The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 30, 1858, Image 4

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THE ROLLER-50Y.
Yf OdiiatheorSet.s Dray:
. se WU aulari UK. ,
edasiglitl jot see tsetse follueli4 lAr
Ma Ink* with Inas 'Wised fattnidai eassialued
Though bhuhosugAgd weary, his ram ey away,
And *One OCAMiIIOIO/1100 to Mu Wad.
allassuo seine /Mr MO In &sere height • •
Rd. dieundlnytif honor* that for Lim await:
If• smiles se be ihr the Battery and down
'Thttlintifer you the andertunate great.
The brlibt wisp of fancy met mewl thersislyee
/4124 bid the young drawer In.eestary die; •
And al through the heavens he feels hlaselfglide,
Till SaelL't reddenerbleases hie eint.
There ,hilimintnee clamber and &MIT o'er tbe that
There orallows sing sweet froze their rests In the
As tmoblind with transport he Mites the !etch.
And ths voles ot the loved one rewind' to his cal
es.
nor dither aasoktag with lacks of 461104
Ha mother tries vainly' to hides glad tear;
kw the limo? the rollewhoy sweetly orate,
With the Dyed' the mold uhoin his bosom hada
. ,
onea of bu t te p beat Is his breast,
black oller piles quirk as bed'ori:
' Ind above all the mieket them words are erpremed
"MY eating has blamed me, I ask for no more."
Away roes the lovsd ones! what eansid them to fly
) • kb what is that mood that now tarnms his ear
'TI. the 'rake Of the orrnman—nomnakal my—
!Vora Ink on that roller, toy hid; dolott bawls
He leaps to tht Ink-km gets ink, sod teepobsek,
Dhdributes too brisey— the pressman looks •
Ter out rows the paper with "monks." thlekand • a
Imprinted upon it, with many a "hist."
The mesa= his sage eau whinier atipprest;
lie otos and Ore* a *Smola" at bla head
The "hap" soon pensive/ That be's gale s
By dreaming—and alt Ms bright vlatana bass fl
•Oh I rollerboy, woe to th 4 dream of delight
ohl itaterboy, There thy frOstararir -
Where now le that *Wrathy &My •
That glory, and hones: and toowho
Oh! rollerbay! rollenboyl dream not
Dot stand to tby labor, bylitylit ar
Tor ptetares thou paloteit can hardl;
It than art negleatful—thayll Tar
Through days, mouths, and years, 11
hour,
Distrib b ute thy ink, and continue
• In rime writes thee down on her si
The., rollorhoy, ply thee—work
Igo* Tots.—A man who can
Idioms meibed without tr!toll
edly possessed of a heavenly
of thew traccitristians being
A mestieg, be said, in a surly mi
herly fel low who was standi g
, iin
"Nly dear sir, are you not . I
"No, sir; why did you al 1 4
"Why; sir, tin fact is, I ,tb(
miller, and a very honest oas t
have been grinding My torn tbi
out taking toll," , . .i •
Speaking of honesty, most pot
reverend Or jocund) reafier,suggesi
ry a . gaiddet imputding a "Juver
mat," 00 Is the "abutter clerl
wot of, in-Narket street.. Mike
of a damn years, who wasipurposes
the Mom one day, and watched 9
that stood'ajsr, to" test hit ht ty.
hit:pelf alone, he began lo einvass the a
for something good, and slipping bo
•,„coanter, he loin helped biMsell fiberfill •
the a
candy. tipin being caught in the
reprimiluded,lethegan to lustify,binaself
lags "You'd no helium to leave me el
always 'moved rd swi l l ". Mike's atm
about is snob' 'to tbe . point as was th e
• upon a letter from a psiticular friend,.
York, who, wrote to Lis correspondent in
"Please to omit the wordiEepire at th
my name, $ d direct your;lelters to AM°
without any tail." By return of mail
ply, directed in precise liciordance will
quest of the particular friend to; "Aim
without any tail."—PAfics. 'Transcript.
A GOOD stOry has been, gOing tho tot
hill* bisi who did nut like tv ask his fa
favor, allegiu l g as tt. reason Cot his diffid
he was not well enough acquainted wi
nem is a parallel' instaice, which del
the lack of homely affection and intim;
tunately too common Vetween patentii
drum
A gentletnin having failed in bus'
**el what ho inteioed to do, and
shall stay *thaws airbila and acqu; I
my family.".! . •
,I
DUTCBMAX—Coot InOyei, Natick; h
IrlebmanGood moinire till ye,
ye, will we get noir/lin!? •
Dutehman—l pees 'pop; ye nave! ,
raid in ferry try dimo. ;
Irieheaso—A.D . yeti Art there.;
whenever it gits to.thoof y of reini
o' dhry wither will we get as long as ...
bowlds. .. :.1
As editor thus advertise/ his Mini
gentleman who inadvertently tools
ea end left an inferior article in i
do toi infinite kindnisiby returning
. he shall reeeltre , oar warmest th
apologies—An, valor/ for the tro
given him, and the 'apology fur a b:,
A.w anecdote Is told: of an Baglis
observed to his customer that there
in the hair.",
"Theo, I hope , yea are some.
about the brushes you ase.'!-.
"Oh," said .o barber, "I do not
of the 'ead, ttbe hair of the hat.
A rsLiow tru invited to a party
* where there was muck, both sons
tnentaLl/n the following morning ,
the guests, who said: "Well, how,
yourself last night,,were lot the qi
tent ' "Well, really, I can't tai,
the pork chops were the finest I es'
"CAN jou tell me what ha:times
I I asked a man of. an Inreatigeting to
our friend George, hnaly in the At
"Why," said George, thoughtful 4
left eye, "the final find of 'em
traded off."
Hussy or.—Tw? lawties wer
• words together on the roadside, w
ter of ono of thew ipopped her
door, sad cried put:l
"Burry, mother, aad Call her a
tans ria one."
4 "12;;Alge to hare toga you of
,
an Irishman to histriand;who q
I
him in hie garden, and *hied ,i
water. "No matter," sayiaat, b
and water out of his moult, "I'i• •
DAIIIL ♦ Ditan•littww:- . —Spe
that was an hies of the Lard-shal
was discoursing aribitniel in the
"Thep he lot all night, leaking
nothleg. It clicrat cost him Wee;
• As honest lady wlnin told o
death, exclaimed, t,'Well, I do de
• bleu never come DiDpe. It ainl
' tat my hen, and Pow Mr. Lloope I
—poor' min." ,
. A waT5llll thicit.-ti aded with .
1
eclat, was asked t u be lineation, w
"stood on the defisosiYl, ?"
"No, eir," ho l iniloceptly ropli
s banal."
A recruit going .Itrough the e
cat, asked how de l phoull parr
that," said the tall hussar who
ter to the reginieut, !lea only c
parry.". t
Is is said that• the'wife of
takes a doep ini?rest:' ba
ministration. What Jatly wool ,
the President peiiNu ip , Wag
DR. ADAK 01.4 t bad IC Pelf
both pork sod t . ob co: Ile, is
said /"If 1 were Eo offer
a sOrifi
would be a roasted pig stuffed lei
A. MAI 5t01110.114 to CAM SI.
on the bout. "There, now !",e
owe have lost our dinner !7 7 :'
be, "it'i safe; rye got my fat
ftlle you know ills prisoner,
iii`the bone." "iiThas is his cti
he lire ntar yea!" -"So near
only ba. ror fire 'Seed in eight
• "BO'. whaea become of the
pants tiits,ottiar day?"
(Toticltmeriea,, carefully
mentlonablet.) iota on
, .Tasse' moo is Algiors
stories, that hiS Mends say
'walk with bttn 14 the forestf t
dome round h 'od laugh,*
"BA yOu soy tesvolios
lay of s' younglotatioatn "
them rritti fait' and lop, •bo
enough to•trovells11.0
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Patear•cooird fold= id
ropoidtoti of tbsfr goods
Wow.
3ftscELLANEous.
PAIRRAMIKII CA E! -
THE eubsen
d bers; agents or the man
ufsdarerk bin/ust esiirol • n *Paid
tile "Woo °midst Prab," rs ealeulatod t or o yr ems 3i
onne•to 240 Ito. rondo Who Torkßton, I .
B. YARDLEY eBOll.
Pottorilli, April 21rUt.1107 3T-
MEW
Vihidesai. Moen ass& Grata Stem
THE SUBSCRIBERS' beg Lave' to
thin= the adapts of Saggylkin eoinkty,thatth e y
Inn knead the warabonse or Menem. Tantley is Son. on
Ida corner at Centro and *soh Munk areas, in Potts..
ewe. when tiny bars eon/Lastly on hand—Matta. of
the bast want and mores° brands, vrarxt.
0.4.111 and CORN. Mao. Corn and Mb Chop.ball Teed,
Buckwheat and Caen Meal. Apple% Pots
la
Le., the.. all ot *bah they wire nil at greatly
dared pricey. *dens tor any quantity at Mon
surd Oral cs newlred ;and delivered at any point, on the
,gbortest notice.
Dealers and Feeders morally, will dad It, greatly to
th e ir advantage to site us f all, as we are satiated that
by so &In; they can save at least 20 per cent. on their
purchasers. Gila us a mil and ascertain the jaunting
11031BERGICII
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Pottsville, October 31, '57
• 0. 4 H. W. SMITH, •
MANITTACIVIOI.II OF
Melodeons, Organ Modem, and Pedal Sub.
Bus *,
$ll Washington StreHar moniumset, Boston.
THE ATFENTION of Clergymen,
Committees, Schools, Lodges, do., is invited to the
new Pedal Sub• Base Harmoniums, made solely by toe
Manufacturers.
• • It le arranged with two manuals or hank; of Keys,
lowed set running an octave higher thin the other,
eintliney be used separately, and thus ge the ne co u ples oil distinct Instruments; or, by the_lw ofcoupler,
the two banks of keys may Urged at the same time,
brut. of the front sea only. This connected with the
Regius, will produce the effect of a large organ. and
stfilelently heavy to fill a house that eats from 1000 to
Iboo persons. -
THE ORGAN 'MELODEON •
Ie dedsnad for parlor and private use. The construe.
Lion Is similar to the Church Instrument, being miming
ed with two banks olleys, and when used together, by
means of the coupler, is capable of as gnat volume of
power as the Church Instrument, when used without
the Pedals. '
Also, every variety of MELODEONS for Parlor sou.
•
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from our Man.
ufmtory„,being madeln the most complete and Huns
ough tunnel.. Having removed to the spacious Wild-
Rigs. Mt WASHINGTON STREET, vre have every %ma
ty for menufactuting purposes, and employ none but
the most experienced and skillful workmen.
In short, we will promise our customers an Instrument
equal if not superior to any Manufecturer, and gamin
tee ENTIRE AND PERFECT sAraretcrion,
NUM TLACEIIIB, LUDVSI or Quota., and others Mier
feted in musical mitten, are respectfully invited toilet,
otr rooms at any time and examine omted the Metre
ments on exhibition for sale, at their pleasure.
As satin furthergusmntee to the pubileartotheexcei
ence of the MELODEONS AND HARMONIIPMS from
our alanufaetdiy, we beg lute to refer, IT Wirltauloor
to the following
PIANOFORTE MANIIFACTIJNERA OF BOSTON.
Who have equalled our Instruments and will giro
their opinion wheerealled upon: •
IDMICICRIENO 80A5, HALL= k COMM; T. Guam A CO.
WM. P. klitausolti Haws I Attar,A. W. Lanna Co.
Gloom lima, WOODWARD& BRWW,NRWMALL A
Melpdeono Harneesalumw Boated.
Perrone who.wish to hire 3lelodeone and Harmoniums
with a view of purchasing at the end of the year, can,
Uwe the rent credited as part payment of the turchaaa
:Money. This matter Is worthy of special note, as It'
enables those who desire a fair test of the' instrumental
-before purchasing, to obtain It at the expense of the
manufacturers, to the extent at least of a year's rent.
Orders from any part of the country or world, sent di
rect to the manufactory in Boston, with cash or satiate
larY reference, will be promptly attended to, and as I
faithfully executed as if the parties were present, or
employed an agent to select, and on as reasonable terms
.
Penal leg, 4% °Oats, - $6O
&roll leg. &octave,•. -• • -t,. • • . 75
Piano style, 6 octave, • . •, • . 100
Piano style, extra finish, 5 octave. • - ' • - 116
.Piano style, mired leg. - • - • - - 125
Piano style, 2 seta of reeds, • - • 150
Piano style. 6 octave, . , 136
Onto Melodeon, • - • • • - - • 200
Organ Melodeon. extra finish, • • • 260
Pedal Sob-Bus liannonlom, • • - • 275
Lettent;Certltlados and notices Prom the press, from
all parte of the work', may also bo seen at our salesroom.
• Descriptive circulars sent free to any Wraps.'
8. D. * H. W. SMITtlf,
611 Washington Street, (Near Boylston Market,) Boston:1
June 27 '57
BOSTON B ELTING COMPANY. we Ise It.
/NE experience of the past teryvears
I has gained fol. Oda Belting the confidende.of mann
factnrers and consumers. The great Improvements re
cently made In its quality. warrant us in asserting It to
be superior to leather for all open Beltar-especially for
henry or main Delta.
Its first cost Is much loss than loather—lt Is stronger
and more durable. and gives a gain in po wer
u on thi pul
ley. It will stand a heat of 300 degrees unaffected,—no
degree of cold or wet can injure Its working. /alit ro.
seeds it Is recommended for Ilaw.slills, Mines, Grain
Winston , . 3lachine Shops and Manutictories.
Machine Belting, 3 flk, 4 Ply.
Soak of Prim; 3 and 4 ply, frxos which as Misstate of The
price of intermediate width; cue be made.
2 Inch 3-ply, per loot In cents.* .I.ply, 13 cents.,
3 •• " ," 15 .• 17 a
4 !IP • • 41 20 ot to, 24
. 44
4 1:
5 al ft 14 21
6 to , to At Zip it
7 It 14 . „ - 41 , :11, ft
g 6. 64 . 6'4 3g
in New
his city,
end of
Smith,
e O ra.
ads, of a
her for a
•nee, that
h
him.—
on s t rates
cy uncut..
land chil.
at 44 44 46 .4
10 a 44 gi • 54 44
la 44 44 u 60 44
12 = 0 « . 66 .4
13 is is w 72 a . w 0 .4 II
14 a 4/ 46 51 46 4 44 100 • U
1 5 It .66 64 ' .88 . . w 107 •"
16 ss 44 64 92 44 . " 116 "
14 " 1" ,1114 " 44 13 0 It
20 a a • 46 .115 66 .. 144
22 "
.:' ' " 127 " ' " 154 "
24 " " 4 , " • 133 'ii• '" 173 "
Heavy and 6 ply Belts made to order f:r purposes
where great strength Is required. (asAlltsubsUtute for
double leather) at an advance of twenildire and Jiffy
percent. on 4 pi rices.
Ply
. 3 Hydrant Hose. ,
Trarrawied to stand a pressure of 76 Itsa. per square melt.
1.2 Mott per foot, - - : - - - • 20 cents.
• 34 a a a • • • • • , 22 a
i. ~ " a • • • • • 25 ,
5 14 ~ .>9 1...........30 SP
4 Ply- Locomatiwe ils Fire Engine Hose.
Warranted to amid a pressure of 175 lbs. per square inch.
1 3-li inch per foot, - . - - - - 66 cent..
2 a -Is a • • • • • • 55 • a
. 2 14 " II •/I . 60 "
23-4 " " ' " - • ' - - • • TO
New York Croton Hose, • - - - 23;
Hose of any slats and strength made' to order—alsc,
Suction Hose for Fire Engines and other pimpose.. l • •
The aboge Rose has great advantages over leather, as
it needs no oiling, is perfectly tight, will . stand se very
high degree of hest without injury, and Is not_ affected
by_ the severest cold. : i -
Couplings, liuse-Pipes, te., furnished at the lowest
prices.
Steam Packing.
This article:ill now in general use by the on kiliful
Engineers and Machinists throughout the Hsi ham.
It is prepared -so that WOO Fahrenheit will not affect
it, and isomperfor to everything Woe, as no aubstanee
has so much elastiejty which elands so high a degree of
beat. and may be used about all parts where packing Is
necessary, Oa: Manhole Plates, Piston' Rods, Steam
Joints, Steam Chests, Cylinder Heads, Stuffing BM*
etc., etc. .
loess; was
replied, "I
hated with
Iv yen tint
ik l e; think
has much
rind thin,
not a bit
e wet ape
ghat: "The
e new bea.
hteud, wfl
I
; un own, and
n, and two
Lie walut)
hi left us.
barber, who
sa "cholera
t partiouLsz
eau the 'air
oephere."
one evening
and lowa'
Ihe met one of
id you enjoy
Packing mads•te order for all the various purposes,
such as ALM= PLATM Proves ROM Pins, FLAMM
ROT AND COLD WATM PDRTA,PACIMII P117A71, loot Aso
'Damn VALVIS cos BTLUI ENGIMS, Itc.
' subscriber has the Agency from the Manullse.
turere of the above articles. The Belts are the best 111
the United States. andsrefurnish them in Schuylkill Co.
at Manufacturers' prices, thus swing the carriage to the
purchaser. One orders have also the preference at the
Wills over aoy others for Belts to be made to any pattern
or thickness not on hand, as per agreement: we CM
therefore guarantee the delivery of aoy Zeit within a
tiled time after the order is received.
August 8, '57-42 BENJ. BANNAN.
' 1 O. exer t -
111114 bs •.;!but
r ate."
f ola hamar
a *naiad of
ery line here.
allotting his,
that they get
g A zi. EXTRAORDINARY
ww a 1:s IL acs ri. zh ai,
. Beth Water and Fire Proof,
.
-
yiHE SUBSCRIBER has been ap
, pointed Agent, and Is prepared to put on H. M.
arrow A Oo's celebrated Fire and titter Proof Rooting,
—lt Is oompotsed of Pelt. et:mod:Mien - lied Gravel—
It femora : durable than either shingles, tle.aincor iron
—*nine no painting, and can be put on complete at
a little over ontahalt the expense of other roofing.— T
The advantagesof this Roofing may be. summed up as,
follows: , •
It is bath WATFX.-TIGHT and SIAN-PROOF.
It will not'expend and contract, with heat and cold,
like ustal MGM •
One inch to the foot is all the Inclination required. '
The roof can be walked upon without Injury.
It can be used for drying purposes.
It is of great advantage to firemen whe4 adjoining
buildings's,* on ire.
It is not injuriously affected in the least by changes
of temperature. ... . .
It is adapted to every climate.
It is not affected by thnjerring of machinery..
It will beer more than double the heat of sine, Ile, or
it.
gebenised iron, without danger to die boarding beneath
it is easily and quickly repaired, if Injured. '
Hattori of , the UM ut i ferial can be formed on the
'roof.
ITS MST IS MUCH ILIISS THAN THAT OP,ANT
OTHER PIKE-PROOF.noor i nw IN rm. .
Insuranee Is eroded at the ante Weans onhulidlop
covered with other are-proof reaterials..k _
Hundreds of (evil:teeth. can b : seen, at IL Barman's '
SoOk Store. ,We append one dr two to Shim ttukt it is
no humbug: ' . ~ . • ` .
We, the underalanft. had oar Banking: Hemp roofed
with Warren's Fire and Water• Proof Itteding about three
,years ago, end so ter have bid no reason to doubt its of 1
fleecy and durability. nor regret baring nise4 it, and
should Ifs building hereafter prefer It to , anl. ether roof.tog. ' - • . i littlat'l, A CO.
Philadelphia, March 12, 1857.
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• • PAI--sr - .
lIADELPHIA, Joni 20,18b7.
Meseta. fl: At. Warren di Cb.,oclertntes: , t -I was pre.
lent by invitation, at an experiment with four Improved
Dire and Water P roof Obtopoalliott Rooting, on the 2lst
of May last. The object, I suppose: +Jut, to- give. 'Persons
not'acquainted' with h e nature otthe roothlk, anoppor
tunlty,to see It tested. I arrived on the ground about 1,
o'clock • and-saw the boards pot on the roof; they teem
in a rodgb State, the edges notjointed, or pooled and,
matched. Att a r the boards wise on they were coveted
with three layers of felt, and then by a coating of OM'
position, and the whole covered with entre. , • .
A quantity.of combustible rostatisPwas placed . ‘itlilit;
.and at the appointed time a match was applied. A fold- -
ods fire noon burst from kit:tips of the houne, and se.
relopedih r h whole building In a dame. It continued fa
burn for at least three quarters of. an hour. At ilea
'stage of;the tire, I felt 'a desire. to knot how the mot
wouldstand tferater wasthrowsinpod'it, wad naked per..
mission to try the experiment, which was dreaded ' s:ad,
I applied three or four.,buckete of water nri the teal
which run or as though there was no. fire under or ..
around It, .
tieetierrien, my opinion is, that wr hi' itt ere f 1 con -k
'corned, it is the beet kind of a root front the bet that its
air tightness prevents combustion brassie °lsere in a
building where the roof is of your materbd, 'pm Ore
would no be likely to extend to the adjoining build-,
legs. J. an example of this kind lest winter, on !hi
4th day January, at 4 o'clqck in the morning. A lire
!woke out into.row of Brick Houses. on the tenth aide of
Seyhert St. west 'of 22nd 'tree. It bad a roof of your
oamposition, and rho fire was confined to the hours
where it originated. i have nohesitation in saying-tat
lilt bad ben an ordinary roof. the whole row would
have burned down, from the fart that It was one of the
eoldeet mornings welled last winter,and the wind blow
a hostiedne at the lime. &gloat Weed is north Of the
Olreed Oollege watt, and at thePtlme of the morning.
,together, with the coldoescof the weather, made• it a
.lout time before we could get wilier on the boildlng.
Notpithstariding this t le extinguished the Sre.without
injury to the attledulaybuildlege. ~
' I Hsteebre reconatnend your molly; to the community
awn superior preventive of Pre, . ~.
• Very fleirgintfully Tours. lie. •
11ANIIgI, P. /FARO%
. . Ctiediagplater of ras Am latpartmeaL
. . ~' • „ ,
Any further inforratien 'with r'll to *Li 2loogag
eau he obtained by callhig on On iitiber at bis Book ,
Kora, Pottsville. • BUJ. BA NNAN, or
. •• . JOS.% Du MMUS,.
, . ~' daintier {,e des theharri. Agnate,
Who waif put on the Roofing at abort nodal.
• ree Cellisry itstolishassubs, Hiners' haunt, Either
boo" itifarss. hoots this &glop, this td Jut
,the
wsormatred,ll/ It k Ins prod. sad so sparks &Wag at
It wiling it *seem - • ' . ...
- .-
Sirtlideht• sad tip
If too roofs emend with the ississial
s lash te - stot. ship, .
Jltli kr
i boobs some
lob tho dough.
cad out of the
ler before ibe
,4 ,
hat bidet said
, walking with
pit full of
owing ttin mud
found
ing of
preacheh wko
en ofjiens
t the ihew for
t."
her ktisband's
lam, OE—trove
week eine, I
hoe goo., too,
a, io a police
ether Silquideo
1 . ; " he itood on:
SIIMEM
"Never inii4
ns
'-let the twenty
~: eoator Doughi
no with the Ad 4
Dot, aesiag that
1 . •
tut old bachelor.
t eShorrente of
.ported to have
tit, the devil, it
h tobsicee:
aim . , dropped it
Issimed,liio wile t
t i .no," 'simmered
it4P;
. Joseal" "Yes,
•
ter r "Does
et he liaespeut
way
ola I taw In your
mining '46 no.
sir."
Ito tolls suetgood
•is dangerous to
for *II tbe bourns
r asked a
o asa'a4, in ban
they 'iot, eld
beano a la*
pin i• thew
MISCELTINEQUS.
. FARREL'S A, HERRINOW
Patent Fire Proof ;Safes.
8. 3ELAILIWAT..S.2AT; -
. Booksdleravigifitationeri•Atinee. •
- ::. ‘ .••- IS - autheti*ed to sell
7 . , ---.•.,. ) their Aire* in Ech'uyildll county
~ • '-..;,; ~
~ )., ; • Ile will furnish th em at the low.
~ . ,•. '
~-/ i est manufacturere'lwices, at his
.-, - r 7, -- -- - r I Bookstore In Pottsville, where the
,-..",,' t..Y.! ' , 7 shies and • list of wk., an be
:. , '4 , '`i ....7::!E 1 • seen, . , • t - • _ •
.`•,...!*.,•' ',( TheseSees;on trio) baysproved
...,.......:c4.,. .ta be superiorloprotretingßooks,
• ..._ - _,....3 'I P Papers. Ste., from gre,to any MO'
~ i .1,411.,..1 .
„,. ' uyeeeeekt in the rulted States,
~ • - she thefare odevadatequally low
prices. • .
The gvilowlng le sti extract horn the report of the
eonszoittee appointed to superintend the recent trial
.. test of turning Safes at Reading :
...:
_' . •
"On the 28th of February all the menders of the Coin.,
mittee met to witness the Kites and Seeks and
papers,
(placed In them) and were perfectly satiellied thatl:a
right. The day following the burning ;toot place, un
der the superfatend_ence of the Committee. After a fair
and impartial burning ford» hours ise lite furnace of
Messrs. Ferrets eller:it*. the Safe of Messrs. Evans
Wafirst opened, the Bate being ;on gra , inside,
and the co tents partially consumed. whilethe contents
in the dad, f Messrs. Varrels d Herring were In good,
condition. it d no fro Inside.".
The Edlto of the Perks end Schaytt4l Journal, to.
trop..wr tilir.i,
gather with y business men, who attended the burn
log of the testify to the truth of the above state
ment.
For good and reliable Safes at manureeturere
call on ' 11.11 ANNAL
pr c e
•
Agent for Firrrers al Herring's Safes.
Pottsville; darch I.4tb, '67 • 11- .
• SAWYtitiRTINI(E.
READY .MADE PAPER,,BLGS,
FOR GROCERS; , DRUGGISTS,
CONFECTIONERS. BAKERS, sto l .4The Subscriber
sesportfully Informs Ida friends and thi pubis that be
has been appointed Arent las thsfaabi of
Patent Machine made Paper Hags,
• • matzteramaxin sr
Kasen. John H. Lowery I Co., of Philadelphia.
Thum Bags are of sizes and qualitiee Of paper imitable
for AU TTIVO3II who use the article. and are offered at
such primate will at once totunten C theas to the min
sinner.
There are many advantages. in pureinudng and zudsht
reads made Bags. Where no bap are 'sued, It nzquiMe
double the quantity of paper and stricii to peek the lu a .
number of pounds, and more time In matting up a pack-
Where an extensive business!. demi and Bags umde
by hand, by buying seadfr made Bag One hand can be
dispensed with. By using them, you Will not only care
Mee and uoacy, but always hams a cOn verdent reeeptaw
ere in which to put up your goods. ,
Wherever these Ban have been introduced, they have
given entire satisfaction.
For sale at Manufacturers' prices by
• 8C,14i B ANN AN,
• • Paper and Book Dealer and Stationer.
Centre Street, opposite Episcopal Chuith, Pottsville.
A tbet rate assortment of WRAPPING PAPER, al
ways on band. • Feb. 21:157
tits.LIVERPOOL, ERIERDELEKLI Ar k
AND NEW YORK actor
OTEMIBIIEP.OO.I.;''
THE Splend id Steamships forming
the above Line will sail from NSW YORK as fol
lows:
CITY OF BALTIMORE, °mt. tritch,7th January.
KANGAROO. • Capt. Jeffrey, 4th Feb.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ' Wylie, •
CITY OF MANCHU PEE, " Petrie, •
and every alternstr.Tburrtiay. •
From LIVERPOOL Avery alternate Wednesday.
Fare from New York, Cabin $75, Third' Class $lO. • ,f
" Liverpool, Cabin.sLos, $B5 75; Th'd Class SIL.
RETURN TICKETS .available for all Month by ally
Steamer of the Line. A.
sl4o,—Thlrd Clasa, $7O.
These Steriment are supplied, with Improved Water.
tight compartments, and carry experienne4 Surgeons.
Person, about proceeding to. EuMpe, nr wishing to
send for their friends from the old country, can purchase
Ticket* , and obtain all Informatiou'iry applying to J. G.
Dale, 13,Broadway, N.Y. Sabel a Cortle,l77 Broadway,
N. Y., to " 3. 11. ItlClLAßDS..sllneraville,
and to RICHARD EDWARDS, Pottsville. •
Passage Certificates by that Class !galling Packets be;
tweem New York and Liverpool, also' Drafts sold by the
above. (April 25,?"57 17.1 y
N. R.;—There will by no at partupabetween tbelOtls
December and 7th of January.
44 win
la • If
.1 69
69
41 75 14
t. 83
MINERS' SAFETY:LAMPS. •.
• •
. A liilipezior Attilale. •
THE SUBSCRIBER ; has just: re-
P
wired from New Castle, England, a lot of Davy'a
Safety Working Lamps, made under ties laspection of
the English Government Agent; .oe the best quality
who gauze. Also, Gatise Coma made ready fog use, for
thew Lamps. There are the bat Safely Lamp ever ID
trodnced Into thlsCouoty,andarelbrealewholezaleand
WWI at about the coat of Inferior Lamps. Alto, Wire
°atm by the yard, and Lamp Ernehes by the dozen or
single. Also, the Manny Lamp' , .'for Dosses and Mine
Viewers. This Lamp is covered 'Oh a thick Ghia, and
gives as lammed light which is of tollP_othkors to Mine
Viewers. ' • BENJ. DANNAN:
AirTheis Lamps an be put Into a box 81.1t4 with ex
.plosive gas, and moved 'vividly backwards and forwards
without any covering; cud will rod eaptoda,
August 8, - •
A •
- F 4 T. TAIILOK cjltilD:
safes pleasure in
• introducing to his Meade and numerous cue.
towers, tbe new grm of ELLItICU,OUNDAOEit k 00.
Theircouneetlol \ with one of the largest business bout
en in the eity o Philadelphia, tea safe guarantee - that
they will be supp lied with fresh itoek,Well mtketed,and
at very 'low prices, to enable them to defy competition.
Their stock will comprise drat quality goods, gush as the
best customer taller, keep, in =rot our large cities.
They promise to ere general iionsfsetinn to all that
may fillTOf them with their patronage. •
ILLSICII.OI3NDAGES k CO.
Corner of Centre and MaJianionie sheets, Attalla le.
P.O.—AU persons Indebted to TAYLOR iiirear.
titularly Invited to all and make payment, and tbose
basing claims will please prwienp them for settlemenjt.
December 19, 'Ai • • ,
TO•
_IIIOTIDEERs
OWN Or ,I.*Al. MINES
; • AND PETROLFAin SPRINGS THROUGHOUT THE
ti TED STATES, CANADA AND THE BRITISH PRI>
r(NCES.—Tbi Kerosene 011 Company 1a prepared to rte
setae proposals for supplletof unpinned and oils, ones
distilled from the crude tar, without chemical treatment,
a.d for petroleum In the nattiMl state. All proposals
must state the lowest terms, as well &albs qmildlty,lbst
can be furnished monthly, and should be accompanied
by a sample of not less than miegalkmi representing the
entire yield *ninths prodwet operated' upon. Freight
and charges on all samples to be prepaid. • Address Bee,
rotary of the Kerosene 011 Company, AO Bearer street;
Now York.
. ,
January 76. 'eti 3.1 m
PletNOttiND• NI ELOVONB •
Off the eat aastraelluse... &prattled.
EOR SALE.BY ',FHEffilig i
sotaeriber. All Pianos 'aid Meto -
s sold by him will be warranted-4 •
not what they are represented, they Itan be retonsed.—
All kinds of Melodeons will be: sold at Maineseturere
cash priers be PottreWe, by which the purchasers nee
the amine Rod risked transportation. ,Planos will ,he
sold from $lO to Mesa than replier city ptiees accord.
log to the value of the instrument._ Those who preterit
by calling on ea. e..e :....--.-. , tredit, est
wake , ~ascertain
. -
Oppetik the .Fpiscapal. ...ath, '' --
TajNCURREN'I' MoheMd . and
Silver, Land Warrants, le., bought and sold. Win
it etly at tend to all collections entrusted to his ears--
negotiate basilica paper, loans, stoats, and all others..
cnriths. Money reeved on'• deposit sod Interest al.
lieu. , ; .
a. Rgertnets;Meires. Dagret; a Co., Philadelplda ; nos.
C. W. thitlite, Pottsville; Sons littirrat: President Mi..
sere Bank,Pottetillet 8010 Partzaaos, Eq., Pottsville,
and C. Lows, Esc p. Pottiorltte., ,
Pot tsville; November 7, '57.7 ' • 45. ' • ,
CLOSING OUT STOCK OP CLOIMMIG I
Mrs., Catharine - floeffer,
I)ESPEC'f FULLY announCes to her',
friends and the that' she Ina on hand
assortment of Ready Made Clothing, together with'
lot of Nees Goads, belonging to the stock of her lati
husband, *lash she fa de roue to sell off in lots to suit
purchasers on the mod adrantageons terms. The stn
ran be exasslned ripening fettle building onCentre st.;
in which the Clothing Store of her late husband. Jacob
Hoeffer, mut ltept. • . CATilAltiNg noKem.,;
eptember WM 074
LEONARD, FRY £ CO., •-• A
). Musk+Oric.4k. Deniers lin Exchange.
- . TAMAQVA,
COLLECTIONS.: ATTENDED TO
and drafts for oats on ailitis principal et tlem In Air
Union. Alen, antis Or sale on - *inland, IndandAnito.
IsndanriVales. . Janelvrae 111.
YORIte'S, PAT:I - SCHOOL SLATEAL
IeSESLATEb ale from the cm
.
bated Lehlsh theasiss,-_ the softest and pang
In the United States. i The frame Want, 'of one
plemot solid oak, bent under Immense prestme, being
the stronsest, web:Maud Wad durable trumereistnesde.
For sale wholesale or MO by -BENJ. HANNAN.
August 18:17 ' . ' - SS- ,
..1 Or 011 8 II
-JOHNS i tiN, Agent for A. A.
A n . LANE, (late Lino irnd Nussor.) wholesale deal
er ILE and 08 NDLEB. N 0.124 " Pearl, and 88 Water
street. Now York. Alt orders left at the office otJaaftw
If. Gruff, Esq., or at the Submits Itotel; will- melee
prompt attention. - ;
September 28, 56 -
"WHITE -HORSE HOTEL." •
Corner of Oman tad Streds, natak.
, Joseph X. V.IOR, Pr•prieter.
Entortodysondo and toecedoodattoin of thobistklud,
and ovary atteolion wilt bit paid by, th e boot and bloat,
tondanb to make gdd mea 4114 bayeltersomilkeddr.
Ansuot ' 5 7 - • '; • 314 y
LAWY $' OEM • 8K TB.
Peseervo your Waste Piper.
WILLOW BASKETS of varion
mites for presenlbg Waste Piper. We will
iors feAr price to those wbe win so. OW papa'
bring It to env atom For uslo.by " D. DAWNDN.
, CUM ILIMI
Attoi. kinds of 411C 1 2901140 made
otaiw, 0171AP.uidwte nag,
mitred by • leaaurt
avers sbeet, AdloWe. *ppm& Mira Mpribli Mrs,
Movallter SIM , , . . —..ilkte .
BOOTS, SHOES,
. . . .
BOOTS. ISMOMII. TRUNIIB.&O.•
THE Einbscriberlbegs learn,to inform
tits MaMoiners Mid the tommunity at tarp that h.
has past notterned trots the city VI% a '
ithe eolleortton Fes/times* hie Uses, con- • J )142'-
n a rns; g et / lir - 4 t:.
01111 W• gu orions.l _
• ' ' 4 OSIERS, . .
ts :LIPPZILS.
PUMPS, le,
et all dm:eight% for ketegsntlimen and children.
An sieepost art** et 311 s pee and ebilarsus' butbmsd
gaiters, sonietbing beer in ;the latest style. - - • -
Also, a new het ot Trtnate,,,yalisea,hspettnis t Seer ,
Ms. Ate.. de. • . • „ - ~• •
Customer :work neatly Audi expeditiously attended to.
Stare and Shop to CentruJons downtime Mph attest.
_:
_*
Imo_ t eat door the Red Prontlili
Pottrtille.lewir3o.l4 TM? DANIEL KHERTVIR.
Adincrtimessents sd sit larya type Awl will k
armed 60per cot. Wimp oft owr ngular tarok. ,
J. 13. A. S. -ALLEN,
7 and South Wharves, Philadelphia,
DEALERS MOILS..
6.11"
OILS! OILS!! OILS!!!
HODGSON it, .KIEAN,
Noe, 8 0 enuring, pilaw.,
Ossual Onmalisiox Mardiants, and Dealers LIR
WHALE AND SPERM OIL FOR MINING
AND RECHArICAL PURPOSES.
Sept. 2 2 , 15 7
• MU'
GEO. W. • rd:EitOY & CO.. '
IN
ion" SOAP, CANDLES, Ike
0.10 South Water street: below
.1.1 MOW, Phlladeiphia
. ,
i • • i. ',
Sperm, Lard, Elephant; Vitale, Tannereandeladdrary
; -
411, Sperm and Adamantine Candles.
~ ' 1 Basimal T . 11:111ss Ilelessaa.
Philadelphia, January 6,'68 147
JOHN A. MOORE,
011 and CoiOntatdon Merchant,
= - ANDI.DEALEIt IN
MINERS' SUPPLIES
31,.. 104 , 4. Water Plailadelplats
$
Has cpnatantly on hand
. Sperm; Lard, Saar, Blephant, Bleached and Backed
• Whale 011 s, Sperin and Adamantine Candies,
Burning. and residing Oil, laPree!dY
. - for Blom' nee, Wire Rope,
• SlOpe Ch•lna,
Ellaitintiowder, Safety Lamps,
• Com and teat Belting, Pluee,•iFleklng, &c . •
az-Agent fir Roe Ing's celebrated Wire in* at the :
Mantdketurete pelces. [Jan. 43,'58 41y
Schuylkill Fire & Marine
INSURANCE .COMPANY.
osie in elllymait'sXattaniongo
2 doors above Centre at., Piittsville, Pa.
VAP/TALAOTHORIZED UT LAW,
spepo.cocia.. - •
,CHART . ; PERPETUAL.
Company bed Hi Charter at the lair &Makes
Of the levitslatti.e o Pennsylvania, and Ia now hilly or.
gentled and.prepareil to tune Policies, at liberal rates,
ee pire and Inlays, on Public and Private. Build
fogs, furniture. 8 Its of Goods and Merchandlse of all
kinds. •
also 'on Coal 11 ere •
and Machinery, Inland lola
ranee on Canal Boatiand Barger, by Canals and - Rivera:
also oritarivesof COG. to Philadelphia, New' York, Bal
timore. Ae. Thls Company gnaranteeeto adjust all loam
promptly; and thelby hope to merit the patronage of
the public.
SAMUEL BILLYM/N,Dlreetor as
3. B. ADAM
WILLIAM MOAT! ER,Jr. JOHN D. DEID DRS
11 1111 It
JAOOTZIN JIB, Jr. Jr . JOHN MENDRICES,
f M
GEORGE LAVER, J. E. GRA,
W. F. SMITH', ' N.H. IIIINTZINGER,
ROBERT M. PALER ,. GEOBGE 3. MEHL
- B. K. M. KEPNER. President.
W. P. SMITH. !airy and General Agent.
Potter Ille. Jannirry 1. - " MI ' - 1. •
IRON WORKS. . :
L
, 'lti:fire & maw RINg SHOP,
tort tillirDOUg Sionsty reaus.Co.,
T. WINTERSTE EN annonno-
Ctiall es his re adiness, from the completeontAt
Iflft!a4i ofthe above namedestablishment,tosup•
pit «dere' in his line of toreluess-6
su h as for /items Engines,Ballread and
Drift rs,, Yamps„; Coal Breakers, Castings and Machine
ry of aver, patters. Ha warrants bls work loess Batts
lbetlan, and accordingly solicits patronage at borne and
abroad. - ' Jan. 27, 1857 ,
FCIUNORYI AND JVIACHINS. SHOP,
Steals at v Factory, c.
woo NOTICE—The business ef the late Arm
. ....„ of iSNyomn a Dumas, will be eoliths
ned by the subscriber In all Its various
zra . ...azz iniknehes of Steam Engine building, Iron
Founder, manufacturer of, all kinds of
Machinery, for Rolling Mills, hint Furnaces, Railroad
Cars, to., te. TtelerUl also continue the business of Min
fug and Selling the celebrated Pine Forest White Ash and
Laois and Wm reins 4'4 Ash Cods, being sole propels.
tor or these Collieries. GEORGE W. SNYDER. I
January 21,18b7 3-if
— POTTSVALI.E . ROIAJN_O_MILL.
sc i , T SUBbGBIBELIS are con
antsy manuftettning various sizes of
a'A T %5 14 r0N: Were Rails, welshing 22, 25.28,20,32
ricyr , .. : ;Nat t i z and 40 pounds per yard. .Also, large
of the inset approved patterns,'
weighing 41050,1143 and 60 pounds per yard. From the
experience Of the past five years, we feel •confldent of
making Itailenusurpassed fn quality by any millin the
country. All hominess communications. addressed tol
MesSrs. LUMP' 4k Son, Iron /Actors. Pottsville. will'
mast with prowint attention. 3140. BEARISH I COH
June 20, '57 1 '
- .
s 11E a ge r ei 11 IRON r e L 4 V 2; lathe
tirgupc he attention of tbe ben loess community
o their new foundry see Machine Shop.
-Cr ; aga n the town of St. Clair, f ehltyliffieonn.
ry, where they are Po pared to bond
Steam &seines' Coal Breakers, .Pumps and machinery of
every pattern.l a Alao, Dri ft Care, Iron or Bros csitallsk
of any sire or !tern. Being priletlea I mechanics, Cool
operators and et hers wbo ?rant maebto. ry would do well
for give them p call and axamine the r work. Orders
thankfully received and executed attl e aborto.o notice
and on reasonable terms. CA TILER, G RIFFITH A CO.
St. Clair. Jab' lt 'X7 29.1 y
PALOIkTQ ROLLING MILL. •
Tint Subscribers beg leave to an.
rd.!' 'sumacs to their friends and the public,
generaily,that their Dew Itoilleg Mill at
Zurr Palo Alto is now complete , and in full
operation, and that they are prepared to
•'"`
furnish j rails of 'various patterns, wsighingfrom 22 to
TO IDs per yard . Also: different sizes of flat, square and
round merchsats' bar iron.
- - -
, o dersfbr relic or bar iron are respectfully solicited
and will meet with prompt attention If left either at
the Rolling Hill, Bright Larch's Hardware Store.
Centre streetf or at their office, N. E. Corner of Centre
arid 6.hutet stet', 241 dory. HAYWOOD, LEE A CO.
Jan.'. '67 141
TO COIL OPERATORS it k NONERS.
011 COT 0. CT Or 16
The subscriber reveetfully Invite the
n a ti attention of the bulimia community CO
•
/ 44 ` u4;3 his Boiler Works,on Railroad street, be.
cp= low the Passenger Depot, Pottsville, Pa.,
where be are prepared to manufacture
11041.1111 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Smoke Stacke, Air Stacks, Blast Pipe', Oasemra m m.if t
Can, ae.,Ac. I Boilers on hand.
• tieing *practical mechanic andhaving for yeandetrota4
himself entirely to this branph of the business, he Sat.
term himeelf(that work done at his eitablithment will
give ististeaton to all who may favor him with a esti.—
Indtriduals Compa nies will And it greatly to their ad
vantage to
c i amine/ , wor k were engaging eliewhere.
; Nov. 21, '57 474 f) JOHN T. NOBLE.
_ ER NVIROW... WOW.,
unun & nv.1122, Iron an•
• mai
I 8.
1 , I-1, rounders, respectfully inform their pa.
• g t IMM•42
trons, and the public generally, that they
:; r are fully prepared at the chose establish
- went, to manufacture Steam Zughles of
!rimless; Pumps, RaDrftd and Drift Cars, and every
other dmeriptian of Iron and Brass Castings saleable for
he Coal mining or other busines4 nu Memos! reasonable
terms. Also, *lowing Cylinders for Blast Funtamps sad
Sacblne work;in general.
Repdring of all nimbi done with neatness and daspateb
at the lowest prices. All work furnished by them war
ranted to pertbrm well. They would solicit theeustons of
thou who may want articles In their line Inthl,klnity.
All orders will meet with Immediate and prompt attain.
.81 W. lIIIDSON
March 4:1157 94 . T W. 8.. mama'
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.
Tall SUBSCRIBERS are now fally
al Wye
1, 61-Ni prepared to fnlvaith. at the Ashland Iron
Tcs works, Steam Engines and Pumpsofany
power and capacitx,for mining and other
purposes, Coal Breakers of every else and
pattern now in use, together with castingsand fornicate
of every descriptions, Coal and Dri ft Cam of ail alms
andpatterns, large Track and Horse tiara,--all tarnished
at the shortest notice. She subscribers tatter them-
Selves thatvinamunth as every member of the firm La ■
practical mechanic, they will be able to furnish mai
nay that will compare favorably with any in the Re
gion. All orders directed to L. P. Gamma A Bsos„ Ash
land, &WWII county, Pa , will receive prompt atten-
tion. LP. GARNER.
MICHAEL GARNER,
JOSEPH GARNER.
dahland, Mn 10,'57
ogiumgra MOM WORKS,
masetairsvant.
TIER linbecriber la pre to MUM'
e r . ,, wt.* BMX. ENO INc id l any hmret
I - Pam:meet any easiarity,a d Coal Breekrr;
ama of every description; A well as every
other kind of machine used In
BreakenaYurrusees, Rolling SHUN Saw Ilia. i.e.
/rent the facilities possessed for manufacturing, and
-froutiong experience in the busineseitirorli can behaved
out itt tbleestabliehment, et the very lowest Rieman!
rita superior quality. - . , • - - -
— Persons desirous of putting nimithineryof sup kind,
are Invited to call and examine patterns end breathe ne•
painted with prices before contracting eledihere.
Orders of every kind am solicited, and strict attention
winter given to theirprompt °sedition. •
WILLIAM DWI ArMi.
Mineirrille. December 0.1887 48-tf
WASHIKOTOR IRQJiII WORKS.
ottiresle, rim., •
THOS. t JAS WREN respeethilly invite
riot the attention of the business iommunfty
:7R110.1l; to their New MachMe Shop Mid Foundry
•
ended between Coal and Railroad streets,
sad fronting an Norwegian street, *hey.
• Jan prepared to execute all orders for machinery of
Bramand iron, such aa gear Engin/mall kinds of Gear.
ing for Rolling Ms, Orist int Saw. Mills, Single and
Double acting Pumps, Coal Ereakers, Drift Cue, all kinds
of Railroad CuUngs, such as Chairs far Flat and T Rail;
Frogs; Switches, Re.; all kindest nun and wrought Ina
Shafting. Being practical sneshanhm And having:made
the demands of the Coal Raglan their study lb, men !
also all kinds of Machinery iu their Hue of business, they
Satterthemselves that work done at their establishimal
will give sathlaction to all who may honorthena with a
orders thankfully resolved and pronrptlytle•
euted,on the most at abl orsos:
THOMAS WREN., JAMES WREN.
N0v.22, 'B6
• TREMONT IROff. WOM.
Themes a t isolkaya um comity, rensn.
The Subferibers respectfully Invite
r! NI the attentiona f the ltincancoremonity
r=4;;l to their Eur_Macti Shop and Eaten-
La az= dry, erected in the too's, of !most, and
_ der the superintendenee and managa.
mutt of Messrs.!. Battiest and Philip Thstiolts. whoa
they are prepared to exaento all °nisi% ibr Machinery of
Prase and Iron, such as Steam Engines of any power,
Swop of any madly, Coal Breakers of every dual}
tios, all kinds of Gearing Or Rein Xtihtflriat sod
Idin4issyt,C sniall 'Nadia conuni%
nab aaMalta fth not WIT Natit.Vogi,SvitelieNamt
all Wads of Cast and.Wrosibt Troia UModa• Mr
. Casr
bolts %ins a praethallfsebsnle,and havhighwitistesa•
dates and madman:ski wanyvara hi thsOonl /Walt
parsons dedrous of pitting up iholdeary of any Mai,
sgslavital to Wield arasdna oar *tame mad
=Oval% sad bosom annahilad with =
Workabalbsispainsettsgaisiolawk. l OKfinnotw.?
Irhi/AXIOM:hay teldfddeast 04 4 lanimt W M*
ma to t heir prapiyAmastioa, sofas seSsfal 16411,
. nO lions MON. ea fund: - •
lin 141 W 147 - • 4).4; f t. X ISOM
TRANSPORTATION.
is DILAIREADINO RAILROAD.
• smEator.nataur ON stginumpf.z.
* and' AFTER - MARCH Utile*
fruitoutber notthefoltorbsillitesoffrelgit
bedumpoilsrloopouniss
,estmss ' aiirsitats. 114 4
gbire4
g q
k3O 13-
Dry OoodslOmfectiouery,Books,Carpet
ings,Cigars,Yresla Neat, Fish,Olamitte
. jurrod Bros. 'Butter, Eggs.
- • thauware,thiureeertes,Homp
Hams. ilantware, UM" notknr-wmi !
. Leather,Rsebbleri 3 Oysters,Cds,Seeds4
- •ts,• -
CoMou t Coffee.Ords.Bez Iren,Lead,
Spikes, like, Set, Prort.
ekes", Sugar,Wbisky,de.,
Brooms, Tire Arklukeuane.llUl Stoma,
Pitch and Ihir,iisitoSaap Iron. Timber
and Lumber. de ,
Bricks. Coke; Cord ' Woqd, Cloy, Oran!,
Icd,Sitrat „OsimeLiniestone, Manure, Pig
PLider, Slate, Malt LW:" s, at.,
flour, per banal,
Mitch 21.17 i • • , •
PHILAD'A . A - READING RAILROAD.
(IFFICE';kof the Philada. & R. R. Co.,
‘A• Phaaddpkia, 13,1146 T. •
e raw of !refight andl'ofis on Coal transported by
thisComnPari b• aa tonturs; ham 26th llarek 111•17,
until ftu:tber notice: If'
,
.. . ,
d ;I l i 2 •,. a
no ' n . b ' tit 2 ' 3
a
To Rlelutiond, : , 160 176 150 166
" Philadelphia, ' 160 175 160 155
4 . Inclined Plane, . ' ' , -I'6o I'ls 160 *I 65
" 17leekrw - n, ' 'lBO 176 160 166
" Gerwantomo IL IL, 'lBO, 1 71 100 54.
" Va ll a ofSebnililll, , ISOI 1 15 Igo 166,
4 . MADayank; ' 180t1 76 160 . 166
~
,' ConshSpring 31.0
k ls• n and Ply- - 166 150 1 10 ' 1.66
aboce . • •
month 11411rolid,t_ 165 160 140 ISS
I,' Mambo ' s and ittta• And
donee, • . 1 40 0 145 135 IV/
" Norriertaniorarid 1 60 146 136 130
" Port Kennedy, 146 140 130 'l3O
";1'a.1117 Pomp, • . 146 140 130 ISO
".Phconlasillo - A 36 130 112) I'2o
" Boyar's .1 . 04 136 180 120 120
w Pottstown. • 130 125 116 116
-" Dpuglarrilio, . 130 125 116 115
" Dirdabone: - , 120 116 .1 06 306
" Readthlt ' . ' 1 10 106 106 106
4 . Between Beading and
31-11m1Uto, 110 . 1 106 105
" Ifohniv:lle. 1101 1 06 105 106
" Ilaintrars, ' - 1-10 105
" Orwlgsbneg, • 110 106
#7 artier of the Board of .
March 21. '57 12-1 AVATIENNIKY. Pac'.!
t COAL.
C° -PARTNERSHIP
The tufweribars iura aiwodatad themes:4mi. from
and alter tbla data, rider Um nano and style. of TYLER,
STONE L OD., and will conduct the badness of 'kalif's ,
Os OW. at aurceatort to FREDERICK TYLER 4 CO, it
No. 328 Walnut stmt. RhUadalphla; 169 Broadway,
New York; Pier No. 6, Pint Richmon d. • •
FREDERICK TIMER,.
GEORGE V. TYLER,
C. NICHOLS BEAM,
WILLIAM[ Z. ETON&
latt
May 9.14
i k:3HLAND and MAHANOY COAL
The undersigned are prepaseCtU receive orders
or celebrated Ashland Ooal from the "Bancroft Ft.
oneerCollisey." From the extensive alterations and itu•
prove:rants made at the Colliery this winter for pupa-,
ing the Coal, they feel no hesitation in offering it to the.
trade no at 'article that can hare no superior in theme' ,
het, both u to.quality iind freedom from dirt, a!ste and
other Impurities. They are also prepared to makereon,
tracts for Lehiglaand Schuylkill Coal from other mines
BANCROFT, LBW'S t CO..
No. 19 Walnut street, Commercial Building.
'February 9.'37 ' 6.1 y
CATtGiadittß — aTcb - osc,
111110111 AMP &WPM OP
X31.014311EAELC10431 COML.
Also, dealers In other first qualities of
'White sad lied Ash Coals. •
N 0.40 Wahine stnee ha tZiladelpkin. cud Woodland
W Echtsyllill.
Timm Cats. - letaiuus, Mena. Jszaz Coo=
February 7 , , '57 = • 5-ly •
•
VAN DUSEN, NORTON & CO. )
Iltd* Agents for the•BA!e of the
MaZLIZEIGI-313
Coal & Navigation Co.'s -Coal,
•
. • AND THZ
Best Red and ; White Ash Coal.
No. 01 Walnut stied, PLIILADELPUIA.
Offices: No. 63 Liberty St', tor. Nassau, N. YORK.
No. 5 Doane street, BOSTON,
IS:dipping Wharves—Bristol, Ballatown and Pita
lto. 1, Richmond.
Minh 28, '67
'LEWIS AIIDENRIED &
Miners and Shippers of the follow
, ing celebrated
ANTHRACITE COALS
Prom PELLMIELPICIA --- andillTe
BLACK MINE,,-zzo /au. BLACK IlEATll,warum
SPORN • do' LOCUST MT., - - do
DIAMOND,- -- - do SPRING MT.. - Liman.
BBOCKTILLN. - PINK ABE. WYOMING VAL, do
T 101 - 31,
COUNCIL RIM
LEITIG LI, war= ABII, ■nd
• : ALSO, the very superkw
CUMBERLA ' COAL.
114 ed by the Ilampshlre Coal a &Iron Company.
Walnut street;, - BITADELPBTA
Offi&s: Sti State street, BOSTON.
110 Broadway, SEW y t. o . 4K.
March 14.'87 • 10.
TRAVELING.
MBAR IN VALLEY RAILROAD.
WISNIPINAMIL,. RIM
Open to ionaulalows, ovules from Rarrisbeig.
ON and after MONDO, NOVEM
BER 30th, 1867, the Bainengea Trains will run to
•Ilinonedsterern, leaving Beading' at ICe2O. A. M. and
Huouaelstown at 720, P. 31., daily, except Sunday&
Up Train plume Lebanon at 12, noon, and Down Train,
at 3 . 30, P. AL •
Both trains connect at Beading with Hri and Down
diPassengßalin. Trn ins fit= and to Philadelphia, on the Bea.
ng Lroad.
•
Pare,.
Between Rending and Unmmehtown, *slls and $l.lO
," " Lebanon,66 " 70
" Lebanon and Ilrinuneldown, 50 " • 40
Rap Tare bet'n Harrisburg and Hunstnelatown, 60 eta.
G. A. NICOLL% General Noperissteetdem.
November 28. '67 • 48
AEHION VALLEY RAILROAD.
wage sr_ -
O N TOBE n g d %tb a ! t
the
E ge D , N T. E i r or A th. Y , 14,1 0 C s;
Valley Wrap wV : I lLwt
ran a,atis:
Trains.
Leary Mauch Chunk at 7.15 41 . . 314aud 12.30 P. 11.
" Lehighton 7.27 " 12.42 .
" Lehigh flap 7.49 ". 1.09 ' 4
. Blatlngton 1 . 7.66 " ' 1.15 "
" Laury's 13.16 " -1 / 4 . 1.36 "
,‘ White Hall 8 .22 " N........, 1.42 "
" Catmint/tut - 8.33. " • )44. a
" Allentown : . 8.44 " -°'" 4.06 "
" Bethlehem ' .9.00 " 2 . 2t1 h. Mt
, a Freemaxosbgrg 9.10 " 2.30 s .
Afrlre Baotou 1,.. 9.40 " 246 "
Up Trains. •
iteave Boston i ; .at 1123 A. M., and 4.40 P. M.
" freemanabufg 12.00 a 6.07 "
a Bethlehem 12.10 P. M., 6.17 "
' " Allentown . .. 12.25 " 5.34 .
" Catmanom 12.36 ' 0 6.44 "
0 White hall 12.48 ." 4P-sze ..
0 uury.s • 12.54 ' " - 643 "
" Blatington 1.15 " ' 5,24 "
" Lehigh Gap 1.26 0 6.30 a
" Lehighton - • 1.48 .01,,: 6.52 "
ve stanch Chunk Moo -.. 7.05 "
• Si' The above Tralcur will connect' ith the Morning
and Afternoon. Trains to and from lie* York and Phila
delphia. The Bearer Meadow Train will leave Mauch
Chunk for WUkesterre, MISIOOII, White BAYOU/ AC , '
upon the antral of the 2 P. M.Train.
ROBERT 11. MYR& !WA dk , Dig.
October= '67 . '[August 8, 67 32-1 44.
PASSENGER'LINEB.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
AIIiggFREMINNAggi
, 410. •WIN AILILAJN6I62I.IIOITR. , 311.
THE GREAT Northern and Wester!)
United States Mall Ratites
sir Speed increased and Ftire redaced.ipi
LITTLESCHUTL.KILL, CATAWISSA, SUNBURY end
ran,wmasmspowr AND EL)URARAILKOAD.
Through to B N uffalo, in .16 hours.
• iagara 6411 s - .16 •
" ' Detroit, - , •24 .g
Chia*, . . id
St. Lon's, . . 48
Ticket 01Dee,1.14. earner Sixth and Chesnut streets,
and PbDadelphis aid Beading Railroad Depot, coma
Dread and Vine.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. Bth, Three Passenget
Trains willies,' the Philadelphiaarid Readingßailroad
Depot.corner nroad and Yinestreeta,dallyOundaysez
eepted,) as toLower
Day Express...7.3o A.
Stopping:l t . - brenlxville and Reading,only. Connect.
I newltno.tawbuta,Williamsportand
port end Minim It. Road; arriving at Emirs at Lib P.M.;
enacting vithliew York and Erie and Butialo,and
Yost city Railroads for Dunkirk and Buffalo: and from
thence, vie. ateamere on Lake Brie or Lake Shore Rail.
toad, to Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky and De
troit. Also. with. Elmira, Can:Wale:rased Niagara
Falls Railroad: connecting at Csnandaitinnwith NM I
York Centralßallroad, East and West, and atSuipenslon
Bridge with Great Western and Michigan Central Itall.l
rotator Detrolt,Chtmtgo, St. Logs, and all points in Can.
ads and! Western States.
Mail Train-1.30 A. M.
BaaniagatallBtationa, and runuingloPottsvillsonly
' Might Express-. 3.30 P. M.
Running every day, stopping at ail Stations and run
ning toPottaville. Connecting at Port Clinton with Cat.
awissa,Millismiport and Erie, and'W... m isinsportand El.
usltaitailroads,arrivingatlainirsat CA.M.:connecting
with NewTork and Erie,Bnffalo and New York elty and
lake Shore Railroada r ibt Buffalo. Dunkirk. Irie.Cleve.
land, Clucinnatt.Toledo, Chicago, and all point' West,—
Also, with Elmira,Ca nandalgtut and Niagara Yana Mi.
roads: attiring at Niagara 'AM.& t 11.,,eonnect.
I og with Dail/apnea or Great Western RaLtroadfor De.
holt. Chicago, etc.
This Route , with Its connections. forms the shortest
and most direct route to Canada and the Lakes.
Only one change 033mgal:etymon Philadelphisand
Canada. or the Lakes.
Passengers by Day Bxprembreaktest t Port Clinton,
and dine at WlUlamsport. Passengers bywayof Night
Itzprai take supper at Port Clinton.
Passengers pureituing Tickets by this Line have the
privlkge of stopping at any of the abirrepoints and re.
swains their slab at pleasure.
rare linopa Philadelphia so
'humus, $293 BugaloviaTonavenda,looo. ,
Catawim, 4 • Niagara Falls, via. RI-
Rupert, 4 mira,Canandaigna
Danville, s 4 ' N. F. liplircaul, 1010
,
Milton, , 616:.Pa115. via.lluttalo, 10 00
Williamsport, • Suigensioniiridga, 1010
Ringra, '7 Cleveland,. 1110•
,fe Berson, - Lt . 766 ledo, , 14 75
Starkey, 1 Cincinnati, 1600 1
Penn Yap, 8 Detroit:4l'3Mß, • 1600 '
Roam, 8 t " IWO, and
atom, via..odrbain, 8 Lake, 211 00
" Steamer irago,vis Cit.Wea.
John Arnot,, • 00 . tern and Michigan •
Cananda*ua, g Cantralltalleasd,2o 00
Roneoge Pahl' 8 Chicago,vlaltuthiloand
Caksionia, 8 Lake ShoraMieldiput
Le Roof. 8 fleighsrn Ratiroa .d 5000
Mataria,. — 2- 9 • via Bur. Lake
ba o sseer 7.4 k - 11:14 Michigan ' Can.
1N a» ieptgrp,
Cot.. Oral Ralket4, 11110
lag sani DT ER. 11. " 14811 . • 36.00
Millile,ll4 ink • - • •
;"..1114,and Dana
Sri Tart Cite. 10 00
E.T.WOI,IIILL, ant laded Aiitit. •
17. swan Ex* sot Omani stratte
, ;MiA.NlDlMAll.llaVtiridtallahphhitleadhigitaibead.
ir.WeElllllool4lfiettistairtina,W. and ihislsUlOni:
ilaft -19/111anspert ant MUM* AWE
FOR MIS TO LET.
TO WiCLOTS F yit SALE—In-the
iUgi/kiKPOttQrDaa. A to • '
tient.
7-417
OR RENT----k Three king
titaling Maio, and **T 4 41*, al
. Pottivillo. Apply to m
X: X
September $.17
EIRE BRICKS for Cu Was, Puddling
and Blast tumor, from tto Surfing Works. foe
lm at rho PIONEER IMMACE.
Pottsville, Jan.19,31M6 1..
TO LET—An Of f ice with all proper
emonlancat In the 3d dory, In 'Centro droet.-..
Inquire ot • JOUR DAN lIAN.
pummel., August 8,1867. 32-tt
FUEL.—Coke for sale, in
or small onantitlas, at eh* low prleall 6 mats
per d. Inguks althier at the °Bon or works of tbe
Pottsville daaCompany. , V0r.33, '36 47 , 41 , ".•
92 :11
111 II
14 T
TO LEV—A Inge and convenient
Stops Mese and Mee, be t 6 main street Ti, .
wont, recently oempied by Clark Co. Inquire of
TUOUPSON A. mortar, Tremont, or JOIIN
Pottsville. Meerut R. IT 32tf
2$ 14
lb
J - usT RECEIVED : —A large assort
moat qfspiradid Pertneory, Allte, from tb•llanufar
torterot Jules Heusi A Co.; Benison and others.
Allthoss who want AO Perfturery,ehll at O.llA$
LILTS Book and Variety fil ! 4
/mat, 21,11107 I , • S•tf
••trOUSE AN) - I.OT for SALE :
—The saboaiber win blislicemeasid .
etteate4 on the nor th of. Walnut' street, la the
rough of Aablima, Schuylkill county. The lot Is 2
feet front by 100 deep7.-liii. Thin the pk 4 of the borotigh
—on which is wetted a One and a half story Prams
Dwelling Worse. The !Intim and Lot will be gold ma
?reasonable terms. Poe futher'partieobtre apply to
LSVIADAMS.
Lhnrikru. Sch ay ikill,county, mi.
December 'A74 . . 1.240t0
yoR SALE. - 2 -The two story Crick
House and lot No . 4. Trent stree t in. the rapidly
ingrowing town of Cressona, (late West Haven) The
tot is 50 by 200 feet extending back to Coat str et.
good atons.ke House is ott the uroand. Tba Maui colt-
taloa 7 rooms and large rant, with .eillar , Use Oar of
the house:: •
A tineiot newly fenced; 50 by 155 *et directly behind
the above, fronting on Coal *trent and extending back
to Centre street, can be bid with house and lot N0.4, 1f
desired.. For partici:lla* ale., apply to W. N. W MON,
Jan. le. 'MI (3411 Nina 25W Qffiee, Chums&
Co MINES TO RENT.—To.lease
aeon . . *favorable terms, the mines late of the Waken
boat Coal Company. innate near tbetororagh of WilleOf
tarns, and connected with the Lehigh A dunineluirina
Railroad by a good iron 4raek road.
The above adnee Armin completlifvorklag order. him
log two slopes and a timbal already opened In veins of
the bed White Ash Qat, and: Irith Break -Mr, Miaow
Mowed,de. erected and,'ready for age. The mine inte.
males and icols now at tbeddinelearl 41/0 NY bad 1:11P00
arrorible terms, if desirid.
,t"
Proliocals for leendoebe laid
yo
for teintorynni
will be received until the find day of FebtuarY'llomtl,('
the rent be paid either In cash, or in Coal delivered
Into boats at libito Haven. Address JOHN BROWN,
Bethlehem, P 5.4 or JAIINB IifcLEAN, Summit Rill, h Janne 9,18 1 . 2.a •
ISAAC; SEVERN; Justice df the'
PUCE, :attends ti• lb* mambo° of imagist*. W 4
all business appedaising to Hs sash. ,'Ete tAtO attend,i
to the ineateretnent of Reek wad Rose - Weft- Itsfiells-. , 1
Haut, Re. Th. MAW of Jamb Ktfao • Zig, is In, Stfsf.
PHILADELPHIA• pftieun
•v ilo llle. Yeb.t. Mt—Cen ll. tre si, t•dav
T-1)floc*.
Pott ST
JOHN M. KENNEDY it CO.,
Fish, Meese and Provision Nachanta
NOS. 39 and .40 North - Wharves, hail'
way between Archand Rata streets, PHILADPI.
• • j ifidareh 14; 'ST 114 y.
LITTHER! JLEATHER! LEATHER!
• EN HY .W.l 0 VERMAN,lmporter
' of PRUCH CAla SICIRSi and general Leather
er, No 6 Sooth 34 pt., Phlbulephfa.
A general aseorimentof all kindled' Luenia,Meaoccos,
ate., ete. RED and OAR BOLE LEATHER.
, February 29,'67 1 ~ tkly
WHEATLEY'SIARCH T. THEATRE;
Archabove Sixth, Phllladelphla.•
yuenllE STAR COMPANY, composed
or the first Artirtits in th e world, and - ezeeedlog In
gth and Talent any dramatic combination hereto.
fore offered to the ti*triati public, will appear every
night In Comedy, Tragedy, BericoCoinle Drama, Vau(le•
villes, biasteal Barletta., ke., te . Wtien visiting the
city, go there. '0 [October 21, IT 43-6m'
JOHN
Rate 'onion
new and elegin
door abase El ,
their I riends
Philactelpbl
---_-----
HN
wolld respect l' k-i
• , ,
1 CILEAVER •,t" CLAPP,. IG'eologici,
rCRE Si -, Cill and Inning Engineers, Conveyancers, and •
- Real' Iterate Agents--oppoeite the 'Wyoming Honifyi
fullyintbrm their numerous friends ind cantomeri . 1 - SCRANTON, Pa. -1
of buylkill Contd.*, that their assortment of Clothing Ail,.akivii.l 1 . (a. t e. cr.eit.
for Young Gentlemen is much larger than every and m a y y„ , , 67 ' 1 IS•ly •
.
they are disposed to sell cheap. Persons living at a die. __ _ _ _ _
tance, hove the priiilege of exchanging clothing put•
chased. at this store, if they do not suit. ; •
' F. A. HOYT t BROTHER,
272 Chestnut St., corner ofTeatb.Philads.
April 5. 'ST - ' 171 y
_ __
TO POUNDRY/DP, 11.4CHINIOTO t OTREWL.
PURVES, N. E. corner South
• and Penn
o hes and
copper and beau, pig iton,
sheet otßpwritters.ttre brkks,;zortablethr
gee, rpelter. bbacktin, lead,Rindry mould
ing*, ravings, ertielbilie.' - antheiony,habbitt meta , sand
of kinds, bias, old copper. te, ke. no Is also &deal- '
er in wrought and cut strap Iron and other metals. It
le his desire to accommodate mschinleta and others at a
distance from the city, by tarnishing any article they
tong want in their haelness. Articles not mentioned in
the above will be procured and forwarded: Any inquiry
hi the above line will be promptly answered.
A. PIIiFES,
N. E. corner South and Peran f treete.
February 14'57,
SAVINC FUND..
SATIONAi.. SAFETY. TRUST CO.,
WALNUT STREET, South-vest
y y corner of 17.113 D, PbUsdelphla.
ArringtmentOor Business during the Sus
pension of Specie Payments by the Banks.
• 1. Deposits received and payments made daily.
2. Currentpank Niter, Cheek" and Specie will be re«
relreftn deposit.
3. Deposits made la Bank Notes or Checks will be
paid back in current Bank Note..
4. Deposits made in OM or Silver will hs - pald beck
in Coln.
INTEREST FIVE PEA CRAIN.
Mir. HENRY L. DINNER, President..
WILLIAM J- Run, Secretary.
February 2S, '57
STAUFFER I HARLEY. -
. Ed
CHEAP WATCHES & JEWELRY—
Wholesale and retail+ at the Ada
piria Mach* Jewelry Sore," No.
148 (Old No. 90)North Second st., cora er y oiQuarry,
Cold Lear Watalics.jultJetteUed, 18 at cams, $2B 00,
Gold Lepine, 18 beret,- - 24 00
Silver Lever, 1011 jewelled, - - 12'00
Silver Lepine. jewels,
BupertorQuartiers,
Gold Bpectacke, - , - - 700
Fine 811ter do., • • . -- - 150
Gold Bracelets, .
Ladles' Gold Pencile, • - - - .1 00
811ver Tea-spoons. set - • 5 00
Gold Pens, wllli Pencil, and Silver folder,- 1 00
Gold Finger-fins. 1 4 cents to $80: Wach GlaSses,
plain, 12 1 4 cents; patent, 18% cents ; I t pnet, 25 cents;
other artieles proportiOn. Ali anode Warranted to be
what they are sold tor. El'slll l Mt .11A1tUtT.
• 455.0 n hand some Gold and Silver LOTOII and lolnes,
still lower than the above prices.
October x. 1857. 40-11
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY I
A Chimney posseening all the required regal-
sites. and applicable to Dwalnp, Factorise, .
m
and any pon!,tion maws needed.oTE benefits resulting e — o
by the use
this Improvement are— gooddraught in unbinds 1
meager ; a raving of fad frost 20 10 25 per cent.: a I
saving of tertifourtia of Vie Am ant tooted; a perfect '
meant of mottlation ; a perfect protection egaiest ;Ars
from ignition with the foist; cheappou ist The errotioo of
chimneys, not requiring half the number of bricks. and
park% one halt the space In a room taken op" biAbe or
dinary chimney.
For Factories, 30 to 40 feet in height only required to
glre a powerful draft for steam and other purposes.
Till FRIAA. Penn CBOXIIIT IND V.LTMATION CO.,
No.lllB Chesnut street, Philadelphia,
Are now prepired to furnish this very valuablelmpaterte
meat, guaranteeing Rio gige satlstactke, when put .np
by them, or in compliance irith their instructidn. _
N. IL—The Company &whet° obtain tome goodstrenis i
to Lek/utters* of the telling of thlstmprorementln this f
city and county. ,For forther;lnformation address thi
Secretary, 6) . • H. W. SAFFORD.
October 24, f [
in ala Chesnut street, Philadelphia. I:
, •
L.,, AtVits tIOUSE.
USIC wraa,.ls Clatm ec Tsl a ree ka ln
der the Utag . notialt , .Plilladelpltia„nre
ustaotly publishing the latest stn
sic, from the most popular A uthond u the United States,
in a style that wall vie, with any honed et any other
house, either li.this Opntry or Europe:
They have also the pleasure to announce to the piddle
that their stock of Sheet Musk on hand, consists of the
largest and most complete assortment to be found In the
country; they are constantly adding to theirstork all the
Hew Music published In New York, Morton, de.
They also publishseveral Instruction Boolts,whlch are
general use throughout the country.
PIANOS—A Sue assortment of (babes! thanufkcturert
of New York and Boston, at the lowest cheap
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. • .
Also, ageneralamortusentof Oultao,Ylollor. Bauhiesi,
Flutes. A ccoKiiini(ll, VRln,OuitaraudfupStrings,
of the best Italian qualities, all ofwhich will be furoW
ad to the publk and the trade at the loweit rate..
Orders puoctually attended to. •
/Er MI Lee A Welkeeem ask and Ptibliestioqa 'eon be
obtained at B BALI AN'S Book and Music !Acre. Potts.
. .
One.' 1 . .
Phpodeir la. Yrb. 4.1.03 • 7 1!.* S•tf
MORRIS, ZONES& CO
inoc&sTEEL MERCHANTS,
Marl* and Sinttenth Strad4PhsladalPhia,
Nave always on band and for sale
REST ENGUSII REFINED IRON-inn assorttnents of
ugaimolnland other favorite brands. BEST AMERIT ,
CAN BARBL-ordlnary Mars. or rolled to order tor bridge
purposes, /it., de. PENNSTLYANLA Boras PLATE—
irromiseuotig *LW, or .^nt to requiredsize. BO tto
RIVETS—Dorer brand;lnade In solid dies.
OLISII CAR AXLM--;Atnellean and English. FLUE
& SHEET ItiON-,Por eOvering Sambre. tr. AMERICAN
SCOTCIIPIII IRON. RAILROAD IRON—T nits and
'Sat tan! "Unable lbr mines, turnouts, de. JUNIATA,
ENGLISH k NORWAY SLIT RODS, BOLTS, NUTS and
WASRER4—For hridtrs, ears, and machtnery purposes
generallyo CAST, MAIL MACAINS and BLISTER'
STEEL 41m, en extra quality for taps and dies. - The
stove, together with a fell lisaortinent of Iron. Steel,
Nails and( Spikes, to which the 'attention at dealers,
rats aid eon:puska, engineers,minera, &modem and an.
rblnisb Invited. May 10, ISbi 10-ly ,
aLiw i d z i l ug z wits a, '00.,1
' t . Offinglay
BrodimidEamiltowstredsPAitodcfpnci,Pcsno.i
JouLp call the.' attention of Rail
rood Nonagon, sad those Inte , eeted in RallMed
pmperty, Xo their spurn of Leonsotive Engines, in which
they are adapted to the partkular business for which
they nutyl be nwpdred; by the me of one, two, titles or
bar pair of driving Wheels; kid the use of the whole,
erM much of the weight as mart* desirable fur *Ol.
Wen; and in accommodation them to the grades, entree, i
strength of sapentructkm, and fait and wort td he I
done. fly these mums the maximum mehtleffeet of thy
newer is wand with the leistirrpense for 'attend:um,
coat of foil, and repairs to Road and Engine. With them
objects Id elm and as the result of tweelpthree *re 1
Inictical;eiperienee la the Madams by oar limier part
net. We'*islifietursitre efferent Wade ej Engines, and
onorol doom of slaw of each kind. Perihelia.' utters;
the paid to the strength nettle madam In the plan and '
workmanship at all thddetadba Our Zone e
and oppOrtoaltlocot obtalalag latormalloo. = 11 :'
to afar Moo 01011111 with the anturaneethat go alltelen+
im j
q, otagoay lad dtottfilty, th ey will coupon ilictorabl
with Mood say either tiled In moo We aim tome
to ordo4 siritkaatigala otools. Wok Wog or tor moor tlro (to a
eadreii) wasp Ito_ , 1
hip; ivory Olitierlptios Illootboit illot'starr I
=oat ow actiolt to
i aoi z alt
arloseosiatho mom Ilt.w
Jassai3r.Vialb6 .14.1. ~.. Milthirl4113111:1
E'o R WID ..D. HAUGH4WOUT;
r'. - 1 -1141bilarsitoy at lobw,
&WV • . rielLiterox, pa,
- FORM P. HOBART, Attorne,y it
u Law, Pottsville, Ace niimitie the American
. amber 31. 'a7
WM. SIMPSON, Attorney ati .w.
Pottarille, pa: oaer-ltvk.t street, cirposit•
the Post Oats. October
eW. 110SEBERRY, Attorney at
claw. 6910-reorrtar of -Muter and Ind streqt9;
Pottingia. August 4,'66 .
- Di y ER STROUSE, Attorney at La*.
Ofilee—Cleatte Omit, opposite the tosfrn
tribruery
RAVID It.OßEEN;Attorsiey it Law,
ottraicei: . temeeliMarket stiiet t criipomits tb•
au. July 14,'36 SAy
P. DEWEIFS, Attorney,at Law;
OlTlCE—roardooni dove Iliortimeea Ilotel;
entre street, rutlavill4 Pi, (Dm. 6,14 49-
§AMtigL • GARRETT, ,Maiistrate,
Coavoydator add °aweCollector. • Odke, Market
Pottsrl/144 volt door to Poot . OW*.-Aug I& 17 Xt.
ASPINNEY, :Attorney at Law,
Astall - nd. lehnilkill•oounti, Ye. , will a t e its
agent la the Purchase ankaal• of Real Manta, eolteetkos
of rants. he. , [Aldan& Nay 'a, 'bi 21-ty
te FcLE'MENT 8. FOSTEI4 - Justice.ot
the, Posej, IllasmUla;—colkeetloos any% tienclis po.
II et and attended to ateafolly, ‘ ,l
THOMA S
rebruary
THOMWS R. BANNAN, Attorney - at
L. 011ies IN Calm Strift, o ppults di • Episcopal
eh.Pothrellio,P•oaut.
EDT. 20. 1856 . • , y'
JOHNiUITZINGER, Justice of the
Pewee. tirl CLUB; will ahead to. all boahsola
trusted to with dithieltee and tiro,
rebram 21 1 , 0 87 '
.CHRI.MPHER LITTLE, Attor
nay at Lat` w, Pottsville. Schuytkfll toasty :Pi.
mem—hi Maltantongastsvet, cornet of '.f.orket.
, Aptil 11, '4l • • 13 1>
JOHN C. CONRAD, Si., Justice or., - • _ _____ ,
the Peats and Conveyanarr—office opposite paths:) Vitasarticsais• or Came ff•rs u.s.—The 3fichi- -
. .1. trim favir'essisteins *use goad sug;estlens in
Scloo iy l s Lt . o l u i sei Broad street, Tamaqua , Pa- { .
is.:
- -- --"-----------'-- • . regsSd In the ventatien of cattle stalls. The
!viler as:gesie, very trwly.that foul air is as !qu
erns, to 'Asa)* he to pumas. One may is well
drink foal water s asioresthe foal air; in It are dis
use sad death, and of this, there is abundant ev I
&wilts of the'soundeet eh:reit:cr.. AU stalls io the
1 3 - eversist, should - be made warm ; - but they should
abseil* provided with the means of sentdstiiiti.—
They may he very low between joints, if there be
sinl suitable ventilation. The air tech places
Is ver.in winter s° war Mai in human dwellings,
no is it well that it Auld be, but it Is well that '
e
the hif„hest temperature riosstble, without HO.
' cia but, should be maintained. Tbeeireemstais
sables L
cesi of th e smoes tem A th e mOO.lO direr in several
rim et/ which effect the sncides of ventilation.- - -
In e house, the beat ie l frometoves, fernaces, or
r!st n Hro places; in the stables it comes from the
,janireals the:null:ea The *ls heated by eon tact
-with their bellies - , rises to the'top of the 'stable or
stall. Their breath is also heisted by air; and ri
se i; and it is well to so arrange the - Ventilation,
: , that air once bieathed, may more readily find its
exltthan that which has be come warm by untie;
with the body of the animal:. In hone stalls Ude
isteasily practicable. In cases where the 'cana
-1
pii cannot be put for with animal, it is . bast to
ce a matting •trunk at a distance from the
stock, at least not over them, and to have it open
all or near the top of the stable. This will draw
off the boated air and give a good draught, while
if} open on the door, It worth! get Mlle or no
din ugbt at all, and though it would hot withdraw
w
a 1 the air vitiated bj being once breathed, yet it
c ould maintain a constant changing of the air of
the-stable which would be sufficient to keepi it
p6re. If the ventilator be pined back from the
mock, yet near the middle of the stable, if it la a
trig one, the effect will not be to cool deism the
temperature dieddvantageonsly, u would be the
lase if it withdrew tbe - alr from immediately over
the stock.
The supply oh air comes from cranks and crew.
ices, doors, etc., and need not be ea for except
io reduce it as much as possible. • old,
but admitted thus, in tined qeantitiCs, it saes
,
! mingled with the air, and does 'not s e ttle upon,the
ifloor in a layer, as would be the esself it came in
I I thtough large openings. Cold drarights should be
II avoided In stables, as well as elsewhere.
A "trunk" a toot square, carried up to the roof,
and oat of it like a chimney, capped over with a
shit of iirtjecting.eavid,roof, apace being left for
free passage of all tbestir that can pen up, will
be sufficient for ordinart cases. The bpecirg is
the stable shohld be -• ',triaged to be opined and
Waled by a slide, as When the cattle are out, is
51/0101re the atable keeps cooler if there is so
draught, but:wbeh they are in, it is as necessary'
-
in summer as in artnter..
'GEORGE del3, i-. Attorne- at:?'
1,,J1 Lei, Poi tint* Penns:, iwillsttend tal•apit bad:l4l4
In ,Schayllig eons ty and elsailkere. Oftle, la Csstes
treet. - LbsitYoPPnidte the Mlners'Eank; j .
471,16
. i
, BUSINkSS CAMPS..
cEo.:, K.. SMITH; MinintEngineet;
sad °navy Viewer, Pottsville, Pa.!
ob. li, 'eV• , _ 74 ' j
JOSEPH W. GEARY, 'Civil and
fling Engineer. OrEen—Norweinreet,
Tine, Pa. Pangs 10 2, OP
13 W. SHEAFFER, Pottsville, Pa.;
*late of the Pennsylvania State fividoglnal Survey,
explores lands, Mines, ae. !October 13.'65 41-tf
GEORGE BROWN, Min:inspector,
Pottsville, inspee,ti Cosi lands mid lam Partic i .
tar attention paid to ventilation. ( An 1, '57 31.0
VENRX PLEASANTS • !Civil and , 1
' Mtnlog Engineer, POTTSVILLE. 1-•
men--Market street, north able, botiterns Centre and
9e mod. • [August 11, '57 pll
n R, CHARLES HERMANSADER,
; Seirgetes 'and Accoacher,
Yll,
- W102 , -D4.l.llo—Oppoilts the Arcadian Institute.
August Z, '57 1 3.4.1 y
do N S,
40BDIU ,
Millinery Goods,
nth Second street to !bear
15 Chestnut street, one
trill be pleased to eat
VRANK CAR'VER, Civil and
ine Engineer, Enneyor, te., will attend to surireis
_a! lauds, mines. town plots. /te.. Office with Semi. Lewis,
Esq., tint dour below Silver Ternary, Polurrilly. Pa. !
May.P 17 • 1941
JOON HODGKI - S — S, M *ling Erigi.
neer and Stuireyor, Centre St.. Pottsville, Pa,,ati
tends to Surveying and licydatingCill Lands, Inepretz,
lug Mines. Ike. Agent for the parches and 'alai:ll4st
Estate,eolbetlon of rents, de.
March 22; 1860.
ENRY W. POOLE, •Geological . ;
l'opOrphleal and Mining Engineer, Con tiestreet,
ottavtlie, 'a., gives attention to ourtnys and egandnis•
Mons cif Coal Lands. to surveys' of mines requiring *po
dia acctiracy,Find, 'to the superintendence and ettt
ehargei for proprietors Of estates. • •
i
PeinzarY. '67 gteg 22.'.54 • 274(1
AOEN Y—For • the Purchase and
oweior iea Estate; linylnit and eellingtCoia;
king of Coal Lands, Mines, de.,and collecting
rents-I-from twenty years , esperience in the County he
hopes] to give satis faction . OfScri lifiliantango Street,
Sottsfille. CHAS. M. nul:
ARCH 6,1957 . • , 14-tf
IL McElwain, Bivit.and Mining
e 1 .Englniser, Ashland, Pa., attends to Surveying and
Iriiposting j Mines. surveyina and dtvidinu lands: regb•
luting Town Lota, and all other business In the Uncut
tits psoresution. Letter address, Pountatn
Sehn 'kill Count .Pa. - Web. 23.11147 •
Sticht,er & Tlipmpsoni
wilin.r..4ALE AND RETOIL pEALSIIiiN
Hardware, Cutlery, Toole,
Corner of Centre and Market sheets, Pottsv,
- Iletnll3ll County;
"filipri`orthe
MMI
.4_
' WE' INVITE ATTENTION To
our large asiortroent of trafetware,CullerP,Toolf,
tr., which we otter for sale at a reasonable advatiee over
manufacturers' pries.- We posmai advantages in trade
that hay . a'ate
ecred us the exclusive wile ot lc pda which
tuareaever been offered In this .codhty heretofire; and
Our experience, together with . an, ettenshe •knOwledge
of manufacturers, enable us to order oar goods direct,
which We can veil lower than map other establbdunee/L
Anneited find a number of articles comprising'; i
Icorbefe ' . .
Patches, ,
.' MoLtritcningsmaanebdinten4prid
Butts and fringes,," ' SA*l4 - O.
"White Lead, 1' Steel Squares,
Sine, . le ' firold AIDIA Ratchets„
Pi!,. - ' *deem, c f
C=lam,. ' Beatty's Framineefibleals,
k „
utty, Ship Augurs and bittee,
Nails, ' dgeleuffu raland farming
Spikes, ', Ilement*, J .' ~..
Bellows,, • Ca binet Trim:Mtge, Ili
- Anvils, • ,' • great variety. i.. 1
Nff"iece, T ,
ee,
Mope Parting, : - Li bra, • ' i .
~ r red Yarn, • B unts. and f
Manes, .Bal=ding Ilanlwarei - 1
. .. . ~..
i
WI
It
RA)
• -
latbare given eapielat att
ablng contractors and bull
prices. ,
airannihroardated by mall
ltats. and forir m ded with de e
corner of tre And Ma
th
Toy. LI, 4641 j
1 _
lIRON L :i ; i
ONi. h and , l"S ti erg A on gi '1 R4ila for
, miolug , urpolea, at iodated Pr lees. for clia : b* i tx'd
*per. - IIAYWOOD, : LEE k- ' .
' Pottsville, Doe. 93, If '
.62.-tt
il atm ) AND'RAIL,ROAD IRON,.
lit; subscribers hve now oil - h9trii
i • and will sell for CABEI, at th e. lowest viikket price,
alarge stocks, the best•qtutllte:toerebstit Ba*:lioir, nag
Diu Railroad Iron, and light T 'mils, for mint*, ' 1
R. TARDIStIi A BON.
Pottsvllle, igotember `A, '67' I , : 1 48.
coLgmAits gungigy filtißlit, •
.140. le/ Aorta Tema Eitirewg.:
CONSTANTLY on hand, a Taigeins
sortment of Pen rd Packet Knives, Sibison4 and
Razors, Table Knives and Yorks, in ivory ,alag, Waldo,
bone and wood handles; Carrera and Forks, .o , lrlcs, low le
.11;nlres, de.
ALSO—a very exienelre asaortsien I of iiedieril, Tea
Trays, de. • '
fine English nuns, Colt's Pistols, Allen'S Rerolver*,
• and Sin7.ls and Doable barrelled Pistols. with's r;erreral
stock of fancy Ifardware.eonstantly on band_
I JOHN M. COGIVAN; importer.
Phliadelphia,Dee.3o,lBs7 al-tf
J 1 HARDWAliq u imp ti
tiul)..
arrang
ed his goods at ids new plate!of buslues
• • and With a new:determination of furnieh•
1lilt"
tog all such goods as the Wiliness of the
Coal Region may require, at their lowest wicket Talus,
iolleits the Inspection of the kaiak, I,- ilid4 be always !
en hand•and hays on ftlid a full atria of :•- '
. Dar lion, upping Azesi: • ' •
.1 • Flue Tron, - ' • 'gal Morels, : 1
. Trace' Chains: • •
Cast Steel, -
....
1 Slit trot', Nails aud. Spikier;
Rope,l . . Tickle Blocks::: • .
Bellows, -- Anvils atid Vleliii; Re—' •
Alardware and Iron Depot; cern.* Stain three anon
.. ,
I nbar* Market,itaat side. - r . . ' Eittkillr POl7,
July la, 18.54 . . ' ~ • • -. O. 28.1 f . •
' BRLCOEr NLlknpV;4o ; • ' .
I raW/11tPnCliii t t I tali 7.0 doo
-
lit oppos ite
' ilsallt; ioArt i llbr. 7 11= 1 1411,12
f iIi onVIIIII edellalellt 11.111MUMIllt. of Maas.
Tau: ' • .', .
F Poach 'Malvin • . Iles, , • ' - ,
L Springs, Yin* Trays, ';'• '. • -
loidlerY, 1 . i - 4iritanht Waric - r
Sboamiaker'idaula, ' - 'Ximatimumteytine Locke,
Oarilenter'sTools, • . Tibia CaUptis i
glass and Paint !ticket NMI, •
! liar Iron of all Main, ..: Table Spoon&"
Rolled " " ',Anvils and Imre;
Nails and Spikes. , - . AssortasanioTanio ins,
lialinted iron and Naile r - 'Mori* Iron Orttribles,
Smith Tapia. - 'Wire. Tin Mats,
Bonding Materials,' Braga *Welk
Cast Stool. • ' Sad Irons. - ?. •
Shear Steel, . . `Pena audllolloas,
Arm Illistor, - 'Chews,
SIM Sava,. martroaaTutaiiit. '
Cross-eta Saws, - • 11.01,11 ft Mid ithtlt,
floollend-satyr. ' r $ • i
G. D. nitwits bisthank a totherttolletoathe
!bay exteadMitohlMift liiiinitialditilituyeietty,shohepw
. the sew hoot,by the quality of theta Igetatotilet ettate.'
Ws tii tntidantrkandatstorrioan t sr, 6 0 .".."
nii eosAasioiltec!siti earlAt
,: ', •, .
' . .
... 411erati il4iesltipil alipri grief
tottrallerhatiartilAir •-.•;:„-
-1. • 1 .. :: • - .
LEGAL CARDS.
4,ANOIS SPENCER, Magistrate, I
and Rail ;Mato tint. Ofylce Baltßoad shwa
Am East Market , Pot. THU, Pa.
.?
March V... 153 6
HARDWARE.
tenthfe. with Tteir of ftn.
Ilderset the very io!vieet Fear
it, tin receive prompt atten
espatah. Call awl ate na at
arkeestreets. •
TICIITER A TIIO*PAON.
E 4• Atit 'Am - tr.
_ ____________________ _
GRASS Aim want sumpratrre ~ • ,
„, . Agricaiturai larpi....uts, •
It ,
THE subscriber wilt keti! I )..• '
on band CloverTinton:ay andotberG i
, 1 ,6 0 ,1 4 . White Clover and Lawn 611,11•
.togrthrwitit gallon and tield seeds, wh a we
*III warsantiO be fresh and good. fie wilt also receive
Orders for all kAnds of frnlt trees, (warranted to bewhat
they are represetatada)agricaltoral Implements, de-all
or which will Do tarnished at manufacturers' priers.—
MO' seeds and tress sold by the subscriber arose/octet
w i th ;meet ear., only front growers of reputation and
itan i ll ng, Ile does not deal in seeds procured promises.
ouzly in the market, tram those who sell rbeapoolthost
b eimi .d to the chararter of the reed sold, Nor &sea be .
purchase or bell seeds grown protnismonsiy In small gar- ,
dens, arbereatheli too dose proximity deteriorates their -
qualuy. particularly tbtise of th e nue !Tette'. nig is
an . Itoportant consideration to those who parebse o ei th er
Seeds of fruit trees. For eases. ate- tend In order* early '
I.IF.MAIIIN MI.:NAN.
: 'TtIE FANIVIER'S WINTER ;ONO.
....___ .
! • • There Ws time, the mire man iallis,
For WI things to tow done-- ' . •
To plow, to sow, to rap, -&e roil
elluceesalso lessons on, .. ,
. -•.-
lot pleassinr•too„ In tow'ry . Spring, .
• L • In fragrant Rummer's Tales.
... , In friltful Autumn's yellow Rids,
• : In Winter's evening talcs,
Aid though the belch ere tied' ad &ear.
She foreet's uncial* one.;
And ill in withemd, cold and Ow,
to garden, &Id and Wen:
Slere's tootetblog let and much to dome,
AM therm the tkrnteen heart,
Asp...lair> elude to, hervest • hop*
Groat tulpteuee impart.
And *We be views the drifting eienr,
XFut treed; the froseurearth . '
Proelfselt allowed Me Kamen full,
Add evatat biasing hearth:-
4134 thud he *alp +/bate* pervaded
The' meth nr et, at atom—,
6c-winery dtude and .111151:1K7 tuns,
The *meet brim to t . • .
ORR SORT or FAII/fatg.—lluo..J. R. Williams,
'President of the Michigan 'Agricultural College,
in his inaugural address thus alluded to a class of
farmers 'who are quite too numerous in many
parts .of the country.; ' '
Pass along any great thoroughfare, and you will
loon come to a farmer who yards his cattle in the
public highway, wastes the manure which should,
fertilise his fields, and allows the public t,o &end
their breakneck passage .among them, The
next, perhaps, feeds his corn whole, end loads a
third of its nutriment, Another depriveshis pigs- .
of light, and their growth stops. Another allows
pestilential gases, generated under his barn to 'be
Inhaled by his stock. Auother allows his cattle_ .
to drink out of mere mud holes, instead of pure
water. Another allows his sheep in winter to go
without any water at all. The next exposes his
calves and colts to the %vitt try storms; thus arrest- ,
ing their growth; while it would absolutely cost .
less to keep them g;owing and housed. The next
has, perhaps, not a At tool wherewith to work ef
ficiently on hits whole farm., Another sows •poor
or mixed seed, of not half enough, and as a con
sequence,-reaps half a crop. The next plows ha .
land but three or four inches deep. Mime little
faith in.dri, plowing aid thorough pulverization,
but has full faith in Abe 'signi of the zodiac, de .
moon, and luck. flu believes In good luck,while
putting in the seed, and has a realizing
ill-lack in harvesting, costly experience' in both
theory and practice.
I could extend the list of .practleal more to an
indefinite length : !" Such facts revs, that instead
of less, the farmpr has more to learn praelically
about his business than any other man in Ms
World. In fact, one-third of the Industry and_
,energies of the farmers of our country, is liter
ally wasted in consequence of Ignorance, and dos•
,Hance of. all rules of : thrift and economy. TA.
same recfrfeassiass oolong mew in other pinnate,
would retutii:n immediate bankruptcy and storm.
E/i•
0
AWL - MULTI:MAL RlATl3o.—Atauos the nxept ad
vantages of the Agricultural Pres; to the. fanner,
is she tepidity with which it infirm* him of im
proelentents or discoveries in his . proicubos, The
Introduction 'of an improvement, formerly the '
woikof - ailf4dl now made known in a week, all
over the land, by the otnnitpkvecence of printoir.
Wien, the thoughtful farmer groped his pay slowly
by the light of his own experience ;noir, the Ag-
rieulturat Press brings to his aid the experienca
of millions of other minds ; knowledge rune, and
ImprOveinentr, vital to the farmer's sues's.,
,I
for
merly restricted and,. hindered in their proves's,
now beeobie the common, property of t e mass.--•
The,beat Modes of culture; the most r . otly lee •
proved implements; and the must prod bie farm
..,
stock, are thus brought at once within the reach
of the farmer; his ;test apology for the thri.tless.
nest is taken away, and bia ignorince of his art
shown to be no longer a misfortune,, but a faulf.,
It it true that the good sped of agricultural troth. t
sown bro a dcast by .the press, falls, like the tier'
sings Of Heaven, upon the evil as well as •13 the
good. Some falls on tba frivolous 2 . 0., oothinli -
log mind, too shallow for its sustenetre. and it is
withers& Some falls On the very, bard spd stony
ground of fogyism, froni whlch it bluodi off 2..4
IS lost; arid yet some, very much, [alit on the
more congenial soil of beget, attire mind', stint.
carefully pondered and Indic-lowly applied le the
business or life, lt brings f nth 'the apreerisV
fruits of agricultural prosperity.— COlllotly 6 ' .'
geman. * • . *,,
Kuzma Pout: mt.—?he Late Judie Buell kepi
poultry in wititee more than t ie mon ies in • per
feet state of prelervatiiM, by Allies thew oiler
they were witL'powdorcd charcoal, 24 /
•
them hanging 'them lo en airy loft.
Ritmo Claise Swistv.—ak pint of maimed
nod. pee in a barrel of eider, will preserve is filed
for several hawks. I keep drank fall eakst 10
the month of May, *Lich has kept sweet kr,tbie
MOMS. .
To Illfits Snocuro Sara.—Three pone& too'
Jo, lair a pound mutton \ tallow, - hart loss,'
tweawin, and a tablespooafulrotoulphar • salted, t
posted into' oold water, and Worked and ias_d as
~;_-
Wag%
ii 22111