*int , PINE- 1
-MARSIACIE.ON SMALL MEANS?
~.t•T is , t .....--. .. . . .
The faith* liave'aivt other British jOaraili ~
fpe some „ftemi beim math eageimd la dleesieehar
•
•questkm;•"eari a Mna UattlY on Threellaathed ' • •
a Tour Tallith takes %peke madeca O. fathmit..•
't% marry a glti tin thy* handfed aloW
Wool 4 lavolvoeeladootal •ZUWIROV.. arVere• i`
When Irian li mos tbatiosome • fallow enjoyed.
•Oa his pleasant nod waste It an be imp% .
.• I .
I Must putrinwa Pilebron;:ham. I lim to wed ,
n Mid oitobllO a ionlle. of mane, 11 a Its steed. ,I
3 win ds,,,itanit el nt. and my rtiag purist
• lied moon° eblap allots aid km ...
,
; • . ,-,
lirillth whom a tenon has no t to uppori• . I
7 , the &mod of things a fellow a sport :
' r And nlllll donor are children—l lc In tbs
Of' in ntin at the world—ln tanspense.
•
Oh, yesl rut alive the cies I consume
Are imainuati her annum t t Alva atria taase.
Atiht 1 know that thh sum 'Meta InsmakeTa •
{Foal/ sake en procure toprand bottoms Do sc.
My cab lm would bay lota of ssoall boots and •
Rut the Inner Invonnneot I beg to refuse,
And I'd ndbrr devote all I could trom m] storm
To boy my own boots—which I mentioned ter ,
. •
Or aeon% It a mat , afros up all that snaky Kt,
Worth itatup, why thou ha may many a wits,
Why two la bar fortutm'Whilst all he has go
VIII just lam to bog—borrid ottleett-tba pot
•
rinsti you mai giii ft—l whh yew may Me
• Woolf as is disk whit a ehlid on ea& kb*
• • And a ossibor of Obeys about too at piey.
• Is a adtap, with nowhere pet firm away.
, •
rit Maw soy pleosorsoall stick WWI club,
hod while rta erdoying my glass mutiny gra •,
with meitelif I'll regard !met of eoningt.
limialoting,nhat ien't so,ioliy as this. .
_ .
....
11016' ettDDY , 'illiT, .A BARCIAIX—Ms:.; SI
INIM4IIII 1 1 pr Paorsornr—M a. S..CYPItalt
Till •Loss.--BlreNkiddy is a bargain Imo
She Wilma In gettleg thin cheap, and Is
so happy si ',when she ba sueeedeil in " •
the bat" of a dry goOds o nstor;
. 14r, Sid
an idea that she is smart, and thatit is, i
ttle to "do" her on • calico or bonnota, 'The
day I. pedlar called on hiri. Skiddy for th
vows of selling her a pair of v ises.
)
"What do you ask r' 1 -
- '<Three tours, ,very cheap, cosht more
shay." ,
1 , "Got so money ; all totorrow."
..
"Money f I mantis° tu ney—l trades.
• you no old •
clothes—Ms jaeketi, coats, - o
loons r " ), , 1
.• • . .
"Gertaloly.-. Mary, - tau (op stairs abd
them steetmlised, pantaloons that Mr
'thnsir aide last week." r
t
.4Ther• they are; what will you a
'llvm •
"Not sonelv-one '
"And what do you ask !or the vassar .
"Thine toilers-two tollars and Owe.'
sire it. Fit 4ve you the; p
two-46sta and sersoiptlvei cents in mon I
After a deal of argument the pedlar: 'taunted
-to ( ilia' arrangement. /le tOoli the pa • ts, Vests
and seventy•flve cants, 'while Mts. Skidy toot
the vases„ placed them on,..the Mantle.t
ieeoreinl
voted that she had made a a "de* ofa&viola:"
Aboet a hair hoar afterwards Mr:Ski y justad
i t)
into the house, informed MI L wife 'titt he .wee
going on a skating expeditionl i and wa tad a pal;
Of old pants to do up the fan orith;,,,
"And whichpair will you have, lova .
1. 'Those I!,.,ttirew aside last week the' stee
'nixed." ' " . - .
"The steet-tnired r
"Yes, dearest; why do you silt?"
"For the best reason in the worE
gone." :
4tWidd do you means?' .
"I. traded them
at
fdr vases. Cue
parlor and look at tnetn." . .
urradsd them off for yeses! • Mrs. 1
We 4 foOl.• Those pantaloon' oontai
book euntaiiiing eight five dollar hills.
pants; Mrs. Skiddy,•or expect a maw.
Mer, Skiddy httated up hir bona
and in company .with Mary, neat i
this vase pedlar. They spent half a
search was not successful. .They
* and repo progress. Mr. Skiddy
word a s had- the Wolk Mrs. 8
away, and, took to lb. Sofa and i , cii,
pills. When she, camp to, rho reit
and chucks them ottti the window. ..
incident will.cure her of bargain but
to be seen. , Meanwhile let no hone,
A Nassaaa's Isaatitam—An ina j out occurred
at &a auction sale the other day, wh ch was so on.
adorably provoking, that it insists pon being re.
cited. A due, robust negro • wan, one, of those
'Arst.elass &Ades who enjoy alike, a physical as,
i well as en Intellectual Superiority or the race of
i , common nigger', •was offered for s le. Know)ng
t that if his Inal good qualities re knowri, he
would le the subject of some co tition, which
would perhaps termini - 6i in his c usifament to a
s t
cotton field, he detsirmlned'to 1 k • cheap, and
Aland a obsnoe of being refused y the lookers
out for profitable bargains. He s put upon the
block, the most complete mutant rphosis, .in ap.
pawns% of a good for: nothing nagger outside of
Pocahontas. .
"What are vitt good for r "fed al keen eyed
individual, with a twinkle that mediately put
• Bacnbo, on his guard.
"Good for f - tint good for,* eh. Ise mitey
weak and feeble; dtin't , reekon tso gwioe to live
much longer, Ines" de goodness
"Anything the matter with . oii ?!. asked an.
other. • ' . ;
"Yens, sir. , Anocked de kn • pen off my kg
one day, mint duce man but %reap about ober
sauce." '
"Do yen &ink?" • {
"Kuicrally, yen. err; does t k i tiow what I'd
do 'doubt sperrits, Ise so feehl yars, mama,
does baba to do it." . l
"1 , wouldizq give three cents
' t , s him," said some
body
•
The auctioneer cried out for
Rambo gave an awful g+
faie a few inches end rubbed*
tiometiody bid one hundred,
fillowed up by two hundre4t
four fifty, live hundred I—gone
Ile Was knocked ilown to the
exultation may berimagine
of an athlete, with a must pi
apiireilated by the slave speo
forth with a resaiiitht, "Yoh ,t 7
est piney in de world. SO'
wn tut
, iollowlog eleition item, and pit Is true :
I A sots of the Emerald lel with a black carpet
tag. in Lie hand, stepped in a store last Bator. ,
• (
day whiletho electiim was going on, and asked
the proprietorl ta write him a • ket: "Very well,"
said the merchant, "I sup e you wish to Tote
the democratic ticket?" 1" es," answered the
"Well, Lewis Amia for Sh
"Is he a Dimikrat?" I
"Yes," bald the merchant.
4 40iorge W. Rout for TO
"It he a Ditnikrat ?"
"Oertaiily." 1
- - "The Devil for Register.
• .Arrah, now, is he a Dim
• Jai of .course."
*-Tiia, be dad, thatis,?tc
him!? i
And when toe votes for
they stood, for Ilermionj
for Bader, 01; and (GO
Mirror. •
Tu. Viler LAII 2 / 1 ?
- ,
of '49, nye Kulekerboche
the upper country, and on •,
bard pressed for bread,
the hospitality of hie gett,i
extreme laciness, they tin
tle•Abury him. Aettril
the Witte of interment,
. the eitisens; the following
"Mello I what bare you
"Poor old Mr.' B." . li
"What are yen going to
' "Boryltintl" I
"What! is be dead?;'r
"110, he la not desii,,b,
he has no ami, and is to
• • "That is too cruel for'el
two bushels of corn mY
buried dire." I .
' "Mr. &relied the co'
;lag tarsi; "16 it shelled
. - "Tfe,letyon eon shill
"Shire on. boys." I
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10,40 Ar. itieeiati
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TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
TsHE latest ant : best Traveler's Guide
sarasatiout th e tralbl4 litalas.jwitrecidiodatull for
t ' V. HANNAN'S Chimp Dw* Pane
s ADS,
P E 8 e
EAUTIFIJV atteratP—;-Light and
Durabli. Also, Bnapinuilan Mover Baskets , juf
malred *Rd Abe sale by 0. BANNAN.
Dia[elan tie be lledeefised Needles. •
J OHN' EN(LISH ot CO'S Patent "
Rath Dtilkd Red Nesdtto,.deeklelly .tbe Jost In
t siedurt, of siliceseet eases, from No. Zo to L 2 always to
to bid wisp/eel , sod retall.et D. RARRAWS.
Verterahr, January XL Id &
7 - 17.11 - VINOVar'S Agirlitii.
•
• A T F t 7 supply.
UST.REVE ED, a further supply
fof Livingstone's ravel* and Researches in South
Aldus, with ausorounistatea. Vor tablet •
B. HANNA '8 EA* and Stationery Store.
____
LEONARD. FRY a, CO"
asinkerva Dealers Int Ent:ban/to.
TAMAQUA, P.A.
.OOLLEPTIT e'p S ATTENDED. TO
`land drafts Otosto on all thrlncipal cities In the
Union. Alio, drab. fo sale on England. Ireland,Seot
fond sod Wale'. ' June 11.'5& 21.
:4 . NAlA'ACUMrlit&ing &Ors
• • epeesee well iie shut..by merely reversing the
e ug—e good, durable and cheap article. Abe t s cheap
and Mange Patent Ma' htno for ktepln both dart and
;old from passing under o ideriloors. Jag received and
•
for vel . by , 1 B. BANNAN.
•
FRESH. LIME for sale at all times,
it the kilns; on the Island, foribullding purposes,
Sand. to, at the tomcat prime. C. M. ATKINS.
...JACOU FISHER, Aahlapd, wilt all coy orders Prompt'
ly. and at loose prices than have been charged heretofore
Pottsville, March 20, ',S 12-tf
..11 .P4 11 7 91 OILS!!
Alo •J.Oti.S lON, Agent for A. A.
0 ILANt, (late tone and Itnasey,l wholesale deal.
;,
Or ti ILS and 11. et NDLEIS. N 0.123 Pearl, sod 86 Water
street. New York. All enters left at the otlee of James
11. Graaf. Nag., or at the lfzehange Ifotel, will ireful
ittroupt attention.
MePtembe6sB, '56
! ever ;
ning
y has
possi
' ottrr
• par:
"WHITE HORSE HOTEL."
cori;er nf Centre and litahartiorrgo Strreit. li4Larifk
Joseph Proprietor.
Entertainments and arcommedatteue of the best kind
and every attention will be paid by the host and his at
tendants to mate guests and travellers eomfortabk.
August 1, '67 31.1 y •
: LAWYERS' OFFICE-BASKETS.
Preserve your Waste Paper.
WILLOW BASKETS of various
also% for preserving Waste Paper. We will _al
low a fair price to thou who will are their paper and
bring it to our store. For sale by -B. BANNAN •
PAPER Dthh . lo--A rreals DULLS;
(WAND 8 PAPER DOLLS; o
ok.;atest Paris Fashion, &caprioles
,0. Carrie with her Draws. •
N 0.2. Ails* with her presses.
•
N 0.3. Choirs.
' N 0.4. Little k alryllabtfoot. • '
N 0.6. natty—the Milkmaid—vith sil bar Pets.
No. 6. Jack sod his noliday Companions:
For ade at • BANYAN'S 800 nom
I T
9 TirslftsclrltePr 'ell: stock
Paper llanginga t on 'hand, colleted with esre, fix
Par pri,ll2lls and,En ries, also cheap papers in most va
rlety--eatne as low as 6 rents a piece. which is less than
a cent a yard, all of which will he sold at about whale.
sale miens. Paper Bangers an be supplied with iota
cheap.. s . .
Also Pamir Curtains and P rinted Shades, Fire Board's.,
ie.. embracing . the latest ,mid most Fashionable' Pat
terns, lit, sale wholesale and retail at 11, BAN NAN%
• April 3, ftil Ii-
ttIfrAWTON.BLACKBERRY r .
frtik. subsertherts Agent for furntsh
-11: log this celebrated Blackberry in Schuylkill Coun
ty. Price 34 dozen. $2; 1 doyen. $8; Zdoeort, $5; 5 do
zen, $10; 8 dozen, $l5 12 .lozeo, V.M. They are put up
in oackams ail ordered , and those reselvtng them can
keep them in the packages with safety until they are
rowdy to plant. We reeelre our Plants directly from 51r..
'Umtata, and can warrant them to be genuine. This
Blackberry is now.ackturatedmd to bathe best In culti
vation, and superior to all °theta. It la also hardy and
very productive.,B. BANNAN.
Pottsville, March &W
6,58 .-
Pants 4:
thloo .
;7."
they are
Oppnsik the Episowl Church, ittarn'lle, J.
N,CURREN'V Money, Gold and
Sliver,
.Land %mints; de., bought and sold. Will
str ctly attend to all collections entrtoted to his ear.—
negotiate bustnem paper, loans, stocks, and all other
cnritles lloney received on deposit and interest al
loyed.
Wrirences—Hereto. Daiwa & Co.,"Philadel obis t lion.
C. - W. If t eranp. Pottsville deign Snorts. President Mi
ners... Dank; Pettsville; Dow PArtraeon,Esq,Pottsville,
sit', APO. Losses: Mel., Pottsville.,
Pottevltbr, November 7, la, .1&•
e into*the
kiddy, you
d a pocket
Find them
I sind furs,"
i• pursuit or
day but tbe
tuned home
deemed his
ddy fainted
r assaftedita
tid the vases
'Anther the
NEW
Whltde le'Flour and Oral** Mote.
TIRE BSCRIBERS beg Lave to
Whole
.1•.: inform 4 citizens of Schuylkill county,that they
have leased tha warehouse of Messrs. Yardley & Bon, on
the corner of ebntre and Manch Chunk streets. in Potts.
vine, where they have constantly on hand:—FLOtilt. of
the best extra and stiperane brands, WHEAT. 'RYE.
OATS and CORN.' Also. Corn and Oats Chop, liiill Feed,
Buckwheat and Corn Meal. Apples, Potatoes
Ise., /cc. all of which they will sell at greatly
&iced prices. • Orders fur angsguantity of Flour
and Grain received and deillered at any point, on the
shortest notice. . _,
Dealers and Feeler* generally, will.find it greatly to
their advantage to giro us a rail, as we are'satistied that
by.so doing they can save at least 11 per cent. on' their
purchases: Givens a call and ascertain for yourselves.
BOMBBROER & BLAU.
Pottsville, October 311,•"5: ' 4441 .'
ling remains
hat it wilL
? Ti‘ FARMERS, TRUCKMEN, La.
HE subscriber has made arrange
ments for furnlshingthe following Fertilisers lathe
rosnufaetiner's prices. csertage only added. at Ins Seed
Establishment In Pottsville: - -
Best Peruvian Guano, by the Ton or Rag.
Patine Ocean Guano do do.
dolumbian • do do do
Super Phosphate of Lime, . do or Barrel
. Bone Savings, do* do
Bone Dust, : . • do do
Land Plasters', . , do do
Poodrette. . - do. do
Leftism's Fertiliser, d& do
The Peruvian Guano is obtained from the Pakistan
Government Agent. for wla ~ e are Agent—and the
0
other Artie • 'ln the , ~. a moved Houses, so that
we can he " .be wh t they are represented:
also .
SORG 1 . .r CHINESE MAR CANE 131EiD.
,By the Pound. uart, Peek or Bushel, together with
Loverlng`o Po .. .filet pointing out the mode of cultiva-
Oily it; and me ng spoor and molasses, price 10 cents
a copy. or for 'A pos . , stamps* copy will be sent free
by mall. I Also Clover and Timothy deed. Orchard Ones
Seed, together with Garden Seeds of all descriptions,
Fruit Trees, kr., ac., all of which are tarnished by the
smell or large quantities, at B. BANNAN'S
/larch.6.'LS 10- Sind Stoie, Pottsville.
FRUIT. TREES,
. . SHRUBBERY,
f'.
fr E SUBSCRIBE t • i 8 Agel i ttOr
future reliable Nurseries , and will furnish good
rust Trees, which can be relied on as being true to
mine. Three fourths of the Tree, sold through the
country by Agent,' are the refuse generally of the Nur
iserfec—or each Fruit Trees as are not desirable—and in
a majority of Instance, marked to suit any kind ordered.
We furnish all Trees at the lowest N p wry primps, and
warrant them to be what they are represented. All
- kinds of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Pluttle, Apricots, Cher-
ries, Nectarines, Muir:wee, Ac. . ,
Also Grape Tines. such as Isabella, Catawba. Clinton
and Diana; Strawberries, Raspberries, Currants, Goma
berries; Victoria Rhubarb Roots, Atparaps Roots, /M.
AU kinds of -Rose Bunten, Climbing Plants,—Orna-
mental Trees and Shrubbery. Ar., Mail kinds, If:eluding
the Morse Chesnut, Silver and Sugar Maple. Catalpa
Magnolia. Elm, Mountain and Flowering Ash,Europeau
• Linden, Double Flowering Peach and Cherry, Abele',
Larch, ie., Ars
The reason that Trees taken from Nurseefew will grow
when those taken from our Mountains wit not, Is that
those in the N nmeria are frequently transplanted;
which glees a greater abundance of the smaller roots,
which are the life of the Tree. TM% Is the reason why
so few of the trees transferred front ourumuntains grow
when transplanted._ -
Any Information with regard to Choice Fruit Grapes,
Banta, im, given on application to the Subscriber.
Ti-..., As., faralsbedby the lock dozen or single.
—"=- ,:. BENJ. BANN AN,
~pent for &rem! Reliable. Xurrerysten..
irierbose in want of Fruit Trees, will 'please send In
'their order! early.
.
, lengthened hit
lame leg.
rich was slowly
I mo hundred, four,
owner of bis
lle gars a'leap
eking grlo—best
lissom oear—buist
r
'sh.! fah !—Chaap. 4
I nd as a dollar a j
' BOSTON_ BIELIIIN COMPANY.
THEmaculae melting.
T ,
HE experience - f the past ten years
has gained fordhla Belting tbemonddence of mono
!sclera* add consumers. The groat improvements re- I
madly made lulls ()Minty. warrant us In amertin It to
be enperlor to leather for all open Belts, for
heavy or main Belts.
Its drat cost is much less than leather—lt-1s st r o n g er
and more durable. and gives a gain in power on the put.
ley. it will stases heat of 300 degrees ematTeited,--no
degree of cold or wit can Injure its working in all ro
mped" it is recommended for Saw-Mills, tuts , Grain
Elevators. Machine Shops and Dianntaetoriee.- -
Maebtsse Belting. 3 & 4 Ply.
mould qr Prime, 3 and 4 pty, from which an estimate prthe
price of intent &AGM widths can he made.
2 Inch 3-ply, per foot 10 cents. .4-ply, 13 cents.
•.3 a 64 16 44 17 44
4 uc 20 24 64
I 11 4I 44 2,2. 44 30 61
0 a " 26 .< 41
36. 64
7 14 44 44 31 v 44 41
8 a 44 If as It 44 47
g 44 4. 8 44 a 44 is
10 41 44 < al «J la fig 44
11 64 61 64 CO 14 61 70 44
12 " " • .• 66
16 4i 44 66 ' 72 a a 02 44
1 4 .< • 81 44 14 - 100 It
76'64 64 4. 86 .< . 107 "
16 6; a <4 82 . . 115 w
is “ 4' 104 , w •Si
. 130 44
20 4 4 , 315 " .44 a
22 a '4 • 46 127 St .
" 130 " " 173 "
Xeltvy 5 anal ply Belli mide to order - f T purposes
where great itrength is malted. (as a substitute for
&made leather) at-an advance of twenty-five and fifty
per erent.Tin 4 ply prime.
a Ply Hydrant Hese.
wkisW.siso to eland a pruntrit of 76 16s.per square tech.
1.2 Inch per Foot, 20 mut&
2.4 " " t • • • • 73
yo tel for
glister Were eotinted,
ti; for • Johnson, 70;
Devil;l.---CFl,lllooia
.During the summer
corn being wares in
of the citizens being
ving worn throadbare
roue neighbors. by Lis
ght it an act of jos
gly he was carried to
being m e et by one of
evenadoo took Ogee:
! here ?"
7 . 45 ' IP +~ 11 1
P , • 11
I'l4 " !V •.' : ' 30. "
1 141 " " " • 33 In
134 " " " . - ' . .. 1 • ' .40 r
2 , , . • f It t . L .
~ 45 • y
3 l' " " ]'" • , . • . . . •70 •I
4 Ply Locoohiptlye d Piro Engine Hose.
Wartunted to stand a pruturt 01176 lbs. per awn, inch.
124 Inch per Itlot, • - - • - - bC cents.
214 " " " - - - - • - 00 "
EMI=
1. o vigil him r
Kew Yob* Croton Bowe, . . 23
Hose of any Age and strength made to order , —.49o,
• action Hoes for Yin lengines and other purposes.
The shove flow has gnat advantages over leather; as
It needs no oiling, is perfectly tight, nill stand a very
high degree of beat without Injury, and Is not, affected
by the severest cold. •
(3onplings, nose-Pipes, Le.; furnished at the lowest
prices. •
hadn't beard of bii
• -
might as well be, for
•
lazy to work for ww.r."
Mud people. 11l era
'lt rattier than see him
Steam Packing.
This article is now he general usa by the newt ?kinds!
Engineers and fachinlets thnraabout the United Staten
ft Is prepared ao that 3000 Fahrenheit will not effect
mod is superior. to everything Win as no substanre
has so much elasticity which attends so high a degree of
beat. and may be need about all parte whine packing Is
neonsary, etc Stanhope Plates. Piston Red% Means
Joints, Stows Chests, cylinder heads, Btntoog Bogen
etc, rt.
Packing
_inade to order tot all the various ;tarpon',
such as MANIIOII Paarla, rilfOß Ram. PT/4 Fuses.
for can Cola WAS= Priern.Vsnoust ?Ma, Pent can
Dunne Immune ST/Ws EIRIVIS.
t>fß The sitateriber hex tha Agency from the Yantdhe•
taanersof the above artlelto. The Belts ara the bold In
gut Baited States. and we furnish them In fichuylaill Co. I
at Manufacturers' prices, thus giving the carriage to the I
penchant,— Our ardent tune also the. prof' ille• at the
Illlls 910 , Oat others for Belts to he wade to any pattern
"or tbialtesee not no hand, as per agnennnt ens
Menne+ anentralre the delivery of any Belt within a
,* Semi tine ens, the bran le nweient.
# • 41 r ,, 4 5 , ' 4 1: .• -BENI. II illtlflol,
' as Is a Cockney path
to et s glimpi• of his
Ire r sWs hit
iws mosseit, dal that
wlrsivw owl ',vino,
•
miscALAßEtrus.
WM. MOMPER:TN.
Banker and Deader in Exchange,
vi, l / 2 444milliseeta riviyk
ciartai 6.per mt. Metro du Oar heillar
So;
I and S South Wharreo,'Philudelphisi
DEALERS IN OILS.
Juno 11, '67
•' ; 011 at OILS!! OILS!!!
HODCSON
Nos, a. 4Z. 6 S. Manus,
Cominiision nierehants, and Dales in
WHALE .A VD SPERM OtZ FOR MINING
. AND ZECHANICAL PUDPOSES.
Sept. 22,'.7 384 f •
Wire Rope Works of
JOHN A. ROEBLING.
Trantissi, Ittenriilersay.
par.i lar¢e mortment of Wire Rope constantly on
hand. Orlin tilled with dispatch. Ifor
and east, rivitentsr. - [Vat,. 27,'58 nay*
~ G EO., POMEROY' & CO..
mangy( . .
OIL, SOAP, CANDLUlledinel„
VO. 10 South Witter 'street, beloiw
IA Market, PhiladelphLa.
- •
Lard. liklphant,Wluile,Tannenemid alvblasery
. 0148 mm and Adamantio* Candles.
Ilamnel T. Kilin hl s-
Philadelphia, January 5,'58 1-17
ALEXANDER KERR, • .
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALEI4 III
"SALT, " •
arlll6 lair South Wharves,
' •
PHILADELPHIA. - • ,
Ashton. Pie*, Liverpool Oroand,Turks Island, Ashton's
and Star Ulna Dairy. assorted slats. constantly at hand
and for Mie in lots to snit the trade. • ' -
N. E._ Orders aolleitad. Nara 13, '3l 11.4 m• •
' JOHN A. MOORE,
Oil and Commission. Idendnint„.
- AND DEALER IN
tr MINERS' SUPPLIES,
No. 104 Bi. Witter strict, Philadelphia,
lies constantly on hand •
Sperm, Lard. Behr, Elephant, Dlasebed and Racked
W bale Oil., Sperm and A danuMtlrts Candles,
. Bunting and Greasing Oil, expressly
fur Miners' use. Wire }tope; _
• Slope , Chains. •
. Blastings Powder, Safety Lamps.
Gain and Leather Belting, Fusel, Wlelqng. Le.
Jan. 2:1.758 4.17
Schuylkill Fite and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Clef I",cittol7lll4n. i
Mee in Ilillynnues Building, Wantons ate
S dfors above Cents* it., Pottsville, Ps.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZIKD,BIr LAW; •
, *200.000. .
CHARTER; PERPETUAL.
ThleCompany obtained its Muter at the last Seaton
ef the Ler,ivlatu eof Pennsylvania, and is now tally oq
ganfzed arid prepared to issue Policies, at liberal rates,
on Pim and Inland risks. on Public acid Private Build-
I nia,r,ttru It ure, titocke of Ooodo and Merchandise , of all
Made,
Also on Coal lirealmre and 31achinery, Inland Insu
rance on Canal Boats and Barges. by Canals and Risers;
slop on Cargoes or Oral to Philadelphia, New York, Bal.
Stators. he. This Company guarantemito adjust ill lets's,
proMptiv.ind thereby hope to merit the patroosim if
the public. .
SALIM. KEPNER,
vrtuum MORTINEfteIr.
JACOB lIIINTZINGRE., Jr.
GEORGE LAGER,
W. F. 8111T11,
ROBERT 31. PALMER, _ _
•
W; Y. SMIT 11.8ecretary
rat Intik.. January
gniOPARTNERSHIP
kJ The subscribers kayo associated titemgeires. trim
and idler this date, under the tattoo and Ey le of TYLER.
STONE & CO., and will conduct the business of Dealing
in aut. an auccessors to FREDERICK' TYLER k CO., at
No. '.3228 Walnut street. Philadelphia; 169 Broadway,
New York; Pier No. 6, Port Blobroond.
FREDERICK TYLER,
GEORGE F. TYLER,
C. NICIIO4S
WILLIAM E. STONE.
19.tf
lifty 9. 'AI
SHLA.ND and MAHANOY COAL
—The undersigned are prepared to receive orders
or the celebrated Ashland Coal from the "Bancroft
oneer Colliery." From the extensive alterations and itn•
provements made at the Colliery this winter for prem.
.ng the Coal, they feel no hesitation in offering It to the
trade as an article that can have no superior In the mar
ket both as to quality arid freedom from dirt. eate and
other impurities. They are also prepared to make.eon;
tracts for Lehigh and flchaylhill Coal from other mines
BANCROFT, LEWIS k CO.,
• N 0.19 Walnut street, Commercial Building.
February 9,14 6-ly I
CAIN, HACKER. ft.
COOK,
i * MIME AND MUM= Or '
331.0:431%. Beath Vaal.:
Alio, dealers in other first qtfilitles of
( • White and Red Ash Coale. i
./%ro. 136 Walnut itrett,Philqdelphia, and iroauthevi
. -Wharves, &Alsylk-al.
TRONAS Clll. Moms 'limn. Jima M. Coot.
Vebrutry 27,'58 . 9-Iy
--r- - • -1
VAN 1
DUSEN NORTON. & CO.,
.
Sole Agents for the Sale of the
k.a3EI.I3XCA•MIC
Coal & Navigation Co.'s Coal,
AND INES . 1
,iisitt Red' sad White'Ash Coal.
i Na, '.S Walnut 'street. PHILADELPHIA.
Ojifo:No. 63 Liberty 'St,, ear. Nassau; N. TORN..
t niarm....
No. 5 Doane street, BOET9N.
Shipping liristol,BLUstown and Pier
,
r', 30. 1, Riolunend,
Marc 29, , 57, 1 I
LUTHER, DANIE LL & GABLE,
LESSEES OF KASKA WILLIAM
poLtases, (formerly ; gooses, Suraneson L C 0.,)
are. now prepared to receive orders for their celebrated
WRITE ASUCOAL from the 'Raven and Black Death
velem, and RED 4911 from the Lathe/rand Peach Orchard
reins, all of Which are free burning and well adapted
for family use. Hating recently adopted some improve.
manta in the machinery fer thapreparatton of this Coal,
which enables them to separate the. elate and flat pieces
from the agnate fractured, giving it a handsome and
Uniform else and appearance, they -run confidently re
commend It to the public..
Oboe—in Centre street, opposite the American Home,
Pottserille.
,
`Agouti in New York k Philad'a—ROGßAS MIMI.
I No. 230 Walnut Street , Pin L ADELVIIIA.
42141 • 1E0.16 Nunn Street, NEW YORK.
February, •27,1858 '
LEWIS AUDENRIED & CO.,
Miners and Shippers :of the fellow
. ing celebrated
ANTHRACITE COALS,
From•PEILAD :4 •
bI:ACIL ,
MINE, -BED
dab.
sl4idlN
- - do
1 1111.0CILVILLE- • mix min
Yrom ZLIZAEMPOBT, •
=wan', wain Am, nut COUNCIL RIDGE; u AU.
ALSO. the very oaperfor
• CUMBERLAND COAL.
Mined by the liampshlr• Coal ant Imn Company,
2 ! 1 17 Walnut street, PIIILADZIPM
Offices: { l street, BOSTON.
• 110 Bradway, INTEIIr, YORK.
March 14.1.7 10
ARRIACE CERTIFICATES,
11 NI
r. V and beautiful styles, .suitable
for different denominations. foe West ,
B. flaw; /MS Bran and Stationers Rom
Nit/mills, Dee. 12,17
TM Et.
PROSS'
NJ-beauttfully 111
CROSS' MASONIC I
For Sale at •
LIFE OP QR. KANE.'
•THE subscriber is sole, agent for the
county of Settuytkill, and Is now pnrysted to re
eel e subsalptions 'for "'XIIE
RENT KANN," 07- WM,.
ted. Prkc---on!y Si 50. ' n. IiANNAN:
Agent for Schuyalll aniniS•
•
_iENts Or POTTSVILLE.
T " "13sex IBEK has alat of the
Nieves of Pottsville, which is a beautiful slew of
the location. scenery. *e., which be will sell at the low
rate of 2. cents each, to close out the lot} They were
published at $t 60 each. Now is the time to produce a
copy, as but few remain unsold.
B. DANNA . N.
Bookseller and Stationer.
May 30,'37
T EttriN QVA n
p I°talMNew EAtie h
• precise and ported detcritlob*
are as executed at the principle Courts et Enron; aid
at the moat feettionabte Bale fad: paTtles, by Moss.
Martin.
New Ittuldatt Marorba Qiaditnee. I
Sobers bluskabra, by Yred. Boyer. I
The Muleteer Polka, by Langtcru
Scotch Polka, by sews. IPAlbert.'
La Heine Topaso.
Maldelm Polka, by Alex. de MIMI&
Willie Behottiaeluby Jas. Bellek.
Nothing to Wear Poll!" by Winner. I
Just received and no sale at b. NANNAN'S
Feb. 13,18 °I- Music and Batik/tare.
- 65
- - • TO "
ActRICULTURAL
BOAND ARCNITEC-
. . VIRAL OKS.
"VESSENDEN 7 S Uomplto. Fanner
J.: and Gardener.'
Guest's American 'hover Garden liireckey.
Guest'., FamilyKitcLen Gardener.
Johnston's Atrial-nand Ch.:Mari. .• •
, Downing's Lavdtwayo Ganiening. ; .. •
Nub's Progressive Yanner. . , ;• , ' ,
Alien's Trhatim on thoOmpo. - ;
Pardee on the Strawberry.• 1
Yonatt, on the Home.
ItllloW. American Ina Grower'agin nal. •
Nonni fruit. Flower and Vegetable Gardener. •
Johnkon's Meth:mall Of 3104erit Gardening.
Blake's American farmer.
. ,
.• firers Gook of Mowers. . • I
' Tbotater Farm Implements,
Itmtros Alsorlean Poultry Yard; . .
i• .
- bobestro Poultry' Book. i
` Dovistueo Voltam:a fruit VW! of America. :
Aluerbian "run Colturlst' - '
' Lledley's 11Ortlealturo by Doorsill'. ,
Bridges:to?* Young (Judean's Asolstittit. '
1
. Downing's Burst Simla. • • . -. . •,
Values Architecture. ' ' ' • •
loom% Flold Book of lion:rm. , ' '' -. . ;,
, ,LI
ale at 11
Avioultural Gherniatry. ' • • -,
~For . - A. 114111tAll'll '
Pool end /bunt Atom
I. •
P4wril •4, l'Ar
Direetors's ! j
.1
,' J. 11. AD 4 3I. .• 1
JOHN - D7DETRERT, I
JOHN HENDRICKS, f
D. G. frUENCLINH. .
11. lI.IIUNTZINOER, ~
GEORGE J. HEIM. ,'
S . M. KErNER. PreslSAmt.
ind General Agent.
COM,:
• and the loin.
BucxEATll t ‘ingews
LOCUST MT., •- I do
-SPRING /Mr - Lunen.
WYOUINO VAL, I do
BOOBS, &C.
me 04 K.
C AONIC T •TExT EM itOOK,
intrated, and drlrartaogad.
/1 1 :1. ' 14 a"). DAMIAN'S
Boia gird EtsticiWY Stole.
L.go..ct, eARDS.i. '.-:: -': .f4ILADELPHik .. . '
JOHN H ENOHJUKS Attorney: at
t few ?AV QIN Sehaylklll county, Ps:
. Maven 3D,'86.• , - `4,20t
QONRAD F. SIIINDEL. Attorney
stLaw, TA Al . 1 11 14. kA..•
reh IL, 'as , i 1147
Eoit GE D. HAUGHAWODT,
Attesasy Low,
"4. 19,157 51.1r1 SCRAIit" PA .
JOHN P. HOBART, - Attorney at
Lan, Postarrille t nalee aplaial • American Items.
°clan. 31, 17 444 y
WAL SIMPSON, Attorney at Law.
y y Potts"!llo, to. 0111leo—.111srlist street. mods' ,
ills Post Oleo. (October 10, 'b7 41-ly .
IW. ROSEBERRY, Attorney st
. Qlloo-•-ootoor of Kubt
wo 9, aid 204 Aro"
ille. • Asor 'SO tt.?.-
YERSTROUSE,Attorneyat Law:‘
OfNak—te - sin street, opipoiato um. Town no;
1 1 1 4 11 ,4 1 ._ • I •[lfebruary 11.,%6
_
AVID lITREG EN,Attorney at Law;
Pottsville"; Ogles stowt,eproal to Ow
Daly t moy
ttoraey at Law.
OYFICS-4tour doors alone atorthasea lota,
to stmt. Patttnille, Pa. (Dec. 5, 'la
QAMUEL - 'GARRETt. ,Magistrate.
IJC•e trod Ggrotroleollsotor. ome.sNatiViri
Et.. /attiring?. nest door to Pod Osc,. Aus.lll.
A P. SPINNEY, Attorney at Law,
A
Schuylkill county. Ps, will act iss
awn la tbs lumbar mud awls of Heal Estate. collodium
of mutt, Re. .1 [Ashland, 'Way 21-1,
LEMENT S. FOSTER, Justiee of
.
the Peace, 311fiettitrighp4oneetione and geode* so-
II ted awl atteatied to ea. e refaily f / .
Yebrusty'Z'.ll4. 6-tt
•
T HOMAS, R. BANNkiii; Attorney t
Law. Mee to °entre Street, oppoldt•th• F. 1
eti.Pottryine,Penna. •
N0v.20.1866 , 47-17
oFRANCIS SPENCER, Magilktrate,
sad Real Palate Arent. °Sea In Ilan Road grad
vleast Market, Pottaidllii, Pa.
March 22.10$ 12tt
TOHN SEITZINGER, Justice of the
Pcseo.STAMAIR. trW attoad to all badness ao•
Anatol to blzo with dillgenc• and cam.
! nitwit** 21. •S 9 . B.ly*
'CHRISTOPHER LITITE, Attar
kj nay at Li ,w pottwitilo, adman' tool 4.
Urrsta—la Ifahantoogo strast,,roraer of &road.
April 14 '57 16.1 y
:JOHN C. CONRAD, Jr., Justice of
11) the Peace and Cormeyancen—oSee opposite Public
School Howe, Broad street, Tamaqua, Pa.
May 2,'b7 1 - IS.
E (lit GE doB. REIM, Attorney at
VI Law. Petterille,Peuna.,willattend toiegal basitiere
In Schuylkill county and eleerhere. Wee la Centre
treet nearly opposite the Miners' Bank.
July 'T. 'bit
PLUMBING.
ne AB-FITTING
a.
kTTSFILLE, Pd.
indertignedrespectfnlly
the Alison' of Cotte
n' vicinity. that taring
mod the f cabiaq La
aentotiteary Dick.
and attached it tor:
tilsOusintss win h
carryon both brans
hope', by strict arte:r
, Inesn—ketplbgalway on
large and well eke red
employing competant
and doing work at
ituteratingyrices—toro:
. portion of the public
Jage.
swtock will cervix! of Wa
lloped,. Iron. Copper and
bath Tuba. Porcelain and
• Wash Basins, Iron arid
' Pings, Blass Cocks for
Leatfel: Male for pare
awn ta,Branch Pipe% add Couplings for pavements. /fen
and Lead Pipe of all ekes, avvklaturer of every kind,
embracing a fact assortment of Chandelier's. Pandanta,
Briekets. Se., Re.. se., niatinfaeturrd_of the beat quality
of =finials, and of the lateit and. most approved PM
DANIEL D. MORETON—
5-,. April 11..74 l-
WIRE SCREENS.
Yanufaetureri of Wire Coal Screens.
)1101.ILD tespeetfully call the atten
-1 flan of gentlemen engaged in the Coal trade to
their coal screens of the various sixes. They base In
creased facilities for turning out the best of work with
promptness and dispatch) Having Met:post experienced
hands in the State they can 'guarantee all week done at
their Factory..
Repairing neatly and subsiantially done al Me Mortal
notice.
Screen Belie, Cogwheels, FAircewei Rings, Shafts, find.
goons. Ar, Ac., always on hand.
All orders dlieeted to the firm by mall oreft et
Esterlfs Hardware store will receive prompt attention.
July 4. '57 Yl
KURTZ HEISLER.
(Late hurts, Beyerle & 000
Natinfacturers of
Telt Wire Coal Screens. Coal Mlles. Wire
49i, 1 Brooms, .Sc.,
: En ~:r uat/ county:
Thankftaforthellbera/patronagrthey
base received from the Coal Dealers and others. In the
•pet, would moat respectfully sollelt their customs to the
future. All work done at our shopwillbewarranted, so
that no one need be afraid of getting a bad job.
Kurts being one of the oldest. and tit most cape.
danced Wire Workerjn the county, sie feel sure, that we
can turn out the best Opal Screens In the Region.
..ill orders addressed 19.1.11.Kurts, Minersrllle.toW.
L. noisier, l'ottarille of Kurt: k Mahler, )linen rifle,
will be promptly attended to, Old Screens reimind.
May 19.1R56 2O:
HARDW
Stichter & ,
WHOLESALE AND RETA DEALERS IN
liariHware, Cutler Took, &e., •
Corner of Centre and liar t streets, Pottraille,
Schuylkill County, Ps. •
r - "Bi* of the Oilaw."
•
..2.
it,
N1 ,,-------,
812 6-
0 "
- , a
--; ' ,4 ° I) 9 1 ) VV/I, 1 : 5
7 . 7144; XV . '
4' riP
V 2 k
- , iPCi •
.-,,
o
• k .A -y.,.
f t„ /
„„.. AND . ,... i c
"juTL'Er• . • *
cra
+
..
%ATE INVITE)).TTN'rION TO
y v ouriargeassortmen of Hardware,Cutiery,Tooit,
tc., which we offer for pale at a reasonable advance over
mapnfaeturers' prices. We pommel adrantaps In trade
that bare secured ns the exclusive sale 'ot pods which
hate never beep offered in this county heretofore, and
one experience, together with an extensive knowkdke'
of umnufacturers. enable ne to order our goods direct,
which we ran tell lower than any other establishment.
Annexed Bud a number of articles comprising .
Locks, ; ; I, Morticing and Amprored
Latches, I. Boring Mechluest
Butts and Hinges, 1 2 Sawa, 1 /
White Lead, Steel Squares.
Zinc, '• , ; Broad Axes a Hatchets.
Adzes,
Glass, ; Bean ;'. Framing Chisels,
• Putty, ; ,; ; Ship Augurs and Bitts,
Nails, ; ' Apicaltnralaud Farming
Spikes, • Implements.
• Bellows, . Cabinet' Trimmings; in
Anvils, I . ' great variety. •
Vices, To Locks, '
Rope Packing, Latches, .
Tcrred Yarn, . BOG., and
Planes, Building Hardware,
We have given especial attention, with a view of fur.
Dishing contractors and bal idenikt the eery lowest lair
ket prices.
Aii•Gooda-ordered by mall
tlon..and forwarded with del
the corner of Centre and Ma
N0v.14, 'VI •Iretfl ;SI
CUM lIIIVILTJI • . .
mar
kinds of Fifth' ARMS made
to order,Cli It AP.and =minted. Voltam. eauLU
leery repaired by George itabalk t
Ctntre street, Ibilsville, opposite &mud .Iforrie's Sir"
Nortanber 21,17 • ' pi 474 y
' HAND SAWA.
TAISS'I'ON 8, Cresson is, Spear &
XI Jarkeon's Iland, Panel and 111 p Saws, the best
assortment in town. Yor sale at lov pekes at the Hard
ware and Iron trop3t,. • . ! FRANK MIT.
ktimust 1, '.57. • 31 .
0 t 14 100.0 VIIR U P- IM ur O Vu KE rEr t s "
a
desirable beverage—, Me Inn - Wray, be bad by
ngtbe"Old Dominion Coffee Pot," for aide at the
Hardware and Iron Depot PHAN K POTT.
Patten.. .January 2,18 • 1.
• • :FAIRBANK'S SCALES -
,I HE4ubscribers, agents ter the man
' ueietnrers,taieJust rketred a new atttelcoalled
the "Milan Counter Sesle,ncelculated to vekh froze Is
in ounce to 340 The. l!orsale At the York Store, •
• • ,L. YALIMAY k BON.
Pottsville, April 28th,1157 17-
LitOppingst all Stationx, and runningtoPottitilleonly
Night Itzpreas--3.30 P.M.; -
' Rangling every day, stopping stall Stationaand run
ning to Pottat Die. Con neeting at Port Clinker althea!"
antasa,Williamaport and Erie; and Williamsport mid ill.
tutraltaliroads,arriving atElosizsat4,A.3l.;conneetine
with Newrork and Erie,Buffalo and New Yorkeity and
lake Shore Railroads. for lineal°. Dunkirk. Erie.Clera•
tan d, Cineinnati,Toledo,Ch largo, wasp pointy West.—
diso,with Matra. Canandaigua and Niagara Falls Rail.
roads: wiring at Niagara ralls.at 10.30. A.ll.o3onneet•
lag with Day :Express or OreatWestern RallnAdfor De.
trolL'Clakago, etc. . " . • .
• -rui n none, with Its eonneetions.forsis the shortest •
gada most direet route to Cattada and the Lakes. e
.: Option& change of tomge between Philadelphia and
Canada or .the Lakes.
. Pairengers by DayEspross.breakfastat Port Clinton
and dine at Williamsport. Passengers by Wayof Nlgh
Napless take supper at Port Clinton. • ,
- Passengers purchasing Tiekstiby this Line Dais th
prieriege'of stopping at any of the above points and re
suming their seats at pleasure. _ . .
. • fears Crass Philadelphia to
Tamqua, g2o,Rousslo vial'onaw'nda,lo 00
o i tinteea t ' ' 4 38i3tiasara Falls, via. El-
Rupert, .440 mirs„Canandaigua . k
Danville, ,- 460 N. P. Railroad. 1000.
. . •_Pillion, ' SI3 N. Falls. sta. Buffalo, lop°
Fihls. ~' .• ! - Williamsport, . 5 901Srispension Bridge, 10 00
Fine Trays, Elmira, . -. • 7 ooClevelsiid, .11 70
Bri Mal* Ware. _ ; 'Jefferson, 7 682 , idedo, ' ', 14 75
assortmentorfinettieks, Stahl , ' 7 DineinitaU,' 1600
Table w ho . .; , . peen an, . - a. Detroit, via. Rail, 1600
Poeketentlety,.. , !Indian, • •••• St -' a Ruffian laid •
Table Spoons. .• 4 - itienevaivisi. 001411111, 8 take, ' 13 00
Anvils and Tier!, I ' , : i" • " Steamer ' Chiragoota GC.Wea-
Asaartnient of One Ouse, : i John druid,
~ 8 Languid Michigan
Sheeilren Omaha, , ' Cantu:Oxfam, g Central Ralirolut p 4000
Wirs,fin Plate, . • • , lin'tMe Falls, • 3 Cbieirgorialintisioand
Drama Rattles, : thini.s, . . •'A SO . Lake Sborelliebigan •
Sad Irons. • . .-. ~ Le Boy, „a 11 Southern Ballarat. 2000
Paneling lioilays, .. . • Batavia, ' 1000rdtagoorta•But.Lako ,
Chains, • .. ':; * Tirebester.vls. N. T.& .; and 'Aim `.Con. '
RaltroadTmeso, ~• 1 - - at and hattalo. Coe- I • • tad . Dyad, . , 1690
paugegand ghoh„ ._ ; gregand N. T.11.1t: 80011toekl ti,, ' 1 2600
A t
~1 Budd* via E. Tait & 1..-
,; ;
I ititketrobllermithipittensite Brit/And Bit fad & ' - • .-• •'' -. . ' •
isindividnalespaelty4adiamee . Buie York OW. 'lO 00
way gaitrag o g a ja g t a g att a r. ~, • ' Lt. BIIBBELL. ricivi entii . lrivi' Ai :dorm t.
. 'jag p f k a norm i gnon n - B. W.eorner Stith and Chesaist Streets .
lunadmareort, I
, r -, 0. AitlCOttli,Sup'tPtillallolphiaelteedhigilhdlroed.
aurri & tithai,. ' T.MentaftoCK,SaalCatirldslaiLaadlffrieltailreed.
rduat re and Ron, OW" s!rtet . J. A. wvlspD,.llDp't .. Williatturpovi tad lilialat tali.
libi , . ' told. , i 1 • .
HARDWAREJORI IRON DEPOT.
• TUN v MAMBA, 1131112 g now organs
, Qd hie goods at hie new place of business
d with anew determination of furnish
,
log all such goods as the busineuoi the
Coal ihation may require, at their lowest market value,
solicits the Inspection of the Public. I 'dull Waterer,
on hand and hare on hand a full stock of
liar Iron, . Chopping Aces," .
Flue Iron, Coal Shovels, .
•
Cut Steel, , Trace Chains.
Nails and Spikes,
Rope . • ' Te_ekle Blocks.
Bellows, Anvils and Vices. lie.
hardware and Iron Depot, Caine Drazzr.three dorm
above Market. East side. ' POTT,
July 15,1854
IlielilavtiSlßSK;dnorstrio.4
low Mats' note, and nearly opposite the
Diluent' Bask, Ptithrellie, where will bs
fonatkinsseelleut assortment of Haim
A
'emu `,( )
Coach Titalltdd
Spans. -
Saddlery,
Abotet'efools.
Oarpenter'sTools t , i
Ellassand Paint
her iron ofall shies,
Rolled t.." -"
Nailsaid Spikes.
Railroad Iron and :fills,
litulth Tools. • ,
Bultdinelaterials,
Omit Steel.
Shoat Steel,
Arm Union . ' , •
11111 Saws:. .
Oresikut Simi. ,
'lea Handsaws.
O. iLtotorini blitlinakl
thysztouded t , o him In hi
the new Om. by the gaol
lion to Inoilosoonsti area
and command tholreentl
Defiltrsts Ila
rottrvillc,Ja ;stars' 6*
• • - HENRY
(91d ATtYr O,I)South.:TIIIRD
Clrcatelialos Rarliat. ' -
Leather Deals".
Calf Skim% licirocaos. Linings, Iliadic.% Red acd Oak
Eau Leather, Ste. R.-140airli Lathe, boagbt or
iskisa-lc whims, {Fab 947
•" .. 1%. H. SMITH &SON, '..
irl..- ~ 4101L01111
AND
OOTS, SHOES, 'AND TkUNKS,
of every lima-dation, wholerwia and retail,at prices.
~„,„ •to SUIT' ALL. can bo fatted 'at i
1 ...I tEIII I .. Shelf New WO and Shoe Store,
• \ 11 . 31 SI llfo: 344 IN, Swarmed SE.,
' A few door, below the Black ,
Homo U.:noi, PIni.ADELPIIIf . •
' iii- We try to J'frase, tad •
sett Okrailita
'Not= To COOMIT lanettints.—Constantly on band,
a large awortreent of Jks'a aist Bogs' beots,tialten wad
Breton" mule 404 tine; 4 ' W006.401111141414440 . 1‘0 0
Boots. Galtars. Slippers. dr. ~ be,, and 1 woll•sittettd
stock of Youths' and Child 'a weer,gestendtf•
ifirWe would nopeetfolly netts jolt to call and an
al:doe for yonnellres•
N. B.—THUMBS taanufartored and fbr sole wholesale
and rata% at No. 344 North . .nd Week.. .
April 3,.‘48 143 m
SPRING lili F
.1858!!!
SPECIAL INDECELIENTSI AR 0/4811ED TO OVA
WIINTRY PRI ENDSII)- .
i t
H . ORNLliar & HISM,
Dry Goods
s Noen Or Phlladelph ,an p repared tOsell ,
BLACE SILKS, C PE SHAWLS. U..
Cheaper by tar than ever *Ts offered. Nt• Lissa rev/
reaintfr parelussod for CASH. a errp Doss stocky
r
BLACK SILKS eta osry f seduction. they ere the
cheapest goods we ban on r seen and can confidently
ream:Le:tend as good to te a :
rzaot. AND EMBROI ERE D cgArx SHAWLS,
Ism OS Om to SAO I . •
.A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP DRESS GOODS!
oiy
ATall stock of FANCY D l IMB SILKS! .
_BRUNO snorts. in erynsriety!
We bard a trusted large stock of Rage Goads!
.
iniontuant & CHUM .
N. E. corner Etilt and Spring Oardea streets.
Siknairsher, oar's is e "Large RAW Ruildisg."
P. r. 'me 30,, sod Streets City Railroad Can,
will land passengers sti .. a a tew miasma of the shwa.
- February 27,'58 93ta
SAVING FUND.
..T.,......,. /11 ,.. PER cENT.,
NATIONAL 1140 - el'Y TRUST CO.,
1 V ALNUT STREET, South-weal
V earner ot Trill . Philadelphia. •
INCORPORATED THE STATE Or PENNA.
Money Is relied In ny sum, large or small, and ln•
tore 4 paid ionn the da of deposit to the day of with
drawal. . i
The clients open every day from 9 o'clock in thammus•
litg till b o'clock in theNsflomoon, and ea Monday end
Thursday eventop til i qo'elnelt.
HOY. Q AT L. BINUR , Pruddiut.
J
=BERT moon, pea President. .
t
' woatAa . Exta, i eetnry. ' i
'rectors!
Hon. Koury L. Ben er, r. Carroll Dieweter,
Edisstd L. Carter, ' `Joseph 11. Earth •
Robert Selfridge, Vranels Lee,
Saint. K. Ashton, Joseph Terkel.
C. Lacidreth Mao , Him Diffunderfre,
Monet' Is received lad payments made daily witbont
?mike. '
The Investments siL made In REAL ESTATE MORT
11A028,0ItOUNDENV, and such first elan secUrl.
ties as the Charter ulres,
February ID, IA 9.1 y
'-
PNILADELF4DA AND REAM° R. R.
FAST EMIGRANT LINE TO THE
West. North West. Canada, and Northern Neer
York by W ILLIABI SPORT. ELMIRA,YkoI DUNKIRK,
11UPPALO, or NIAGARA PALLS.
. - -
Afir Daily, (Sundays excepted,) by IS - 0.2 earm'in regu
lar Up Passenger Titans—pasting Iteadingat 6 1 ,4: P. U.
Parent ...To Xtmliss. $0 25; Itoebest,r, 85 75; Dutra-
M, or Illsgaru Falb. $0 25; Hamilton. or Tomato. $7:
f' Detroit, $8; Cleveland. $6; Toledo, $7 10 ;
Cannabis, $086; Cincinnati. $8 05; Indianapolis. gi 04 4
Louisville, $9 (41; Cann, $l2; Chicago. 26; Galena,
$l2 70; Bock Island, $ll 25; Quincy. $l4 25; ?anima
kits $11; Et. Lords, $ll 25. ISO pounds of baggage }tee,
to each full ticket.
Sirehn s Telll undo' 5 Jogra, tree: beteremt 5 and 12,
Dalftsiee. For tickets apply in E.H. WHEELER.
Nara' I. 'SS - '
&turd Apent t rotta
am. . ellle Depot.
IfBARON VALLEY RAILROAD,
en tl lll l Ell l 7o,2 PUB IC
THATiIi. between Reading and FiarritburlL on
310NDAY, January 181 h, 3888. -
PAAPODIMT MOMS leave Heading daily, (except Sun.
days,) at 10.10 A.ll, connecting with up and dow n Morn.
tug Train, on the Reading Railroad, and arriving at
Harrisburg 1112.50 noon, in time, to connect with Tmins
for Pittsbneg, Lancaster; Chantbersburg,Trevorton and
Hargrove..
JIETLIHNING.Ieare Harrisburg at 2.40 P. M., (after
Aral of Trnipti fnint plates above named And !nap Belti•
more.) and - reasit Reading at 5.30 P. 10., connecting with
the.Pnetwrille and Philadelphia Trains puslog Heading
the same evening,
Fares.
Betweenaracting and Ilarlisburg, $1.83 and' $l4lO
" • - " Lebanon, • 85 70 _
" Lebanon anOlarrisbng, 75 " 130
arirAn passengers will procure their ticketebefore the
Trains start • 0. A. NICOLL'S. Gus Sap( •
•Jaii.2o, '5B [Nov. 28, '57 4.8. I . • S.
taLIVERPOOL. PHILADELPHIA
MMt D NEW YOBS SCREW Mt
STEAMSHIP CO.-
T"
Hplendid Steamships' forming
tire above Line will tell from NEW YORK as
tows:
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Capt. Leitch,Bth April. -
CITY OF WASHINGTON, q Wylie,224 do •
KANGAROO, r - Capt. Jeffrey, 6th May.
CITY OP sz.ANcurant,. - Petrie, •
and every alternate Thursday.
From LIVERPOOL eVery alternate Wednesday.
Fare from New York, Cabin $75, Third Chum $3O.
" " LivertrOol. Cabin $lO5, VA a 76;Th'd Clam 60.
'RETTIN TICKETS available for six Mouths by any
Eteamer of the Line. •
Cabin, sl4o,—Third Dian, $7O.
These/Demers are supplied with improved Water
tight compartments and carry experienced Simons.
Persons about prnmeding to Europe. or wishing to
send for their friends from the old country can purehase
Tickets and obtain all information by applying to J. G.
Dale, 13 Broadway, N.Y. Sabel A Cortis,ll7 Broadway,
N. Y., to; J; U. RICHARDS, Minersvllle r
and to RICHARD EDWARDS, Pottsville.
Passage Certificates by first Class Falling Packets be
tween - New York and Liverpool. also Drafts sold by the
above. [Aprtl 23, '57. 17-1 y
ompson,
LEHJON VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ..ek i ll
(IN and after WEDNESDAY, 0C-
A.
..y . I+O6ER 28th, the Passenger Mains of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad will run as follow.:
.. ' Dowil Trains. ~
Leave Manch Chunk at"; 715 4. 3gand 12.50 P. M.
' Lehighton .I 7.27 j"1 12.42 1 ..
" Lehigh Oap . • . 7.49 , "r 1.09 ”
'. Slat Ingtou 7.55 "I 1.15 "
0 Laury'. 8.16 " 1.36 . 0
~ White Ball 823 ..4 1.42 "
" Cataaanqua 8.33 1.54 ,"
" Allonym?* 8.44 • 2.05. "
11 Bethlehem 9.00 ',, 2.21) "
0 ' Yreenuinsbnrg 9.10, "
Arrive Easton. • - 9.40 " 2.55 "
Op Trains: , •
'mare Easton at 11.95 A.M., and 4.40 P. M.
O Freemensburg 12.00 " . , 5.07 10
" Bethlehem 12.10 P, M., 5.17 !I"
.. Allentown 12.25 -.. . 5.34 .....
" Catamount 12.36 " ( 5.44 ! "
" White Ball 1448 . " • 5.68 : o
" Lanry's ' 32.54 " 6.03 0
° • Slatingtou 1:15 " 6.24 : "
" Lehigh Gap 1.26 " . a.ao 1“,
" Lehighton . 1.48 " 6.52 , "
Arrive Manch Chunk • 200 " 7.05 • "
4811" The strove Train' will mood with the Mowing
and Afternoon Trains to and from New York and Phtio
deighte. - The Beaver Meadow. Train will leave Manch
Chunk for Wllkesberre, •lisileton. White Maven, Le.,
upon the arrival of the 2 P. E. Train.
ROBERT IL SAYRE. ,Supt. d Egg. •
October 31, '57 [August 8, 6 ft .1 44-
Philadelphia and Rendlair
936. WINTER ARRANGEMIEMTS4 Ides
SHE GREAT Northern and Westtern
1 •
United States Mail Routesl ,
tap-Speed enervated arid re:reduced:Vl
LITTLE SCUDYLRIEL, C VISBA, SUNBURY aitO
ItitIE,WILLIAMSPORT AND ELMIRARAILROAD.
Through to Rulialo,in ' • 4 16 hour,.
la,;ara Pails, •1, = 16
• , , Detroit, - •- '24 a.
.r ' -
14 ar
#. St. Louis, ' -
Ticket OE ce,N. W. corner Sixth end Cheimn t street.,
and Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot,tprnei
Broad and Yine. '
On and after MONDAY, Die. 9th, Three .Passengee
Trains wililesostthe Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Depot.corner Broad and Vinastreets,dally,(Sundaya ex.
espied.) as foLow
;Day 1i.5preaa...7.30 A. 31.
Stoppitigal .'bernix !Ind Res4lng,ooly. Connect:
eatrwlsa.WßliataisportandErleandWißlsma
,port
d
,port and Elmira It-Rotid;arriving at Elmira &Win P.M.;
connecting with New York dud Stift and Buitalo,and New
York city Railroads for Dnnkirk and Buffalo; and from
thence, via. steamers on Imke Erie or Lake Shore Rail
road, to Cleveland, ToledO,Monree, EandulkY and De
troit. Also. with Elmira, •Canandaigna and Niagara
F a il s Railroad; connecting at Canandaigua with New
York Centralasilroad,EastandWest.and atSturpendon
Midge with Great Western and Michigan Central Rail
road for Detrolt,Chleago,R.Louls,and all pointsinean.
adk and Western States.
Nall Train...Y.3er A. 31.
1, will receive prompt al ten
patch. Cell and see us
rket streets.
TICCIT= et TIIOIIPEON.
TRAVELING.
PASSENGER LINES.
PHILADELPMA.
IFILILWTTIIIIIO,' • ,''' ' -
IN elLits:bAuebes, at the Manufacto,
tip I' o rigami.* lipmed, tot wean 11.11e0 dal VIVO
lade: to mit t atm* too be tuned the beet
aim:alma et TILES arid RASPS, to the city.
Slip.Ohl Mita neat pool made mull to New. at a ea,
1 °' / 3Pt 0 r feet. J n ware. :
1 " Ml:street 7110 , Work,: Pil liedelpha.'
retaloar 21. 'ISS p.pm
lIQYjr ht4THINCte • rtspeci-
THE ffunSußi R, would
tally inlbrtn their nnusetous Mends and 011/40111fiti
Ist huylkiliConnty, that thellramert*ent teat:thing
ter Young Oenthipten hi couch larger than *ree l sad
they are disposedlo'Acell Mon,. Psal' HAND! Jugs.
lanee.bsve the ertellege of exchanging clothing par•
chased at this shire, if they do not suit.
Y. HOYT OR(Yr 1114.
• *; 242 Chestnut St., corner erTenth,Pl3 4l -de
April =S, 'ST • j , IT-ly
Z. C. CHISZIKROCCifiII [rage c. moan.
. CHESIEBROUGH , & PEARSON,
tCNIMISSION MEHCITAN'fS and
Dealers to FISII, CIIEViS and PROVISIONS, No.
3 N. Water street, 3 doors a l bOve 'Market, Philadelphia.
Aare eonetintly.on hand an, aseortroeut of Dried and
Plrkled Flak, ke., de. .
!Anhwei;Codfish, Dird,;. Shouldres,
t
mon, , Deer, % • •
GSA, • Pat, p Cheer
pith Doti ,er .
t February! Di, '3B L min
JOHNSTONE & SONS, I; .
§9ISCHESTNUT Street, above fb,h,
Pate or No. 43 South Second Street,) MLA
1, are now node* Melt Spring lopotlallinot
Silk twit Milliner k- Goods,
' Consisting lo putof
FANCY BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS, , • •
SATIN AND TAFFKIAR RIBBONS,
'OROS DE KAAS, M Litt and Mina
MARCUM:3 K AND IfLORENCES.
BLACK MODWI, • ; I
• MATSU CRAPES,
_I
MALINE ANB ILLuSION LACKS.
Alio.* full mottCont Asa Ala
Viewers.' - 1 [Mardi 13„ '6B 11.2t0
TO tOONDATILEN,II4IOI3IIBII it I 71 .4: •
u 4.1 1: PURVES, N; .E 1 corner- SOuth
• and Penn St*, Philadelphia,hir- '
ghee ingot topper and brass, pig iron,
sheet iron, soiders.tife bricks. portabletbr
rea,Spelter.blecittlet.lesid.foandry mould•
togs, facings...crucibles, antimony, babbitt tools sand
/ I,
of all kinds , bras , old copper, ac. .olte. Ile is also dial
er In wrought and cast scrap Iron and other meta s. i It
Is lds desire to accommodate insebintsts and °the a at a
distance hem the city, by furnishing an} article:they
may want in their business. • Articles not mentioned in
the above will be procured and forward, d. Any isfuniry
in the above line wilt to promptly answered. - A t
. . A:PI/RTES.
' N.E. earner Sena and Penn stirits.
February 14.'67 • li' jj
NET
r TAIII — NI9 - 0 1 1 — PRI — NtanSM r
T .
YRELANDELL, ,Fourth
& ArcliStrestx, Philadelphia, are new ahead
_. Few Goias Mir Sjprlag or 183 .
F SPRING VHS, .
BLACK BILKS, 24 to 34 Inches wide,
Spring Dress Goode, New Styles,- "-
Shawls, in all the :fewest Styles. . .
tritish. French and American aliases, .
..]
ruu Stock of fromettli Goods, -
Full stock of European Goods. ,
N. B. Itarlns in\Sesernable Goods. daily II
from the AUCTIONSof New York and Philidelp
P.S. MERCHANTS. are invited biesamine tl
-TEILlit, Nett Cash and low privet. •
March S. 1838 ' '
STAUFFER &. HARLEY.
CHEAP WATCIIBB4 JEW ) tY—
Vibelessie and ietail—at th l'Allita
lphia Watch* Jewelry e," No.
148 (0111.Nia.98) North 844 ind at.. corner o(gpar . , Plat:
Cola Lever Whtebes."3'?;••••• l '. 4 18 carat cases $2B 00.
Gold belittle; 18 caret,- i • - i .. 1- 24 00
Silver Layer, fullJewelled,' • . - *- 112 00
Silver Lenin.. jewels, 1 I ' • 909
, . .
i i , tr a lr E l l o pL r . r o rt e rs , ~ . 1 .- . • "
i ',. - . -1 . j 00 t0
nip Li ra lw ie d t o 4 , - .I - . ... .. - .' - ,
..,
100
It 1
Laelles'aold Pend!". -i - '•! • • • i 100
envie. Tea-spoons, set. - b 00
Gold Pens, with Penrit, and Silver, 11Older, - , I ; 1.00
Gold flotervitnrs.37% cents to $80; Watel s 43lassee,
Mino
plain, 12% cents; patent, 18% cents: t, cents;
dther "dirks In proportion. All goods warm - ted to be
what they are sold for. ' STAUFFER A 11/11LET.
au -On hand sometiold and Silver Levers an Loptnes,
still lower than the above prices. . •
•
October 30857. - WY 7, •
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY I matti . --
A Chimney possessing all the requVed
sites, and spilicable,to Dwellingsa?se' t - o? r es7,
Steamboats, and any position where needed.
THE benefits resulting by thet use of
this Impiovempot are— good drauplt all kinds
o.s weath er; a racing of ;fuel front 20 2.5 to mit.: a
:maim of . threefiturths of the beat, now wancl perfect
means of snez . la ; a petted Foiedinn ainst firs
free. ignition milk the joist; cheapness is Memorial of
.chisaner, not requiring half the number of brics, and ,
oavln one half the spare in broom taken up by the or
dinary chimney.
For Factories; 30 to 40 1 feet in height only required to
gice a powerful draft for steam and other purposes.
TIM Emma. PaTmre CIIINNIT IND
10. 318 Chesnut rarest, Philadelphia,
Are now prepared to tarnish this very isloablo improve-
Inept, goaranteeingit to give satisfaction, when put up
by thew. or In compliance with their Instruction. r .
N.B.—The Company desire to obtain some goodigents
to take charge of the telling of this Improrementin this
rity and county. For further lafermation address the
Secretafl., IL W. SAFFORD; •
3j,4 Chesnut street, Phitadelphla..
October 2-1, '37 • ' 43.1 y
mu... p,p..,.,,,,.,„,...E. G . .i.,
f --
...vit.,: WILI.I . G. No.lBo 6hesn u itt .tract. no. 1
:-...--- - der the Utah 11ons.-.l"bilidelphii.ltre 1
latently publishing the latest Mu.
s.e;trom a most popular Aulhorsin thelljnited States,
In a style that will el* math any timed at any'other
home, either in tkis country or Europe.?
They have also th pleasure to announce to the pub&
that their stock of ?beet Musts on hand. conslits of the
largest and roost complete assortire Pt to be found in the
countrf; they are constantly adding t 0 their stock all the
New Music published in New York, 'Boston. Ac.
They "also publhilibelreral Instruction
B oaks,which ate
In , general use th;onghout the country.
. • PIANOS—A tine assortment of the bestmanuntettiren.
of Now York &ragas' ton, at the lowest ehesp prices.
MUSICAL INSTRUMINTS„ •
Alio, ageneralassortment or Maness, Violins.Haujoes,
Flutes. A ccordeons4e4 Violin,Oultar and Urn p Strings,
of the best Italian lualitles, all of which Willi* furnish.
eel tb the public and the trade at the lowest rates.
Orders punctually attended to. c.l
air All Lee & Walker's Music and Publicationicao be
obtained at B BANNAN'S. Book and 4uSe. e tr. re. Potts.
Tills. • Pbl ladelyhin .8 , 1 1. 1W aT 1
MORRIS, 1 JONES , &O '11
•
1 • .
'. IRON & !MEHL NERO ANTS, '
Market and Sir t leentli Srcets,l'hi delphia,
Have always on band and fo Sale '- • .
REST ENGLISH REPINED IRON—FuII) assortments of
"llagnalls.'!and other favorite brandg. REST AMERI
CAN DABS—ordinary Miss.. or rolledlo order trit bridge
- purposes. de., de. PENNSYLVANIA ILERPLATE , -
Pmmiseuons sizes, or: -- at to required Mae. BOILER
.RIVETS--Dover brand, made in solid d es. • REST EN
GLISH CAR AILSS4-Amerlean and , ngliah. FLUE
k SHEET IRON—Poe covering sehutes.4o. AMERICAN
is SCOTCH PIO IRON. It&YLROAD inolv—Trallsand
flat ban suitable for Ming*. turnout's, P. JUNIATA.
ENGELS'S A NORWAY SLIT RODS. It LTS, NUTS and
WASHERS—For bridgei. nrs.atid pr o . lllnery purposes
generally. CAST, nowt, MACHIN 'And BLISTER
STEEL. Also, an extra quality for tap and diesi . The
above, together with a frill &nonfat .t of Irani Steel,
Nails and Spikes, to *bleb the at .ntlon of dealer",
railroad companies, elagineers,minen, i linden and ma
chinists I. invited. 1 ! May 10, SR 1P:ly
i r
wt. W. LOWllt4i . CO.,
ENGINFXRB, 1 j i'
. Broad and Ha am sfreds,PhiladMia,Ftlna.,
WOULD call the attention of Iliad.
YT - n
•
___.in, ion of it 4.—
, road Monikers, aid those itt i!ested In Railroad
Prnperty. to their rues V.Locesuiti Elution, in which
they are adapted 0 the particularlb loess for which
they may be rug trod; by the noel° Pne, two, thresior _
four pair of deist g wheels; and t4e se of the whale,
or go much oftr weight's* maydesirable i for adis
-12,
•i
sion ;land in mmodatink Mesh t :grades, curses,
strength of an rstruetion, and rat and work to be
done. Tly,these ' eons theinartmii ful effect of the
power is secured ,With the least expe for attendance,
cost "of fuel, and 'epairs to Road and gine. With these
objects in view. And as t e result p tWentrthree years
practical experience In t e business our senirk part
ner, we manufictoreji di:fermi 1. ' rof Plogiori, and
several clams of sixes- each kin Particular atten
tion paid to the strength of the mac %nein the plan mud
workmanship of 'all the details."r long experience
and opportunities of ob , altilug In goo, enables ua
-to offer these engines vrjth the Awn ee that in efficien
cy. economy and durability, they li comperelasorably`
with those of any otherikinlii in I" We also furnish
to order. wheels. etles,howllng or ipw moor Ure (to fit
centres without hpring4 compoeitiou castings ins bear
inks; every description ofCopper, nest Iron and Boiler
Worki; and every article ippertsititng to the repair or
renewal of Locomotive Engines. )1:14/. BALDWIN
' . Jounary - 1 ,, .as 141 MATTIIRW BAIRD.
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
SUPER-PHOSPHATEOF LIMB.
THE BEST FENT ZR IN USE FOR
' Corn, Oats, Wheat, Potatoes, Orass,
nd other crops requiring a 'vigorous
/I.:and Lasting manure.
Pamphlets liemeribing It, and the mode of apply) ai
an be bad sTatuitooaly at mar 'then, or by Inall.nben
desired.
Purr, gas PLiZoo . lb , s. eAkcra. PER b.)
A Mend deduction made to VGAIEGs.
Regretting OUT inability to fill all the orders, last fall,
owing to unfortunate and untorseen arcidents nd drawi
backs, it *thuds us pleasure to state , that the necessarp
napalm and preparations basin; been completed, we a
now prypared ,to supply all demands wit tutut
Our friends will please llgar In mind that our article 14
an old established one, always reliable and ianiforus fa.
its cortstirtawri..
We base, atm, Iwo cargoes of i
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO,
Which we can Confidently reesuntiend as being equal in
value to Peruvian Guano, add many farmers consider it
superior.
Duca $45 ran 2000 lbs. (2.%' crs. pee fi.j
• Wm A Government Peruvian Ottana
I for sate at the lariat *stoa t •
ilar-Thebuuting Agricullurat*lnteds and .;Verespopei
are regularly/I:eclat our ojtoefor the sae of Pinner,. :
ALLEN. tz.NEEDLES -
..NO. 42 &ea Wharretoutti 4'l South Water/greet,
First store thou Chettont at.: Philadelphia
**obtuse,' :17,'38 `, • , ft-slat
— FilifiliEßS OF PC
Attend
'ArGIJ cat.,
11 Morals%
been le on .Ate
Years-121*ton ,
Row lett. '
ral Societies; on
the United Stet
Grenade it Wa
Gentlemen As it
. Z. leek*. Rai;
A. P. Label'
J. L. Reeves",
Cimino),
Moe. Wnittwi
Knight, Mi. Tit
oftrlow:JUrttyiil
/fable lamer cur
log the land 110
various ertm ij
Oats, Se. hi Of
PhillaPt
or in Maumee
your orders ml 4
'irArtage rogue.
- 4 151141Wiri . is aussaa*S.
• Suptratrimilitstl $lO ***Tie.
Dorm Phombart 20 00 a a
Aoserieinitirtl,.. 7.S Do a 4
A Liam el t* rAple Gremod, tgorot aut.
Pure How Ira! raadb) at SS 90 per.
bunt or IP g ' t
Pondrots, th • rsaily,)-st rjo $3,
turd._s .i ,
L• O 4 giss,r, • 1.--e- At s at $2 1 4 $2, a
barrel. 1
Poi AJA4egibarrelA ,' ILL ,_ ,
_._ i.
horipii,
,i t i , 'souls* 'Mtn (moo.: ;.
1 G1*3114 A. L 'MAU, Noprid4r.
', ; * 421 640 110N.1191reet, Rblisuielpbis Cltii lia•
air4l7mhipket. Realm 4fawedAt Mira &sem)*
.......‘
iiii-Primptlef* can be Ir 4 Dil **Watt** to* .1tOolra•
or of toy; A 0,1 , 1,.. - ,;- Ye*. V; IVA, :ti :14
MEDICINAL.
Wholesale ant Raid
iiirtait masa tralenciii.4.
.Lz. Cotnertitre and Norwegian StiNi .
• '((o ppo 'ea; itorlipley4 notet,)
p co:TT sitr , pE 2131 A. •
MANUFACTURER 4110 SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
•s ltptla s Pectoral Mlxtuird..
' EPTINGI PECTO AL MIXTURE cam Coughs.
EPTENOI) PECTO il.lßlXTUßE'enmltitlasenia
vmpt P r, MIXTURE eons ltrorblUs.
xrnscra PECrOS. ssvcrvilk own son Tbroali. '
zlimurs pEf-ran.„ AL MIXTURE loin nun. coonipp.
• .
fire potientslo sdtancrd stages of the athissee. •
E P TIMPS PECTO R AL .111.11711 N sold $7.l icoo L. Brns-
Ashlasitti • "
Brruurs PECIIIRAI.su in= loom bi J. /CALLS
Rultse,lllville. •
ZPTING% 1 1.41Tx^rues sold by Wit. D. Keret,
Scheylthl s s • •
SPYING'S neTOßAthuiTClis drorgists
genera Iltitat th• coma tr.
OctobertAo37 • ; 43 „„ . .
• • MOW A IM: •A880CIATION;
• j Visningelphila. ,
41.icanoicrst estatbsksol by special nelermansi
f or gs 4, Tempt/ 1.4 siek and ducressed• allbeted
kWh and .Cpttiessic distaste.
THE fIOWARD, ASSOCIATION,
1.• In view of ;the 4tribl destruction of Mohan life,
mol d by &mud Ibleutes,and the deceptions practiced
upon the unfertnnate victims of Poch diseases hi Quacks,
arrant years age &meted their Coosultios Surgeon, as
a CHABITADL4 ACT worthy of their name, to open a
Dbpensary for the treatment: of this class of diaries,
In Will:sobfort*,fo and to give SIEDICAL'ADTICY. ORA.
TY.S.A6 all who npply by letter, with al description 01
their con dition t (age, occupation. habits of life. de.,) eon
In eases of extreme poverty, tit YURNISH
PICAS OF It is needless to add that the As.
eltriation camostods the Meted Medical akin of tbeag.r,
and will hirtibli the meat approved modern treatment.
The Directors', on I 'review , of the put, feel assured
that their tato* in this spheres...! benevolent effort. have
been of great %meet' to the tended. especially to the
young. and they Nisei. bus:dyed to devote. themselves,
with renewed spat; to this very important but much des
pised cause. f 1 ; ,
.Just Publistdst by,lhe Asariciatkm, a Deport on Ever.
matorrhoca, or,§erninal Weabbess. and other warns.. 01
the Sexual Orono, .by the Consulting Burgeon. which
will Ire sent bytroall 4 (In • iicaled envelope.) TIME OW
011AitOg, on matipt of TWO STAMPS foe postage.
Address. for ,'Report or treatment, Dr. tiIiIORUE It.
CALI:MIPS, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association,
No. 2South Nihth street, Ptillad:dphia,
By Order of the Directors.; .EZRA D. HEA RTWELL.
Ono. Fatacaa.o,Acerntiry. .
..Prerisksa.
Oct, 3. '5? ! 40.1 y
Ifirtaß,fcr:lt'ff!Parit g NeDZir
of A.lO. Remird & 0)4 SeDoleaale drum:lsta. Phil.
ads la. for Os inin of this Brandy in Bch nyiktil Con se
ty, etmedetitly oftbr It to the public sea pure and un.
adulterated artiste is the italowingeerUlicatas will prove:
• . ' ICIIEMOICAL •INSPECTOWRINVICS, •
tildth M., bet% Walnut& YlTlCClneinnati,Marrie,l667.
• This will cattlfv that I have this day .inspected two
Separate lots mf bATAWBA' BRANDY. one In Dirrels
and one in Bilas manufactured by LAURITER LYONS;
- and stobd by las Soli Agent. J. Jamie, at the Drpol, No.
99. opposite tlee 'Mimi Romp and 143 West Third
Street, Cincl sal., Mid andlhem both PURE andIREE
from alt pastimes& tie deleterionitirnci, and as curb base
marked'the Mini, as the lair directs. Olsen under say
hand at my epee. i (signed-1 If IRAM COX, M. b..
. 1 ;iicspedcce of .stesh,stislAquors, Jr.
'• - ,
• i NEW yciatc,llBlh JULY. 1837.. 1„ ,
Na fed Prince Street , corner alters...el"
• Dula Sr's :...I hate received a bottle of LYONS' PURE
01110 CATAWBA. BRANDY, furnished by Mr. A. RAW*
TON, Jr., of Lbekmirt, N. Y.i for inalysation, and I Ind
-it to villain May Pion feredicits which ,ESE IT • IX
PURE BRAND It—The peoportion of Alcohol obtained
from It la 47 o I bellerethis SAMPLE, TO RE PtiltE
BRANDY BOUT ADVIdERATIOY—the ILA FOR
i
of it is del te nnis peculiar.
• [signed. t JAMEd H. CITILTON. 41. D., vhcsice.
. . The wart or rolaz BRANDY has long - been telt in
this orentri, and!tbe introduction of au article of such
mualltyas ttersede the sale and use of those ill*
socopounds It silo sold under the name of Brand*,
can only besecirded as a great public gotil. The CA.
.TAWBA BRANDY piesemies all the good qualities
claimed kw the hecAhnpotted -Liquoi, awl le ofperleet
parity and itiperibbliavor: We feel' confident that Its
,
reception In tide state will he as favorable ambit which
i it has mat *tibia the Great West, and MA? TIM TIM IS
'l 4Ol. CM .017,1rhsts the• superiority OF OUR OWN
at
LIQIJO I put an end to , their importation from
abroad.
For Medi zeal purposes this Brandy has no rival, and
has tong trip' n. needed. '
/WM is elt - Fortreirsand Shrslessed — y for Dycytostai
Flatulear-Low 4irirs, ,tangeor, General Debility. doe.
i Retailee, el 23 per Bottle. Liberal .diseonnt to
the trade . :, . • JNO. Q. BROWN.
Pottsville, Feb. 73,'58 Ulm Druggist.
. .
BE.
I
land
attall
Tiiiered actor/lag to 'Act of anyre.u. the yang R5B, by li
45. Iptinnsact, in th, Clerk's Offies of the
1 Diztrict (bun of the C: Sates
far the Eastern Pis-
I . • - irici of lb. '
i t
' OBENSACK'S
AROMATIC IRON ~BITTERS,
FOR 'TMF. cruv OF
User 13 1 3taPISInt, Jam ndlet., l :l o P.P s ß4 rerrous DOA" if
Asthma; DileAU of the Kidneys,lllll4 i all 'DimeMO
arising froni.a disordered Liver or Stomach,
nett is Constipation, Flatulency, -,Tieard
Piles. Rushing of Blood to the
Filthiest' or weight In the Stomach, •
'Nausea, Aridity of theStemarti,
. Heartburn, Disgust, for
Food,Sour Eructations,
Sinking or Flutter.
• "• ing at the pit
• . of the Stu- - •
• • • mash,
Swimming of the Read. '
Iturriedor Difficult Eireatblux
Thinner; of i fision,Dall Pain in the
, Thad, 1/animism of the Skin and Eyes, ,
Plan in the Side. constant inusAination
Of levil,iand greet Depression of Spirits. -
These Bit fere-area most useful rimedi for thoevroue
plain ts the female sex are generally subject to, by giving
tone to the digestive organs—the iron, entering the
blood, gleansea, purifies and induces a vigorous circular
' lion, overcoming the obstructions to which Umpire 111-
hi., assisting nature-in the pertbrmance of those tuna
tions hereby health - Is recovered, and the pvtlent, from
looking pole and'alcilly Is metered to , complex
-
„Son.
• We would. recommend this as a Tonle of superior elf :
esey, and are assured In doing co; from the feet that we
hate bitten great remand spared no expense in Its pmts•
aratioC, in order that it should Contain the full strength
of thelaetive Ingredients cif which it is composed; and
that t e attention, of Physician; has been drawn to it,
and p ribed In numerous cages with the hSpplest re
snit..l ,
CERTIPICATE:="IIaving been in delicate health for
somelears,larising from Dyspepsia and General Debility.
1 was advited to try UORENSACK'S IRON BITTERS.
I u*a One 'Bottle and was restored to my former good
health. I deem it my duty to recommend It to the af
ftletefi; pattleularli those oftny own sex, believing It
will tbe;means of restoring many from an untimely
gray • Ftirther iniprination cheerNlly given at my res.
Mottle.; MRS. E. 00 L 11,4,
Ditket street, below New Market, Philadelphi
-
...prepared only , by
OIRG.E; H'OBENSACK:
i Pniiutsccrricit. Cecina?, • .
.iV- ff errnSer Of Tint and Gwen divas; Thiladdphia,
TO w h om iIl orders must be addressed.
telPvSold by JOIN G. SRPWN, and CIIARLES
.EPTING,:in Pottsinle, andlir Druggists generally.
• • ?Prier, $1 per: bottle. DitCololll to Dealers..
• !tomb 13,.'ss J . 11.3 m ;
•
.i WILLIAMS'S •
; guil-p.TvapTio
popsy. , *ipso on yspepsy!
OORBID SEPI I SIBILITY of the
.StomacL avid Bevels, attended with obvious dip
o et of The digestive organs- •
ltiespegety and IM attendant ills,sneh as
Xetuen, Ifectlaqie,
rertfgb, Dist : eerie of SigAA
Dobitit of Ms Nervous System,
jrir ria, Jaundice,
;Zoss ;
ttE9 n Strength,
•.ralWence, with frequent belching qr Mind,
fritided Mete, •
iffirtmnpatecs:
. and 'meanness of Me lintels,
• .111110114 Yoouisng, , -
"-)flornima aterateMs at as 141 of the Stomach,
aim! Complaint; I • .
lOpprestion after Sating, •
iiitlpttation of the MI,
rom' Wvaie ei the em-
amuck or *Mardi Sic r4fe,
Sallffebst of Complezion t . .
tisDepieartos 4,f spi, , its and Irritability of limper, tfit.,
vet ill many wen deeedi the skill, herelotore, of the
t medical praetilioners In the world, and many cases
Have beim abandoned u incurable.
Da: Chemist and Plearaniceutist. after
etudying timely the practice of DIX Abernethy and .1.
Johan:us. Eutrjactd,.and observing the nature of thit dis
pute in all ite. stages, durlng_a ,m,lonrn in the southern
'and Western p oop of- the) rnited States, where it pre
ealla to a 'greater extent: than elsewhere. procured from'
Eonth America, certain roots andlherbe. from which he
prepared an "El.ixtat," which, after eighteen years': mes
in private practice, has proved itself more efficacious in
Ithe cute of Dyspepsy , than soy medicine that has ever
been prepared In any age or any clime, for the same par
; pose:
r submitted lt, with an explanation of its coin
,
ponents .to a number of 'Physicians of : PhiladelPhis,
I among whom were the late DM Joseph Hartshorn" and
J.C. Morton, it has received their entire approva l and
many of thiMedical Faculty 'airflow not only preserlb,
log it for their patients, hot are using It themeelees,
personally, and in their families. An a tonic. It is nue
gulled, and Its propertlet, are of so invigorating a na•
tom, that it Is given with perfect safety and anoint to
the most tender. infants.' I •
The 'lama" is veri gradual. but certain in its action
°Poo the organ is of dilation, the increased secretions of
the liver. pancreas and mucous membrane •of the Sto
mach, and require! that Only one dose be taken intwen
ty-foter hours: for con fi rmed Dyepepey can only be 'rimed
by gnaduaily restoring the organs of toheal
thy state. The great success met with Id curl g the
most aggravated :cam of Delaney, accompanied , some
times, with a high grade of hypochondriasts. has estab
lished the most unbounded confidence lit , the ctirstive
properties of this "Ituanc;" In corroboration of !which
road the following britheotbds:
ATTESTATION.--Yte. having used Williatne's PATIO
. Dyspeptic Elixir," with the most, perfect satiefactfon and
suecenktake great pimento In recOmmendlog it to all
persons suffering with, DlsPePalrati we are fully ma
elastd of, lie mastertiritable qualities In restoring the
digestive parent, remoying all pains and uneuinees,and
Imparting - a healthy_ tone to the Stomach:
,iohn B. Penrose, 31 South Wharves; Casper {Morris,
Yet-tiny; Thomas Allibone, President of Dank of Penn.
',lnnate; Abner EllneS.stuket street above Slxih ; Ed
uard U. Rowley, No. 14 North Wharves; _Michael Dune,
Superintendent aferekante Exchange: Ilsnnate Stiles,
Frankford Road t.ilaansh Webb,Rt filbert street; 11.1
N. optiry, 11 Edward 'treat' Lawrence Newbold, No.
We Chestnut street. Iltlisdrdpida; Win. Yard. , B City
Ilowt,dtudolph I:anat.:Z. Broadway; U. N..ilfinaus,!
P 4 Water street, New York. . • !
The flat of names timid be .extended to alninst,any,
length, bat tie forgoing is deemed eumeienx.
*Utmost of H. N. - 4PER.RE, tope was.nbariderted as
inreroblig and gift* up to Die.' ,
I jilt- J, laughs—Pear &r:—For tifteP cc years pre-'
Phius to 188 4. autleted Muth froth Dyspepsy. that 1
became_eoungetely prostrated , both la mind and body.
kid et tenth became I* weakened I could not attend to
.I:it ie buolueso, wet *inking Into decline. and It was
haltered 1 waver could rerdver; the best medium! aid way
,ptoearedfrtoe,and every meant resorted te . without
anyvellef.lllll nu advised to: : use your "Milli'," and
:front the due f-began taking It 1 gradually. Improved
t wit completely restored to health: The dreadiut
i edfetiags I endured from Dystlepery I cannot deserinet
tittles confident Mot without the um ofyour t•tEl ix it,"
I;shonki be In any gram I eased that I solemnly be
line your 0 .1.1121 r" has saved me from an early death.— -
:II oool.lDio noir in the eojoiment ,of most eminent
It health. IL N. AMERY.
11 Jame 6th, 1957. • I 1i0.1104 N. Third st„
I; We; the'uodersigned. have known Mr. 11. N. Sperry
for several years, and take pleasure In stating that his
amertiorrean le perfectly relied on, and that we our.
sehe, kilos/ that be has been wonderfully restored to
health Oina the brink of the greys: and we ,elleve, as
be idortr, solely by the area Dr. Williams , * 411:ir."
Tttoo..l. Queue, N 0.143 Threats et.
j • Jong Swift, Item st., above. emend.
Pereinally appealed beibro ma, (one of the Alderman
of the rity of l'idladelphla.) U. N. lingarorbo being
duly allliterd,doth depose an& say. that the' lints get
theft la the aborecertillode aro trails every particular.
Illeir9ril and subscribed ibis Bth day of June.l9s7.
Ifitmunumt.Egm., Wderearm.
The
, 6 0111alr" lasold to bottkre. Mid each, orb bottles
1- tropelelor-4AUBBAVILLLtUfIi )1.
; Otessise awl Phoroutteatftl.
. No. dtmoth ttersoth s treet, rbpadelphlii. •
l'obrdary US fl y
,VANIA ti
! '
aelys wit i
inereigehkh ha e
I the past Bele
OdAS of New J
WADI& Apical u•
the Preekhret Irtf
It on the Puhile
the followls
AMY'
on!
stir liobarts,
Miller,
York, ' Z
Is lakinto, N. J.
IDr; kPr.
Jobnaon;', all
1;44,1 sad *acre.
/neat and itnpon• I
Moulted tolbe I
Gnu,
tny New Jersey or
14 !loam la
'Market isles '
ved to ton, film of
jirnir`
GIitASS AND CIARDZI SENDS, INUIT TAUS
.ibiretetaltmaall lasplessmeute, /me.
TIIE s bseriher will keg,
on hand Clo imothyandistberGness
see d s ., W over and Lawn Oran
'together .I den and held seed/ welts,/ se
oat warrant to be frre and good. Its will also receive
.t . 4
order* for all kinds of f alt trees. (warranted to howl:tat
they Sr. reprmnted,jagrieultural hispiensents,/ke, all
of which will be furnished at runnufartuters' ;Ares.—
The seeds mod trees' sold by the subseriber tretelected
with struat care, only tram growers of reputation and
standing, u.does n o t deal in.serds povured proniiste
otudy in the markel,frook those Is ho sell rbrap,miiho ut
regard to the rbota r et., onto. wrest sss.id. ter doe' be
purchaser °royal seeds grown peorulsencualy In Jonah xsr.
dens. where their too eire o tin snotty de„iotat., their
quality. particularly tbose r ef the *sane si4 , l**. Thitts
an important eousideratiGb to t host , a ho pn rcbalwell her
sedans kelt Wilt.til. tiers. It 5., send In Ord, 11l 'lily
to lIENJAIIIN HANNAN;
. . ium:ON FARR won POll APR/L:
Let the fences an be repaired as Finn as pos
ii.
ble, if any of that work is left over from last
Jacinth. • , .
• ..
.Get out the manures and composts for the Spring
and iiurnsper ttops. In this, better fertilise belt
the ground wellthan go over the whole with only .
• •
a scant ,
eapply. • .
If the meadoirt bare not been already. top dres
sed with manors for the season, they hati'beltir
be postponed till after baying, as the raw pqi.:
tinny of the (tun will
,remain, and be in tha way
of the ceythe, and tanning machine. Besides
this, the soil will be badly cut by the mami, an d
wagon, or cart iahceir, doing it wore hurt than
the dung will do it good. Let the loose stone . be
also picked off the mowing lots, sad tarried 4
altogether. l'atticg them In heaps, large or
small, only gives a harbor for mice, moles, and
. other vermin intenten niischicf. -
• Cleats up the door" Rod wool yards of their
Winter litter. Vat the chips nailer covet, if you
have Any, andl t plle up ell 'troy end looks !amber.
Rake And pitch together the litter of the bard
yards where Kean rot
. down intosecosk or cow ,
post !Blick tenerolly, •so that the whole
prettifies may look tidy end comfortable.
' This' is the month to set out shade anti fruit
treer. i Pig taige holes—"acess big as your hat,'•
but tgiee, four, five, or six feet in distatrer, w ai
to give ample apace, and more toe—fer.the roots,
which the trees now have, but for the young
fibres that will" strike ftom them In the next year
or two. • '
.Put in the plows for the coming crepe, Pl ow
deep not.while Anwar& sleep only, but ploy deep
ahrays. itleolleet you bare a most excellent
Perm right below the one you now occupy and
only about six or eight inches under lt, where the
roots of your previous crops bare seldom pone
crated. Only work into thfs nen; farm thoroughly,.
say three to ell inches, and let it gee daylight'hy
throwing its fresh soil up to the sun,. and the
foots, Ow the first you or two will surprise you.
Don't mind the ..hard p)owlng." Put on en extra
team Of two; Or if you have not that estr.i team
of yOur own, change . works with a neighbor, and
you will be well itompemsated in the crups—deit
year, if . not this. Don't be afraid of that "natty
yollerer ( that "le4chy gravel," "poor,
sandy e ff," if (it does come up. If not quite , es
good,tbe fildipar, it will be the second, nod soon
,you will have A deep, rich soil a foot deep where
you only bad from two to six inches before.—
nen plUircd, and _tbo surface dry, put on
the, harrow‘ the seeth,eharp, and thick, and tent it
up as finelj as possible for the young seeds.
Plant , curly potatoes ns Pool/ as the ground is
warm enough. Let the peat, bide'', Spring
wheat s and,onts bWin as soon at. possible. One
day Weariy Spring growih is worth a week of{
Juno,ortypo giving a thrifty stalk and well fil
led hesil.i ' ; •
Fix tho grootill for corn, and beans, the latter
part of the month{ and let it lie up to the sun to
thoroughly warm;ao its to bo ready to plant
good season—the risilit limp to plant-you Atnior
better than we'do, as we are Ignorant of the es.
net place . you live. Corn ought to come up quick.
ly, and Ihen grow right on, without stopping. a day
till It ripens. Stunted corn, be ik either by cold
in the giouncl attar planting, or_ frost, or drouta
after it Comes up, peer gets forward i like that s
which has no pull backs. And in a•eorn country
like ours, where we rely largely on that crop to
inoke our meats, as well as to sell, and air, It
ahould itsreive the very best part bf aura tteittit;ti.
If the apple, and other mbar.' trey hare not
been pruned all ,tbey need—and which is ant
mucii, If 'they hares . ibese :attended to' as they
ought to have been years before 7 duke Of the u.e•
, leas sprouts and Hobbit of the last year's growth.
, Cut oni the broken branches, if there he any; pat
erutehiss under end straighten up the leaning
trees; throw the head into. shape, and let !Imago
On rejoicing io the'protection of a good master
who - appreeintes their vapte.
Goethe tools all into order, and keep them so.
When the field is plowed bring the plow in, and .
put it under cover ;17!1I 'With the harrow and other
tools. Have a place' for them, end let them he in
their place, so you can put your hand upon them
In the dark. The same with shovels, hoes;axes
—indeied everything yen 'work with on the farm,
pilled's, wagons, carts, ineinsiVe. .
Toting oohs usually drop in this'itnnoth, and
May: ; Look well to the mares about 'this 11=4—
Don't work them hard fora few days' i before; and
afterdropping the foal. A eforate4 mare is more
injured in the way of her milk for the young
foal than in tllmost anything else. She may work
constantly after the colt li l a week old, but the
work must be Isulform, and ' not hurried; Iler
blotild mast be kept equable, end, her feed goner
-
mini Chopped hay, or straw with meal of some
kind is the best, being easy of digestion, and pro
ducing plenty of milk..
Let the cows be still stabled every night until
the,westher is warm enough for; lying out. Cows
are !just as liable to catch cold by:exposeire
are; and as their coats are now ` , .oming off they
are thinner haired than usual, 'for a month or
Mere. f
In short; look well to everything. 'about the
place. "Whatsoever your eyes see,' or your bands
find to do, do it with all your might, and in hood
Sao." ."Etorial vigilance is the pries of"—arc.
COMI in anything, except a windfall bf good' for
!
tune; but Al we "eintmon folks" hare no espeetal
ersieetations in that lino we must trust to our own
.stout bendy and willing minds for the achieve
mintof what goodlertane is to attend es lit life,
and 'as "April fool's day is new pol e we hope the
141anee of the mouth Is going to be appropriated
to the getting '
of wisdom, and undo) . -ending, as
well as' the getting in of oar future crops, on
whiehour success for the whole year Is to
April kr, perhaps, the most ImpOrtnnt month in
the whole season.—Aeterican dgeieetoseiso.
SALT ON ABPARAGION.-A correspondent of the
CouittryNtlemam, writing from Hartford, ott
oi ectient, furnishes that paper with the following,
his experience in raising Asparagus:
Every agricatural paper, and every gardener,
will tell pa to 'put a liberal d ng of salt on
asparagus beds, and if yo ask why, will' env
swor.that asparagus is a mar: plant. So it bi.
4 have myself seen it growing at the' sea below,
high waterr-sticks about as tender and good to
.eat as an oak sapling.
pSalt will' do no harm to such asparagus as is
raised for city markets. On the contrary, it wilt
; kill the weeds, and cam the roots from exhaustion
by too rapid growth. Nine-04115'0f the marke t
asparagus In Naw York and elsewhere, it little I
better than bundles of hemArdage. The grow
era probebly understand the matter,' but su long
as their customers don't, the /toff sally. ,
_ But the man'whose vegetables grow hi his own
garden,vinti who wishes Ds have arrautv. served
on his table such is can be eaten--all eaten—rer•
!telly tender end sweet. anti equally so the whold
length of the stalt, let him use no salt.
Asparagus should-not beeallowed to grow mei' ,
than ten inches abort+ the suttee° of the bed, and
should be cut just at the surface, se that the rug
and air may dry the stump and prevent' wasta
by
bleeding. The stn below, the eurtare is utterly
worthless. •
The asparagus should he covered io
fall,from six to ten 'lichee deep with' rood.tv , ""
!unwired anti the remains of this dressing, sboald
the next fell be removed to some ether put-of the
garden, where 11 will still be valuable if not rat=
;mated with salt.
The reasottfor rejecting the Valets, that it is
Impossible in raise the tenderest and best fl..vered
emeritus°. Tiber* salt la used. II hive for a cow
iiiderabls number. of .years, Ittiblected two separalr
beds to the same treatment In all other respect'.
and have found the asparagus en the one where
do salt has ever been used, so be uniformly and
very obviously better In quality than the other.—
I have often had guests at my , table who boa.t
the skill of their gardeuers la kitchen iegetables ,
and especially aspnragus. but I never foetid one
who did not excialm•with surprise at the tender
Vlosi and delicacy- of mine. Lct amateurs throe
away tbe salt, and seek.winither the asparagus is
not enough better Rod intrre abundant to pvg, tea.
timu over for the east' of oesmitional eireedleg.
Tr you wonder why other peoptel4 rettl• pro
geol.* try the diretpliae of Mad treatment 01
yourr, sad you wilt learn the metre►. -