The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, June 12, 1858, Image 4

POTTSVII,
lATURDAT, JUN . IA, I SU.
Weaderfrily
braid
ketti
•uppu,
read'
the
with
etedi
Mae
11101 in or.
. . ,
der to enable him to offera, olution in favor pt
revising DIU Torii, out oi l 1 Democrats in the,
Rouse; only resew voted •ye Mr. "Mortis.' But,
bow 'shall tee trak'ed` the 1 snit offered to their
• inteDige' noe l I •What,terne a ng .enoughean ; we
apply to the' !lotion of dent es, whit present
;to our meehaufeti,[ml tvers a liboters these peal.'
tioni far signitUiree7 l ., It is . '• ;Mrilets ridicule, of
tbeir.andiringe, sad lie. Wo lei eonunimd.the an..
lion. of tbit woriginginen; Ill: would i ltick from
his - presence,, tiiii*lici seek ng bipociitel.
Depend, open it, men 0 , 61,11E111 CountyAbat
your laborlcan meet with aiddue reward until•you
[ •
rise sie moose, tildes your. win ' notainations, and
elect men to ntlicelwhose psi t lives are guarantee,
• that on this important, - pritieiple •they are sound
to the ours. Yon mull de pre froot c pciwer ever 7
man In dike identilliii with!, the Pre:erred*, Pro.
SlaTery,, Sham Demeenty, and.elevate ou' , l, those
whose .interests are 'min,: who with yet' will
bear the brunt of hattle,lOn I institute reroute in
'every brUneti ojr , gOvernmeilt. We sadly. need it. .
1
The Democratic party in p war .baudepletad the
• Public. Treasury; while tits . oiernment is airmdy
deeply Inldebt ; itcheld l ut Wathingtoti
„seeks to
fords in inicisiitous Conat i it on amen the peciple of
Kansavr proscription inl hands, is a two-edged
sword, , decipitating where principle . would have
sway I white business is 0 ' ly proitrafe, bat'& l / 1 18
thaws, will 'not, dare' n for furor the t South,
pais a bill affiiidlog Pro din •to American In
••dostry. If the Democre ire really ' in 'earnest
about the Tariff', why do tb y not easel it? Why
welt, when they.have till, i wee?. Simply; because
It lathe
~ tad ' 44 4o4gf• . ir e, *shed for the occasion,
- and because-they are not h nest in their protesta.
lion's. [ I,
Nolpfkingmes, y 00 1 74
It will , be 'yaiir own' r fkul'
are deceives. Anotber t
anis of that 1444 asein4le,
- ' 1
has leaked mit that that
up by &Orb • !Itienufact
• Clay was i defeated, and 'ill
• Igor* work 'for the Co'ng r
• Committee. In 1844, tie
expended here forrthe dp i 1
trade tracts , for distributio.,
deueee of* few. of rhesubso
subsoeibed, are es follotSa;
Abraham 'Lees, Jllanclutif.l
11. tees I Bros.,
J: N. Phillipi4 Co., "
Alfred Bingen,
William Welker;
Alfred'Orrel, Ilifaucheater;
• tlearge FOsteri "
'Othereiti u
Tilt:J.46rd Provost, Wasp
,A. 4 J. Denniaton,
• - r--Xhar. Tennant Co., 1"
William Dixon;' "
• Satnnel,Higginbotb, "
Dunlop, Wilson I C0.,1",
Others in Glasgow to the
Marshall 4 Co., Leeds,
Others in Leeds, :!
Aekroy 4 Sony, flans; •
Otters iu Halifax,
'Bribery and corrupt o
most successfully, by ;h
, carry out free trade wear.
• end ic party hat always b•
. and the South to carry iO,
honesty in the Tariff prol
There can hriionti. intf
to frown; down the. atle.•
dupe.those who are inte
revenue laws.' 'The ate
the working clines on l
QqiTli%:E we feel confide ,
'ind the alarm on the
tloicee that no man mei,
Illcliiming,‘"4 thou
.1 .
Lei our Motto be until'
hard "Free Later:, Pr •
du 81, 7 ,4 . . 4
Show /ice
mu e,. P arty ,
Antericon 1111.711, fo nui
shipping stone te tilo s
tato sups and saueen i i
to eat our , own bucks .
now,-however, as we
ed--arrangements bstin
tiou iron ore, to be s
lisp goal, and, them re
t u
pigs. Progressing th
i n
we not live to see the
be required to cross the,
in tbn form of
.dour 7 1 1 ,
angel under the tariff si
nny hops in that dirati l
iMpossible to be seco'mi.
as skillful as Beeretrr'y
I
Tag Amounnwerr
will terminate on Mn
however, be detained
come day; beyond the .
bur nominations be
H
EDITO
1 . 115 NORTII 81671511 R
Msn'hus been published,
ton street. New York., •
which,ta devoted to Lie
the Fee., .
.1 '1
' . Prrii6OX'S PRILADIMPI
June iliotit.
.It cot4itti r yi
1
The amid-monthly issu l o , t
. , the man or business; in
should not be without i
In regard to frnancial Ms ,
istenee of sew counts'
• lleatlou of dollar ebarae.
. advise subscription to ill
dollar a year. monthly,
i , ' Monthly.
Focal
Sir Superb Da/itifts:—
ed,juat rat/dyed, and for
Bionaree Seed Store, Pot
• .
4i-Tha Armory of tti
been enlarged. It le
the tonge4 rotas for arm
pprea, in' the Itorougb; •
wiut rendered nacemary,
' with . which new mean .
Ern is bad enottFlt
attendant:mks, in oar to
ernes Into • pandadainlla
"temple" devoted. to a
of_all aria." If there
matter of mere bays r,
barshaualian orgies. sae
in'. Expiation of
damp took }dice at
Creek, on Wednesday
• Coebrou, Morris King an
Edward Reis has since
man named Joseph Be 4
or the explosinn, and
• one arm broken, and
•
Sir Our Thernsoasilrs.
)that tb• weather bas
I . ..
V
• Pk
1 • . 8 A.ll.
k ' Ant., June .6.-81'?,
Mon., •• , 7.-81'1 ',
. • Tors., -..." • 11,-81 , 1
Wed., 9;82 1 :
Thurs., . " 10,-901
• Yri., " "11,--80V,
I;===
gollea erthe exerch•O
liare beep Aisliviorvd,o#
“Lbird nmex."
E,41., or New, PbtladelY
Other by Clutrles
-Aulthe toad!! by .1.1 r: Bat
lelleetuel Cotuatereol'
• OP Ur. Eboootr. of F;
Eoelety, next Toet,day ir
rforpscii;
pros lani sIPP 011 7""
swig*, with the Wteepti
w hie klie the MK,
cwmplitint fritai w
purimps as tine nn agrl4
slipne ppm. Whilst, gip
14,protote.-411 protoW t .
p 49. Th., coin. Owl
t 1.41 ": 41 1
I
iarik
Virricia MISCELLANXOUS.
•
TRAVEJ.ER'S amt.
both=
" t er l -3HE latest ant'. best Traveler's Guide
throu g hou t the United States, just received sad for
disd• tst H. 11. 1 1:iN A N'S 175ropi Book Store
' oar
Tea ,
log. •
Eptt
T.
Ity.
31:111
fells Drilled Eyed Needles, decidedly the best i n
L ot ...kagiarkei, of different sista, Irons No. b to 11. always to
r ---- T. ad wholesale and retail, at B. BANNANII. ,
tbillee'ra teeing. January SO , ' 5B 6.
the coon
- LEONARD, FRT.& CO.
to the ha
..-- sawilless & Dealer. in Jr.zoluistigwa
wa
aits tws - rAlleterfA, PA. ._ ..
ion* thICI LLECTIONS ATTENDED ,T()
l'ird o76, Tad draft; for sale (m all the principal cities In the
or the lag". Also,draftator sale on Ingland,lrstand,Seot-
Bea Mrs, tad Wills*. Juno 14,"57 2s--
t i • M. . ,
.:.VirlfaillEBll- LIME. LI for E
sale at all times,
Nowlin c#lst the kilns on the Island, for building
no. heat, de., it the lowest prices. , 40.• D. IL ArK i lr el l I .
'
..,,, t i;,.. 41700 11811Eit, Ashland, will lift tiny orders prompt
,— 7 .d it lower priamthen have been charged heretofore.
IS* 14 E4(41411e, tiereh.po, '5B 12-If
Tsps,gioi OIL'S! OILS!!
/ ° "" ea lr lonN§lON, Agent for A. A.
trost.3 l .og. • L'ANE, (late Lane and Iliusey,) wholesale deal.
- "Same it Lil and lib NDLP.B. N 0.124. Pearl, and 88, Water
Loves I b s New York. 'All orders left at the Since of James
Thy porosetl, Esq., or at the Exchange Hotel, will reeelve
' Loves: 11 ( attention. ' _
' And bksiember 24'58
' Ninth,' " WHITE
Loves ' HORSE'IIOTEL."
Thy sr of °o
ars mid Jlokantompo Streets, PoUnnik.'
. Reek - Joseph ill. Pager , Proprietor. i
tertainments and accommodations of the best kind,
Dist every attention will be paid by the host and his it
. voest ants to make guests and travellers comfortabh
Thine e r tgeurt 1,'57 • 31.1 y
He tor(
And
mime&
t who
wbil'e•
wimmi
pro.
MAC.
rim rw.
/Di•Crickalr shoe for preserving Waste raper. We will at
r m. c lu b , . „Oriel, to those who will save theirpaper and
.. store For ule by B. BANNAN.
played lad Tuen °ur •
St Clair. The fulf4l l B. Qf PQTTSVILI.E.
. BSunlßrat. has a lot , of the
i s , husive !ottirvine. alikh is a beautiful view of
o w : Lori run ant ury, ac., which he will sell at the low
Sower b -- fl on s eh,tae lose out the lot. They were
B. gang& na c os - •,-."-^ each. Now la the time to procure a
J. Stokes run. out " Unlit unsold.
D. Joann 11.11.3dm
14.
w. sailor b Pox • t• • • ' '
ca. .
b Hunt s . • NEW •
It. Bassett' b aunt '" • amid Grocery Stare.
J. Lewis 111.H.R. dersigned have
Fox
B
Q. Baas c Eblitwiy ew Thy Goods and Oro-
FL Bauder rita eta • •te building on Centre
" Lai AM.
Cha
n .tr's Hotel„
mbers, w
former' at. ,
Byes . - -
%Ida *4
see their Meads and the public
" ;more' is to do exclusively, a pun
enable them to sell cheap.
- __'.ti TIMM A CALLM
.." Ell
• '9 1, BEATTY HEEBNER.
-la inning*. • '5B . • li.tf
Jonas Fox b Lloyd
fl• B Sa . u g.r. and /I " lt if:' *THOMPSON,
. bearera
D. Ridgway hit w id Dealer 1a Exchanges
B. Hunt c and b Dort ilisootoi Church, It/krrlT/e, /h.
W. Tbompeoni b w Ica •••••
ift?pud nut money,. Gold" and
H. C. Green Lloyd: I Warrants, te.,bought and sold: Will
T. A.; ItelUy b Lloyd all collections entrusted to his care- 1
U k. Edmonds run oat
H. n nuntan mti „ a 4 paper, leave, stocks, and all other se.
Byes inwelted on deposit and Interest al,
arsitoyr opened, and
its second tilts You
p" the dreaui:irol..
ii addtte... The tied.
°crawl were bought
rer.f, whereby Ileury
teiriff of 184; repealed.
- :gr., Dugm, a Co., Philadelphia; Dm
. . daville; Jowl Sirlersit. , President Mi.
Itscsrintsyron— i rine; aCID Parrissow„liag., Pottsville,
• • ', q.. Pottsville. ,
40 Pottatilli Clots" '' ', mber 7,.'67
"United ICieren of Patti
From 'bleb it will b 11 1111°V itth
wore vletwieue by onei.' l SIG ,in order to
.. poi riv rr eo l t i ms and s a a r t oid d in4ease t tl rent.;:o
Um P keit - '!• P../. I d
;r * Orn g the Stone P dt7re a I;l a o l uT i e e i lVel t e .
Scorer s,, IL nett, the bonding adjoining the bridge
The gime was well Sorb will hereafter be known as the
was %Mosel' , warm, almilthre," where their old tristomels and
• will find a general asiortment of all
qntrlngen mach exercite , m
The prise min by the "EN. ,
,
nedat $lO. ' The feeling; Floor
I --
re
the result drew from the Co:swore. • Fish,
cheers, as those given by !.erorivinns. • j Mali-
W e , wou ld no t g i ve -e, g g le sold at the lowest prices, for case
MATXSON li. BABUIL ,
friendly game sustalh des . 7 3 0 . ,58 r , , , ; 6 47
hr Nild meet , -4 . ti ____
- tonal Investigating
$500,000 'won't' was
Item of printing has
Tbo names and rest.
ben; and Os amounts
1100
'•
200
2;500
1,000
'
• 1,000
1,000
1,000.
, ' 10,000
- . 500
JO would Want sweet&
Clukts not dishes/lined a! ,NEW
lour and qralia Store.
future day try It again. "AtIBERS i bek Lave to
. r '• ' ,ns of Schuylkill coentyithatthay
41Pir The Last "Simo."—Pvmpe of Brews. Yardley A Son. on
.Chairman of the Standing ' WlLlauch Chunk streets. in Potts.
and harmonious Democracy; uenpen::titannetlbymoun,il4aViTEPALl9.l.iii„4
Ibis Belongh, oil Last 31ondt so, Corn and OatiChop.Mill Peed,
business of the utmost ins
,1 M"alilltyllt Pota
gratoes. gilt: s,
IMO free tight, disgraceful,
for quantity of Flour 71.4/ V
The 'town clock had scare .td delivered at any pointOm the
organisation: when Gen. M. i • •
by t ijoinimat i n i zebu! co 4; . g u e:
a e r r al l i r wall„ a,i
e fl e n4
m it t
l g .
f r i tV greatly to at
ly appointed Post Mister, cfrve at least 20 per cent. oti their
almost in the lame breath b Oland ascertain for yourselves.
who hom lu tted Mr. Yfenry” ' BOMBERGY.IL A BLAIR.
57 • 1 44-tf
Post Office applicant, too thsi,'
taenced a scene which defieti 3UNO WIEN.' ..
confusion, which prevented . uGirr As. IT 8110ULD BE,
taken on the-Motione, b70 . 11j. AT fill
the Pr e sident , . etude; closely iConamerclall College,
Miners. Arriving at nearly tte),,;,T,;t,:r(ori. Manuscript' Forms/
vents aby the throng from -IA
- iCTIONgi•en at this
boat mounted the Judge's our . a
..... liv course of Countin-Room
meeting with foldetarma aro Ahtira. KWh pupil is segparate
ran!' 'put' 'em outl"go it:e sole direction of the Principal.
down!' &c. Both . claimanfif teaching at this College is Atte*.
ing to order, but their volt; rwoocrnugdetin.(B,:h4,..hluTr issue
itistes, groans, cheers, CADIPoar particulars address
the throats of the now es+ "T. K. MIME, York; Pal"
time, filled every avallablets&:AL PENMANSHIP.
lei attempted to make a me
ItECEIP 'l'of FIFTY
by 'the Other . partYtwhotalkib•-• . ‘...
s nste +Penmanshi
ild to jAalle hint from hisstirly.idd:,,i of ,
free of ro „:: ge n . " tl y
'belled by a filUallT foray on e T. K. 1v 111 TE, York, Pa.
Al this moment Instigated IV' 124 m
/ 1;000
• Eooo'
• I
• I,ooo \
amount of over 11;000
2;900
. 9,000
11000
4
• 5500
bale bilenrelortel to
b..minded Britone, to
I re* here, arid the Daum.
!en the toot tsed . py them
.
I. Tiserefore. there is no .
stations of Abut party.
we upon the Peuple
pt now, being made to
ffed in a revision_of the.
pt here to again dedeive
is question, wilt pi.ove
; but it is our duty to
wateh.tower of Prole°-
,
Molly rush to destruct
idtet not warn me.r—
story crowns oor
iection to-Anterieaa 1n:
eee Trade, Pro Staeirii
The Philadelphia .IyOrlb
years we have been
O, to be there converted
4. jai° plates, from which
t cakes. Thar system is
eve, likely to be extend
. oalbot. for the exports
,_•siiied,by tiepins of.' Eng
to at in the torpn of
backward, as, we do; 1037
ry
whaVanar upbeat. Isbell
Oeeallo tebe returned tone
.eing boW nuieb has been
1846, ibefe ii.seareely
ion, that' can be deemed
fished by aid at tinaiaiers
Cobb.
Deameraey, a rough ana tuns • . .
participated, was eommence4 . •
tended itself over that part a ' 6 .6,0 , ),,
c 67
d
t Clerk's desk; around wtti d ' al
battle raged with great •iotedr
• /
of the meeting for the time, for-,,, vatiosted
Here was performed prodigik d'
•,?I
. .
the fabulous deeds of Jason .0 /
panions sink into insignif
might' exploits of the Knight" — " '-. / eih i ft ,
.. gy m •
r Curnessv:—The melee
ay next. The Simile will
in executive session for
4th. They he►e .e num.
'• re them, and several tree.
'$ TABLE.
aw .The Ainertean edition for
Leonard floott Ful•
contains, eleven articles, one o f
nt :31itury'll Geography of
! tct
s Coortzsrxrr bermes for
I list :3130 new counterfeits.—
thli Detector is Invaluable to
,Ils store or countlornxnst
It will keep him better prated
t t ern, and ailvlse him et the ex
ts quicker also any other pub.
ler In the country. We would
a Detedor..The price is one
r two dollars a yeti for it, semi-
Afars.
lot of superb Dahlias, sprout
le to-day, and Monday, at 'D.
grille.
1 Washington Artilleii ate has
. Olisety-feet In length. being
1
ry; ball, conoert, or, otliar . pur
• , e enlargement of the room
n cooregoenee of the rapidity
A ins being added ,to the roll.
o• hire ;gresg-shops,isith Iheir
but to ixiovert a ; piloting
of bad spirit/kilt deeeesatiog
ravel of the; "art pfesereattre
;ate be a 'repetition io this
ring night hid mu with their
all speak' plainer. •
Damp.— r An explaal4ll of era
.
Potts Colliery, Wolf
burning Edward Eaes,Wol.
;. Wm. Davis so asveatly. that
The -Mac=le says that •
than was blown up by the gores '
alnid sersral Injuries!, baring
. of his ribs fractured.•
record • for the. weak, shows
• exceedingly,
P., TZLIOILIMU t.
atylrania /lill, "Usrilk.
2P. 31, 1 7P. XI.
82 ° ' • 1:°•-tlesr.
Si ' l r • 80 -
' 80 , , 73
90 ' 'lB2
90 83 "
• .11 • GS -eridoy. •
AurociatiasS.--Slece the lad
is Society, four 'able' lectures
by.J. M. Wetberlik, Esq.; sib.;
tber by William 11.0oneelly,
s I llattloct; "Education." Air
Esq.; subject, ..Knouledge."--
kir, of St. Clair; sUbjerts,4lll
- lectures sere Interest.
tatille, will lecture before the
k.
Pima alleacker.ao bear ,of the
Itio is so 40ir,10
.n of some tly io tbo abase,
alibis mssix'!;.o, base ire heard
la Zasterii Tionsilvatak—
' feral talon jai the watt inter
oats, and the 4rly ;my
p well as Ibey ever halm at this
malb,a,l plaiilvd later
LADIES' WORK.SASKETS, OR
STANDS,
EAUTIFUL Pattems---Ligltt atd
Darabbx Also,Suspencion flower irisakets, lust
Ted and for tale by, i • 41', BANNAN.
DlEcialt to be Illad..Good Needles.
OHN ENGLISH S CO.'S Patent
w iI,,AWYERS' OFFICE-BASKETS.
knOreserve your Waste Paper.
ALLOW BASKETS of various
manse. and the daring deed -__..7 .6IW IMIP ir
Paladins pass Ink; obscurity,' 4
the leaders of the Headierl o tocir g DAT
'son, and a Chevalier de A. CHICAGO: 111. '
forming feats of agility - wf llr y * CLEVELAND.
O Mich. hio.
D.
to • circus rider, was Ita 1 4. e - it : b l e ' r or these Cotters.' has the
left pant leg torn almost +. n unlimited time. 1 . -
this stage of. the proceed .ELPHIA COLLEGE,
to interfere, rushed Into Seventh and Cheetnnt at: eets.
dated by several police !lean; Or anthill. ‘•
struggle, in which this: MORRIS L HALLOWELL,
HART, N
W.C.W. C. PATTERSON ,
obtaining posseasion' j i .
HIDER, MAHL WILLIAMSON,
Boyer of Orwigsburgvi . cooK .
tb t °rand Jur y. t ? ci k i .ECIATE COURSE. •
of l
twin)ibertineny: plug,
, sine tlloothOpmved (onus. adapted to the various
livalastion,unieer.V!T. Trade and Comm erce , including Otngral
eng,
tbe ^fore exmea - lik Excha t nite; Manufacturing, n Ilaih
Chabutarror them! boatiog,Ac - , Ac.
little fever:and renisianahtp,
rostrum, no's ',writing Is regarded of the• erat Inver:
Knntei n i . , tio .maranteed to,all completing the Course.
Chrihtof 3fin L CALCULATIONS; MERCAN.
of the ero r. BUSikEtS$, C.OIatESPON
& &
bit to thee@ t.' USAGE
In the inns delivered upon the abort ti.r.Vitts.
tt rded to Students completing the
•
by their friends, n t a necessary examination.
rently, with much at'el iriforniatlon. •
quiet was noon
t ot these Coilegeedeaign perfecting a
them by therrewd a i t irtzt
a ngt r l d h t e principal cities of the
1Y bandied -being selves in the v o aiTo u n n s gmen es uP !rd t :l n n i g:
bin' opponents, an in tired, Commercial Centres of the
friends. During t rei ic c
real ant also. The es.
4
h Is Is believed to be indispen
er ten minutes, se ult.
different parts oft the above points are al! in a proxperona
tempted to
. 9 a reenii .r t f i tr: n l e t i n .s dettLwere . in attendance upon
the excited partlciparterms and no sardines. Students may
wrenched off, and tland prosecute the &ladles without refer
tamed, the ges ming' •
Terms t . •
pie, sue the politicai• Complete Course.lnelndinx Rook
'rendering the steno -
f heeturen, Ac.,• • . . $4O 00
uxial
do _ Sro Half Course, . • • . gf, 00
r"""",' her'particulars send for Cstaloaue and ar
t2ry wadi, enditg : sa, BRYANT A STRATTON,
Tamaqua, as chalgi PHILADELPHI6
snug nut."tuela g 1117
' had thesslise
meat, nth. ' U.YLKILL NAVIGATION.
blase* and ,
" rum, fro it** w oo l 0 A RI) of
.. m .....,... a . i .„ i the following Rates of 'Toll on Miscellan,
' — '7,...= And , m-boats, to be charged on their Works
.of Cochran Phil,* And
1 FSS •.•
i
CHARGED PER TON OF 2000 POCNDS.
which seat t 1 2 ,1
but were
....
~. prev, carried fen stiles and under, shall pay
p n ,,,d een , n oy
.. ocr ton. except whore this amount shall es ,
the reel Pr ..., ton on, the SPeertnin.d tonnage of the
106: passed below Reading. or 4 cents per
after a while ding. In such case, these last mentioned
sheriff now harged.
-41,'-lneo beyond ten miles, one cent per ton
sru dime after .... &-,•. tonal will be charged, except that Lime.
petilor being wi stelt (tats, Poet'sand Italic, Manure and
would remain, a he charred not more than 30 cents per
at the same ti •
-, -- -ought or Scabbled Stone, Common ifrlcks,
side—the fight lifflyllis:nd. Unwmught. Eloilding,Flag and Curb
minutes f 2. ..,,,, than 34 rents per ton.
‘. 1 . Marble, Fire thick, Soap Stone. Fish,
link er eee ea— . , Ore. Scrap Iron and Itruken Castings,
to the insider exl . l ," rents.
11. y. side, each t hal
~si; f t. o r a v a l rl i i .c a n r b t r o dr ot an n a u lai V i u redn :
r ro e uLas e t i i ,
ill, Esq., to readlth * .1.11...1 lagnoriand Spirits, Merchandise
Amid theo4llll4.Z jilt artirlex not otherwise specifically,
T°Ted
throughJ 0 ' • ; Mi t n i tp lay ll a aa n n d ss l t c r e a n w t; l pe lo r u t: 7l n See for d a s ny il d it i u si
toldolahl lo ll/Ileirfq That If more than 100 pounds of 0 un
groans, Ithwes. chee . upon any boat, the boat and entire,
' , wi d ene d the tee p ee ' he full charter rates fur every lock
Headier MeV . taa ! 1 ng the Locks, Boats shall hare preen- ,
the Cochraultes. ir ti: fts not complying with this regtila 7 j
li s t ene d to a Th r iff 'aged the full charter rates. , , , .
'1 • , I
helped to 00 1 J ! . TOLL' )11 BOATS. 4.
identified With t . incised by the Charter of the ;i:ompany,
4 '4 out !. CIII it
. r c
11:nti for
r r
e a v r e gy i ror k k p r " e d- Shove lo
d bew llead l i n n:,
dodge, and despl nod tonnage of ten creed, And these rates
-The Ibl/owing d against every boat; but conditional per
u10n0ta . :7, 1 ,,,H* 4 .L u v e l l td`l o a'w ma a bi nT. l nti ft
lif a L g ba ul:t n io T ll l 6 lt :tti l l n e
atalwa.• -..--bl tea following rifest
his ragged shift ug cargo, which has paid Aire e
~, on,. or more
ensueis:—Cfee . - -fre e.
e . ..
n r with cargo which boa Paid less than
been in " the il o s In (nits—
saY i ' • Teel',
: ri g a rat r ti not : ore; 10 rntlea, " • - $( 1 ) 00
.kilt and al .
•: ! than 10, and not over Vit.iles, - 150 •
hoYant thee • distance beyond 20 miler, - - 200
papers r , .. . .nlat inn of the laws or regulations fur using the
...The whole ea, and for the protection of the works of the
witnessed at . wilt render thel boat-liable to an additional.
u th a e ti f i n .u ll charter . rs or te t . h e a nd eomm tn deto ut 74
m ien
d h.gu sted ' o l d el"i cargo ing
that r i iii.! ixed by the manager; la paid..
a
..,antes tinning upon rt single level of the works shill]
.. 1 /P s ! . , 77. ash lock they; may at any time yam, four carts
Ibop vilv*Pg 1 upon , the. ascertained tonnage thereoL above
haeg-writil g; 4 and Six cents pee tors below Reading, agreeably
..,,.., ACX of Antembly. -
Pr e Pe r ,r'"" .: order of the Want, ' P. FRALEY,
Vail anti lc • . Pro#dewl.
that, ie co , . of 'the Schtlyiklll Mielpflon Company,t..
. ' •• i'llfedifphia, Af.rti 3, Iti:A. 1 - ' 14.
? '
L F.-VOORHIES St CO.,
103/MI LID interni at Ins =unarm,
Lewis Vain Red• Ash Coal.
From the 'NEW DENCA..."i cnziraty.- ,
They; wise ao other (loil—.Lich assures tt purity.
Siresups sales Dy J. 8. SILVER, Jr., CO.,
No. 11 pins greet, New York.
Pottsville, Juno 5,14 • 1:3-l7 ;
.
VAN DUSEN, NORTON & C0., .':
DOM iaan Of TRW -:
Lehigh' Coat & Nairigatioa Co. .
Marko st BriaMlase, Bangor& . 1
BEST RED AND WHITE ASH COALS.
Wharf No. 1, Port Itieluaoad.
CUMBERLAND ,COAL ,
At Baltimore sad Alesaminm
!i. 12:1 Walnut street, PRILADELPIITA.
i
.Ofces:No. U s
Doane
street,
Libertyßt., t eo no r. !gr . , N. YORK.
• &ray 22,' No .
214m0
COAL. COAL' COAL.
LEWIS WORMED & GO.
Whoksak Deakrs in the berg varieties of DOEXBIIO,
COALS—Adc . .Propricicra Holf . Creek Cbiliery. orpo4
Lie of pnxisiang over 150,000 lons a year of the akin*
red (fird'Ask,), and BuCz lisava,Otaits 444
/ ' ALSO,
Exclusive Agents tbr the sale of the palely genuine To
oust Mountain Coal, from the Locust Dale Collleq of
Gm. C. Pam t Co., all of which will be shipped direct
td New Yorlt, via Canal; or coastwise, via Oreeowich
Piles, (below Navy Yard, Philadelphia.)
Also,
At Philadelphia, from Pier No. 11;Port Biel
mond.
The choicest qtialltks of RED and WRITE ASH
COALS from Schuylkill County, selected with special
care, and shipped under our perso I superinten dmee
•
At Inizabethport, N. J. ;
LEIUGH SPRING WU:WAIN and COUNCIL MGR'
B. BANNAN.
Bookseller arid 'Balloter
. .
At'Jersey City, Z.J.'
We Lehigh and ,Ilforris Mods.),
The very impeder WILKESBARRK COAL, trove ttia
Baltistore Trein,-taken 'Mote the " Andeurted lame*
rent and Coal Company's Estate," near Wilkesbarve;
also, the COUNCIL RIDGE COAL; both of which, toe
ilium purposes sod for badly me, are lillsoPaluS• '
We hold 'eeetilleates In 'our °Meas. from parties who
have used and Pally tested the. Coals, and pronounce
tiionthe Pm Amnon Coati for steam In am pro•
doting no elluldw,leve vibes and greater busy thin any
other Made now bolero the puMle.:7 •
May . 11, '5B •
J. G. IMMIX. - -9011 MR.
TURNER . 49c 'GOWEN,
Miners and Shippers of
WHITE ASH COAL from the Vast and West Mbun
Leda Collieries—MAMMOTH A BLACK HEATH VEINS
Orrtei—Oentre street, opposite Epbeopel Church.
Potteville, April 10, '5B 1511
,C 10 -PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
k) The subscribers have associated themselves. hom
audatter this dateoluder the name and style of TYLER,
STONE k CO., and will conduct the business of Dosliwg
is am/.as successors to FREDERICK TYLER A CO., at
No. &a Walnut street. Philadelphia; 169 Broadway,
New York; Pier No. 6, Port Richmond.
FREDERICK TYLER,
GEORGE F. TYLER,
.0. NICHOLS BEACH,
WILLIAM E. STONE.
19•tf •
AtSHLAND and MAHANOY COAL
.—The undersigned are prepared to receive orders
or t eeelebrated Ashland 001111 from the .Baneroft Pi
oneer Colliery." Yronithe extensive alterations and Inv
provements made at the Colliery this winter for prepay
mg the Coal, they feel no hesitation In offering It to the
trade as an article that cart have no superior In the mar.
ket, both as tnquality and freedom from dirt. agate and
other Impurities. They are also prepared to make con•
tractafar Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal from other mines
BANCROFT, LEWIS CO.,
N 0.19 Walnut street, Commercial
• February 9,14
-
COATI:
to) qty q 0 OD* af=ll
OXi Walnut street, PIIILADELNILI
110 Broadway. NEW "YORK.
• "86 State street, BagrON
_ 'From Baltimore, Yd.
The eelebraked HAMPSHIRE BITUMINOUS COAL.
May 9.'b9
CAIN, HACKER & COOK,
ANNUM AXD SMITS= Of
3314503 ac. Seat's. Ocotal.
Also, dealers In other first qualities of •
White and Red Ash psalm. •
No. 136 Walnut street, Philadelphia and Woodland
Wham- e, Schuylkill. 11
Tnol[46 CAIN. WARM ITACTSI. Just 3f.COOK
Yribruary 27, '5B 9-ly
_ _ _
____
Anthracite .Coals.
lICHAItLES A. HECKSCHER& CO:;
.Shippers of Bebuylkilleciate. from the celebrated
ACK HEATH and BROAD MOUNTAIN Wutrz Aen,
and the (VITO Rim ASH Veins, are now prepared to exe•
cute orders, either from Philadelphia, (it lehmond, wharf
No. 14.) or from S.c.huy NMI Haven, per Caput, at the low.
est market rates, for single cargoes, or for",contiacta--to
be herniated ityjnifonn prime order.
Onuers—No. 41 South st met, NEW YOXIC• No. 132
Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
'April 3, '18..t ..
. 1 144 i •
LUTHER, DANIELL & GABLE,
T. , ESSEES OF KASKA WILLIAM
COLlAERY.{formerly boons. SINNICICSON kCO. ' )
are non prepared to receive orders for their celebrated
WHITE ASH COAL from the Raven and Black Heath
veins. and RED ASH from the Lutherand Peach Orchard
veins, all of which are free burning and well adapted
for family use. Hiving recently adopted some Improve.
melds in the machinery fcr the preparation of this Coal,
which enables them to separate the slate and flat piece*
from the square fractured, giving it a handsome and
uniform size and,appeurance, they mu confidently re
commend it to the public:
Office—in Centre street, opposite the Americap.lionsf,
Pottsville.
Agents in New York k Philatrs—ROGEßS t IkiTURS.:
. No. WO Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
o ffi cer ' 140.16 Nassau Street, NEW YORK.
February. 27.111.58 9.tf
HARDWARE.
"OLD DOMINION coFFgi.pixr."
A 0001 ) CUP OF COFFEE is a
, .d eslr a b I e beverage—this can always be had by
using•the "Did Dominion Coffee l'ot," for isle at the
Hardware and Iron Depot. /RANH POTT.
rottiville;January 2,'lr£l ,
HARDWARE ARP IRON •DEPOT.
IaTHE a BBLnIBER., haring now arrang
ed his goods Ulla new place of business
sad with a new determination of furnish.
log all inch goods as the business of the
Coal Region may require, at their lowest market value,
solicits the inspection o f Public: I shall be always
on hand and have on hand a full stock of '
:
Bar Iron, Chopping Axes,
-Fine.lron, Coal Shovels,
Cad Steel, • Trace Chains, .
Bllt Iron, ' Nails anal Spikei, ' .
Rope.. Tackle 'Blocks.
Bellows, Anvils and Vices. &e.,
Ilardirare and Iron Depot, C 33112 13xxxxr.three doors
above Market. Rut olds. .FBANIE POTT,
July 15,1854 - 28-tt
miali n iln i fißMA l L C ONtro doors b&•
lois ;Mats' Hotel, and nearly opposite the
iMiners' Bank, Pottsville, where will be .
lifound an excellent assortment of HARD.
WARN:
Condi Trimmin
&W Springe, ith '
al,
Shaedialter'eTools, •
Carpenter'eToola,
Glass and Paint
Bar Iron ofall Meta,"
Rolled "
Nails and Spikes,
Railroad Iron and Nails,
Smith Tools.
Building Materials,
Cast
Shear Steel, '
Arm Blister, •
M 111 Saws.
Gross-eat Saws, ~.,
Fine iland.aawa.
Files, 7- • •
•
Vine Trays ) ,
nritania 'Were.
Assortmentof tee Locks,
Table Cutlery,
Pocketattlery,
Table Spoons.
Anvils and Vices,
Asscirtment of fine ring,
Sheet Iron Crucibles,
Wire, Tin Plate,
Brass Kettles,
Sad Trons,
Penland Boilers,
Chains., ,
Railroad Traces,
Powde r and Shot .
:P to thopubl lc forthopstronags
wisludividusicapseßy,andhopes
laity of their gtiods,etrirt atter,-
nrimodatinit priees,will deserve
kneed support .
BRIGHT & LERCH,
Dealer:ln fitirdniere and iron, Centre sired
Pottaville.Jaimary 6 .IRISR
G.B.returno 10 ' , thank
they extondedtohtm In hl
the new nun, by the dual
Hon to buitoessand aces
■od command the! rcontl
TRANSPORTATION.
PNILAD'A. & READING RAIL ROAD.
RATES OF FREIGHT ON NIEUCLIANDIZN.
JN and AFTER MARCH Ist, 1857,
untilfurther notice, the following Rates of Freight
will be charged per lOttpeunde
ARTICLES or TRILIGIII
Dry,.Goodi, Confectionery, Books.Carpet
in Cigars. Fresh Meat. Fish, Mama' c
Anvils, limn. flutter. Copper, Eggs, Ear
thenware,Grlndsto;leskiroeerles,Hemp
llama. Hardware, Itldem Hollow-ware.
Leather,Maehlnery,Hysters,ollB,Seeda,,
ke.
Cousin, Cotfee,G raln.nar Iron. Lead,
lasses.Nalls, Splkek, Mee, Salt, Prosi
.•\sslons,.Sugar. hlsky, ke.,
Brooms, Fire 'lntim, Goatio, Min Stones,.
Pitch and Tar, Salt,Scrup Iron, Timber
and Lumber, ke.,
Wicks. Coke. Cord Wood, C1.ay,.0 rxrel,
I reJton .Ons famestone,llfanure, Pig
iron, Plater. Slateddalt, Ulna' a, ke.,
Flour. per barrel ,
March 21.'4'
PHILAD'A READING RAILROAD.
°Nig Yhilada. & K. R. Co.,
PhilcuNphia. March 29,18b8.
The rates of Frel7.ht and Tolle on Coal transported by
tbls Company, will be ai follows, from Wth March, 1808,
until 'further notice: e, ,
To Richmond,.
" Philadelphia,
" Inclined Plane, •
Nicetown,
" Gerreantowm R. It.,
Palls of Sehlllikilit
litanayunk.
" Spring 'Mills,
I. Conibehocken
,end P 174
mouth 'Railroad.
" Rambo's and Potts' end ,
Jonee'b •
" Norrlstowunt Kridgelmutj
" Port Kennedy,
" Valley Pie, --
Menlwrifie, '
14 Royer - aferd,
" Potbdorrn,
tkragianville,
" liirdeboro'
" Reading,
" Between . Reading and
• , ,
" Mobrsv:"e. •
" Hamburg,
Oririgtb4Prt •
By mdor oral* Board of M
March 29, 'sli 14
BUSINESS' CARDS;
D.'L.'DODSON, Den-
Ust, Market Street, three doots i lrei7;
a r . Third, month idle. rPottaville, Jan.9o. '5ll,
W. SHEAFFER, Pottsville, Pa.,
'elate of the Pennaylianist State Geological Survey,
hada, ranee, lei Wetaber 13, lb 414 f '0
GEORGE BROWN, Miniinspectoi,
pottnins o lnspeita iloal lands and Mines. Parties
lar attention paid to ventilation. (Anima I, 314
AENRY PLEASANTS, -Civil and
I I Mining Engineer, PINTO ILLS. •
Orrice—Market greet, north side, between Centre and
Second. , • [August 8, 'Z 32-Ont ' '
B. CHARLES HERMANSADER,
Surgeon and Aeconeher t •
'VE.WlGsßoll.l:l—Oppodts the Arcadian JaenSt&
August 29,'57 354 i
ATKANSON'S .• .
General Land Algener and
8
KANSAS CITY, I I I I leetotgr " .
J i annary 23 7 ' . 58 4.
atkIRANK C A R TER , Civil ands Mia-!
Ing Engineer, Burwell", de. wi ll attend to surlro7l ll
rols,ml nes. town plots. se. Mee with Saud. Lewis,
Esq.. dist dour below , tither Masco, Pottsville, Pa.
1941 '
TOHN HODGKISS, Mining • Efigi
neer And Surveyor, Centre St.. Pottsville; Pa, sil l
tends to Surveying and E x ploring Coal Land'.
lug:Mines. Le. Agent for the purchase and sale=
Estate 'collection of rents, &c. 4
areh7V., 1856. 13-tf.
McElwain, • and . Mining
ig *Engineer, Ashland, Pa, attends to Sarenying and
Ink - porting Mines, surveying and dividing lands, refs.
latinylown Lots, and all other Vestries@ in the line of
hie profession. Letter address, Fountain Spring P. 04
Schuylkill County, Pa. Fetr.53.18.58
azo. z. [IF. a. atom
mai.]
Smith 411 r. Synuano t
CiaHa, Mining and .2bliagraphical Enginerrs, and Cbliferi
• Viewers.
letahantanfro & Second ata.,l • f Broad' street. ,
;POTTSVILLE, J i TAMAQUA.
April'24, 'Mt 17-ti
HENRYt T W. POOLE, Giologicat,
opognrphical and Mining Engineer, Cierestreet,
Pot i Pm, gives attention to surveys and examina
tions of esal Lands. to surveys of mines requiring spe
cial acenracioin2 to the superintendence and entire
•
charge for proprietors of estates.
'February 2, 'St3 Pulp '67 27-tfl ' •
- - .
AGENCY—For the Purehase and
te ; bu
3 i i rg es a , acl e se ., l a l n in d g e e c r ec li ta
t
alch;rg f e ß ol' al .oal
rents—from twenty years experience in the County he
hopes to give satisfaction. Office Hahaataago Street,
Pottsville. [April 0, '5B 14.) 'CHAS. M. HILL.
pHlLADELp r ijliAr rp READING R. R.
1A "4
AST EMIGRANT LINE TO THE
i West, North West, Canada, and Northern NeW
ork ; by WILLIAMSPORT. ELMIRA, and DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO, or NIAGARA FALLS.
/!?Dally, (Sundays earepted,) by N 0.2 ears, In "ego.
Mr Up Passenger nab:is—pawing Reading at 65 , 4 P. B.
1 Farces.-To Elmira. $5 25; R0d:1643r, $5 76; Buffa
lo, or Niagara Falls, $0 25; - Hamilton. or Toronto. g 7:
Montreal.' 19; Detroit, $ 8; Cleveland. $0; Toledo, $7 10;
Columbus, $8 85; Cincinnati, $8 05; Indianapolis. $8 50:
Louirrille. $9 60; Cairo, $l2 ;'Chicago, $9 26; Galena.
$l2 701 Rock Island. $ll 26; Quinry. $l4 26; 11111wair
11e, sl}; St. Louis, $11,26. 80 pounds of baggage free,
to each full ticket. .
SW-Children under 5 years, free; between 5 and 12,
half-prim. For . tickets apply to E. 11. WIIEELER.i
' Omens: Agent, Pottsvllli Depot.
. Ida_ h 1.'58 . 134
1 f Bir(iN VALLEY RAILROAD, 1
TRAVEL between Reading and Harrishurg, on
MONDAY, January 18th; 1858. - .
Paeeenger Trains leave Reading daily, (eicept Sun.
data at 10.10 A. M., connecting with up anddowu Morn
-Ing Trains on the Reading Railroad, and arriving it
Harrisburg by 12.50 noon, in time to connect with Tmina
for Pittaburg,lancester, Chambersburg, Trevorton and
linergrove. 1
+, ItETUß.sll2:o,leave tfarrieburg. at 2.45 P. M. (titter ar:
'lyili of Tmina fir th places abOve named and from Belli
. tponi,) and reach Reading at &M P. M., connecting with
Ole Pottsville and Philidalphia Trans passing Reading
the same atoning.
Between Reading and Haralsburg, 0.80 and $1.30
" " " Lebanon, 85 " , 70
" Lebanon and llarrisbng, 75 " • 60 ,
passengers will procure their tleketebeforethe
Trains start. O. A. NICOLLS, Gen.
Jan. 30, '5B Noy. '57 48.1 0.7
a4 - K LIVERPOOL, PHILADELPHIA Ait
AND NEW YORK SCREW
-11414 " 1 7" STEAMSHIP CO.
T"
Hplendid Steamships forining
the abovap no will sail from New YORK , as fol-
. . .
CITY OP BALTIMORE, Capt. Leitch, 3lay =h.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wylle,June 3d.
KANGAROO, Capt. Jellrey;Jurie 17th.
and every alternate Thursday.
From LIVERPOOL every alternate Wedne►day:
Fare from New York, Cabin $75, Tbkrd Class CUL
44 44 Liverpool. Cabin $lO5, $B5 d 75; Th'd Clas► $l5.
maims TICK ETS available for, six Months by any
Steamer of the Line.
Cabin, sL4o,—Third Elias, $7O.
these Steamers are supplied with improved Water
tight cow partmenta.and carry experienced Surgeonet
Pereons about proceeding to Europe, or wishing to
send for their friends from the old country, can purchase
Tickets and obtain all Information by applying to .7. 0.
Dale, 13 Broadway, N. 14 Sabel A C0r11a,177 Broadway,
N. Y., to T. H..RICHARDS, Slhaarsvine,
and to DIEHARD EDWARD/, Pottsville.
Passage Certificate* Brat Class Sailing Packets be
.tween .New York and L iverpool, also Drafts sold by the
above. [May 8, '5B lit•ly
an LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1
12 1 wn ge !
ON B a l: n a d 2st a b i t t e h r
p WEDN ESDAY, -
,Trains of the Lehigh
Valley d will run as foler .w
TAILTO Mauch Chunk !, at 7.15 A. M.,and 12.30 I'. DI
" 'Lehighton . 7.27 " 12.42 "
" Lehigh Gap 7.49 " . 1.09 "
" Slatington 7.65 " 1.16 1 "
" Laary's '9.16 " 1.36 "
: White flail Eu 2. I. 1.42 . "
" Catasauqua 8.33 " • 1.54 i. 4
" Allentown . 8.44 " 2.05 --,"
" Bethlehem 9.00 " 220 "
" Freemansburg 9.10 " , 2.30 "
Arrive Easton 9.40 " • 2.65 "
Up Trains.
Leave Easton at 11.25 A. 31.,and 4.40 P. M
" Freemensburg 12.00 . " 5.07 "
• " Bethlehem 12.10 P. M., 5.17 "
" Allentown 12.25 " 6.24 ...
. . .
" Catamounts 12.36 "' -5.44 "
" White hall - 12.48 " • 5.56 "
" Laury's 12.54 ' " 6.03 "
" rilatington . ' 1.15 ," , 6.24 " ,
" 'Lehigh Cap 1.9.8 " 6.30 "
" Lehighton )48 " 6.52 .. "
:Arriver Mauch Chunk 2.00 a 7 05"
' AR-The above Trains will convect with the Morning
and Afternoon Trains to and from New York and Phila
delphia. The Beaver Meadow Train will leave Mauch
Chunk for Wilkesbarre,_ Hazleton. White Haven r 'Ac.,
!nportthe arrival of the 2 P. M. Train,
ROBERT H. SAYRE'. Bapt. if Ev.
'August 9, 57 32.] 44-
ROUTE TO
Elmira, Du rlingiois, '
Buffalo, - Montreal,
Chicago, Eq. Paul's, .
Bock Island, Dane.
I. lagara Fab, DWI/GRA and
Mltwinkle, Bt. LOUIS.
IPAisvgass Tunis will leave the Philadelphia and Ras'
ding Rath oad Depot, corner Broad and Vine its., daily,
(Sundays excepted.) as follows:
Tao 4Ln...bay Expire... for Mara, Niagara Tails,'
Buffalo, Detrit., Chlosto. Mllwaukie, - Nock
Isiand, Galena, St. Paul's, Burlington and
, St. Louis. ' - - ~.
3.30 IF.lll...Night Express, for Elnaira.Ntagars Pills,
Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, DI ilwaukle, Bock
Island. Galena, St. Paul's, Burlington and
St. Louis. . [
The 1.30 A. N. Train canned ;at Reading with the
Train for Harrisburg and all stations on the LEBANON
VALLEY UAILROAD; and at Rupert (r Wilitesbarre,
Pittston, Scranton, and 411 stations on the LACOWAN
NA and BLOOMBIIHRG'ItAILROA D. i i '
lieflekets good till used.llll
Baggage checked to Elmira, BuffAlti sod Stopehrhrit
Bridge. , •
Williamsport"
Wilkestarre, . -
Pittston, -
Scranton, -
Elmira, - ,• - - - •
Canandaigua. .'- 'N • . • • • • 800
Genera, sta. Gorham, • - • , • -8 00
Rochester,. • • •• 8 60
Niacin* Fails, • I • - - •• 10 00
Buffalo, •i • - •10 00
Erie, 10 60
Cleveland, via. Few York and Brio, - ,•13 00
via. Niagara Pai1..13 00
Toledo, via. New York and Erie, -, • •18 25
Columbus, • ' • - •, - ••16 50
Cincinnati, New York and Erie,-
,- I _ • 19 00
" via Niagara . 110 00
Indianapolis', via New York and Erie, , • = 21'00
Detroit, via Niagara Falls, - rr•- 18 50
Chicago, via Great NT•esterri Railway, • ; .22 00
via Lake Shore Railroad, . . 22 00
Rork Island, lie Niagara rails. • • - .27 00
"
vial fke Shore Ralltoad, - 00'
-Duriington,• - • 28 00
lowa City, - • - - - 1 • - F 29
St. Leafy, via Chicago, • " - • •29 00
" via Indianapolis, • • ' 29 00
Dunleith, ' 27 80
St. Poore, - - . . C -25 40
Ticket', can be procured at the Philadelphia and Elmi
ra Railroad Courpany'll Ticket Office. Pi. W. cotter Sixth
and Chesnut streets, and at the Passenger Depot, corner
or Broad And Vine. _ .
rill
rf.
30 16
22 11
18 9
14 , f
2-
*a!,t4
1 WI 1 35
1 40, 1 35
101 35 1
to 135
1 45 `.35
1140 t 35
I 40.110
135 1
120
120
120
120
120
120
z , 1 It EPORTS - Of. the 'English House of,
_common. on the working of Coal MIDOP, and the!
10 1 causes of aecidentsln lbe same, illustrated with nu
-10 magus drawings, alvery valuable and mauve work, let,
10 24, and 24 Reports Car male at the Boaltsl ore of the Hub
-10 scriber.l B. BAISNAN,
00 - • Potisillie, Starch 15, WI - • 1
00
0,
00
1 4 : E ir, Feel. I
TRAVELING.
Vide Se
Down Trains.
tolber 31, '67
PASSENCER LINES.,
PaUsdelphla and Rending Rodbrosul
QUICKEST
Rates oT Fire. t
Through Expires Freight Train 1011701 the Depot s at
broad street, below Vlne„'dally, (Sundays excepted,) for
all points West and North. at ti P. 3L
Freights most be delivered before 3 P. IL, to injure
their going the same day.
Freights are forwirded with greater despatch and low
er rates than by any hue from this city go the Wild and
Northviest. For further intbrmation apply to ,
ALGER O RUONL,
• Through Freight Depot, Bwiad at.,below
Or to CHAS. S. TA FI'LN. General Amanit.
N. W. corner Sixth and Cheidint sta.. Philad*a.
O. A. NICOLI.S,
General Superintendent-Philadelphia A Beading It. R.
A. FONDA,
General Superintendent Catanissa, W. it Z. R. R.
. J. A. RKDVIELD,
General Supt. Wilihnuiport Elmira:lL IL
Slay 8, '6B • .
. ' • LIFE INSURANCE; ; • 1
HE Girard Life Insurante,
_Annuityl l
and Trust Company of Philadelphia . Offiee.Zi ,
1 ' Chesnut street, the first door East of the Cu '
Hones.
CAPITAL S3OO,OOO—CHARTI:R PERPETUAL.
continue to make I usurances!on liras cin the most Iltv.
ableterms. I I
The capital Laing paid up and Invest
together witi
Alsip, and constantly increasing reser ved fund, °dads
• perfect wcurity to the insurk. E . 1
The premiums may be paid yearly, hall yearly et
quarterly. I
The company add a Boars periodically to the 113/10 rut
eel farlife, The dna Bonus, appropriated in Decembeti
184$. and the second Bonus In Decembir, 1649; amount
to an addition of $262 60 to every $l,OOO tnsnred undol
the oldest policies, malililgt 51.202 60 which will be paid
when It shall become a eLsitn, Instead of sl.oooort,l.lnl,
allyituntred;the nextoldest, amount t 041,237 50; thenest
tn agejto $1.212 60 for every' $1,000: the others In tini
yams proportion wording to the &Mount and time of
.standing, which additions make an ivmace of moretiMa
60 per cent. upon the premiums paid,' w ithout lemma*
lug the annual premium. I i
MOCA931111: i I
'MMUS Ridgway, ' John A. Brown, , 1
Anton Davis. • , to:Danner. ':1
John Jay - Smith , Frt4evicit Brown,
OUR BINIT i
AI 1 . - -. Robert Piano% ' • , 'George Taber, .
cope
kinds of -Him. ARMS invade . Joseph rola*, , ..4
,Johp IL Latimer, ' -
, Thomas P. James WhUrten Lewis,
to order. CHEAP, and warranted.: Tools and Small . Joseph I'. Balleg.' ',. R. R. Slack. -
we nery repaired by George Itelsolko '
, Phaisiphlefseontalnine table of raterand explamttlons.
lila " stm4ll4Beille,° Pr' sile SInlille " 1 MOrriil MO "' oem ofapplication and further Inforitatk. can be hid.
November 21.'57 47 -v
. at the i:dien." THOMAS RlDGWAY:Proldenti ,
110:11,A RUBBER DOOR MATB. = 1
-
Qr. The sub - I:cribs? isag nt for the abo;e CANspftn i '
ITH i $ L. a. new and capital article for, Schuylitill'COuntr. an; Will effect Jointrances, - and
in
front doors. Illonsekeepers, call and see them— , the all nerentafy Information on the' &Weft.
.a.at received and formic at 11. DAN IC AN'S. I A prilo, 18:03. 16-1 e ' ' I/ LUNN aNi.
. ,
REPORTS ON MINES.
PLUMBING.
PLUMBIIIIO-41fp CAS - PITT INC
litantlihrnent.
:ram SQUARE Porrsrius, P.A.
- The undersigned respectfully
Informs the citizens of Potter
and skinny. that having
-chased the Plumbiou
Es
isk_eca
ion and attached it to his
Jrithegflesinersorill berr
r carry on both branches,
hopes!, by strict attention
nssiness—keerdng always on
d a large and well selected
tonnploying compeie of
men, and doing work at
/t pagprteu—torn i
re a portion of the public
ironage.
Ills stock wlll consist of Wa
n. Closets., Iron. Copper and
wed Dab Tubs, Porcelain and
tipper Wash Basins, Iron and
PIIIMBrass Cocks for
int m and Leather Hose for pave
ments, Branch Pipe and Couplings for pavements. Iron
and Lend Pipe of all sizes, Gas-Fixtures of every kind.
embracing a WI assortment of Chandeliers. Pendants,
Brackets , Ac., key Ac.., manufactured of the bird quality
of materials, and of the latest and moat approved pat
terns. , a DANIEL D. mortarmr.
April 11, 'l.B
sar46entisatimitt in tamer type teian salmi var be
chard 50per ant. advaneeE'on oar repeat ratts.
OILS! OILS!! OILS!!!
HODGSON & KEAN,
Nos, sa' 5 S. 03barStii,
General Coniraission Xerehants, and Dealers in
WHALE AND SPERM OIL FOR MINING
AND MECHANICAL PURPOSES.
5ept.22,'67 38411'
Wire Rope Works of
JOHN A. ROKBLING.
' Trenton, Nsw Jersey.
•
/ark lanes assortment of Wire Rope constantly on
band. Orders Oiled with despatch. For size, strength,
and coat, see circular. [Feb.27, s '4B
ALEXANDER'KERR,.
IMPORTER. AEI! WHOLESALE DEALsost
44 8Att "
IN
N.. 134 South Wkarves t
PHILADELPHIA. -
Asbton's Fine, LlTerrol 0 round,Turks Island, A shion's
and Star Mills Palm asaorted vises, resistantly on band ,
and air ale lo lots to snit the trade.
N. B.=OrderssolititaL Pdarchl3, '6B 116nt i • -
-BED
1. W. POMEROY & CO.,
DZAISIIS Ia
OIL, SOAP, CANDLES; ^O.
N°- 12 South Water street., below
Market. Phibdelphia.
Bpmm, Lard. Elephant, Whale, Tannereaad; elaeldnery
• I 011, Sperm and. Adamantine Candi s, '
Samuel T. Sills?,
Plilladelehla, Januar); 6, '5B _ _
'JOHN A. mOpma,
Oil and Commission AterOhara,
AND DEALER IN 1
MINERS' SUPPLIE S,
Na. 104 6. Water street, Plalladalpkla,
Was constantly on haat,
Sperm. Lard. Solar, Elepliant, Blearblll and Racked
%V bale 011 a, Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
, Burning and 0 remind 011, ex preps)) ,
fur Miners' use, Wire Rope,
Slope Chains,
plaid! orPowder, Safety Lamps,
Dom and Leather Belting, Fusee, Wiekl
April 3, '5B ,
Schuylkill Fire and IV
INSURANCE COMP '
Oi Pottisvilia.
Office in flillynuar's Building. ildshantongo st.
2 doors above Centre st., Pottsville,lPa.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED BY LAW,
• - 0200.000.
'CHARTER-PERPETUAL.
' This Company obtained its Charter at the last Session
of the Laub , lain eof Pennsylvania, and 'anew fully Or
ganlied and prepared to issue Policies, at liberal rates,
on Fire and inland risks.,on Public and Priira to Build
ings... Furniture. Stocks of Gouda and Merehandize of ail
kinds.
Also on Coal Breakers and Machinery. Inland 'lnsu
rance on Canal Boats and Barges, by Canals and Rivers;
also on Cargoes of Coal to Philadelphia, New York. Bab:
thnore. Ac. This Company guarantees to adjtist all !owes
promptly. and thereby hope to merit the iatronage of
the public.
WILLIAM MITRTIMER..Ir.
,JACOB lIU:YSZINUER, Jr
-0 ROME LAUER,
EN=
ROBERT 31. PALMER,
8.
W. P. 8311T11. Secretary a
Pottryille. January 1.:58
INSURANCE.
CHARTER PZILI'LTVIIi&
ItAI v,i(ORPORATCI , IN 46450.
TRE STATE F AND !NE INSURANCE
Company of PCIII2II. }
OFFICE -92 Market Street; Harris..
burg, Pa. Capital 380;00.0 dollnrx.!
nsure all the safer classes of property against Loss by
Fire, perils of Inland Navigation and Transportation.
.• JOHN P. RUTHERFORD. rresidept. 1 ..,
R. WARD, Secretary. , ' L. MORTON, VII% President.
IRENJ. DANNAN has been appointed Agent for this
Company In Schuylkill county,and Ic prep.ired to insure
all Mods of property at the lowest rates with regard to
security. The rates can be ascertained at hls Itooketore,
Pottsville.
DANNAN is also Agent fur LIFE as will no FIRE
Insurance. [Dec. a. '47 49-
MINERS' LIFE INSURANCE AND puma co.,
Pottsville, Penne. ,!
CA PITALSIOO,OOO-011.4.11TE1t PEPPETUA L.
HIS Company, 'chartered by the
Legislaturonf Pennsylvania, withe ;Oita! of One
I *Eldred Thousand Dollars. is now folly organised. and
has commenced business. The Company is prepared to
receive moneys and other property in truft,
and allow
intaiest on all moneys deposited In trust. et the rate of
dye per cent. per annum; principal and interest payable
on demand. For rates of Premium on LIP Insurance,
see the printed Tables supplied at the office of the Corn
pany, Centre street, Pottsville. three doors south of the
Exchange Hotel, = JACOB HUNTEINOSILP.; Pro%
WELLINGToa Ktage, Secretary and Treasurer.
April I, '581 3 tf
_ ____.
— ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPANY —
.
Authorized Cagnltal t 8400000. •
PHARTER PERPETUAL Office,
kJ No. 91 Walnut street, between Third and Fourth
streets, Philadelphia. This Company will Inoue against
loss or damage by Fire. Buildings; Furniture, sod Mer
chandise generally. Alm Mouse lasnaaa s, on Vessels.
Cargoes and Freights., Letsro Desuzexcx all parts of
the Union. DIZZOTOILS :
D. Luther, Thole Pierson,
Lewis Audenrlad, Joseph MaXtleld,
Peter Neer,. Dr. Geo. N4Eckert,
. John K. tilscklston, D. Hammett,
Samuel H. Bothermel, Win. V. Dean.
D. LUTHEL, President. .
Wa.?. Dieus,-rice Pres ident.
W. M. Smith, Neerdary.
/Yr P. D. Looms has been appointed agent for the
shove Copipany in Schuylkill county, to whom persons
desiring Insurance ran apply.
. .Janzary 1, '57 I • 1.
. . •
• INDEMNITY. ,
rireets,parHE Franklin Fire Insur a nce COM'
a
nor f
r o Phila
street, delphia. OMee, No, (63,34 Chesnut
nea Fifth
rmr•scress: .
Charles N. Daneker, George 4, . Richards,.
Thomas ;fart, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe R. Doris,
Samuel Grant, ' David S. Brown,
Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson.
Continue to make Insurance. permanent or limited on'
every description of property, in town ad country, at
it,
rates as low as are consistent with secur it y.
The Company have reserved is large co ingent Fund,
which, wits' their Capital and Premiums, Idly invested,
afford ample protection to the insured. Mince their in:
corporation, a period of 18 years,tbey hare paid upwards
of owe , nillym, lion Atordred thousand doilars, !owes by
ere, thereby affording evidence of the adjantages of la
sumac*, as well as the ability and disposition to meet
with promptness, all liabilities.
CIIAS. N.ILIAIWICEit, President.
Cuss. 0. BAN6IO, Secretary.
The subscriber bitbeen appointed agent for the above
. mentioned institutiresiand is now prepared to make in
sumacs, on every description of propertjt. at the lowest
gates. - ' ANDREW RUffSitL, Agent. -
Pntt /mills. Jan. 11. 1848 ~' I ' 241
-- - -k i
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- •
5 0 4
00
50
• 4 75
- 500
Aurnorattagn CAPITA t.--£2,000;000, or $10,000,000.1
Paid up Capital. Surplus, and heserted FUnds, !
- 84 000 ? 000. ' •
Nearly 000,1100 invested In this eountl7.
• Liability of the shareholders unlimited.
, The Income of this Company In New/ York, $w"1857,1
was upwards of $600,000.
The undersigned having been appolntrad agents of the;
above Company, are prepared to receive applicatkma ford
Ineiwanee against Fire, on every desmiption of build.;
Inge and property, inet tiding coal breakers and the 'true.'
turret connected with Collieries. .All those partici re.
quiri rot insurance are respectfully Invited to tall at the
office whore particulars will be given. together-with the
Company's circular, and detailed statement of the Con
dition of this well known and thorpugbiy reliablicorpo.
ration.
In awe the amount of Insuranee deslied eareeda the,
nibs of the Liverpool and London; the ttndereigned
authorised to obtain it In other reliable pompan ito.
• Reference Is permitted to bo made to the following
&Airmen: ,
John Tucker, , John Rhippen..E..
James Dundas Eaq., Wee. W. Snyder, eq.„
John R: White. Esq., Hon. Janie; H. CAnihel
HORACE P. 8311111 and HENRI' POOLE. .4,lente,
At OMee of IL W. Poole, Engineer, Centre at., Pettsvillo
Jan. 30,18 • kir
arine
Pliectors s
. 11. ARAM,!
. JOHN D. DELBERT,
JOHN HENDU ICH S,
D. 0. YLIENG4ISII.
H. TIM UNTZING ER,
GEORG E HEIM
M. ICHPN KR. rresident
Intl General Agent.
1
•
IMISCELAAH NEOUS.
riaimvgur
AriY'PIIIN.G Ili
I,),(7Be,—PATT O WN'S USILPETIOStiAP—toiebs , • ,
bands, rough Wein, pthiplete or other eruptions o , •
tee 4 or the beads of children: Alm, a superior artleis
soap for remorlogesse tram woolen or other goods, . d
essiter wasbing pain ts .' mils at the factory in • •
crest above /tar t. , ' Oarlike, kap
•
t ,
ethilied •
rI.
Xll
I • • et
•
WOOD'S IROkORNAMERTS.
THE subscriber is authoriz© to'
,esies orders 6e alt kind" of Iron Tases,gette
Chairs, Brackets, Points, hel'./ke., manufactured Wo
* late MOM? Wogs, Ridge Avenue, Pldisd
phis, and will furnish theta at their p
-riapooly added. k book al specimens can he seen
itor, store, together with the prices of the diffsrent
lIENJ:BANNAN
I ' DRAFTS ON EUROPE.
A.;'BELL & SON'S ' DRAFTS
',Obi Quaker Bonk at John — it Irstwant Corder,
of Loisdott, and on the' Belfast BaikfaS Co. of .
land, always for Sete, in anent from .C 1 Op to f... 500, by t
atikaiber, at kb Books**, Potanltis.. 'These de
hare nothing to do with this Papas - ask Mak, and t
is conakterad the Watt *nisei in this country an d
Europe. .' I_ .BpN.l, HANNAN
CHOICE HOUSE OLD ARTICLES'
Plt.W
KAPIE . RE RIGERATOR, t e'
beet and meet eeinvierte s;rtlete tit the kind. ,
et Coolers, for °Oleos sad prim dwellings.
Water Titterers.: - - !,• , - • - ...
Cense Covers for Mesita, !titterer - Fralt.,diderent sizes.
Patent lee Cream l'reesinwill mate-lee Cream In'
fire minutes. '' • ! • • 4• • ,
Wire-Bird Cages, 104 de for sale by .
;• ' li. 11ANNArr.
REMOVAL OFPOTTERY. '
THE subscriber•has ••einoyed
rtrrrstrr from bet Ween Marked and Morava
meets, to Second street. Ite the boroigb of Pottsvi
near C. F. Kopitseh's Soap kod Candle,,Paitory:whe
will be happ V a it ris troish his friends and the paddle
all Mods of • Warts Drain PION Chimney P 1
of whl is dlitormlned -to mauu6clo •
ttee vary lowest rates, to salt the times. - -r•
• I • 'WILLIAM BERN •
;Aprill7,'th ' • 4 . . 164 m
•
VFARMIERB;I TRUcKmEti, A
HE subscriber:has made arra!),
ments for furnishing Ilse *Mewing Fertilisers at ,
manufacturers pirlees,larriege > only added, at his *••''
Tetablishment In Pottsville . ,
pest Pecurian Guano, • by the Ton or •
;Pacific Ocean Guano ' I do' . , do • 1
' pcdumblan do _
_l. 1 . * do •-do - 1
Super Phosphate of Lime,. •do or Barr
;Bone Sawinp, •r 1 . do do
, Bone Dust,l do -do '
Land Plaster, - . I . :A- - . do -' do
Pondrette. 'AO rdo
Lames Tertlllser,l 1 . . do -do
.
The Peruvian Guano Is obtaineefkun the Peru
Orernment Agent, fir Whom we are Agent—and
o ber articles trim the most. approved Honk% so
we can warrant them to be what , they are ropreeen
so . • ,
. ,
SORG111:151—or CHINESE SINYAIt CANE SEED I
HY the Poked. Quail, Peek or Bushel, together
seting's Pamphlet pointing ont the mode of mil
Hog It, and making sugar an molssaes, price 10 '
sleepy. or for b postage stamps a copy wilt The soot'
bp mail. Also Clover and Timothy deed, Orchard
Seed, - together with Garden Seeds of all dexrlit
Irma Trees, At., Ae., all of *bleb are furnished
11E3611 or lame quantities, at: E. HANNAN'S
' March 6.'08 40. • Shed Sere; Pollard
. . ,
SUBSCRIPTIONLBOOKS.
- U
•
THE following books are. publiii
' by suherriptkui only, and will be tarnished ail
Pp T HE
prices by the subscriber, who has.reee
the Agency for Pottsville. and- vicinity.
. NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA.
Edited by Goos ga Ripley and Chas. A. Dana. I T
ct o mpteted in 15 vointues, royal octavo, at vl per vo
co m .
$ 3 $ O . 19 011 1; $4, hairmoroeco: $1 . 50. half.'
- ala, aura . A volume will be issued every 3 Gra coo
i r BENTON' . B A_ 11111 . 110 M G E R N Ess. T OA .DEBATEE IN co ,
i • Price, $3, ituclOth; $3 bd, Law Sheep. ;
! ' BUNTON'S TIIIRTY YEARS' VIEW. • I
Two volumes. :$5.1. in aotb ; $ 6, library style. -
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE. .
,
AnDm'Otis to Webster. !Edited by Arilik Moore. ' P
Er, In cloth; $O, library style . .
I LIF E . , .
DR. F.LDEIVBI CA DR. BANE.
This work Is equal inlinterest to-Dr.' Bane ' s eeleb
This
"Arctic Explorations.'''inti all those who porch's.
obpy of his great work, !wilt mint a copy of his LI
Price, $1 50, in clot , ,
Them Rooks can on l y be had by Potbaerlptlon
specimens of the w rk Can be seen and examined .
subscribing, so that prison* know what they are Putt
bing to. We take bla occasion to remark hem,
theme works.cannot be bbiainedt trim any of this , h
sellers, except when they are appbinted Aftents t
calve aubacriptkine.i l' I,IEIO. BANNAN
went for D. .Appteton of Qv. and Childs et Filers.
i ... Tubyahers, Philadell
Pottsville. Maly 1
PAINTING, &C.
NEW STYLES WINDOW SHADE " . 1
utsT reeeive4 - a large land eleg..nt hal-
fiaortment of Wlnclhw Shades. hew ana Leautiftd de
tdanoLincludln a bold tiordered.Oirel, Landscape ant
tat, Gothic ie., Ac.,eb(inper than elver.
• 1
•II . • I :ALSO I , -,-
fie-itred."olnzett nn.l Platn Pipetifilinden, of every dei
^- ... . . ,
dppositl
4Aption
n 5 t te: .2. 24 4 -
t;
Pottsville, April 10, r •
• REDU ED PR CES.
i Wza.l.l No rkiar , LCria..orars. -
i S HE subseri er has !it large lot or
. ..
r very choke Pa terns fit' i . -
r x
A I Paper, suitable tr Halls, il .... - - ----. --.
Parlors. Pinin. , Iteom Chain- 1- ; 111 PUN
tiers and Public ' Euildings. which • !;.•",. *id
he. will sell at greatly! mini:ed. o. ea
a
arieeet. The Stock emliraees the•• ! , i , ...' •
latest and mnat'esteeni Patterrii9 Pamir as cheap
cants a Nem. • • , .
[ iNnw lathe time ter mains. for Paper Hanging,
Hooka at ; . • II 'B. BANNANI
I: Cheap Wholeeak a Retail Piper and Bank Ste
1 la-PAPER llAliOtiktB SUPPLIED VERY C ll.
j ".:letobis. 3lst, '57 . ~
',lt' "' .. 0 :3 : i
._.. 1 ...., -.....)•
- 1 3i 1
and
I • AP.
---: • 11 . •
MUDEY & BOWEN,
ilonae & Elgralalntera: Piper Harp
I, era, , • , •
jiAvE renered Ne,' Styles Plain
• • and. Deroilst I e WALL 1
41'LltS. 00 LW wis DOW 1 , PAPE' !_-_-_'
iiIIADES, BORDERS, pm. , •. a re* gs
F ••• .. 20 , - f:'
, These wishing! a handsome a... '-
I"sirler.Paper Fhoold site our ••is • 0 .... .
Imprisled Gold! Papers.
They are xzw DilllC,lo. and hes% a better effect than
'those generally mrinuractured. 1 ,
Pure White Lead. French] Cip or ed, Enameled,
1 and American' gees, , :Teich and American
1, Oils, Varnishes, te.' Window Glarstotc.
i Centre Street, Agteititle, 2 doors abore Americas 1 toe Ne.
: April 10, '6B ; 1 . 154 f ,
LEGAL:CARDS.
QEORGE• HiIJGHAWO
•
Attorney at Law,
.111.'67 61-Iy*.j - • SegANTON, PA.
TORN r tiOBART, Attorneyl. at'
ty. Law, Pottsville, 4tleo opposite the Nmerlesu ll oas.
October 31,'57 j 4447
T W. RiYAEBERRY, Attorney at
it • Law. Oftlee—corner of Market and 2nd s h eets,
Pottsville.
t Aulltult 'SO a -
•
MY .ER StROUSE, Attorney at Law.
Once—Centre '
street, opposite the Town Bail,
ille. [Febioary 9,16
irIAVID B GREEN,Attorney atLaw,
POttaTUlti,rp. iOmcelnMarketstreet,oppoettethe
Poet Office. ; July 14,'56
1 - 1 P. DEIVES, Attorney
.at taw.
MICR-OMM door i above Mortimees 'Hotel
titre street. Pottsville, Pa. [Dee. 5,17 49-
rrtiomAs R. BANNAN, Attornoy a
Law. Mlles in Centre Street,opposltethe Wimps
Oburch,Pottsville,Pinna. • LN0v.20.'56 42-ly
TORN 'C. CONRAD, Jr., Jus*e tof
the Peace and Con-reyancer—shire opposite Poit
Odle*, Broad at.; Tithaqua, Po. [May 2, '57 XB. -
CLEMENT S. FOSTER , Justice of
the Peace, Minereville—tolleetlonelted'agea Co
lilted and attended to carefully, (Tab. =,.!fra btf
,
o the
3 a l basin ss en-
ire. [ll3lB •lye
Magis
Coaveys .or. Office 1
St.. Pottsville, next door to Post Office. Aug. 15, /
4T OHN
Peace. Fr
trusted to hh
AP. SPINNEY, Attorney at Law,
. As%land,
i tnylk . lit county,. Pa., wlll set as
agent in the patch - and sale of Beal 'Estate. col action
or rents, An. • 1 [Ashland, May 21-1
CHRISTOtHER. LITTLE,
ney at Law, !on-1 . 04e. EthuiltUl county.
Oanca—lo Nabs Mango street, corner of Esc.'
April 11, '5 I I -e 15-1
GEORGE 108. KEIbI, Attorniy
elness
at
Law.:Pothiallie,Pentia.,wiflatteridtalegal
In Schuylkill con ''ty and elsewhere. I Mice In Centro
street,nearly utipo.lte the 'Miners' Bank. . r • 27-
.130. : (CONRAD. T. p
JENDR KS & SHINDE
torpor's at 4" ; TAMAQUA, Pa. Marto.
at together to the practice of the Law, all prof
boldness la Beliall,klll and adjoining nahmUes .1
to their are will racelie prompt attention.
May 20,18 jnj • .1
'PHItiADELPHIA
• HENY W. OVERMAN.
VO 14, 1 ( ld,No. 6,) SOuth T 1 .
t
11 ireet, Nilo nartit. Phtedelpills.
Le ther Dealer.
Calf Riling, 310riccolieLinlaint, Bindings, Bed . d Oak
Sole Leather, ete. atirN. IL—Rough Leather, ught or
taken In exebangr, ,-, [Feh.t.l, '6B. 1.1- y
00iirS'
M& CLOTNINC.'
rt HE SUBS, CRIIIIIR, would re
frati I ufbrin their nutnevol tts elt and e. •
ill chullkOl enmity, that their 'mart:Dent qt.'
tor Young Oentleinen la mull; larger than ei
they are disposed to aelltheap. Personally ing t
lane*, have the privilege of exehanghlz elothti
chased at this at° re,if they do not ault •
'i .Y. A: 110 YT h. DR(YritEit,
272 Chestnut St, eornavotTent kt, Piallada.
April 25.'5S .I - . 4 : - . _I 174 y.
i c •LILLIE'S
. . .
'Patent ClOllleil Iron ;Fire -and!nurglar
.1 Proor'kefes, ' - I
. TITU CIXIIINVIION !ILIUM= LOCIII. '
r riIIESE ; S AFES are in geiinral use,
1 -• and render +ntireeaflrtietion. They are Me may
•Sofus made peep/lain/tut Fill aid. Dnrptdes, combined/
.
. E.smples enn:tio Men at 3fesarit. Passitt A Qt.'s. Market
street; Tridter & t.e.'4, VronVetreet; and 1..4(4, 34 North
Water street. Philadelphia. pall and examine for po or.
selves and we ell trust-the r 0
alt with your own adg-.
meet. • , .- . . ••'••• - ,W.EI It
`ie. 3-I N. ater street, Philadelphia. '
13.eontr ,
.7
Maivo4",
TO FOONDRYIIIEN, Mataiglibrs a OTHERS.
PURTES, N. E. cortier..Soith
• ' • and Penn ,
n sbes Ingot eopperend brass, pig Iron,
sheets rlsolderp.ensbrielm.Portablefor
ges,spelte lin,lendicrundry mould.
lags. tad mt. ,erudbles, antlefpny, babbitt metal; sand
of all kinds, hems, old copper. se., te. lie Is also a deal
.er-in wrought and east arnm iron and other metals. l
is his desire to arromModale msehinhilsend other, at a
Matinee Irene this ...My, by furnishing any made they
may want luAheir business. Articles not mentioned In
the above will belproetred and forward. d., Any iwilltry
In the above linel wilt be promptly answered. •
' 1 I A:PlattES,
iN. B. corner South and Penn streets.
February 11,19 • . 7-ly .
PHILADELPHIA.
OIL, PAPER, AID. RAG meanings,
•E. D. WOODRUFF, JR., 1 CO.,
INTO. 0 North Front street, PIiILA
DITIPHIA.
lukr A gyring Siena 011, Winter Elephant A boleroll,
OIL
Li n and Tanners * , OLI, Winter Reho'd Whale,
bilners'oll, resting Oil, (km prke,
Betin 4 rl Vegetable IPalat 011, ear use.)
- . IMPROVED MACEUNERY OrE,
lied, expressly for lubricating machinery, ass substitute
ter Spann Oil, recononeseed by Engineers of era.
nence as being SOPealOu to any before introduce&
April 51., ! Mir
A. 14. SMITH & SON,
• DOTS, SHOES, uing ri
11Q1 , S AND TRUNKS,
_Ajar every deseriptlon,wholenle and retail, at prices
• -....--..; „
td SUIT - ALL, can be tbund at
:_.!"-m-cu'_ their New Soot and Oboe stare,
~:„, \ir,r 4 lc°. 344 x.'sergna $l., 1.
A few door* below the Black
llneellotel, 1111 - LADELPRIA4
1.
I 1. .
liiirWd t ry to Place. and eoll oirop.iii4
NOTICi• TO CoVTIIIIT Muscrarirs:--Constantly on ban d.
a large assortment of Men's and Boys' Boots,ffaiten trod
Beacons, coarse and One: also..Wornea'a and Nines' Lace
'Awns. Gaiters, Flippers. to, le., Sc., and a srell.seieeted
stock of Teethe and Children's wear generally.
darWe would respectfully Invite you to nil and sr.
swine for youraehas.
~. N.B.—TRUMP manulketured and for sale wholesale
li
and retail, at 0.134 . 1 North Becond alreet.
April 3, '5B I 14-3 m
bi t
DRY COQDBI • .
N 0.13 Newest second street, Ph, .
K E . l,l :t EJ oi lw . '
n ß lin ,
a inv .
m h .n e t.
of &wing and &trainer Dry Goods, t i ns •of
Black Silks,
& ,
-I Stella sbawls. . 61 ,
Nous Larne, Mantillas, , Tielklnge,
Chilli de do I Parasols, . . Counterpanes,
,Crnrellas,. • ! Lawns, , : Damas ks,
Dunk, • j• Brilliants, • Table Corers,
Layettes, I C h inless. ' Napkins, Sc., Sc.
; ALSO,
YEN'S AND Bon s WEAR, LT GPBAT PAR/ATI".
The above good" basics been bouglff during the late
pink for cue, eeables us to offer them a% a
dtoffo
ton on. former Prices; No goods miepreee
ales, and no saammocre is ?area. _
I • ~. IiKLLNY k BROWN,
N 0.13 N. tiniord •
street, above Market, Philadelphia.
• ' Aprlll7, '5B 16.3ne •
• FFER MARL Y.
CHEAP WATCHES JEFWEIRT—
Whaol to esale and retail=-at the"rhils
/p Watch k Jewelry StoraX No.
14* (Old No. 06) North Second mt.. corner of Quarry, Phila.
Cold larer WalcAesktuti Jeaselled, IS carat caw, $2B 00„
Gold Lepini, 18 caret.- • - . -2 4 0 0
Silver Lever, full Jewelled, • - 12 00
Silver Lapin.. jewels,
SoperiorQuartisrs, -• • „- - .00
OoldBpertaeles,, l • • • • • 00
Fine Silver do- .I - •• • • • 160
Gold Bracelet*, - -• 8 00
Ladies' Hold Pencils, - • - 100
Sliver Tea-spoons, set, '• - • • - 6.00
Gold Pens, with Pencil. and Silver folder.' - 100
Gold Fingerrings.32s4 cents to $80: Watch Glasses,
plain, 1214 cent"; patent, IE4I oents; Lunet, 25 cents;
other artifies inlproportlon. Alf goods warranted to be
what they are sold for. STAUFFER it 11A R LYS.
hand.ioineGold and Sliver Levers and Lep1114)1,
still lower thantho above prices.
October 3.1857.
'IMPOR DISCOVERY
requiredpossessing mai_
sites. and applicable to Dwellings, Factories,
!Steamboats, and any position where needed.
Jr
HE benefits' resulting by "the use of
thi s Improvement ar e — gooddraught in all kinds
e weather; a saying of fuel from t) to 2b per cresol.; a
sat-ingot three-ourths of the heat, sow wasted; a perfect
:in cans of resit/Mims ; a perfect protection against fire
from ignition with the joist; cheapness its the erection at
chimneys, not requiring halt 1 honamber of .brieks, and
saving one half the space In a room taken up by the or
dinary,chimni.
For Factori 30 to 40 feet initeight only required to
ere a powerfa draft for steam and other purpoars.
Tel EMMA. "ATI.2tT CEIIINIT anD VENTILATion Co.,
No. 318.Chean ad street, Philadelphia.
- Are now prepared to furnish this Wry valuable Improve
ment, guaranteeing It to giro satisfaction, when put up
by them, or in cOmplianee with their Instruction.
N. B.—The Cotppany desire to obtain some good agents
to take charge of the telling of this improrementin this
city and county: Yor• further information addrere the
Secretary, . II. W. SAITORI).
318 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
43.1 y
October 24,.'57
' MUS IC PUALIRIVA9 s HousE.i„ Fo
v : r
viviusic 4ILISO, No. In asannt s r t s. ree t6 t. un:
as... der tha Utah Mouse, rhiLsdelphls.are
iar- OD nstantly publishing the latest Mu•
sie,from the most popular Author:lln the United States,
In a-stNie that will vie with sny Issued at any other
house, either in this country nr Moroni,.
They have also the pleawuretosnnounce to the public
that their stock of Sheet 31usiz on hanti,consists of . the,
largest and most complete nesortrrent to be found in the,
country; they ere constantly adding totheirstock all the
New Music published In New York, Boston. ire.
They also publish several Instruction Books,whieh are
in general use I hrtiughout the country.
PIANOS—A fine assortment of the bes t man n facture!"
of New York and Boston,
at the lowest cheep prices. -;
3 USICA I, INSTRUMENTS. • .
Alao,a generslassortMent of °nitwit, Violins. Banjoes,.
Flutes, Aceordeons,&e, Violin. Guitar and Hasp Strings,
Of the best Italian qualities,.all of which will he furnish.
ed to theVubliF and the trade at the lowest rates.
Orders punctually attended to.
- t Ali Lee It Walker's Music and Publications can be
obtained at B lIANNAN'S Book and 31usic :tore. Pate.
Mile. " -, I f Philadelen I-. F..t 4.ll‘br f. t :
nENJIII . ANNA
Epineopal Chnre
• % 15-
'MORkIS, JONES & CO.,
IRON STEELIkitCHANTS,
Manlrt and Sixteenth Street:, Philadelphia,
Hare always on hand and for sale
BEST ENGLISH REFINED IRON—FuII assortments of
.'llagnalls "and Other favorite brands. BEST AMERI
CAN BARB—Ordinary sites. or rolled to order for bridge
purposes. AIe.,PENNSYLVANIA BOILER PLATE—
Promiscuous s ren,or -ut to required Mae. BOILER
ItIVETDorer brand, made in solid dies. BEST EN
GLISH CAILANLES—American and English. VLVE
A fill KET IRON.Vor covering schutea. he. AMERICAN
& SCOTCH PIO IRON. RAILROAD IRON—Trails and
gat Run sultsible for mines. turnouts. he. JUNIATA.
ENIMISII A NORWAY SLIT RODS. BOLTS, NUTS and
WASHERS—Wr bridges, ears. and machinery purposes
generally.' CAST. SHEAR. MACHINE and BLISTER
STEEL. Alan an extra quality for ta'ps and dies, The
above ; together with a full assortment of IMO. Steel,
Nail* and Spikes, to which the attention of dealers,
ralltmd companies, engineers, miners, founders and Ma,
ehinlsts is Invited. May 10, ISM 10-ly
M. W: BALDWIN it CO.,
i ENGINEERS.
Broad and Hamilton streets, l'hiladslphia ,renn a ~
WOULD call the attenion of Rail-
road Managere, and thee. inte , lleted In Railroad
Poverty, iotheir.Bysfess of Locomotive Bovine:. In which
they are edspled - the particular baldness for which
they mat be requi •, by the use of one, two, three or
r ? 4 _
four pair of drivi wheels; and the use of the whole,
or so much oft,he eight as may be desirable for adhe
sion ; and In leepmmodatiny them to thextrades, curves,
rtrength of linperstrurtion,and rail and work to be
dole. By these means the maximum useful effect of the
power brieruird with the least expense for attendance,
cost of fuel, and repairs to Road and Engine. With these
;objects in view, and as the result of twenty-three years
.praeticarexperlenee In the business by our senior part.
' . .ner, we man u act urefice different kinds of Engines, and
:sevend classes of sixes of each kind.. Particular atten
tion paid to the strength of the machine In the plan and
workmanship of ail the details. Our long experience
and otiporturdtles of obtaining informal km, enables us
to offer these engines with tit...entente that In einelen•
cy. economy and durability, they will compare favorably
with those of any other kind In use. We also furnish
to order, wheels. axles, bowling or low moor tire (to fit
centreswithOut boring.) composition eastings for bear-
Inas; every description of Copper, Sheet iron and Boiler
• Works; and,every article appertaining to the repair or
renewal of Locomotive Engines. M. W. BALDWIN
• Janriary =, '5B I.t t . MATTHEW BAIRD;
.-...— _ _ ..._ . _,__
SAVINC FUND.-.
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO..
A.LNUT STREET, South-west
INcvaVAPARBIT,IWNIVers:iNNA.
_ . .
• Money Is received In any sum, lame or small, and In
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
draws'. .
The officals open every day from 9 o'clock In the morn.
Ing till 5 o'dock in the afternoon, and on Monday sod
Thursday evenluss till 8 o'clock.
ilos. HENRY 1,. BENNRII, President.
, ROBERT 8 EA.Fiti DUE, Vice President,.
WILLIA* J. Rua, Secntlary.
' Dlrref ors I
ion. Henry L. Demmer.' F. Carroll Brewster,
'Edward E.. Carter, Joseph B. Barry,
Robert Peltild;e, I'rancla Lee,
Basal. K..Aehton, Joseph Yerkes."
0. Landreth Manna,. Henry Dltrenderfer.
Money Wretched and payments made gaily without
notice. .!
The iu reatmen to are made In REAL ESTATE MORE•
(UTES, GROUND RENTS. and ouch brat dial semi.
ties as the Charter requires) ,
February 27,
pi._ „if a.. ..... _:S
sons4antly on hand, of various Riser, for driving
thrashing Markin..., !taw and other Mills. Cal ihtakenke
Screens and Ore Washers; Also, An. sha ft ing for CoaTo .
holiting. pumping. *e.
xi r-Eng I n e i made without wheels when required.
• - - - - -
.7011/3.44.3t—A New Stationary Engine. suitable for a
Coal mine, Will he sold very cheap. Cylinder, 14 in.
bore; :0 In. stroke: box bed.plato, 16 ft. long, 30 In.
wide; GO :cwt. Spwbeel;•lwo eccentrics, to run boar
waye.
Deeerlpilve Circulars of Portable Eng.nes *lad
Pries Liete on baud,
A. L. MICH AIILIAULT,‘
• • City Portable Engine and Mathew: Works.
15th & Ilamiltott *Creels, aboTe Willow, Vhllatlelphts.
Ai:11111Q. 'SA - - -
Avr 01=T DISCOVERY OF THE AGE..IP4_
IMFORCANT TO
Tobacco Chewers!
peel-'
((simmers
er,
ann
soils.
ng par-
.—..."-- ( . DR. OUSTAT LINNARDI
Taste -,liestoiwillve Troches,
1 The Great. Smbatif l atle For Tobacco.
IT la'a well kii3OWll:ltriii iTlCOntrOlterti.
Die rid that the use of Tobacco Is the promoting
cause of many of the most severe .
' NYASA!, AND 'PHYSICAL DISORDERS
To which the rue of •maii Is subject, as careful analysis
'scd,long and painful experience have elearly , proven
thatrit obtains certain narcotic and, poisonous proper
. the most' dangerous in their effects, which by entering
Into the ; blood derange the tanetions and operations of
the Heart, musing mapyto suppose that organ to be se
riously. dimmed. . •
TOBA.I=I affects also the entire nervouisystem, man
treating; UMW—as all • who bare errs used the noxious
weed will bear testimony—ln Lassitude, Nervous 'alb-
Wily, 'Water Untab,Dyspepala,,and; many other disc.' ,
dem of a similar character. .
TILE TASTE RESTORATIVR TROC IIE3
Are designed to.countiract these baneful I aguences. vt,
hare plovivl completely successful In is multittfile et
' casco, and wherever used. . Bring harmless lo them
wires, they axed a beneficial effect upon the entire sys
tem, restoring the Taste which has. become • vitiated or
destroyed by great Indulgence. completely removing the
initatinn had accoMpanyi
m ng Ratte ' , sensation of the
l e
Throat]—which are always ason nt upon abstaining
from the use oUTObaceo,.and by al, rig a healthy tone to
the 81*ach..lusigorate the wole Yetorn.
• - Per s ona who am irnstrierably,un relining their coo-
Milani:ma and shortening their lives, should nes their
I,
Trochee immediately end throw af the Injurious and
[ [ ntiolsesent habit of Tobacco Chewing. .
Theis Troches or Lossarwesarft put up Ins eourenient
• and piirtable forUkat the lei - price of 60 cents per bm.—
I A liberal diseount to the Trade.
Prepared solely bythe undersigned. to whom all or-'
, dem should be address d. JAS. X. BOWER& Dreggist,
- '., i• - • Corner 2d and Rare stmts. Phliadelphli,
• Itaiih 20, %IS • Li ly ,
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
elo
.. .
O&&18 MID GARDEN lUDS, Y uri
Agricultural liapleula rata, cc
tTHE subscriber will keep
on baud anTet,Tlll33oitly and other firIPI.
seeds. White Closer and Lawn Orme
beewith garden and 1144 seeds, ti r e
will warrant to be fresh and good: lie will saw recen: -
orders for all kinds of fruit treee,pranranted to w h at ..,..
th ey i n , remeented4agrirpltural Implements e e; gi
of which will be furnished at manufarturers ct,.,.....
The seeds and trees sold by Ilse subscriber are i m . 4 6.
with . g reat ears, poly from growers of reputat 11 5 ,,,, r '
standing.Ueda** not deal in seeds procured p m b,;,..''
ously In the market , from those who sell cheap, nt; r at pe
regard to the character of-tbe seed sold. , l't,:r r., 6 elt
purchase or sell seednirrown promiscuously In • i xi i ro.
dens, where their too 'close proximity deteriorst s lbei c
wanly, particularly those of the same species, il l . i . :- u
an Important considers lon to Mom o
wbo porch. ~nh e: , A li
reds or fruit trees. F tress, Cc.. send in or e an. , 4 . :,
to BENJAMIN BAiiv,
N" 1
. 1 el
•••l' r
..•,... to
.
1 TN FARM
- ,
Ohl nothing In beauty and worth earl fluty!.
Tha peasant's bone rot In the talc - ' 'r• F 1
With his wen bed of flosesera, and milli Ittri.ft h.,...._
7 li
And eta wild briar that seems the wild K .N . - 7
• . ; . 1
The lattice bait darkened with ivy, of nitre. o. ';:l -
Throws its given neeaktitdowesl light 00 thy no,, r; ... A
And the recta overtraited with lbw dellrst e %the
Alston gay the atone seat at the d9or. ' • h
Ere the bride strode the brook, or the %rest 'grew 0/1
Kra this vlitase spread over the green;
When the was • common, bare, desolate, told,
There the Amulet's lone rot watt seen.
Then labor came forth, and wherever he trod,
The waste was a paradise tidr: a
And u u , °mbar:lllow bkoma, and the white hare/stela.
And wealth and sure plenty arilhere.
The palace may moulder away, ethos by stone,
And ivy dermatitis the hall;
the castle, with lichens and moss overgrown,
May bend to the storm till It fall;
Bo the cottage, the home of con tentment and peers,
Look glad in the set or the nun, - f
I heed not—our strength than 'ball never decrease—
. bly country be never undone)
I
• CABBAGES. '
Thelleld cultivation%f the cabbage has of late
become quite common in many sections. i E ta , s
wide many,experiments with • the,. vegetable, and
have found that I can prudent a meth hatter crop
from pasture land, broken Op in the spring, pr o . l
tided it be of a light sandyltexture, assured with;
animal exerepentin a green condition, than ott
old soil, howevir liberally manured. Virgin soil,
undeterioisted by cultivation, and possessing us
impaired all thequalities with which it waiorigi- •
silly endued by nature, sapplies also a mit ad.
mirable medium for the production of tbi; crop,
It should be borne, in mind that of all vegetable.,
none are more partial to a soil of medium act
equable moisture, though at "the same time than
is none which will more successfully I resin the ef•
facts of drought. When`Lgrow cabbages on par
lure ground, I break it up''earl It{ theepring,
and having rolled and basso cal thoroughly
using, with a view to the m stein disinterra•
Lion of the soil, harrows o fd•i renOlegreet of
fineness—l strike the bin off i to furrows eigh.,
teen - Inches apart, and epply the ,manure-tom
shovelfull to the hill, the bills being eilpria
inches apart. The manure Is first• leveled, then
covered with about one inch of fresh'fine ioil,and
on this the seed is deposited, and covered about
one inch'•in depth, 'As soon as the plants appear
above she surface, they receive a dressing of soot.
one paii; sulphur, one part ; gypsum, ono part,
and Wood ashes, sifted, two parts, the ihgreiliento
being thoroughly mixed, intrapplied by meanie(
a box with a perforated top. With this the mixture
is evenly and expeditiopsly- applied, a fee boars
being sufficient to dress a large piece. The morn
ing is tie most suitable time for the application,
of ,thie* dressing, as the dew Nerves to' retain
lion the leaves, and- prevents it beteg blown off 1
by the ;windy. .When the plants. are fairly, in li
rough leaf, the hills may be thinned, and vacant '
ones filled up by transplanting from others, and
adressing of slacked lime, one part; wool ashes,
four parts; pulverised charcoal, one part; gyp
sum, one part, and common 'salt, one part, ar ~,,,
plied, and worked in around the roots. FreOent i
dressings with the hoe aro more ltidispetwably ?,
Deccan'', to. the successful development of
.this r
vegetable, than to any of the other broad-leaved L
terictiel, especially during the earlier periods of - I:
its growth. When managed in this way. very .• ,
few imperfect heads will be produced, and the , ' '
crop will generally be of greater weight, and pos. • -
less a flavor greatly superior to cabbages! grows
in the ordinary way on, old soils. As a feed I r ii
mulch cows and young cattle, this vegetable it '•'
highly esteemed; and is it may be kept .through
the winter with little trouble, and fed _daily, at
times when groan, succulent food Is wlth'ilifficulty
obtained, it is difficult to estimate it tun-highly;: ,
When it is contemplated to use it in this way, pro- •
vision should be made for storing dt in the imam
dl ate vicinity of the barn, or if possible in. the
cellar which occupies, or which should (weepy its v .
basement, and where it can be patented from, the ' ......
effects of frost. • By covering thekroots with the
soil of the bottom, and placing the cabbages in, '
.. .
an upright position, unless the temperature is ' t '
greatly Aepreseed, considerable additions will•be
made to the crop in weight, and very little less
result from decay or rot—an eill frequently fatal •• .
in its effects upon the cabbage when housed is _ '
the ordinary way, and in house cellars, whichtars • '
generally too confined and warm. When fird ' Aut, .'
the heads and leaves should be finely chopped,
.), '
and mixed with corn and Cob meal, moistened
witb-warni water, and seasoned with a few hand-
fulls of salt., This will constitute a most excel.
lent feed, and although some object to it on the -
nitre of its communicating. nu unpleasant flavor •
to'milk, the objection is by no means valid, no • ,
mere than it is inf,the ease of turnips, as the pc- •
culler taste imparted to the milk, may be easily .• :
and effectually neutralisedlby salt, or by feeding
just of ter milking, both. i ' mProing and night, in- .
stead of feeding before theit operation is po rformsd,
the practice pursued by most —Oorrespondrat ,f 7 .
Germantown Telegraph. ... •
.
10.17
Fssntxe SHIM P105...-The best food for young
pigs is milk—Srst from the sow, and altar this
ends, skim milk from cows. In all changes et ;` ,l ,
the food of animals, the transition should bared.
taal. Sadden changes always injure. Pais grid.
tastily from new milk .to skim milk, and from the
latter to soar milk. If them is not enough skim
milk and simrmilk for,: a all, the pigs can eat
through thearprini antVskamer, then reduCe their,
number. Or barley or'est meattuay be gradually •
added and increased in quaotity.
,As the pigs
grow larger and the milk 'decreases, grain tikes
its place. There is a great mistake often made is
fee lag milk to ply, by allowing slop and dlsh. .
Water to be thrown into 14 -which dilutes It, and
9-ly
consequently the animal cannot take in enough
for his most rapid growth. Feed the milk in lu •".•
concentrated state. We hare known spring pigs
fed for the Bret few maths with all the milk th01 . , 1,'
could eat, and afterwards properly fattened, tbst,..l.•
weighed 300 tp 3.50 toende at ten mOpths.--pme - ' : -,
. I
'try GEV tlenait.
STRAWBERRY Bites should be watered daily and
abundantly, keno the time the fruit is set *tit
ripening. Mash depends 'upon this.; The gfais ' 1
and weeds should be miaowed as fast as they ap
pear. They are 644 h upon the strawberry.—
Generally speaking the.e are about tiveatimin;ts '4 l !
plants where there ought to be only one. Tho.r"
whd may not bo able to distinguish the plant, rat •
readily the Gower, and the mess of staminstr
if any, should tio removed. In three
. years al •
male plants, unless thinned out, will take rims.
enitre possessibo of the bed, and yOu get no.fr,
t3TICWII.IO STZAILII AND Clllol4l.—Put these .1 , 1%
a stew•pan with Wateraufficient to 1/211411 . F 2 Y1'
Add grated carrot, turnip out.rin small Wisim
pepper and salt. Stew fur an hoer. Whee
thickets with a little 'flour and ketchup. A lir.t
macaroni ,or vermicelli, which requires from
to twenty Minutes' boiling aluni with the Me'
can be added. . '
LA . 3IIP On. STAIN.4.—To reglo‘n fr6l 1 . 0
cotter' and woolen goods, rib in th.f.z? ; !
the bend some clean, (melt lard ; let it t ql. ,11 ; ;;
two or three houre, then' apply soft . 4,1 1 { 0 '
wash. in warm water. This can 1,6
11 ,, W . TO:111PROVe SOGGY POTATUni. - " , "'" .
potatoes arolutliciently boiled, and thu fl.'' l ' ,
ken oil, place them in a dry dolt', and str:',.',
moisture by a slight wringing; they utlit, 64 ,
nd pear mealy, and taste as well 3$ the' htli,t:, '•
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