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THE MUTILATED TOOTII.PIC " s
Slimtofu's of Tllltstarb•mm• , .
, 1
1 •-• ':..., "A, THRILLING -ROMANO.
Valor W 4 1 L'ehiston Walsier i sw, Tis
. Dagger ' le y The 42,04011 ifeat ,, Azer er,
' illefattows Sassogia n ea., iv- . .
. ' csitrat 1
-. .. -*Wei. ewer of my dhosetent
' ' alas* •
, AO. dtAly tdttar the by scarcity
' lAw-----" • .
"Lager, more byfte'ltoreely Woad the C t
Pliineompoop, to bir;etteudants. se Ile mg el •
banquet table, le *ORA of Nieeoutpoop Is.
The better hastened to obe y . the order, ' 4
moon ratiried with theltiMdlimm • 0" the Mem
trim ell gone. -
"No lager r exclaimed the Cana ins vo
'Minder. " " . _
"Nary gime!" replied the trembling men
"Tool, why Meat thou , not provide
that Tentinic beverage. Bat go, depart ! eve
rate, ere 1Q thy rage I strike out from tat sh,
der like so artists and give you 'jest 1"
'Pb. butler and the other attendants left,
the Count was alone. .
With, rapid abides he paced the Hail; sae
aftealm; white his, manly face is distorted
feirful passion.
-"lsabella D`Fittsimpkins, thou shalt be nu;
aye, haughty. beauty, never stall Roderiegioldi
you wife. illy, plans are laid, And unlike the
W a ll street, brokers, L know no such thing ; as
fell: Roderiego, the Illood.tub is on thy t ‘k;
*are, butaliir'
With the aerie of a demon, be drewlro
sheath a glitterieg degpr, set 'harkened '
his boot
,
. ,
. • .
Rodariego D'Palliwog was an orphan: This
rnabinebolly circumstance, it is generally • veg
was named, by-the &stk., of his
. paten . - Be
l ove d .slll4ll the eery. artier 'otitis ittl Mows
utter., the heedful letly IsabellalriltulPiing.
14 1
TO him she ow eckber life ; for hoa one y she
"walked forth in alt the pride 'of mableniloven
noes to purchase a pint of 'pesents, s !ride of
frightened horses dashed madly down thel street
AD, except Isabella, Bed; but she_ sectoird as if
rooted to the spot. Nearer they applach—a
piercing shriek rends the air—they are almost
upon her, whet a youth rushes from a ispir bier
saloon, eelselOtte foaming steeds by ' the reins,
and with superhuman strength throws lent into
• the middle of next week. Having aeo n plished
this herculean feat, be bears Isabella into a shod.
card pop,
' ut pop, where she soon recovers, a d is es.
si.cart bouts by the gallant Roderic, !Twee
than they met ,' , „ 1
That night lady trabella slept not,
of Raclino filled ; her I mind, and eo
visions of the future, brighter , than '•
Wood's befofe election dip,. And Rode
wooed the God of Sleep, in WS.
CRAFTER
6, 11“ now bkr tbr inoidrlft,
. .
And bunged up her eyes."
.7Leta to."
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Lady Itabello, and Roderiego knelt at
"Rise, lioderiego !" she said, in doles
" I'll rise no more than fancy stocks
the financial crisis, until you decide my
yoerininds' resets my ',lappiness; wit
miter Speak, Ladjhabeila, speak'",
Rtnt ansviered,not, bid turned
fiend, and wiped her nose.
' • 44 Ans those pearly sireps from that •lt
i - r nii;likense me, from those bright
me* ;of your fovur fn be asked In
mingledjoy 'and apprt.hension.
She dried her tearibod spoke— .
"Roderiegai to yoi I owe . the . pre
• my life. /love thee-La ye, as the Den
• the spoils; but, but— Lean never wed
• "What fearful mystery is here, con
which the assault on jWilliara Patters
to insignificance f" ejaculated Roderh
"Listen I° she say:defused.' "There'
'":"F•rnountehle banter Co!our union, and I
"Whetrilnierrupted Rodereigo.
"I am tbii Wife' of Count
' Illoosi.tub of Tilliettidlam I" she 1H
felniln, to the
--
•
• CHAPTER IV.
V the led slayer thlnis he slit
OW the slain thinks he is ale'
It Wes alight difference eith
I 'em by and pin :gala I"
•1 • -
t •
Thir Count. D'Xinctoinpoop le.t I
noble form oloselg enveloped
disclosed, it to advantage,. and put
to the mansion of tady Isabella, 1
steps age ,ascends the stairetise,,ant
- the room - whete , ,We have intiodm
but . ehaphSi, and opening the door
eilego endeavoring to restore -La
,
consciousness, • f
"Rs I hal Roderiego, I hare the
ere the braverßodisriego could sp
a dagger In his bosom.
• "Roderiego D.Pciliwog feltmo
:tie blood faatliat la a Oriallooa itt
r t • ;
D'?iinoompoopgased,a women
;And then endeavoiod to aronte l th
. ...Is. She opened her eyes, and
lb* beheld the Count. •
"Where is Roderiego?" she isk
"Porddious female woman,
claimed, as he pointed to .the nor
panto is complete ; the Blood-to,
his wrongs with blow], I"
Isabella gazed with an idieti
• form of hits she loeed. • .
"Let ,me bare .rt relic : of the
he said, and stooping took frog
Roderiago• a broken tooth:pick.
ly stained with bleed from the w)
• . CHAPTER
• "Dt7 11p and museood."—
The sews of the murder of
with rapidity; throughout the
politaus were ea the alert, sods .
Cormier Connery, the Count
the mutilated • tooth-pick 'was
permit.
IsabelLe 'was iummoned as a
she could no evidence, she itai
The * Coant 'endeavored to pr
' upon the tooth.plek was not ar
vi toned guilty and sentenced to 1
Bat bark I irbot cry is that b
tied ear, "'Eres the Expreir, ,
the recutcry of Itodereigu 1" ",
The news 'Fos true! Rode ri go was 'DO!. mar.
tally wounds , And witti thts id of the "retired
physician,. whose sou& of li bac& nearly ran
' out," iocovered his usual healt ',
' II:Aliale remains fur us to late. The, Count
D'2 , linewSpubp was released the intereesslon
of Flogkeriev! z nod tell the. Uti ed States to spend
the .Wauce ~.if his tnisentble . fe in New Mersey.
In a tit of diabolical passio n at hearing l i of the
marriage of Ittidsringo VP liwog to ihe.Lady
s
• Isabella. D'Fits.ingpklas, be bed Mei brains
out with a bar or soap. '
Rutlerise and Isabella, it
tad proenied a divorce frog
happily together, *ad man,
squirmed around their feet.
! sae♦ BS'
•; SORROW SY
to&bLe muter tc inform him
his oxen. - •
"Ma.* Obi of dem s
"Which ;Alta" •
!SAL: well, you must
Lion."
aiLloteidosd, too."
.dickies 1 Why di.,
Mt, you oar „ ,
"Natter, I staid you cool
01141117.7 L
\ you bid etiolated in a pal
/ that, that you preieho
"Notirc I , Add lb* 11
did." • .
• • adlri Oa Court widen
they anpicood that tho.dil
; - *Why, rio ft air—l:l)4y
on
"No Jolty, r.
acid call itlf
Biscaukii is
Vint , : Isa - , comtigtq l ,. s •
cause'*tits rat',
TIF tob,eet•latraar
a Dutch o'7ol'o'4llr
, now 01 001 :1' ,11
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Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge. .
Diet's Works. complete, 2 vole. • •
Little k Brown's elegant Cabinet edition of the Britigi
' Poets, scarlet cloth, gilt.
Ward's Niniveb and Its remains. •
Clarks'a Commentary on the New Testament. . •
Byrne'. Dirt lona ry of Mechanics. numerous plates.
klieholson's Encyclopedia of Architecture, 2 vols., nu.
mamas plater-
Roder on the Steam Engine, rvola, numerous platen
Anthon's Ciamiesl Dictionary, royal aro.
Mecauley's and Home's Histories of England.
Gibbon's Mistorpol Rome, 6 vole.
Together with various editions of the Standard Poets,
PoCker and Family Bibles, Illustrated Works, he., In
plain or eleimnt bindings—ail of vbiell win be sold at
prices to suit the times, at 1. BANNATiII
Ina, Book and Stationer, SOM.
2T-
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f ed her in the
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wounded,
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at the body,
Lady Isabel
ddered when
,d, in agitation.
boki 'he ,ex.
se. 0 34 yen,
ban wiped l ocit
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look upon the
lortous deed,"
• the pocket of
It was alight.
and.
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eriego spread
tr. The Metro.
by the orders of
as arrested; and
found %To ll his
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July 4. IT i
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become as 'Wier !.
e that the blood
bathe wu
banged ;
eke on the star.
third litioa—litot
Blackwo(qt nwuthie,
•
Farmer's
ISCOTT & CO., Nei York, coo
,. Onus to publish the lemilni British
ke Tic
THE LOEDON QUARTERLY (oouserrsibs).
TUE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig)
THE NORTH BRITISH SIVIEW (Vise Ctivreb).
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal)
.
Ith&ClEWOOtell IDIN WE S I= usciaznia may).
These Periodicals ably represent the three great polit
ical parties of Great Britain—Whig, Tory, and Radical
—but politics form only one feature of their character.
As organs of thi most profound writers on Mena, Lib
eratore, Morality, and Mitten, they stand, as they illTer
have stood. unrivalled in the world of leaf , * being Con'
slaved Indispensable to the scholar and the profasional
"man while to the intelligent reader of every due they
furnish' mots correct and satisfactory record of thecae
vent literature of the day, througitont the world, than
can be possibly obtalned from any other source.
• Early Copies.
The receipt of Apearica Bazars from the British pub.
Ushowilotess additional value to these Re-prints, Mar
moth as they can now be placed in the hands of sub
scribers about as soon as the original editions.
! r o atter, the 'murder,
• de Count, heed
! little Puny wogs
A negro
f the dea
•
. . - Term',
For any nue of the Bum Itforterm, '
' . $8 per annum.
For any two of the %or Restage;
Foisny three of the gnu RerfeWs, T "
Tor all four of the Baileys, ; 8
For Blactwood's kirmastrun 0 '
for Blackwood and three, Revlon, 9
Tor Blackwood and the four Iteleos,
b_dead.i'
Es=
C%!gcß
=EI
Clubbing.
A dliment of tweetp•Are_per end. hew th e skom pet.
ma will be allowed to elate ordering lbw or more M.
of asp MN Or more of Om abate work'. Thom Your
copies of Blackwood. or of one flevlew, will be sent to
one 'Adroit. for All; four Copies of the four Bak ens and
Blackwood for AM; and in on.
dal tar 141
r. smob, you said
1 .11, do you ,moan by
' Postage.
In all the principal rides and towns, thaw wraith will
be deliverid, Jul or Poems. When seat by mail,
the waive to aay pat of the ilaitedlitates, will be kat
rionotrAttr coats *parrot "Blackwood," and bid Aar
twee altnelear for each of the it OVIOVIC:
N. 11,-.The price in Greal•firitain of the flea porta%
iota above aassat fa per mans.
for, qr "as what
od yo!, idlitorenttf—
urs• oame from 700."
throw,ed light
' THE FARMER'S GUIDE
scizynna AND PaAtt. untwinffluar,
Si that tiruipoo, P. B. A., ot °WON and thobtta
J. P. -Sroaroir, Prokomor Wen Agrienligre in Yak
Oollego,Now Itsvou. Royal Odom 1100sopo,
and !Humorous Wood ood Sted Sodotriodo ,
Mt Is, ontoordt. mat *mold* woes on AO.
ardor to era It •
to Moak the
Crier, erliAiyeuetor
ke tOMlsitit ,
T 1 "+;.:: pain. ,
dultilivoloSutt-
itti:tObl*,4l.4ll*
444 spit+
'soak tS mica"
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WWI Reviews,
FARREL'S.&. HERRING'S
patent Fire Proof glatets •
33...113211.="Ar0t,
&awl& and Egsfioner, PaUstile. •
. IS authorized to cell
their Safes in Schuylkill county
he will furnish them at the low.
eat manntketurers' prima at kb
Bookstore to Pottsfille, where the
sloes ands' list Of prima can be
seen.
Tbesellafes t on trialhaveisroval
ito be superforlopmtectingßoOks,
Papers, to " from An, to any msn
ufartured in the United. States,
and they are ofaredat equady low
prime.
The fbilowlin Is an extrert from the report of the
eommittee appdated to supwintend the recent trial
testa burning Pares at feeding:
"On the filith oPliehruary all the members of the Cosa
mitts, met to witness the Mks and Books -ind paws,
(plated in them) toad were perfectly Whited that shwas
right. The day 11 , 1lowlog the Deming took place, tan
' der the ameriutendence of the Committee. Etter a file
and Impartial burning for Eve bones in the furnace of
Messrs. Yarrelsve herring. the Sakai hours. Evans 4
Watson was Inn Crooned, the Safe being' on fire Maids,
' and the contents partially consumed, While*. contents
fn the Sakai Mmars. Veneta di herring were In good
coalition. and no Ea inside.",
The Editor of the Bats amti Schuh :El Journal, to
gether with gay business men, who,attended the burn
ing of the Sono, testify to the truthOf the above state.
. '
Pe
Pre good inuivallable Safes at monifietyrers' price,
all oak' , B. SANNAN.
Amalfi? /Wren rErfenitore Safes.
.Puttmlile. March 14th, 1.7 11-
•
SAYE YOUR TIME. . •
READY MADE PAPER BAGS, •
FOR .' GROCERS, •• DRUGGISTS,
COkfECTIONERS, BAICSRS,44.—The Subscriber
respectfully Informs his friends and' the public that ha
has been appointed *sent for the ape of
Patent Machine made i:Paper .Ihiget
usacractneau sy
bun. John 8. Lemke It Co. of Philadelphia.
Thom Bags are of Asa and qualities of paper suitable
tar au essecota who nee the article; and are offered at
inebriate as will at ones mama* them to the COD.
maser.
These am many advantages In prinimaing and using
misty made Bags. Where no begs' are wed, It requires
double the quantity of paper and string loyal' the urns
number of pounds, and more time in putting up a pack
'
Where an extensive business Is dole and Bags made
by hand, by baying ready made Bags, one hand can be
dispensed with. By using them, you will not only save
tees and money, but alveoli have a convenient wept'.
Mein which to put nwroar goods.:
Wherever these Be+e have been Introduced, they hays
given attire satisfaction. - _ - •
Yor sale at itannfacenters' priori by
•
BENS.
Paper and Book Dealer and Stationer.
Centre street, opposite Episcopal Church. Pottsville.
A first rate assortment of WRAPPING PAPER el-
Teams hand. Pett.2l. '6l 8- •
LIVERPOOL, PEILADELMLL gr e
,i MID NEW YOU SCREW
STEREBRIP CO.
T" Splendid 'Stearnshipe forming
the above' Ltnewill sail from . NEW TORE. as fol
lows: ' ; r
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Cipt.L4lteb,7lb Jimmy.
KANGAROO, thpt. J.effre3r, 4th Feb.
CITY 0V WASHINGTON, Wylie,
. CITY Of 'WINCHES .f Petrie,
. -
and every Alternate Thursday.
Prom LIVERPOOL every alternate Welineselan s
Fare from New York, Cabin ra t Third Class $BO.
" Liverpool. Cabin $103,11364170;Th'd Class $43.
RETDRN TICKETS available for six Months by any
Steamer of theline.
Cabin. $140.--TbDd Class, $lO.
There liteamera are supplied: Stith improved Water
tight compartment., and carrytexpsrienced Burgeons.
Persons about proceeding to Europe, or wishing to
send for their friends from the old country,can purchase
Tickets and obtain all Information by applying to J. G.
Dale, El Broadway, N.Y. Sabel A Cortis,lll Broadway,
N. Ir4to J. H. RICHARDS. Minersville,
and to RICHARD EDWARDS, Pottsville.
Visit Certificates by first Class Sallies Packets ,bes.
limn as? York and Liverpool.also Drafts mid by the
above., (April 25, `6l • 11.1 y
N. 8.-T here wiU be no departure between 10th o
December and 7th of January.
MINERS''sA FET iotra irt Y LAMPS.
A lierpettor le.
rHE SUBSCRIBER has just re-
T calved from New Castle, Euglaod, a lot of Davy's
Safety Working Limo, made ,under the Inspection of
the English Gorernmeut•Agent. of the best quality
wire gauze. Also, Gaeta Corer, made ready for use, for
these Lamps. There are the beet Safely Lamps ever to.
troduoed into th is County,and areforsalswholesaleand
retail st abopt the cost at Inferior Lamps. Also, Wire
Gauss by the yard. and Lamp Brushes by the doles or
athele. Also, the Clammy Lamp for Bosses and lithe
Viewers. This Lamp is covered with* thick Glum, and
gives au increased light whkh !sof importance to Mina
Viewers. BENJ, YUNNAN.
Sir-Thole Lamps CID be at into a box Ailed with ex
ploitive gal, and moved rapidly baelterarda and forwards
without any eoregips, and, will r.ot explode.
August B,'6i ! ,
PIANOS AND , MELODE O NS
Of •the best anufwetwee.. arranted,
OR SALE. BY . THE
1„," subscriber., , Atl Pisani and Melp
dean sold by him will be valuated—lf
not whet the are represented, they can be returned.—
All kinds of Melodious will be sold at Manufacturers'
sash prices In Putterille, brwhich the purchasers save
the carriage and risk of transportation. ' Pianos will be
sold from $lO to $2O less than regular city prices accord•
big to the value of the Instrument. Those who preterit
by calling on no, and receiving a letter of credit. can
Make their own eelectSons Attlee afanullicturers,assertain
the prices. and we will furbish the Instrument selected
it the above rates. If there is /MY doubt is this mat.
ter—all we have to say iii—TRY US.
B. BAUMAN.
• • WM. THOMPSON,
Sinker and Deleting' In Exchanges
Opposite the ZPisorel Church, Irtitired/r,
TENCURREN' `i Money, Gold . and
River, Land Warrens, etc.; bought and sold. Will
ly attend to all colleetions entrusted to his rare—
imelonsteeper, loans, Stocks, and all other sa
mine& Wiley received; on deposit and Interest al
lowed.
Nsfereacu—llleests. a. Co '
~ Plllloolol*
C. W. Monis, Pottnine; , Joint Plarraw,.Prestdent M
enne Bank, Pottsville; Belo Patutuns, Dn., Pottering
and C. Louse, EN. Pennine.
Pottsville, November 7,467.
CLOSING OUT STOOK OP CLOTHING I .
ars. Catharine Hower,
ItES-e
PECTFULLY announces to her
friends and the Priblie, that she has on hand a
assortment of Ready Made Clothing, together with
a lot of Rine Goods, belonging to the stock -of her late
husband, whleh she is desirons to sell off in lots to snit
purehasertort the inost advantageous terms. 'me stork
tan to examined ntestairs In the building on Centre sk,,
in which the Clothing films of her late hnaband. - Faeob
/lager, was kept. t CATILMILIZ HOEFYEIL
September i 2, '67 3741
' LYON'S NIAONETIO POWpER,
Bar the Destruction of Worts %without l'oimm.
itT is•entirely inocuous; while thou
lands or letters testify that it immediately end la.
bly destroys Bed Buds, Lbrekroachees, Moths, Flew*
Ants, Mosquitoes, Flies; Plant Insects, Vermin on Fowls
sod Animals. and every other *odes or insects with
which its particles eomelo contact. This is nobumbug.
as am easily be proved ; ; We sell the genuine article for
25 cents, at -'' . .. D. DANN AN'S Boasters
_• LEONARD, FR & CO.,
&alike,' & &eaters in Eackaisge.
TAMAQUA, PA.
COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO
anddraft.forsaleonailtheprinelpal cake In the
Union. dlo drafts tee sale on lingland,lndandtleot
land and Wi les. • : Jane 14.'66 i -
YOUNG'SPArT SCHOOL SLATES.
lIIESe
E 4 0L/iTES are from the cele
brated Lehigh `. Quarries , the softest and purest
in the Vatted Etats". The frame Is oval, of 0110
piece of solid 'oak. bent under immense preasureLbeing
the strongest, neatest and moat durable frame seer m4s , .
Yor mak+ erticqeaale or retail by BENJ. BANNAN.
August 15.'67 7. -. 33.
` P N,,
.t ,
A .JOHribTON, Agent for. A. A.
E, . Lane and flour.)) wbeterale deal
er n ILIt n N il OSZLEB-716.124 Pearl and se Water
street. New Yr*: Allprdere la ft at the ' Mike of lanes
0., Ono, En, or at tE• Sachem natal, viii rendre
prompt attentkm. • '
September 28,'68
11AR AND RAILROAD most
Trp4 subscr:bara have now on hand
ad.m" IbreABIL the Inwevt market rim*
Stock of the bast quality without Darts" Irat,
Bar Railroad Iron, and light T ram. Or miner. .
Z TARDLIT it BON
Pottsville, November 48. '67 "4/4.
"WHITE; HORSE HOTEIW,
Berner of Marti ead ihrhardeeee • B cell, PetObitte.
Joseph IR. Pager, Proprietor.
Entertehments Sod eeeommedatlocie ditto best Iclod,
sat every elteellon*lll be WS by the bad tad bleat.
tesdasts to hake 'goats sod "wallah oemibrtabk.
Assad l , '57 •
LAW T YERS* OFFICE-BASKETS.
Preserve your Waste Paper.
WLLLOW: BASKETS of various
elm for Ossining Waste raper. air r ik el•
low Silr prim to three lobo in aye their and
bring It to oar store. For sale by e - thß.
TM PACKING, Gum Bette, Gum.
Mop, Witte., and other Robber epode. Ir r ode
at facturent'Oros, at the Itardirar• and Irma
NONE KT!:
AugostWEV, , . • .., .
9QUARSII.-
i ll k n:ia H ldi U r& TlltSslTogiSO'u SQUARES ,
i a l Ul a a r i d .: r ßS a r r p e .
,1 1 111
njuliglrer
-
Pattie
~ LL bids` GUI ,
- Of :
010.46.4 ,
soisownew, .
A.£
=
ma
Wodsann VlEson, J. D. A. L Charles 11111er
Cn.,11-1 1 elhennel. DR., and John ThosnLey, Esq., Mills.
adelplda; Ron. W. Donaldson, Ron. C. W. Pitman. Oro.
w. Anyilsr, Eft., D. P. Blown, Sag., and L. P. Invoke.
Esq., 7.4415vM5A Win. barren, raq.,-MlnersTflls; and
Oseruir. Ashland. (Juntary 17,14 3.1 y
BehuylkM Fire & Mario
INSURANCE COMPANY,
at Woolitivil/
Oncez "ass oat.,
$ doors above Centre st, rattail* Ph.
VAPITAL AIIIIIORIZED Wir LAW,
•
*200.000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This Company obtained Its Charter at the last Benton
ot thelegislattco of Pennsylvania, and is now folly or.
wised and prepared to issue Policia, at liberal rate*,
on The and Inland risks, on Public and Private sad,
ings,Purnitare.fitocks of Goods and Merchandise of all
kinds.
Also on Coal Weaken and Machinery, Inland Into
ranee on Canal Boats and Bermes. by Canals and Rims'
also on Cargoes of Coal to Philadelphia, New, Tprk. Gag
timore, Ac. This Company guaranteesto adjust all loom,*
promptly and thereby hope to merit the patronage at
the public.
Directors s
SAMUEL SILLT AN J. H. ADAM. -
WILLIAM MOSTIMER r Ie JOHN D.
JAWS WONTZINOEH, Jr. ' JOHN lIENDRICES,
ogoaaz GRASSY,
W. P. SMITH, MIL lIIINITINOIS,
ROBERT M. PALMER. GEORGE J. HERB.
,SAMDZI SILLTIIAN, Preadult;
W. P. s3nTn. Secretary and Oeneral Agent.
Pottsville.. January 1.'38 1-
IVlNTERSTBEleanntride-
L es hls readiness, from the eompleteontfit
I, al'aowi. ftheabareumnedestablistanint,toattp
,
.d ply all orders In his line of business.—
• eh as for Steam lingraes, Dan road and
Drift Pampa, Coal Breakers, Castings and Machin&
17 of every pattern. Ile warrants his work to glre sal*
Itetion, and accordingly solicits patronage at home and
abroad. • - Jan. 27,1857 44y
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE &NOP,
Steam ar actor - if, ca.
Bei NOTICE—The businessathe late firm
of SNYDER I 3111.1a1i, sill be contln
lied by the rubscriber in all its variants
• 7m - • = branches of Steam Engine building, Iron
Founder, manufacturer of all kinds of
Mathinery; for Rolling Mils, Blast Furnaces, Railroad
Mrs, de., de. Benin also continue the busineas of 3110
tug and Selling Unicelebrated Pine )brat White Ask and
Lapis and Spohn Vans 1144 Ash Cogs, behmt sole_ wends ,
tor of these Collieries. OIMIGS W. 13NYDSR.
January. 21.1867
8 - 911.1
1 , 0 114411 3 1 1 1121LLe
_
IT al stantly inanutlurimg various shag of
79 1 ! """ Wis. weighing. 12, Z. 18,10,32
EcLi zr i u and 40 pounds per yard. Also, lards
Rails. of the most approved patterns,
weighing 45, 30, 66 and 60 pounds per yard. From the
experience of the past five years. we feel confident of
making Balk unsurpassed in quality by any mill in Ow
country. AU busineu communteatlcats addressed to
MMUS. Yon= d Bow Iron Factors, Pottsville. will
meet with prompt attention. JEO, SWINISH k CO.
Jane* '67 25.
is p its4 l4l". C- Tt i ! IR O N WORK .
be all• nonof till b re ness egnn a nit;
o theti new, foundry and Machias Shop,
al= o the own of Stela% Schuylkill comb
, wl We they are prepared to build
Steam Engines, Coall. eater, Pump land machinery of
every pattern. ekrar-Vrlft Cars, Iron or Emu &Mugs
of any aloe or pa 'V Being poetical mechanics, Coal
operators and others ho want machinery would do well
to give them a esll "' HHtnd 0 1 / I tralle theft work. Orders
thankfully reeekred and neentettat the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms. CATITER, &CO.
. St. Clete. July 11,44 20.1 y
PALO AIi t TISP ROLLING MILL.
Iqm Subscribers beg leave to an.
1 11 . trounce to their Mends and the rattle,
• f -14 R.' °; Pi ioneraliy,that their new Bolllnglllll at
.11/ al= Palo Alto Is now complete, and In full
'pennon, and that they are prepared to
tarnish rails of varionw patterns. weighing from 22 to
70 the per yard. Also, different sires of day square and
round merehants' bar iron.
Orderer°, rails or bar iron are respectfully solicited,
anew ill meet with prompt attention If left either at
-the Rolling Mill, Bright *. Lerch's Hardware Btons.
Centre street, or at their crMee, N. N. Corner of Centre
and Market streets, 2d !story. HAYWOOD, LIM t t,vZs.
Jan.l„ 'fff 14f
TO 004 Ir • PERA 0110 41.1614ER8.. '
rsoneer moo er or s.
Ig The subscriber rorpectfully invite the
ltrt attention of the business tommunity to
giil' 2 ;Pl his Boiler Works, on Railroad street.be
ara.: low the passenger Depot,
where he are pre tb manufacture
BOILIRS OP MILT DZSCRIPPION,
Smoke Stacks, Air Stacks. Blast Pipes. Oastonetersilwift
Cara de., Itc. Boilers on hand.
Delos a practkal mechanic and having for years devoted
himself entirely to this branch of the business, he gat
ten himself that work dens at his establishment will
isfaction to all who may favor ham with a call,.
IQsuals and Companies will find it enmity to their ad
vantage to examine his wotitbelhre engin' elsewhere.
Nor. 21, '67 47.tf JO T. NOBLE.
B i - ER ?DRlP
youndbm mamma, ron ag e l ir rsaa
tlecor, - liid the publlc ger in form
that Drys
17.= are Drlly prepared at the above establish•
merit, to manufacture Steam Begines of
ewer, aim; Pumps, named and Drift Can, and argil
other deer/tidal of Iron and Brass Outings suitable for
the Ooslibluing or other businesson the mat reasonable
terns. Abe, Blowing Cylinders for Blast Turnaces and
flachlne work to general .
Itepabing of all kinds done with neatness and despatch
at. the lowest prices. All work furnished by them erii ,
ranted to perform well. They would solicit the custom of
those who may want articles In their line In thissicinity.
All orders will meet with Immediate and prompt late's.
tint. S. W. lIIIDSOR,
March 4,1141 - W. 8.. taiDgON
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.
TUX SUBSCRIBERS are•now Pally
ria,, prepared to fundali, at the Ashland Iron
nIAR Works, Steam Engines and Pumps of any
Iracriia Porta and capacity,formining and other
. purposea, Coal Braakereof every sire and
pattern now la use, together with castings and forgingo
of every descriptions. , Coal and Drift Cars of all llsea
and patterns, large Truck and Ilona Carr—all furnished
at the shortest notice. The subseribem tatter them
selves that, inasmuch as every member. of the Arm is a
genetical mechanic; they will be able to furnish amid
nery that will compare favorably with any in the Re.
glen AU orders directed to L. P. Gum A Baca., Ash
and, MOWN county, Pa will receive prompt atten
tion. L. P.' GARNER..
lIICRAEL GARNER,
a qszpa GARNER.
Ashland, Mar 10, II ' 19 •
THE Subscriber is mellowed to mann
1!1 1 4 1 1 facture 8T9.4191 1390111%8 of any power,
caR Pumps of any capatity,and Coal Breekrrs
• =of very description; as well as every
other kind of machinery used In piney
Breakers, Yarases,lL 11t g Mills, Saw Mills. de.
From the facilities possessed for lllSAufachning, and
from long experience In the buslaess,work can beturrred
out at thls establishment, at the very lowest prices, and
of a superior quality.
Personsdeairensofplatting up mechineryof any kind,
are invited to call and examine patterns and become u•
pointed with pekes bettire contracting Amebae.
Ordered' every kind are solicited, and Mk% attention
will be given to their - pro:apt execution.
WILLIAM MUTES.
Minenrellls, December 9.1837 48-t(
rte i
wmous i ciou rwoßice.
• soya
TWA A JAS. WREN tisinettully twit
NIA ; the attention of the business eosouronity
`• laR ` 1 ";;4 to their New Madan* Shop and Foundry
eroded bodirwlnCoal and gallroadstreets,
and fronting on Norirogbut street, where
! are propound to eseente all sedan for machinery of
thus anti - row, suet' as Sawn Engines, all kinds of Gear.
lag for gelling DMA, Ott and Saw Mills, Single and
Doubler's - ling Pumps, Coal Brenton, Drift Cars,alikinds
of Italloced ft-diamonds ow Chairs for Mat and T Ball;
Frogs, Switches, de.; all kinds of ant and wrought Iron
Shafting. Wag Medal meltwater, and hating - made
Medea:ands of the Coal Neon their. study for years,
*Wall kinds of Machinery In thslrllaeo businees,tbey
Batter themselves that work done It their astabllshnwat
will give satisthetket to all pito nay honor thera with
eall. All orders thsnlotally rentinal and pitamtlyesw
entadoms the roost resnonable tarns.
• THOMAS WltEll, - " JAMES MUM. • -
N0v.211,%14 _ 474 , -
TRIpIVITARPtINORyc iii ,
TINIIIIMIK II may arniaty.
The Suberribere respectfully Writs
LI the attention of the bminemecoonninlty
, 1 . to Alsidr New litaxistne Shop Ind roan-
En _ dry,ereeted time tonne! Tremont, rad
der the enperintaidrate and manage.
meat of Idarra.Z. Batdort and Philip fiselnits; where
they an mewed toemeate aU eiders itir Matednety of
Prase and boa, such al Stens Snead Of any power,
Tamps of soy eapsolty, Coal Break= of every desmip
all.ltftdo of Owing for Itolling *l36,_artit mid
eiwilille i liiiftCara, Mid di blobs =nod Oottlittlit
es* as Chairs &Mat Ond T RalleX Ihrltebee, and
all blade of (Metaled WroqOt Tres • lifr. Via* !
belbbtth espndleallbehaide t and lialinstiadtheetta
lidenestudtropstleneelbentatlyeare Who Cbal Seem,
prom delimits of piFftlag up. isehbortiTitelidoil,
sate Welled Ooleterof Iplabeii sad =ic.
ad
=X= as*"
= via : OrdisfilefOO.
woldbilthimithdbitiOgOik lehdefbellblirtilba
r . rs arsi vitio —p gri beilsontiosile,
1-e• 10 •
. .
ARMS nib
Teggessti
`• s4lllllldik z.
#43777;
IRON WORKS.
DICHAVitrap s t v 4VMWORKS,
COAL
CO -PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-
Ad The enbeefibets have assoerted tlielaselyes. Ara
=defter this dr/Ander the name and style of TYLER,
STONE I CO., and will conduct the bwriner of Dealing
thai. as aneersore to /REDBRICK _TYLER I CO., at
No. 3211 Walnut street. Philadelphia; 109 Braadvsy,
New Tort ; Pies No. 6, Part Skimmed.
1118 DERICK TILER,
GEORGE S. TILER,
O:NICHOLS BEACH.
WILLIAM E. STONE.
19.tt
May 9.17
AS LAND and MAHANOY COAL
iha undersigne4 are prepared to receive orders
eelebnited - AsMand , Coal nom the ''Bancroft Pi
oneer Colliery." From the extensive alterations and
peetrementataade at the Colliery this winter for repy
lag the C&, they feel no hesitation in cdterifig it to the
trade as an article that can hay. no superior In the mar
ket, both ts to quality and freedom from dirt, slate and
other Impurities. They are &leo prepared to make eon
treats ft* Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal from other mines
a BANCROFT, LEWIS & CO.,
N 0.19 Walnut street, Commercial Building.
Pebr tut r 9, •./
CAIM e tIACitER-1-600
=Ma AND =PPM 07
rasio3s. So/14U Casa.
Mao, dealers in other brat otualtlee of
White wad Red Ask Coale.
N 0.40 Watast street, Pkaade/pkkt. and Woodland
Manes, Beluga*.
Moue Ham. Js u M. Coos.
f-ly
. Toms CAM
Irobruary T,'s
VAN DUSEN, NORTON & CO.
Sole Agents forth. lisle of the
• X.SIXREICEGI.33
'Coal & Navjgation Co 'a Coal
AND TIM
Seat Red Wa lnu t Ash eitai.
No. R attest, PHILADELPHIA.
, Offiass: No.. 63 Liberty Be, sm. Nassau, N. YORK.
No. Doane street, BOSTON.
Shipping Bristol, Selistown and Pier
Re. 1, Richmond.
Marsh 28, %I
LEWIS AUDENRIED & CO.,
Miners and Shippers of' the follow
ing celebrated
ANTHRACITE COALS,
If. • e 1111181,
ATll,wartsua
• Frank ' : u 4
BLACK DUN N, • on
o amt.
SWUM, d
DIAMOND,- • - - • do •
DROCIEVLLLE. otkoAre.
LOCUST do
*WILING MT., - = MIL
WYOUING VAL, do
" • m •
MICH, won ARI, and COUNCIL AM
it76s. — illM •." * w r•
CUMBERLAND CO '
Mind by tbi Hampshire Coal and Iron Company.Z.,
57 Walnut street, PIIIIADELPILIAt
' Be State street, mercer. • "
110 Bleadersy,, NEW YOWL
It . • 14.107
TRAVELING.
INBAR IN VALLEY RAILROAD.
aIgaIMAPIIIMME
• Optat to Hirastilstows,9 wiry iron Barri/Inn.
ON and after :MONDAY, NOVEM
BLit adtb, MST, the Passenger Trahis will run to
liumnielsicern, leaving Betiding at 10•20,_ A. M., and
Ilunimelstovn at 2.7). P. M., dallyworpt Bunting.
lip Tritingesass Labium stil t semi - and Down Train,
at WO, P.M.
- -Both trains eonneit at Beading with the Pp and .:era
Passenger Trains Rata and to Philadelphia, on Us Rea.
ding Railroad.
Fares.
Bottom Banding and Ilitomaidatowes, $ll4 and $l.lO
" Y Lebanon, 85 " TO
" Lebanon and liummelsbrarn, -60 Y 40
Naga lard born Ilarnaburg and linannedatown, Nets.
CI. 5.141C0LL8. &nerd Sapercatendeng.
November 411.17 i 48.
' I NEHICIR VALLEY RAILROAD.
surge • R r ime.
ON Toß sad after . WEDNESDAY, OC.
Valk,' Railroad
- will run as fotif ill°s
of
lib°
L.blgb
Dews Trains.
Leave Mewl Chemls at 7.15 A. 11.,m2 12.30 P. N.
Lehighton 727 ' " ' 12.42 "
" Lehigh Om 7.49 1 4 ' 1.09 "
'.. BLetinatm - 7.66 a ' 1.16 '"
" Lai re. LlB " , 1.86 ."
• ; White Ball 8.22 " 1.42 0
" Catamatial ' 1 . 1.64 "
' a alleatovie . 6.44. " ' 2.05 "
" Bethlehem ' 9.00 " 1.20 "
' 11 Irreemambarg 9.10 " .2;80 "
Arrive Balton - 9.40 " 2.65 "
Vp Trellis.
at 1125 .1.'4,4314 440 P. M.
12.00 “ 6.07 "
1210 P. X I 6.17 ' "
12.25 " - 6.31 "
1228 1 . 644 "
32 4 8 " • 4 60 "
Leave Barton
Yneentansb
" Bethlehem urg
" Allentown
"
",:raury's
tilattniton
" Lehigh Gap
" Lhto
Anive Muc h h
phonic
. IrirThe aboie Trains will mimed with the 'lterates
acid Afternoon Trains to and Bees New York and Phila.
delphia. The Bearer Meadow Tate" wilt leave Mauch
Chunk 1w Wakeebarre,Haaletoa,, WLtta Haves, Re,
upon the =halo( the 2 P. td.Tral*
ROBERT H. HAY . RE, Bkpt. ti Deg.
October 31, 17 [August 3, 37' 331 ' et.
Rit-A-M 4l-
vile. UINTA'S. AIRAANIDAMEN TN. *llll.
THE GREAT Northern and Western
United States Routes
sir Speed increased and /bre reduced:Vs
DITTLENUUTLKILL, OATAWIESA, SUNBURY anst
AkIE,WILLLAMSPODT AND ELNLIDADArtmoLD,
Thron64 tofu fialo t in` Moyne.
• ••• N pap 16 4 .
..• ra
Detroit, , . 24 ti
• " • Chien°, 84
• " Bt. Loniai • • • 48
• Ticket 02es, h. W. corner Rath and Menai streeti, -
and Philsidelphla and Reading SallroadDepot, Donn
Broad and Vine. •
On and after MONDAY, Dee. Bth, Three Pannier'
Trains willleave the Phtladolphinandßaadlogßailioad
Depot.eonter fined and Tinstnets,dally,(Sandayan
ceptal,) as fawns;
Day lf.xpress-4.30 •
Street :tenni:vine and ileading,only: Connect
ing thCatrebeta.W IlUamsport and SrleandWillbunt•
port end Sinn Land; arriving at inrotrasts.ls P.M.;
connecting withken York andErieendßoilefo,and Nev
York city Inroads for thrukirrand Buffalo; and from
thence, via. steamers on Lake Erie or take Shore Rail
load, to Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky and De.
non. with Elmira, Canandaigua and Niagara
pa s Rama; connecting stt Canandaigua with New
York Centralitallroad, pretend West. and atSnapeselon
Bridge with Great Western and Miehltan Central Rail.
runi for Detrolt,Chlcan, 8 LLords, and afr o polntaln Can;
*de and Western States. •
NMI Tratn-7.30 A. M.
stopping atall Stations, and manta ictoPottuilleoely
Eight 33Dpress-..3.30 P. N.
Running every day, stopping &tall Stations and run.
olngto Pottsville. Connecting at Port Clinton with Cat.
ewtssa,Wlilialngortidid Erie, sad Wililatusportand El.
Is tisßagrarrteln gat Elmira at 4. A.M.:ronneettng
with Devil** and Erte,Entlale and Dew York eity and
Lake Shore Railroads, for Butralo.Dahlark. McClave.
land,chleinnatt.Toledo, Chicago, and all polnts
Ilsoorlth Elleln,Canandstsma and Maori Valls Dan.
ready, arriving at Niagara Yalls.at 10.30. A. )I..conneet•
Insert* Day Express or Great Western Ralhoadier De.
trolt. Chicago, etc
This Dante, with Its connections. forms the shortest
sod most direst route to Canada and the Lakes.
001yollo rbtater OfbargagebehrsiMnpdaptailand
eland& or tbe Lakes.
peon gerebyLlay inpress.treaktastat Port Clietol(,
and dineat •-i•litAtPort• Plmenors by vai °Might
Napa* take rapper at Port Clinton.
pasungers panel:muting Tiekets by this Line bare the
privilege of stopping at any of the above points and re
, coming their-sesta at Wearers.
Para tr 'Philadelphia to •
ea, • • BailisievisPonaVadan 00
4 • Niagara Ta h a,via. Et•
itopert, .mhalhausdaleve .
o un ce,. 4 • LP. Itsitraid. 10 00
Wlme, • al6 N. Yalla vla. Hudak, 10 00
lliamsport, • ' • ••• • • Bridge, 'lO 00
' ' CloW4 4 o. l it • 1170
laQenoa, 7.. 14 75
itarkei, 7 Cincinnati, 1600
Peon Tan, ' trolt,via. Rail, 1600
nothara,-. " Buffalo sad
lions tie. twain, 6 , ' Lama • 13 00
- " 54411104 w • • otaat,Wer• - ,
Joh* Anita, _ 64 , ;tent and lt hD pia
Central halt 20 00
teams Yale, 4 • , Chlatio,elahadaloaad
hle4oala, , . , Lake sbore Michigan
eat s,
' •
fa .
11 4 . • , &lathers Railroad. 000
• . • . . Bet, Lake .1
laelleet, tie. - :sea Michigan Cm.
. amilled4llo Coe. 'Aral Railroad, „ 1690
=sad 11. T .
ti;lLTtkit. 11
,I/a/446# : 5600
drit4e4 ditf.aeg it • - • , • •
lfewToritM. - ./ , 1001) ; • • •, -
11.1169141401-Ndip644=:.
1 X. Waimea 41:5611 sal themesi
- 141111104i8114114*
M.5*11111.110140/011.
_
, „
A4 O l I I I I I g n F"
- •
OR . SALE kTO UT :1'
TOWN LOTS 'POR SALE—lts' the
L SceveiborPorin ti, ,
"LW=
1.1).11.117?...+1"
•
- FOR RENT-4( Mee Storni
• Brick Dinning Muss. gad anima catellei
Centre stmt., Pottreillar ,ipply to Y. Yars' x
September 6*NS7 23641
RE : WKS *Cupolas - , Puddlink
ad Blast Fannie,' AIM the Readthig Weliga u t elt
low al the PIONEER , VULVA
ratts;lleaaa.l9,lBsB t in
T.O LET—An Office with al ) proper
eaorenhores In the 84) stem In Centre strode—
brevite of• JOHN 1 3 ANN.871.
Potteville, hugest 8,1867.1
, 324 t - •
(I}IEAP FUEL.—=Coke for sale,,in
Vor m a all quantitlesi At the ton prim tents
7arel. loontre either at the office, or wortoottbo
tannins Gaga:pygmy. LN0Y.22,14 474!. •
1140—,LgT.—A large and convenient
atoriflioure awl Mee, on the • main street, fro.
amt. recently templed by Clark * Co. Inquire of
TIIMIPSON A.Go.l3llla.tnemout,orJOHN BANN"
PosteTtile. fAitslost 8, WI 330
:r UST RECEIVED.. A largeassort
fey Meta ofsplendidrirtausery. Ate, from the MeWale
tortilla Jules Itausq.Co., Benison sod others.
All those who want Ins Perfumsry,sall at F.!3#11
LSTlSBooksowl VarlityStoro.
January:l,lW &tr . I
JIOUSE AND LOT for SALE. 1
—Tba subwaiber will sell Ids limes and Lb '
tasted ea the north side of Walnut street, ha Abe
rough of Ashland. Schnylkill county. The lot is 2:1
feet front by Mt deep—llo. Pl' in the plot of tints:trough 1
—on which ta erected a one and a ben story Presto
Dwelling House. The House and Lot will be sold ott
namable terms. For farther particulus mill' to •
lei/ AbAldS, '
Llolictirn. Schuylkill county, Pa.
December 26, 'AT 62.100 _
..
.
°Oil; MtgEStt) itENT.-4TO lease
‘ ju rai s""Tabist =t t e h n e e r er st' u d gh th o;:la n ro ,
bane, and connected with the Lehigh t naiquehenna
. .
Railroad by a good Iron track road. . .... , , •
The stove mince are to complete working -ciriter. bar.
log two slopes and a tassel already opened is. veins of
the best White Ash Cad, and with Breaker, Ulcers'
`Houses, de., erected sad reedy tbr use. The mine ears.
mules sad tools now el the Mines= also ba ud upon
ferorsble terms, if desired.
Proposals tbr leader the said Minn fora tens' of yogis
will be teethed until' fits first day of Ifebraary next- , -
tbe rent to be pad. either in club. or ia Coal, delivered
towboats at White Erre°. .Addiees JOHN BROWN,
Betlibilieta, Pa; Or JAM liallAN, Manna um,ft.
Janus 9,113 - r • ' - -24 t
11
gl itlfa rl VY P 7M E R R AIAWLI TII po g ItI
of FRENCH CALF SKINS, and paws] Leather
r, No 6 South Zdi it, Philadelpb la.,
Amoral anortmoot of all Untied Lzarzta,Notocace,
ate., etc, SSD and
17 OAK SOLE LEATERL _ ,
February V 3, : I
WHEATLEY'SIARCH ST. THEATRE,
Arch St., above Sixth, Philadelphia.
THE STAR I COMPANY, compnied
of Abe first Artbitea to the world, and exceeding in
THE
and Talent any dramatic combination - hereto ,
fore offered to the tiMattioil publics, vill appear every
night in Comedy, Tragedy, Serio.Comle Drataa, Vandot.
nl
iet, hituded Barletta', de., de. When Tilting the
city, go there. .: 1 ,1 October 21, '67 lillint
TO T00N38YX7.3, xecartarrs & 6411 23111:
PURVES, N. E. corner South
n—i., and Penn BM."Philadelphis.for
e es ingot - gripper and brass, pig iron,
sheet! eolders.drebricks,portabletbr•
ges,spelteeadocittin.leadSoundry mold
crieibles. antimony, babbitt metal, sand
of alrihids, brass,tddeopper.&e., de. He is also *deal
er in winnghtind cast scrap iron and other metals. It.
is his desire }o accommodate ms ebleists, and others at, a
distance from the city, by furnishing•any &Mlle they
may want in their business. Articles not mentionid in
the above wilt be procured and forwar&d. Any inquiry
in the above line will be promptly answered.
PURYES,
N. E. corner South and Penn streets.
fabliau* 'SI :
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO.,'
VALNUT STREET, South-west
corner of THIRD, Phtladelphfla.
Arrangements for Business during the Sw
pension of Specie Payments by the Banks.
1. Depaits reeetved and payments made daily.
A. Cormat Bark lilies, Maar sad Spade rill be; re
efOlTei 00 &Pa.
3. Deposits made to Bank Notes' or. Cheeks
. wlll be
paid back In corrnst Bank Ndeen •
4. Deposita ands in Gold or Elver nlll, be paid beck
In Coln. ••••••• [
~INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. •
Rot. HENRY L. BNNN33,Pnaddent4
Wn.Lun J. Am, Secretary. • • :•
November 28, ![5l • . [ 484 f
STAUFFER & MARLEY. - '• !'.
MAP WA'TeffXs Ik ZWELRY—
Wholesale and retalli-at t he4qlll/a
-pita Vara A Med'', Store. No.
lea (Old No. 00) North Second at.. corner of Quarry, PhDs.
Gold Lever Watches.jull irexikd,lB carat eases,. $2B 00,1
Gold Lepine, caret,- • •24 00
Silver Lever, - -; - 32
Elver Lopine. jewels, ' 00
00
SwrlorQuartters,•
Gold Spertaeles, - - • ; • • 0 0
Fine filkver,do. • - • •i' s • 1160
I:kddßrseelets, • ; • ; - • , 1 00
ladlea' Gold Pend's, . • 4' • . .1 00
Silver Teaspoons, met, - . -; A 00
Gold Pena, with Nutt, and Silver Holder, I 1 00
Gold 1/Inger-rinp,37X cents td, 130 r.Wateh Glasse s,.
plain, 12% cents; patent, if% onto:. /mast, IA rents;
other melees In proportion. All goods warranted to be
what they are sold for. STAMM it HAIRIXT.
WOn hand some Gold and Over Loren; and larpines,
stilt Wee; than the Ore prices. '
October 3. 1861'
DRYCOODB ()HEAP FOR CA8)11
Kelley In Brown,
sT. 13, N. Second Street; PHILA.
DBLI'IIIA, are constantly readying new and . 110
goods for present sake, which 'they Pffer at ro•
demdpriark, Amon which will be toind a felt asso4
mat of I . LOINS' WEAR. , • •
Black Bilks. Stella Shawle,all colon, •
Mow de Lainu, ' . Long and Square Brodie, do
Plaidde Chimes, Jacquard . .do
qmhinens, I Blanket do
Par=r Cloths. Alpani. CC. • do
' MSN'tiden BOW WZAIt.
Cloths, emelseeres, Beayerteene. curds, :
Elating* Vaitings, , Itentackpleans. •
„ FURNISHING GOODS.
Marseille* Quilta,• Sheeting,. Toweling, table Conn,
Blanksts,2llltings,Table Cloths, Napkins, to.
Web& and Ballard Vale unandnkable Blannel,
qualities.' , r
Bay Mats Opera ditto.% all colon; , •
MISLINB, •
Bleached and Brown by the piers Or yard, at the lowest
market prices. Linen Bourns mute ear/ mainly toe. our
MI retail wiles. -
N °TIC-04-0w goods being bought and soklexeln
steely tor 04#11 enable no to distance all compatition:
' Purchaser's charged but a small ridvance on Aircifem
cost. No grub misrepresented to effect ales - -sod no
abatement kr prices. NELL= k BROWN,
N 0.12 N. 2d street, above Market, rtilladelptdit.
Oetober 17,'67 • , 428ut
.• • IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!' ' •
41. aimay pp dug all the required
sites. and applicable to Diralino, laeturies
Iteambasts, sad say politics *has milid:
oTRElbenefits resulting by the use; of
this improvement ere—.—pooddrantpht is akin&
neather; a saving of .fuel from 20 to 23 pq oust.; 4
oatOot of threrlentrths of the bras, seas waited; s perfect
means' or Unstilation ; a perfect protection against "re
;from igaOton wire rho join ; cheapness Oaths erection oft 1
dissaeys, Sot requiring half the number of bricks, and
saving and halt the specs in a room taken np by the to ,
•
r e ctories,,Pere 80 to 40 feet In height only relished to
gine a powerful draft for steam and other purposes. ,
Tan Esirsa. Parr= Calumet sun Tgarnarrox Co., : 1
• No. 318 Chesnut street, Philadelphia, 'i
Are now prepared to furnish thievery valuable Improve,
went, guaranteeing it to give 'atlantic.* when put up
by aim, et' In compliance with their internetion.
. N. IL—The Company &she to obtain.some good agorae
to take charge of tile telling of this Improremeotiu thin
ray and county. Nor further Infbruution address that
Secretary li t W. SAYSOnIi.
;
• Li 318 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
October 214 'bf • .. 413.1 y : 1
IiEE
1.26 " 6.30 "
1;48 4 6.62 4
2.00 " 1.06 "
OMMS
MUSIC PUBLISHINCI HOUSE. I
LElta AI t B4UE tIC No. street,t
der the Utah Muse. Philadelphia, aos
patently publishing the latest Mu
at e;r3ne the IMPS% popular Authorsin the United States,
In s 'Olathe/ will vie with any issued st Aar other
house either in this country nr Europe.
The; have also the pleasure to announce to the publle
That their stock of Sheet - Mud.: on hand, consist' of the
largest and most complete assortment to be found In the
aviary; they are constantly adding to theirstochall the
New litside published In New York. Boston. de.
They aloe publish several Instruction Ikeks,whlch sea
In 'rural mos throughout the country.
PIANOS—A flue word:Bent of the beet man - nateturers
o f NowlYott and Boston, at the lowest cheap prices.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Rhee,generslassortment Of Gotha', Ylollns. Bahkes,
Iflutes4Aecordeotts,hc., Ykdln,Gnitar and limp Strings,
of the best Italian qualities, allot which irillbe
ed to the public and the trade at the lowest rates. -
Orders punctually attended to. _
.g-AllLee k Walker's Ifni& Ind Publieatkm s tan be
obtained at B B.C.NNAN'S Book and Mote:Aare. Potts.
Ville.
Phi .eirhls. - F.b 4.lSat SA! ' -
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN NI.IKENNEDY 00. ,
Fish. Mee", audProvisdan
OS. 39 and 40 North Wharves; half
vay between Arth end Item streets. PUILADEIr
pfarebl4oST It-ty
SAVING FUND.
?RBIS JONES it CO
wax& STEEL IP:ERCIIABITS, •
'Markel and Sixteen &reds, Philadelphia,
Bars always,on band *O4 for sale
RESTINOLISH REFINED IRON—lull assortments of
itilaguslis."and other Worths brands. REST murk.'
CAN BARS—ordinary simmer roiled ft:order for bridge I
harp:soy kr., de. PENNSYLVANIA MOILER PLATS— '
lo ram tse t iona dui, or -ut to required site, BOILER
HIV ifTS—Dover brand, gods in solid dies. OUT VI
OLIST/ CAR AXIAIS--Amerleau and loglish. SLUR
k BURST IRON—Wor omerin sautes. kr: AMERMAN
k SCOTCII. PIO 1R0N.A.D.12014--7 rails oind
flat bars suitable for Mors, turnouts, kr. : JUNIATA,
ENGLISH k NORWAY SLIT 'RODS, BOLTS; NUTS itud
WASHERS—Par bridal*, SllS.tod asseldnery purposes
pose/Lily. CAST, SHEAR. MACHINE and DUSTER
STEEL.; Also, an Wm quality for taps and dies. The.
straw, together with a fall assortment of Iron, S 4:.ei t
Nails and Spikes, to which the attention Of des era,
railroad companies, eneniters, miners, lbw:dem - aux gm.
rhiribts is invited. . 11)111,1816'-194y
M. W. qpiWIN 4 Co.,
esksj sewers,
Broad and licrattion dm:Mingo&iphia, Ansi.
WOULD call the,attention otgail
•y y. road Managers, tad those intemsted in ltagroad
Property,totbeirSystesiof Lotostotirabtfristaa:intritirb
they are adapted to the particular budoess for *kith
th e y may he required; by the use of one. two.three or
four pair of driving wheels; and themes of tba "hole,
or ap mach of the weight as may be ,desirable ibradhe•
&on; and in smomtnociating them to the ondeneurree,
strength of raperetrastion, :and rail and work Ito be
done. By these means the manleaninnsetni effeefol the
power Is secured with the lent for aMeuttnee,
mete elm& and repairs teßoed Ingine. With these
**stain view. and as thermal of twenty.ttuee years
pritettad maims in the bukinesi by our senior part,
ner, we mannfaetnreitre different Umbel Jrapisits. and
mreral chimes mein; of each kind. :Particular often
linn paid to the steel:Whet the nambitielti the plan and
vorlumaship et all the Mann OM king experience
sad mportastms of ebtatulag Intbratation, ettahlea oe
le oter animal nes with thealiteranee that* Weirs.
er, montany c
a*nday durability. they will romperehemm Pio ehly
with them of ethos Mills use. We fakobitto
ts
Myr wheels.aalananntiles et low WNW' , ttilit owo•
treeleithwattrotes. meepodtton eindap nir ;
Meeptillailpthwtof - ftest Ina andlikefise z
"itiallgran
_stistimenr u n w r v i ne
•
ilaussaiillrf f-7 :.....,,AILIMpUIRIAIIaIk , -.
t , `SIT-- -
Y LEGAL .CARDS.
QE 0 40 , E, D. lIMIGHAWOUT,
Attenisi at Lair.
5147 4 lIIPALIITO.P. PA.
TOUN P. HOBART. 'Atto rne y at
s o w, Pa#4 , 1114, aka topcsuir raw Auelvan.
, 04fter SIM 44.17
M. SIMPSON, Attorney at, Law.
yourdile, Pi 0114*—Market. 4114 'ogpodtr
lb, Post Otiecl 1. Metch*r 1 0; 1143,
W, ROSEBERRY, Attorney at
tir . . taw. Otliainser of Nuke! *nd 2n4 street;
(amine. Auglist 9,'56 sb
My ER sTaousE, Attoriey at Law.
Antlee, 7 4Centre street, opposlte,the Town Han,
(VelFroel79rld 6.
pAviD B. d - RBEN,Attoriii — at haw,
Potwinioa. °Mesta Usetetatreet,oppallte the
Mee. - July 14.'56 21kly
1 4 1, P: DEWEES, Attorney at Law.
do OrTicz—routaoo. dome bio rt lmeet Hotel,
titre street, Pottsville, PA. • [Dec. ~ '67 ' 49-
S . AI;itTELGARICEtT, Magistrate,.
and General Calleztor. Mike, Market
Itt...Pottsvitta; next door to Pod pur e e. Aux. 16. '67 33.
r.,SPININEY, Attorney at Law,
.23, /Aland. SeboylkUl eouoti, Pa., w in "t as
*put in Ali pßri:iluo and ot Real rata* collection
of rents. ke.: [Agana. MAY 12 4 'l6 .31-17
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ctLEMENT S. FOSTER, J u ni" o f
the pettee,3llnetwae—etaktetlotas and dente* io•
11 ed and attended 1/yealshtl4,
Febnidri S•tt
•
TarH—OMAS R. BANNAN,, Attorney at
Wir,„ OIL:ohs Cimino Ursa, engine 41•Nithimpa1
eb47)thrtil*Panits.
N0t.p4.566
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CIS SPENCER, Magistrate,
and Rail Itatate Agent. Mee In gall Road street
ow Rut FAttet, POtarille, Pa. • _
March 4266 IS ' 124 f
JOHN . SEITZINGER, Justice of the
Pesee.M.CLAlTOrdl attend to 'all bushes, VIP
trusted to kim *la dilitrual and tam
January, 21.167 • 11:1 3 ,*
PHRISTOPHER LITTLE, Atter*.
AL) no it Lan, Pottsillle, [Wallkill county. Pa.
usenn—ln-Ilabiatonan street, tenser of Second.
1
April 11;'57 .!' , `l5-1y
TORN' C. 'CONRAD, Jr., Justice of
ty the Pere• and Ommayanmr--nelm orpmlte - Pn1;11e
School adnan, Broad strut, Tamaqua, Pa. ;
May B. 1,7 ; • . . '
GEORGE deb. KEIM, Attorney at
LIW4 Pottsville, Penns...will attend tolesralbissinens
In Schwan' county and elsewhere. Office in Centre
!feet. nearly opposite the Miners' fisnk.
July 7,!be , 27.
lISAAC SEVERN; "Justice of , the
PEACE, attends to the eolleetioh—of accounts. and
a business appertaining to Is Mem He also attends
to the mesterement of Brick and Stone Hat, EZOLTir
bons, te; vie Docket o f Jacob Kilo., Eq., is In his
poesessloh.' Office-4eotra st, below American Bowe. ,
Potteviile,Yeh.l4, 67 T-fe
BUSINESS CARDS.
•
14. DIXON, Dentist, 1612 Lo
. east 'treat, PHILdDELPRIA.
July 11. MIER
cec.F..o. K. SMITH, Blinin'pEogineer
and Colliery Viewer, Pottivlll4. Pa.
. 14, IT 741.
TOREPR W. GEARY, Ciyil and i-
CI ulna , Engineer. Office—Norwagiati Area, Potty
Ana, Pa. [January 10 2- J
PW. SHEAFFER, Pottsville, P*.,
alate of' the Peransyleanta State Geological Surrey,
axplonno lands, 'ulnas, &e. (October-13.'0 41.tf
GFORGE BROWN;Mine
Pottsville, impede Coal lauds and Mines. Pastiest.
lar attention paid to iteutilanoti. , -. lAssrast 1.'57 314 t
tIENRY PLEASANTS, 'Civil abd
Mining Engineer, POTTSVILLE '
rrics—Mesket stieet,.north side,between Centinand
Second. [August S, 32.dr0
PaR. CHARLES HERMANSADER,
Burgeon and Acconeher, ;
WIGSISWILG—Opponte the Arcadian Institute.
• Mlgnst 28. '57 i' ' , . 36.17 i
o iANK OARTER, Civil , and Min
ingi Engineer, Burveyor, &e.. will attend to purveys
de, mines. town riots: me. Office wall Saini.4e' wit,
Esq .4 first dour below Silver Terrace, Pottsville. Pa.
May 9.'57 - 1941 _
eILEA.VER: k CLAPP, -Geological,
.I.J; aril and Bilging Engineers. Convoyancyrs, and
hart itadata AgeoW:ri• the . "riming . Maw,
..4 •
YOM. Pa.
v. ,
vr. 'manly.] -- -, .
{A. V. curt.
Mie12.17- 1.8.1 y
. .
, JOHN 110PGXISS, , Mining Engi-.
ft/deer and Surveyor, Centre St, Pottsville, Pa.. at.
tenls Lollar/eying , and Exploring Coal Lands, insw4.
to. Agent for the purchase and Weer Real
Estate.collection of rents, to.
, r•
Starch 22, Isso.
UENRY. . POOLE, Geological,
Topographies) and Mining Engineer, Centre Arced,
Pa., give. attention to surreys and examine
tlons of Coal Lands, to purveys of mines molting aro
alai 'aecura . ry. and to the superintemdenee and ent.
ehirge for‘proprietors of estates.
febntary 2, 67 ' Lindy 22,'64 27-tf]
AGENCY—For the Purchase and
r Sale of Real Estate; baying and selling Coal; ta
k charge of Coal Lands, Mints, te.,aitd collecting
rebta—from twenty years experience ln the County ha
Wipes to give satisfaction. t)Pice Mahantango Street,
'PtittirtEe, • CHAS. M, HILL.
6,1857 . 14-tt • •
T
H. McElwain; Civil and Mining
Engineer, Ashland, Pa., attends to Surveying and
Impacting Maas, surveytn a and dividing lands, riga.
haling Town Lots, and. all other Inurtness in the line of
htsPreinsEM. LetterAddreas,Pountaln Spring P.
Pehn ltllfU t una . Pa. 1reb.23.1867 &I •
H.A.RDWARE.
.1 Stichter 411. Thompson ;
WIIOLZBALB AND RETAIL DRALRBS IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Tool, Leti
Clinker of antra and larkat wads, Fennell*
ylkill County, Pa. •
`• . 111 ) = of the NiScatt.. . 97
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wE INVIY F E. , ATTENTION TO
• oar large assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Tool*,
which we offer Aw sale at a reasonable Wanes over
nianutkcturers' priers. We poevessadvantages hr trade
that have secured us the eXChlldte sale ol gods which
have never bean offend in this county herwleksw, and
our experience, together with an isterudve kuowiedge
of manufacturers; enable ns to order our goods direct,
which we can sell lower than any other eetebtishment.
• Annated find it cramistr of articles comprtelng
• Locks, - Morticing. end Depraved
Latches, ; Boring /Lachine.,
Botts and Dingle, Saws. ;
White Lead, Steel Squares '
Zinc, • . - . Broad Ardra Machete.
OH, j Adios, -
• Dims, : ' 'Beatty's Priming Chisels,
Putty, , •Shi Augurs and BUN,
- A culturaland Farming
Spikes, ' ; . ; mplements.
Bellows, Cabinet Trimmings, in
Anvils, " great variety.
• Vices, • To Locke,:
Rope Pliable, • ' Letches:•.. -
TmalYun, Whom'.
Plan*. • • Building Hardware,
. We have - even especial attention, with a view of fur..
nlshfng contmetors and builders et the very lowest mar
ket peter& •
ire Goods ordered by mail, *lll receive prompt atten
tion. and ibrwilded with delestdi • "Oat and les ua at
the corner of Centre and Market streets. . " •
Nov. 14, 'II 46411 BTICIIIIIR t yucarson. •
' LOCKS-
Front door, Closet, Night-latch,
with - Stlyeridated, Porcelain or dark Mineral
Hardwire v au er iflt a o r if e De a po ent '
" toy price.,
" the
August 1. '5l 31
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Silver Plated and Common Spoons., Scissors, Pint Mon.
Wes, and a variety of other useful articles imitable for
Christmas and New Year GITTi3. MOUT & LERCII:
rottavillm,Deemberl9, l b7 411 Centre Oreel.
COLENIA el lell CUTLERY Errb
des s:forth Third Steet.
riONSTANTLY on hand, a lariO as
iortmem of Pen and Pocket Knives, &Wort. and
Rams, Table Knives and Yorks, in Ivory,stag. buffalo,
bone and wood handles; Careers and Yorks, Dlrka,Bowle
Knives, an.
AL4O—e , rety extendtcassortasent of Waters, Ta
Team err. . •
Flne,Engllsh Guns, ColVa Pbtoli, Ailq IleacilaaTa,
and Single and Double battened Pistols. HI a general
stock or pane, Itardware.ecrtrtantly on blunt. .
JOHN 11. OOLIMAII,Impaater.
rblladelybla,Dee.ao,issi peezt,l4-621 81.11
, HARDWARE AND IRON DEPOT.'•
laT dB BaLitliplu, having uow smug-
Eel Ids goods st his emir piece of Widnes"; 1
and with a new determination of furniels• '
lag all such goods seAs buslnessof the
Coal R eg i on may require, at their lowest market rain.;
solicitrthe inspection of the Public. I shell be elvers
on band and have= hand a full stock of
Bar Iron, Chopping Axes, .
Flue Iron, Coal Motels,
Cast Steel, , Trace Cholas.
Silt Iron, . Nolte sad Spikes,
. - Rope, : ~ Tackle Blocks, •
Bellows • Anvil* end Vics, Be.,
Hardiest' Zed Iron Depot, Cam •
thersze.tbree doors
above Market. Bait side.. MUCK POT!,
7x1718,1844 - • ' - , - law •
1
• • I I ILSVLTRAIMIIRttro dem a►
low Mats' hotel, and nearly opposite the
Inure Bank, Pottsville. where w 4 H be
found an eseellent aalortment of llasa
VAIN:
Omit Trinunin
1 4 ,111 1%
&Wary, • '
iltiolnnaker'pTsoin.
Carpenter's - Tools,
Glaasand Paint
Bat reed doll oboe,
Rolled " "
Nails eadEltikes. • '
Railroad Iron and Nene,
(Watt %bob': . •
RIM leg Matertath.
Cut Steel.
Sheer Steel, • '
Arm Mister,
110118 ave,
Orboeutesse,
ilne Hand-ears. • • - • ;
Etiteetwese btetbants to therthliddetirepattesade
theyezteiededtotalahlitadttldualeapietty,andhopee
tbs mar Ilan, by the quality or, their goods.striet &tied
don leleidietoWd
..1000011R0414billetdd*U1 lawn
satenumill aidroadMilie4
& TABOR,
Datikesis art*, aid &masers strut
Pottninsolameary 11 4 14111 • s.,
VWM
iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiiiiiir taxa,
Apimit.rai impulasne., dm.
fi t
sole. ,TIIE subscriber will keep
on band Clorer.Timothyand otherness*
•
seeds. White Meer and Lawn Giese
seeds, together with garden and nerd seeds, w we
will warrant to be fresh and pod. Lie wilt also teethe
orders het ail kinds fruit trewt,(ltarranted to betthat
they are represen rieultural implements, &e., all
of which will baz lied at manufacturers' prices.—
The seeds and tn. by the subscriber are selected '
with great eiro, . 1 from growers of reputation and
standing. Ile do es t deaths seeds procured ptomisers.
only in the market.k% three sr howl! cheap,without
regard to the riteracteled the seed sold. Nor bon
purchase of felt mods Fin en promiernonsly in well
dema, where their too cleat 'rex Ito ity deteriorates t r
quality. particularly those of the some epodes. • Mehl
an important consideration telltale witopurettess either
.eueds or fruit trees. ; , For beet, le.. vend la orders tarty
•to . 1 • IsSMAXIN HANNAN%
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• w.
D. L. W., of Beaton Falls, Conn.,. nu& dm
diner icon dy►iea/taril a Imigthy communication
from which they glean the following: -
ji Ale;
shall be the ; Amer f—Ast esampta is
'lieu, where aiermer hating.but little land, pot
one of his two sou to a trade, much agahlti_sts
laranern wishes, while the other k agalaet his in.
. . ,
""tinuo was retained upon tbe bomostead to -
take etre of the parents in their old etre. The
result vas, the elder son sernd Me upprentieeship
and worked at his trade tWeh's yea*, when b• n
eared a lane and returned to bit eaieted pursuit.
The younger to; rameined it Lome fentil twenty.
one, and being then free to act for himself, be quit
the farm io disgust, and west to a favorite trade,
which be dill Pursues. Ms parents remain alone
tapcin the homestead. The 'm a mma s drawn from
this example 14 that farmers should exerviso great
cue in studying the natural testes and propepsi.
tie's of their sons, and not attempt to arbitrarily
force them into pursuits which as anecurmiaL
While we admit that D. L. W. a n y b e „w e ll y ,
right, wpcciaily in suggesung the exemise of
much careful discretion in this respect, it w o uld
by no means amounts , parents to yield to the
whims or eapriees, of boys while battle; yet t oe
little knowledge of the world and of themseivr,
to. know what thoi. really" What to 'do. Then is
not a lad in twenty that'does-net take a feitey is
at least bid a dozen different purses, before bs
reaches theist of siateen.or eighteen.
How TO ATTACH SOTO TNX PAM
We eadorse more freely the closing put of Ns,
letter before as, in which it is reentamentied to
parents to endeavor to create a real taste and love
for Itirreincon the part of each of their sons.—
To do this we agree with D. L. W., that is is usu
ally good policy to allow to each boy a stall. plot
otiground, which be shall eultivsba 'Able' - own,
and of which he shall have the whole •care and
minagement. We conceive that this would de- -
•elope a special interest la the roil and its pro.
ducts. It •ts all very well in theory, that all
things upon the farm should be bald in nommen,
and that the boys should feel that this and thatis
were. But the interest will be quickened if, at
the lame time, the boy tins the smallest plot, in
the onion, of which ;he feels an individual re.
sponsibility. lle will - thus be led to staffs the best
means of promoting its production, lie will rea.
son upon the subject of manures, the beet mode l
of tillage, At. , Ile will consult with others upon
these topic., and acquire an interest in soil cul
ture, which would ',never be developed by mere
mechanital toll while others do all the thinking
•and planning for him. A similar effect will be
produced by baring the special care of an animal
or an implement; in which a personal Interest is
felt.
Another good result from such a course Is, that
many hours usually devoted to play, or immix.
tang with evil 'company, would be diverted to:um
,fal. exercises. As bad as some bypoobondr4l
people are disposed to consider the boys of t h e
present gendratiou, there are few of them who
would not cheerfully save-many hours, now wove
than ;wasted, If they had a plot of gr i ound of their
own, from I:bieh they were to hale the whole pro
ceeds.
It must be evident to very one, that a Plan, like
the one here recommended, will Bare a decided
tendedey to develops habits of thrift aid etootal,.
With proper oversight the lad may alto lean
mach in reference to the amine of trade, tie
laws of supply and demand, ie. If he hate lni‘ ,
half a bushel of potatoes to &pogo of, he till
very naturally watch the movement. of the um
bet, with reference to the best time to sell.
steed of losing an interest In the general hollow
of the farm, be will , study this all the more tar
fully, in order to draw conclusions arto his O - Wii
course.
Luc( ix naarnea.—There are fei words 'ofue
er upon the lips of a certain class of farmer, thee
luck. Smith is a ' , lucky dog." because hi, or
never rota, his wheattever Wtoter kills, hii sheep
never get into his rye, and his dews' never 'lnvade
his meadows and orchards. His crops are better•
than his neighbor's, his butter bringsinrire in the
market, ind even his wife and cthldren have a
more contented look than other people. Luny
thing be touches thrives. What a lucky Mat
Smith ii! I
Now, the fact is, lack has nothing to do Mite
Smith's success in life. It you watch the nista,
you will find thetivery result he. mulles is anti
cipated and planned for, and comes of his own
wit imd work. It le the legitimateLrewartl of his
labors, and it would have been bad lack, if it 'had
tented out otherwise. Ills corn always comes up,
bewiese be always selects the seed himself, sad
hanp it up by the husks in the garret where it is
thoroughly dried. lie does not plant until the
sun has rearmed the soil:eaough to give the getta
see Immediatistart. llerdraias his wheat Seth
with tile, anikthe water that 'used to frees* and
thaw upon the surface, and threw the roots of the
- wheat out, and kill them, now passes down into
the &eine and runs of. Ills fields are` reen mid
beautiful. in the Spring, When' his neighbors are
russet, brown and derobits. Ills fences are in
good repair, and hip' animals are not made kola,
by the continual telaptation of dilapidated saris.
His wife and children are coritfortably clothed sad'
fed, and are not kept in a continual fret an& wet*
ry by a builsated and father, who has no sYstem
or energy In his business. "X time and , place'for
every thing," ler - his motto carefully carried out.—
The shoemaker is aliiya called in when his ser
vices are nested, and none of his household get
wet feeticatch cold, have the lung fotq, and run
up, a doctor's bill of twenty dollars, f ir went of a
ant's worth of leather at the right time in the
right.platie:
Smith does uot believe in luck. Us knows that
health in the family, and thrift upon the feria Jil•
fiend upon a thonsend little things, that many of
his neighbors are too last' or careless to look after.
So while they are at Lb.. .tavern, or loafing in the
village, or running ei week la politics, he is look
ing after these little things, and laying his plAni
:
v. 1 Or
fries.
IliiiTray a, •
Britinia Ware,
AtoottmentoMn• Lock,
TiLble Cutlery,
Pocket OnUery,
'tables Spoons.
'Anvils and Vices,
Assortment of !Inagua.;
She/ t Iron Mimi!**
Xievr,Tli Plate,
Dais Kettles,.
Sad Irons; • -
Passim! Sothis,
•Obahu,
ItAltrostrrates, „
PerideranOhol..
et Arun
BOYS UPON m lIIRX.
suits re'rmums.
for next year: Ile bat good earn, ewes in it
poorest liar, because the soil has the extra ma•
Dare it needed to bring out goad, lons, plunip
capped ears. 11. meant to bay* 80 bashellijo tit
mare, and be bas It, good measure', and runalt;
over. Talk with !dui about leak, and he natal/
to you:
-xe4 ail ammonia Bail look is simply n lot
with bislila tits brasohos pocket, RIO 1 N o
la his mouth, looking on to sou how it will C' as
tint. Good lock ii a mast of pluck' to iced lire
outdo, his slower rolled , up, and w o rking to tate
It some out right. U. rittroly Nils, at /cast I
never did."
Smith is right. Attewd to your and
r i ms wilt have good. lark.
Urcipts.
BITATO . ,
care four gooJ
tatoes, press them dry ILL Wiowel, peel arid mot
theta smoothly whilst hot, ,when wilk•Pera ,
la a spooaftal of huller sad a little salt, keels/ 'a
al mash Ater es will quits *dough like runt , 0 4
s aloe glass of good yeast; set It to
mak. them into mall asks* and ley on ass. - r
Bake a aloe brows:
To" Cuu llonamtassa4—Take the rbitts of
tinting sad beat theta with two *onto
Bott6; grate to them a little nutmeg; Musk! ' 1
plat of lukewarm water. Stir rei), 'sod sit'
oftgo. Repeat; tbe.ireseriptioa If neessetry ,
it will core. the.uiet oboes ease of boules;! 1 .
y ii 401 time. -
Loa, Coxs.—Threrpooods or ow, ego
Posed* SOW. one sad s loaf ponds "
billor ,
four ow, ono plot milk, tiro ponds tritiolo
tumbler vise; ram with 7ict.
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Roue= kW. applied J r -
as alsosslolo4cidifor •