• ;";0 1. "
T '
. N
LLAIVOIi REOLAINI..,
et fa Sidert
IMMO" loft tiledo'
sky amoy•yea , •
fatoei larp=o6rA.ll .
iflrroitaNglir
our l itba r nigni ISM
While b tie isairaer of tbe Hatt
, us. ran's;
Tbo Tb, o. Br . oollilleatfts
potai maim to be Ire;
TWA, T • •
TO • ri,ch Mont 1"O b , Moos,
0; lady
loth*,
Th• oirll,
Om PP
atm lot
rpexiikettlieL,
THIL ewAiroP.IWAV
The rhaiikies: si au -lemmata& e
at . tossTsi J. 0111""
bider . of II The Xist of do • Choroberweet& 1 0 —
"Teo L. Spriousr-'*fle raigAt - of rood.
4 .
.logei er the Chute of rime
~031;"'"4 4. 11: 're
of a , Ravi" 0 174iPiirteits of Swot
_._ or
th.4ll'!itrArfr"44nofiri" cm. , or -4 .
BRA 1111.04 8 Ti0 BOOR ONE. PAR L
- • '' , Oltarm
,r.—.noon. 1 ,
• "Ctitoliftleirtrheithisun Inflow,
!rooted sever do to giro it up so?:
''''' - - 0, 0 .1..t,a 4 14 4 g ;twt 1 o at • ,
nuts #4.(eik*,till'ibi.ia eia..-
" Ma 111 0 1 e. il l . Pi 1 /"'. /of !V."- Ags. - •
4f;ita Alidatilit 1 a solitary hie was WI ging
its glootarillglit athwart the deselate -sky brav
ing th e feriate'of it* interehlog saa,ithich tired
its Isis of beit doers 'npon the ',soft, fathom
i t
couch of Rinaldo eldlioto, who was mitt g be
neath the fragrant thailoWit of a palrefrite the
trackless waste of Sahara. Before him, Yed
in all the Mesta hrilllanos of * (Mewl" 'dia.
habiln, stood Abe . gtokous being whose 1 gold
eyes of huol bias bit 4 won his heart.. :: ' •
"What hot Oalligasklas," shouted Bier
• he sprang from MI ;muds' and displayed tin
nifiennt imatour of Ms 4411onlau limbs; In
from thO mooPPfneehable -oast et nature,l
- ho," hearted, Mid thi nthoinsWereii "air
CNA 3 Pni . 11.-.7.‘ awn . SLOOD l l I
WI thee I was thlar; Jimmy darl t•
• • —Doagiae Roo on r--
, ,
"AU Al taalth, Talat!ou and want of 'Oro
.
. • • — Bri&lis
• "Oh; that troy too, too"aolid rob, would mi
Thaw aid motor itiatt •
. • • ' - —Mint /if
• t "Farm% a lot* tkrawell to aU.OOr
"'You'd worse otiidfaly aga"
.• "cops& to publis of the stage. •
' toweehrueet"., •
Ayala'
• "I kr4Y piv;ca.
The geniis Orb of ditywrose in muoHlei
dor Illutued the baits
of SitilhatO Cast 4 which stood dark and
beneath • the whitetail), of Speck: Th
clouds 'of 'the stOu.ilven sty battled
enure "wayt of th iisjestle Heavens, ;
hind tightulag reverberated thtwogb a w
of dashing thaader.::. At this calm ail
ut comnot the outer wills of Ike castle ink
der. and St• territile, viaatre ot the Skil
let appears& Tips; aWfuLphastonswipUd
gash* treat its brow with ev - yeliew m
waved alof the lint. jet remains of a
life. ,"Vi hat to, Calilpsthii!" cried a
voice in a lone of Mingled bib - grannie an
"Whit ho i ft and the echoed hoed.•
isAntia ill.-00ald THIS /Nene
"Nis awes din col lib is nibs bh oda
• • girt lag emit on pret setya hams tit
• Geddes
"Ye gods! eau a itStnan Benito ton deb'
deb '
My solve is still for .war."—Res.Jets 1
"I suit sureive."4l,44 Mu* of Ra
"Ile so. ked It with Menke, ripened it.
With gurlpedes. dogged it with Mogen
&teed it with Geiser, loosed it with Lei
Grearklt with Unwce, and 4-4 it with
• .
tress the rosettes doleful so wn
"Oen, the tronbador retar n ed fromthe
" Lightly, touclmd his guitar",-ana.. le'
• . "The sage!. sing it."-004.
obapter is omitted on account o
lions serapiev—two scruple; to the drai
CHAPIIit 19.7—PART TWO.
Book: Tioo.. Era , die Seeoio
"Celestildboatel'emy grim dEtther."--T
"Whim I ean read my tlt►=
• .7 14 064! ar. alt
" • • s • llnsprosebable
"Let " Imilintbrleg. me
And Ink 'tiara grits 1,311 m
"Am .1 sot a man dad a Ittott
"A new way to Pay old del
"IN soh' re it. right, ti
"Is exam ill* 40e - ou Cana
"Fraud mod 'Hi vitllins."—Deirif
At olduight, Iry Mir:stir
books of dolga:tele Goodell
M2E=I
the mighty.Bwacap tbsab rn
vortex of uftelseoweised,
lean 'effort of gigantic Power he
brawny ; sruirl and pleased his mail
mediae row. lihjheavy 'ilyehishigr
the agony of • Wreathed soot, and tt
log brine of an Weerticailiag eortolr
his inn feitnntojditinidok . Aii Ins tr
of his lint:Wild winitstieho. . .
.t,Cowleit;"
cent*. "Cote* de,. thole 'areinaone
Thou— "
Ere he had uttered *nattier word
itis °pea .
"Whet be I wedeh 17,
I nqu ir e of Untie Solomos,at
and the remainder of t his shim*
the teisteriei olstb S w amp 814.
The last , that ' was tilrer fieltelpb
of the Phintotn.i,of thetlieltonlk, i
"My prephette soul! aseltil;
Up the:spotitl • .
Sash! ••••j,.
. .
Ts Ltrrut Ppaen .
;los 'midi.
•
memper tat liddle Plea ben,' I tiy ; mit limbed..
ler next week!" ' • • •
•• "Yoh, rot oi • ,
"Noting; only 14101810 s sheet • hardy pd."
• 6t3ori • - ' •
"Tab. , Yomple, in de yureht pl • boils plind
bbte legs, ttit..• feryy,lamis wit on eye. Den
yeti yon ,gits on.; rite he' • res pehlot
and Ocks up before so, verse is backmule. , I
dikd hint a liddle site yes' etdsy nod so
sooner as I'loo striiddle, lila pie he gotomeilee
des vay,shiAt filie a takie Peam ; • 'nyinititeam,'
tint seals nits; top, rvas 8o min.: ap ellirevery.
drinks, Ibis myself ; • ,rl, papards,
mit his Ilan in ;11) , -Ifitots rot ritiprale. •
vot . pelou a going to doi‘e . mit him
"Oh, I rived him pettier- as eheinfip. A MO
bim te to part tilt his dail were u , hetnaght to
pe ; dent iif , liim . aboal a dozen Os mit a bite.
cow; hestar . f s
't o , ' go, put, no soon be sees le cart ,
' pero're'hicii ha rmakcs Paekvardse, Deity soon be
stumbles petint, sits- on
.• Is benches, not
looks like he ikels 'potty sluite`ed mit himself.—
Deal takes him out, bitch Min • rife ray, not
be /ewer, in••ieont.as anybody's ;i4."
Ab Alabaina ao;reepiiiitenft'o'f
.rertieer, joetly`r proud • ' lir the go.
native Rate, lo t 4te i inP 4 l
°A canto fat spnitahle in the e
Stain of Alabama, once
.reogire•
Justlei of thd:Peaee, • so /ash S
was The.
wbo was mornitioteilfor . hie bine
attainment:, wis soralinnizieda
keeping the arritferlavresit Its
tiee's office teltb inackanotety
eountanitiee, and•aallitidigOfte
ezeismatino: 'lovis, !ha's the, o
fookleig . 4% ha ail iireeithe'Oeun'
,
and I eliet find him:. „Meet be!
suet: Jaen
Pittryr. 43000.:.—?-41
yesri ald jiff's ass .
was tistiCid aibe*Cisit s ,
sereasailig nod singing:l'
was asked-by
"My . Hutto, tnitniry,no
you r
lie followed in in !skim
"To's, ,itts'aiui I feel
though."
WI are fo peere,el . l l ..
for making ii)lsdko ebeekl
For their owlet Witt
charge. Hu` it lo—ti
with her tlito r tiiPtiol o
cloth... The. let- Mr
Tirrut42irhs , sqt
tit fly
irerylodyformi,jeg
eye' hkl Ime,
"Ci?"‘
A .ciaapidffilltoi
stiratif bethilsiV , be
' Drys* Oil WIG
#ll 4141rii.0 1 4i
411064K10411-- o°o
Cl"if if Al . 14.1? ir
wiliotaptiisticsill": It
0~~~~ ,
MEM
~;~
~,
-13 Y ORDER Ota r , M COURT OF
coloto PLUS Cr DattnrreUt 4 CG. '
atiatti,nsu 4l l l2 lL. , ,
( The Coin intunnalth Pettnaftenala to the
I'} Mel; of ooiuyiklL l CotrDt7roo4i*gl'". -
'w•zzzAi,T'acA.tiiALUßMAtelogit Pireotsgty2
'wag
aberanded frail ibg=ia if Ids 'ti o now% Wet'
i on
county, betel Poo*.
„ it. l iptsfleatk od iPermlwrnaldislntAr
Math gal& Thereforar,
- 11 ''' ZWtttldl 6111641 : 11
teento..7— Anibg go, Wilda 31W
vies, to WrOwdh, oe praggetedwr Mieurthe atillir On
be, for the hewn of the Prsidanfe fdeettawn And *ow
l bw for
Ombra 41* Pegratyleaulg, why Pa All writ,
MA It theuther treditnra of the mid Thaws Atiltago.
We further tagalong pa, that you estai the goodie Ord
chattels attached hp virtue of this wit. ltgthelth to be
secured and appraised, and an inventory thereof to be
made, sod how you base executed this writ, make known
to our judges at Philadel hla. at our Court of Common
Plies for the County of Phllsddpble,trere to he held on
lb. dint &HMCO . of Staab nest, and have yore then
there this ern. toptber vith the said inventory and ap
prearment ; and we further command you, u before
we did, that you summon the person orpersons in whale
hands or poveadan sister the pods and chattels, Mode
and tenements of the said Thomna AUlbona you shall
hate so attached; that be, she or they, be and appear
betas our Judges at our Court of Common Pleas, them
to be held the add tint MONDAY of March nest,-to
abide the order of the mid Court In the mem sal,
'Witness, the ILmorable OSWALD TUOMPIKIN, ?real
dent of our said Court at Philadelphia, this 12th da4f
DeteMber, in the year of our Lord, or* thousand e t
handfed and tiftreseen. TIIOMAS O. WEBB.
opyltitalumestary.
The above Ua tune and abated copy of a writ, to me
directed, ler execution, and which I have caused to be
published to pursuance of the directions of the Act of
Assembly in such UM made and provided, and teas or.
der of the Court' of Cosmic Pleas of deb uyik.lt Co.
WM. YAM Muni&
enterlff's Othee, Pottsville, Joe. 11,111 (dlit
POOR NOUSE STATEMENTS. .
The Daudet Directors of tbeSchnylkUl County Alma
House. respectfully request the tax-paters of the County
to examine urefally the annexed statement Or the
yearldsl. The total amount of expenditures appea
very heavy, but when the number of paupers that have
been supported is taken into Consideration, it will be
Aland that the cost per day of supporting each pauper
isanibe as low u can to shown in any similar instita l
Hon in the State. We desire to 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 Alms house. At this time there are
upwards of 10 0 young, healthy and able-bodied men in
the House. This cheviot persons work during the sage
Due, and spend all they earn, dependlug.ou the Alms
House for support daring the winter. In this war the
House is crowded up with loafers an
dvagshonds. Per
haps some will say,"why don't you clear them outr
W. reply that they are sent here with an 'order of re
lief froin a Justice of the Peace, and we are bound to
receive hem. And we feel justified in saying that in
many Instances these orders are given merely ' for the
saks of the lee of twenty cents. In our opinion • Jus.
,tice of the Peace ought not to be entitled to any rem.
pensation for leaning an order of relief. !We believe
that if the faw allowing a Justice of the Pe see twenty
cents for an order were repented, the number, of paupers
in our Alma House could be very much reduced. lithe
utunber of pauperscenaskt be reduced, additional build
ings will be required.
We take great pleasure in expressing our entire satin
faction with the Moen of the Almalleasse. !eh Muth
.- mhee cannot be leeitowed on the Steward, Mr. John .
Bchwahn, for the able manner in which he has die
charged the arduo u s end reepouslble dude' °Chit sit.,
nation. Drs. S. 11. and H. Shannon, Physicians to'
the Rouse, and Dr. Samuel Lc „nerineby.Ontiloor Phy
siclan•L-have also discharged their duties promptly and
faithfully.
The following etatement will show the &meant expen..
dad in 1887—siso, the ambient of outstanding orders 411 h
the first day of January.lBs7 and 1868—the cost of sup.
porting me h pauper per year and also per day: • •
Amount drawn from the Treasury In 1857, $20,398 68
Outstanding orders January 1,1858, 3.912 04
Profit of 'farm In 1867, : ° V. 597 97
do, as
uldird
What
bee!"
t
spiao
t! balls
owning
glo3my
, in the
end the
ld chaos
'eltoeful
t aeon.
, a Skil.
mirth.
Dednet outstanding orders :Tannery 1,1857, ' $31 42 Co!
.Amount expended 1111057,
~.
. &aerate number of Mainers, 325
Coat of each pauper per year, ... $72 14
do do do day. • 10%
TIMMY DEIFFENDERYER,}
' . AMOR WY MAN, • Directors..
, N. 11.13 CM
. Attst. SOW. Lasanooon,Clerh. t
cutitmmt MULLEN, late Steward, in account with ,
the Directonelof the Poor mod of the Home of Nap
pleyment for' e County of ikhnylitill, from the lint
. day of January, 1857, to the first day of April, 1557:
DR.
Td balsa v. due, Directors of, the Poor, January ' :
I, 11157• as per report of Atilltora,
$ 5.2 07
To cash received of Susannah Moyer, for rent
rue and
mispent
epalebal
icorn—
,uf hilt Hottse
For writing lndelkturaa •
••
Hay sold ~ • .
Cash, for use of Bull "...
..
Froriklin Webber- for I.ealf
H. D. Brill, fur 1 calf. •
Directors of the ; Poor of Chester 'County, for
Lotrdlng a pauper belonging to Chest ey•Co,,
Cash found on a pauper ~ .
Cash received of John Boyer for boarding John
Et:lee%
'Cash'iseelied'for bones
001111Cierl:
CR.,
By cash paid constables for battens paupers
to the House
By cash paid for - turkeys
Justices' fees for Issuing orders to paupers
John Hendricks for cleaning well at, lbsif-way
HOURS
Fred. Herlchbod for attend'g Insatie Hospital
II Iles Duriefgh for attending sick •
Ellen El.rood for Wending nursery
WilliantlEramer for labor on farm
Frederick ileiney for bricks
Ches. behaved!, late Director, for expenses in
selling Absalom Miller's property
Catharine Ranier for house-work' •
Out door relief to Jaeob K..rechner
Taxes on how* and lot of Peter Geiger, dee'd
italirotid freight on merchandise
Traveling expenses
Franklin Webber and Amos Hoffman, Direr.
tors,expeneas to Readfog
Expenses to Philadelphia Alms House
Weighing bay'
John Bryon, a.pariper.passage to Philadelphia
13 loads manure
Catharine Trey for housework
STeindflerger for talloework
B. W. Hughes for sled hire
Charles Mullen, late Steward, Pr extra see
vices
Letter postage
Cash paid for deb e •
Balance due Philadelphia Alma House
Turnpike tell
Susannah Moyer tbr 1 calf
do do potatoes
Charles Mullen, salary as Steward In tall
John Weond =Nebo work
Daniel Reber for mowing
Cash paid for port wine
Cash paid paupers when leering
Emma Mileitor house-work
the
and
mil,
nfolded his
bands is
tiered with
hot,-Feald-
mined down
.no tadianoe
dovelike ie.
'233 39
IYE. the subreilbera Auditors of the County of Sebnyl- -
kill, haring examined the arrount of CHAS. 1111 L,
LEY. Fite Steward of the Sebuylkill'Onunty Alms
House, rmOrtfully report the snuezed.• Statement as'
the result of our investigation.
Witness our hands, th is tsth day ntJatmarf,a.n.,ll3 .
,GABRIELLLiIIt, t Auditor .
, J.
the, avenger
or the watch,
iommiee of
JOHN SCHWALM. Steward, In account with the Direr
, tors of the Poor and of the Mose of, Employment for!
-.• the Comte of ftchurikill, from.lllo first day of April, ;
• A. D., 1867, to•the first day of January, A.D., 1858. 1
DR.
To nab found on paupers • • ' 46 ft
Caeh received:of Jacob Mower for trardlog his ••
wit* i 78 45
Carp received of P. tipoormen on account of • -
Jutirrment ' 60 00
J. J. Thomas ftw bearding hie wife at the State
Lunatic Hospital at Harritbunr...., 66 00
J. J. Mows for ronvering Ms wife to the State
Imnetle Hospital at Harrisburg ; 14 41
Weird Reber for 1 pig,/2 75
J. J. Thomas Ow bosroing hie wile at Alrs Howe • 2 23 •
Henry &troop for 2 boodles drew - M
Catharine Kohl* for rapro Nes of Daniel WES •
• the State Lunatic Hospital 32 60
Catharine Kahle for conveying Daniel Wolff to
the State Lunatic. Itosellal • 12 60
Joseph Ackerman for 7 pigs •
Jams NC Kirschner for I empty basal -25
Writhat and misfiling Indentures • • IP SO
Jacob Sillier for I lib& . . • 76
•
' John Anew ibr rent of Maria Wililatints pro.
- _ • 30 00
Charles Sayler for 2 pigs ; ',, ; 7 fro
Curti resolved for the seat buU ' ' 7 75
Club from A.: Miter est. Ibe anysatingiont- .. 300
Bee). D. Long boo of A. F. Deltael • - • ' 25 00
William Koch Ihre empanels of Samuel Keel at
the State Lunatic lineoltal ' • . 17 40
Jamee W. Kerschner for 2 plgs s'oo
A. Dais' for espenses of Mrs. Dental at the
State Lunatic Hospital . ; • 82 M
Henry Sch opp fly 2 pints muslin ' 20
Cash received for old ' , stiles 18
do. do' der bones &edgings II 63
George Kimmel for °Ammo of atuoinnah iloy '
' at atate.Dunatie finspital .; • . 140 00
8. K. M. Kepner Mr file isle Aims ROMP • 100 00
Cash received for tray raid__ , •• • 143 64
Henry Sehropp for 2 lbs'eaudles • -*
Israel Wallin for gots sa
.
High & Sager for pasturing sheep • 800
Smith A ROMEMSY ,do cattle • 19 00
Cash reeri red lei boarding Owen Neal • 2 211
William Krameßfor 1 horse...." . , 'l5 00
James Kirkpatrick on jccoaet of rent of old .
tavern
F
illtreh for oattlold ' • 660
Charles Boyer for boarding :On Maier • 39 00
Beef sold • . 8 b 0
William JOOOl for boarding Ann Jim*. . 125
;Henry; Behrnibp for !.,4 lb butter - - ; 08
Clindi received for corn sold - ' 620
Benj. D: Long' lodgment ve. Joseph St. Pegs ; -
for boarding Morris Caviar/loth , 8 00
Ams Haman ibr 2pip • • , 200
.
Christian Hamm for 34 bushel detione , . ' iti
•
John Brill for 2 pigs 225
.
'John. Wortimei for 4 rip , 3 00
James O'Neal for 1 pair of stockings for Elmira
3f0rp0 25
. . . .
I Nail foitouratoekeabbega turn* and led beet, 44 94
Jacob Rhoads for '2 colas ... , 1400
Henry Elehmpp 1 ,4 Bushel raft - ' ' . - 31.
,
Michael Carver for,l pair pants . - 200
George Burkhart Ibrsauring steers - 1 00
Joseph Wormer for expeusee of Cathasitie :- •
WoMmer at the State Lunatic Hospital ' 32 50
William Moyers on account otbsdr; ' ."m 00
Frederick Delhi for bearding George Deutsch •lb 10
mortal • matt
ti wait—
be Afebile Ad
thiegs o!• hie
((Mole:
unq of C 77 W,
l a wii t from a
I e. The cue
50d COOtiallit,
than. literary
ee ag. SO after
tend the Jo&
depletwi on his
Josh with this
all I've been
, for a week,
eve there's any
, about three
each paid constables for bthltioll
o the Donee ' 104
36 : !ot . lual-lt *spite tor,haardiou- MMus, .
aUpPta beisinging to Sclottylkln County ; 105 00
ins illottinan and John Echwahn expense'
r conveying Phmbe Thomas to ,tbos- State
mitts lloansital - • 14 41
moos,Wi ltmatiner and Need's-let Statimlllsr
expencles lbromomlylng Denial • Wool to 'bp . • •
tato Lunette Iloospital '
id Sclawalm expense" to Tiarrhibu'ri 3 3 2 0 50
on St hualm, for removing Ann Cleorgi boa ,
mks County to the, Qounty
Ims ance . , 330
tn fie H hualm (be removing DaniftWolff from,
larrillmatg • II Oil
Moe Shuns a pauper pasongise Reading 110
th Boiman tor/ steer" ' f 103 CO
sph 801 l Dor 1 deer Shin • . - 400
Willour ear 1% bushel bale • 44
.khael O'Neal pm . nve to Ptillsdeliddi 10
insuronoe • 116 ,
`enamel Onnk pump to Tamaqua • l-30
thong Dreher.tor Mathes-ben" .• .
rood Lebengood eaginala*Dookileglity •
ironing miry 1 00
fame' Leas* for mid coin- • 5 40'
lame atnim and whip lashes . ', •
ma Hoeft* for seed corn • .
aJ onaltiog and harvestiog
menses tor bauling hay 444 Wllll.lllfli , .
sh mild for manure
oronAeol to A. Schwenk for I Indestme
spasm ter blinglog Mille
horemish Deltoid' for blacksmith weak
*moans la airreitingA. - Achoc •
Idol fry 411400 r RUef Car 14141142
j • - SO
• Sega a p 4.34 lm iidGtumecOaajiossi lsi
4 , i 4445,114,44110 * sal 0u44,7 frog
111 = 0 :44.041444.41.C0.41444,1144.44A116
,
.;_o• lobkl44l4lls4b,orampit WNesl ' 44
► 4111 4 4 1434 , 44 mom to 114344947441 .z 1 45
maniessa
wow
- • 4 41144 buills *haw .
• 4 511
1111 am S. Indy Am Pottle
-- It binekiein ' '' '' 11 •
mb ar ", tri i . ""' T ... • i .',....i , ..--..
- itew.lireneutelleiPer " !i„., • ''
Rb, peeekik nnerJettilless e , , ~.1
Anthony Tidaki lir deliiilMllle •i • • 7,.t. $ .II
ikereeri SW* ••- t
lhavellas arems., , -. : ,
Peapiel likes keiTl4 ' • •• t' Yt_tis ,
Phili limb/ Shillitisifenes t — t et? , ~.- 4. ,
Inuik p
Barr keisionorork r• . .'; 1i.,, I tt
Judea( figs ; . . t tia_7o
Talloverek ..„, ,
> Express terigiii * 2 , . 1, . 1
Turnpike tOU ' q 7 1 4
:t,WelibiughlY sod taielli
t Reamed ilslOt 'I):7 , • -'_., 4. t. -
' Baum Ow Thrisof the Pm .. '; It , ilk t
Number of Inmates fa the Thuile, hit. I, 1115 T, - 320
Admitted during the 705 h. . . 570
Dom In the hones,• .
Of tbet t a'dted, lie were bound ont,ioui LIS veil
dlotharged aud omi:idol, total, 1, 1 1
.' I - 5 508 .
ftestalelnir In the House, Jamul 1,1858 ,
, '' I 21114
Oat door patipers, -. 4 , . ~ fa
. ........
1111(f stOtb b *re eolored persona and SS as a!es, _ • • . ; Sff
Wes lender 12 viirs,•
males,
Tamales under 12 yam,
Out door paupers, •
L, U 4 i ,:" 45
-. .74
,i
L
, Tolal,• . '.
Number If penmen En the Hem an Orleityst Itaiaf mg
girth during the year 14b7 : ' :' • 1 ?
JanuarY . ~•52:1 Ortobec — • 215
rebruarjr, OS Norman. 1 • 52
Mardi, . 11415 Destubisr:l .-- . .. 347
Ayril;l •
.Zll I i
11lay,, T 242 kee.`24ll. in Hem. W 4
AllllV . Zn Ditto oolnlaar wipers 61
July, . 2at
Augsuit,
4gptember, . 193 , .
Totali '
ma . 323
A li - Nnusa in Yea. 111571—Ange1lne Snyder
13 otMD nOT -- _ - - _ -- ,
to Nadel Nattejottarille; Ann Bilsalbein Snydei to
Jame Modes, ialtsallle; James Brennan to 'Patrick
-Brennen; Cans Townahlp; Ann Beelsman to Joseph
ItiFoisj, , Pottevitte;•ltteltard Dadley tsii - James W. Wll-'
liantsfaiiiresillo; Louisa Snyder Os .Veter Marberger,
East lintourlek : William Dudlitv to John Philips, St.
Clair; ...lobo Dudley to John Phil*, 84 Chair; Catha
rine Omen to Daniel P. Faust, East Druusuielt t Jane
Howard to Elias Reed. Wayne ToWnahlp; Patrick
Stela tone to A.K.Brown.Washingtois Toletsbly; Charles
Valise to YAW& lielsler, Schuylkill Tcnrnship • Peter
Snyder to Samuel Weiner, Pottsville; Mary X:Snyder
t.
to Daniel Beyerly, Norm Townaltip; Margaret
Johnson to William Bush; ToWnship; Elisabeth
Quinn to O. ii. Smith, P d et U * tah, Leonard
to John Carr, Mloeraville ; Beadle to John Boil
die, St. Clair; David March to Patileg MeXnally. Nor
wegian Township; Mirgeret May to 13.73. Schreiner.
Dauphin County. - . ,
...,
Maps cc m tee Hotmemo667vr - '
260 pairs pantaloon, 60 notts,3oimindaboots, ll6 vests,
692 shirts, 241 pair shoes.l44 'irousetia,froette,l2B the,
mita, 160 pdtleoata„.2lo apiece. 25 ; ann - boonsta; 81 pair
stoat' up. :I; bolsters, 1%1 that bats, AM bed sheets, 103
pillow rases,l9•Uouela, 66 chilliness itiljoit, 'id i women'
asps. SS barrels ;Rua r kraut. 210 biscop, UR IDs but
ter, 006 tbs tamales, 103 codling, 40 Shrouds and winding
sheets, 14 Iron bedsteads. k. 1 .:I .
FARM ACCOUNT. :
. .
By 1131 htrabela wheat,. at gl. , • ,t. j •i, 18100
111% do •rye BO eta. 1i -. . 89 20
535 do oats _ 40 ' ;• i' : fa? (io
1694 • do potatoes 00
1913 do corn on cob. SO chi.;
90 tons hay at 216
600 bushels turnips at 25 Ms.
. .
•18 do beans $t ,
00 do tomatoes at 30 eta .i
7000 brads cabbage at .
28 beibels 01110111 at $1 •
' 8 do peas . 0 ': 600
230 4osenturtnnbeis at 10 cts., l' , . :. - 23 00
8 bushil clover seed at 13 il' , 40 00
8 loods pumpkins,, ),,, .
. , l2 00
/3 loads corn tops . ji , , 130 60
Cash recelred for calves, hop anVor: pastor.
-, log cattle Ti ' 80 50
DR• '
.
To labor, lime. manors, seed, tsrtOlog
meats, klwping horses, blacksmith work, de. 2,670 03
Profit of Parm
$23,447 06
Fattened on the farm and slaughtered in 1857-: • '
73 steers. weighing 32,344 pounda—hides, 6,222 pounds..
10 calves, do 731 do do -419% do
'4l hoe do 0,032 do•
STOCK ON TILE: ARM.
6 homes, 18 cows. 8 steers; 2 WON, .heltfers, 1 calf, 68
bogs, 3 farm wag Ons. I buggy. 1 tophntry, I canine., I
craft. 3 **BA harrows,l seed drill, 1 fanning mill, 1
sleigh, 3 wheelbarrows.' horse' Tahiti 1 threshing ma
chine. •
WE, the subscribers. Auditors of thit County of Schtlyl:
kill, haying examined theaccouut ofJNO. ECU WALM,
Steward of th • Schuylkill County ,Alms House, res.
pectfully report the foregoing statement as the result
of our inveatlgstkm—and And there Is a bsianre
.againet the said Jill°. iitlilWALll,.of Sightyfive Dol
lars and Nine
this and [One-half COots ($B5 MIA).
Wituist our hands, s tat b dij of Jantotry.a. D., DM.
• rAtim mri'" l4 }Audltorit.
EO. F.
51 '4
7 00
6909
3 50
3 00
3 50
S. K. M. KEiNER, Treitsdrti,t leaecount with the
' Directors of ttot Poor soda? the'lionse of Employment
for the County of .Schaylkit from the Out day of
January, A. D.,18M, to that't day of January,
1858.-
Dite H
83 11. •Be cub welted from the CoUnty Comml.-
6 64 PAK 65 ;
XOO2
v. • -By-nab paid for Merchandise ,1: 5,778 771
2IS do • do flour and grain, • 4,215 71:
1 00 do do 'beef and bacon. : 3.641 od
1 V Out door relief 2,929 85
250 Drugs and Medicines 578 04
14 60 Cain, Hacker & Coax for coal it 1 1 384 75
John Rupp for blaiksmith work on new wa
gun and Err repairk 'I; • 182 73
Jacob Deutsch for wheilwright:Work on new
wagon and for repairs ' • 164 49
JerewilahnLoy for coal in 1856 it 496 13
'Olin Doherty for lime hi 1&511 4 , i ' 109 12
Franklin Pager for tloware stores mid 'pipe In
1858 and 1857 376 06
Bright k Lerch for Iron and in 141 43
rennsylvankt State Lunatic licapltalftwburd•
Ina &c..tinsane pa upers beittegqigto !Schuyl
kill County
Guardians of the *oor of .19biladelphla for
boarding She putipers belonging
.to Elehuyi.
kill County • 142 40
Joseph Lanbensteln for woolen :socks and
stockings' •T 2 90
John Lavenberg for saddler wprk 1, 7
87
Philip Boyer for clover seed . 1 ; 11 0
J. D. & B. Keefer for grate bare - 13 2/
William Mlanlch State tax Si 1505" 63 15
Amos Hoffman road tax for 1835 66 15
Jonathan Heisler for 13hogai • • 44 33
'Henry GAilhults for cawnteryork In 1956 57 99
!Schuylkill County Lumber Company for floor _ _
boards u
Daniel Walborn for 150 posts;
Isaac Trehn Ibr earPenter work ,
John L. Colic State tax for 107
Daniel Koch Road tax 1857
vilaniuel it. Shannon for
Peter Allison for boards bca l l ,
Johp Amberbooee for blacknaltt work
Jades Leos* for 1 horse rake' • •
Bernard Trager for saddler. Work..
Clemens * Hader for ffardiarer , , -
B. Kleinert for weighing toky ,
Tobacco
Paul Lengel for 4 caftan'
Daniel Lt. Esterley_for weighing hay
Augustus Mendelson forsup torOnnen dried
peaches apply cherries leather blankets Le.
W Ilium Wolff for leather r '
John Schwalm for the use of Aims Rouse
Joshua Flock forl seed drill t'
Charles Leader for wlne.and whiskey
Hay
11. T. Copelaisdibr wheelwright 1 '
Abraham Loeb for hate !.• .
Benjamin Booboo:ten for carpenbit work • 1"
John Stein for leatherl ;!
Joseph Omit f for saddier;woriaN,
J. C. fferitishigor Ibr mama Work
William Kroner for 1 *willow; shares &ea,
/Smarmed Flieger toe earpwater work
H.Oppenholmer for hats and at*
Pager & Snyder for paint oil antes,*
. Jamb ffasen for insurance
Cash paid for soap
do do interest on orders
do do potatoes -• „
Joseph Marburger Ibr 1
'G. P. Lippe ice publishing ;:linntud aQiitemetit
' and for order book
William D. Plaint for 1 dos'ebabrs .
Daniel Heim for 1 barrel viategir
ff. It. Stauffer constable hes . -
Daniel F. Burkbard constable Geo
C. - W. Taylor for orders toPanpers
John C. Conrad' do do • ; • -
Jacob Reed do do
Benj. D. Long . do ' •
11.0. Robinson do !'do •
Michael Quinn 4o .:vlo. •
•Y. G. Bas for bats and ups • .1
William Kramer Jr.. for butchering In 1886
. ilamuel L. Beff achy ihr lk months salary as
mat door Physician
John iseinrila salary as Straisr and extra
servisealar the year ISO _ • .I . ‘.^-
Franklin Webber for salery as Dinsetor, and
• extra services fogthe years 16565uid4857
, Samuel IL & V, 'Mundt) salary. as held.
clans to thi House for the years 11156 2'57
Charles 'Mullin Palmy as Steward
, James W. Kersebner salary impart
George Ll:Clay 1 year's salary as Counter
henry Delffentlerfer seitity. as Director and
extra services Oar the years 1856 and 1857
Amos Hoffman 1 year's Wary as Director and
• extrasereitse •
Eliza Lanier for attendlig nursery in 1856,
Washington Scbopp for labor on likaM
Christen Hoffseker for faller 'work- '
Guam, Moyer for Baking, •
William Kramer for,leabor'on farm • - •
•Cattarlin Troy for boneB work • ,
William Smirks Ihr labor in the'prden
A. Woyear for Whir work!
,Ifrederick Idattudller lortitionding Insane
,Sarah Kramer f o r bottai.iiont
,Sarah Fortis do do ; ,do • ,
Frederick Keriebbnff Jr,* allen4ing ,
Department 1n 1836
_ • .
Ellen liMiood-for attendlng'sninury
Elvina Merger for tallest work. ; • '
Henry &bra!" for maklngand nieudlngihoss
It Giles Burials!' for Wangling 'sick
Emanuel Welker for labor 04 farm
°serval* Ma agitnipriatkia for 1666
.
500
767
fit
16 '25
3 00
1 00
200
1 12
76
9 36•
9 00
2 23
0 26'
1 00
. • _ 1„ , i 16.208 0$
tilt, the subterlberi. Auditor' of the dounty of *b 1+
MIL herhiridestedried the aceoubt of & IL. U. SEP.
NEL Tnnoimor, of the /100114 ,Of sloplo.7loOnt Of
• sebeektil Oesisty, reeverfulip report tbolbregolui
statement kr the remit Groat lovestirtion. •
W Rpm' our tmode l tbl" 15th flay 01.htuoari . £. 1.1 . 1118:
s: •:. , • • OABRIXt• MILLER, .
• ' AEI. r. Wltrrr. •oletors;
TAW "N
TRlBillf AAAOMI).
110 t) Y Horace tireetx; rrice . 121 cents.
Jul rest published, ind tbcaile by IL DAMIAN.'
Adds fresh supply.oif Pocket Disrlea..sill Molts
and slog. tor 18511. • V 51418,141 3.
LEONARDeF,RY A 00.,
Bisakers-iis , Daidervini IlMobaaSts.
• • TAMAQUA, PA..
11014.ECTI ONB,:ATTENDED TO.
k)sx4 drafts far meld di ell Ma priseitia esti.a is lie
Also,dratiadir saloon Zusland.lnidand,Bent•
bud and . .t Jaw 14256 26.
A ti
J..011.4111t
'V b ,.JOHN ON, Age nt for A.'A.
• LANII; (late turaltd Ifasery t ) rholerale ileil•
yr a m a ma c,,expos, Na. ISt Itani. and SS Water
*Neil Kew Tork. All orders latt Who a s of Jams
B. Masi, MS" test tka Ittaltiare Rotel, *M ran
-prompt attratioa. -1 , ! '
..I',
Septeakber M. 'l4 i!I ; 394
• "WHITE :HORSE HOTEL."
0~ of Order efiri .the tie' Are*. IWhicia,„
' • -Joseph 110Pweriewo•Propolletier. -
. Betertelastesteand orselowedolloor of thebeotkled,
'Wool every attention will be Pahl by the ;bort cad Waal
, tooleobr to snake tweets awl !simile+, Wooketabh:
. Aegis! 1: 1 1.7'• ' 014 Y •
---- LAW 'fair oir ICE-BASKETi:77,
- Preirerve7o,lo Waste Paper..
WALLOW 11A.SRETS of-. amides
priewitligintstellttirr. We wit ai
. low Ohl, ptleeti those who will serf tbektop lrid
-Weigle to war olowe.f. liar oalo by 8; wreLlt.
•
LL
GUN eVi
: ! ARMS made
,tolimlionolllll4tOltansidid...racisasisiidr
040%.- •
Os* staid, iiispOikattisetilinttsliefe. ,.
ritmriliberlat4 l,"„
1 AO
101 12
1 60
TZI
,1 00
3 00
r .
" ' ' ••• • • '
.. •
WHIM S. 14i: 4
. I, •
yr
1/100 4 114 . 60 T61)11101; AO: - . •
irilE:lBtabliet — iber begs leave to inform
htsiattane tleaeonnannlty at large that as
Teas Pat teturnettrom ott, sith a N.l
. collation otattleles tibia Una, con.
i' - aillerging et 7 -1 ViV - 1 . ;
• • • Gums: • . - '
•
PUMP& de; • ,
an deeeriptkaa.ter Tadlo , Rentlysen * ll4 alien&
ate elegant article of Ithaet and Mideast battened
piton, aomathing new to the latest stela.
JUDD, a nay let of Trunks, Valises, Oarpat.tap,
ob.lt
Cas t., tozn te. er anti aeatly and expoditiondy attended M.',
Stone and Mots Cann. eat dam above Utah street. .
• aloft.** door to 4 ' '
..Potteville.Esorno.'s7 W.Oa Red
DAN Ttont.IIT RI AMIRRTIX,
PM 3$
Adeertiviteatt lei isstarger type thaw Imot will be
shaved 50per eat. dedvame an err regular rates.
7 and 8 Oath Wharves, PhiliolelPhil6
DEALERS IN OILS.
OILSI- OILS!! OILS!!!
HODCSON & KEAN, rs
Nos, 5. $0 b 6. tiMants,
Omura Conimiimion liwohaats, IA Deaden in
WHALE AND SPERM OIL , POR MINING
AND MECHANICAL P URPOSES.
Sept-22,17 • • "Mit ,
DZ11.12.11 TN
• • Mit SOAP{ CANDLES, *AD.
10 South . Water streTt,.belOw
1.1 *AA, PbUadelphlik
-.
Sperm, lard. Klephant, Whale, Tanners' and ,kt
00, areal and adamantine Candles.
Ilatausl T. %Ulu •
Pblladelpbls, January 5,'511 • 1.
JOHN A. MOORE;
Oil .and Canunisaion •Mainkant,
• AND' IMAM.
MINERS'S :SUPPLIES,
No. 104.11. Water street, Philadelphia,.
Hes conasally ea band 1
Sperm, Lard. Solar, Ilepbeat, ISearhed eaSnaeluel
, 14hale0111,SpenisWIAdtmaotlneClandles,
- • Born Ins and Grueling 014 1 12Msluel7
Le. Myers' are. Wha hope.
Slane Chain.,
Blasting Powder, Saity tam
Gum and Leather Benin, Fusee, Wteklng.
airAtemi for Roebllnei celebrated Wire Rope it the
Maantitzturets' prima. [Jan. ES. !LS 41y
Schuylkill Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY..
Clot •
021ei in eillyilan' lending. tahantingro at,
2 doers above Centre at., Fottsnille, Pa.
# 1 , 268 00
$1,697 gT
62 50
20 00
21116•
101 02
212
100 66
17 . 05
22 75
35'02;
8100;
97
43 1
605,
2763
Cl 3 11
42'60
100 42
J. B. A. S. ALLEN,
Jobe 6,'67
GEO. W. POMEROY & CO..
oApITAL'AIITHORIZED UT LAW,
•SOO.OOa.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Tble Company obtained Its Charter at the last Bipslott'
of the Legielatu • of Pennsylvania. and Is now fully or.
rallied and prepared to WIN Policies. at liberal rates;
on Iles) and,lnland risks. on Public and Private Iliad-
Inge, Furniture. Stocks of Goods ant Meath:Mlle. r all
kinds.
Also on Coal Breakers and Machinery. Inland loth.
ranee on Canal Mats and Bargee. by Canals and Rivers:
also on Cargoes of Coal to Philadelphia, New York. Bal
timore, kc. This Company guaranteesto adjust all lowest
promptly. and thereby hope to 'merit the patreinage 01
the public.
Dlrectorsi ;
8. K. M. KEPNER. J. 11. ADAM,
%ciLLIAM MORTIMER,Jr. JOHN D. DEIRERT.
JACOB 'HUNTZINGER., Jr. JOHN HENDRICKS,
GEORGE LAUER, I D. O. YUENG LINO.
W. F. 8M itil..i xt II.,: HUNTEINHER,
ROBERT M. P , 1 OItoRGE Ji REHR.
S. K. M. KEPNER. Preilden
W. P. SMITH. Secretary and general Apt% 1
Pntioville. January 1. 'SA e• " 1.
'I WI tk 1
FOUPIPIi I rtActiIIIJE SHQP,
a-or t yaw on c sty au ss Cab., ra,
.mmo T. U. WINTERSTEETZ announO
i es his readinesa; front the rpleteoutiSt
-"7 .i ottheattorenamedestabllsertt,tosup
..ply all orders in his line*" business—
such as for Steam Engtnesgßailroad and
Drift tars, t'untps, Coal Breakers, Cslttnge and Machine.
ry of every pattern. 11e warrants his tiorkttoftlre antis
fact ion, and accordingly solicits patronage it home and
abroad. Jau.'1t741,t35; ady
F,
'OUNORY AID MACHINE UN • P,
§tesits tam aetory, due.
are NOTICE.—The businessrf the ate firm
of SNYDER t MILNES, 11 . contin
ned by the subseriber in nil 1 serious
branches qt Steam Engine bnildi g, iron
Founder, manufacturer of all k ds of
Machinery, for Roiling Mills, Blast Yuma* Ba • d
Cars, &e., &r. Ile will also rontipue the business of Min
lug and Selling the celebrated Pine Arrest lEhile Ash and
Lewis and Spohn reins Red 'Ask Coals. being able M-oprie
tor•bf these CollieriesssL OEOROE W. SNYDER.
January 21.1867 i • • 1 3-tf
FOIrfEWILLS'RQ4LJNILMIL.L.
.1 lib; - 8 Umblittiznirthl are sop
re ti" gently manufacturing various sizes of
48 gigii Colliers' Nails. weighing 22; P. 28,30,32
-, ' cud. 40 pounds per yard. Also, is
1-7 131- 7,1 11 1 1= • la rge
: 42
.. Rads of the moat appros .- patterns.
weighing,6,6o,66 andlto pounds per yard. From the
experience of the past lire years. we feel " Mint of
,roakinglialla uusurpaised in quality by an Y mill in the
'country.,
Et. All 'business eommaniestioas thinne d to
Messrs. YSJEDLIT Son, Iron Futon, Po tactile. will
meet with prompt attention. .1810. BURN/311 k CO. •
Jane 20, 5725-
- T. CLAIIRONR W. ORKS•
subs crir% reel ectiony invite
et i ti =c3 the attention of the businesacommunity
o their new foundry and Michine , shop.
La a the town of t.Clair. Echayll, ill coun
, where they are pn pared to h lid
Steam /engines, Coat Breakers, Bumps and machinery of
'every pattern. Abo, Drift Cars, iron 11 Brass timings
of any use or pa tern. Being Outten! media:ay Coal
operator'. and others who wantynachir"ry rroaid do well
to glee them a call and examine their 'lock. Orders
thankfully received and executed at the dioded notice
and on reasonable terms. CATUEB, oamnru CO.
St. Clair, Julyll,l4 • . 29:1y
• PALO ALTAI ROL IMO MILL.
l- TAN Subsori 'etre beg leave to nu
l/I uonrieti totheir Mends aid tbepublie,
generalig,that their neat Rolling BIM at
."irrr : rm i /T Palo Alto Is now complet4, and full
••• operation, and that they *prepared to
furnish rancor. various patterne, weigbingfrose 'V. to
'Mips per yard. Also, different sluts of Sit, square and
round merchants' bar iron.
• Urderefor rails oi bar iron are respectfully solicited,
and will meet with prompt attention if left either at
t4i, Rolling kilt], Bright I Lereh't Hardware, Store.
Centre street. or at their MSc". N. E. Co n
rner of Centre
add Market streets, 24 story. RAMO° , LEE 1 CO.
• • Jan. 1. IT I.tf
TO COSA. OPEISATO ID a, MINERB.
reenter elm er 111 , 01Clia.
The subscriber rerpectftilly invite the
attention of the busineeelconimunity to
' 12443 hU Boiler Works, on Retired street, be.
Apj “4
,u., low the Passenger Depot, Pottridne, Pa.,
where he ts prepared t ovo ntifecture
• BOILERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
oke Starks, Mr Stacks. Blast Pipeeithisoteetero,Drift
Cars, Lc., ke. Boilers on band.
Being a praettest mechanic and baling *years devoted
himself entirely to this branch of thaihnsinees, be tat
ters himself that 'work done at Me elbadishment will
give satisfactkro to all who tnay favor hiin tin a will.—
Individuals and Companies will end At portly to their ad
vantage to examine his work before enpging el:webers.
Nov. 21,'67 474fj JOHN• T. NOBLE.
; B ali - V"
lI MEIBRIRV ?YAWL
Li-il,_ founders, reepeethdly 14ibras their
;Fr — ,, i irons, and the-pnblle generally A that they
. .._
a( , • ciza are folly prepared at the above establish
went, to manufacture Steam Engines of
leery she* ' Pampa, Railroad and Drift Cam, and every
.nther deseriptlra of Iron and Bram CasHnlti suitable for
-the Coal mining or other bugbear, on the , most reasonable
;terms. Abe, Blowing Cylinders for Blast. Tarn/ices and
' Machine work In general.
Repairing of all kinds , done-with neatness and despatch
'Ai the lowest prices. MI work furnlakbd lry them war
:ranted to perform roll. They would sot cit thecustomof
'.(hoes who may want article,' In tl4lr lin In Ws" Malty.
'All orders will meet with immediate a d prronpt ottani
'Mo. ' 1 1
W.
W. HUDSON .
,
- • March 4,1857• ,9-Iy W. 8.. HUDSON
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.
V TIIE SUBSCRIIIIMS are now fully
. prepared to furnish, at the Ashland iron
•-• Works, Steam Engines and Pumps of any
'-••• ~.,power and explicit', for mining ZITId other
.. pqrposes, Coal Breakers of every sleeand
pattern nowin use, together. with outings and forging',
of every descriptions.. 'Coal and Drift Cars of all alma;
and patterns, large Truck and Horse ears,—all tarnished
at the shortest notice. • The. subscribers Satter them.
mires that, inasmuch as every member of the Mtn is a
practical mechanic, they will be able to,Tarnish meld
nary thaterill compare, favorably with any, In the Itr ,
gion. Alt orders Waled to L. P. Gasket if Bios., Ash-
Matt IlebaylkilCrounly, wlll receive prpmpt ktten
lion. . L. P. OARS Elt.
MICHAEL GARNER
JOSE: II GARNER.
. In
Asi4nd,idar.loi.67
•
DEHAVerS IROII WORKS,'.
allluarav Wee
• ' THM gebeeriber is priced to mane'
it,ri Whim num noir or ally power, 1
- . cx»;; Pumreof any rapacity and Coal Breakers
I aua or every 'description ;. as well as every
other kind of machinery used in ).line*;
'treaters, rurstares, Rolling Mills, Bair 11fills:&c.
prom the facilities possessed for hianniketuring. end
from long experience In the business,ivork ran Leturped
nut at this extablishtneitt,at the Vert loweetprieesoind
of a snperlOr quality,
Person s desirottaof putting up inachineryof any Moo,
are invited to call and examine pattirns'and *mom ae.
paainted with prices befbre contracting eliewhere.
Orders of every kind ire solicited, and strict attention
w 11l be given to their prompt execution.
.. , . .WILLIALDELIN.V..
, 'Yinenrrille,itecember 9,11,47 . • - ' 4184 f 1' ,
WASSIVTON ARV& WORKS.
oust •
oust e
•
THOS. !JAS reopectiullyini Ito
the attention o the usluesscommunity
41- 16 4 . to their New 'Wain SIIOP And Foundry
areetedbetweenCoal and liallroadstmeta,
_ - and fronting on Norwegian street, whoa
they are permed 's° execute all milers for machinery di
Brass and fron t euth'ior /Begun 1C4111.141111 Mods of Oar
lag for Bolling Mills; Grist and Ban Mills, Slagle anti
Double acing rumps, Coal Breakirs,'Drift Cars, all kinds
of llama Qualnp, such as Chairs tor Plat and T
hem fhritebegi 2G; ail kinds of east and Proarght Iron
,Shafting.' Being practical rnechanielt, and baring made
the &Mende of, the Coal jhrgion their.atudy for years,
also alit:tads of Nachimrin their line of business, they I
liatterthemethlres that work done at their establishment
VII give fatisitctiOn to AM who Stay honor them with a
'tail. All TIM thankfully ressived and promptly eze.
'sled, - -- 4 c - ceasosablr '
,Praia ma" lion, such anAteank I so of any Cowry
Pumps of any cork -> , .'Coal of oriaTaoralp.
llotwall kinds of Goorior for Itoli r ny 1111110, (kW sad
Saw Illdls.tal ft Ous. sad all 'duds Italltrodeastlop,
wino Chairs for. Vat *Wig Saw aiso. Solidify asi
Idaho' east sod Wrostflitircoollbaftirtp. , llrdlinb.
t bona lortax a pro/goal Marlaudcanik bobs bad Wren.
nflorporkisrefbrousyyorraintboaralltairkao,
iSt a i desirous of putting op Illioldnory of=
arri aallaad onarbarourpalloratssi
avollt, of wort. and hems acqualatre via WOW at
fleiliforla,loollbroarstiooltnftolhamliora. Orlorardolh
',Wad tlisidifollywohatontilf~dlistkokirllll.
&int to noir promptanrorliikili baringllonfolf4l.,
mo, sad 111111 our -ftiOws ea
fan.B,lBlll. A. 6- 411:11.12:111111111L
,
TRANSPORTATION:
PHI - ' te e Alfrenr u paup g san
tit ti 0 ' ._ ' •
QPi and AFTER MARCH lst; teal;
t rinsause l gr i , th• 10 . 11awini Weil offir:! . S6lll!
- • - • . .64_ i..;
Asticsailiv ;rums. . 4 • ill
,i
c CI
* 14
2 4
4 30 is
Dn. ilicodiAphetlooary,Boolis,Cupet
lackagars,Frash liegitMak OWL Ay
Asths, am, Butter, "%ppm, /as, Ur
thenivarcartatstotimoreasp
mu m , "b ul b uls : masa, Iletrosuware,
LesMier.Nattanery,OsstamPONSwis n
-he.„
Corion.Ccdtea, Grain ;Bar Iron,'Lead.
iagres,,Naile, Spikes, Itlee,l9alt, ?Teri- ,
' Sagar.Whlsky,ke., • J
Wanes, Fire Sticks. Grimm, lig Strreee.l
TO& awl Ter, SaltiSetqf ben, Timber
and Lumber. te., • -
Wicks, Coke, Coed .Wood, Clay, Graved,
Ice. Iron Rre, Limestone. Munetertig
Iron, Piaster, Slate, kali Liver s,
Hour, per barrel,
Nereb IL 17 ' T
,
PV
,1411t?A REAPOIC RALO/D.
F Ct; of the Puede,. &, K. H. (do..
• Piaaddpicie,' , Mara 13; 1667.-
grates of theitcht sad Tolls cat Coal trurgorted b 7
this Compotny,will be as folklrs. frost 16th Dlaeeb,l667,
gill tit further bales:
. .
• •._
-
1 ,.: 7 4 4 1 e ' t i l l
I‘olll i . - 1g x g
• ies: ak 1 8
_,__
To Richmond, - • - 160 1 1 75 160 163
!'Philadelphia; 160 175 160 155
" Inellriad Plane, 160 175 160 155
" Nieetonn llO 175 1 .60 155
. " Germanicime3t: R.,, - . ~,, 130 175 130 • I bi
- " Pails otStirnylkill, . 1 SO
-175,160 • 1 66
" lianaytuelc, . - ISO. 1 75 160 1 55,
“ spins 511110. • 155 1150 140 155
" Oonshehoeken and Ply- ! 1
swath Railroad, y 145 t. 150 140 136
" Rruabo's and Pottt' and, ' ' . •
Jones, •' i - i 1 os-1 45. 135 130
.
" trolltitownortoiosoporl.; 1 60. 145 135 130
" Port Kennedy, .
'. ', ;-1 o.i 140 ISO LAO
' " TalleP Forge, •145 ' I'4o I'3o 1-30
" Phoenixville, ' i 1,36,1 , 1 so. 1, st 120
" Rorer's Ford, ' !115 1 1 30 120 120
" Pottstown,' / 30- 1 5 115 115
" Donglasville, i 1 soilz 116 .1 15
"Birdsboro' . • 1 1 VI
.- 1 115 105 105
" Reading, . 110 .1 I IX 105 105
is Reineen Reading and
•al Airsellle, 1101 1 05 105 105
" Mobref.lle. ' • I'lol 105 106. 106'
" Ilambuty, 1 10 1 106,
orwisabors. 1 10 '1 06 '
By order °Vibe Board of 117 - -
Mart+ 21. '57 '2O ""'
of ", ;mows
W. Moll.ll6ll4llltlr.'ioev.
COAL.
(10.-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
NJ The subscribers hare assochtted themselves: from
and after this date,under the name and style of TYLER,
STONE & CO., and will 'conduct the business of Detain;
in Cbal, as successors to FREDERICK TYLER C 0.,& It
No. =9 Walnut street. Philadelphia; 169 Broadway,
New TOrk ; Pier No. 6, Port Richmond.
FREDERICK TYLER,
OEORGE , 4 I . TYLER,
C. RICH LE REACH.
WILLIA E. STONE.
DStf , • •
Iday 9.'b7
ASHLAND and MAHANOY COAL
—The undersigned are prepared to receive ordeis
celebrated.Aahland Coil from the "Bancroft Pt.
oneer Colliery." From the es terudre alterations and 103 •
provetnents made at the Colliery this winter for prepenH
ing the Coal, they feel no hesitation in offering it to tire,
trade as an article that can have no superior In the mar:.
ket, both as to quality and freedom from dirt, rlste
other impurities. They are also prepared to make con-,
tracts tor Lehigh slid Schuylkill Coal froM other minis
BANCROFT, Lriv is 1.004
N 0.19 'Walnut street, Commercial Building;
'au 9,'07'
CAIN, NiCKER&-COOK,
xTDaa AND 811117Plif OP
331a.c35. =oath acossi.
&1 o, dealer. in other flat quollitlee of
White raced Red Ash Coals. .
24.40 IFahnd street,l'hdadriphia, and Woocilaiut
Wharves. Schuylkill.
lfosnie IlacKra.
THOMAS CAIN..
Febniary 7,'57
VAN NEN; NORTON & CO.,
Bole Agents fa the We of the
1-41111313/ Gl.=
Coal & Navigation, Co.'s Coal',
pest Red and White Ash Coat. I
No.
ZI %Idiot street, PLIILALIELI'IIIT'.
Offiar: No. 53 Liberty Eit:, - ror. Numb N. YOBKi
No. 6 Doane street. ROSTON.I I I '
Shipping Wharves--Bristol, Ballston& and Pier
-No. 1, Richmond.
7darrti 28. '57
•
LEWIS AUDEN ' ED ii'CO.;
Miners and Shippers of the follow
• ing celebrated t
ANTHRACITE COALS,
I i
From PHILADELPHIA and the MINES, ; ~
BLACK MINK, -sct, Agu. BLACK BEAT'll.worigAsa.
SPOHN. --•- - do , LOCUST MT., --, do '
DIAMOND,- '. - , do SPRING MT., - Lonau.,
BROCKWILiK. -PIIIEMI. WYOMING VAL, do
1 ,
/ --- 1 --- 10EIM - 110 - 13Tr;
LEIIIGH, Inure Ase, end COUNCIL - BLDOE, an; .14,5.
ALSO. the very superior
CUMBERLAND COAL.
Mined by the Hampshire and Iron Comps
T 1147 b 7 Walnut street, PEULADYLP
. Offices: Sit street. IH*TON.
• - UO Broadway. NEW YOLK.
March 14,'67 1
TRAVELING.
EBANON VALLEY RAILROADi' .
ASMM I N I MW. II IM I NC .
_. TRAVEL between Risen And Harrhbulifi l ; on
MONDAY, January 18tb, 18 , 58. ' 1
Passenger Trains leave , Reading daily, (except Sun.
'days„) at 10.10 A. M., connecting with up and dciw nMiwn
log Traini on the Reading tailened, and arriving at
Harrisburg by. 12.50 noon, in time to connect with 'Trains
for Pittsburg, Lancaster, Chambersburg, Trevarton and
Pinegrove. . . . i ,
RETURNING, leave Harrisburg at 2.45 P. IL, (after ar•
rival of Vtills fnim places above named and from DlM
more.) and reach Reading at 6.30 P. M., connieting with
the Pottsville and Philadelphia Trains paining Reading
the same evening. 1 ;
Fares. - t
Between Beadlv and Ilarttabrirg, • PM and r. 30
6,1 « Lebanon, 85 ,“ 10
" Lebanon and liarrisbug, 75 7" t
pauengers will procure their tickets befoni the
inane Aare. - G. A. NIc9LLS. 9en.,:dofd.
(NOY. ZS, '4 7 48. j
E=ES2
AEFI N VALLEY RAILROAD.! ,
MR
.. Llbanie o Inns.
O r • •
N -and alter WEDNESDAYI . (IC
TOBEn 28th, the Psuoeuger Trains of the (Lehlgli
Valley Railroad will run as fnUows:. _
Down Trains* f I
Leate Mauch Chunk at 7.11 k 11.M.,a0d 12.30 P.
4 Lehighton 7.27 " 1•142 'i i.
Lehigh Gip 7.49 " 1.99 '
" tilatlngton 7.95' " . 1.131 "
" 'Lauris* . 9.16 " L 384 a
; Whitehall . 8.22 " 1.4211 .4
" Catanaqua • 8.33 " 144 , * 4
" Allentown ' 8.44 " 2.05 1.2_,L ,
" Bethlehem 9.00 " 2.93 I• "
" Deemansbarg - 9.10 a • 220; "
Arrive Easton ... 9.40 " 2.46 ) "
,tip TPII4IIIS. • f!
, at 11.14 A. U.,aild 4.40 P. M.
Leave Easton
" Yre!lart pbu rg
" Bethlehem'
" Allentown
" Botamogna
" White Hall
" Leary's' , 12.54 " Cot “
" rilatington 1.15 " • else, u
" Lehigh Oap ' 1.26 " Cscq "
" Lehighton 1.45 " 8452 "
Arrive-Ninth Chunk 2.00 " ' 7,05 1 . " .
Air The above Trains will convect with the MOrsilog
and Afternoon Trains to and tirota•New York end !Phila
delphia." The Beaver Meadow Train wilt leave *leach
Chunk far Wilkeibarre, quieten. White Harsh, te,
upon the arrival of the 2 P. M.Train. 1 h
ROBERT IL LITRE. Ripe. iCliNg.
[August 8, 57 32.] 4*
October 31,'67
• • . PASSENGER LINES.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
MG. WINTER ARRANGE HEN Ti 1 7036..
TIIHE GREAT Northern and W i 'DB tee
j_ United State. Mall Routes ,
sia- Speed increased and Fare reduce/
LITTLE SCIIUYLKILL , CATAWISSA, SUN 1111
Y and
RBI E, WI LDI AMSPORT AND ELMIRA OAD.
Through to Buffalo, In - - 16 brines.
• Niagara Falls, - 16
‘, Detroit, - • • .
i 4 u
Chicago, .
is St. Louis, - • • 48'• r.
Ticket Office. N. W. corner Sixth and Chesnut streets,
and Philadelphia. and Beading Railroad DepAt, cornet
Broad and Vine.
On and atter MONDAY, Dee. Bth, Three. Paseengei
Trains - will leave the Philadelphisand Readlogßailnad
Depot.eorner /tread and Yinestreets,dally,(Sundays ex.
cephid,) as f 06011111:
-
Day Expresa..7.3o A. X.
Morphs*: . hantlxvillo and Readlog,only. Connect.
lug wittiest3V/Pia , WilthunsPortand Sri/mud WlDLuns•
port aptitudes 11.E0a4 farrivlng at Eludraat6.l6 P.M.
connecting with New York and Erie and Baffalooind New
Tort city Railroads for Dunkirk and Ennio; and from
thesis, via. dem» on Lake Erie or Lake Shore Rail.
road, to Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky and De
troit. Also. with Elmira, Canandaigua and Niagara
Palls Railroad: connecting at Canandaigua with New
York Gentralaallroad, Fait and West. and atiluspension
Bridge with Great Western and Michigan Central Rail-
road for Detrolt,Chleago,St. Louis, and allpointsiu Can.
ads and Western States. • •
Mail Train... 4.30 A. n.
Stopping at aliStations, and rannlngtoPuttstrilleonly"
alight rapress.a.3o P.R.
Running ere y day, stopping at all Stations and run-1
vans to Pottsville. Connectingat PortCllnton with Cat.
awissa.Willtransportand Erie, and Wllllarnsportand El. I
w i l easUroads,arriving atElmiraat 4, A.ll4onneetin%
with New York and Erle,Butialoand New York city and
Lake Shore Railroads. for Ennio. Dunkirk. Erie. Merv*.
land,Cincinnatt.Toledo,Cbleago, anifai n i e w e e,„....
A loo,witli kihnira.Canancialerna and Maar& falls Rail
mid eg ring*M at Niagara Falls.at 10.30. A. 31-connwet•
log with Day Express or Great Western Itailroadfor De.
Dolt. chimp, sic.
This Bente, with its connections. forma the shortest
and moat direet route to Canada and the Lakee. •
Only one'ehange oftuwagebetweenPhibteelptilsand
pnds, or the Lakes.
assengers by Day Exisrembintkiluttat Port Clinton,
,and dine at Wililanirport. Parsnip» by srayorNight
Express take nipper at Port Clinton.
Passengers purchasing Tickets by this Line hare the
printer of stopping at any orals above points and re.
sniping their seats at *leant». -
• pare trona Philadelphia its
igansipsi, 33 05 Bnitalo Teartw"nda.lo 00
CatsiMsm, ' 435 Niagara hilt, via. El- •
4 401 ndra,Canandaigna
Danville, ( 4eV N. P. Riilrad, 1000
11ton,
- 815 N. M OO
' l O OO
T, • eland, , 7176
Jelkison, I 'Toledo, 'l4 75
Starkey, • °inclusion' 18 00
.Pon Mtn, ' 8, • hidnit,sialltail, 1600
florbans, ''B , r Deft» and
Gesievaorta. Gorham, 800 Lake, - 13 00
• " Strainer ' ChiritliciMadtWite. ,
Zoires hrnot, , • teen
,Camindalgua. ;I t Central Railroadllooo
i10ne07•341, 8 , ChicagarialtuffalOand
(Wefts», • 8 , Lake Shorehileisimin
Le Dw, - 8 , Southern Railrind. 50 00
itatri, , '•• • I P •• • gto Baia Lake
• itetbestet.dicli:Lik end lilehigan -
I.4ad thriklos test Italboad, , -1100
ingaad 8 Llama. ; 80 00
EMiWisola. N.Tesit h ' • ' • ' '
larlioilidite.llllll* - • -
Yiesolrest - • •
. • ; T.Rviinia, madam. noried.Avest.;
11.11t.earaer Mani stylist&
O. A.Nlll4ll.lll,llWtridladdiplistlhadligliattreist.
7.ll=llBooll.lsapnestrital,WASClrieltalleoad.
S.A. 2,101131,11010 t Wlitlollifertatl Melts 1 Ifdf..
tad.
.I:FOIVSAIE
.4' TO_ L:ET,
T ONVN 'LOTS FOR PALE=-In the
,
Boroefetiot Port Cuban. Ap_ply_!P n •
. • .1. 3.1. wzi nK ILLOrs!..
RENT—A: Mee Storl
Stiik IhrelUit Rogue; sad wen! cam'
1 01
ire strat. Pot:WU& Apply to. M. JUMP
Septakber 6,7 " -
EIIRE BRICKS for Cupolas,Pudd ing
sad oust Iturnieee, beat the Iteadinefrolistjkw
airoet the, nOSEES FOTIVON.
;.rvitiTtnt,ran.io,reso -34 r .
(PO LET—An Office with all proper
• cerreniecier In the 3d story, to Centre street.—
eke of_ . JOEIN JIANNAN.
se.Assort S. 1557.
1$ 9
FUEL—Coke . for sale,- in
or small quantities, at the low price of a crate
lMe ins oet. Inquire either at the ogler. er works of the
Sai Com- - - gi0r..22,18 474$
14 T
LET.—A Inrge and convenient
11 19pre House and Office, on the testa street, Tr* ,
Anent, recently occupied by Clock t Co. Inge re of
THOMPSON LOODYSZT,Tremout, or sons BANNAN,
Pottsville. . August 8,17 324,
RENT- 4 i A Two Story Dwell 4
mac nom% lb IdotrWeAdditiott.bitb all tbe
co improveoeuts—Doer occupied by Ma W. ur -
ley. Ppereudou &lb ootbetlMofApprtl. For further
potticularsappli to I• BOUM' k LEI M.
Pottrifine, I* • • 6, '611 • • '• 64.1
yOR SAL , A3O Rollie Engine,len
tirely new; non ;eying at the shop of the Strain.
ran. It will be add cheep and c secoininodatiog
terms. For particulars enquire of
utucE, ries .* co,
3ieyerstoun. Lebanon county;
or W., llETlisantcyrox.
. Their Attorney, Pottattlie, Fa.
fo-it
,
January 30,13
Fr -OUSE AND LOT for SALE.
—The subscriber will sell his Ilouseand Lot
trawl eo th e north side of Walnut street, is the •
rough of Ashland, Schuylkill county. The lot la Y 5
feet front by 100 deep—` 0.97 In the *tot the borough
+on which is erected a one And' a halt story Frame
Dwelling lime. She lions* and Lot wilt be told au
reasonable terms. !or further particulars apply to
• - • . - LEVI ADAMS.
Llewellyn, Schuylkill county, Pa.
Deeem ..
own
100
rti
,
is 0. SALE.—The ,two story Brick
' onseand let Wo. 4, rapidly
Front street , in the
reproving lawn of Creme*,
.(late West Raven.) The
t 50. by 210 feet extending' bark to Vaal atm 1. A
.ltd stone he Bowe is on the grotind. The honie eon
tains 7 rooms and large garret, with, cellar the alas at
the house.
t A hoe lot newly fenced 50-by 185 teet directly behhild
the above, fronting on Coal street and extending. back
to Centre street, ran hcr had with hoese and lot :(0.4, if
desired. For particulars, tc., apply to W. N. WILSON,
Jan. le, '5B pm] Nine Hill Office, sees,
1: - 6TEL FOR RENT--MO UNT !
*VERNON HOTEL Of !PHILADELPHIA.—TAI*'
bop and old established hotel. situate on there:pi
side of Second above Arch street, will be rented to
a good tenant. on moderate terms, and imutedts
ion given. It Is one of the largest clue hotels
p Philadelphia . is'4s- feet front with double blocks of.
-back buildings extending 225 feet In depth—has orgrloo
Moils and will accommodate %:10 guests. I t *as largely
":toproved with an iron hoot and other alterations. and
plain thorough reyair by the preeent proprietor shoot
three years dime. It has had a liberal patronage from
this and other StaLm, and has usually had from 50 to 76
permanent boarder', moat of whom will return when
the house Is ifpin opened. It has ill the modern
Im
prorement* of a first class hotel. with a limp, restaurant
in the basement, about 200 feet loom with wine 'minim,
billiard mnm, barber rho nay to
G EO. W. CARP TER. N 0.737 Market street.
Philadelphia, Jan‘lar7", '641 IN m
JOHN M. KENNEDY~*. CO..
Chem and Provision Ifferehanti, • •
Fw.S. 39 and 40 North • Wharves. half
ay between Artie and Race ruse* ,. PHILADRI.
lIA. (Mardi 14, '67 11-ly
LTHER ! •
_LEATHER! LEATHER I
1 y
ENRY NV. OVERMAN, Importer
. of FRENCH CAL F SKINS. and general Loathes'
slur, No 6 South 3d at.. Philadelphia.
A goneralloo , ortm DO t of all It Indxof Liagaza i llotoccos,
str., ete. BED and OAK SOLE LEf4LIER.
~ ,
r Februst7 2S, 'ST . , - 91 y -,1
Jisar M. Coc4
My 1
-WHEATLEY'S Apcti•°T.
1; THEATRE,
Arch Bt.. shove Oxen, hi aiielphia.•
THE STAR COMPANY, (iiimpnsed
of the that Artistes in the world, mind exceeding In
Strength and Talent any dramatic combination hereto
fore offered to the theatrical culdie, will appear every
night In Comedy; Tragrdy..Serio-Coenle Drains, Vaude
ville*, Muelest Iturlettaa,4c., Le. When •laiting the
elty.'go there. lOetober 24,14 41411 m
BS' 01.QX HI N
,rCH E SUBS OY CRIBER, would:reqpect
t tiny futons their numerous friends and enatomera
huylklll Creanty, that theitaxsortment of Clothing
for Young Gentlemen is mina larger than - ever, and
they are dleposed to Fell cheap. Persons living at a die•
Lanes. have the privilege of exchanging clothing pile.
chased' al this store ,if they do not snit.
V. A. HOYT 1 .IMOTHER.
:72MM:dont St., corner of Tenth. Pbilails.
April 225.'67 - 17.1 y, I
TO FOONORYIKEN, itatCHINISTS & °TRIM.
VU, RVES, N. E. corner South'
4 1 1..• aitil Penn Sts...Philadelphia.fur
*hes ingbt copper and brans, pig iron,
Minot irorqsolders.firebricks,portablefor
ges,spelter.block tin.lead,foundry Mould
ings. facing*. crucibles,' antimony, babbitt metal, mild
Of all kinds. brass, old copper. tc., Le. lla is alai/ideal
er in wrought and cast scrap iron and other metal'. It
Is bin desire to accommodate ins cbinists a nd'Otbera at a
distance from the city, by furnishing any article they
may want in their business. Articles not mentioned' in
the above will be,proeured and forward. d. Any Inquiry
in the above be promptly answered. •
. - A. PPItTES,
• • S. B. ecinier South and Senn streets':
February 14, 417 . 7-
S VINE FUND. •
NATt N A I X 'SAFETY TRUST
lykT A NITT STRE E T, South-west
o TIIIRD. Phlladelpßla. • •
.
Arr en ,for Builnees during the Bus.
pens on of Owls PaYitents by the Units.
1. Deposits 4alsed and.payinents wade daily.
A. Current Bank Nates,)Cheeks and Specie will be
eelve4 cln deposit. •
3. Deposita nisde In Dank Notes or Checks will IN,
paid bark in current Bank Notes.
4. Deposits !nude In Gold or Sliver will be paid baSie
In Coln,
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
Itbx. HENRY L. WENNER, President s .
Wriusx J.iiiinto, Secretary.
February
STAITFER it HARLEYO
eIIEAP WATCHES & JEWELRY—
Wtiotesale and retail—at the"Phila
•• eliMia 'Pitch Jewelry Shire." No.
148 (Old No. 9SYNorth Second at.. corner of Quarry:Phila.
Grid Lever Watches, juLiNfesocUat, 18 carat oases, SV, 00,1
Gold Lepine. 10 caret,- - •. - 23 00,
Silver Lever4olljewelled, - 12,00
SlOar Lenin.. jewels, - • - t • 9;o0_
Superior Onartiers. _ TlOO
Gold Spectacles* • • • - 17100
line Silver do.„ • • j! 50
Gold Braeeleta . • • 8 .00
Ladles' Gold Pencils, .. 1100
Sliver Tea-spoons, set. 5100 .
Gold Pens, with Peneil, and Silver Holder, - 00
Gold Flngerrings.3734 cents to $80; Plata Owlet,
plain, 12 1 ,4 cents; patent, lay. emir: Lnuet, Milts;
other a rticles in proportion. AU goods warranted' to be
what they are sold for. ' STAUFFER & TURLEY.
hand souteltiold and Silver Levers and Lepities,
still lower than the above prtces.
October & 1L57.
IMPORVANT-MSCOVE.RY_I • '
A Chimney possessin t o
the cequuw regal.:
situ. and applicable to Dye Moo, Factories,
Steamboats, and any position aihm•e' needed.
THE benefits resulting by; the use of
this improvement are— pest droop - hi in at kinds
weather ; a taring of fuel from 20 to 25 pet cent.; a
taring of three fourth: of the heat, stem waited; a perfect
wens of reittileitioe ; a perfect protec•On against fire
from ignition with the joist: cheerier! in the erection of
cilimeneys, not requiring half the nunibir of bricks. and
saving one half the space in a room taken up by the or
dinary. chimney.
For Fartorles. 30 to 40 feet In height Only: required to '
give a powerful draft fir steam and other purposes
Tat fiNna, PATZNT Cismety Ann Irierrn.Arto,-00,
No, 318 Chesnut street, Philadelphia,
Are now prepared to furnish this very valuable improve
merit, guaranteeing it to give ratistactics, when put up
by them, or In compliance with their Instruction:
N.B.—The Company desire to obtain some good agents
to take charge of the telling of this torprorementin this
city and county. For further information madras the
Secretary, 11. W. SAFFORD.
318 C'hesout sheet, Philedelphia.
43-ly
1210 P. 14, a.ii
12.25 '• 534 . t to
12.38 ." i 64
12.45 • MC "
MUSIC P BLlStillit9 HOUSE.
toO •
EN s H A BueressorsF.O.
OUN% C WILL7.O, N 0.186 Chesnut street, un
-7.-. der the Utah HOU*. PhibidelptllMTO
A
rN --
~- , x ,„, t ,,,,,, 1. , publishing the latest Ma-
sie,from the mgr popular Aut hoisin the United States,
in a style that will vie with any Issued at an Other
house. either in this country or Europe. • . 1 . •
The} have also the pleasure toannonneito th Pulille
I hat their stock of Sheet Musk on hartd,odusista 0 the
largest and most complete assortment-tot% found in the
country; they are constantly adding to their stock all the
New Music published in New York, Boston. Ai.) !
They alsopuldish several Instruction Booksiirldrilt ate
In general use throughout the country._ Ji .
PIANOS—A firm assOrtment of the best man nfiteturers
of New York and Rostott f at the lowest cheap prieea.
' M,USICAL INSTRUMENTS. 1 '
Also, a geueralassortment of Ottawa, Violin,. $a Lions
Flutes. A ecordeoto.ite.: Violict.Oultar and Has pStrings;
of the best Italian a uallt leis, all of which will be furnish;
ott to the public and the trade at the lowest rates.!
Orders punctually attended to.. t
1161- Allies k Walker's Musk and PublkatkeiP can be
obtalsted at LI DAN NAN'S Bock and 3lnsw ctore. Potts:
VIM. ; i , EPtllltdeirbir k , -1. - 4.15b4... Slt
PHILADELPHIA.
October 24,'57
MORRIS' JONES &CO I.
•
IRON Ala 'STEEL MERIORA NTS,
_ Jfa at cod - Siateesth Strvers; Philadelphia,
• li3Ve atirlyil on , hand and fotsale
,BESTEN LIEU REFINED ,assortmento of
ohagualls," and other favorite brands. BEST ANIERI,
CM BARS-rordlaary sloes. or rolled to order for bridge
, purpoww. de., he. PENNSYLVANIA - BOILER PLAIT—
Promisoulus shoo, erl , ut to required Aire. BOILER ,
RTV ETS-- , Dover bntnd. =Wein scald dies. BEST EN
OLISACAIt, diCLEI-Anterktan and English. mat •
StIEETIRON—for covering +chutes, he. AMERICAN.
t 1300TCII PIG IROE. RAILROAD IRON—Trails and
Rat bars bailable for, mine.. turnouts. he. JUNIATA.
ENGLISH &NORWAY SLITBODS, DOLTS, NUTS rind
WASIIE43-400 bridges; ear , and machinery purposes
=lly, OAST, SEUL MACHINE. and 11L1STEEI
. AWN sin extra Reality for taps and dim Tbe
above; tegether !with a full assortment of iron. Steel.,
Nails auk Spikes, .to Ahleb the attention of dealers,
railroad eompan les, elitism. miners. (Mandan and to.,
ebintete is invited. Maylo, ISK 110.1 y. I
Ni};W:I3A'.LOWIN 3 06
. lEVOINRESUL
Thug dad Hastaton strate,PAllariciptia,AnN4 •
WOULD:gallAhe ofentienvof .
foe, Rail
d Renegers, sad those late rated is Railroad
Property, to theirEystme 0 , 1. incemetke Engines. In wide%
they serSadapteat.. the particular tenione far which
they may be required; by the use of one, two, three or
bur pale of *driving wheels; end thetas of the whole,
or so mach of the weight ss may'he desirable- for odhe.
sloe ; and in accommodating them to the 4 ,, radea. cartel,
enerigtb of' trupershuettorrouret , rail and- wort to 100
done. ay these means the amataramAneltal elect of the
' pencils secured with the leis*, ag*so for atteudanee,
eostaffieLentrepaina to Road sad Regioe. With these
oldseta ha view. and as the result of turrutylkres Joon
experienee in the bddems by our senior part.
nee. ws,manatrtuzejtes Wpm/kinds of Swims. and
mural risme" of sizes of each Abed. Particular Atter;
=ats, the strength Of the turbine hi the plans**
aship of all the death.. Our long esprrimma
'sod coportonftla of Warning hsforsoalloo.fazable• as
to offer atop salines with the suorwe that to atitlyak.
evecoomay darebtOtP, they •Iti envoi Ok="2.
otarthoosoftayetiot blot haws ". W•-• 1101
•" el sib., bow Us( ail law sostAte•:(te
.PWl.t ,
)0610107".P4010klbr=
sapapW~ka4ls4.
411 0,90f.D0P101P 0,
Wii014.141% 451,kinoir,Or
of fir
.17414__WWIR ,
wi rs;slgoon,_ 14C. liernW 114110.
•
wqßsat D. ti&uctiorop.T,
ititr"at,"trAMic..;A.
fIOSNRT; •
Attorilby'
Las;riittirrtl' opostte tiny A osatialrii
Qabbeir , : . , . 444 y ~
W M.
.191 , 31 . 1 ) 50 Pa.r S s Luot:: t y it .Law:
the roda Oetes. , ' Kletoberlo,l•7'. 414 y
J. W. TIOSEBERRY, Attiptney at
• Law. Otlies—sonisiar, Market and sad *moth
Poo+llll4. • . August, 9.'40
NY ER STROUSE,-Attortiai at Law.
Ofice.-Centre drat, optik. the Tows - Hall,
tuna.. - . • [lresisi e. TA 6-
PAVID B. GREEN,Attcirneyi at Law,
Pottsville". °files in Xstrietitseet,oppnoitie the
CMcs. J 1 3 17 /4.'6 4 :14/47
P., DtWEES, Attorney at Law.
OFFICE -404 doors above Movidites natal,
tee street. Pottsville, Pe. [Dee. IF, '67 MS.
SAMUEL GARRETT, Wgistrite,
.o:nnreimsesi And Osneral Collector. OS al, Idarkot
51. Potts,' ikt, next door to kba. Of liee. Aug. 15. 33-
AP-. SPINNEY, Attorney; at LaW,
do 'Ashland.' Schuylkill county. Pa., !lilt act ai
agent ►n the purchase and rale of Real Wale. collettlon
at; cents, ita. . [Aalland,llsy 2, 1,1
cLENIENT S. FOSTER, Juotjee of
lie
t ate Pimi a tt Nikner
ta t ir tary l•Ct , lons wad agendas ~►
F4bruary 'A'S &tf .
11 .1
ThiISMAS, R. BAN NAN; Attorney at
Liw. Office In Coutre Strad, apposti•t i hs iplairpal
C arch.Pottollb,Pesns. , - , • 1 -t
gov. 2 E
0.1866 ' f 4 7 4 7
~. '
•A. S .SP Magistr4tei
and Kett Takata Agent. 011eszin *4l Uatd street
en East Markey Pottsville, Yy,
Slargh 22,185B',
if OHN SEITAIN GER,. Otice• of the
,J Pelee. ST. CLAIR. will attend' to blisinewit on.
trusted . to him with diligence and ears.
Yebrttow7 21, ?47 t 6dr
cKitIS'rOPHER..I, IT TVE, Attor
;eel
it I. Pottsville.Bebuflktll county. Pa.
ILSlukatongo street, corner of &Mad.
pril 11, '57 ' WI, • •
JTOHN CONRAD,, Jr.; Justice of
II the Peare mind Couteyaiteee—efflce oppoelte
&hoot Ham, Aread meet, Tamaqua, Pa. r
May 2.
taEORGE deB.' , KEIM, Attorney at
it Lan. Potteeille,kenna..wlllattend tolegaltraatnepa
In; Sebnylkill alounty -and elsewhere, Ot!las in Ventre
.rieti nearly oppoallathe Miners' Bank.
c. J ll 4 4 16 .1 • • • . • '
!ISAAC SEVERN; Justice .oi: .; the
PEON, attends to the collection et-Amounts. and
business appertaining to Pis ogles. AP alto *fiends
to the Measurement of Beirk and Mono. Work ; guars.
. Mos. te. The Doe/teed Jacob Kilns. 7 T..p.q., is lit 'his
possession. Office—Centre st, betoir Anierican Iloose.: .
Pottsville. V. 4,. U. ST, • . '-. . 1 - 7-1*; • .
iBUSINESS CARDS:
D. iL. DODSON; 1:/tn
-64; Ns:keel Street .' . three Mgrs . /le. .
'•boy,.'rb • south AO. [Pottinrille,fitsi.=,lB ly
•
9EO. K. SMITH, Mining Engineer,
arid COIWry Mower, Potb4lll4, Pa • 1 ' ' •
b. 14.'671 . . • 1 . • 14 t• ,
SEPLI ARY;.Chil . and
t j ulng Niglnser. Offiee—Nerweglin otreet; Potts-
I' 1 . Pa; Ihnuiry,.lo
Ili- W. SHEAFFER, Pottsville, Pa.,
elat4 of the Penigyhanialibitip Giological inns'',
tapl oris lamb, mines; 4ka. (Cletolkor.ll.,'ss 41-tf . '
q_Eott E BROWN Mine Inspector,
Pottsvills, isspeiti O sal land* and Miens. Patti...ta
bu., ttention paid to Ventilation,: [August 1, 31$f
El EN .PLEASANTS; Civil and
I Mining Engineer,POTTSVILLIti !. •
Onvos—Market street, north side,bitween Centre and
Se4ood. [August 32.4t0
)R. CRARL t ES HERNIANSADER;
Surgeon and Ace - anther, ' ' • '
ItWfGSBUILGT-Opposite Ow Anniinn WWllt:e.
nvet 2 8,'47 ) . ; ' 33.17
--,_
R. 011 N S,, Civil, ;Topo-.
TT• gripbleat end Marne: Enninsisr. CentieltnisSt,
Pottsvi/10, Pst., offers' his sertierlito perklll. Orq airing
actinide surveys and, Ant class mops. IVO). ,
7-t3r
TKINSON ' S .
Generallaind Agency and
Surveying (Mee,
SANBAS Cl . Tir..lllBBoUltij •
January ..11, '5B • • ' 4 1 4-
RANK CARTER,' Mig
of v i gin K l a ule. " e- 0171 i nit t i t' l e bt i ni a ll: T W
Del. !list +doer below Silver, Terrsee;Tutlsvllle. ,
May O. 'iST ; • 19-tf .•
CILE AVER ; &-.0 LA PP; Geological,
) Civil and alining Rnalueera, Conveyancers: and
Real Estate Agent lie the (Wyoming Heave.,
BORA. TON. Pa.
yx - w. eutarsa.)l [a. v. mart.
' May 2. '57 •
TOHN HODGKISS,
If neer ind Sur ! r, eyer; Centre Bi .. Pottsville, Pal; at •
toSurveylnir and .Exploring (teal Windt , . tempter,
laglllnes. Le. Agent for Oit:webs/A and salecitlteal
Estate, coll.xtlenrents,. le, . . • • , ,
1 . Mardi 22,, . " • 124 f. •
. .
tffENRY W. POOLE; Geolog ical,
klopog rapt' c6l and Mhving Enainevr,Centntstreat,
- Pottsville. Pa.. gives attention to'surreys and examina
tions of Coal Lint, to surreys of mine, 'requiring ape
eta) accuracy, an -to the auperintendative and entire
!tamp for proprie ors of WOK
ii—Febraary 2, 'VT • [July 1:2;"54 274f1
AAGENCY—For • the . Purchase 'arid
Sale of Real Eetate; braying and selling Coal; ta
ngcharge of 004 Londe, Mufti tr., and collecting
rents—from twenty, yeas experience in the County he
hopes to•glie satisfaction: Office 13Inhantengo Street,
Pottsville. 1011AS:p1:11ILL.
April 6,1857 14-ti
T H. Mc lwam, Civil and Minh*
ay • Engineer. Ashland, PL. attends to Surveying and.
lamenting. Blinds, surveying and dividing bads, rein
biting Town UAL and all other bneinese In the line of
his profession. Letter address, Tointain. Spring P. 0.,
Schuylkill County, Pa. Feb, 23.1857 . 84y .
HARDWARE. "I
Stiehl& dr, • Thoinpir.,
WIIOLSS4Z. AND . RETAIL DRALEIiB '
Cutlery, iToole,
Corner of Centre 'Aid Market streets, Potts/.lie
- . Schuylkill County, Pa. • •
• Orgill/013. of thelOnvir.r
.2
I-
,
E INVITE ATTENTION TO
. , .
1. w V r our lame asoortment of liardira re, Cutierj, Toole,
ke:, which we offer for aide at a reasonable aliaßee over
manufacturers' Prices. Weposseitz advantages , in trade
that have sitiored us the exclusive sale of muds which
have never be. n offered In this runty heretokto. and
Our experience, together with an extensive knowledge
of manufacturers. enable us to Order our rode direct,
which we can sell lower than any other esuitd]shruent.
• Annexed and a number of articles comprising
Locks. • . . Mcbtleing and ;improved,
. Latehm,' Boring Machines.
Butts and !linger, . , Pairs, • . ~ '
White Lead,
.1 ' Steel Squires,
_,,'Jr , • .
Zinc, . • . . Broad Ain' a Michela. I
Off, ' Adzes, . ~ ' •
Beatty's Framini. Meets,
Bhip Augurs and Bate, l i
A griculturel antraiming
. . Implements, ! ' . .
•Cabinet Trlnoillage, in
i;
' Oast variety! ' . I
Tiplocks, 11
bitches.
Betts, and
Bbilding Hardware,
ttentices, with anew of - fur.
alder, at the 'serif krWest inst.-
Putty;
Pilike",
Benoit, •
'
- View, •
Itepe Paeklng,
T.rred Yarn,
Planes, •
. We have given especial ail
nlsblng contractors and bell
kat:priers:. • •;
ibi-Gloodeordered by mall
lion. and fdrwarded'wilb des
the corner of °entre and Mar
5 Nov. 14,'67.4641]..s
_KANO SAWS.
Crespon's, &
Jackson't ]land;. Panel and tbo boot
assortment in town:, For sal* 0 low prliwt . at lb. Hat&
ware and Iron Dotal. •'
darrat 1,'57 a) . •
"RAIIL,ROAD IRON. •
~gg It gi berg have now 'on hand
1. and will sell for CAM, at the lowest searkat prise,
it large stock bt the best quail ti merchant Mir kon, Flat
Bit Railroad, iron, and light T nil', for mines.
. . • XL YAItDLRY i SON.•
Pottsteillajioissaber 21. 'Or; ' ! 48-
HARDNioItE Amp IRON DEPOT.
416U/Itt: tißtit.hattug now smug.
his goods at his new plane. ot business
an
a new determined:lnel' furnish
._ lag all such goodsaa the bubo:eased the
aim Many require. at their lowest market value,
i C ioV i t g le inspection of the publik.. I shah healinps
on hand and have on bands full stock ot• •• ..
Barlron, . Chopping Agee,
flue Irdn, COAT Motels,
Cast steel, Trace Chalisi., !
Slit Iron, Pratte and Spikes;
: Rope, Tickle Meeks; ; • • ,
• .-_, Anvils and Tie* ke r
.;
Mirdware and iron Depot, Camas Bvang,three dome
above Market. East side. -. . FRANK rim,
Jute lb, Mt ; ' • 28.tf
t tiR fingt34
.
NSW i s - *doors be.
low gate [total. and nearly ;opposite the '
• tiltiers'Bank, Pottsville, Where will be
found an excellent aasortinewt of Man.
Gooch Triardn. • nee , I
Springs, Sine Trays. '
844 dise,, • ' • •' • &Hants Vats/
0 haavaay.er'oTools. • • 'AP•ortmentot pia Locks,
CarnenteeiTool'a, - Table Cutlery
Mass end Paint. rocket Cathwy.:l
Bar ton *tall sites. Table Spoies..l
.Rolled " " Mirth and
Nalltilla 3004 4 6 - Aeiottaleekt *tins 0 .
Railroad Iron and galls.. Sheet tree Cenelbles,
Smith Tools. Wire, Tin Plate
MIMI* g Materials • • • Bros Kettlea,; , • • • -...
Cast Steel: • < - Sad Iron', ,
Sheer Steel, Pane -
Arst'ilileter;. • "
Kill Saws. • • 'Unsaid 'Trawl.
(hoseent Sarre, rowderanditbet
ilea itaalkans._ „'•
OtS.returnshistrunits to Inernelictoribepehlnyqp
- they extenadtehhnlnhlstedltidialeapsetty,avallirepue
- the new Sna, by the dnailtif of- . tbreielleeebbetebdl Mk*
•Um to Inaalnewasedeeeodinsipqe • ssadii dove.
and andalaid
Dieltrara itardwart and /ran,. Quern strait
tottnills,Juaaryllelliii • •
Cbt efaratt
II AND GARDEN SEEDS, rani TIED,
AiriculeArai Isspleswentsc&e.
:i 111 E subscriber will keep Agg t i li t
*ahead Clower.tirootby and otheto
seeds. White Clover mid Lawn 0M
s, together with garden and geld seeds, Innen at
will warrant to be fresh and good: Ile wilt also welt*
orders*? al Midget trait trelm,(*srrouted totwwhilt
they ere represented.) agricultural Implements, de., all'
of which will be furnished at trianntarturers• wires.—
The seeds and trees mold by the subscriber arerelected *
with great care, only trout growers of reputation and
standing. lie de., tint deal in fted. procured prombeve .
• onaly In the market, from tluxe a 110 Ilt.ll cheeporitbout
regard to the character 6f the reed sold.' Not dors he
purchase or sell seeds grove promimmously la taut pie.
ding, where their too that proximity detotionitto tiwit
quality. particularly those of the setae reprice. This la
so haportinicomitdevattou tonne, who purchase eit her •
weds or institute*. Vet hem It., wail Iri order, early
to . • '
_ •
BENJAMIN BANYAN •
. .
The ihnestbeasta are mina I sow
Of .
Two spot** *sin, Idg and atodurb
maple wood Is made mi plongh; •
My goad's a sturdy hollybraneh. •
'Tie tbmogb their toll you ow lb* pialn
In summer graeo,:in autumn taxown;
>logs moue, in a week they pan,
Than wbon I bought dawn, I paid down.
• Ilefora with them I'd
• . I'd haogyrttb all my•Witrt. •
, •
lownthatJoan,mywlle r
I love tryond my life, •
;But, rather sea her dead would ii—thia I would seamy
• Oleo din. ,
Yy gallant oxen—only look, " *
. Uow Seep cud straight their furrows
The strongest tampret.they raebrook ;
• for boat or cold they do net rare. '
And wheel° take a draught 1 stop,
A mist from ibeir wide tom Illes,
And on their horns the young blitts,drop,
And Mere they perch before my eyes. .
. • Debra with them, Lc.
4 No oillorese eo strong 2$ 111ty ;
They're tardier far than"kny cheep;
The town. mik to our Tillage stray,
• .10 bopen 10 buy my nxen cheep;
And take them to the Tollerles
On ifordi•Orar, betbre the king:
And slarightkr you
Goad towns4b k,171 hare no such thing.
Before-with Meta, ke.
nor Bomar&
• HART/ORD; Trumbull Co., O.} •
Nov. 10.1857.
MR. EDITOR experiments on the Burg.
bum, some made by an enterprising gentleman in
this vicinity; Mr. Gourge "K..Pelton, of Vernon,
in this county, may interest your readers. On
the 27th and 28th of May, Mr. Peltun planted
about fotkfifths, or, by measurement, eighty-two
one hundrethe of an mere, with seed obtained of-
Col. Peters, of Oa., and 3;31. Thornburn, of N.
T:.„in rows four, feet, and in hills two to three feet
ipart, cultivating the same as Indian Corm Ile
pia four kernels in a ill would have heel
better, as they did na r ill come up. The seed
seemed alike, the products being equally sweet.—
!the soil was upland loam, barely in good heart,
baring been titled several years.
NO first boiled on Sept. 22, when the cane was
in bloom, and eight and. oue;half gallons of juice
made one of molasses. 01 - two and one•half
lons I n syrup, made Sept. 24;a small Porllon
went to sugar. .
Oot. 12.—Thirty-one selected tunny that were
started inn hot bed about the lit 1 01 May, no.
tally ripe, ?weighing fifty pounkylelded twenty.
six and onO,•fourth pounds of juice; boiling this
to four arkl three-fourths pounds, fully three--
fourths mined to sugar, of well defined crystal's.
.This Patch was clarified with soda and sulphate
of zinc. •At first he used cream of lime, a table 7
spoonful to five gallons of juice; bat be found
soda better, a tablespoonful to from fifteen to
thirty gallons, accurilinFlo its gieenness, clarify
•log better, and making syrup of much
tutor.
The syrup thus clarifiedge liko honey in olor,
as good as sugarhouse syrup, freo from all Meg,
end on cakes no worse to take thee maple lae-
Oct. 15.—Ninety average main than, weighing
one hundred nod fifty pound., yielded ninety
pounds of juice; that made eleven pounds of my
thick syrup, Tho four fifths am produced one
hundred and fifty-two gallons of runt molasses
and some sugar. Now, for almost:
Rent of land, -
Plowing and barrowing, - -
Tbree-fourths pound seed; -
Planting and hoeing, - - 5
Seven cod one-half dais' bulling, including
self, boy, bones and mill, - - 20 62
Fuel, say, - . - . - 150
- - 2.5 ,
, Cr.
By one hundred nod filt.t-two Ohms at
seventy-five cents per gallon, " $ll4 dn
Deduct cost, . ' - - 34 2
The pan and - nrch are like those for boiling ma
ple sap. lie found old rails and refuse piecis
better than solid hickory; the hickory making a
bed of coals beneath the pan, and choking the
draught. In cool, frosty weather there is no need
of hurrying, ns some * of his canes, after Wog
slightly touched With the frost, were ,Cut over a
week before being crushed, yet uninjured. There'
is also then lose, joke and less green matter to It,
bur, the- sweetaert is undiminished. He pouis
the strained juice into the pan, odds the soda dis
solved in a llttlikjuice, and boils to syrup'
out removing it from t h e Bre. Although ,not a'
carpenter by trade he made his own mill, except
turning the rollers. Fifteen dollars cover all oz.-
posse, allowing implo wages for his time. Ike
mill consists of three vertical wooden rollers, sin.
teen inches long'and fifteen In diameter, Inc lit•
Ile frame, high enough for cnorenience;and the
juice to drain into a large tub. The rollers may
be keyed up to each other, the last two espectilly,
perfectly tight, so that at eaten blow on the keys
`will rebound. The drivicie roller has taiga at its.
upper end That mesh into the other rollers, sad
pluses up through its beating into a sweep, to
which= the berms or horses are hitched, like 11.
common eider mill. He think' It would be better
to have the rollers two feet long.
, CA
'1•-•
Va
I CA
• r C
, re
Vs ,
.V 3.
Oct. 24 . .—Manufactured two leads of good cans,
brought ten mites, end th at day, with the help
a boy eleven yours old, two horses, and another
henna fur two or three hours, be made forty gel ,
lons of goodityrep, beginning a little before tan.
rise, and closing about 10 P. M. Another batch
of ninety.two hint, - siVeneglng three, stalks With
their stokers, brought four miler, gave forty gal
loon of juice and el: and one-fourth of .good me.
lasses. This stood till after a heavy frost &m, s,.
two freesing., one forming lee llkti window glass ;
the other (rose the ground; and formed ice one
fourth'itteb thick. Wheti he commenced
eight add one-hull gallons of juice' made one of
molasses; hot, Oct.-21, a )trt/e less than six would
de it. • Re ban made for;: ethers, with his min,
throe hundred and seventplive gallons, .making
to the halves, the. AMU/ being delivered at the
mill; lee bas sold eSgoed 'portion at' seven ty.dve
cents per gallon, and some• even higher, making
nearly $2OO in about Aileen working nays, an , 1
hindered some by the weather at that; for fill
works are Its the open •
The leaves and tops will more than p:ej for cut,
ling, preparing, end delivering, the . cienes at toe
mill. Mr: Patton has persevered in his wait
midi in spite of the good-natureid incredulity et
some; but now the laugh is *albs otbeLekte:.st
any rate the dimes are. Ile 'ii Much - to be rpm
mended for bik enterprise.
Vegan-frets are not taken from a few bills,
multiplied into gallons and WEN but froue.mem
'brand* made by him at the time. Perhaps the
c6OO may be planted some thicket to adveu!sp.
but the Sorghum is oo lougar . an experiment::!4V t
a fact, and to'neoit of us a feet full of sweetntOr
--tass. Yeas, Jo., in . 4%4 Ceitirato..„
1,101 receive . prompt Watt
wpar._ Call And me us at
Irk, Meese*. •
TIC ITER kr.TII93IPSON.
THE OXEN.
(4U MUM)
Ptuu DtrtoNT
J'et deux grand, batu4 . dllll. )11411"114.•
Dees grinds Wats blame; azgate's der tan
If whew my little daughter's tall(
My royal assame's ao and heir -
Should woolaa , ecann.—my money all
I'd pay Wet down, without a cars.
But If he wanted MID to Kim •
My two.n hits omen, marled with red:—
tome, daughter. mom. the erown ws II Wye,
Ind kerybet boasts at basin Instead.
Before *Mb them. he.
Total cost,
Not iiin, -
lecipts.
• BROWS 111tgAp.--Take dies titurte of torn
mot and Wet It:np wfth lqling water, letting It
staled titint7 dtflectee tr, sirl4l, then add one quart
ry• meal, or, If that Is not convenient. add trill
cif wheat !our, atirocia tea - cur of molasses. and
wilkthii wheal by witti'' milk or cold water OW
beki two bosirtr,or Until clone.
Celllf g Ell.--TOO Coro Mini and wet up with
bolUug
!ratei batting:lk, equal, pets; maim
:itil'Ojai as better, sad .a , IJ a Mlle wi t to silt
:year idea, and bake it Ida hot urea fur brat It.
tut: to be WOG •
dnoir Coss ohns.--Take two gnarls ttf Itors
mail awl wit Itsp with ono* find or rater
Nu um &Nth bird; then mid twit w the ism.
and ke its other rian breed, fp egoirtit tins fib,
Loeb bi time. Vac la sail iv Itsficatelhent brat.
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