arlivain; Stemma, Mnseelman, Nichols. Nicholson, Kw
nentacher, Pearson. Peters, Petrikin, Pawns% Purcell,
Ramsey, (Philadelph ia ,) Ramsey. (York.) Reamer, Reed,
Roberta Rupp, Man. Smith, (Cambria) Smith, (Oetare.) Stevens , Tolan. Vail, Vapeoorhis„ Vickers,
Voeghley. Wagonieller, Walter. Warner, Westbrook,
Wharton, Willistrie, Zimmerman and Oets,
siwart,fa.
NA Hamra. Dock: - Hamilton Ifadrek; Struth ers, Thorn, Metro*, end WI ight—T.',
Bo the question' was determined in the of native.
• BPSILLTART'S OPECL:}
, , Harrisburg, Jane 22,1867.
Anngarnia, ts:l .
I da certify that the above and foregoing is a trne and
rorßet copy of the "Tess" and "SAyor taken on the
resolution proposing amendments to the Constitutiarrof
the Commonwealth, as the mine appears on the Journals
of the two Houma of the General Anemias of tats Com
monwealth for the sesslon - of 186 T.
• • Witness sty hand and the seal of mid of
I dee. this tventriteenstd &qui June, one thaw
"" f and eight kindred and liftyaeren.
• - it-41,031MM
i• • &mkt* ef,thstbsasenweash.
July 4.'57 - 27-3nt
HOTELS.
.
1 TAYLORSVILLISHOUSE:
,
On the Old Sunbury State Road,.
' 9 tulles north of Mlnernalle-.-.4 vanes southwest of
,Askland. JOHN A. orro, Proretefer-
Julrll, '57 . 2.8.3ut0
s WHITE HORSE HOTEL."
sfClte and Mahantonse Seed", ma n c e
Josep Peger, Proprietor.
Zntertabempots and areoentnedatlons of the best ki • d,
and eiery itteUtloneM herald by the hat and his t•
tondants to make guests and travellers conefurtable.
August 1,'57 3141 ,
•s COLD SPRING 140118 E. •
THIS celebrated House will be •
opened on the 211th of Jane,and a Hat- 4 n
lied number et Boarders' can be luau- I j .
' , Wordy taro:twat:Wed during the ,
am. Ready access talhts place is
fivded by the train of the Dauphin t Susquehanna Hail
nietd, bleb leaves Harrisburg daily at e, A.M.;returre
In to ITarrisbunr 730, P. 11., and by trains Which leave
Aublirn at 8.43; A: 31., returning to Auburn by 620, Pt
31, connecting with the Pottsville evening train, afford'
big Odious kpleasant excursion and an opportunity of
**Aug themselves rationally.. The Baths 'are in tine
order. Heals provided for visitors. •
AddriTA—COLD SPRING Horst, Box 43, Harrisburg.
Cbld Spring, LcBcn o Cbusty, Ham.
'Jane 20, Id • 254 m
SURE HOUSE, Atlantic City, N., d.
THL undersigned takes much
plesuntrain announcing to his patrons
of last Season, their friends, and the • -
public, that be has leased this delight.
fully situated and elegant establish
ment for the comia i g year, and has made runny valuable
additions and im rovemente, each as yerandaha,l2 feet
wide, entirely ' a nd the house. 832 feet' In extent; hag
grassed the !swell in front and ildeslitrit the ocean; re ,
moved the office to the opposite end of the house, where
eight additional looms bare boon added for ladles', gee.
Atemen's, and. private reception, barber's and porter's
rooms, ac., de.; tiew buildings have been erected for
ken, pastry melt; lee ereaux and oyster room., with
sleePlug apartment °Vim for male servants, and wash
hense enlarged, withadditional chambers for female see-
Tants of the house; all the beds in the hotel will be ren
ovated and made agreeable; additional cisterns bare
been ereEted, of. sulltelent size .to supply visitors with
Cistern water for all purposes , the bath houses are situ
ited
bats short distance from the hotel, with plank
walks to them; they will be under the charge of the 1
eteward'a life,who will at ell 'Rum be provided with'
:tenets, foot tubs and bathing dresses for all who may re:
quire them, that are patrons of the house (none others).
•I shall give my undivided attention to the eousforte Of
my visiters, and have ajust confidence I will be liber
" ally sustained. • , Respeetfully,
ISAAC TIIATER. '
[lathing at Atlantic City Is not repassed
on the North American roast, and the facilities of going
to and from are unequalled by any ether; (drives and
Mating are giod, fowling fair). Igtdies acid gentlemen
who wish to eyelid the day only, can leave Philadelphia
after breakfast and arrive at Allantic before the costa
m u . borer for bathing—lo or II o'clock—be with their
friends six hours, and be at home before copper; so, on
the other hand, gentlemen of business which mils them
to the cif, daily, can leave Atlantic after breakfast, be
here at d!..1 A:31.. and leave at 4. P. SI., and be with their
families at B, P. M., one hour before supper. •
3laylo, 'ST r : 930.1 y ISAAC THAYER.
-PLUMBING.
PLUMBING AND GAB-FITTING
EgthbliShlnellt,
"'• es. POTTSTIAZE, PA.
re undersigned respectfully
rms the Hazen' of Potts-1
and viclotty. that baring '
...chased the Plumbing M.
tblimanualeflitsn Dicke
neon, and attambQ it to his
fiturtseasorill here. 1
ter carry on both branehee.!
d hopes, l e :ret attention
hominess— tug always on
.A large an well 'elected !.
gook, employing eompatenti
rorkmen, nod doing . work at,
tyrresanerefiwyprieu--to re.
re a portion of the public'
traumas.
Ilia stock will eausist of We- t
ter Closets,. Iron, Copper cud
Lead Bath Mks, Porcelain and I
Copper Wash Resins, Iron anti
avement Pings, Brawl Docks for t
and Leather Hose kV pawl
maanta,irninelt.Pipeitsud Couplings tbr pavements, Iron
and Lead Pips of all also. Owltbeures of every kind, t
etakadnga hill assortnteut of Chandeliers. Pesdantal
Biseketa. di, de., de, manorsetorof of the lard gird
'of matestallouttl of the kteat and in*
tans. DANIEL D.
April , ' Irr. I
EIYUC.A.TIONAL.
PIANO TEACHINCI.• - ' •
111 . exper t , Ovoid, Om I
X . Alan on iini Piano Forte and Melo
tm, in Pottstitin and neighboring tom. • ' •
_Termer. serx&rate. Apply at hie oilire, second door.below
the Wet CrifleirOrourrtile. • -' Pray' 11,'b7 2'Y' ' '
AZ RETH. HALL,
HisSarstia• Nerilianiptein 'County, Pa.
T HE lad Annual Session of .this 1n
... - st.itution for young gentliniuna, nannaroodi on Ma
,Appllcatione recebredbythe
- ' nalr.-nowann IL ILIRCULL, PrinerpaL.
Ainst - , 3-4dAn
U .; VKR ALT Y 0.9 ,
asew Rowers, reammi, ,
WinteiSesstort - of 185744 ' will
open oa Tharmlay, Septeither :nth: These Schools
er to Ming person:sof both sear mobster arirautages
lor obtalubsig such 'au education as their chemzertratres
seld tutors pursuits may require, The Collesiate Tieulty
la wade up d tried aud. experienced.Preara Sh e
Aeidemy Atuyourof roue far College r basehing ar bust.
seat The "mode Institute ooraplas • zee/ and
boolitlfial banding, with $ full wipe of timbers of Its
'ego. 7 Cidakrifues of either-4 the.febools will be fie
mardel applieat:ou to any of the Instrurtom or the
roma Mast and treasurer, ller. K. Bell, Lewisburg,
-unto 'County,
rlsgeut -• • 33.3 t•
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, .
• • Wilmington, Delaware. •
plus INSTITUTION,. 'chartered
1 *W RAI eollenlate inners to grant diplomas end
wan depees„ Is destrued to meet the demands' of Lilo.
oral Female Education. • • -•
No exPense has been spared to Doke It a That ants
A FULL BOARD OP INSTRUCTIOX Ia retniatlY
employed, affording facilities
onlyn extended and tbor•
*ugh ednottion t such at can be bad In ttle Int in.
Onetime. • • • ,
Tim Dialltirlate Year emmenees MUM= Ist;
1837..
. •
CSalocuratasy be bad by Inquiring of the : Drub '
dent. L 1.001118, or of the /lament Agent, T. J.
TROXIMON.L__ : [July 25, ZlO•din
THE paLYTEciatic cOLLEGE
er THE state of Pommy Loomis,.
Wid Aim knave, PkiWr/phia.
frilHE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
- theorporated by the Uzi/Wares 1 8 33, on the Pak
the Industrial Colleges of Parts and Milne affords a
tbormath_preamslanal. education In Ciro. Sammasso,
Moose Smartimuxo. Mscas-meas Kaatomuss. Issat•
TULL, AmArrlcal, aim Aoatcmnam. Cassumm,
lamas a7D AIICICIMMUL
Ample ficilitiol are prodded for fkldTiod Laboratory
rustles, aa4 amigo ott Boohoos may pedal themselves
In any braneh of their proteploo.
The InjtA Aintuat &sem will commence etrifeseer,
Septemba 21st, 1117. Apply
Dr. A. KEN ' ADY,
Pres't of Pheatty, FtlytechMe allefe.
Mind la. 7 314 t
Clirr
. ACE' FEMALE SENIIN4RY,
rettsrown, wommegour•fry raw .
rimiE SCHOLASTIC YEAR of Ahis
Institution & divided into two settbitis of eigh
teen weeks each, and .CoettOrweeal the last Wednesday of
September. At the elms of the Seat twelve weeks there
will be a publlrrexamination of the pupils in thermi
ons studies, and a recess of two weeks given ? As this
arrangement will give to the pupil the entire eighteen'
wieks of unbroken time, and eselude the months of July
and August. It will, it Is believed, greatly Promote the
health and contort of the members of the School, and;
secure all that could be desired In the Ray of mental
alltare. ' .
—, •
• Tereus
Tuition, Boardlus,lluel and Llghto, per annum, $llO 00,
" neeston 00 00
rostniction fu- , 10 00
Ancient Modern Lelguages, each " " 800
rower Painting, " • Y -
Pencil Drawlog, u .“ OO
Wasblog 474 mots per down or," " " • 400
Books at city Moo trios the use of •. • • •
liffe l" pel ki tle—Pe oln advance - Or the sealion:.
[ter. W. It. WORK * Principal.
AtigustlB,lsT • 334 an
• ACADEMY. POTTSVILLE.
THIS well known . School, -near: the
residence of Bard Patterwm. Yu, has been plated
he Tinsteen whams names acs below, under .the prin.
dpahhip of SAMUEL EDWARDS, Si. A., late Prefer..
for of Mathematics in' the Protestant Episcopal Aestm
my, PhiladelMa. • ' " •
It will be reopened on Tuesday nroming, September
lit, at 9 A. IL, for the thorough and faithful instrtim
Mon, as well as firm and paternal Wedgies of the
pils.
Classical, Mathematical, Commercial and Literary itm
diesovill each he careful ly regarded. Gentlemanly be
havior will lrt constantly observed and insisted upon:—
f desired, anympli may be instructed in outline draw•
lac without charge. • ..
Mr. Bdwards refers to the following gentlemen in Phil
adelphla Alonzo Potter, D. D. di.. Iter 6;.E.
Rare. D. D., Rev. Benjamin Door, D. Rev. A. J. Mor
ton, D D., Rev. J. C. Clay, D. D., Caspar Morrie, pliJ D.,
John Welsh, Esq., Iterate Blaney, Jun., Ellaf-, Denjaasln
Gerhard, Esq.. B. R. Montgomery, Yu; T mt%
Esq., and many cdher gentlemen, parents of pupils Who
bore been Fodelble Instruction.
• • F. W. 111101168,
8. EILLTMAN,
BENJAMIN POTT,
GEO, PATTEALSON,
83.3 t,
August 15,11
HARDWARE.
KANE&
-TIEN ca PLANES,:Moulding P 1
JuP &A Mum Hollow & Hounds, Reeds, As
at the Hardware and Don Depot. - ' PRANK •
August. 17 . . .: , ' ' ~ ,••
LOCKS. . 0
•
j) IM, Front door, Closet, Night-lateh,
with Silveridated, Porcelain or dark Mineral
now, a Secs large. esaortment, at low prices, AC the
Hardware
1 and Iron Depot. FRANK
A PO -TT.
August , '57 l, ,
.. • .
' - • ''
SQUARES.' • 1
)retTINISTS'.. SQUARES,- V.," .P..
' Standard: Rule., GUagle• Shrinkage Ittdea., Der-
P Callipers, Speingdiriders, at the Hardware
and how Depot. ,, , ;i. , - • PUNK POW.
August 1, la :—. , ;
lir - , , , • 31 • ,
BAW 1 •
D'"TON-s, Creailon §.
l• Spear &
Jacksonie Hand, Panel Sind Alp ,Paws, tblAwst
assortment in Min.: for sate it low prices at the Hard
ware and Iron. Depot.• , , PRANK 'POW.
August 1,'67 : , .; '
Preserve Jars .& Kettles,
At BTiCHTER 4t THONISCIFS,
Or. metre Marit, 4 8oro or woo Sot."
Anal! 1, '57 31
SOILEBS, NINA STAMM; IRON CAB
And Fines.
ripHE SUBSCRIBERS, are prepared
to furnish the above articles, of Best Itaterhsi and
workmanship at the shortest notice Boilers and Yana
constantly on band. . = J. SPARKS,
Aug. 8,'67 B:6m* pwl Street, Arlon:rifle.
FAIRBANK'S 80Al r ES
THE subscribers, agents for the men:
IL ufacturers, havejust reeeived a new article' called
like "Union Counter Scuds," calculated to weigh tient 3i
an ounce trAted IN. For "ale at the lforkfitme:
Id.YABDI & BON.
gortsvitle,*dpril Vith,lBslsf IT-
IRON COMMISSION WARE ROUSE.
°ENTRE STREET, Ptittsville.—
i,../ . .fhe subscribers aro prepared to furnish the Trade,
ilachintstsand Operators at Philadelphia priees t (treight
added) wholesale or retell, bed American list Iron, man
*u factored at Pottsville, and warranted ofsuperioril IsallfY•
Alas, light T rails ; suitable for mines, and Cable Chains
'iurntshed at short notice direct from the imwrter.
YARDLEY*B. EON.
York Store,Nov. Zi t 1853 • ' 414 f
VERCENNES SCALES. .
Sammpsonts Patent.
11011 AILROAD Track Scales 'Hay and
RZilniecaz__.4Bl4_avuenland Cunt r
aea 'aM_
Mann.
Orders Mumma so erg°
W. ° G..BrRABIThi,
&votary, Vergennes,
Ittniascze rc Sarum= Co. Ps,-.4tright t Lomb,.
Pottsville; IL Bright, Supt. of Mt. 'Carbon Bail Rend;
1 Wm. Johns, I%
August 1,'67 ; 314 m•
Stichter & Thompson,
Dealers In
Hardware, Cutlery, WOOD* FUFDiahillig Hoods, Plated
Were; Meebanfra" Tools. Cabinet Furniture, Ittor.
tieing and Boring Machines, Looks;
Latches
and Illogas,-Andia, Bellows, Vices, Ada,
Oil, Mass, Rope, Packing, and a gen.
enti .maortment of Farming and
' . Agricultural Implements,
AT STICHTItit & THOMPSON'S,
• Cor. Gnarls rEYor/x_l, "Sum OF ins Saw."
August I,
,81
Ookstiiikics QulLEgy STORE;
• o. SI siesta Tottrot *trees.
CONSTANTLY on • hind, large as- .
sortwatof Pea, and Pocket Saltie r &boom and
Rasors;Table Halves and Forks, 'livery, stag, bilralo,
bone and-wood bandies; Carvers an Forks,Dtrks,Dotole
Knives, ie.
ALSO—a very extensive assortment or Walters, Tea
Trays, &e.
Fine English Guns, Colt's Pistols, Allen's llevolvens,
and Single and Double barrelled Pistols, with genend
stock or fancy Itanimare, constantly on band.
• JOHN M. COLEMAN, importer.
Phllodeipbbi,Dee.3o;lBs4 [Dee.24'33-52) 61-ti
HARDWAR
A AND IRON DEPOT.
liraTUE SUBSCRIBE% fuming now timing.
ed his goods at
td
new place of business
and 'with a new determination of furntehz
lug all inch goods as the Watkins of the
Coal Bittion may require, at thole lowest market value,
toilette the inspection of the Public. I shall be sprays
ea hand and hare on harid,a full stock of- .
Bar Iron, ( Chopping Axes,
/ Fluo Iron, ; Coal Shovels, .
' Cast Sleet, Traee Chains,
Blit Iron, Nails and Spikes,
• Rope, ' Tackle Blatt.
Bellows, ; - Anvils and Vices,
y LI T
hardware and Iron
. Depot, Cmnsa Srass
~ thi t 'doors
. _...
Orme Market, Kest lido.
Jai/ 15, 1 854 •
rditYRE . O3O7ONES & CO.;
IRON m STEEL BIBUCIIRBITS,
Market and:Sixteenth Struts, PAGadefilAia,
' Rave *limes on hand and for lade -
BEST ENGLISH REPINED IRON—FuII assortments of
"gavial's," and other favorite brands. BEST AMERI
CAN BA RS—ardlnary sizes: or rolled to order for bridge
purposes, kr., Ac. PENNSYLVANIA BOILER PLATE-.
Prenitscuous aloes, or ^ut to required. sire. BOILER
RIVETS--Dover brand, made In solid dies. BEST EN.
(MISR CAR AXLES—American and English. • FLUE
MEET IRON—For covering ;chutes, o. AMERICAN
at SCOTCH PIG IRON. RAILROAD IBON—T rafts and
flat bars suitable for mines, turnout,. Ac. JUNIATA.
ENOLISII A NORWAY SLIT RODS, BOLTS, NUTS and
WASHERS—Tor bridges. ears, and machinery purposes
generally, CAST, SI lAlt, MACHINE and BLISTER
STEEL. Atm, an extra quality for taps and dies. The
above, together with a full assortment of Iron, Steel,
Nitta and Spikes, to 'which the attention of dealsea,
railroad companies, engineers, miners, 'bander' and , ma. ,
(41111114 s is Invited. May 10,1816 le•ly
low Mats' Hotel, and nearly opposite the
Miners' BMA, *Pottsville, where will be
found all.exceUent assortment of MID-
I
want:
Omit Trlmmln Flies, • • 1 4"
Springs, ' Fine Triti
Saddlery, Drlranis ant,
hoenutkeesTools, Assortment of fine Loeks,
Oa rPonteros Tools, Table Cutlery,
lantana Paint, ' Pocket entlery,
Dar Iron ot all OW'S, Table Spoons.
Rolled 4, Annisand Tires,
Na Is and Spikes, Aesertmon tof One Gimp,
Railroad Iron and Nails, Sheet Iron ()mates, ,
Smith Tools, Wire, Tin' Plate,
OnOdinj Madartals, Drais Nettles, '
•
Cast Steel. - • Sad ous,
Sbear Steel,. ;:f Pans and Boilers, ,
Arm Blister, - Chains, •
uulSaws Rallreakrtsesol,
etto 4ool et Notts, Powder and Shot. Btee
Handsaws, .
o.D.retarns blsrhanks tOtbeptiblieferthapatronags
they extanded teldmlnbialndividnalespactry,andbopes
the new Inn, by Ms quality of Unstrgoodsotriell attar
troll to bollosootandaeecnneodartnigprkes,will fewest:
and eeinnutad tbettoolatloo4ll l 2ML
Dia:craft ildistredit sill inn, (*atm:tree/
PotpreModaausi 5,1855
BOOTS,:__SfIOM - ,_4c.
- • BOOTS, 81401E1,-TRUNKS; as
THE . Subscriber ', egs leave in forni
Jamestown! and the minmenlty at thekiee
has ,jtult returned from the city with
': i'at
dee oeneetionetirthdes in hhe flee, nom
• .. 9,1411115,.'
• " survais. ,
ed ailagetriptiorie, Tedles, gentlemen and children.
Au elegant uncle of Miele' and Mamie' btittommi
piece painething new Is the latest ear la.' ;
Mega new let of Te 941114, Valises, I
e3e, sate. ; Darpettegs, betcti•
Customer work ei eatly. and expedithroaly attended tO
Store and shop In Centre, one door &bare High etrmt.
' • ligirSemt door to the Red front' at
Pottsville, kay3o.'47 Ybdyl .DANIEL 1
COPARTNER under
si g ned Itaye tide day (ianuarY !let; 14561 entire
WO capartnerablp for the triuseetten of a Generale!),
Oommlielop Businessoeud also tor the purcbaseaud ea:
of Cold. under the Ilrut of Si. M. ROG =S. & CO.
Oeleee-208 Deus tway, New tort,sod In Contrastive
opposite theelluericatalla . llttatllll it
yoik. !
• '
Y. D. Untl.KM, Pottsville.
February 9.'56 tttt
AMcO-TARTNERSIIIP
Tko snbacribliii , bsie associated themselves. BO'
Sifter:4l Is date,undsr the name and style of TYLE)
BTONS CO., and .111 masa tbe business of Deatis
is Cbild. as summon to PHEDCRICK TYLER A CO..
333 Walnnt street. 169 Broady,
'New York; PterNo. Ai Port BithwuL
FREDERICK TYLER,
- GEOROMTYLKIL
C. NICHOLS BEACH,
NILLIAII E. STONE
19-1:
11,14, 9. 'IS7
i , A. SIILAND and MAHANOY COA I
—The undersig.ned areprepared to receive orb re
r The
Ashland Coal from the:"Bancroft • i-
Oneer Colliery." From the *stand re alters tiono and •
protements made at the Colliery this winter for prej r•
Ong the Coal, they feel no hesitation in offering it tobe
trade as an article that can hero no Superior in the Ilkee•
bet, both as to quality and freedom from dirt, gate Ind
other impurities. They are alio prepared to make 'eon.
tracts for Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal from other sallies
BANCROFT, LEWIS' &
Na `f9 Walnut street, Commereial dlng.
February 9,17 • . .04y.
Haas Or
.. • .
=Leto3z. 311resi,tlik. CI coal.
Alsg,deaters In other trit, qualities or I , ' •
. INTbllte and Red Alb .
No. 40 IF-4w street, Fleiladelphia. and Weedraski
Wharves, &Aayili7L•
• Titoitee Cam MoUtb UMZER., issax X. Cites
I Yebroiu - r . y 7, '57 447
• • IHAYES, SMITH,
Coal-Iferohanti.
170. 107 (late lb) Watlionat Street, Plallir
Ave eow receiving, direct fraleinuk RICRAID C
a fult imply of Oreeetrood. which.** Wee. a Abe
lowest market twice.
Callers any either be &armed to us Or to irar Agent
for tbOter 11uslind Bates, . ./L o. ruport,
Itcaideace, R. I.
May SI, W. • I 2141 r, • -
'VAN DUBIN, NORTON & CO.,
sole Agents for themai* the , ,
1. 4 r s
Coal & Navigation Co.'t Coal, •
$
• Rest Red muil l iVhine Asti ,
f it( '' 25 Wihnit arid, innADELPI7IS,
Offlas: gi q t.. 8: Libert e j s Bt., t r i r ib lia . inty,' N. YORK.
_
Shipping saustows and Pier
No. 1, Richmond. • •
Mardi 28, '57 • ; 134 f
LIW.IB AUDENRIED & CO.,
Miners aid Shippers ofl the filibw'-
ing eelebrateil
ANTIOACITE -CO4LS,
.
BLACK , MINIL.-sss Ass.
81 , 011 N. ----- do
DIAMOND,- • do
BROCKVILLR, ABA,
Prom
LEMUR, ways tea, md COUNCttWizo tea.
ALSO, the very erpttior
CUMBERLAND, COAL.
Mined by the Ilanmehlre °Wand Iron Comm
OT Walnut street, PUTIADIELPKIA:
Ojices4 S 4 State street., BOSTON: • .
}lO Broadiray, N.M:YORK.
March 14.'ST . •
DAUPHIN . &
.81.118QUEPIAN A: R. R.
N SATURDAY, 151.11 AUGUST,.
UN
The Morning Train leaving flarsishurg &t 6 A. 31.,
and the Afternoon Train laming Auburn at 4 37 P. 3E,
will be discontinued until further notice. The regular
Trains on this ]toad, leaving Harrisburg at :3.15'1'. 31.,
and Auburn at 8.45 A. 31., connect with Trains on the
Philadelphia A Reading, Northern Central, Pennsylva
nia; and Catawista Railroads. to Baltimore. Washiniltoib
Pottsville, Reading, and to al points Korth and West. ,
August 16,'67 33.1 m
LIVER PHILADELPHIA aek I i
-
,4 4 • AND NEW TORE SCREW gigt
IFEEANSHIP CO:
rplIE- Splendid 'Steamships !forming
J the above Line will sail froM NEW YORK as fit-
lows: 1.
KANGAROO, • Capt. Jeffrey, t2Sib Jane.
CITY OP DALTIMORR,' Leitch, 9th Joiy.
.41TY,0P MANCIIES f ER, "; Petrie, tlad "
CITY- OP witsnmoroN,, 0 ; Wylie, hth Aug.
And every alternate Thursday. - j . '
Prom rayEKPooL even alkenattFWednerday. .
Tare from Neu York, Cabin VIS, Third thus
Llverrviol, Cabin slos, 4 4Ssl7.lE'fb'd Class $4O.
RETURN TICKETS available for sit &tenths by any
Steamer of the Line.
' . 'AU,—Third pivs;sco: • • .
These Steamers are supplied ivit ‘itnpioved
tight compartments, and carry experienced Surgeons:
retwons about .proceeding •to Europe, or wishing to
send for their Woad, from the oldeoutatry.can purchase'
Tickets awl obtiOn all information by applying to J. 0.
Dale, 13 Broadway, 'N. Y. Sabel A•Cortis, 177 Brogdway,
D. Y., to • J. 11. RlCllARDS.Minersvilie,
and to RICIIARD EDWARDS, Pottrvllle.
Passage Certificates by Srst Class Sailing Packets be,
"tweet) New York and Liverpool. also Drafts sold by thq
above. ' (Aprilt2s, '5l t 17.1 y
LEHIGH VALLErßAlLlitititi.
s
Iflr AK AN 'k.A EN !'
enger Trains! Commenang WEDNE C AD I AY, J a ni;
-18197. . .
, sa„
. • . , Dowse Tirialls. ;, '
Leave Manch Chunk at 7.22 \A. 31, and.l.oo P. IL;
. litatington 8.06 " i 1.40 ''
" Caltavanqua - 8.41 'l .1 2.17 a
" Allentown 8.61 " `.. 2.27 "
".
Bethlehem' • i 1.% . " 1 2.43 . 0
" Pritemausburg 9.25 IS I . 212 u
Arrive Eistim lia4l a , , &lb " -
Up Trains. .-
Lear* tutor' -at 8:30 A.V., ind•4,4o P. M.
• .." • Preemanurg alfs '4' j, • i 1 " •
" Bethlehem sb 9;10 "' • • 6.15 a* •
"
... " Allentown' 9;24 " P I 5.33 "
" Cataammita 9:36 " I' , 5.43 a
" Blatington ' 10.10 " j Sat "
AM re.9l much Chunk 1196 a 1: 200 a
Both Trains connect at Manch Chunk with trains run
ning,on the Beaver Meadow Railroad tollVealherly and
Beaver Meadow, alvo, at Betßleheen With trains run.
plug on the North Pennsylvania Railroad. The morn
lug Trait, down will connect With tralni on the Belvi
dere, Delaware and Laekawanna A Western Railroads to
Belvidere and Scranton. !; ,
The afternoon Train' will conn ect with the trains
on the Belvidere A Central Rallrcaul to . Philadelphia A
New York., , •
The afternoon Train up will eorineetiwilh trains on
the Belvidere Delaware Railroad, trout 13cranton and
Belvidere, l - • 1 •
• There will be but on. coreonction baleen Zastonlind
Philadelphia by way of North' Pen eury Tanis Railroad,
which will be to the morning. ROBERT 11. SAYRE,
August 8, 67 32- i : , Supt. 4E .Eng.
4435EN11.R frINES.
Plallaiierpaaa an e• tug nallraiut.
-
tie. WINTER ARRRAGERLEN TS. me.
riIRE GREAT Northern hndWestery
x United States Mall Routes 1 . •
air Speed Irv-nursed and Pare reduced:SD
LITTLE SCRUYLKILL, CATARINA, SUNBURY and
lall 11, WILLIAMSPORT AND ELMIRA RAILROAD.
Through toßuffalo, in • - • - I - la boars.
Nisgsnt Falls, - • la i a
. 6 . Detroit, -i- - 24 •I "
" Chicago, - • ?• R ' ," .
" St. Louis, ! - : -....•-•- 0 .
Ticket Otliee.N.W. corner Sixth and Chesnut streets,
and Philadelphia and Reading Rallioad Depot, corner
Broad and Vine. ,
On and after MONDAYOYee, tab, Three Passenger
Trains wiUleave the thiladel phis and Readin_glisfirrud
Depoteorner broad and Virlestreets,dally,(Sundays es.
cepted,) as Mersa: !, ' , -
Day Mxpresa.....7.3o„A. N. • ,
Stogplnsa: .11ccniseille and Reading,only. Connect
logwitla Cstaw lass„Rilllantspartand ErleandWilliams
port and Elmira R.Road ;gothic' g at Elmira at 6.15 P. Ml,
connecting wilt. New York and Erie aid Botialo.and New
York efts Railroads for Dunkirk and Buffalo: and from
thence, eta. ittonnerg on Like Este o Lake Shore Rail.
road, to Cleveland, Toledo; Monroe, ndnaby and De
troit.. Also, with Elmira, Conan gal and Niagara
2 E .
Falls Railroad; connecting at Can whips with New
TorirCentralltallroad,East and Weal. and atattspensloo
Midge with Great Western and Michigan Central Bali.
road for Detroit,Chierigo,St.Lottis,akd all points In Can.
ada and Wester,n Matra. •
Stalk Tra1ax...7.30 - A. Ai.
2841
Stopping itrinlitithPoitsvilleonly
Sight Ex revs-. 3.30 P. )L
Running every dayOtopping atoll Stations and rya-
Ding to Pottsville. Connecting atPort Clinton with Cat.
swissa,Williamsportand Erie, and-Williamsport and El
co I ra Railroads, artivinig at Elmira at 4. A. SI.; connectitre
?With NewTork and Erie,Buiralo an d New Yorksity anti
I. hake Shore Railroads , buffalo . Dunkirk. Erie. Cleve.
'land, Chteinturli.Tole4o, Chicago, andall.pointstreat.--
w I th Moira, Canandaigua and „Niagara Fails Rai/.
roads; arriving at Niagara Italia at 10;30.A. 31,,eonneet
lox w ith Day:N.:press or OrttatWatern Railroad for De
troit,. Chicago, etc. - ' I,
This Route; with its cohnettiona. forms theachortesi
and most direct route to Canada 'ld the Laltea.
Only one change of baggage hatweenPblladelfalda and
Canada or the Lakes.
Passenger" by Day exPress.breakiSstat Port Clinton,
arid dine at Wilnatus.P o T 7 ',. Passenger' by wayhilaght
Ripress take supper at P ort Cliutcha. '
Passengers purchasing , Tirkets this LEI* ha re Me
privilege of stopping at may of the above polula and re.
sawing their seats st olessure. . • .
• . from Philadalphis .to"
Tamaqua, . $295 &MOO via Tonayeakale.lo 90
Lyta w img, ' 435 iagara'
i. Vella, !EP
Bo!sairtOsnaadaignat.
Dausllle,gart, 4 '
- 4 6 40 i '0
N. V: Railroad. 10 00
'&l5 N. VOL via. Buffalo, 1e 00
Wintamsport, a9O Suspend= Bridge, • 10 00
700 Clevel444 'll
_ . _
Jefferson, 79. '
Statteje,
Peon lan„ 5
nortun, Ay, t
Clikosra,ela. Gorham, i 8
" Steamer -Y
Jab* drool, ' l 9
Caaidalgus,
•. 15
ilimeore falls, • . 1 .8 8,
thiledonio,- • • IS
1 4. 110 . Tr . 41 . •
eatarta: 1900 1
Iteeberter:vta:X.,l,4if
21471a1Ta10, OniY
LlAciniiN.Y.R..7l:: I 00 1
1191UW‘la N. York 19, -
**and thaLand
re'inClAtrinatio:
W..earit;
• 0 .4.11 12 911a4V it
V.IIHIC
U.A. REDIULD, fuel
4 .
•
COAL.
• mit the' *UZI,
BLACK II SATll r wurnean
- do
SPRING',
ItYO - 3111VG PAL, do
TRAVELING.
JOBS LILLY,
Nistrntea', cL,
4.4 a, 7
eineisiastl; •,• z • 1600
Detrt4t, yht. 16 00 ,
Bc4ooosild
I 61,435 13 im)
21eigo,riii Lwes•
, teiti said Miebikan'
Cotral SAMNA • • 2000
ICldeligo.lialtutEddand
/Ake Mx/re Michigan '
Noalbern 11411roatt.. 2000!
icagn. via ilut Lairs
wd likblgan Oen- .
tra.lliallraad, 1000 j
Rost • 2500 ,
40 • ""' Ages
• s l i k i naut strews
N NW
and /Chairs Rail-
YVPT::'•'cai
PHILADELPHIA:
TRIM Bt.t A",pro
•• .PELSIIIIIIII. - .
X?.. - street, . Willow,
, west sides;
PRILA DELYIIIA.
Ncrirentwirk7B3B . 454 y
• JOHN M. KENNEDY co..
• • Fish, etteaiie azt&Prrision Itarehaata,
FS, 3D and 40 North Wharves, half
ay Deism' Amtand Ifitiei streets, PHILADEI,
, [March. 14, 1144
LEATHER f ! LEtTHERI LEATHER!
FIrENRY VERMAN, linporter
of YRNNCII CAL* . SKINS, and 'general Leather
, No 6 South 641 a.; PhHadeiph ta
• 41. paella assortment of all it Mika LCATatt,Moioccos,
ote.i ate. END and OAK SOLE LEATILtIt.
• Yebmary :16, '57 I 7 9.11.
PHILADELPHIA WOOD MOULDING' HILL,
WtUow St., above Twelfth, North Shies.
NEhePULDINGS suitable for Carpeu-
Builders,Rallnet and #117611 Makers, week.
tem m
the best and ltiMmuthiy seasoned material r at•
ways oh hand{ Any pattern worked from a drawing. '
The subscriber hating porehased the entire interest,
will continue the business with increased faculties.
. .
- Agents wanted in the'rariorts towns In this portkorof
state, to whom opportunities will be offered tte burs
profits to themselses.
EII7ICIEI. B. ItENRY.
Asti 11.'°87 I 28.10 t
THE IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE.
• The :Great Remedy of the Nineteenth
Century,
-FOR the cure. Cancers and Sera'-
ulcnia disuses, T titter. While Swelling, Mallgnacit
Ulcers and old sores, and all diseases originating in an.
Impure state of the blood. For diseases of the /Noma'
and Liver this preparation ban no equal, and is espe4.
ally valuable to Females of a weak And debilitated ha
bit. This ii the eelebrited remedy used by Dr. Loomi►
swum in their Sumo:dui treatment of Dearer*,
gcrofuls, tr. It is a highly concentrated and me rem
edy, and large doses or long use of it is not necessary --
This using this remedy are entitled to medical mirky
from the principal oSice, free of charge. DDPOT,
50 North sth street, PhllattelphlC • . •
July 18 ,' 67 . [June 0, 67. Mem) . •
TO POONORT/11311, KAXELIIISTS
PURVES, N. E. corner=
.•
and Penn Bta.,ahlladelphis.fur
shes ingot copper kdd brass, pig Iron,
sheet iron,aoldere,firetbriclus. portable for-
Fes, spelter.bloct tin, load.fonedrymunld-
Wits, facl.cincibles, autlsowny, babbitt metal, sand
of all kin ds.brass. old copper. d c. AC. Ile I s also a deal
er ha wrought and 'mat wrap iron and other metals. It
la tits desire to accommodate machinists and others at ■
distance from the city, by furnishing any article they
'ay want in their booklets. A rtkles not.mentioned In
the abate wilt be procured and forward. d. Any Inqulry
In nos above tine will be promptly answered.
.A. PURIM'S. -
- N. E. corner South and Penn it recta.
February 14, '57 '
WARNING slip COOKING APPARATUS.
rTHE IsubscOliers would
.itivite .the•
special attention Of. Architects, Builders and the
pu lie, to our superfor assortment of Warm Air furna
ces, Ventilating asOatatna. Bath Boilers. Gas Ovens,
Meat Lowdown Orates:and others of the latest styles;
also,- a large assortment of Ventilators, Meek. gold,
bmnsed and white;enamel Registers; Cooking Ranges
of superior inerits,warranted. to perform well; also,
Portable Ranges for:summer use; J. N. Silver's Air• Tight
Gas Consumer, sande In the best manner, and according
to the originalinvention ; sole Agents for Collin's Patent
Chimney Cape, for Venillatirg all classes of buildings
and ter the cure of smoky chlmnies. Personal attention
given to all work entrusted to z us. The public are re
queated to call and examine our large and , complete
st r eet, ume know we can give eatlefaction.
BAKER A WILLIAMS,
No. 1113" (old No. 406) Market street, •
• May 9, '57 19.ectil Above El/Tenth, Girard Row. /
MUSIC PUSLISHINC , HOUSE.
• %NISI C iifdo l4 ,.ii t o u ist n. u me nu r ° t a , f2 A 2:
der the Utah Ilona,. Phlladelphia.are
constantly publishing the !stoat Mu
c, Irvin the IllusurTniar Au' borsin the United States,.
n aityle that wi I vie .with any issued at any other
, either In this country or Larope.
They tinge also the pleasure toanDOUnce to the mobile
I hat their stock of Sheet !dusk on bend, tonebte of the
largegt and most complete assortmen t to be found in the:
country; they are Constantly adding t o thelr stock all the
New Made published In Now York, Design, &c.
They also publish sere raLlnetruction Books,which are
in general use thcoughont the country'.
PIANOS—A due assortment of the but essustrect users
Of NOW York and '
tßoston at the lowest cheap prices.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. •
Also, a getteralismortment of Outtsas, 'Violin'. Banjoes,
flutes, Aecordeobs,kd.. ViolinAlultar and 'limp Strings,
Of the best Italian quaßtles; allot whklis 111 be furniab••
ad to the public and the trade at lowest raise.
Orders punctually attended to.
All Lee J Walker's Ilusicand Publications can be
obtained at D BANI,AN'S Book and /II nisi'. :Ante. Polio.
gllle.
Philadelphia • r•b:4.lFb4 :5
(WANG CA m..lifit? j GUANO: I :
T ti NAU ' 8 Super Phosphate of
_a_j Lime. VIGO MONS.
I airiessmEasms pr.!
For your Wheat, L'rops use LEIN AD'S Super —' I'
Phosphate of Likne, at 2, i etc a ila or $4O • Ton . or Use
LEIN AD'S AMERICAN SERTILI ZER, at 13 50 a Dbl.
•or $25 a ton.
Hue barrel of .1111er is suffielent for an sere of Wheat.
These are PerManeut Manures, made of reliable Che
mical Elements, and bare beets In successful use for the
past Sot Pens, Improving the eon and [slamming the
value Of the land. -
Four Diplamits from the State Agricultnial Society of
pennaylyania, New Jersey, Delaware and the Crystal
Palace Atancialow of the City of New York, have bees
received fart t., Valuable Fertilizers
Pamphlets hi the English and Berman Languagescan
be had bf aPPßration at the Win.
A LIB IR A L DP-COUNT TO W lIOLESALE DEA LEItS
The above Sertilisers, Mooned FREE of Change to
any wharf In be old City Proper.
Orders sen t, y Mall aceompankd with Cash or Dra ft s,
will be promp y Shipped to any part of the Bald.
GEORGIC A. LAINAU, rrinpinetor.
No. IP nth FRONT street, Philadelphia City.
Philadelp , July 18, '57 . 29-4 in
M.' W. itALDWIN•dt CO:, •
Eliglaseersi
• Brood and Ha mitten strati, PhiladdjAid, Three.,
4 VkT OULD call the attention of ;Rail
•l road Managers, and those %tat fetid In Railroad
Property, to their System. of Locomotive Zs Ones. In whirl
they are adapted to the particular btudness for which
3ltey may be required; by the use of one, two, three Pr
four Pale of driving wheels; and the use of the whole,
.or so much of the weight as may be desirable for adhe; -
a on; and in accommodating them to the grades, curves,
strength of superstruction, and rail and work to be
done. By these means the maximum useful effectof the
power is secured with the least expense for attendance,
cost ot lust. and repairs to Road and Bo glnettallf Rh these
objects in v.ew, and as the result of twenty-three years
practical experience In the , businecss by our senior part
ner,-we manufaetnrefire digirrat kinds of Regimes, and
several, classes or sixes of each kind. Particular atten
tion paid to the strength of the tesehlneln the plan and
_workmanship of all the details. Our long experience
Sod opportunities of obtaining information ' enables us
to offer these any nes with t hewn ran ee tha t in effleitm
-4,1, economy and durability, they will comparefavorably
with those of any otbir kind in use. We also furnish to
order wheels. axles, bowling or low moor tire (loft Oen
tees without boring,) composition castings for bearings;
every description of topper Sheet I on and Boller Rork
ic
and every article appertaining to the repair or renewal
of. Locomotive Enclose. Si. W. BALDWIN,
• January 6,'67 - 1-tf MATTHEW BAIRD. •
SAVINC FUND.
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO.,
AINUT STREET, 'South-we,*
corner of THIRD, Philadellibla. •
j ( Incorporated by the State of Penney/mm;( . )
Money Is received In any sum, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
sfirawal.
The office is open every day from 9 o'clock. In the
ng till o'clock In the evening, and on Monday and
Thursday . evenings. till 9 o'clock. •
• INTEREST FIVE PERCENT.
All rums. large or satalloire paid back in GOLD, L ota
demand, without notice, to any amount.
lie r. HENRY L. DENIM, President.
. , ROBERT SELFRIDOE, Vice Frauldeni-
MIL J. Run, Secretary, • • _ , . •
L.
t
; Henry L. Delmer '
' O. Landreth Moons,
Edward L. Carter, * F. Carrot Brewster,
Robert Etelfridge . Joseph Barry,
' Samuel K. Asbuin, Henry L. Churchman, •
•
James R. Smith, . Francis Lee.
This company confines its businese entirely to the re
ceiving of money otr interest. The investmentssmousit
ing to over
One•asul a hat Millions of Dollars!
Are made in contemn, with the pmvielone of the char
ter, in REAL ESTATE, MORTGAIi ES, 0 ROMS D RENTS.
and - such first chum seetiritien,as will always ensure per
led security to the depositors, sad which Cannot fell to
give rxmanency and stability to thlslustitut lan. .
Marchlo4 y
ALLEN & NEEDLES )
SUPER - PHOSPHATE' OF LIME.
ownoti.—Be particular to observe
N,_) 'that every barrel of our article boa our ware aisii
that of potis of Klerfi, branded on the bead. Th.ls Crew
firm to rendered at:cowry. so there are se many ankles
of doubtful value 'mad under the name of blopps•Phoe•
phote of Lime, no to untidead .thole who are nnaequaint
ed with the value of a
CIENVINE ARTICLE.
Price $4.5 per 2000;lbs. 01 1 4 ete. pet lb.)
A litkoal dedd - alen made to2DEALERS
Orden for thlirral male Retains. attended to promPtly.
Pampblets deseribing it,. and Om mode izt* ap pl ying,
eau be bad gratuitously at our Stoma, or by maU !then
desired. - •
•
It bits no vopetior ail,' MANURE !Or .
-a nd .
all o Vi
t t b E st AT s
lirEing
aC v OB
orHou, -
nOdATS,
• LASTING' FERTILIZER,
prolnettut not only a bemlor yield of Gun than 'PE.
RUCIAN,LtIIfO, but rhyming the strata to supp 4 tht
head.
.$ "Igtooci. ' ! •
rare" Ails to Übe wali whet* our Pbospbat• siilled
to lEbont Zonol. •
, PAtIFIO OCEAN GUANO.
Wa Lava a mall quaatitt still IaUIR *ore.
X
I • - Utile r/IAN•
A aapplyat this valiablorartlebs s.3r• sale.
Prlpe $3O per 900041t5. (1% cent pot lb.)
. ffio, / Goverameit Peruvian Guam -
for ado at the Unseat rates.
. 4ritir• The e.rWs Airricalfura/ Antra als of nava
prrs are maker fled at mer etas for thi we of /brawl.
Goods am klataird at &liar frost of ow li*relssatsa.
Atriseritre-iscoaamaidal ra drive to Mates &rest awl
weal tias crowded 'Moe. ...septa /Wallies 4rtaobrdesi
is loading Wagoaralut Wirt/Waal* tAs Horses.- -, •
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
No. 2s Both WA;troes eid. 41 Ow Apkllbm4ll Miff &
- lintsiors alms CLlatti
p t,llltll44a.
Oilval . , 514 a
Olt lanur.
- ------ A___
mum AND OA.RDE3 SEM, riturr TREEi,
Agrie natural fipple saesate • Sh:e.
s t et
—THE sutienriber frill keep
en Nina Ctover,Ttmotty thdotherarses
' seeds. . White Clover and l.swa 0111111
, her with gerden and Slid' eeeds, rob -we
*III Iron-ant to be fresh tad good. I Ile wilt elm welts
orders for all kinds of fruit tree, (warranted to b. what
tile, are ted.)altrteultural Implements, Se, a4 of which w II be furnished at assoefecturers' prices.—
The seeds sad trees sold by the sokeeriber ens stlect.i
with great taro, only from Avower* of reputation sa 4
standing: lie doralatilisVha r r o boolobert,
Gusty in the market, la. ' masonsumg,•libo ot
reward to the demister of the seed mold. NOT Argo he
purchase or sell weeds grown promieramilly In men ru .
den., where their too close proximity deteriorate, iSkr
quatily, part leulsrly theme of the woo Stymies. Thi. Is
an Important eonsiderstion totbom who punter. elrbor
seeds or fruit trees. Yor time. dd.. send In orders early
to 11820/111IN Bali NAN.
A RUSTIC 80E11E.
The tamer in the harvest bald
•Wint rotting down lb. rem—
nu many s rank his stalwart ann
tied tooted store the morn.
The stalely stalks before himotee4
Like warrior Indlana'red.
bosh with s twister, tuft of halt,
And feathers on his had. I.
1. The edge se aborts, ha roes bebiag,
•, Looked Uke Bedouin truly "- Of pleural in speograplitei
Of Indian settlements.. •
11111Ittle daughter, in and oat
Among the rustling lessee,
Wills many irfrolle played about,
OR biding in the abeam.
Ms golden beams the sinking sun .
Now shot aslant tke dad.
And the fanner paused. to calculate
. Of what tba mop would y wad.
Of bow much be sholl'ad have to sell,
Bow much his raise to led;
now moth for meal and bommony,
And hew much keep *r seed.
And 'sr ben Mittman/ward way be took
Across the pasture wide.
'Tbuespake be to the littlest rl
That gamboled by his sib.
"My ohlld, 'Os God above who sends
- The sunkhineand the min
Denaeth 111. lovingsmlle hat grown
Each fleld.of tiptoed grain. •
olio maltelb the pleasant stint to shine,
The pleasant dews to fall, -
For Us the loving Father Is
Who ruleth over aIL" • •
PREBZBVING OR= cou 808 wurria
One of the greatest hissries of the table, both
in summer and in winter, is Bogor cc Sweet
Corn. To our taste, all other varieties of,eute to
eat preen" "are Worthless compared with it. Oar
method is to keep a conit' ant supply by succeuirs
planting, -Jett* to the' period of frosts.=
Making the, largest ' planting about the first of,
July, with an early Torbay for planting for winter,
This matures usually in 'September, which is the
best season for drying. Our method is this:—
When there is the promise of a fair day, early is -
the morning the corn Mathertd, snob only as Is
well filled; it is then husked and put into boiling
water and allowed to remain eight or ten minutes.
It is than taken out and immediately eat from the
cobs, with a sharp knife, and , spreid on a oleos
sheet upon a roof or scaffold, \inclining to the
south. It should be stirred once\ or . twice during
the day, and by night it will beworne so dry as to
be past danger of bsjury.. It .sho* he ecrrered
during the night to keep oir the dew,end exposed
ignin for two , or three days to the sun, whia;i f
the weather is fair, it will usually be perfectly
dry and may than be put into a keg and headed
tight, or hung op in a firm linen bag for use.,
We have recently eaten corn of the eposol
kind, -preserved by a new and easier meth'od;
which seems to be as tender, with all the sweet-,
neat sad freshness of flavor that 11 had when ant
gathered, and may answer equally well 'in pre. i
serving the sweet corn, which we regard as the
'only variety worth' preserving.
It is simply gathered and boiled bathe MVS:
manner, 8t for the table; it is then cut from 6'
cob and packed in a tight keg or jar, (wood is
said to be the beat) in alternate leyere of salt'
sufficient to preserve it. Some, in the. place of
salt, apply a Strong brine. When wanted for use
it is soaked In fair water w hich must be s chaorti
to remove the excess of salt, anilthen boiled, adi•
lag butter or cream and a little sugar to soil the
lasts.— Trolley Farmer, •
401111CCIATRAL Fac-ra.—Clay will permanently
Improve any soil that N sandy or legally. Lime
and leached ashes will also benefit !smell hind.
Swamp muck, or peat, when dry, wilt tate up,
without dripping, four times its own weigh' of
water. Bence the necessity of thOrtiagh drain
age.
A ton of dry forest leave. produce only 50
putMdi of mould ; hence, 500 pounds of morel
produce a ton of plants.
.Clay, applied to sandy land; is far better tbn
sand to clay land. Ontt bundreittona to the ten,
will give an inch in depth.
It takes five pounds of corn to form one of
.Three and a half pounda of cooked meat will fcos
one pound of pork.
flogs should always have access to the greao,
and for breeding sows it is indispensably new.
eary. The want of this has been the death of
many a fine litter.
Heaps.
Min Exam
In anticipation of, the 'good time coming:l
lend ion a few recipes fur the preparation ant
preeertation of peaches.. Ihare tboroeghly tel.
id most of them, end pronounce them good,
can judge of their yit and treat them seem+
t ingly.
:4 , ,
PiClUrDi PRACIIIII.—Tate any kind of ter
large peaches tbat,are not too ripe, wipo off al
down with loft flannel cloth, place three or tow
cloves in each, and lay titian whole in a jar. Ti
every gallOn of vinegar add I quart-of 'rite, 1
pounds of leugar.,tablespoonfull of salt and whole
cinnamon Pour it over the fruit boiling hot,.
being camifal that the 'rimer covers thew ma
and let them stand In a coot place a weet or ton
diya; then turn off the liquor and boil asbefets;
after winich they are ready to be set away in tbr
store room for future use.
'Patents Ix fliannv.-:—Wips, weigh:S - 1041'0er'
the firmest fruit; have ready a quartet of dais
weight in powdered loaf sugar, put the fruit is
vessel that closes "tightly, throw the sager , Of
and corer with brandy. • Place a piece of &Atli
foolscap under the 'mee' and place the jar is I
saucepan of water until the water i 5 squite
but not hotting; when sold, tie the corer dot
tightly so that no air can penetrate.
Paggiftvra.—Pazehes, if vmenr.4
whole, should=be gathered before the) 5' iii
ripe; pate and cook tender in a little itstei •
In quarters, crack the pits of half the peados ot
add to them. Lek the syrup simmer &Ifni'
thick before adding it to the fruit, and who cLt
cover tight andlcep Cm from heat and
PEA= Wisc.—Take ni t arly iiite fruit, seal
and bruise to c pulp, put eight pounds of 01
pulp to one quart of water and let stand two
four hours: then strain out the juice, and to,
gallon odd .two -pounds of sugar. Turn ill
cask, and when fermented and beCome poets
cleat, cork tightly in bottles.
PEA, Pus.-Mellow,* juicy petting,
Whole or in quarters, laid in a deep pic
on cacti layer of peaches sprinkle a thick
sugar, :a tablespoonful! of water, and a
sprinkling of flour, and it will need no other
soulug, Cover mitts a thick crust apt bit
hour. • • ' •
PlitAr 47441 1 ma be made in the out •I?
When ery . riPe mash and strain through ail
bag or / Woe. tlitsw a pound of loaf says: L.
pint: er juice, half ounce of bitter ala 44
blanched arutpOnuded, or' half of the karoc' 4l
the stance.' It it doei not Jun*. readily agll'r .
glass. j
,
• L'!en A It. Eritaerazaar.—ltipo pearl* ol
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The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 29, 1857, Image 4

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