TEIIIIO-OF TILE .
Bouts srascurertosT:
1131,LNs par annum, pidlbte L in sdiranci—s22s
i t Th:t withla six moutto—and $250 IV uot paid
'thin )eir•
• . .
.. .
- i
Teireeet,pl4 t
0 one addre:a, iii advanie, .1500
ero'4l,o • ••• t' do , ••- ••• . Itt 00
ritwn •an•• • lo . .do 1 —2O 00
"b„tii,priptOtts mnxtbeinleartahlypaid in idvanee,
and sent tn ewe addreatt
TO OARSICILS up crrnsin: '
' o
The/as:VAL tfin be ferniaited. to cairriers sMothers ed
sl per,lo9 enplew, rash on delivery. i
~.,,,,n,,, and .1:liont TediAer s _ ppllcil with the .
JOrSTAL at tlin ndvaneo. • .
„we
TIIT Milt or•itswarariall.
a' ra) rtn •le, i berN order the dierontlunanee of their newt
., puilli viler may cot:dim:l • nd them until
srio3r.v2,• are 'mid
i!' s aMmriburs ne;ind .cri rstit beirneweija.
p.n.s tom the p t leecs.S. ,- , _ meted. they are
le.ii resterefidsl., 0011 th 4 have•vet {hid the bills arid or .
dor , d them dis.mmtlnuol. .
-
It •,ul;vrlttert‘ ut , Ve te ether places irithont I ntormln
rmer
g
ilv
publisher n,.,,t t ~ p
n ewspaers are.sent to tlie fo
direction they,. are held responsible.
Tio reurtl. hasp-ly-ided that refusing to take newspa.
J ,,r, f,mm the 011,., or nytoring and: Irmvltnz them nn•
e tllOl for, is prime tariaeri dente nflritentlonal fraud.
. .
R'Args,oF AdvEßTisiNa..
or ILI lines 00 cents for bee insertiOns-anh
o'ne mire . •
. men tt n sort ions. :a cents each. Stints ono time: 25
:., ', ;1 .: ~..., a l.,:.;ltten t i user t lons. i2,t4 c_en t s each. All ativer7
ti....nents ovor 3 lines, foe/Abort petiods, charged as d
li It TII .1. :; ‘,\E.' TWO. Tit RA. SIX• TICILVi.
1.1,„," til,, , A, '', 63 • A 8 $1 '25 • $2 25 $3.00
tt
rer lines. ~ so 125 1 '75 2 75' .4 00 - !
Vivi. lines; .1 00 150 .2 00 ' 3.00 500
Six Bane, :'1 25 225 2 1;- 4 00 0 60
i,,,,,, 1 i,,, ~, -d 115 t -'25 270 , 4 80. •i; 00
idgbi Hoes, '1 25 223 2 fi.s . 5 00. •
•. 8
00
Nine'lluoS. 125 ',, 2_' 30 0 550 oon
.tt.a. - - kr lal (IV!: LISTS CArNTED AS A NtiAtt TETE?: LINES.:
nue sinare., 50 000 10 00
l'wo sittareTt_ 221 4 0 5 - 00 900 14 00
I
Tiw ee t iuin.r. 050 10 • 7 '4O .12" 00 18 00
• , 8,00 14 00 '2o 00
?Pow, 's
snares, 450 004
gkiirt.cr col.V: ti 00 -• 9 09 , ..' 'l2 00 19i 00• .30 00
°* Larger Apace for short pqriol is, its poragreeruent.
1. - ,y- Badness Notices. - $l each—aCeompanied with an
advert isemen t,50 cunt:teach. ~. .
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths, 1.0 cents
peril ne bir first I tisertion--subsequen t I vertions, Scents
p. 5 Ilse. Nincy.,rdsarecounted ai a line in advertising.
1.-rCltantr rind others, advertinlng by the ymr, with
cbatl;oF.and a standing advertisement not exceeding 15
11,, will he charged. Including subscription, tl.O 00.
Spare ti, t he atnnun t pf feursgusres,,With elinn..
o- and subscription,, . ..- . ' •
ithout changes. at the rates iesidnated above.
• " advertisements set in larger type than usual will be
c'w tr:...150 per cent advance, on these prices: All cuts
will be charged the same as letter press. -
N,, Trade air ertkements recived, from Advertising
AlentA abroad. excl.pt at '25 per cent. advanee on these
prices. Uhless.by , speetal agreement, with the publisher.
Marriages 25 cents, each. .Dentbsaecompaniedwith no-
I Ices. 25 cents, witheototices, no charge. •
All notices, excePt those of a religious character and i
for educational purpoies, rilltbe charged j 5 cents for any:
unliber of lines undsr 14t. Over 1,0 lines, 4,conts per Ilop
Additional..
Proceedings of met. Ands not of a general or public char
acter, charged nt 4 crnts per line for each insertion. I
' Co facilitate cab.latious we will state that 329 lines!
t
mitten cid titun.-I , ' lines a balf.cniumn-*-and - 82 lines al
quartet column. .2 52 words malt ea colnmn—,l47o a half!
..tolumn—and 73$ 3 q uarter coltimii. All odd lines over
each square. chargyd at the rate of 4 cents per line, for
one time, and 8 ceritg.p. , r Ilse for three times. .• •
Yearl_y mirerti-era must - confine' their adverthiing' to
their otitu bust no.s. Agencies for others.sale of Real EA:
tate..te.. are tiot laci tided in businessadvertivements
am
..J
r TING, &C.
PAI
'NEW STYLES 'WINDOW SHADES. -
EITST received a large and eleg nt as
•ti ~ ; •tnienl of Window Shatio.t, h..mw mai th;a Lit alit tle•
slaw.. twinkling. (toll llorden.l.Olird. Landscapc cI .Fl(}
ral.ll,.thle elirapt-r than eiter.
ALSO • • • • •
F"l , :mrod, Claxed 3!1.i Parer:Amles. of ercry de
s; ripe l'or Sale Ly • '1 DES.7.IIANNAN.
roan, Ft red , oppo4ee Ephcopal Church...
NV‘ich IL '57 .4
• • .JUST RECEIVED .
Ne'i Styles Paper Ilangings,
30I1DERS, FIRE '
) lloard Prints. Curtain P ~ P 7l , .%
frnlll coal; tn ;CMOS
.101. whiett w. ar.• predetrod tn. • •; ,
put up, at ,port not ire.
llotaSe amyl Sign Painting, park:zing, itc.
Stlino4,_and•Einntolled French and Am i erlran double
thick, - -Chrystal:l4lmet aud i agte Wass, furnished to or
All orders prcimptly Plembid In.
• Mt:IHW A:TIOWEN,.
Centre street, 2 doors a bore American House....
March 21,'57.• • 12-tr
EDUCATIONAL.
PIANO TEAL NC. •
Meyer, (Jig:mist, res instrue- !. 4 7":"`" 1 !
;,"-
. tiun on the Pi:1130 For e and 31elode- ;
on, in Potiarille tfrol neighborinir towns. '
Termx owlerult. Apply at his office. second. door below
tba1.641 , 61t.e." Pottsville . p uffy Fr, 't7
W.ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
r 'Wilmington, Deltivrorq: '
TNSTITUTION, chartered
• ' eolleicinte .iowersti grant diplomas and
col .1- ‘1.141-1.4.4, Is desimied. to meat he demauds of Lib
eyed Female Eitlncation. •
- No expense has leen'sparod ItO make it a First Cm
inititetem. •
A FULL :BOARD OF INSTRUCTION rf.giliarly
4 , mploykl. mr,ordin g s facilities fur 'an extended and thor•
0u4411 education. such no ran oulY be had In, the belt in
;WM r
Collegiate Year coinne!iees SEPTEMOIL Ist,
1837. • • • •
- Catalogue+, may be had .by 10(julring of the Presi
dent. L. C LOOMS, or of the .I , lrianclal ~.Adoit, T. J.
TIPMPSON. '4'57 V 43111
ARCADIAN INSTITUTE:
INs'i•lTtyrioN is located in
_t_ the quiet and retired Tliinge ntdDratigsburg, Pa.,
:Ina b. surrounded by the,nnest 'country scenery to be..
Nut.' In the State:. It is easy of access, being. q thin
tier. mites Of the Philadelphia Anil heading nisiimad, 10
anti from which a stage rune Dyke n d.ty. ".
"the roar, , of studies includes the Usual English
Mathematics, NatitrarSciencett, Greek, Latin.
l'l,l:ll.tiortuan. Drawing and Mtutit-.,
214M3,Ittiteding,Inition, Light Atitl Puel: per session
otitimawl, zio. No extra chat*es hitanibrattelles
1 , ,,(ty Potters to be pant when the. pupil en•
ro.rvider at the rinse, of the SiSPierft.
ho tt hire ,o!islotropens on November 24,1857.
tFer Anther information aildross
8:1,1AS SCIINEIPER, A. M., Principal.
42-3 t
OetOrt 17,'G7
INsuRkNCE.
MINEES' LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO,,
Pottsville, Penna.
(7.1 I' Int L, 100,000—CH 'TER PERPETUAL.
r i riftS Company, chartered b' the
~- I ...ll.islitture of roinsylcania, with a capital of One
I 110,0 • Th "Iv , an Dollars, now fully 'organcred, and
c,nunienced Intqinfis. The Company Is prepared to
moneys and .other pro artyin trust, and allow
interest on all moneys deposited In trust, at the rate 'of
lie per cent. per annum: principal and interest paphle.
401 demand. Foi,rates of Premium. on Life Insurance, t,
a... the printed7ables supplied at the office of the Con.
piny, Centre. qtitaci, ruttsvillo, three doors /tenni of the
I.l . c,hange*l.lnfel. JACOB lIUNTZINGEItijr., Presl r •
li"Em.iotnx KLtxr., Skretary'uncl Treasurer.
• April 1, • - • . 13 II
._ .. . ... . ...
- ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPANY.
' . .kuflitorLzed icatoltal, 5400i000.
r itiftwrl t Ert PERPETUNI,--1)fIi e
ki N. 91 11 ainut street. between Third and Fou t
streets, 1'1,114 , 114 phis. This cninpaily will iustneagal X
lue.' or itmlut4r.loy Fire. Bui1 , 11!ogs. Furnituie, and 3 e
ehatitlize prholiy. Also 31muse INeURANCE, 011 Vehi.tlll
Cdrgops and l •ights. I NUM , ANSCILANCE t0'51.1 part? 0
-the Union. • , nunnurosia :
' , D. Luther, • Dax is Pierson,
Lewis Ind nried, ' Josepii, Maxfield:
Peter El!yr.,. . ' fir. Lien. N. Eckert,
• 1 John K. 11l efilston, .P... Hammett,
Samuel 11. (othertuel., !II •
m. F. Demo, . •
o • '
A l b.,.
U. lArci mit, Prenden
. .
Alit. F., itx • .r. PresNr 01.1 • • •
W. M. - ,. .3: ii h. 8 Trelar y . • .'• .
/1,7-1 . .11,1{: itro .1”,, ,f d..,91 Arprrinted a..:ent frr 111
0, ,ut• 1'...11101l ty dli S.,linylhill county, to whom per , n
.1 .-ii ill 'Z ill•yri le, r:01 :Illitly. ,:
f an• - :it 14-1 • 1-
STATE .tauruAL INSURANCE COMPANY
~ 4 1 0 tArr ~ i . AN N 0:t 1; STATE:VIE
5 . • . .I:tv )5. 1.'54: • •
.k,,t-. Alay IN. 1 , .5...
. .
C',,lt c,r‘guilitm , rill InterP'si ret ,, lV . ."
'l , l th.; Part 2, oaronutual depart- •
m.o. . 1 . . - , • . i i.101.04S 22
001: 10.1.1,31,!, , in same, ' • • '.:1.1117 04
0441 1.!t., , aki11111,4. No •kl. , , , pann'.l. ;0.212 20 I).
•...
, . .
_ .
•
•
mutual. dep.trtilloit.l n 1,54 w,
4 . 4 $10,41:, ' '27,'431 tet
,
1:-n.1, mrtgagor, stock and 'Mho , . : •
-t-..,, idea, , . -I • 173,135 72
I:illir,...lvhbllp', -'. •• 167,00S 81.1
C.,..t0 on band and In
. bauip of
,:Lnis, • "
1 • 18.55 8. 58 •
379,704 1G
. . ..
1 , ,,r Fire or Inland Insurance'. nvply
. .101INSTON.
2S•ly .
MIME
• • • INDEMNITY.' •
rrE, Franklin- Fire Ensu ance Coin-.
,v. of hilt4elphl.. , 1.)111o,Nti,16:1134 ateKtnat
hpar
.. .
• PUIS?,`TOP"'
Charles NAlaurker, . • ~.i (Isom) M'Atichards,
T 1 61111. S 11:111. ' i Mordecai i Lewis,
. Tol , i.t.+ \Vaguer; i Atlotphip E. Boric., '
• Smo'n4 13 rau I . • I Ditid 4 prows. '
•
,ho-.b It. ff milli, 1 Morris itattermon, •
. 1 ;olttilitt;• in to .ilt: inpai ran re. perrionsast or limited on
esery d.,-ription of property.)n town and .country, La ..
r.t.,,1,.s low as are ronsisteitt viii h. security. '
i \
o' '! , n‘l.Thy h - . 1 r,e,rred ia ler4a CO itingent Fund,
W;11,11. alit'. Mei r V.,j,11:11 nett Premiums, safely itryeated,
off 4' l ~o Pie Pr , t.:t ion fit the innired. • Since their in
. c )ril I.lii-P/1. a period of 14 Yftahi.Pley bare paid upwards
of one of illom. hea I, o.lrrze 4'1414.111,1 &Wars, loswor by
fire, t trer.diy .1 1 Do'dllo', ecidenvo of the rorronto,qcs of It.
F UPI n , o, on w ell es the ability, and. lir-position to ineet
still, prompt /11,S, all llalillities. -
CII Ad. ti. lIA Nett IM, Presi , lcnt.
Ca td...11.110.VVKM.. SeerelPry.
• The sairseriher hacheen appointed agent 'for Übe shore
mentioned ins& I tut lon. a iol iii now prepared to make ill- •
serene°, on armory description of property. at the lowest
. A:014:11 11131 , ..51.:L, Arent.
'..:te;llle. Jan. 11'.1g1 j• 2-If
__
' • LIFE INSITEANCE....
i. lIIIE (; irard Li forinsura nee, annuity 1
. ‘':, I Tried. Comp:any ftt: Philadelphia: Office : No. 1
- !‘ a ...Jut et root, • the first idour East of the Custom-1
I• INT II; pl , ,o4)—(ll.4RTElt PERPETUAL.
. twairnct.t, wt. lives on. the most Liver
•
• , • r1 ••,1 •11• id up ahd forested. togetber
"' .40 , 01 v liter.4:l4lng re t errei fund, offers
, , •;trity trr ti. I i rind.• ;'
P' , 4 1, 4 , •+•• fealtY; littlf7ToarlY, or
• "I':i
," '; : ', 3 i''"'lll Thnui p..rlndlcally to the hnouran
"'"'" It , r) p s prlated.ln • Decenther l
I ale,/ f!t,tx- 11 , rin, let DeKnunher. / 449 , / 44999 "
I I it
.; • t qrety $l.OOO Innured under.
nut 6 le7.?•t.lnz , . nuitrhieh-nlll be.tonld
• .11
I:
,;aite.htaloadnfsi.t+ooorlltin
li
.• • t lemunt slgl7 50;the next
"• l '2 / -1 "vrY . ifl.ooo . ; the idhero"ln the
!!-! r 1 Iln•t to i lhe amount and time of
• • ..4.1:111 111:04e an nveraa!rof tnnetithan
I.r.quitints paid ? willamt Increas
u firrittiUurt
'rh , ,n'is r: Icl Tway, --..
' -:—..--
..) Jelin A. temwe,
rta on )): is. D. I lAnper.
... , .1. 1.1. v ',tins,
I
I
', Mveleri,..k.- Breen,
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~.:19',..11. 1: "•rieeiverl'aber,
.1•...11) T',4•44r. .14111U It. Lltleirr,
14, 4 , ,,,,; P. James, ; r 1 V hairton beetle,
1 ,; , 1 ".-11 1 T. Bailey . i . John .It. Slark.•
te,.; ` ,7,'" 1-1 . - outelnle% t ntile of esteemed ex planet Inn&
nk th ,
,Z1 ,1 1 , 1t lee evil furtlier Inforinef fon an INI Itad
. 7,, , t j ItLIVICAY, 'Presldeut,
It. AMER. itet r ii i n if ry. ) 7; ‘ ,
1
In i,i,',!; ,,, riber is *rent fur t he %Wye Ctempany
jive 0,411143,,nety. and will effect Insurances, red
• h .'''.eary iefonnetyeil on thi eUbfret. "°
14115.1044. lfrlv
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ÜBLISHED! E
XXXIII.
. .
isenunts sel in laver type. than '4=4 via' be
r ant. ailranee on our regular ei:2les. '
! -
eiV`Airtr
plinTl Erfi
J.,
7 and 8
. A. &: S. ALL;
South Wharves, Philadelphia,
LERS IN OILS.
•234 y,
Juno 6, '5
ii sl °ltal.: - mum 1
d i obsoN & KEAN
1 k ti S. Wharves, philaba.,
I. mmission Merchants, era Dealers in
1
AND'SPERM OIL POH MINING
MECHANICAL PURPOSES: '
H
Nos; 5 .
General I
'MALE
1. W. POMEROY*.
DULIMS II ;
, SOAP, CANDLES, &c.
110 ; South' Water street, below
!ti Philadelphia! !
, !
-Elephant, Whale, Tanners' And ulashineri
1,...p0rm and Adamantine Candles.
..- Samuel T. Miller Salesman.
7 4. 3, Jiiiiio l 7 6, '57
14C - O.
Mar.
Sperm, IA
:333 iCIXTISMEII\II9S
OF .
MULL COUNTY,
L SAYE 'MONEY
BY PURCHASING ,
SC :
vifl
INA 4!1,o
ALE & MITCHELL,
TYN
Chestnut St., above Seventh,
PHILADELPHIA.
,1 • ,
r & 111vrcturct Import the greatest teqiety of
I
BEAUTIFULIVARES,I
g will sell in quantities to ma tt, the 'ante of
I - I
AILMER AND CITIZEN, I
• • AT
OLESALE PRICES.
,erl2, '5l
whirls lb
the
..„ [SIAMISONI , I 31 1 3 M
'looltE.] , IJOIIII W. WILLIAMS.
• I ,
, ORE & WILLIAMS,
t ill
, • Commission Pitlirohfultsi:
AND DEALERS IN . 1 . 1
3 INERS' ,SUPPLIES,
No. 0 S. Water street, Philadelphia.
1
The EU. 'scriber having been associated 'with the coal
trade an mining operation! , generally, fil Eeverhl years,
are prep. ed to supply orders tor all :wide es coritingent
to minin ' purposes et the lowest rates, with- care and
despatch Our stock comprises the following articles:
Oils— rm, ' Ea:Ay Lamp, Thorniey's celebrated
la r, Fuses, • Gina Belting,
lephant; Blinding Paper, Washers,'
leeched, Slope Chains, Packing, •
I asked, Hopes, all sizes, lima. •. •
''. rd, • Pulleys, • • Dlaspng ani
I ben. . Wicking, Powders,
revising, Wire Rope r. ". Soap;
•
need. Tar and pitclie Candles, &c,
'
4 - 15 liSr A
k D. A. k Allen, Charles 11
thermel.Fort.;and Jobn Thornily, }lag!
llon. W. Donaldson , Don. C. Wi Pit
r. Esq., D.' P. Drown, Esq., and L. P. I
!Mlle; Wm. Dellaven, Esq., blinerwvl
ler. Ashland. (January 17. 'p7 l 4
lloilnyson
Co., g. iG
adelpbin
IV.Snvd.
J.J.-Con
Fire & Ma
URANCE COMP L A
t o.
• -
Sillymares Banding, Nah l anto
rs above Centre st., Pottsville, P
TAL AUTHORIZED BY L
$200.000.1
ARTER PERPETUAI
I—i
ninp:Ln i oldalnedltaa,hartor at tne last ;
H4dslatu o of Pennaylvanla, and , fs now
nd prepared to lamue Polleleei atr• liber •
nd Inland risks, on Public and IPrleite,
!hare, Stooks of Goods and Marchand'
This t
of the I
ganlz d 4
on Ylre'l
Ings,Ftti
IS Inds.
Also , 1
ranee o .
aloe on I
thnote.
promptl
the tub
• 1,
Coal Breakers nod 'Machinery; Iran
Canal Boats and Barites. by Canals and
argoes of Coal to Philadelphia, :Few Y ,
•c. This Company gunrantees to adjust
. and thereby hope to merit the patr
ic.
Directors: . I
T. SILLY - MAN. , , .1., 11. ADA3C ,
M MORTIMER.,3r.' 301131 D. DEIBE IT.
lIIINTZINGER, .Ir. JOll3l. 11E.N11111 • KS, 1 y., .
LAUER, .
, 1 ITU. •
~..
J. E °RAW,
11.11. 111JNTZINQE11.
31. I'AL3IER, . . OEOIIOE4. il MIR
• SAMUEL, SILLYM AN, l'rel
SMITU. Secretary and General'A'pent. I
.111e..lanuarv,1. '57 ' 14-
TRANSPORTATION-.
W 11.1.1
J ACnIJ
GEORG'
W. F. S .
ItOllEl
~I3C7~~'YLS
COMMODATIQN LINE.
E UNDIASIGNED KAVING
ado arrangeffients in conjoneilin with, Philip
ift. R 1
eading. l'a.. to'run a rr.imiir lino or Boats
"PHILADELPHIA TO READENtrAPID
POTTSVILLE,
inter'mediale points, we are n p w prepared to
ig , 1348 for all the above places, and our utmost
n mill be given to ship goOds with Promptness
patch. •
elrtt a share of patronage from
'who may may have goods to terward
ountry. ‘lnsi
p«
ry.
brig
FILO 4,
And al
reeeiv
attentl
and d
Wa
others.
or the
icikvrelliesr &
No. a North Wham, brio Vim
AGENTS:
J. lirra, Philadelphia. 7%.
PHILIP ALBRIIIIIT,
Alltrris A 8a0.,. rob
~`' `•
Mu!
barge for the ueo of CARS And fe
. Coal carried on„the Schuylkill .
❑o6F, until further notice: t
:•
Rbohorken,
month Dam,.
breport.,
ristown.
Kennedy,
ey Forge. ' .
•limee Dam, +
tj'rovidetme . ,
nixeille. • '
do Ford.
M4wti Landing,
t
;borough,
*ding,
1180 R,
ravine,
burg,
• loburkt Landlng,";•
I'o I It I
$
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• Ph
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No
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" Pa
Po
F ph
" I.to'
5. - S h 57,26
tiara, wilt be per ton or •2•40.1te
ore for waste, as lOUS and no cl
••-five cents per ton will be 'nada 11
By order of the Manager', " ,1
ph 21,'57, 12-]
iarA & REARING R
ME' of the Philada.
tee of PC : right andlolls on Coal'
mpauy,,, will lie :us follows, from 1
urther notirtl:
.To RI , tunond,
"l' ladelphia,
" In. lined Wane,
" NI ettorn,
"O. wantown R. Re.;
" Yu la of,Schurikilir
" 31 • ayunk,
" Sp ing 311111 s•
"Co • reholiocken and Ply
4uth Railroad.
" fa nt2o's aull Pottle and'.
J in..-re, ' i
" N riatowriorllrldgeport.
" l' t Kennedy,
4, V ley Forge ? • . .I
. P neuPt OM, ... • 1
" It p ex Yard.
" V. tstown... .
" li; wrh‘srille, .1
. I' leling. '
•• n tween 'towing an d!
li
rsTlllO.
" % hrse.l4, • I
" I •• intarg,
1 II I. Irigsl.urg
i4ii of iin; limtnl
rh .2.1 W. 11.. ;c l l,ll
'WETS OF FR RIGHT ON ittEllellti:
and AF'rElt NlAltet! Ra
otil farther notice . the following il
4 charged per 100 pounds:
.1
♦F,TICLES OF FREIGHT'
.C4nfectionery, Disoirs.Carper.,
Cl,Tarr, Fresh Itlimts Fish. almek.
Than. Utilise. Coppers Egipt..CsrJ
wart..o ri nded.tiea.o Forvrkii,lleto
Hardware, Hides. Ifonow•srlinN,
her. alsellinory,Otsters.ollsAsodss.l
• •
.Coffee.Grallo.rar Iron. Lead.
•s.Nallo. SpDone. Itlre, Salt, Prov 4 ll
ejtagnr.
s,rire TMrka. 0 wino. 311 U Stones,
h and ¶tar. Salt, Scrap Iro*Tlinber
Lumber. &e., ' 4 •
Cake, Cord Wood, Cdayi drawl,
Iron .Ontk, Limestone, Illoduro, Pitt
it Mader, glate,3lolt Llnurr
per barrel,
21, '67
CottLl J
Ma I
limo
Pit
Brick ,
I
I
non 117
. •
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YOU TO PIERCE TOE BOWELS OF TUE win!, ASO DIG OUT FROM illE 1 64TErt--" OF'EMITAISIIIIETA.LE willow WILL GIVE STJIUGTII TO OUR HANDS A.ED:EIOI.IEGT ALI: EATIOLGTO Ot r jE USE AND iliEllar..-.A., Air i johigatht. - 4 - ' -
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RETERUSCV3
liner .t
1., Phila
. n, Geo.
'Brooke.
le; end
Session
fully on
rates,
Build
lie of all
'd Insn
ravers;
.rk. Bai
n los , es
na e of
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:tilts and
st Eection
CO.
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4th, IM7.
L 6 on An-
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( 37
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five per et.
lest than
ay Alatance.
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Prudent.
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Est, 1857,
des of Prright
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30 .15
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28% l 4
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MEDICINAL
ET the '14 ; orld: know that
gni* 6, - /tan.'has crisply
protidni • arratint .Aaents rn the .Vegdable
pr Botanical Kingdom, without the use of Dag:Uric' i 4
Mineral lidsons!!
Dit,- D. S. SPIIIVSL•OfiIee In at the corner et Centre
and East Market Strcett, Com:Math:in and
Ndvica gnat*. [August 1,'67 31-1 y
CHAS. Mr. ,RPTING,
Wholesale and Retail
3Draniciglart aaa,ct Ohemist.
8. E. Corner Centre and Norwegian fits.,
•. (Opprutite Nurtiuter'a Hotel,)
!,POVI'SVILLE t PENN A..
MARVIYACTURER AND SOLE PROPRIETaII OP •
Eptintes Pectoral Mixture. '
•
EPTING'S PECTORAL' MIXTURE cures Oeughs..
"Irrilsas pECTorsAL MIXTURE cures Influenza.
EPTINGPS PECTORAL 3tIXTURE, cures Breadline.
EPTIRO'S PECTORAL MlXTURE'eures Sore Throats.
EPTIEG'S PECTORAL MIXTUREwiII relieve consureP•
" the patient in advanced stages of the dime°.
EPTINGI PEL7PORAL * MIXTURE sold by Jtcon Y.. Bur
man, Ashland.
EPTIN(PS - PECTORAL MIXTURE sold 1.9 ) J. :11.c4.Az
- Emma, Mineritvlllo. • .
EPTIMPS PECTORAL MIXTURE sold byWaL &Runs,
,
tiebuylklil Herm.
-E PIING'S PECTORAL MIXTURE sold by all drucglats
generally throughout the county.
October 'IA, '57 43.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia, •
A bemersisnt Institution, establistst by /pedal' endowment
fur the retie/ of the aid: and distresseel,offiieltent
with Virulent and Epidemic diseases. •
TH HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
In view of the awful destruction of human life,
(mused bi le Sexnal diseases, and the deceptions practiced
upon the unhwturrato victiuks of mph iseases by Quacks,
several years ago directed their C,onsult big Surgeon, as
a CHARITABLE ACT worthy ottheir rnne t - to open a
Dispensary for the treatment of this class ordiscases,
in all their forms.and to give MEDICAL ADVICEGRA
TIS; to all who apply by letter, with a.; description of
their condition, (age,,bccupation, habits of life. Ac.,) and
In axes of extreme plirerty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FRHE OF CHARGE. 'lt la needless to add that the As•
sochtUon commands the highest Medical Skill of theage,
andrwilllurnistr the tricot approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on it review of the past, feel assured
that ; their labors in this sphere of benevolenteffort,haee
been of treat benefit to the afflicted, especially to the
young, and they have resolved to devote themselses,
with reneweWseal, to this very ithpOrtant bat much des
pised cause. . „ .
Just Published by the Association, a Report on Epee
matorrhcea,or Seminal- Weakness. and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs. by the Comiulting Surgeon which
YAWN, sent by mail. (In a sealed enwelope,)FitkE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for-postage.
Address. for Report or treatment, Dr. tIItOIUIE R.
,CAbiIOIIN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. g South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Dy ordtir of the Directors. EZRA D. IIEARTWELL.
Geo. Funcrutn,Sterdary. l'resident.
Oet.:t.'s7 • . 7 _ 4U:ty
99999999999
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW. '
READ„ THIS-OLD AND YOUNG!
PROFESSOR .iVOOD'4'
NAB RESTORATIVE;.;'
Is, pm doubt, the :host wonderful discsivery of this age of
progress, for It'will restore, permanently, gray hair to tie
original color, coves the head of the bald with a most
luxuriant growth. remove at once all dandruff and itch
ipg, eure•all scrafola, 'and other cutaneous eruptions,
retch as scald head. etc. it will cure, as if by magic,
nervous or.pyriodiral headache; make the hair soft, glen.
sy. And wavy. and prairve the color perfectly, and the
• hair from falling, fo extreme old age: • -
The following I. front a distinguished member of the
medical proferdlon: ' . •
Sr. PACE, January; 1;1855,
PROFESSOR 0. J. WOOD—
Dem: Sim—Unsolicited. I send you this certificate.--
After being nearly bald for along time,atid having tried
all the hair restoratives extrint, and having no faith in
any. I mai:lnduced. on hearing of yours to give It a trial.
'I placed myself in the hand* of a barber, and bad my
head rubbed with a good still brush, and the Restore,
tire thou applied and well rubbed In, till the scalp was
a-low This I repeated every morning, and in three
, weeks the yonng hair appeared and grew rapidly from.
August last till the present time, and is now' thick, black
and strong —soft grid pleasant •to the touch; wkereas,
before, it was harsh and wiry, what little there was of It,
and - that little was disappearing very rapidly. I still
We your Restorative about twice a week, and shall soon
have a gond and perfect, crop of hair. Now, I Iza. read' '
of these things—and Who has not? but have not seen
hitherto any case where any person's hair was really
benefited by any of the hair tonic, fie., of the day: and.
It really gives me pleasure to record the result of my ex-.
perionce. I have recommended your preparation to
others, and It - already has a large and general sale
throughout the Territory. The people here know its of
frets, and MOT confidence in . it. Tire supply you Sent
ns, as wholegale Agentrt for the Territory, is, nearly ex
hausted, and daily Inquiries are made for It. ;Yon de
serve credit for your diseovery; and I,' for one. return
yen my thanks tor the.beuelit it has dt - lho me; •fer I cots
talnly bad despaired long ago of evereffecting'any such
revolt. Yours, hastily.
.3.. W. BOND,,
• Firm of Bond & Kelley, Draggiste, St. Paul.
• .
I [Frau! the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser.] -
ROSTON, 27 School Street, March 20.1855.
. 'Dun Sun :—llaving become prematurely quite gray, I
was induced, some six weeks' Place. •to make a trial of
your Restorative? I have used less than two bottles, but
the gray hairs have all disappeinxi ; and although my
hair has not fully attained-its original 'color,yet_ the
process of change is gradually gobs. on, awl, I am in
great hopes that in A abort Onto my hair AB dark
.as formerly. I 'have Alen beau much gratified at the
healthy moisture And vigor of the hair, which before
was hars,h and dry, and it has ceased to come out as lot , '
tuerly. . , Respectfully yours. ,
D. Cr id. RUPP.
Professor Wood.
• . • Car.t.n.s. Illinois, June 19:1855. •
I have used Professor Wood's Bair Restorative, and
Nave ndfrdred its wonderful effect. My hair was (worn.
log. so I thoucbt, prematurely gray, but by tbh use of
his "itestorstive,'!ithaS resumed its original color, and
I ,have no doubt, perimmintly so ;
- SIPNBY BREESE,
Ex-Eenetor hatted ' Stites.
,'O. 3. WOOD & CO., Propriotois..3l2 Broadway, N. T.,
and 114 Market street, St,lmia; Missouri .
ISold In Pottsville by J.C:C. Tlighes. P. Sanderson and
henry Saylor; Tamaqua—E. J. Fry; Sebnylkill Haven—
Dr. E. Chichester, and by all rnimetabla Druggists every.
where. Feb. 21. !ST
Important Discovery.
CONSUMPTION,
DIEEASES Or TBIIOI3/3 AND THROAT
RE positively curable by
which conveys the remedies to the cavities in the
lunge through the air passages. and coming in di reet COO
tact with the disease, neutralizes the tithercular, matter,
allays the cough, inures a free and easy expectoration,
beats the lunge, purifies the blood, imparts renewed vi
tality to the rairVOUN system, giving that toneand ;nee- .
.gy Fa indispensable for the restoration of health." To he
able to state .cenfidently that Consumption le curable
by inhalation, is to me a source of unalloyed pleasure.
It Is no much under theventrol of medical treatment as
any ot her' foddidable disease: ninety out of every hun
dred caret/scan be cured in the first stages, and fifty per,
cent. in the emend; but in the third nage it is imposz
Bible to save more than five per cent., for the lungs are
au Out up by the disease as todefiance tomedical
Phil). Even, however, in lb -tiNgeft. ightlation of
extraordinary relief I. .o.ering-attending
this-fearful scourge, which annually destroys ninety
five thousand peening in the United States alone; and a
correct calculation shows that of the present population
of the earth: eighty telifloes are destined to till the
Consumptive's grave.
Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so fatal as
consumption. In all ages it hen been.the great enemy
' of Ire, for it spares neither age nor sox, hut preens off
alike tht , brave, the beautiful; the graceful. and the
gifted. ily the help of that Supreme tieing, from whore
enmeth evyr3t good and perfect gift, I am enabled to offer
to the affted a permanent and speedy cure in' Con
eumption. The drat cause of tuberelee Is from impure
bleed, and the immediate effect. produced by the do
.
Position In the lungs, is to prevent the free admix-inn
of air Into the air rolls; which =mesa weakened viten
'ty through the entire system. Then meaty II lx more
rational to expect greater good from medicines entering
the cavities of the hullo than front those administered
through the stomach:, the dent will' always find the
lungs free and the breathin.• easy after inhaling nerne
dies. Thus. inhalation p *local remedy, esit
acts constitutionally, and with more power and certain
ty than remedies administered by she stomaels„ To
prove the powerful and direct influence of this mode-of
a dmlttiPt ration. chlonnforminhaled will entirely destroy
sensibilety, in a few minutes, tarnlyzing the entire Dv
. roes syetem, se' that a limb may be amputated without
' the ellghtest pain; inhaling the ordinary burning gas
k lii destroy life in atom hours.
The inhalation of ammonia .will rouge the system'
when Minting or apparently dead. The odor of ninny
of the medicines Ia perwptible in the skin a few min
. Mee after being inknied.and may be immediately detect
',.4l In the blood, A convincing proof of the coigne
tinted arcane( inhalation, le Ire fact that sicknees 'is
always produced by breathing foul sir. le not this pest
tire evidence that prbper remedies, carefully prepared ,
and judiciously administered through the lunge, should
prcdnee the happiest melte Dialog eighteen years'
practice, many thetunelde,j lufferiug from diseases of
the lunge and threat;hnee been under-my care, and
'here effected many remarkable cures, even after the
=dere, s had been primouitc'ed in the last steppe; which'
• telly satisfies roe tbat ernieumptien in ne longer a fatal'
disease. 'My treatment of mmanutption iseriginsi, end
founded on lung experienee and a thorough
investiga-
Mon. My ptrfeetacqttalutance with the nature of tn.
berries; at., enables toe to disti nerdsh, readily, the _ea
rlo-na fermi of disease that dui elute loneumption, and
apply.the proper remedies rarely being valet-Ikea even
•in a single rase. This, Inmillarity in connection with
certain pet hologieni and microseopic direeveries. enables
me to ndleve tbe,lungs from the effeete of contracted
'theft; to enlarge the chest. purify the blond; impart to
It renewed vitality, gi ring energy and tone to the entire
system,..
Stedielneforlf l lull direct lone rent to any part of the
United Slates and Conform; by patients communicating
their symptems by letter. Tint the care would be more.
'certain if the patient should pay Mt a visit, which would
give me an opportunity-to examine the lobes and ena-
Irle me le - prescribe with wilds greater certainty, and
' then the cure could he effected without my ateinr
patient'o.lff. RAHAM,
Offfee,ll • .81 Faired abut, .(aid Ira. 10111 -
Arf
Jane 2I IT March 21 .ter-'412.•
I SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 185 i.
MANUFACTURES.
PORT CARBON SHOVEL FACTORY.
Charles timitti, Proprietor.
Allbiaisofooalstovels,spades'
coalriddles,ft.
The patronage of the public la marine tfully solicited.
January 10, 't,7 , . 241
WATER METRES.
THE Subscriber havihg been author-
Iced by the manufacturers of Water Metres, will
supply all orders left with them, at their prkee. •
M. XARDIXT k SOM.
Pottsville. Ansat..lo, '56
._.
, 'Aill'AtilsselflifEtitl, -- i - 8 . 1 .12ve51 - 1!
. attention of Orator and others to their superior .
H
ert ele of coal and sand sherd& Morels made to order,
either extra henry or ltibt, as may be desired: Works
in Coal street.` J. & J. SP AIMS.
• Pot Iseille,..A signet ft,•7 • • 32.6 ms
THATCHER'S
Double Aotlint . ForOng and Duman Ping*
rpHESE•Pump, frorti expOichce,are
acknowlodged to be superior to any in use. They
are also cheip and durable. For pale by C. C. CARTER,
rinTirtft of The Right for &Ameba/ cotraty.
••, Pottrrille. hovember '56 46-ly-
WILLIAMSPCL I FLIpL e ANING MILL,
- - -
Sunbury & Erie Railroad and the Canal,
(Opposite the Furnace. Williamsport, Penna.)
GEO. S. BANGER & CO., Whole
sale and Retail Deafen. and Manufacturers of white
and yellow pine flooring boanls,sash, doors, id indss slut
eta, siding, woad mouldings, te. Jig and scroll rowin g,
fancy abd plain. All descriptions of turning and planing
done with promptness, and in the best manner.
Feb. 7. '57 - •'
EXTENSIVE MARBLE YARD_.
AI t.
Is t
~ Pottsvtlle, pit.
for HE subscriber is prepared,.at his old
. :Atand, to furnish all kinds of materials in his line,
for nildinz purpoilee—pialn and ornamental. Ifs he
rites particular attention to the tiambStnaesind Monu
ments °This mannfactuor. They ran be had in every
variety of style, and will compare &Tenably, to beauty
and finish, with any obtained elsewhere. and are offered
at cheaper rates.l . itiliN T. LANG.
June 6. '67- -,. • 23-1 y
NEWAIPHOLSTERERIioni the City.
Ttp.l...Subscriblar would ,most ,respecti ,
fully Inform,the t 'habitants of Pottsville aftd• A
y, that htbar_corm. mead - Ma bilelner-e on. Centre
WI Area, apposite lie. rY Oreerang's Fur- A ...ma.
' • nitrite Ware 'Room*, where he it pre
pared to reoeire all o. dere in the Op- u
holstering line. N. B.—Old work. re- '''" w"'
paired at the shortest notice. MI orders thankfully•rer
mired and promptly attended to. tIEO. BERNE:T.
ItOrestx—licsur qrxestso, C. F. Boer/sm.
. _August 1. '57 • i • 91-3m* • '',
VULCANIZED RUBBER HOSE,
11,r Hydrants, Loecanf.lives, fire Engines, and other Fur-
J ow. •
ITHIS HOSE has • great' advantages
.
over leather, as It needs no oiling, Is perfectly
t g it, will stand a very high degree of heat without In
jury, and is not affected by Ile severest cold. It can be
had of any she from 3.4 Inch to 8 Inches inside dhme
ter—larger sizes hada mentor.: Also, Couplings, Branch
Pipes, &c. For sale by 13.11ANNAN• •
•
Pottsville, May 23,%:: , '. 21-
'OCE.
To Coal OperatoN TI
rs maul Schuylkill Cows.
ay:Merchants.
SMOKING TOBACCO, by steam
power--roOlbs a day, at Hamburg. Smoking Tubac
co and Segar Manufactory, on band and ready rut sale.
5/0 barrela sweet stunted smoking Tobareb.•
200.000 Italf.Spanish Supra, •
200,000 Sixes, bpanisit Segura.
100,000 Seed and F..*tm 144.2anc.
Orden; Mani:Fully received and promptly attended to.
Terms easy. . MAUI* ANN MOYER,
' namburg, Barks County. Pa.
Sept. 5, '57
M4UCH CHUNK
Wire Rope Manufactory,
36 1 .1.ssahor .I!Xass arca.,
Manufacturer of-Wire Rope, for Inclined planes, sb,2fts,•
elopes, ke., would inform the public, that be is nos pre
pared to make • •
ALL ALNDE, LENOTHS AND SIZI?.1 'OP PLAT
AND ROVYD ROPE, , •
At the shortest notice, of superior quality, and on the
most liberal terms, at his Wire Rope Factory,
Mauch Chunky Carbon Co., Pa.
Reference mn'bo made to Messrs. E. Al Douglas, N. 1).
Cortright and A. 11..Rroadhead, at Manch Chunk: to N.
Patterson, Summit 11111. to Sharpe, Leisenring h Co., TII.
more, Luzerne county, Pa.. and in fact, nearly all the op
erators in the Region who have been tiring his ropes.
August 8,'67 1 . 82-Iy.
CAItRIACE , FACTORY . REMOVED.
ATHE undoriligned• kespectfully
. brace t la op_portuttityof inhuming
the public that they! hare removed their
extensive Carriage Foclory, from 31auch
Chunk street. where they have been "-almaK"'
since thelato tire, .to their New,- Large and commodious
building, in Morria• Addition, on the old cite. where
they are prepared tot urn out CARRIAGES EQUAL TO
THE HEST IN THE STATE and ready to AccoMmodate
their customers and alt those who may favor them with
their Mitronage. AlLentire new and well selected stock
.of materials and the FUMY old hands will enable them'
to do work whichifielegrmai and durability cannot be
stirpasseri.
They wilt continue to attend to thelusinesahereafter
as before, with detettnination to give general satisfac
tion O
-Ali orders receive prompt attention.
ArT•Repairing done at.the shortest notice.
I' July 18, '57 29-I.y AIIRIOUT A BURKIJARD.
POTTSVILLE
Saddle andliarneaa /manufactory. ;
IIIEREW0^11:. invite your •especial
attention to my very,extensive stock of ReodP,Vade
• rk/Icry. Harrsess;! Coilars. de., embracing the• largest
variety of styles end qualities ever offered for sale in
this county, and itt thrices that will compare favorably
with those of any other house In the trade.
/ 06 4,
Having been, for some years plot,
ti l i 4 :44‘
in the, Val& of purchasing my
Ric' a illatrialexclusire/g for Gala,
L Mid myself stow in the' ossession of advantages from
this canoe not enjoyed by the trade generally, and feel
(lust I can, with corifiderce, solicit the trade of all classes
of dealers; and My;arrangemepta for the coming sea
son's trade are based upon even a larger .crntonnt of busi-'
nem than I hare' hitherto done; yon can therefore rely
upon lidding at my lestabliihment everything that is re
quired in my Ilue.- 1 , _
Orders by teallare respectfully solicited, and the goods
sent warrunted to give.satisfaction, bath as to price and
quality. a i . ' LEFEVER WOMELPORFF.
Opposite E'pitcopa ICA arch, Centre street, Thattille.
3larch 7.1857 ; ' • • . 'lo.ly •
SOLO ON HOOVER.
- Wholesale and Retell
TAEALER in• Stoves, Ranges,
Ifiletiters, Tin ;Ware, Hollow Ware, Bri. tut.
hulls Ware, Crests Ware. French 'Wane, 'and•• l 4."c
Cutlety, Range Boilers, Portable Ranges,Gas • .
Ovens, Summer .Itrnace,..tc., him added --"r
to his former stock of Stoves a variety of new, pat,
tents of Kitcbev• hanges of which ho can give. the
highest recurtmendletion. • •
He calls particular attention to his new style of Hea
ter which ho Is confident will make the host lietner that
has lever been used ,1n this - part of the country, ; also, a
variety of new patterns . of Cooking. Parlor, and Hall
Staves. He calls Particular attentio to hie sheet iron
Parlor Hove, it isan Improvement on the Kistetbach,
which.he is eoutdebt is the ein use. He has
now the largest stock of the above. articles (too nuttier
offs to mention,) ftjat bas ever been offered in. this part
of the country.: Ilh invitee his friends, and customers
to call and ew:Oho for themselves. &Ohl.' '' confident
that he can suit them in quality and price ; he flatters
himself that be lm had much experience in his line of
businees, thereforeihe feels confident that besannot be
surpassedln quality or Ebespness.
Itooting and Spouting and all kind of jobbing
done at the short+ notice.
(bare sired, b deers above ifarkii, seat side, lidterille.
March 21, '57! • , -
TO CARPENTERS AND , BUELDERS.
%arm
• •
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY LUMBER
• ; -min-
MANUFACTURING CONtrelf
11.4. Vi.; on , non,l tbeir- eaten-ire .esta is en t, on
Railroad street, a great quantity of lumber of every kind
and description - , which they can supply to- Operators,
Csrpentera audlluilders, it lower rates than it can be'
bought elsewhere{ They are also ready. to Atipply,
through the meaua oi their extensive I:ousiness. and
la
bor saving machints, manuftetured articles in their line
at a saving of 25 per cent. on former cost.
Their large worickhops have been in rq tees:qui opera
tion for the past year, turning out vastAnautitiers of
Doors, Windomelfrautes,
Sash, Panel Work,
dlottldin6s, . Bed-posts, •
Blinds,{ Bannisters,'
. • • Shatters, . • - -
And rta /ands Of , Ftroard. Paneld and . .. Turned Work,
Which they have tetustantly on hand .. They are ready ,
In execute orders the shortest notice, for any quantity
or quality of Klereill or manufactured stuff.
Dry artettri mitilwea kinds, for bulidinripnr-
Poses. Oak, Maphi, Poillar,,ebair, plank and scantling
hoards; Cherry. 'Walnut, Mahogany, Re., for cabinet
work; White mid Yellow Pine boards for flooring, raw or
made to order; White Pine plank, 3. 234, 2 , 1 14, 1 34 , X"
and %Inch pAnet always ready ; Plan , beams,
scantling, plats, shingles, lath, ceiling lath, pall
rig, re.. re. -. .
od-hills of sawid stuff and everything in their line
'on band or to Ord r at the shrdasi notice,
Pottsville, Mem ' 29 '67
STOVES I iSTOVESII STOVES!!!
AIPiI.OOICREREIRPZ: •
OS of the Stove 1 7,
OEM EH. STlClntit, artbs • , r.
-4
' ST& D. Centre street, Pottsville. 31-11
1 1 PotatiJro
Ara
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Drug Store, is ,tivis 4 y
1 maklug.anangements to sell his ex.
' , Sr:- • ' Moshe iumortment of "
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- STOVES, -
TINWARE,
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HOLLOW-WARE,
At prises beretofdre unparalleled in this region.
The PJllowing a list of the Stoves, togetbei , with
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Wm. Pen u -Ncis. 7, 8;9;10, irith fixtures, from $l7 to
F-3 0 .
VietOr-Nes. 4 and s,,from $l2 to ps.
inhe-Islos. 5,3, 7 and n,.from slodo
Capplete- Noisi 3, 4,6 and OA fr 01149 t O l l7 . :- • .
CantlON or Egt-llos. 2, 2,A and b. „ , • .
nolo Cannon - -Nos . 2.3.4 and 5. , _
$9 •
Stuntoer Damp*, for kitebefue-Nos:2and 3; rim to
$ll. L • • 3
l'arior Surrei.of all ekes, Russia Iron; with Cast Iron
Cylinders. - „ ' • '
Alan, common coal Dockets, at prices ranging &Om 40
cent , to $2. OalTantged Coal itneSeta from $1 to $2 50.
• Stoye Pipe, sold for 0 cents per potind. .fabows I 9 ets.--
extra. Russia ben Pipe, V) cis. per pound. •
The reihmelitt flat or intseclifinenws article* 'rill nun
CiPll:
always be found 40 handset! sold floor or t „ c oo t.
Cm! Pletveli, Pikers. Tom t *AN? • s
era, Fluid, Catophenn and Oil fampe. ll • o _ "P.m') : e ." •
"laCkln fi ' ' Fin).tirlekm" i" gike tsr l TZTM: 4 37t7.7 "
Chl7 -ildem et Yar tvd 91$6 ' t Ito 14 the undr
' 411.0421tt poll! 1 17 • boss Ph"
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itltatt It to thohr edtautsige to Te
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(Original poetry:
lros twe uncut socumy
INICHT,T,3O4OIITS
. •4,11,
; I
WaPt in timcmht I sat miming one beautiful night.l I' ! i
„t! Mist the ears Irma outpouring their mellowing light.
'With no elitud to be seen on the tsee of the dm IT 1 ,
Al it Wind to the Stith stilt US Inminows •Yi... 1;"i. ,
. , _ i :' i
Theaight viol ile Ile:dial! The joyful Earth my !1 r ;
In the sweet Bowery bp of the dfllellt• May: , I 1 , 1 1
Bon weolog the tiktr one within its esobrare_ . j 1
Whilst sighs ailed Ha bosom, rind Washes her lksml.;
I ,II 1
In the distsinci, seen dint) , the based toouithiins itood
ith their blemishing crowned by thedark
wood! • . / • e it I
Like grim wintlnele, ghostly, they rose on my sigfiti-1
bet to guard and protect the faint children of night. ;' 1
... - ; i 1 I
The phantom like Landman* lay stretched out: betrecep;'
In the wlecti haunted gloom of a, wooded demesne,j . r
Froutyrhombasom 1 symphony eonstantly gods, r/ i
As mournfully sweet as a swan's dying notes. - . k 1
• .
• ; -
The ftfirburring breezes in misty fair, i
As softly and gently as felting of ASIS
Bearing on their light wisps delicious perfriMe4
ll:haled froin the hes" oftheldwrets In bloom. I
; '
Afar o'er the scene eases the sound of a lute; , I I
At the Wormers of which my 0141Fel gran mate j i
Whilst a yob-silks a serairs. 1p melody ; drest4 I
Touched.mystiesi chords „my prrovrfal breast.
It died intosilineg..4l(llt rose hall sad clear —1 ! •
Then fainted in murmr, end died on the ear. • 17. .
"Sorer I whispered, an ingelbis left' the pure skies,
And dwelisiapori Earth in some Inuiravi dlsralse.7l
Now broke op my ear the gaiy liner of a
il strusm, ,•
'Ae speckling It homed like rapt thoughts In a dream,—
It murmured, 'itgais Orman! thb oceans my 404; -.
As Heaven above US Ii that of the soul? ' : •11 I •
. 1 1 h
Out welled the'sh rill nntelpf aluns 4 b l Ptrailh 1
At It eireledlits flight o'er a maNhboying nni— • I
And the ''boot an:owT, as it few hr swat, ;
From Its neat . in tlip old.wall, tiliuresttn abdgrey.i
'Sore! the fairies were ditrieirigiith infahthe I'-
'Neath the low arching boughs f the eat& lutzel4 ,
tee—;
Yet my eyes could not aid Theme' Ah t well de I It,
They were jOst made , to talk of but not to be seeri,.
• • • 1 • ,• It
swift, swift, o'er my sight a m ear flew by-1 - Fr'
With erystaline splendor it bhaeoned the : sky.,
'Tess gone In an instant—not iipark lett Whin/
Like a bright vision. entre:min the mind.
I I
then I thought—how like greslinera—whieb lives but a
day, • 1.1 •
Illumines the nation's:that linters away, ' 1.1
Stands forth for a moment, likrl eoinmn :limey •
Then crumbles to dust, midst the ruins of thee.; tt '
..
The trevaddden villige ley , hushed In repose .1 • It o
ly
...cputoden elite ....,. .
Sere the blood chill Ig"delatb Sontr. which sioonvin
Like th m w ail of a spirit =se ve r bec a' lm -
ed . t -
I
1 i
On the soul's hopessUssuming lake of the - damed /
j sI - . ti . ;
It tilled me with terrors, flutastlc and wen , 1
As the &ember-like shriek of the desolate yettr-T i• 1
And I 'tatted aghast, as the angel of death '; ' • j ; .
Floated pest on the air with* Maiden's last tleat- •
'Twas slient=eststetwe teemedfonly a dream I • !. •
A nothingless shadow—a aclnglant gleam— .. , j .. .
1
And a wave In my bMain, with kits dread moisitent,„
Surged over toy spirit, alone! ell alone! , r !I ;
, .
• , 1 ) , -. , , 1 t-,
Alone! hnd the thought, like au arrow of fire; , . f
Pervaded my frame with the speed of desire ;:j: 1;
1 shuddered! and turned for relief to the moon. i
Which was kissing the faaturci of newly bernJu isl
1 ;
alone! No no, n.i-' such' a thing cannot be I , 1 i
Whilst Divinity fills a ll imam:laity! ' t ".. i ~.
For I gazed at the skies, at theaters, on the sod, 1 ! ,
And felt that I stood in the 0111111 Ce of 1:) OD. 1 ••
k 1 .• !
,
I quailed %Meth the thought mad enveloped inyltea,' it
As unworthy to dwell In , the light of his grace,, 1 ;.., '
And throats , to the earth with a torturing nrean,! : ; r Upraised from, the desolate ' region of moan. i , I 'll
~, f
Then l'eried; "Thou Oninicieni, Eternal I A.s; ' I . - 1 t,
-Whose throne to arilmmebed through the tdood Of .tha
Lamb, l i j j II
Condescend, in thine infinite &odour , " andtTusq ', I- i l
To heed an ephemeral 'worm of the dust:" : . I
- 7-•• . 1 : i 1 1
As a starry winged hope through an Eden of, biqtriuyi
Came the footfall of seraph, and rustling of pinnies-1
Whilst a aliver-tened voice, like a illy's breath;
Across the seollan threads of my soul. • . 1 A i • .
1
It whisphered, "0, mortal! repeat! thew! rep ent ! t 1
In the ash crown and robes of the peniteel ;i, 0 -1 '
Firth fedeth away, and the death e7 i reen Wesel I I
O'er the sin-haritated soul, and th e le eof gravest."
- j - 1 , 1 •
•
Then I breed my head tattle titeteetelng gioul .
And mingled my thoughlxvltti the angels e'renti ' I
Till my spirit wee Sieltedi-and Seeded the Or i
~ ' , i.
With the penitenfirlanttitododof or prayer. - 7 1
1 ; .
Now pallid Astarte bediamoned the Ales . ; 1
With the luminous gleam of her duplicate ayes p ! !I
And the ebon enchantment of night paled/swat I 1
BefOre the Imperial. lustre of day. -- i 1 •
Jottx t3Sy
Pottsville, Oetober,l&s7-
531dcl)••
•
Prom the Mee Bench. I': i II
I
Down the IttverrrA t fleittman 9 o Story. , ;
I i
. - e
• wr , '•'!• •
Seventy years ago, I wai a boatman on sa branch,
of the river Loire, my heat (Akin. ;patiengefir
acrossAhe river from -Toiirs, Brbire,7Anglth, 'odd.
neighboring place& I wit the eldest sod 9f ;ts
:Germae count, but though . refusing to ltemply
with ,honest father's wishes\ regardingi
things, I was disinherited; ,and as a man
nothing to do with-.what Providence
subinittOitto the edict filmed from the paternal
castle) of banishment. The cause of disagreetnaiit
it may be propc'r to reveal, or toy :vadat . * Ina"
take meifor a wane character. than I rosily
My good father,very reasonably accord ing , tb
bit notions , and very unreasonably ai•coilding to
.my notions—required' me to tuko to wife the
Froulein Ida Steinfelt Gretchen ? - respOctahle
maidenladrof -about forty, in the tiossessiiin Ot
a tumble doWn castle. a Illy ;copies from ISaiony
the Elbe:; :Unfortunately I did nut bepp , ir .
fancy Fraulioelda, sod Daiwa Laturailly
est, open-hearted fellow, I told his Vordship; my
father, of the stain of my fancies, and rorolved
return for my honesty a itommenl guitltbcr;ced.
tle Steinberg without delay. Welt, Ii did trot 14y ;
this to heart very badlydor sithoughil htikedtfio
Father-land as a matter o't coardo, I was net g oing
to lose my appetite at die prospect of lesiVitig
So I gathered , together rill my little: patrimony,
amounting to-L-really Iklon't know l as. the rev+ ,
lotion of the precise sum is essential to thelunde4-
:landing of my story, and it might roarf Some
people think of me withdess respect it Ii :shoots(
tell them how little it really war. I will proeetil.
So ' I gathered up my little patrirnoby ,And sot
our to seek my fortune. 10f aourse,ll tamed may
stens toward French soil,rand in due time beeania
the proprietor-of the:flourishing boating liil3/(13
in which I was engaged seventy year)
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with 'Modern story.tellecs, give,the.xerAiels;
of DIV Iwo oud'srant - tinelPirfamery,eolletlC.Billt
etiT'S Book and Variety Store. , •i•
January • '
21.107
BY CPAIIA AUGUSTA.
LAWYERS' OFFICE-BASKETS.I
Preserve your Waite Paper..
7ILLO W 13ASKETS of _ vario
elms for preisrelog Waste Paper, vIBI
low Lear pie, to Wee who wilt sere their paper
bongo to our store. For sale by N. BA NAN
CUM PACKINC.! .1 'I I
' I . :'....t-! H.
QUM 'PACKING, Gum Celts, tf9M
i Eingii, Symbols and OthermAlitiber i goodit, fbi *di
44 ' nutseturinir piens, at, the Hardware and Irons Hot
pot. I 'i , /MOIL MIT.:,
"August 1,14 J ': , 131 ,1
•T 7 IIrAIRSANK'S SCALEB ; d
'F
M b
su scnbersi,agents for the Omn
ntheturers, bavejust received a new arttele.eilled
the "Union Counter Sade,"ealeulated tci weigh Main IA
sn Mince to 240 thst lor sale at the York Store. I
l• „ TART/LEY *MON. "
POttnilla APtinatb, lB4s t.
-- r — LE - 611.ARD.FRY & CO". ; •
•
Bankers & Dealers la Ezekaargae .
TAMAQUA, PA. i :
(land
ATTENDED ,T 0
1 1,jand dniftilbr nib on ail the princlial MUM the
* tiptoe. Also; drallster sale on England; Initand,Sooll•
d and Welts. June 111,15,
Z --- I'HOMPSON £ DENCLER.'
hk soraker. mad Dealers la Enshrines;
1„ ; ;.. OpposaeOke Cleerek, fbtradie. Pm; •
1 ,11 :4, CUR N' ,MONEY : and iLandl
go: Warrants bought aid sold. Will stie Add
T losly i Solleetions e f in A trstd p3_thlti . •
et 5 ,'67 "
•
P&T'T SCHOOL SLATES.,
E SLATES ,ale trop the dele
. Lehigh Quarries, the aoltest.ltu Pored ,
United States. The frame, la oral. of one
td oak, bent under IMINOTIJO pressure, belts
neatest and most durablefranamer mgr.
wale or retell by . BENJ. J/# l l , _!tr•
. • •
for is
inK
wftb-ir
Mime,
gem. I
was dart
as sullen .
hreath,, ',..
'ityea ibitz.7..... • ,
errand, tharl4! OILS" •, A. IA
commenced i "61 ON, Agent tot' .! A.
loing way fro gala Tani and Umillera Tholoolli O W '
etoi nuss.No.l24 Peat? and SS l‘st er i
r .7_ thin g wati r ' , " N A)) emcee !oft at the once nf 4*_,l D ",
amp Loire was at ths sebonge tio!sl, tiln Ill , ""' r°
1.4 \
i •- ; Nerertheles be ~ h
s ' - i • . zl i t 4 1 '
Appeared to . t ----t --
l•
know, spud read N ifoIPQRTANT.. '
i IL
tul r°, llo , And, Isofthri Muth !to i eloP. FY
C i mp ro per thing, antko toxisie, 10 ee e4eltrsa d a ,to m
"tarots." o'clock this two hawarable, attf a X33,4 B a
)Ill*Oallt . '1 .a ::, •"',' 4 o 7 i '• YIN. Sa l B . i
, . The, gift, tnst`plferded • j i n yvegjw & uentLax ;,.
iiwei-littli pn.‘protesios, 4 1 - o.:tor. De_„..L......_,..`..F•..
,4lown ansa•beneh,in-tir+ -------- .... - ;, - ,kaa , ,
the pretty feet and talitANIA I a'..Fl."•
TWah , f)
_fecloc* callre-bY vela , w i l l i t a bo li ' ( t d i;
Aram; floe . dift'aT rain amour . I f 'JrAk ok in tt ,,ol4.
—the tributaries of tlirAf4 Ise, at 10 o'clock in
"and the great shigitish one work. ' `W / I• MATt
motion in to fordething44). 81)4421.
Silo) ;o thiiiinitthe XnUi.„ : ; ."4
"ed; aria without luggage, if mikkIWIERTEL! , -
black etitiels which she carried orizeo to 9e,
tarried , , on our journei.iionl. ° "
M' Tepee, Herbst,
-shirt/lope tbitt•tho storm watiAistinstttwitroota
1 i W ed t k13,1 14 ,rc,.. ( re sa i d: ll i ba ., j"-Pe".3;trAYIAVIIN ridiald•
9 comPat"w w " D9 ' r -lir— ' s soui c razit e = a rt
It Illerf ri. " 64 94/0„,,,L„..,„„,,,,,, r—'4114 ‘ 11"4 :,: aL ,, of tile Marini m 1
.loin, • , •'''' '' BUJ. 14.)01AS„
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Teem ; through that : astiness, and thew we :ere
fairly out, epee the bosom of the Loire: . •
• Streeter and stronger grew , the current; it
shook the trail ,boat like; an. egg-shell; the liars -•
became twelessi, the,tilter ; was no longer available,
and to my intense horror I perceived that we were '
being borne with lighteinrlike rapidity oat-to .
fee. Angers ;type:Wed in ,, the distance, through '-
the fiat gathering Night', I sought to bring the
taiat landward, vainly. -gly companion threw ; off
her, cloak'and added her;little strength to, mine,
but it was ell in vain ! The. tortured . boat swept
by the town like a frig - Maned bird; thedull, bleak
night settlandown like s, pall, and the'roar. of the
!winds and waters weeld have appalled the stout
„est heart.- . ; ; • , ,
On we drifted, I Maim Wet whither, the mist rolled .•
,in and bid the Makin 4 gray Volume; and at
?length; after a dreary' hem of sailing through a
'blithk told; the ligbm of Nantes burst °tithe view.
Oh! bow my heart leaped towards the first faint,
:white gleam, seen tilMlyttbrough tke vapors! I
aimed all my airength,!l called All God and Ilea
:ion to aid me, but ;the wild winds laughed' at My
misery, and the Wares mocked and re-echoed my
:agonised cries. •
.; My companion; the girl, crept closer to um, and
'I drew my arm silently around biwweist 0, how
bin the dread extremity 'af life -does the human
;soul long dor companionship I The •girl .did not
shake ate off, she only laid her face upon m) rough,
wet shouider and there wept v ry softly. •
"(!rand died! ate we 'sole. out to, sea 7" she
seamed:l4 haie 'pekoe lewd marily. • ,
1
"We may be sated !” : I w ispered, trying bard
toiteep tip soy owtt centime' y contributing to 1
hers: - I . I- .
(.! She shuddered. ?'" . 'Oh; the cruel tea! It hes
satallowek iii thotarandeland bratill Misaligned I-1-
i Moitsieur;will lon forgtve.
tne for asking you to
come?" ' • ; ' l - T
"Foigivei you?, • Nat, 'Mademoiselle, do -not
,! speak timi—boatirog is Wry business. I am -used
to perils."'.. , • 4• ; •
t ;We were silent for II:mg -tints, sitting . th ere
iiielpiess in the stern of a boat—a strange; man
and.n i strenge weman,t. in the positiOn of tried
friepds ! Ab, it ifloot l a tna,tut experience, which
j goes to make up ii!lifeti e. Even in that boar of
-berrorl felt my soul go;forth toward that girl as
I jovntrd its Snit:lM last, its only legitimate cetin
terpartj I fait that 'ha, was my spirit's mate—
the being designed for Me from the crestiold- , And
.though winds slioald-overwhelm us, waves engulf
us, and death fake .us il.om probation -forever, I
knew that we ihosild be ;together throughout eter
nity ! Though. J. bad tivor_scow_hodhoo, though
the 'weeders of tier natile,was - unknoett t 4 me—
I should recognise her itt heaven ! The thought
gave me comfort. f •'i •• -.. . •
, ! • At last, the long, hen!! 'Well, the thdadaring
of thesurf, the faintness whicitfoll upon me as
p sired me that wo 'Were miring upon the bosom of
.. the . Bey of Biscay. Tha turbid waters beneath
• whose mysterious, surfece so many of the good
unit taus aro lying! , , i
~ - •
Morning daw4d, gniy and pale. •Par, far to .
the east appeared a. blue lift of land.and all around
us billows piled ;upon..Tbe scene wifs
grand.and inagnitlcent tri the' extreme; but
.deso
late and full of herrer, The cold light shone over
tho face of her; who wearied and faint, slept calm
ly upon my shoulder, nlsd oh, what a beautiful
face Wives! "
-Pale and clearohe faintest tinge of rose• upon
either cheek, andiupon the parted lips;. the• eyes
lightly elosed, the wealth of dark, curling hair,
-wet atscitheavy *hit thedfilio2; ah. it was
picture. As if conscious of] the ardent gaze
fixed ‘ apon hor, she
of, °period her ;eyes and looked
upte meet mine. Thera was aishort moment o
mutual uuderstanding, end--than I laid my lips
updp hers; and Guil looked:4°lns 'and scaled our ,
betrothal. •
• ti day long we drirtisd out. Vain• were all of
forte to stay our ionrre; and we went- on, Heaven'
only knew.Whith4. ! I -
..During t6e day lasivied the story of my com
panion. Site was in orphan, pour and destitute,
but : the Sine; of one ofi the noblest of brothers.-.
That-brother ,was in .Act era prison, on a false
charge which it knoeliecessary to particularize,
(there is material enough in this story to make a
etertling tale) add she•atche possessed the neces
sary proofs to free hie. , •
Thu fatal day4-the day ottwhich we were drift
ing so hopelessly on,he was to blip tried fur the
dreadfuterimo stmier ..• ••• •
Igo wonder the devoted sisterhad dared to brave
the wind and itorizi,aral peril of the Loire* to save
him—her only routaintpp, relative from the gal.,
Iowa! But norri l alas! it might be tbo *late—and ,
Incidohy street, youlig-lictrothed, , mohin for a
brather;dying alcondettmed criminal! •
Yet a We loriger—is little .more terrible sus
pease! A sail ih sight:! A blessed white - traii,-y
Looming up against the dim horizon a messenger
of peace. I tore off My coat and raised it for a•
signal. 'I Shouted- until I -fell down from- sheer
weariness, but fbr.a while It seemed that we must
die there upon the broad, lonesome ocean; -Munger
and cold.had alMost frozen our energies, and we
looked at eich tither w,ith.dim Wistfulness, hoping
ever strongly:that the ship *cosh/ see oureignals.
- .Toytal thoughtbleised diontrancer They did
perceive us on pease use ' venial! They 'drew in
and put out a belt, and God be thanked! took
'us on board! , • " I • • • .
' • Thosts'enly "can truly realize happiness who
have passed itaii its Perfect shore's through the
.boiling waters di . ..despair. Even an the darksha
. duw of Death Makes the dews! of Paradisean
gorgiiiist' • ' .
• :To the captain' ofthe vessel we explained With.,
out delay, Our situation,
aid he, with a nobleness
- of heart which 4s his bes6nonument, at once or
' dored the !mini Ito he put about, and the craft
headed fur Nantes. It. might 'not yet be too late,
he told Intild, tb soureiher brother; and she caught
at the pusaibility with the strong tenacity df. wo
man's faith.- ; •• i
• :.IYe reached Hantesiat midnight. I cannot go
into details, bus Prariaois Lam 4, the noble brothel'
Was:saved. The evidincu of luelhaved him from
-an !insets:tinges death, ' . :
. • -
• • • -
:'Sitting one night htt itti hotnhie cottage,
Miles from 'Orli:at:Oath Ineld by my 'side. I
told - her of my )strangely.born loiro, And arkeiher
to -Aare toy fate.Stie did nut say me nay, acid
with the - full et:noir:l;ond approbation-of Franeuia
We were iuricriMt. • -
About a year after oar union, good old
father repenti4 of1:18 ;sternness toward toe, and
in due time a lettna ,antra sines the ep so
i • '
LepoldUtrah,l; Ruth. Kirk
my gaiter W. 9 1. W 'Rhos& & Bon, 1; Henry W. Hisslntor t
•
df:i r.
Dr. Wm: Pooh, l: Solomon Ebreds:l; Levi L. Smith,
li t High k Cralti 1: Web. Ittrek.l: Kaufman t Baum,
1 z! Wm. IlleFarlier, 1: George J. Eckert. 1; J.11.&0.W .
lianateek. 1; Eats Miller, 1 James Jarobon.l 11. &
A. B. Warner, I; Jecob Sehmneker.l; Wm. King,';
V. B. Erimitenberger,,l; R 11.. Company, 1; ILA. Lenin.
2; W. C. &P. Pi Ennantrout.l; linitiseyer; burner t.
CO.,llHion. 1; ,k P. Betdeyane. 1. .
- • -
• - EVANS a. WATSON • .
Have now on Land $OO,OOO pounds of the l abour,
BA&NP, lonia tiny °Or for sate on better tows titan any
Darr nulaityacturer us Me MUM 'sates:
ilay.29, 67, t . 22-1 y
dBEAT
l i g ra • 111111" IT
• •
Demerit's intobrireskAtines The Great Ilahaeat,
Ceres Paw sad •
Beimettfe Embrati4teas The
• Great Ustent.
cant irowid• amt /mew& '
Bessett's I nallat t ailoss Th• Omit Liahaat,
casts Bors ds.
Bepoitesiiimbfo es ead s The Grua Listasat.
ThoMado mad Sore TArsett. . •
Benson's Esabliadditiesss Tb• Groat Liabras,
canes Raessasa sad Nagralgid.
Beimetes RudimitoeWs I Tht Gnu Uldrino.
Beseetea Reibiseatlas t The Great Liaises*.
culT4 Rand.. and as !boa KA 04
Ina'salt And to them saaoyel U this war.
. It espoolaty reemenuttadol,
easett's nedehbellitiemos lie Great Llelmest.
Bang Teel, strooff saelr."Hkf,r, es the. bra Uzi-
Moat that ebb be wog r gb• .1004 t and thoernds
of teoldoeoko oo dl s4O Awn of lb Waits effect@
Arras
- -- •
011e—This perorates for the
Icy fig? ouperhir to o/1 ebe hooped upon the rt
ti r .s. it rower. aid awls/ ertiefe: sod Is as...
o•.
whoa used •To"
• LifiiromitiAgeldeghighlt :I.bandsolpim"ijilfire.k
isiododotlinas.
. hr. To who•sso bald. or e
00,, it Is ionibtabiti; and to Lod"' as.o
,hoingives.S.
it Ili osperyiy rooommeeded.
rietlitetre Eabj.entfoM Th• Om" 0 'Mt:
r: a. 11ra bd..* Qii. fur the bsir, is fsr Ws by
a " . I'lliingses wok, respeetsble Storeketyers 4rery
vbeie- •
snO M•P►~ by S. S.
rainiAcimptsiqCorsirr. Wiissisfyiva, oshorerys.
Jou, 3),'57 tin
h .
Da- DM3.OVISSeklittS HPJIP I..ILLS
RE .. INFALLIBLE in removing
stoppage" Of 14ov:derides of the meow. These
a are nottdrig new; but hare boon sass b$ the Dodo* ,
Ox MO yea* both In Pismo and America, with un-
Peraflearteneeees tn every eare,and be la ofted by many
thesenial Wiles who have newt these. to ineU the Ms
peak, fOr toe oitorlatton of those yawing from any ir
rsasiaritke whatoror in well is • preweettre be those
ladles whine bealltrwiltnot permit as tor-roam of Laud.
iy. Pregnant females, or those ssyyortag iSerossises
so, ars osstlased against using there Pills, a
tonehe Pro.
nitlon,p r t or um ,. Do r i ‘ spVtlllibli it, alter the a admit)!
t IMMO Ibeir saltiness would prevent any top'.
ry to bealtbr othertylse, there Pills srorecomsnaadsd.....
Directions seeorotekt wk_rt.tff i .,;., Fr_n V it i -. fakt whole.
ale and retell by Mile, 3. "" . wm!' and
Cl,* Wogs. fe Ps. . ,
An °rani „,e bt;, address/la to Us above OSUMI
Agent, who will soray tb• ~..tiaa• at lie 101..._
end send the rim ati•—onivouly to
s ti t e nh3o. 37 - 4 ,
their imeloapse b. vvauk . W. lisruut,
sawmill awn , . P011as• '' - '_, ~ .„ .
girfewgioratarat . 1 90011% * OS auk low.itoo•
rottgoilfik, Jim ciel , • . rw,
t 'I ,Y
9:;
MErnCINAL.
lIKOCATIrt:
. ,
. .. L . AN AN'S'
STEAM PIUNTINO OFFICE.'
Havlligiteatiandarite Pteentkiisse ' www lisePeved In
ezeinieJOß ail NOOK PRINTING ofevery Enteriptioat
at the Chiles or tbe Risers' Jamas!, cheaper than It npn
be Enneatanynibereatablishantat is timoottity,.ineh a
I
Reeke k l)teyMele, ' Bills of Ladies' ,
Lair Alders, ' Railroad 7Ve&Ar,
. ' Sand 11116, -- . .- - - Palmer Books, 1
. Artiolei Of Ainteaseid," ' ' Tinto; Rook,. I
DM Rea*, ~,, , - 1 ; ~ ~ - . Order Beak., d-e. •
Et Abeveryaborteat sale*. quintal of JOB TYPE is
loon extensive Ems thal of any enter osier in this pee
, i con alio State, anti we keep bands employed entretely
'tosJoilping. Being a pestetieal-prit ter eurmalt, we will
guarantee otiv work to be as neat as any that eau be
timed opt In the cities. PILINTIXO IN COLORS diite
at ill* shortest Italie*. - : ." . . .
BOOK BINDERY -
inceivey varto4 of styto., Blank 800 - ks
otoisrydoserlPßontaanntactured,bonnd and ruled to
order atsbortnotlea
,
ball been grctwing rich very 'tapialy, of late Jean; ,
but then bow utterly' opposed it is to the glorious ;
'spirit' of' ohl—Frerreb-revolutionary philosophy'
which advocates taking the whole world or noth
ing in its embrace; although it chould first crash
its own children by so doing.
The circulation of the Russian' banks In ques
tion le limited mainly to the town or district in
which the bank Is sit:sated.. This maw" it Is
apparent. Is also dolefully absurd, sines it must
. prevent wild est institutions from getting a an
nnlimitei quantity at circulation, and thereby
greatly binder the "enterprise" 'of vs-ahead sad'
leaden speedsters, who "live by their 'Own wits
aril the lack of themin othere," In fact, in this;
as in the other bink.reguletions, we have freith
proof of. the melancholy' blunders to which new
nations Ire liable rho ridiculously strive to shake
a old forms, Ind' who endeavor to make appli
cation of the great abstract of ill modern petit'.
telegram:ay—we refer to that of "the greatest
amount of good fir the greatest number." •
In ail such news from .Russis we have also fresh
confirmation of the foll y of the German Reins.
who predicted thirty 'tsars ago that Russia would
yet take the kid in Etiropci in the march of social
improvement towards social freedom. To be sure
Etigland.haifor,thirty years made only &nominal
advance in this particular, her aristocracy being
at this instant politically more predominant in
power, H anything, than it was at that time, while
France-and Germany are positively sliding book
wards. And it cannot be really dimpled that the
Russian nobilitY, has in the same time been brand- •
iftly hampered sod weakened. Hut of course, the •
idea of a Russian ever learCing or knowinges7 7
• thing is an absurdity, and the idea that anything
or anybody should ever progress except ourselves,
..ur such places as are popuierly known to us, is
merely a mischievous and ridiculous notion. A.
country where, as it !s well kiition, the daily food
of all the population consists entirely and cools.
,sively of tallow candles 'sad birch bark4reannot,
by any possibility, teach anybody anything. 4sit
'pecially'in the mysteritis of banking !
Ton evasion Tunasu.- , --There is much morel '
intellect in birds- than people suppose. An. In
. stance. of :this occurred recently ; at an English
slate quarry belonging to a gentleman, who nar
rated the facts
,to the editor of the London Lite
-far, Jerr,al. It stated that a thrash not &wire
of the expansive properties of gunpewder, thought
properto build her nest on a ridge of the query,
in the centre of which they were constantly blot--
big the rock. At first stile was very much dia.
isompored by ;the fragment's fijing in all direc
tion., bat still she• would not quit her chosen
locality. 6h9 observed that a bell rang when
ever a train was about.to be fired, and that at '
the notice the workmen retired to safe positions.
In , a few diyi, whoa 91os heaid the bell, she
quitted her i 'exposed
,sitastion and flew 'down
'to where the ' Workmen sheltered theniseliel,
dripping close `to their feet. Theis • she' would
v:unity until the explosion had taken plice, and
*then return to her neit.: The workmen obseried
this and narrated it 'to their employers, and it
was also told to visitors who canto to View the
quarryl The visitors naturally expressed a lip
to witness .so carious a spechnen of intellect,
Gut as -the 'rack could not always he: blasted when
visitors came,' the bell was rung instead, and for
a few times it seaward ihe same purpose. The
thrush flew down . close to where they stolol. but
she perceived . the change, and It interfered in
the precast of incubation;'the consequcneo was,
that afterward when the bell was rung she would
peep over the ledge to ascertain if the workmen
did • retreat, and If they did not she would remain
Where she war. half the instinct displayed by
this thrash, would ,'save many human beings
(rota explostona that overwhelm themselves, their
honor and their families. Financially,we ropes
tedfi expose ouiselves to destruction, whin ears_
and prudence would save us. We poise the
• Wine cop, when: abstitianee Should b our motto.
We'aie•gailty of much that the eunnittli thrash
would ovoid. Let us 'glean.a lesson from the lit
'
tie incident, which may prove profitable.
• Waaa VICTIK "TO • 141111dTKATIT
The Courrier des Elate • Usis eentaimr - a singular
account of the proceedings .of a scoundrel who
'ruined and roblied 's Mrs. Z . ., whom he pursued
until she'heesone an s iuniate of an InSiltation for •
the insane, Some years ago,
she being then, out
'Of health , her husband toilk her to Paris for the
benelikor the su perior medical treatment to be'
obtained' there. After remaining seine time in
Paris, Important affairs 'respired his presence In
the United States and as his wife's health"wasnot
,entirely. reestablished, he htate leave her in Par
is; in , the care of some Minds. Soon Otter, a
young American made her. acquaintance; and by
hie sittentiona'wort herlsonildenee and gratitude.
Ile..baproved his position, as might have been ex
pected, and among other proofs of her regard she
frequently leni him money, which be imeaconally
paid in Part, but when the time• came for her to
return lower, ho vine •in her debt $1609. After
• shelled returned to the United. States, he made
the circumstance pf this debt the means of en
-trapping her into a correspondence, by which her
eh/outer was compruinised; Possessed of this
evidence, be came home, and -sought out his vie
- tint at the hetne
~of, her husband, at the South,
and by threats of exposure compelled her to pay
over to hint; from time to time,' $lOO per lnonth,
which her husband : allowed her for her personal
expenses. : lie led a • life of del!anchery, and/fin
:addition Co her monthly, allowance, she parted
some of her jewelry, to raise the money to
pay his debts to the eineant 'of $250. She went
to Missouri, where • she had near relations; to
. escape from him, bat, there be pursued her with
mennoing leueia. Later,sho CAM! North, and he
was found in her apartuient at a hotel in New
• York., by her husband, bat made his wimp. so
suddenly that the arm of vengeance tailed to.reaeh
him. From that time ho:dogged her steps, whom
ever she went, whether in Now York or Boston,
alike in private houses or in hotels, stole her jew
els" frawher trunk, destroyed the portrait of her
Norilturanerse..e, —a- ••••,-•
1946 e 1444 161
Philadelphia; 21749 10901 14336
Pike, 764 190•. 12
Potter,: . 495 947 4
Sehuylkill, •_, 61n0 3097 541
Somerset, - 1741 2717 • •
Snyder, • 999 900
Sollivan, 494 266
Susquehanna, 2419 3224
1193 3~4
aloe,. . " 971 ' 1275
v ernier' , 19e ne , . 1
, 1711
301 9
Warren,
• Washingtim,• • 3712 sat
1932 1691
Westmoreland, 4364 3443
Wyoming, . . 1226 996
Y or k, • " 6314 1775
' Tail, • 163,890 346,147 • SUN
ratter over . . . .42,143 .
Packer ever botb.• - • • 14,1113 -
We do not think it neemaary - to fill up oar (44-
amps with the rote by eeentleti for the reel of the '
State ticket, as it varies bet little from lie Tel*
for Governor. The total vote for Casa! Commie
eloper, Sammie:badges, and on the Amendments
to the Conatltotioe, lir as follow":
• Canal eiesomitesteemer.
Masud Stdekbind,D. • ir ' /96
• ' William Mears, a,•••
114 • 421
Jobe Y. Uaderosse. A.. - • Woe
soprano Judge". '
Wilma Soon& ' • - • Hans
James Teceopme. Dv •• • • 167082
ibeepti J. Levis, . . . •• laos
jeeee r e vb, - • • 144371
Jacob Broom, A. - " " VMS
Jager E. Brady, A., - • • - 311,966
Aseendlitents to the Cloieetltettles.
20. 1 - Sid. 4th.
N mays 117,1 d 614,3611 116,206
. mem _ 11,412 'A 10,391 Ks=
3tijorlty tor, 3090*. *PO O&Mr 133X11
We co mpare the tote fur Governors _ ith that for
•
Piesident, lost year, as follows t
Presided. WA Gem ear,
Sacasinag, : . 310.600 Packer 1111.100.
Ifromoet, 141,447 Wthook 148,147
M OO % - 'OM= Ilaaltherst, ISA*
--.,
Taal Tot* ,400,110 "ROI ,01•• 361,107
.Deerwase 1u tbe total rote, 94.010: . .
=
le 1* Um Democvatic lob, 41,010.
1. tire Republican tote. 1,300.
Deems, la libei American vote, 114,00 a. . • ,
llje Ølorkrtt.
. • ' POTTSVILLE X AIRILISTE
. . (INbelesale Prises.)
1
Wheat Flour, bbl., $ll SO. Dried Peaches, paed $4 CO
Rio Ylosr,bbl., 4 . Ldo •do - sapiej. 2go
Tleat.ba 66 4 l le 0 1 Driitd APSE; pelf,: 16
fly% . doses, 14
oats,
do' . . 7 suOimperposasS, n
o a ts, do t • " Shoulders. 3
Totatees, do ' HilaN " • 11
.211DOOY 60114, • 4 21 Lard. 27
Clover Ind, 41 601 Plaster. do -$6 6e
Il ep,pertent, • -1$ 00 Pelt, per Nell, 1373
POTTIIVILLIII PRODUCE I.IIIIECTII.
Wotan Pr i.)
nona.-Mbeat Dow alto C
how
26 00 to T 00 1111141
and Rye at $6 40: Rye Chop at 90 etc* Im o aid Coro
Wel $1 00 do. .•
GRAIL :441dt* Wheat cells at $1 40 e Da., and Rod
at $1 80 dal 11yo 96 doteotn 90 &Wats 404 kt.
1111Xrdr-Seor malls at 10 . 12 eta. per 16; Mutton
10012300. Yea 1123440; ?ark 18 to 14 dot Shoulday 14 to
16 do., IL 4 15 to 17 Idols& 1b do.
PROYntem 8.--Bottor. *Us *ova of to 22 eta., *
'Cbsoin ices Wats * dos.. Lard 16101116 U, lb
Mass S ets i l
. 11 Coto 9 44 c =
Rkolo &eV' 11 110t .4 .4" 141080 9 30 4
Sod Po 14 do
*mu AND romAß222=Vonst ols 0 ls SO to 02 M..
was. ft.. pa... 0 a de; Whip 2 to 8 do., boa 4
404 311 to 60 etc IP los• .
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