The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, February 13, 1858, Image 4

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• Teti /lat e tt•Seileat, /am -?(
( 'writing:by, the tatle,l sad of <kings," t , see
st!Ydling that is. *roma _me; IYet this
Oleg I am sures)l,,tbasilerrj - sad I/Iphi b
' at'e
beim 411qtellag; that *anis has tappih ber Us.
tle foot oli the hesith:riii, 'examined the rosyl
nails of math ander ibind attentively, Mal that
listty,tms abistiett':retikei poodle;oriiii MI his
' 'might* loOkiag eat tvota ander Ms lo?g brown
lashes, to sestets his', indifference sit .tal, Ilia.
r
,;Now Minnie takes wiwoOk r iind tarns , ror the
. leaves earelessli i fstOPplaj; ft.' itutt a -ne cast
t one of :Ilerry's.ltrobils exceed*, .1.. d of.—
Barri yaws* Moat ,keeps en has - big the
air without loOklng ap;-1 - 10 now. • - 'fir tier
iF gr
,1 wridng.duk:. 0 1,3 t, and 'tikes , a huge
~
/ white Miriam', lbed i in a bold, . sari[!;
' lured--blindwis :n, ti 4, and takes ps / us that
' HIM
i f
NM" . /tray twos la, his body awake;
•be glares his peat brOrn *pia at litionl; bc looks
. e s ikeeskps would Ativinii her. • :. ' it. •
:11,
' illanto takes Just the daintiest sheet of {![pe r
ouiof her desk, and; commences writ) g-0, so
sontdr and pi nicely. • fibs , mover took so mutt
pains Whin she wrote! to 4ani— sever, not likc.
and she hopes Sul will untirstia It. R e
does understand it, lkites' his tips,.'! ores his
'moustache, sod sets cis teeth togatinir. Now. he
hitches about in his e*Lit ; put 4 his feet an vt.
toman;t2ow kicks this ottoman over so eirt ifs'.
ourof Ma chair altogether. ' .
Minnie smiles I Harry gate` to, t.e
WhYdon't. be sit dffins,and - not make
ikinseelft Wby don't he take it coolly
tke kre and rei4 bia , eawspaper,lnstee
ing.„the moquette of e lllnnli,.by his s
What fools eftenwrel', If kitve, he ie b
over her shoulder this minute. Sit d;
and' . not • make a whirlwind of yoer
hlinule draws baton ' Op like a littl
Harry gleams at bet writlap-eipsfiet
and'euris her red 80, as,,though he
ber, and he 'writheilnto his chair aia
Alleluia writes lister than * ajar;
wale:hes bet. Now As bad (wished,
ling shoat in' her desk after sonseibi
pairof,seluers--Whai o can abe went.
'Clip, awl off gm one of, her brisk.'
ry starts upon Itieleet; smothers i
the angry words upon his loupe
. again, and stgaie kteks oft° a...
likit to read my letter,
"Thank you." ;lip
read It. • ; •
•
.
!,What nice letter it is,' I excl ed, &leg
• it te to her. fi
.Plrah I could say something to
I might, 11-4—l wasn't a do
- • •
%"$e nnieritands Pooch, theM?
Mlsrale. .
"Oho ;A he is a fine French °silk
ewers, placing bei,brown cut with.
the letter. •-
Hairy hops nF egalit, and sits dos
Minnie eoMmenees puttloi her des
Wipe, her pen, skits down the Ceia'
stand. repletei bet scissors, paper an
Ilerrj sighs! gracious, what a jigs
world like the puff of. a steam engin.
Minnie takes GP her writing desk
bends down her rid lips fOr a kise,
"Hoed night, ieggie." •:'
Now she is gene. .Barry sighs, li
deep, and Mance? at me. I hope I
tho Ugh It world be just likp me, too
out of hie chair .egain, and coming
, "Haggle, tell me, in the name
me who Minnie ;wrote that t
"Whit are yott thinking about!
nie'e confidence /., You areinsane
4 But r ltiaggio,!tell me if jou ha
for me!" Was it o :Frank Warren?
jJ
"ChisrlatStetioni"
"No."
" Web
'David Ater.
"No." • i
"That miserable French teacher
"No, no." r. • • ;;.
"Who was it,! then r .•
"I have 'a great mind to tett •
mustn't." 1 - •
,I'Yes, do let vas know.. Minnie;
'of it '
"Well,, it wari—put your ear Oro
—it wag—" ' I
."Whor I
"It Wee—don't hurry me—it wi
"Who!" plaid* ,ilarry.
"Who.?" be fairly groans.
J ,!lWbor be thunders.
j!Xtvvvii--40,eialeri" : 1 4 !;
- "Thu dealt it wow F!, '
l'ital.kal.hol hot bo !"
:sundoiloticeo iiresra are Oil
thing, like "ii! sound
elanitneol "theOtidde,doior,lieteel
the tab' • • .
walk
bones.
took'
bar t
The
of goat
qE holy elerbi, the flitting eclb
powered tour good friend, wlic
to:d loner" obstlaaial
loitered about the - door. J. !
clerks lwing AIR haue
te a
a yo ung lad? 'was obliged to
few moment. At-leagth d
`old. wit& chain sad_ goa
aims bowlig and smlllag op
torpor, *1164 • '' •
1
' l /Loybody, oa you; ,
gibe eolor.doapenlog is bei: .1
r ioted and 4iiar'si 'bag breatio,l
aod'Adliarbead towards thill , ;
.
13ssinef.a Onto.—;At
. timore, a gentleman <probabl
_ortetc•erany) ;having .danced
WhoakitttrantiOna, both perioa
eeened to him trade an i
littilittes; Liked to .have , the
her on the following evening.
.."Why, - -no!alr," replied the . .
engaged en! i to-worrow erev i in
when you eon eaeme."..,
"I shall' ha sort h!ppyr d e . 1
en t '
.
"Well, oti Elatorloi; res.
Can gee we : at the foot of Ma
cabbages
BIS .
rerun's ow.
rmeml, walk nri biro; and
yours/It—Where base you
"After the fatber.". h '
"Did ioniver know me 0
bui?"
, , •
• .
• "No Mr, but mother did.'
SMART adetor.—"s tuouth
tho •otAlwils" told is,.#o
lfo i - wbo lad moulloood
41 1% [ll l
“Moot portion, would dile
X made' of i busbuod," she
Taw tradoowsi who d
ly bar bow ; vary appropria
who bu si lantern but'a
11
esadki •
"AWL* told; a ben•pee
bed r
"I won't!" , • .• Ii
ttise, sit tip; I wil)1
Ti. cheapest excursion
the tubas etlasey.—Oo,te
and a (*Milan wauldo's kill
mastqa of (flu
item; telOiberate ; bat *bit
salvo r stop tainkinX sett,
Alf laltor in Mlatutsata!t
heiiiit.)o4iping, 404 gq,
qoati rabic ben. ii
:wirr op *Ha lug* ir;o
"gal*, Iftelar.rt difi
'_A Coirimi,* saki , s
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ITIZITEEERE
Witiqs !I:1414 boo
ciams ;fit ewnr
• •
War 40 04 molds woo
chops off!
113 Y ORDER:OF:TSB COURT OF
coltmoN pious OF pcuunicu4.oo. -,
Itied ptdladel*iseelk - .;•
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The Coutetontb Petiet4intits to the
j 4therie of UhI:4MM County, Onestinr.--
we a eug,THOMkS 101•11110:fte, fate of yurotOonnty,
'Aaron ded from the .place .of hie metal Abode in istM
~o u n e y, hetu justly indebted to the tresidest,
to and emus, of, the Bank of Pennelyhenia, with
duke to donned his emanate, es It lessin.. Therefor%
we coannend yes,le belts* we did, titian* attach,
ail
and singe* the tie ll : s id eltittdedende aid Mu
'meat,, of th e said MMus, within yeas;
wick, in Whose handily(' ponies*oe mew the same may
be, for the benefit of the Proshiset, TereeZen and Corn
rimy of the Dank of Penneybrantkirlko tate this writ,
and oh theptber creditors of the Ned Th um Alliteree.
We fart ref you, that you clue the goods Mid
chettels etteched by virtue of this weitAtotinvith tale
secured and appraised, and an Inventory thereof togs!
made. and bow you bete executed this writ, Malts known
'to oar Olives at Philadelphia, at our Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Philadelphia, Ibsen to he held on
the Ord MONDAY of Mint next, and have you then
there Ibis writ, together with the said lnventoryand ap.
preisement ; and we further command you, u before
We did, that you summon the person or persons in whore
bands or peseession stover the ands and chattels, lands
and tenement. of the said Minas Milton* 'yes OW I
have so attached; that be. she or they. be and appear
before our Judpw at our Court of Common Pleas, there
to be held the said erst MONDAY of March next, to
abide the order of the raid Court in the pessoles,' •
Witness, the lionorable OSWALD TIIOttPSOII. Peer
deaf of our. said Court at PhSad.lpp a , this 12 thitof
Decenthet. in the' year of our Lord. ens thousand eight
hundred and eftywevem. . THOMAS 0. WEBS, •
iltor Prothonota
' The above Is a true and attested COpy of a VIM. to ry.
me
directed, for execution, and witch I hale reused to be
published in museum of the directions of the Act of
usembly to each cue made and provided, and of an or
der of the Court of COMMA Pleas of Sell uyilt-11 Co,
. MATZ, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Mee, Pottsville, Jan. 8, 'la Wit
The Vaud ot Dlrectorsof the Schuylkill County Alms
nouns, respectfully request the tax-payers of the County
to *mulls* carefully the annexed Jktatetnia t for, the
'oar 107. The total amount. of eXpendltures appears
; very bossy, but when the numberof paupers that have
begin supported is titian into consideration, It w ill
fientid that the ant per day of supporting each pauper
Is quite as low as can be shown in any limiter Inetltsr
time in the State. We defiles be call the attention of
the tax-payers to the fact that large numbers of able.
'bodied men have of late years taken up their winter
quarters In the Alma /louse. At ,this time there are
upwards of 1 00 young, healthy and ablebollitd men In
the House. Tide elass of ''peuxinework during thesauri
mer, and spend all they earn, depending on the Aisle
ilonse . for support during the winter. 'ln this way the
Uonse r h crowded up with loafers and vagabonds. Per
' IMP some will say, "why don't you clear them nut?"
We nkcity that they are sent here with en order of re
lief from a'Justlee of the Peace. arid we ars bound' to
receive them. And we feel justified In' saying -that In
many instances those orders are given merely for 'the
sake of the tee of twenty cents. In our opiates nal:ti
tles of the Peace ought not to be entitled to any nem,
venation for issuing an order of relief. W e . believe
that If .the law allowing a Justice of the Penes twenty
edits for an order were repealed, the number of paupers
in our Alms House could be very much reduced. I tthe
number of paupers cannot be reduced, additional build-
Ingo will be required.
Ws take great pleasure In expressing our entire meths
Diction with the ofilcers of the Abolitions& .Too vele
praise cannot be beetowed on the Skewer:Lair. 'John
Behwalm, for the able manner In which he has dis
charged the arduous and reepormitde duties of his'fit
nation: Drs. S. H. and sbainlon, Physicians;
the House, and irr. Samuel L. Theluthiv, Out-door Phy
sician—have also discharged their 'duties promptly and
faithfully.
The Ibllowlng statement will show teeearomintexpser
dad in 1857—also. the amount of outstanding orders es
the first day of January, 1867 and 1868-,—Vt of sup
porting ea , h pauper pseyesr and also per
Amount drawn from the Treasury In 1867, $26,898 68
Outstanding orders January 1,1868, : ikon its
Profit of hum in 1867, . 97
iivtow.—
dance of
set before
of pleas-
?
lf-looklog
n you ape,
queen. as
,ber nod%
I hPUhild
.td.
id ie ftiktb.
- &
af thug ?
nrl4. Hu
ta a growl
site down
mfort Ilar.
,:j4et like
•
. 531.908 69
Deduct ordstaudlos orders January 1,1837,- 6,641 63
' I said to
Amount t:pnndini in In;
sr," elle en.
the folditof
Average number of pauper*, VA
•
Cos ti 4 au* pauper per year, $72]4
do do do day. 72%
. . .
.. ' HENRY DISIITENDERVER,
AMOS HOFFMAN,- .., rectors.
r . N. H. BUTZ.
Attest. low. Luasoooa. Clark
as quickly.
In order.- 7
of her ink.
envelopes.
tor all the
CHARLES MULLEN, late Bteetard, In amount with
the Director:tot the Poor and of the HOUPO of Em
ployment *,r - the County of Schuylkill, from the find
. day of January, 1867, to the, first day of Apr 11,101:
DR.
Tn balanee due Madera o(1 he Poor, January
and a lamp.
days:
1, , 1857.• as per report of And Dora . $ 52 07
.Te dialareeeired of Susannah MoMr, for vent
14 Halfway Douse • 51 23
For wriflos Indentures 7 00
flay sold - . • ' ' 6 ' 60 69
Cub for vise of Bull ' 350
Franklin Webber.lbel calf • • . 800
IL 1). Drill, for 1 calf 3 50
Directors of the Po.* of Chaster County, for
Loarding a pauper belonging , to Clrealeit i Co, 11 85
Cask found on a pauper 1 40
Cub, received of dohnßoyer forboarding Jan - .
og, loud sod
doki smile,
Now le Is
towards me.
f misery, tell
Bl%ler '
Cash received for bones
tistniy Min
6 any regard
CR.
By cash Old constables for bringing paupers
to the noose •
By oath paid for turkeys '
Justlree fees for Issuing orders to paupers
John Ilendricks tor eleanlogirellat
House •
Fred. Kerichboff for attend'g Insane, Hospital
Hiles finriekh for attericHng sick
Ellen }Alcoa, for attending nursery
William Kramer for Labor on farm
Frederick Heiney for bricks • - •
Cbas. Sehappell, late Director, for exPenibill in
selling Absalom Miller's property,
Cat harinefiramer for house-work .
Out door relief to Jacob Kis-Olney.
Tax.. on house and lot of Peter Geiger, deed
Railroad freight on merchandise
Traveling expenses
Franklin Webber and Amos Hoffman, DIroC
tors, expenses to Reading
Expenses to Philadelphia Alms Hones
Weighing hay
john Bryon.a panper.passage to Philadelphia
13 loads manure
Catherine Troy for house-work •
•
Elvina Berger iwtallor-work
B. W. Hughes for sled hire
• Charles - Mullen, late fiteurd, fdr extra serf
vices'
i'3ll
Len ei , Postage ' • ,
Cash paid for Bed J
Balance due Philadelphia Aisne House
Turnpike VII
Susannah Moyer for I .eait 7--
do do potatoes I
Charles Mullen, salary as Steward in fall •
John Weond mason work .
Daniel Reber for mowing •
Cash paid for port wine
Cash paid paupers when tearing
Emma Miles for house-work •
ou—no, no, I
1411 never lear
to my mouth
.-1111 F.-."
iog with some.
fi orry; his just
yenOogh, far
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irrl339
WE. the enbrmlbera antiltere of tie County of Sebuyl.
MIL baling examined the account of CHAS. 11111,
LEN—late Steward of the Schuylkill Dowdy Alma
Itindworeapeetfully report the annexed Statement as
the remelt of our Investigatkm.
Witness our halide, tide 151 h day orJawsiary, a. D., ISIS.
tI OA SO R F IS .E M IST IIIL . ER
'i• Auditors.
31dent
res of
.look.
with
JOON SOKWALM. Steward, in account :with the Dino
Urrof the Poor and of the liouxe of Mmoloymeut for
the Count? of .Schoylkil I. from the first day of April,
• A. D., 1557,10 the first day of January, A.D., 1559.,
_
. • . DR. , Z.'
, r 0 gash found on paupers , • 40 62
Cash recatired of Jacob .;.lower for fronting his
wife • • 78 45
Cash meetred of F. Spoorinan on 'actual of '..
judgmentso 00
. .
J.J. Thomas for boarding his wife at the Stale )
Lunatic hospital at Harrisburg . -'45 00
J. J. Thomas for conveying his wife to the State '
Limatie Hospital at Harrisburg 14 41
.
Daniel Reber for 1 pig I - • ' 275
J` . .B. Thomas for beaming his wild - at Almsho use 2 78'
Henry Sehmpp for 2 bundles strew , W
Catharine hbie for expenses of Daniel Weal
the State Lunatic Hospital * si so
Catherine Noble for moseying Daniel Wolff to
the State Lutiatic Hospital 12 50
Joseph Ackerman tor .7 pigs 25 00
James W. Knsehner tbr 1 empty *wool ' 25
Writing end cancelling Indenture „ 69 50
Jamb Miller for t hbd. ' . 76
John Molise for rent of Marla Williams'. prte
Charles
Pordy 3 7 0 00
Saylor for 2 ilga , 6O
Cash received, fir the ur. of bull 7 75
Cub from A. Aeker creditor arresting iklea 1 800
Rertjat.leng tine °C A. P. Deltsel i - 25 00
WI Mao Inch the expenses of Samuel Sikh et,
tate Lunatic Iliemltat
.Kerschner for 2 pigs . - . 500
lby expenses( of Mts. Deltsal at 'the . 1:7 40
Lunette Hospital
' - & h opp for 2 yards muslin .
taceived for old scythes . 32 50
25
ls
•
• den . do. do bones and rags • 653
George Kimmel for expenses cijfausannah Hoy.
at State Lunatic .Hospital ' 0 140 00
S. K: M. Kepner for the use Alms noose Ina 00
Cash received for bag, sold . , 143 611
. .henry Schropp for 2 ibe candles • . so
Israel Wallin' for gate • so
nigh Jk Seeger for pasturing sheep . 4.09
Smith it Bowman do cattle I "10 00
Cash reggived for hoarding Owen Neal . 2'25
Willtramer for 1 boom ' . lk 00
Jamesigirkpatricit on account 4 rent of old
tavern ' 25 00
Cash for oats sold '.' •' ' — ' 1 . • is' 5 0
Charles Boyer for Imarditig John biller • E9OO
Wmid . , B so
illiam Jones for %warding . Ann Jones 1 25
.Henry Schlepp for ji Ito butter . OS
Cash received for corn mid - , • 050
lad. D. Long Judgment we. Joseph 111 . 7eilir . •
for boarding. Morris Cavanaugh ' II 00
Amor Hoffman for 2, pigs .1 200
Christian Hamm for , Kbusbel onions - - 50
-John Brill for 2 Mgt 225
I John Weimer for 4 airs 5 00
James O'Neal for 1 pair of stockings far Elmira
Morgan
'Cash foe tomatoes cabbage turnips and red hosts 4424
Jacob fibroids fort calvesl4 oo 1
. ,
'Henry SehroptPlAtushel raft ,31 '
Michael Carver for 1 pair pants • . '''' 200
Norge Bnrkhard fbr pestrirlog steers " • .'; 00
Joseph Wornmer tbr' imperial of Catharine'
Wommer at the Btata;Lnuatie Hospital 92 50
William Meyer, on account of bond ' 20 00
;Frederick Deihl forboarding GeOrge Deutsch , • lb 70
1 , 1, qui s °Vet
trembly knew what
1, tubed to go to,
at the moment,
tesillArYkDdiult &
pPer *ith
Wog meanatie . he,
the Meshing Cu.
edam 7"
sets, a, sbe best
-11; lbsally, with a
"she faltered oat:
its !)alt in Bald
oisof the codtleh
fib S'young litty,
Isukconyersatios:.
mania' on his sen.
Ipleunts of /solos
one; "I sbig by
but F . ll tell sou
Leicoed .. the stria
ed tbs lady, "you
'Vs market, selling
"Here, , you little
tre as .iecoopt of
o so wbedl was
yisu 'were bora en
'diet . levsly
-21st u tor birth•
•o from the shot°,
• CIR. , •
XiXi tub paid constables for brlnglns paupers •
the Home 86
Slats Lusatia Hospital furlong:dins insane
paupersholotiging to 1945 00
Amos Hoffman and John Schwalm expenses
On convoying Photos. Thomas - to the Mato
Lasalle Hospital 14 41
Jams W, He. diner and Yiederlek - Vatttolllor.
reran liberal.
• • impend to a matt
stingy to buy a
hosbood," Jo to
expenses Ibreonveytog Daniel Wolf! to the
State Lunette Umpitit I; 80
sohn Selman' oxpeopot to Itlontablint 9 28
John Sehtrelot Mr removbg Ain George tram'
•
'
: mks County to the Oebuylklll County
Alme Rouse • • 338
be minded.*
Jobs Schwalm fbr imovlog Dania Wolff frosis - -
Harrisburg -; • • •-•-.•• • bOS
2 1 1;11 1 7e al N in a Lanz V amts . to Itfaint " los e l l
laes6 Bali far I dear akin * 80
Mkhad O'sial pump to Plitlaislphis ,
Insissoes
;.r can make Is into
• rn tfokatis regallsod,
I Aokson's,"Taki
the hour for action
Natant Oenk wore to Tamaqua
Anthony Dreher Ear 1 clothes brush
Edward Le hangood axpeiuma tO Maki County
- Alms 22 2,
, 00
Cionilig PITY
Jaime Less* for seed earn • 6 de
Ham strips And whip lashes
, 1 n ee
Amos 11ollinan,lor seed own
Hay waking and harvesting 101;12
ExPonans lbr bl sod immure . 1;50
Cash paid for malign • • - • 0 7 ' 21
Rounded to A.Sehriaat forl ' 00
ingsmipalw bringing agUs . • , • , . • 1 .." "610
Jarraldah Ulrich for blarksmiiii work , 62
Erasmus* in arraritax A.,;juk ar _ , 2 20
John Oharpleas lbe on6door tallatipanhed ha, •
• Jamb Nerschnsr 2 2, 2 2
77. Buts sea SinariGelnigoOk_airbTla
. mooting Jacob Kerschner sad W a al ' cmTr•
• Colomblo Co. to Deball. Co. Alms .R ona , II 16
E. a. Roblown‘Esei.,warrrat br W. Nal26
21745 s Baylo r purags to Roves rims : ~ 1 45
pm and paper
Faust In 47 !kindle% Arm 06 6 8
14 . 1( 4"i 11 4 101 , bi 1006400 16 26
natant to brealCup
dingJwltb
MM=
'Moan, 41 the her.,
a." .
1 / 11114 Ithi Be.
ofttee!? To kit" 14'
OPR
POOR HOUSE STATEMENTS.
1 = Z 1 I A! r: 2l
wi,lketaisatt, pit*Par,ll 4l sll o
Flab, pesetien, ISM P9tatil o 1 M 4,6 4 111 ,r t.° , 26 1,6
Anthony 154 ~,r .4
74 . 11;y1g Sp% .. ‘t ;
Garden' Seed - • • . " 219.
11. Mum% inatlonang
•.
Traveling einlienno . -
Pulver. vibe* isolate • 00
Mad waned :
-, • lei
Philip /Crabs tbr waking feign 4bo
Prank Han' Ibe maaanevarkl t4 , a, 3 ' - A , •' 1 00
Juntas' fees - - k Te
Tama-waft t. - • 41t.
.Repireas freight , . - •
Turatilke Wit„ 9t
lealatitna bay and coal
Itailrnad freight 43 96
balance) dnaOtraftunitita're9l:j' 09X ,
. • I
-- '"''f'"" ; •. , .
,•1 . ;/••• ;. $ l.l/3 88
• :'
'Number of meta Is tbe/14nUie; 2au. 1; 7147, , ' .t.lO
Admitted during the year, , I' - . , " 67€1
Ikea In the House, 1 „ : , 1 b l2
...-.-•
'.• I • 1 .
Total, , ! 1 ", : ' • •,'• -. • s ' -• ' 902
si r o
Of these 49 Mu/ b) were bee' ' Oat, arid =rear* - • •
dire-beryl:l and aliseonded, reel, '.• . ' • 208
Renselalen In the Muse, a ,I, 16511„ •-, . •• *PC
Unt door paupers, . ' '( i i•"' ' - • a
Of 'tact 6,111* colored persookind 6d rue basis& ?
i I i'' ' •'• :. ' • sr:-
Miklos ander 11 yam, ' :: • ,i ' 46
Yomalce,
.. . ' .4:: ' - - 78
Versales ender 12. port. • l, • •.,1 • , .26
Out door paupers, - • • a , , t • • a
Total, ; . • • 454
Amber n/ panprre in The Ebstaci4 As first qf tad
asontla darns tic year 107 : 54
January, AZ October, - -216
February, ' 403. Noreen her, 263
March, aos Doolotrer,• 347
Apr% - • ISt; fill • ,
May. r 242 As*.lro, hi Home. 265
June, • thr - Dittmutdoor peepers, 61
July,' r,--
August, F 190 • . 7PbellA real ' e. 226
ileptoueber, 1851
Boman our TnesAitil--A Balder
to Daniel Nagle, Pottarillet Ad* Elizabeth Snyder to
Junes Moore, Pottsville; JaMps Brannan' to Patrick
Brennan, Cass Township, Ann , ' Bachman toafter
Potteniile ; (Richard Daley to Jams W. C
hants; Minersallle LoutseilitYrier to Peter Marberger,
"East Branewkkv WUUimthtdlorta John Philips, St.
Clair; Joh* Dxdley to Jobb '„Phllips, St. Clair; Catha
rine 0 reen to rettliel 'Eankt,!' East Erenswiek . ; Jane
Howard to Elias Reed, Wayse Township; Pattie*
McGlone to A.K.Brown, Wasiii eat= Township ; Charles
Palter to Elijah Uelater,:khuyiliill Township• Peter
Snyder ta, Samiel Mem; Pottaville• Mary It:Snyder
to Daniel kleyerty, Norwegian Totirnship; Margaret
Johnson togrtillant Bub, Eraneh Township ; Elisabeth
Quinn to O. Smith. Pottering' Elizabeth Leonard
to John Carr, Momenta • • Needle to sohn Be*
die, St Clair; David Idareb Meitnaily, Non.
weglan Township; Margaret lobo ta B. B.Schwriner.,
Dauphin County. .
Mini Cr tx Tut Morns= UM ; • '
260 pairs pantalocing,6o mita, 30 roundabontr,o6 reds,
512 shirts, 241. par shoes.lls woneene thoolts:IBS caw
ntsi„ ISO petticoats, 210 /LOOM: Ss silo wows, 51Palr
*desktop. 75 bolsters, 123 abating', 136 hod shoots, 103
pillow rases, 10 towels, 55 , araildreno illpF nonsense
s aps, SS barrels saner ltritut,l2o les soa 93 IDs but.
ter, 005 Es candles, 103 a:ons, 49 inertia and Tlndlttg
sheet; 14 Iron bedsteads.i . •
By 111 bushels *beat, sett
111 1 4 do
- rye BO
663 do oats 40 : .
J 894 , do ;potatoes. 191
1913 do corn on cobs 30 Cts.., •
90•touri hay at $l6 •
600 bushels turnips at 21 cts4
18 do boons •
60 dO tOrnatoes atmkeut.
7000 bolds cabbage at . ';; •
26 llsabsis,•ordoiti $l.
6 do 'peas : I;•
230 down cucumber* at 10CM.
8 bushel clover seed at $8
6 loads pumpkins
19 loads corn tops
Cash received for advert, 114 w and for pntttn
tog cattle
$23,447 06
To libor, lime. manure. seisiMiniolog Impier
moots, keephig bones, bbleklunith work, te. 4,670 03
Profit of Arm. I
•
Fattened on the arm and alatightered 1'4 . 1857 ;-----
73 steam meighin porinda—hldes,6,M•ponnda.
10 (-Jives,. do •F 731 .0. ,do . 1111 X do
27 bogi e
.. .do 8,032 ••de
~, .. • ' 8 KON FRB FARM. . - •
34
5 haßies,lB co w 8 steerx.'2'bulia,7 hadifers, 1 calf, 88
hogs, 3:farm wagons. 1 buggt 1 top-baggy, 1 carriage, 1
cart. 3 plows, 3. harrows,l seed drill, 1 fanning mill, 1
sleigh, 3 wheelbarrows. 1 horse lake; 1 threshing ma
chine.'
WE. the subsCribers, auditors of the County of Scholl.
kill. havl DK exam I ntd the account of JNO.SC W ALSI;
Steward of.th Setkaylktll i Couoty Alms Home, ret
pectfully report the foresolortstatement Y the result
11 our investlgatkro—arid. and there h a tubules
against the mid am. sCHWALM, of Bightydive Dril
lers and Mae and One-bilf cina - oas 030
Witness our hands, this littli'dlyofJanuary,s. Ti., 18b13.
GAMIN, !GLUE,' ,
• GEO: Y. WIEST. I "" u 'u' rs •
S. K.. M. KEPNER, Trearier, in account with the
Director? of tho Poor and °Oho Muse of Employment
for the County of Schuetkill, from the first day of
January, A. D.,1&57, to the first day of Jemmy, A.D.,
155,8.
To cash rereived from the County' Commis.
stoners $26,39s
CR. ';'-'
By cash paid for merchandise
do do .hour and min `
do do beef and Lorna
Ont door relief . -
Drugs and Medicines '
Cain, Hacker .6 Cook for co il •
6 MlJohn Rupp for bbeltinll/10/0/k on new wa
goo and for repairs '
14 81 ~
6MI Jacob Deutsch for wheelwrig ht work on new
wagon and for repairs
• 8 1 i Jeremiah Loy for coal in 1856
20 06' John - Doherty for lim4 hi 1. 8 58
12 2:43,4 I Franklin Leger for Unwire it d pipe in
• . 1 1850 and 1667 ' 876 06
5 MI Bright A Lerch for Iron and hardware 141 43
7 8 7 , 1 1 1 ennryirania8tateLunatie.limpitalforboord.
37 1 4' 1 ,7, - inr 4 Ac.. insane patipera kelonging to achnyl
-2 60 4 - kill Comity . 1 1 ' ' Vi 51
16 26 1 t Ouselans of the Poor of Philadelphia
3 001 rh4rdlng the paupers belonging to yl-
!ALI> kill Oonntl. 14.2 40
_.,.-w 1 Joseph Lannentln for il:mien socks a d '•
Stswki rigs 1! , .72 60
. 2 7 00 John Lavenberg for saddler work ' • 787
651 Philip Boyer for chger sea 17'50
1 12S I.
J. B. AL R. Keefer for grite bars . /3 20
. 4 ' L. William Minnich Btatratig tw 1603 65"16
936 Amos Hoffman told tat for'lBss 66 16
900 Jonathan Heisler for 13 Mitts , • - 44 83
2 23 henry G. Shuns for carpenter work 1W11156 67 99
9. 2 6 Schuylkill County Lumber Company : for floor
/ 00 boards ' . .
169 1 Daniel Walborn forlso Prato
1 00 1 Inn Prehn for carpenter work
212/ i John L.ooho State tax ibr.lBs l l
2"
250
116
1 00
1 26
2 60
14 80
Daniel Rosh Road tax Mg"
Rittnuol 11. Shannon for hoards
Peter AIII9OTI far boards !,
John Amberbpose for blacksmith wort
A 111434 Lessig int' I bon% rake
Bernard Yeager fin•Mddller work
Clemens k for liirrdware
E. Kleinert for weighing, hay
Tobacro
Paul Lenge! for 2 diner*
Daniel Estorley for Weighing
•Aagustai Mendelson formes tow Ilnoatl dried
peaches apples cherries leather blanket:x . lles
William Wolff for lean*
Johotlehwalm fqr the urea Of Alms House
Joshua Rock for 1 seed drill
Charles Leader for wlcsiand whiskey
Way •
11. T. Copeland for who's:airtight
Abrabani Loeb for hats .
Benjamin Reebeamen for carpenter work
John Stein for leather
Josepb K. Greiff Ihr *DO& voile •
J.C. KerkeslagerTor meson work
William Kramydtorl Tdo,w. plow shares
Emanuel Viewer for carpenter work •
D. Oppeehrimer for liais and raps
Vega. t Snyder for paint oil and glen
Jacob Ilasenfor insurance .
Cash paid for soap • kr
do do lotersit on orders .
do do potatoes ;
Joseph Marburger for rails '
o.l'. Lippe tor publishing. mina] statement
matt order book ' ';'
William' D. Prehn ftwi'diattuilrs
Daniel Mine for t barrel 'vinegar .
11. it Stauffer constable. fere" • .
Daniel F. Durkbard evadable fees
C. W. Taylor** orders to paupers ,
John 0. Cowed do' do,
Jacob Reed ' do, do
D. Long- do' r do .• ,
Meg. Robinson do do
•
Michael Quinn Ski do
P. 6. Doan for hate and
Kremer Jr.. dm butchering In 1856
Samuel L. Rerluehy the 15 months salary. as
oat door Physician - '
' John Schwalm • tdlarrem Dlrectlr, and extra
services for the yesrlB36 • ' •
Franklin Webber for :Salary as Director and
extra werriera for the "rears 1850 and 1887
Famuel D. A B. V. - Shannon salary as Thysf.
dans to the llonse for the years 1856 2'57
Chivies' Mullin ailary:lis Steward
Juno W. Kerschner salaryas Clerk
George R. Clay I yolr's salary es Counsel
henry Deiffenderfer Salary as Director and
extra services for theiYoara 1856 and 1837
Anew Iftdman I yearrs salary as,Dlrector and
extra services
Pahm banter for attending nutlery to 1856 •
Washington FehOpp foe labor on farm
.Chrlat.An Dotaeker for:tailor work
/Sleaze Moyer for Baking . •
Wtlilam Kramer forlaticr on farm
Catharine Troy.for boa* 'work
Sprirks for bib* In the garden
A. Dorm t h e tailor work
Frederick ,'Mattallier, ,tor attending Insane
Department •
Sarah Knower for hones work
Sarah Fertlx do do do
Frederick Keriebbolf for attending Insane
Department in 1858 • ' • '
Ellen Eltirood for attending nursery
Elvin Denser for talky work
Henry &brim, lbrunikingand mendlng duel
Gilles Darkish for atterodlot sick . -
Enfannei Welker ferjaboe on Wee
Crespakt on ac peel:dation for 1856 "
X 68
WI. the imbertib e rs. 'Auditors of tbq County of Pe 39B
lnr
da. baring examined the arrimot of ft:11. X. NE yt• P.
•XER, VitAitirer, of the Bons of Entiloyinirot of
Cbliaty,%rerpertfully report the enegoing
statement sitiketssult or our twirerthrtion.
Witness our bandu, 10 16th dr, ofJattuatl A. n. 1855.
GABRIEL
; •;OR). v. wrocar. Analunn.
E TRIPUNA . AI,IOANAC.
toilso
Horace t*reely4 rrice 121 cents.
Just published; ind *Waste by. , & BANNAN.
a fresh-impel, of Pocket Marks. all anti, kiwis
red sites. for 1115 S [Jau.lB,
.LEONARDOFR &CO.,
Baskere Dealers la atelhatage.
. ,TA,VAQUA, PA- .
COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO
jai d d r aft sbrleye 011 an theZtelpet titles In the
Union. Also, dratteior sale on teteLlrelana,Seet.
Unit and Wales. 'TM u.
, J,•81 - 01L811 t • s- -
-.1. JO iftlWrON, Agent .for A.- - A:
b• LA-Intri Law sad Ilamay,) wholesale deal
er a ILS ma (I NDLNS. No. 134 Pawl. and $4 Water
street. New York. .Ail orders left at the nice 'of Jame*
ft: Glut Esq., or a t the Itzehaage petal, wilt meet*
• prompt &Saliba. ~.: ' .
September 22. ' 5 l ll • NW
"W ITE HORS! ,HOTEL"
*aim' ,argre Oats Ilahastoirx,Mrds. ftgiseile.
'Joseph M. 'agar, Primelets,. • -
Entertahmsente sod neemeneniatione ottbo best kind,
and ovary attentleifeelli be paid b? lb* beet_ebd WS*
Condantots maks gonna andenmillint eolleneelibk. •
. Argent I. '67 • ' Itt.ly
• LAWYIRS' OFFICE.. ABKE
• IPrettervi Twin, 'Waste Paper. -
MIT ILLO BASKETS. of , ratioug
etas fa aroserrlig Warta Payer: , We will al.
low a thir Woo to those who will an theirvapor anti
'briaitli to oar store., For solo by , 0. BANNAN.
CUN 5111111f11 • • •* •
A LL kjudgrot,Fßr. madO
Toassbaispen
Dori nmirsd by Giorgi" Illellaisilti
CAIN stood, Etitipple, opposite An"' *MA Mari
l NOMA* 214 In
..4747
FARM AMOUNT.
C-14.
181 00
89 20
2200
00840
513 90
1540 00
150 00
18 00
18 00
%mop
20 00
600
2300
10 00
° I 'l2 00
1 123 60
$ 4 4 2 4 8 GO
$1,07 97
65778 77
4,216 71
3,611 08
2,0:9 115
678 04
384 76
100 00
10'00-
31:62
213 82
16 00
a out
. 5666
ZI 00
7 00
11 25
7 12
60
60 26
•"" 1 1 4
26
214 46
91 HO
20 00
211 16
101 02
242 66
100 VI
17 05
c
BOOTS' sSitt)FS • .
.• 1100T8;' 8140E8i TRUNKS,. al ' •
, T
iIF, Eliibscriber begs leave to infnrm
~. ,
.'• , 10•11 Clittoinivstll4lkuseansnutitty selarte that a.
by jell retur from the en)
dad eelleetlon ers ned.
dielrs In his line. l eon. I.:-'2.11%1
iliir stluipr . . . .'' /4 /4-4 4
BOVrli.: ' • • ' • '''.
8110Edl ..q.•• .. „ ' .'• A.:'
•'• '• , • • 1 • GAIVIIIS. , • _ , r•,. ~..i -
... SUPPERII. . • - • -
•-• ' ,• • _ .L• - kUldra. ke., -
of all defied talent, dar ladles. gentlemen and ellldrea•
An elegant article etillesse and' Milldams' buttoned
getters, mmethlng new fa the Wept style. - • ' -
. /Um,* new lot of linage; Valiant, Carpet•befer "kb'
'Ada de, he. .. ' • -
Cuetemer emit neatly and esped}flondy Intended to.
dime and Shop la Centre. one doer above Birth street.
,
• Mig•Neat door to the Red Prost - CO
_,
Pothwillo.May MAW , "M
-le I DANT EL nett ERTI,X.
SirAchertisements set joimettype Mai grata unTI,
Chtived 50 fee' Monks au 00 rerder taw.
J. B. A. & S. ALLEN,
7 *OO - South Whams, PialadeiPkik
DEALERS IN OILS.
June 6, `ST
OILS! OILS!! OILS!!!
.HODCSON & KEAN,
Nos, 5 St ti S. COliotroes,lll)ilaba.,
einiesal Commtalon llinchante, and Dealers in
WHALE AND SPERM 0!L FOII MINING
- AND MECHANICAL - PURPOSES.
1i5ept.22,!47 '3B4f .
CEO. W. POMEROY &
MUM IS
OIL, SOAP, CANDLE!,
110. BOUILL Water stroef below
Market, PhlLdelpLla '
.. 1
SpistM, Lard. Idephantl;67le, Tanneea'and alteldneti
OD, Sperm and Adamantine Candle,.
Simnel T% litter Salesman. I
January A, '6ll . lay _'l
C"S~~R
..'JOHN A MOORE,
Oil and 0013:61111381011 Merchant» -
. - AND: DEALER - IN.
•
MINERS' SUPPLIES,
Mo. 10* 8. Water' street, Pilladelpleta,
t flu Mknatantly on hand
Sperm,•Lard. Solar, Elephant, Bleached and Backed.
Whale Ws, Spout end Adamantine Candler,
r Burning andGmemlnu OU, expressly
for Minere•-nee, Wire Rope, -
•
4 , ethpi, Chains.
Blibtlna Powder, Safety Lampe,
• Gum mid twitter Belting, Poses, Wicking, La.
aarAgelt for Roebling's celebrated Wire Rope at the
Mannfacturete prices, (Jan. ‘M.. '6B .tly
Schuylkill, The and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
O= No 'c• t 1r 11 1 eO.
f
Mae in Siltyroari's Ind Wag, Xskintoneo sr.,
doors }hove Centro It.; !WWII's, Ps.
CAPITAL ACTIIORIZEp BY LAW,
11 1 1300.000*
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This Company obtained its Charter at the lasi &smite
of the Leglalatn. a of. Pennsylvania, and is now fully or.
gashed and prepared to inns .Polleins, at itheraivates,
on Fire and Inland rlsks.on Public and triratei
cgs, Furniturit..litoikaof Goods and Mertiuraadho of AM
kinds. ' ,
Also on Coat Breakers and Machinery, Inland Ins*.
ranee on Boa hi and Barges, by Canals and Rivers':
;also on Cargoes of Coal to rhlladalphia,^New York,
'timore. &a. This Company gummiest tnadjust •
Promptly. and thereby hope to , merit the- patronage
the public. '
Directors s
B. R. M. KEPNER, J. R. ADAM,
WILIJAM MORTIMER,Jr. '.JOHN D. DEM CRT,
JACOB 11UNTEINGE11, Jr. JAW lIEN Dlt MKS,
GEORGE LAUER, , D. G. TUENGLING.
W. F. SHITII, ; 11.11IINTELTOEM,
ROBERT M. PALMER, GEORGE J. nEuR:
1, B. R. 31. REPNRR,Presldent
W. Y. S.IIITII, geeketary end General Agent. '
Potteellle. January 1. 'AB 1-
IRON WORKS.
FOUNDRY a; MACHINE
- yoga (Airmen, Sonny mita Co.,' a.
• • ' T. 11. WINTER&TEEN runionne
t es his rmulinees, from thercompleteontll4
mt dtheabove namedestabllshment.tosnp
-7, ply•all orders in his line of business—
• eh all for Steam Engines, Railroad and
D ft ar ., pump s , Coal Breskers,fastings and Machine
ry of every pattern: lie.uarranta his work to give satls
fliction,and accordingly sotisits patronage at home and
abroad. •Jan. 27. 1857 41y FOIMORY 5 1/10 MACHINE SHOP,
Steam uar rartory, o.
sr NOT IOE.—Th e brad ness c f the late firm
it Mb of SNYDER 4k SIILNES, will be coatis
ued by the subscriber in• all 14 varietal
, -- t nr;: ci j az branches ot Steam Engine building, Iron
Founder, manufacturer of all kind, of
Maehinery, for Rolling ?dills, Dint Furnaces; Railroad
Cars. kc.. tc. Its will also continue the business of Min.'
log and Selling the celebrated I/Nrre }byes[ infie Ash and
Lewis and *ha{ i'eins Red .4sh Gbati, belnF sole pir.
ter oF these Collieries azortas a . BNYD
January 21,18b7 • b- t i
IL
... _ .... _.
POTTSVILLX Rel,l.llKfa MILL.
rlHrii''BUlantlitl/3ZRB are con-
L'tial stabil) , inannterturing !micros elm of
~ lift.agiii , Colliers',.Ralls. weighing tn., 25, 28, 30.32
1 ~1-11: : ; . ;'. . ” and 40 pound,. per yard. Also, large
1 1
'... — 7.... Rails of the moat approved i patterns,
weighing 45. 50, btl an pounds per yard. Prom. the
experience of the past ve years. we feel confident of
making...Balla unworn's In quality by any Militia the
country. All Inisines Communications addressed to
Messrs. Taintrr f a Sox. Iron Parlors, Pottriville. will
Meet with }romp attention, Jf4o. BURNISH . 8 CO.
June 20, '57 - - •
•: 01A111 IRON WORKJ.
atten i r/ b4 on er oV b le cAeftsio l in . t u ß ti T g e
t ither new tba airy cod '
fdaebin m e'Shop,
city I the. tOwn of Lath, Schuylkill tOtta
vb.re they are prepared to lotild
Steam En tines, coal Breakers, Pumps and Machinery of
(miry pattern. Alan, Drift Cars, Iron or . Brass ragi ng .
of any she a pattern. Being Practical ilechaulcs, Coal
operators and others who want machinery would do well
to give them "limn and manna their work. Orders
thankfully rote red and executed at the shortest notice
sod on reasonable terms. CAT:LIEB,GRIFYITII &CO. -
Bt. July,ll, 294
PALO AlffQ ROLLING MILL.
- JAIN Subscribers beg leave. o an
' lir*
nounee to their friends and the public,
W.4 1: 1 generally.that their new Rolling Mill at
Palo Alto Is now complete, and in full
eperation, and that they are prepared to
furnish T rails of various patterns, weisbiur from 22 to
RO ibe per lard. jAIRo , different sloes of flat, square and
sound merchants' bar iron. •
Orders for rails or bay lion are respectfully solicited,
and will meet with prompt attention if left either at
the Rolling Mil, Bright & Lerch's Hardware Store.
Centre street, or at their office. N. E. Corner of Centre
and Market streets, 2d story.ATWOOD, LEE it CO.
Jac I. '6l I i I I.tt
TO CO%IOPEII I ATOIV £ MINERS'.
sneer o f er orks.
tri.oThb unteeriber respectfully invite the
ttention of the business community to
1 " := R Isle Boller Works,on Railroad street. Mr.
gig ..1w the Passenger Depot, Pottsville, Pa.,
here he Is Oilseed to manufactiare
1101 LP. 8 OP XVIIRY DESCRIPTION,
Smelts Stacks, Air Stacks. Blast Pipes, Gasometers,Drift
Cars. de., de. Boilers on band.
• Being a pract Mal - mechanic and having for years devoted
himself entirely ttilltla branch of the business, be flat.
lens himself - that fork done at his establiihment will
sive satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call.—
I ndividnals and Companies will find it greatly tq their ad.
vantage to exabline his before engaging elsewhere.
Not. 31,' 674:try, • JOHN' T. NOBLE..
•
B ER ' P lt - tlanitttPllllo,! °" ,.,dl. B ;
I ,t h _, l Pounders,. respectfully inforwi n . a tuelr rs pi:-
a4 R trons, and the public generally, that they
Luiz ale fully prepared at the above establish.
mud, to manufacture Steam Engines of
*eery size: Pninpk.Ballrond and Drift Cars, and every
other descriptian of Iron and Brass Castings suitable for
.t he Coal mining or other business, on the most reasonable
teems. Alm, blowing Cylinders for Blast FIMISCSS and
ifachine work In general.
Repairing of alt kinds done with neatness and despateb
Yt the lowest price*. AlLwork furnbilied by them war
ranted to perfpran well. They would solicit theenstom of
those who may want articles In their lint in thisvirinity.
A 3 orders will meet with Immedliata and prompt attem
ti
Mardi 4.1h57 . 9 41- ' . W. a. Immo
• AStILAIND IRON ORKS.
AirTllll 'BUBSCEWIES are now Tally
o .li prepared to tanitielf. at the Ashland Iron
cR' 9 ;Wt Worita,fiteans Engines and Pumps of any
: orr ". power sod topselty.fortalnlngand °ter
• purposea,•Coal Breakers of every site nd'
pattern now in use; together with eating, and forgIOAP
of every deseriptiona. Cud and Dri ft Cars of all sliee
and patterns, large Trutt and Dome Cars,--allfurnisbed
at the shortest , notice. The • aubseribera Satter theta
ashes that, inasmuch as every member of lbe firm is a
practical umehaile, they will be able to furnish maeht ,
nery that will eomparo favorably with-any in the Re
gion. Ali ciders directed to P. OAIOIOI R , Blum, Ash.
land, Schuylkill county'; Pa , vrillreeelsre 'prompt &nett..
tiOn. I* ' • • L. P. GARNER. •
MICHAEL GARNER,
e- JOSE pll GARNER.:
Asblana, NAT 10, WI .19 '
ogibitvors molt woßics,
.11 1 / 1 5111Y111/I•ii, .
• TIM Subscriber Is prepared, to mans
facture MAN IiNGINES of any Kier,
awi tatapeofany eapecity t and Coal Brealars
of arm - description ; as well as every
• •
arkinder 'nuacidnery need In Ulnas,
Bees kers„Snrnaces, Rolling Mills. edlll Mills. Jte. t
.
From the; farilitles possessed for manufacturlitig. and
tenni long experience in the businessoArkean betnrned
out at thiseatablishment,at the very lovreat priess,sild
of 1 onperkir quality.
Pertarni.Madraus of patting up maebineryof any kind,
are invited toesll and examine miter= and become Im
planted with pelage before iontracting elsewhere: ' •
Orders or ;very kind are xolielfed, and strict attention
will be glseis to their p rompt execution •
WILLIAM, MgMAVRN.
- erailllicßiranniser 0.11141 4&41
• - .IIVASNINFrONARIV WORKS.'
ON
evil re,,
TIIOB. 8 JAS WREN retie' ettally Invite
• I! t; 1 4 1 , a le tt i rl 2 t U r of
th tli b e Et nAti rolr:n7 l33u n ° 4 l 3
„ a= ended toilireeiz Com and Railroad stntets,
ad Looting on Norwegian street, Whets
they are prepared to' execute all orders for machinery of
Rpro and Iron, such 10 Steam Xngines. all kinds of Gear.
tog foe-Rolling Vas, Grist and Saw Mills, tad
Double 'diem Pumps, Coal Breakers. Drift Cars, all kinds
of Railroad CaittiugB such as Chairs for Pitt and T Rail;
Pros % Switehes, am.: all kinds of est and wrought I
Being prarldrei._ I mechanic& and baring me igli
the demands of the Coal Region their study for years,
also all I:halo? Maehlnery in their line of business, they
natter themselves that work done at their establishment
will give satisfietkm to all who inay honor them with a
all- All orders thankftdiy received and promptly etre.
toted, ret theme/4 reamonable tonna. •, •
TROMAS WRZN, JAMES MINN.
. , • 47-tf
TREFKONT IRON_ WORKS.
Trenveratt'ackterlatri county, reamer
r . f ' The S'absellbrarospeetfullyitivite
the attention of the brulneemominnedly
( 14- 4 1 4 to Moir Sew Machine Shop end Toon
wzg d 7. erected in the town of Tremont. and
ander the f npenintendepre and manage
ment of ems. Z. liatdorff and Philip Vmholis.,where
they are prepared toe:tente ail order% for Slaeldnery of
Prase and rnm,atieb as Stedra knOper of any power,
pampa et, ally eapaalty. Coal Brealtersof every deperip.
tion,'4ll kinds of 'Gearing for,ls4llng Mina. Grist and
Saw Ittlist.tivift Care, and 411 kladeo ,
snob as Ctiairs fat Slat anal' itills,Tmerkfiwitehee,and
all klub Of Cashed Wrong/dims Lhaftinge..Mr.
b 414 b ell pl'Lelldo Mothatil!Mild baring had the eon
adores** experience for many years in idurroaitteldtm,
porinns &tabour of putting up Iferbittery of any kind,
ereforitedto reflood trodidneour pittarneandanperior
Zmity of work. Mid teems aquatnted with Prieeant
Workeibetbreeestlreettwit olawbors•
bey idindatankfilly reaehmt,and atrirtatt niloe will be
given to 'their promptvominitios, batting eavevallik, to,
SO. 10 r sadAO bon. guess, on hand: - •
Jan.C6,1115 . 7 fly 4 4.4 4 . a A.-14..szittoa;
.-~~_ .
TRANSPORTATION.
PHILADA, a t RE,Aoskik RAIL" ROAD. ,
41Aviss us' jr .urisaua.Nl4.2.S.,
UN. and AFTER MARCELIpt,
untaturtiiir waft, the folloriNellidin ottretighlt
will Di charged par 100 pounds - • -
atnctzs of razigni
Dry Oorola.Confratianery,ThxdmearPot ,
- tizars,Yrosh Meat. Flab. Masa &a
AntDo, Brun. Mater; Copra, ElWarAr*
theniratio.GrindptaesalooorkaideinP
liardware, Hides, Hollow are,
- LentborALteldnery,Oyiders,o
. Cotton,Core4,Gratn.rlar fron.Lesol, Ifo
lasses,Nolia. Bpiket, lace, € it, I'rorl.
aims. Sugar. Whift. de.,
Brooms, Fire Metz. Guano. NW Pones.
, Pitch and Tar, Salt,Scrap Iron, Timber
nd LiitabOr. te., -
Wet"; Coke, Cord Wood. My, Orrtel,
Ice, Iron .Ore,, thnestone. Minute, lig
• Iron, Mader. Muta t :bolt Glquo - a, he.,
Plouroper barrel,
Muth
PHILAD READMQ RAILROAD..
QFFIgE. A
of the Phtlade. & K. H.
- PhOculdpkia, MarcCO, IiMT.
rates of freight and Tolls on. Coal infesporied
this Company, be as follows. from 16th /iamb, HZ;
'until further notice:
Tb Rfehmond,
" Phlladelphla,
Inclined Plane,
" Nieetown,••
" Germantown B. R.,
" Falls of Schng/hlll,
Managunk. ' , •
•' Spring Mills,
" Censheimeken and Ply
mouth Railroad,
" Rambo's and Potts' and,
Jones',
" Norridownorßridgepart
".Port Kggnedy,
" tiilleyOrg.,
Pteenireille,
" itoger's Yard, •
Pottstown, • .
' , Birdsboro'
" Rending,
" Between leadlng and
al •hrnille,
• -
*" Mobrsr,iie, • -
" Hamburg,.
" Orwigsburg,
By order attn. Beard of Managers
Mardi 21.'67 21 W. H. MaLTICNN RT. Poe'v
COAL. .
(10—PARTNERSHIP- NOl'lCE s .
ki The subscriber/ hare associated themselies. from
andafter this dati,uncler the name and style of TYLER,
STONE, I CO., and will conduct the business of Pealing
in apal. as successors to FREDERICK TYLER & C 0... at
'No. 328 Walnut street, Philadelphia; 1011 Broadway,
New York: . Pier No. 6, Port Richmond.
FREDERICK.TYLER,
GEORGE F. TYLER,
C. NICIIOLS BEACH.
N. STONE.
tart
May 9. '57
ASHLAND and WIAHANOY-COAL
—The widersigned are prepared to reeehreeniere
e, eelebteted Ashland Coal from the "Bancroft PI-
Queer Colliery." prom the extemdee alterations and im
prevalent,' made at the Colliery this winter for prem.,-
it the Coal, they feel no hesitation in offering it to the
trade as an article OW can hare no superior in the mar.
kei,, both as to guilty and freedom from dirt, ada‘e and
other impurities. _They are also, prepared to make eon.
tracts for Lehigh and Cml from other mines
BAPiOROFT, LEWII3 k CO.,
NoA9 Walnut street, Clunmercial
"arum" 9, 'b7
CAIN, HACKER 3 OOK
adetes lAD SHIPPIaII OF
Also, &W o
Ellarlac.l3Eltea. itlesth Casa.
ere la ther fkrft quid of
White and Ited..Avh Coals.
No.lo Walnut street, /Wade/01a. and Woodland,
, - Mango,
THOYAS CAVS.
February 7, '6l"
MOMS 11ACILI.R.. Jr.tilLt M. COON
VAN DUSEN, NORTON & CO. )
Sole Agents for the We of the
Xe21313X4:211Et
, Coal & Navigation Co.'s Coal,
MID Tilt
Beat Red wad White Lab Coal.
No. Al Walnut street,: ITILADELPUTA .
Offices: No. 62 Liberty St.. cor. Nassau, N. YORK.
No. 6 Doane street, ROFION.
Shipping es—Bristol : Ballstown and Pier
No. 1, Richmond.
Mardi 28.
LEWIS AUDENRIED & CO.,
Miners and Shippers of:the follow
ing celebrated
ANTHRACITE COALS,
From PHILADELPHIAand the moms.
BLACK MINK, -SSD Am I BLACK lIKATII,wdrtz LAIL
SPOIIN doLOCBST MT., • do
DIAMOND,- -- • do SPRING MT.,- - Lzmou.
ilitocKviLLE.- PINK mur. ITYOUINCLIAL, do
Prom PLIVIIIIMIPORT,
MUGU, wiun An. and COUNCIL RIDGE, LID Asa.
• MAO. the very superior
CUMBERLAND .COAL. •
Mined by the /Impairs Coal ezallren Company.
11 , 7 Walnut street, PITIUDELPIIIA
7 O ffi ces: 86 State street, BOSTON.
110 Broadway NEW YORE.
r March 14.'57
10-
TRAVELINO.
BANON VAIL EY..RAILROAD,
. 1 1M
AS OPE C
TRAVEL between Reeding and Harrisburg, on
Si NDAY, January 18th, 1818.
Passenger Trains leave Reading dilly, (ezeept Sub
days,) at 10.10 A. AL, connecting with ap saVown Horn
ing Trains on the Reading Railroad, and arriving at
. Harrisburg by 12.60 noon, in time to connect with Trains
for Pittsburg, Lancaster, Chamberaburg e Trevorton and
Pinegrove.
RETURNING, leave Harrisburg at 2.45 P. IL, (after ar•
rival of Trains from places above named and from Bain
mort4) and roach Reading at 5.30 P. 21.,- connecting with
the Pottsville and Philadelphia Trains passing Beading
the same evening.
Fares.
Between Reading and Harrisburg, =1.90 and $1.30
6' Lebanon, 95 a 70
" - Lebanon and Harrisbug, 75 60
.101"Ati passengers w ill
. procure their tickets beftwe the
Trains start. G. A. NICOLLS. Gm. Sept.
Jan. 80, '5B it [Nov. 48.'07 48.
AEHIC VALLEY RAILROAD. •
tamare • lee. •
ONand alter WEDNESDAY, OC
TOURIt Zth, the Passenger Trains of the Lehigh
Valley liallroadpoill run as follows:
Down Trains.
Leave /111111 C/ Chunk at
" Lehighton
" Lehigh Gip
6- Slatlngtou
" ey's
' White Ball • •
Calassucats •
" Allentown
" Bethlehem'
" Vreemaniburg
Arrive Easton • '
735 A. id.,and 12.30 P. 51.
7.22 ~ 12.43 ..
7.42 " 1.09 "
7.65 a - 1.16 a•
sa .. . 1.30. ~
8.22 " 1.42 "
843 ag ldt• "
;8.44 " 2.06 "
9.00 " 2.20 "
930 " ' 2.30 a
9.40 a 2.5.5 * "
Vp Trials&
Leave Easton - at 11.25 A. M., and 4.40 P,..M.
a ,Freeinansburg 12.00 " ' 6.07 "
'' " Bethlehem . 12.10 P. 11. i . 6.17 "
" Allentown • 12.25 • a .
6.34 ••
" Catmint:a lug , it 6.44 as
a. White Mall 12.48 1
, " 5.68 "
a Laney', , 6.03 "
" Slatinto ' 1 2 . . 15 54 .7 .
6.24 "
'" Lehigh g Ga n p
.1.26 a 6.30 . a
" Lehighton 1.48 r " .. 8.62 a
drifts Mauch" Chunk 2.00 " ' 7.06 "
-The above,Traina will connect With the. Morning
and Afternoon Trains to and from New York, and Phila
delphia. The Reaves Meadow Train will leave Stanch
Chunk for Wllkeaterre, Usidelon. While Mayen„ Ac.,
upon the accusalofM.Traln. it
11,1DBERT H. SAM, Supt. i 4 Deg.
October 31, '57 [August 8, 57 321 44.
PASSENGER
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad:.
0 584 WINTER ARRAKORURN TR. 'DD.
►
A.
GREAT Northern ;a nd Western
United Staten Rontei •
„ air Speed increased and Fare reduced. 1:a
LITTLIS SCHUYLKILL, OASAWISSA, SUNBURY and
BR 1 R, WI LLIAMSPORT AND ELMIRA RAILROAD.
Through to Dullalo, In • - 15 hours.'
Niagara Pap, - 18 II •
: Detroit, - • - - 24
I " • Chicago, . • • • 34 • or
SC LOWS, 48
Ticket Ofilee. N. W. corner Sixth and Chesnut - Arent*,
`and Philadelphia and Reigns Railroad Depot, cornet
Dread and Vine.
On and after MONDAY, Doc.ath, Three Passengei
Train's nillleare the Philadelphisand Readingßallresd
DspoLoorner nroail vadlitnesterta,flally,tBundaysex
ceptal,) as /ohmic
Day Hareems...T.3D A. BT.
StoPpines. ;Menlxvilleandßeading,ozdy. Connect
leg with Vets sr isaa-Williamsportand Rile and Williams •
- port end Minus R. Read; arrivluiratltudnistS.lB P. 31-;
connecting with New 'York and Reis and Raltalo,and New
York city Railroads for Dunkirk and Buffalo; and from
thence. via. steamer" on Lake Eris be Lake Shore Ran.
road, - to Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandpeky and De
troit. Also. with Matra, Canaudaigtut and Niagara
' Valli Railroad: connecting at Canandalguanith New
York Cent ralßallsoad, East and West, and of Suspension
Bridge with Great Western and Michigan Central Rail
road for Detivit,Chtesgo, Sk Louis, and all points In Can.
ads and Westinn Mates.
Dgill Trainv.9.3o A. /1/.- . •
Btoppingatalt Stations. abd rnnnDortoPottnpleonly
•lgiSht Expreaa--Rao P. pg.
Running every dayrstopping atilt Stations end run•.
admit* Pottsville. Connect:Mast Port Clinton with Cat.
awina.Wllliaturport and Erie, and Williamsport and RI
s a l t s Kaliroads,arrivittgatElmirest 4. A. Manumitting
with NenYork and Me-Buffalo and New York city and
'lake Shomitaliroads,.tbrituffals:Dunkirk. Brie. Cleve,
• lend, cincinuati,Toledo,Chicago, andall points West.
Ales, with Blentre.Casandalgua end Niagara Falls Rait
roads: sniaing at Niagara Tadlls.at 10.30.. Au. AI-connect.
lug with Day; txpress or Great Winder' Rafiroedfor
troll-. Chicago, ete. - - •
This gouts, with its datutections.forms the shortest
and most &heat routs to Canada arid the lAkes.
• nolfoneehanirtrofbaggairobehnimPhilOndPbhalid
Canada or the Lakes. , - . • . .
passengera by Dapßipiess.breakikatat Port Clinton,
and dine at Williamsport. Passengers by vrayof Night
Raven take supper at Port Clinton,
Pasaengeri pdrehasing 'Pickets by this Line have the
privilege of stopping at any of the' abovepointsand re;
. stinting their seats at pleasure. •
. • Pare trona Philadelphia to
Tamale, $2 • ITl N Z ar t a via Tonaveuda,lo 00
e s i sw fu j i, " 4 N Falls, is. El.
Rupert, 4 Canandaigua &
Danville, ! • 4 N. N. Railroad, 1000
Milton,- - 6
1 N. PAL via. Bulfelo, 10 00
.Wittlaumport, A skro Bridge, 10 - 00 I
i . thind. . 1170
Jefersont T 1418
Atarkez, I. • 7 • - quail. . 16-00 I
Pentalta, r I trolt,vie.Rail, 16 00
.florhant, 11 " • Nadhloand
Geneva, win. tiorbaid,' - ' - 00
" " liteamerz% Chleago,via Gt.Wea- , -
• John Arnet;.. tern and ifiddgui • '
Chnandahilia.. • ' i Central Railroad, 20 00
114401 , 11nnap: ChinelnAlalluffaloand
ealedonla,, • laklllhoin Michigan
" '7B ' Beataira Balboad. 2000
• : ago. Tta But Lids
Roehenter. Via. N. Y.St and Michigan Can. •
nOealo. .• .tralnatlrpot, . • lei to
• stymied N.Y.R.11,11 • 25.00
:Nate* via N. Toad• 1, - -
Ecia,and Butand , f • ".
. Nov York City. ~ 1 614 • -
• • Z. T. NIIBBNI.S4 ratnrd PreiglikailgoL
N. W. corner Sixth and Chesnut sheets
i.ltlool,lB.BuplPhiladeliddatltiodint Railand.
I.llclClBBOCK,Sup'teliavis4t,W.and NriallaUnad.
teati; NEDIIIELD, aupl WI re. and Aluibii Balk
-1„.
.FOR , SALK ii: TO LET::
L'OWN LOTS FOR SALE-4n' the
*iroitigh of rt,t Carbon', Agtv to ' f
; : W ,IZESaL, Agent.
fab.l4, 'ST I
FOR . - REN'F--:-.''.A . Thtee : t oryffl .
Brick thirellin; Flosui4 iia isieral view' ail
a Centre streettOtarille. - - Apyis 0, , ..A . 1. *IMP
e.ptetaber 5041 ' . . . i, 31!;at .
41„
ta
* 9 ' a t i
Ray:4- Cc
F. 4
So is
FIRE B KIS for C u uddl i rig
and Man Putuaeet, fromfrom the Iteedlo Waite. tor
Blow, at tits • PIOSEEIL ruasees,
Pottsville. Jan.O. 1856 • s. tf
T'O LET--An Office with all proper
entreatment's the 3d stery, , ln Centro area,.
;Liquify of • DANNANi;
Pottsville. Almost & 11157. - =4l' •
22 11
9 i 9
CHEAP .Fi EL—Coke for' . sale; hi
pa r 41. ' Xi 7. IN . li i iit• eitrta at a t
i h t e b :lre e . T ol e e i rrf; :O e n!:
Pottsville Osseo pany:
_JP:m.23;U
_474 _
rro LET - .4A large - and 'convenie nt
t,
Store ,
j Store Wu and Mee, on the mils *tried, ITir
mut, reeintly pied he Claris A Co. •luquire of
THOMPSON All DVREY,tresnont,orJOHNVNNANe
Pottsville. , • lAugust 6, la Xlif t
, I
1.,,,,, HEN' 7 -A.Ttvo Story Ilwell
fins ilouse,. n Mortises Addition. with on the
It itoprorsopento—now occupied by Tim. W..
ley. Possession Oren on the first of April. For farther
particulate applylto ; • SAVOUR' A LERCH.
i Pottselliejlebir
.71
12.
yreoß SALE--A,30 liorse Engine. en en:
, Ilfatly nsw.lnost laying *t he shop of the Wog.*
n.' 41,111b1. sold asap on sceommodaths#
taws P?r Partkulars enqui ,of
rItICK, TICE.% CO,-
1 Nrepsroddiro. Lobisoot. courtly; !-
I or W. lIETUERINGTON. ,
330 star .4
SO,' Yhelr Aitoslisy, Pottrslllsi Pis.'
y ..... . . 5.4 t, 1
1 55
1 65
153
1 55
1 56
1 a
166
1 4b
1101ISEIAND LOT for. SALE 4
aubicriber nil his House 4bd Lot
tasted on the orth side of 'Walnut adroit, in th e.
rough of Ashbuid, Schuylkill County. The lot is 95
feet front by tigS deep—No. 97 in the NO of the borosei
which is eiected it one and a belt StOry Yraine
thrilling Bon* The House end Lot wilt tat mold on
reasoaable,tormi. For further particulars apply to
LEVI ADAMS.'
I Llewellyn, Schuylkill county, Pa.
Docesoberal,,7 • • ' b240t0 ,
ir _____
OR SALE.—The - two story Brick
House and
.lot No. 4. Front street, in the rapidly
mproring town of Cressona, (late West Haven.) . The
dot is 60 by 200 feet extending bark tb final sired t. A
good stone Ice ;louse is on the-ground. 'The house con
tains I rooms and large garret, with cellar the size of
The house,. I - -
keno lot ne w ly hated 50 by 1,85 hot directly -behind
the above, fronting on. Coal street and extending back
to Centre street, can be bad with bone s and lot 10. t. If
desired. For particulars, *c., apply to Will-WILSON,
Jib. 16, '6B , [34tl Mine Ffill Office. °intone.
HOTEL FOR RENT-MOUNT`
11, VERNON HOTEL OF PMLADELPIIIA.—This
large and old established hotel situate on theesug te hi
side of Second above Arch street, will be rented to
a good tenant. on moderate tame, and Immedta
posaieskor given'. It la one - of the lamest elan hotels
in Philadelphia. he 46 feet front waif double bloekvof
beck buildingeeztemding foet in depth—leas (merit*
rooms and wOl., acrommodatie 200 guest*. Itaraa imply
:mprOced wlthan Inett front and other alienations, and
put in Martini& retelr by the present proprietce*boiet
throe years alone. It has bad a liberal, patronage from
this and otheeStatm, and has nmealle.had from 60 to 76
peva . anal t boetrilem newt of whom will return when
the house Is Attlee opened. It has all the modern Im
proremente of a first clam hotel. with a large restaurant
Io the tuesement, about 200. feet long. - with wine vaulty,
billiard room. barber shop. Ac. ppiy to 'y
OEO. W. CARL E S TER, No. 737 Mark et street.
Philadelphia, January SO, '54 • trim
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN M. KENNEDY a. CO., ' ;
Fish, Cheese and Provision 'Grahams, ,
OS. 30 and 40 North ,Wharves, half
wajbeiveen Arch And hare 4treets,
.j (*Arch 14,'61 11-1 y,,,
LEATHER! LEATHER! LEATHER I.
ifEN itlY W. OVERMAN, Importer
of FRENCH CALF 861104 and 'mend Leather
er,lio 6 South ad at., Phltidelph la.'
A general amortmea t of all k I ndsof Lamta2,3laltodaoe,
etc.. Ott. RED and OAK SOl. LEATHER. ' f . . ..
February 0, '67' 91)
WHEATLEY'S ARCH,ST. THEATRE,
Arch 84, above ailzaht . Philadeiphia.
HE§TAR COMPANY, eopp'nsed
of the And' Artlstes In the world, and exceeding In ,
trength and Talent any dramatic combination hereto
face offered Co the theatrical; public, will appear every
night in Cotnedy, TiagedyiSerioAlotnle Drama, Tande•
Musical .Bwriettae, de.,,tc. When v1401101:10
city. go there. I October 24, 'fa 4241 m •
.r BQYa' CLAHINO L . -7-
9CHE, SOBSCRIBEtt, wouid respect
fully Istibrm Shell. numerous friends and customers
o t huyikill County, Oat their assortnsentofOlotbing
for Young decals:nen is much larger than ever§ and
they are disposed to Sell cheap. Persons ilvingat a die
lance. have the privilege of exchanging clothing pm ,
chasedt this store,fir they do not Atilt. • . •
' • I P. A.IIOYT A.BROTHER.
21'2.Chestnut St., corner of Tenth, Philada.
!,57 ' ' IT-1y
_
, 13.11'
TO FOONIOMICEN, XACMIII . I3II 2 mama;
4 1• PURVES, N. E. corner South
t, and Penn Sti.„Philattelphla.fur
n shes ingot copper and brass=
pig iron,
sheet ironoiniders.tiebricks.piartabiefor- ' •
ges,speiter.bloes tindead.foundry mould
ings, faeingt. crucibles, antimony, babbitt metal, sand
of all idnd4 brass, old cappei,, /M., Se. lie Is also a deal
er.ln wrouogght and cast scrap iron and other metals. Ti
is his desittl to accommodate maildnists and others at a
distance trUm tbs ,city, by furnishing any article they
dilly want in their business. Articles not mentioned in
the above will be procured and forward. d. Any inquiry
in the above line will be promptly answered. *,
A. PAIRTES, .
, .
N'. E. corner South and Penn streets.!
February 11,'b7 1 7- '
. SA VING FUND. •
, NATIONAL, SAFETY TRUST CO.,
WALNUT, STREET, South-west
T y coiner of THIRD, Philadelphia.,
Arrangesaents for. Business 'dustag the Sni
pe 4 of ppeSie Payments by the Banks ,
1. its received and payments made daily.
2. Cp - n(Bank ;.iltes, Ckeeks and Specie will be re.
calved on deposit. ;'
. . '1 '
•
3. Deposits made in Bank Notes or 'Cheat will be
' paid hack iti entreat Bank Notes.
4. Llemleits made in Gold or Chem.-will ;be paid haskj
In Coln..
,
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. :
I Hoy. lIENRY L. BrillEit, Presidenl.l •
Wnatus J. kilD, Secretary. : • I .1
February '..N.:'ST , • • 48.tf
II
STAUFFER HARLEY. •
• - • CHEAP WATCHES & JEWISLAY-- 1 1
•'Wholeeele and at the"Phit
•• • • Ipe(a Watch Jord a n , Sons'? N
148 (Old No. 00) North &tomtit.. coraer of Q oltel7, P4l/4
Gold Lcrer iratclugataljetadled, 18 Iowa( cares, $lB
Gold LeOlne, wet,' - • "" OD
Sliver Lever, toll Jewelled, • • - 12 Db
Sliver Eepine; Jewels, - pOO
SuperlorQuartiera,! - - • „1 1 0 . 0
Gold Spertaclik • - „ • • 00
Floe Silver do., - -60
Gold Bracelets, • • -;•—• [3 43
-
. 1 00
Ladles' Gold Penenx,
Silver Te n teipoona. net. - 5
Gold Pens, with Pencil, and Sliver Holder,— ! 1
Gold Finger-rloge.37 l 4eenta to ISO': Watch Ohis
plain, 12% cents; patent, 18X oen .01. Lintel, 25 emits;
other artleleiln proportion, All gOods warranted to' be
what they are sold for. STAUFFER k A RLEY.
*Ten hand sole old and Silver Leann and Lepinea,
still-lower thin the above prices.
October 5.11457. ' ' • 404; 11'
, IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !I 1
Al adraney patimudng anth IL .
and-applicable to Dwellings, Fact Win;
Steamboats, sad any position *here needed.
HE benefits resulting. by the uail,nt
" this Improvement are--= geed dra ivlit in aft kinds
s weather; a sar{ity offrel frost Zflo'2s per 'mut} , 4'
taring of.threelquethe of the Apt, note wasted; apmfect
meene of reldikttion ; a reed protection against pet
frost ignition soitk the joist; cheerful in the ersetimeo.f .
chinmeys, not centring half the member of-bricks, and
saving one half e space In • roost taken up by Abel or.
dinary c.hinmay., 1,
For.Factori6e. 30, to 40 feet In height only required to
give a' powerful dof t for steam and other purpose,. Ir
Tug E ELVA, PATEXT CO klitlttY van V 411111.0104 CO, li ,
WO. al Chesnut, street, Philadribiltn,
Are now prepared to fairolsh titterer/ valuable ImprOve
ment,,guaranteeing it to give satlatactime,arbeniput up'
by : them, or In compliance with their instruct Son.. ic '
14. B.—The Company desire% obtain some good agents
to take charge of the telling of title impteletnettillt,thla
c4y end county. For further informatloWaddrees:the
Secretary, .1. _ rH. W. SAYFORIN'
a' ^ ., , ! 318 Chesnut strret,Phllafielphia...
'October 44,'67 .i . . F.. 4 sy I.
fiitUSIC,FIIIILMItUtii i dt4olo9E. t ; go
-1
-
y Lt
itri,Ll,lo, NO. NM C : h=triin i :it; tin;
. der the Utah How. PhiladelphiCare
constantly publishing the latest Mn.
sic, rten the most popular Aulhorslu the United States,
in aif tyle that will vie with soy Baited et any either house, either la this country or Borope. •
They hate also the pleasure to announce to the Oldie
I hat their 'stork of Sheet Must., on h and, eonsilts of the
brgeft sad mosteothplete aasortrent tote foniad in the
country: they are constantly adding totheirstOck slither
New 141usic published in New York. Boston. Elie ~, , •
They also publish nevem!! ontruction Ooke which are
In ceuerai use throughout the country. ' : -. 'j
PIANOS—Mine antsrtment of the beef mannfacturem
of NOV York end Merton ' at the lowest Chong prices.
MUSICAL, INSTEVUESTS. -; . - •
Also, a genendassortinent of Guitars, Violin/C. Banjoes,
flu tfs. A tetedetekt. & e.,lVlolin,o attar and Hasp Strings,
of the best Italian qualities, all of whieh will tht furnish.
ed td the public and the trade at the lowest'ratee. •
-00erspunctually attended to._ , ..
..• . All ** k Welker ' * Music and Ptildleations can hi I
obtained at B BANNAN'S Book and ..iitm, eitore. Potts. i
'illle. f Philadel Oa it.t...41:18b4 j h It • ,
rgfortzpkiToNES 842 0 .
s .
.
inoi„ STEEL MilteltAN
I Marlal and Sixteenth Streets, Philadelphia;
Have alwaynou Fund andlor sale..• •
BEST ENGLISH REFINED IRON—FuII assortrasub of
"Bagnalls."and other favorite brands. Bur ARAM.
.00 BARS—onlinsuy shim or rolled to ordir Air bridge
purpose/4 ate., de. PENNSYLVANIA 801 LEA PLATE—
hointoeuons elves, or -at to .requirid site. BOILER
RIVETS—Dover b rand, made in solfgdies.. i REST M
OWN CAR AXLES--Aulerleau and English. FLUX
& MAT IRON—For eovering sehateS. ke: AMERICAN
fiCOTCU PIO,LUON. RAILROAD IRON+TriRe and
Eat hats suitable for Woes. turnouts: As. JUNIATA.
mcousn A-NORWAY SLIT RODS; BOLTS; NDTS and
WASHERS—For *Mara, ears, and alosildnary Parts:sea
generally. CAST, 'EINAR. MACHINA, and BLISTER
STEEL. Also, au extra quality for tape lad dies. 'The
together with a hall itsoortreent ot Zion. Steel,
Nails and SOUR, to which the Attention tic- dellion,
railroad rompanies,souriaeera, miners, foundereanOTati•
ebinista Is tusked. ' • May 1f41851 19.1 y ' :
• ; M. W. BALDWIN..I ,CO.,
_ , t riamEsts. i i
Broadtnof flatintionstreats,Pfsaiddisins,ftstis.,
OULD eall,the attention} ot. Rail
`T luinagors, and thoseinte; rated in'Railroad
ireperty. to theh.Sysins of Loosstoffeetagfnat; turbid'
they are adapted to the yarticubtr beldam' foi 'which
they nay be readied t by the use of orte;twO, three or
lbw pair otdriefsE wheels; and the use of the. whole,
or so tooth of the weight es may he desirable !few adhe
sion ; and in aecortanodating them to the trades, eurres,
ettentib of swerstructkas, and rail and mirk . to be
dope. By these wens therms:haunt mendelfeet of the
04r la secured with the least expense for atteudises
diet otfoel, and repairs to Woad sad Engine. With thine
°Meets In view; and as the result of twenty•three years
prattled experience in the business by our for part.
wee. we manuthetnrejles diferest kinds al Wu, sod
email dames of aloes of arch Mad. . ' sties.
Lion pelt to thi strength of Os onettlne In ttplan rod
workmanship of 0&OHL
1 the Oar lobE aperients
and opportutilleirlpf ob , sising Informatioa, obits us
to oast those amitirdiNith the amoreartro that la olheloo
el. ecoman/ sautdaralatir. they ant dorapari 11=71
us r
with theft cling O th er kind la 1196' W. a
to 0 14•4 11 /beela, ulea, boillog Or low . moo r era (to at
- ceatrakidtboat boring i ) anoporttkon eastl Tar bear.
Ingo; 'nosey description oteopper, Sheet iron i sadlioller
Wortsl, awl wiry artlela applirtalnloatl# repair or
roararal otharralotha Niujinon 11.11/.IIA Win •
Jainui 23,18, VU • US BAUM
, . .
.;. • -
IREEIAL . CARDS; i
•
( I go RGE D.- IikUOIAWOUT,
actors:4lr as La*
.19,14 ECIlAl4Oilt, TA.;
TAXI ROBARr; Minnie* at
ity P*115,111%41°, oppoittetheAm.riewn me..
Ortulier 31 IT . ; 44.1 y,
AV,II..SUAIPSON, Attorney at Law.
Pottrrille, Pa. 'Oillor—Slark4 street °wog
;11 1.0 .4 Oelee. . { IC/dam; - Ail-
ROSEBERRY, Igatpnier - a t
W.. oftes—eor!ker of Ma rket Rad ettestr,
Pottrilltr. • A 9,16
;An ER ST 0 ROITSE A_tuitn" ey at Lw
a.
X 1 Office—Centre stneet l 14 ,the Town Uall,,
',marine. , 1 i e 0.'56 6.
p e orn) B. GREEN,Attorney at ).alv,
, Pottsville.ps. Odes Is Martet Asset olitootte th•
ogOflre. July 14.'56 •:..N.,ly ,
P. ;PEWEES, Attorpey at taw,
' . , OFTICE—Iour dOori above Ilortlrsev'm Betel,
ft entre stmt, pizAtsvOle, Pb.* • Pep 6,'b7'45..
QAM UEtTISIORETT, 1 • Magistrate, o.
04,
Cmkroyazieer end anal Collector. WS* Ysiitet'
ht.tyottsellle. next d to.l'oet QtAcci. Aug. 13, 'fif. 33.
;.• ''... P. SPIN Yi, Attorae3* . at Law ,
„
•,, Ashland. Elthoyliflll conntY, 'Pe.,t will ad as
isimut lti the purch as e and Bate of Real ratate, collection
of rents, de. [dabbed, Maylp .'67'. Ill•iy .
.cLEMENT -B..FOSTER, Justlieebt
be Peace, Itilnerstrille—collectkete and agendas Po
Po-
If tee and attended to carefully, I -. •
- February la, WI - . '
... ' ..1 .
riltiatAS R. BANNAN, 4ttoriley at
taw. °meta cow. arse, oppw Why 4Pise*Pa
C rch.Pottritilla,Pania. • ;
N0v.20.18503 • . 4141 y
rnwiKNTOIS SPENCER; Magistrate,
sad Real Estate Agent. Nice Rall Itcied street
e Rut Market, Pottsville, Pa.
Mare% 22,10156 • •
JICIIIN BEII2INGER, ' Justice the
"Peace. ST. CLAM; will att , ead to all business att.
trusted to him with diligence And earn. ,
Pcbrcou7 'AT
H ER L I 'FT I; tun.-
.
.10 newt Law; Pottsville. Schuylkill county. Pa.
orms—in3lahautongo street, cornet of Second.
Aprllll, '5l 15-1 y „
. 'JOHN . CONRAD,..Ir., Just e, of
tj Abe Peace and.Coneeyanepr-:-*lnce oppodia VubUc
School Mrs* Broad street, Tatou:pi, ra;. •
May ; . • )1?••• • '
GEORGE deß.. KEIM, Attorney at
. ,
Law,. Potter ills, Penna.. w illattend to trivet business ,
la Behuitklll county and elsewhere. 011 ea in Centre
4eets, nearly opposite the B e ak ..
Jai,' 7, 'AO - ' 't27-
TSAAC SEVERN, Justice of the
pesez„ziesees to the eolleetkin ,of seoonnti, and
al buslueMrappertaining to his erne.. Be slim attends
-rtn the measurement Of !pick and Stone Work,flnitlVllll
, 7014, kr. The Docket of 'Jacob Khoo, JP.K.!IO In his
„posemutinn. Offiee—Centri st, belomjAmerlearr House.
Pottsville. Prb.l4. 57 ' '1 . • 7-1 v
i - lIUSINESS CARDSa.
As,T D. IL DODSON, Den=
L • fiat, Market Meek three doors !INIe •
a e Third. south side. Vottnille. Jan.= '6B 13,
(I,EO. K. SMITH, Mihing•Etigipeol•
acid •
14. '37 1 . 1.74 f,
I t IOSEP IV.. GEARY; Civil a44,Mi
.
L 'ling Engineer. OtEee—Noriegian street, Potte.
• ift. Pa. [January
W. SHEAFFER, Po taville; Pa.,
..P.late of the Pennsylvania State Cieologl I Survey,
lexplo.res lands, mines, Le: 10etobet 13: '66 61:11
- 11
EORGE BROWN, Mii#lnpector,
ki Pottsville, lospeets Coal lands and NI lose. Partied.
larattentioo paid to ventilation. rAngost. IL, '57 314
U - 1 0 PLEASANTS, and
-Mtnlng Engineer, POTTS*ILLE.. "
mnic—Market street, north stdcbetween bentre Ind
Se out.
_ ; jAuguit '67 4V4-451n
-176) _____. . ___..
K. . CHARLES. HERMANSADER,
- Siirgeoit and Aceouchers
It Wl.oBl3l.l,KU—Opposite ton dreadiai Institute.
August Z, 'V ' .. . . ; 1 -P•l7
,
TICINSON I S . ,
r •
7 - General Land Aganer.and
1 J aurviloylngiOdlo t•
1- KANSAS c•IT'47, 3“sstlUy•.• 4: ,
annary=,lB ,
-"FRANK . CARTER,. Civil nil& Min-'
trig Engineer, Eurieyor, te.. wi ll attend in surveys
or ands, mil:tea:town plots. Se. (ace Iv ith Sam]. Lew 10,
• .., first door below 811 Tar Temee, Pottsvflle. Pa.
ay 9..'67 . . . • 1 likt
'CLEAVER & .:CLAPP,. .Geplog — icar,
x j civil and Mining Enginorro, Coneeyanterii, and
Real Estate .ageuta---oppoolte the Wyoming House,
1 • ECILANTON, Pa. .
iiir. cir.tesa.f .. . Ca. 1/. Cu,,.
' lay 2. '57 , • i lagy
OHN ,HOD6KISS, , Mining - . Engl..
neer and Surveyor, Centre at.. Pottsville, Pl.. at.
tends to Surveying and Exploring Coal Landa. In
fug de. agent for the purehaae and aide of heal
i ---
to. collection of rents, Le. ' t .
.
1 h' 2.2,18. . ~ • ; 12,-Lf.
1
N. E RY •W. POOLE, Geological,
'l7 , Topographical and Mining Engineer, Oentre etrret,
`Pottsville. Pa.. gives attention to anreey a mind examin a
tlon s of Coal Lands. to surveys of mines rcintrinit ape
cial itecritticy, Oh to the auperintendenoi and entire
Labarge for proprietors of 'Mates.. '
February 2, 57-' [July 22,'54. 274 fl ' . '.,
••GENCY—For the Purriliase and
Sale of Real Estate; buying - and selling Coal; ta.
eharge of Coal Lands, Mines; 4e.,
rents—from twenty years eapierletKe In 6:4 County be
to glee satlsbetlon. Office Mabantango•Street,
Pottelllo. i Ciletit..l4. HILL. ,
D Apr116;185? ' ' 144 f
H. McElwain, Civil Mining
M
J*Engineer, Aslilaud, Pi...attends to SurTeying and
Inspecting Mines. surveying and dividinglanda. mu
tating Tmenlota. and all other businere . ..lo . .the line of
profesa"On. Letter address, Fountain:Spring P. 0.,
Pehuribill iftunt . Pa. Feb. 23 . .1847 8-lo
HARDWARE.
!Richter At - Thnipson,
WiIcLE;IALE ANDREU-IL DEAIASS I N
Ibir#ware, Cutlery, 'Poole, Vie., .
Comer ofiCentaro sad Maks% streeti; Pottsville,
Schuylkill County, Pa. ;
"01622; of tho 03e4cr.”
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Ga
PK ' 1
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At
Il gr I
.
WE INVITE ATTENTIONTO
Mir large assortment of liardwa re. Cot levy. Tools,
de.; which we offer tbr sale at a reasoniax.
--- advance over
meuntactunne prices. Ws misses' advautages.ln trade
that have secured lie the exeillAVO sale of ge ode which
Lass bets offered in this county 'heretofore, and
our exPwristne, tagether with an extetMive knowledge
of manutlicturars. enable no to order our melds direct,
which we eau sill lower than any other establishment.
Annexed And 4 number of articles maoprisiug. •
Locks Morticing and improved
Latrhts, Boring ldaehlues,
Butts,and Bingos,/Saws, •
White Lead, Steel Squares ;
Zinc, i . • Broad Aieei a IlatehetS.
Oil, • • Adzes, '
Giant, • 'Beatty's Fnunlng Chisels,
P lll tY, ' i Ship Angiariand
Ifallst• Agricultsirsilind Fanning
Spikes,. • • . lmplethetits,
Ca bi e Trimmings, In
flee - • ratt viuiety.
' To g Locks,
RCM& Packing, • • • • .' Latches. • ,
Terred Tarn, . ' • Butte, and
Masts Butt4lng*Mardwarrri -
Ws hays given especial attention, with . a view of for-
MAIM; eoutraetors and builders at the very koriat mar
ket prime. .
Allimboods ordered by mall, *lll receive prompt Alen-
Mon, and Ibrentededarlth despatch. Cali and see wa at
the corner or Centre and Market streets. •
Pi* 14;'57 • Ott] STICUTICR tTMOMPSOM.
C- • 1- RAILROAD IRONL _ . ONSTAN'II.ron hand; rle for
ininlul purpones, at reduced Mica . I, for. nub or g e e d
peine:, . t HAYIR,IOD, Mr& I:3D i
Pottsville, Dee. 29, 'Sr •• fat( "
_NAND sAwg.'
SSTON'S,•. Cressoo 1;t, •Spear &
Band, Pane' and itlp Pays, the beat
essorissent to torn. Nor sale at toer'prieee at the Hard
ie/n.0,40 ken Depot. • ' • .I.IIANII POTT.
Await 1,117 , : .31
•
THEAND RAILAIDAD IRON
Tanr ..l subsoyihers have -now on nand
II sett Or CASII; at the Icier/et market jerk*,
a largo stock of the bee quint,. raeratain Dar Iron, VIM
Bar Railroad Iron, and li ght T ralli.'tor mlieci.
•i ' - • - E. YARDWY dt 601".
rottarfile,Noreribir 28.'.57 M,-
NARDWAREfinp IRON DEPOT.
litsT us tiv LW' MIER. haulm noir arrant
, s d his goodi at his neer place of business
- ' and with a new determination of famish
in all nth goods as :the histamine! the
Cost Region may require, at their lowest nuurkeresise,
toilette ths.lnspeotion of the Publle4 ' / shall be eh's',
en baud sod hare otihshd atoll stook of
Barlron, Montag Axes,
Wine Iron, . • Coal Shovels, • •
Cast Steel,• Irate Chalets..
; But Iron, . "; f traits and lipikes,
• Rope, • Tackle, Blocks, •
Bellows, Ana Us and Vitas, he.,
hardware and 11011 Depot; Crrtar. Srauvabree doors
above Market, Bast aid*. i FRANK POTT,
7a1y.16, ISM ' • - • 284 f ,
1 1 119 4 / l Aihtlatarodoont to.
low Mats' Hetet. aid nearly opposite the
Miners' Bank. IPottivMo, where *lll l be
fonnolan'ezeillont isiOrtmont of Mao.
' • •
Coach Trims IN • ,
Saddlery, .
Shoer'aioola. -
CarpenteesTools, • .
Glass sad Paha - -
Btu Iron of all 'raga,
•Rolled " " " '
allsand Spikes,
Railroad Iron and Nana,
ogth "
Balldloglfaterlals, •
OlUdi UHL '
Shear Steel,
Arm Blister,
Mill Sans. . • •
Geo:egad Sawa,: :
Plea Iland.eawr,
cadalLrallarliattlatbank
tnefestrodedtonlmla
tlwrara 11r05,14 the
tlon tObnilnoladoA
aidedrelliandtheiroont
!nee, i .
Fine Tease,
Brßani* Warit, •-
Asiortoieat of floe Locks,
Table NMI,
Tocketentierye.
Table 400 es.
Aavileand Mao,
Ilaeorynaptof One 0 SUS,
Sheet hon Cruelbles,
. Wlre,Tb Plate,
Braes Itettlea,
Bad Irons. , .•
PaDiatia Boilers,
-RsUroadbsess,
. Poadir sad,Shot. . '
to tiessbiletottlispatramars.
I gdsoridsaTespseiti.andhopso
My' ofttbsiliesoodsestritt stales.
lased
trekadagoi pricesorillAsssF4
• •
- 1 -7QT /1-I.lpicg,
PaTogs llorthoolre ei
Pottnille,laasary CUSS:
obi Arum
.
01 —.. wan.Dlia SENDS, 111.171 T 11030,
Airrienittaral Innytortopts, dto.
se3THE subscriber will keep
on band Clover.Tlmotbland °Matins,
seeds- White Clover and Lavin Ilssa.
e, together ulth garden and livid seeds. Is ',f el , "
will warrant to eh and gond. Ile iff oleo molt.
orders fur all k fruit tire*. inertanted le te• bit
they *re re rte moral linpleltit tfh. / g %II
of w hi c h vrii Jibed se tnaniihicturery pri,...—
the . seeds and 'sold by-the suLscritr r are ...ele
e r a •Ittrirrest care, only trrtri growent 0' reputatb v ard
ci„dii iii ,.. Ile does not deal in soe.l. procured pnial..-tt
pasty inlbe market. fry cl t 13 . -.... "hose,/ cheap. s fib, ni
r e p e d tq the iblitartif i f IN. reed 1.4 , 1 d. NPr ..,
purthasafor cell seodtrivkai i peocii. cliowc i, in , w w ,,, ,..
dens, where their hvi ON, , jp,i fy d, ori ,,, m, . , 1.; , i
r,
there the regre r rt- 1. ii. Thi. is
quality. particularly
an important conaideral ion I o thbee shoptirches.,lth„
wads or fruit trwi, Far tuna...tr.. tend in order. early
to
. MIN./AMIN lIASNA.N.
. .
ier 4asllaß ,
k Mai to the Churn! Hell In the iThurn!'
?Inch It tem./lei that we ehonid kern
Direte Motif/as Info nature.
l'eneverenee, temperature,
Taste, kindnels sod ee.uorny,
Faith, fashion and netnlnowy,
Geology and Aevircat kqa.
Someth lug. In one; of all creation.
Behold the churn! its hoop. are right,
Not s'welling like a bloated bight.
On its ovn bottom standing , tree.
As high-ended man are woo! to do.
'felt poisetiotirniget, and upright too,
A Poiret' forme and you.
l The Ch4ln's no champion of a crown.
But a blunt Roundhead. Icr dm: tiara.
Kith kindly milk. its •'in'ants" unto.
b& rich, indeed. Its orortly ems 014
entrno*beartrEl as a floiraid. p
/ts 001.1 fault is. 'Oa row—ard. '
•
,
Behold the ebnio. a :41 II ky•Way.
Pull fraught ulth tayriadNehts
11
Bo
), That de city stolense and hrtzkpht l
. th
..sky .hev shut f tu'ilew„ •
yrhs es o
. . Ago g you 10, k and lot you spy
f.. A Yellow sea, Its vase s d05 6 .,1 high
1 : Apitlatan oak, and bor.pm-hound shore,
•it lta erhlte•caps. spools, sod hollow roar. i '
Behold, agalo,-It la a mite,
Prom which the boutsUrite Until retinae"
With sunken shalt, her ms.tae gtkld, i. •
Worked o'er and tear, passed , ttataM Rad rolled
f
_, Didatever churn! 'Cis a oast atimad,
zi
Keep just so warm, and just an cool.
'ln likes grist churning never tar; L . ,
... . Through thick and thin just persrsera, .
Though foes should rlsolor, mend. le thumb.
Churn on; eh urn 4. the Altilerli rose! '; •
Aft the tine ',puled sheep in this or other runn
tries,,says collamer in his &dills:o.le gr, ve h
last winter In 'the Senate, came frout * one stock, of
sheep,linti that was found In Spain., ltySee Ireol
is meant that which is sometimes called spinning
wool, *bleb is manufactured into brondeliiths's e lr
eassitneres, especially thole required to take s
finish. ;:This can be done only with fulling frau:,
which all tomes from the same family of sheep,
At our earliest acquaintance With Spain, the
'Merino sheep were (clad there—the word 'orris,
meaning "over the sea," implying that they were
not indigenous In that country, but originori be.
yond the sea. This is the family of sheep *hid
hu produced, all the fine wooled r ihriep in tk e
'world. They were monopolised (or eenturiot lJ
the royalty and nobility of Spain. Pummel is
the north in summer, and in winter at the ' , ink,
they Were always kept in green fields, and in toi l
docks: Their export was. prohibited 'on pain et
a sentence to the galleys for life. Nunn of thew
sheep Were to be found in, any other part of Et.
rope. 1
Some time between 1780 and I Top, the King of
Spain gave le duck of these sheep to George the
Third, and the latter in return bestowed upon the.
Spaniard six English coach horses. These sheep
were placed under the car"! of-§4 Joseph ranki:
'and the utmost exertions were tiiade to induce the
use of that kind of line sheep among English for.
mere. To this day, however, England does nut
grow a pound of wool out of while!' a coat could
be made that a gentleman would come t% to wcsr,
For a long period ad her fine wool has tome from
abroad. 'The course of trade has been this ; Spell
exported her Ate wool to England, who rosourr
tined it Into cloth and sent II back withao soar.
moos bill for doing the work, and Spain dug rid
in America and paid for ii. The result' we see—
Spain i r an 'down, and England ran up. This is I
esson for Ur, if we accept It
At the same time that the King of Spain re.
seated the merino to George the Third, he mad,
danations to the Kings of France and
Saxony, and in these originate! the Preach car.
low and the Saxony sheep, now spread all slat
Daveria; Silesia, Hungary, Russia and this tone.
try. ,The merit:ries did not succeed in England.
Theii carcasses were Small, making ii or mutton,'
and yielding there but about three pounds ands
half of fine wool, while the original sheep of Eag.
land—the South Downs - and Leicestershire, fed
on turnips in the fields—yielded - eight "or tee
'donde of loniwoel, besides from eighty to ono
hundred pounds otimperiorusutton. The merino,
even with the care bestowed on • thoir ml4lllOl in
Prance, do not einied tbe are . rego, when dressed
for mutton s of forty pound' to a sheep. In Eat
land, then, of course, the merino could not rival
the native Sheep, which yield' at least twice the
amount both of flesh and woof—the former bring
ing always a• high price. Decider, there woe
anotiter advantage; the turnip fields were eel ,
dently there; and bore great crops of wheat la the
succeeding year. The consequence it, that the
royal sock of line sheep, after an experiment of
thirty years, his bein sold at Suction, and the at
tempt to, vow fine wuul in England bat bola
abandoned.
' C)
• ca
.! • 4,*
In Saxony, the main. effort bee been by careful
_breeding to improve the fleece of the animals re
°rived from the King of Spain, and •tbey lave
sueeeedid in obtaining a delicate, small animal,
which yields the well known Saxony wool. 'lts
gentleman who purchased the sheep at Ibe sale of
the royal tli.ek, purchased also a still larger entry
b e t o f S axon y co m p; carried both kinds to AU.'
trans, and laid the foundation of the family of
"Australian sheep, producing a lino silky wool.—
Thlslam been effected by crossing the breads from
England and Saxony. ,
Whenia 'came fthe merinoea of the United
Stateaf Mr, Livingston, oar Minister to Francs
in the tatter part of thereign of Loeb XVI., sot
o few from the itamboullet flock In that kingdom,
and carried them tb New -Rochelle in New York.
Col. Romphriei, our Milder at Spain at that
IWI
time; reeelvetLietneas a present from the Spanish
King, and carried them to Connecticut ; but they
never amounted to math. On Napoleon's inva
sion of Spain the speend time, to re-establish
Joseph on the tbrop, the royal hooka • were sold,
by order of .the Cortes, to nisi money to defend
the nation. The purchaser' were to have a right
to eatirithem out of the kiogtiom. William Jar.:
iris, still living in Vermont, um. Consul then at
Lisbon, bought eleven hundred at that auction,
and sent them to Baltitnure, Philadelphia, New
York and Bute% reserving a flock to himself.---
Ue has retained that fputily of sheep to this dy
on his firm In Vermont, where be has ever since
resided, and has kept 'besting °Oho deectrevery
year sinew that time for the purpose of emowt
sot:. From this it is discovered that there his
been a decided improvement in the quallty'nf the
wool. Ms importation was the basis of the mer
ino cheep of , this country. Some of them, 014 6
year or two old, sold just after the cluse'nf tot
war, with Vat Britain for $4OO each. Some that
brought that price were an smell that a man tnishi
carry one of them under hisarm. ,
They wersithes introdened into New Koala.
and have gradually 'spread into New York, b" .
sittfaisie, Ohio and farther West—•About'lSN ,
many In New England imported from Sepal
some of the Ba,aony duck, as a finer wool skip,
but they did'aot answer it the North. They We"
not stool enough for that climate, sod co did *el
winter well; but they have done better in Nem
other parts of the country—ln P e nney:SA . lli* fq
example,
sad Ohio — fn which last State they hoe
obtainedan excellent it well crossing the far
ny with the eastem meriting/.
Thus ' flee wool is all the product of a OM*
family of sheep. Whatever, difference ezictit 5 1 1
-its quality is owing to care and 'breeding, :eel
slightly to climate and feeding. In &logy. 'lb!
sbeepnre driven under *better from the see a
hot days In substnet. This is dot done here; Pi'
hope it ii.not - necessary.
The Altana/lan wool Is a floe and -s r;ill
longer wool then oars—tt 'is Bilk. Some
the sheep have been taken to Brasil and eb'i' ,
and crossed with their native *beep—pro/ 66 g s
rather better quality, bat stilt a coarse ..,I.
Thei swat body of ion Wool—dist Is, reablig
wool for wonted—la Agittli wool. The mete
wool/ we userfor.bocking, eirpets, blankets
pd
eosine nrtieleal are the - Smyrna and Rio J.:Witin
wools.
It thin appears that the Ettglish have &COI
to
, grow co . ttrie w . lood And a good deal e#11: r
turnip cropsola wheat crops with ?plot lid o
dies of mutton. On the contrary, the Freitilia l
have ebony little sheep with i t
—animals that, never grew bigger than limo ,
Where sorts is the ease—as in Vermont, New =t d
and the other {militia of the .ledicate merioe eti
Saxony sheep—the people most be content to dr
fiente,with that most exquisite of flash, lb. joie!,
saddle •of mutton: for the American he 0 " •
sheep will not furnish a delicious left of walla
for the Lelly, st the same time that It toper ,
elegant broadcloth Ow the beek.--Arearer#
Adrjl;4r.,
47r1, - o.iotre sfred
THE CHURN.
FINE WOOL SHEEP
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