111140 *soli
A KISS
114 clock ■troei
THE DOOR'
ttnt l seized toy ha
bight toil!
emarted, who
`through the halk:
the portal.
pow her therms,
tbuttrievaitek;-;;,„
avd bade '!
Eeeept the lasa
Came elth mel
fibs stand etthl
4 , lnd nit I - I lon
To clasp her 1
tb moon and dim
birinbt tbey alone:
them"' would -
vain neon.'
Ebo spoke Om
now (Igor an:,
1 said I thou
• Valois
Then I edged a il.ttle clean., q.
Put my armaAround her waist, '
And leased mom those roay line • ,
I longed wi nisch to taste.
, 4
Bald I, " N7 d rest Sury,
• 111 never
contented—
If I leave ton ght without a tiff,
-- VII w dnmant
Then up aim bee ral
And everytt his sullen 7,
Quick from be r lino I seised a blur"
Oh, Yankee Doodle Dandy! ; i.
Then or lbr borne I started,
. I could no i res, stay.
. With light b rt and breeches 04. I
I whistled the way. .
his teeth. welt hub('
wedded bfO,e
until you mov
with kin..
Hones, ham t
Who woks f,
No lam .11110
uar feelln•
I' I rCATCHINI3..
It is as Mr. Bro s n of the Stock Et
I am addresaing tbnpnblic. 1 had Oc
few montha back, to gO to toy bank
Jai:neer street to diaw the sum of 11?
gold, for the purpo, a of defraying ce_
bold expenses. 'lle - banker-4th
during pink:time—delivered' it to' ;
murmur.. I kept b ird
• band over ,lb
which it lay, as a bird forsakes not It
it has eggs within it, from the very' d
my own, on Ludgate Hill; yet when
it was gone. ,a loss -itself did, n
nearly so much the method of t
Tli i
knew where ano er fifty pounds i i w
without much inconvenience, b ut'
fifty .pounds ir d a m algone, and byswna
means, was in ,a question. Tbe
my band hadicortad was inviolate
hole in It. I. co d scarcely , have . ,
ti
any thief, haying ripped.it open, w,.
courtesy, as *ell s the skill, to se w
us I came eking.
The rrobli;to it'
'hold upon my mir
ret,,of the detect',
"Ferret,"if 44'4
'pion . ' of the circa
got this money?'
, ‘Toin Diddle'
plied ,coolly and
of those two—ne
upon whetber y s,
the Bar. Tom Mli
dor has Fleet-az*
worried Ame; too
fd, that I sent for
l i ve police.,
~after I bad pe l t
nstances.."tkow, ._
, .
I or else the, Spide
lithout the leaith
tale; which o(,,
lost the money
l es all the StraWd,
st and the WI be
said / " let me ha
3spector, if you pi
s t'raorferred kW
nt. Of coarse I
or the arm 'of th
much want to
tad."
• ."Woll, nOw," I
Tiiterriow, Or. In'
gutlemini whah
mine to hip accu
.wor r d not to empl ,
him ".13111 I very
transfor wits oire.
On:the i;anii ni ,
tad that itr. Dad.
tho Butii l i p Vas&
visit on tie folio
It utions. I .
tornoon the lasp .
lea was the new
n,' and that, be', w
leg morning; out
ile I was !I bred ,
ins a '
n, sob° y drore
; ulna air of mod,;
Accordingly, V
Ales ealted. • lie
i
looking T oun g
a rothei consid6
donee.
'.With regard
said, "Tau , you
with th in:entio
"1104 did you ,
"You 4)l,ught,
IL OUSe, 1 11.14aff eon • .1
to the 'money, '3
going weetwnrckni
In of proeuringep
vow 'her le r te .
.ir, nt nithop elo
olured linen bag,
oy, nod you din ,
ame out.
for carr , yipg mo
band When you CI
"Ass: that I 'al
Mr. Defiles 6
Y" ," ito c,ontint ,
vouched: Shiutl
go infoCho ha
tolottei chat I
1V hene } r tints you
left 4iit-tail in
pockeT;:the odd
was in:your lot
hand there."
i
"And," I said impatiently, .'I i
aLTein ;: that r can swear to."
"You tlld nottake it out for a. ng time, sir,
i
replied .sir. D (Idles, applaudi g 'moderately ;
"you gave me great deal of 'maxi ty, I must con
fees. :But you did take it ant at sat.' •
"'where I"' cr ed I, "where f i. I slid , before I
got home, I'll 'Je hanged." , , -•, 1 .
' "Don't say tkat, sir," replied y pew acquain
tance, rather seiverely, "don't- att Sxpression of
that kind, whatever you do. J on stopped at a
print shop on he west side ON maple Bar, and
then my lase h pe began' to cap! e;"ter a few steps
more wo!ultl•a e taken you into the !Spider's ter
ritory, and-my leNance would bu e vap' lisped." •
k ‘Why Ilid 1 3 , 0?001, cut the twit°
,taf.my'peteketl"
I asked, intensely interested. ,j'• -'.. 1 , . .
"Because l y.oh would have mi ell lha r ereight of
the coin," explained Mr. Dodd! . 'Nothing re
inaincd foe ins but to try the ' 6
c d 0.460." .
"A tly, Mk addle's, explain ourielf ; I saw no
' . l •- f
"You felii
!" I c . ried.
144 4 forgivingly ,
ea, "from that 'too
lurks street. jWI
king-house I lia
shoal relieve yoo
come out . with'thi
!.tend of
t imiattoned
c role to five to
coat-tail, beSsuis
bough, Mr. Tito
•
ft cheek, and yo
, ket to remora'
now." ,
her, upon t
uut of your
"I see it
"That w
t," assented Mr.
'and a very nes
t" • 11 I . , .
rand me from i, , g, ing Mr . Daddka
ut I feel bound o *ken all pedes.
ii,ily 'attempt et. ft y4atetting when
too obseprluit . tail:locket is by..
chord Words.: [
incodolueir,
though I
Honor fr.
into edetudy
Diane against
a quiet, thin
—4l7rom lfou
—Are Cisemeny r Inebriated,
P • I •
A day or two ag ßO o a youthf "
ul pair arrthed ,
e o in the
city from "doWif the river," l l 6 retairing to Jus
tie Aferull'ffice d ema nd t sit he should
• ,
marry them. The magistrate aerated them that
he would be a their service n a few minutes ;
,
but they wer e so urgent that deterred the bust.
ne,s in hand, and leaping the the bank with the
twain, rode ,ita his resideneao dot
` irt street. The
girl had the ir trunks trough -Infrom the back
and taken upstairs, witera a fellowed with a . ,
bandbox or two, and in the' r ed moot an hour de;.
seceded in full toilette, mare rural than modish,
however, With red ribboni I fly g all about her still
redder face. t, II
Droll It
Het :lover, in the peantinie
with tho iirospect of apprea•
bail sent (Miter two bottl4
of wino, a ad bad sat down
await the :period when hit!) i
pear.' The lover drank cop
•tu his excess of. happincsi4is
completelY, and when tho;ila
had grown 'finite drunk, 44,
with hie goat off In the mild ,
lidholding the bedisenik•
her, and 4lnsped her in ha
that would have caused th
she, retarded' his pressure,lw
I •
tho room more lively than jai
. a pint of brandy . at a 1161/
'he grew ito "happy" that!
grew
long °nigh in one ;dace toi
the magistrate sucteededlis
he wns sa d weak In tie knemi
I
to support him white tlitt:al
To theiluestion,"Will'i
bo spur Wedded wife?" lid '
IPT
wh-wh-Whet— kte--the dp
—lo—kere i l foi, 'Squire-7h
ety. of the hits
b, who •' 1
the itC
• tireoh,
Igeflo oftenL
The in-br l
the wife nam l
and sashti , :
laws, mini h'
trim 14111
then." • •
: After theleereatony, ale
i pOtntion:aiid in attemptln
braced the magistrate tbe,
'the 'Slain., w tereopoti Ilea •.,
the eensiesenees of him .:
I;etietlick in big grunt atid
atuidtbe laughter of tbe '
her rent be ids bir lord
, i . 1
bdit s ies to Ow fullest es
, ; cr, 101 k telt,. • , I:,
' ; •*---•-• 1
Tut retnaiir is often to !
questions ' l it bleb eves tb
answer. Owls,. i'sktai
- I, when' y'on was a little g
"MT boyy, stbst dere
ing wsu asked of a
"She eats told tittles,' id
MISCELLANEOUS.
• INDIA DOOR MATS.
T H IS.IB a new and capital article for
front doors llonackerpera, eall arid .ase than.—
J nit received and for talc at 6. lIANNAIM
Dlttleult to be Itad t .-Good-Needlee.
Pi0II?i ENGLISH & CO S• Paten
Ilona &flied Eyed 'Needles, &ndent) the best In
the market, of different sites, from No. b to 12.alwars to
be had it behold, aad rotation 13.BL3Sdli
Pottsville, January 30,
LEONARD, FRY & C 0.,.
130.11110f1i Dealers fa Jeir,ehstiagisi:
< l . .TA1G4011.11,P4.
COhtECTION3 ATTENDED To
and drafts Sul 'alarm Wad principal eines in the
Union. :also t draitstor saloon lincisan.lrasild,Soble
land and Wales. , June 24.
Cbrner .of antre and Achantongo Strati. nattnilig.
Joseph N. Seiler, P'soprie toe.
Entertatementsand areommedations Mane best kind,
and every attention ill be ;odd by the host end bleed.
ten da nte to make gnats and travellers menfortabli
August. . • , . . 31.1 y •
. ,
tlßgris 9m Fukcip
A
, BgLi. & S O N S lUKfrrS on
plbe Quaker nous. of John It Rdward Corderoy a
,of Landon, and on the Beltest Banking Co. of ire•
land always for sale, la sums from 11 up to 8500,,by the
miterriber, at his Bookstore, Pottsville., These Sant
hare nothing to do with the Passenger Lines. and they
arsecmiddered the safest houses lit this eountry and In
gun*.^ liiih.l. BANNLN.
NIKVILS Q.E POoTTBVIL E.
► suitSuKIBER has a Lot of the
L - Flews of Pottrril/e, which Is a beautiful' view. of
the keation, vosnery, ke.. *bleb be will well at the low
rat* of 2; cents eaeh, toeless out the lot: 'They were
published at St 60 each. Now is the time to procure a
copy, as but few. MUDS unsold.
B. DAIFIItAN,
Mai 01, 'SS • ' Bookselley and Stationer..
&ante that
Mimi, !me
s in( Saint
poWools in
Ain /ihonsa
igh .was
a wikhout a
poiket in
b neat when
bithatif
Igo, home
aired me
losing. I
s to be got
hither that
miraculous
'•• °chat which
I ‘, 4 Without a
,peened that
id have the
it again
PACING MACHINE. '
THE` subscriber has added alPaging
tfai, tine to his Bindery and is now prepared to
page Boo ks, and number Tickets, ke.,in large or small
quantities. • All kinds of Blank Bos printed. ruled,
paged and bound to order-4nd all kinds of Binding ex
ecutedort short notice. Particular attention paid to
Binding Magazines, Pamphlets, ke. B. BANNAN.
Jane 8, '57 24-1 fo u ler and Bookszlier.
- •
REOvAm.,_
THE UNDER M SIGNED, in Corder to
induce their expenses and avoid increased' rest, P 3
NI to
,enable thin to sell goods at prices stated to the
times, have removed from the Stone Store Gouts of Sell.
singer d Wetherill, to the buildingadjolning the bridge
on Coal street; which will hereafter be known. as the
"One Prire Island Store," when, their old customer, and
the public generally will find a general assortment dell
kinds of goods, such as . . .
Dry Goods, Flour.
Groceries, Peed. ' • '
Ilardware, • Salt. • ' ,
Queensware, Fish. t
Provisions.M
.. ' aster'
which
Al! of will be sold at theloweet prices;for cAsa
only. MATTSO. A DABS& . ,
Port Carbon, Jaittutry SO, '5B 14.7
.
• MINERS' SAIFErt LAMPS.
• . • A Supellor Artscs•.
THE 'SUBSCRIBER has just re
f! calved from New Cantle, England, a lot of Davy's
Safety Working Lamps, made under the inspection of
the; English Government Agent. of ,the heat quality
wire gauze. Alen, Gauze Cavort made Seedy for use. for
these Lamps. These are the best Safety Lamps ever In
troduced Into I h Is County,and are forattlewboirsaleand
retail at about the coat of Inferior Lamps. Also, Wire
Clause by the yard, and Lamp Brushes by the dozen or
shoe& Also, the Clanney .lomp for &memo and Niue
Viewers. This Lamp la covered with a thick GIMPS, and
gives att Increased light which is of importance to Nine
Viewers. BLNJ. BANNAN.
*These Letups can be put into a box tilled' ithog.
plosive gas, and moved rapidly backwards and forwards
without any covering, and will not eXplode.
August 8, 'B7
so •trooa a
ospoietor For-
I . 1
„ta, i e posses-
o an have
1
I, ski" be re
,
Rattan; "ono
em, {'depends
se or west or
.sibd !the Bpi
- " •
e alpersonal
sse p ;srith the
pipporti of
fill pass my
law! against
low.how the
• -EW '
Wholesale Flou N r and Grain litUee.
THE 'SITBSCRFREWS bog Lave to
fotbrin the altimeter/ &buylklll county, that they
hare leased the warehouse of Messrs. Yardley Ron. on
the corner of Centre and Mauch Chunk streets 1n Potts.i
slats, where they have constantly on band,—VFLOUR, of
the bent extra and superfine brands, IN RYE,'
OATS- and CORN. Also. Corn and ()sleeken* Mill Feedi
Buckwheat and Corn Meal. Apples, Potatoes. r.==
Ao. l , gr.. all 01 *bleb they will roll at greatly re ,
ducal prices. Orders for any quantity of Flour
and•Graln recelted and delivered at any point, on the
shdrteat notice. . '
Dealers and Feeders generally, will find It greatly to
their advantage to give us a call, as we are satisfied that
by so doing they can 'retie at least 01 per cent. on their
purchases. Give us a call and ascertain for yourselves;
BOMDEBOEIt 411.BLAlit.
Pottsville, October 31, '.57 . 44-tir •
for informed
proprietor ut
aid me a
, rt!tt expla
sayltir. Dad-
Diontiomanly
, having
ty, iand • diol-
I ,
1 OLDEST ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE
. TIIE COUNTY.
" MON OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE. "
Centre 8 r Pottsville.
The extensive businer
ot this entabllshinent it
sures at all news& (reel
supply o( the purest an ,
best DDCO9. MEDICINE
CMENDICALS. de- &e.
The Timprietore ' • fl
aenfor being, a druggii
of thirty years exper
once, give their person
attendance at all I imi
Oa. Particular at te•
tion paidlO'PhysiciaL
Prescriptions.
•.*Psints. Cue. alaaa, 9e -a offs, &e.. to large eased
obolesnie and retail. J UN GI. BROWN & hON.
June 2, '5B
. lirown," he
•
ag tpe Strand,
I
r opted I.
to' Botneriot
uchi as Is used
led 4 in your
I, "I never left
I, ..eut until you,
en it Saw you
kedi. myself at
of yupr money.
Mui!ey in your
up to a . breest.
, no. I knew it
you kept your
PRICES REDUCED TO. SUIT THE TINES
"NATIONAL HOTEL,"
(torte "WIIITE SWAN,")
, RACE Street; above THIRD, •-•
Philadelphia.- '
The Proprietors of the above well.known-estabtiah
went. being thankful for the very liberal paDlinage be.
Mowed van them the OM year.take this - method of .vl
- their friends and the public tiutt they) are still
prepared tOaccommoda te them if favored with,* call.
During the Winter months the house has been thor
oughly renovated, improvements made, and other eaten
else alterations In contemplation. . I
We are determined to devote our 'whole attention to
business and natter ourselves with the conviction that
we 'hail be able to give general satisfaction.
Respectfully young, SIDES k STOVER,
Race street, abate Third.
.83 -TEEMS:—SI 23 per day.
N. R.—Carriages will always be in readiness to cone
y
Passengers to and 'front Steamboat Landings and Rail
road Depots.. . 8. A 8.
Philadelphia, April 1,'58 , • 15-ly
overtook it opt
-
f/e‘w
,
.
•
PIIILAGELNIT I 4. wcATI C ° IIICAGO.
BUFFALO. ' CLEVELAND. Oblo.
11.11 AYi Y,. . DitTROIT, Mich.
A Student - entering either of Giese Colleges has the
Vitilege of all for an unlimited time.
PHILADELPHIA COLLECE,
IL E. corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets.
80,..D4rmut.m.
JOIIN 11.11YERS, MORRIS L. HALLOWELL,
-Prof. JonN 8. II ART. Wt C. PATTERSON. '
EDMUND A. MODE% MAHLON WILLIAMSON, I
°C. B. TRVITT, • - 3. COOK.
COLLEGIATE COURSE..
Ilook-Keepluip
Su all its moat approved knot', adopted to the various'
dements of Trade and Commerce:lnel utling,General
W and Retail Mercantile, S hlpping,lForwardlo re,
Commission, Exelotaga, Man uhteturbig; , Bail.'
raiding, Steambratlng.2c.„ Le.
• Penmanship.
A good hand-writing Is regarded of the Ifiroit impor. l
tauce, and Is guaranteed to all completing the Course.
CALCULATIONS,*EicAs.
TILE-LA IV. DUSINRS, CORILESPON- •
DEAL'S, USAGE. tee., tte..l
. Duly Lufures are deface al upon the above :Akers,
'.•DIPLOM AS are awarded to Students completing the
Co se and peeing the necessary examination.
General Information.
The proprietors Of these Colleges design perfecting a
Chain of Schools throughout the principal cities of the
East and West that shall atftrd to young men opportnni•
ty to qualify themselves to the various modes of doing
businette, not only in Great 'Cotiamercial Centres of the
gut. but to the great and'groar log West, also. The es-1
tablishment of such Scheidt is believed to be .indisperr
sable to this result. •
The Schools at the above point% are all in a prosperous'
condition. Over 600 Students wens In attendance upon
them during last Winter's Session.
There are no terms and no vacations. iindents may
therefore, enter and proseentethe Studies; ithout refer
ence to clump.
n, it ynu remain
tonk your bnnil
• i_
rh0;421 DAddlese
tb9ig it was, two,
was so overjoyed
bio4 bliss, that bii
i.,
r bWindy mod three
*Rik' the justice to
amorata would Op•
oily, which, added
o turned his bead
sell come down, he
wit. dancing a lig
ofi the floor.
...,t,
fair; be titi: , toirird
• i
tins with a strength
matt of a city dame.
. en he capered about,
er, tind imbibed half
draught. Indeed,
ald not be kept
Scholarship for CotoPieta Course. Ineludins Beck.
Kneging. Writing, beetures, ie., • - $4O 00
Book-Keeelog for Half Coarse. - gt, 00
iiirior further partleulani send for Catalogue and Cir
cular.. Address, BILTANT k STRATTON, •
Yan.sneerzus.
15.1 y
April 10, '0
I,l' SPH YLICILL tutv_icano.N.
T"' BOAItD of MANAGERS have
adopted the following kitten of . Toll on 311seellane.
nus Ankles, and on Boats, to be ebarged on their Works
during the year 1868; . • .
TOLL TO RE CH ARGED'PRR TON OF 2000 POUNDS.
All articles carried fen milea and under, shill pay
timely cads' per tan. escept where thin amount shall tik
eeed B cents per ton on the ascertained tonnage of the
vessel !assay lock passed below Raiding. or 4 cents per
ton above Reading. In such ease, these last mentioned
rates will be charged. •
Nor any distance beyond ten tulles, oue cent per ton
per calls additional .111 ba 'charged, except that than.
stone, Clay, Brick .11ats. Posta and. halls, Manure and
CordwoNt, shall be charged bet more than 30 cents per
Iron
a •
Iron Ore, Wrought or trcabbled Moue: CMnuson Bricks,
Bciugh Dark, Sand, Unwmught. Sultdhig,fhtg and Curb
Stonet notOnwe than 35 tents per ton. •
Oyptumj Slate, Marble. Fire Brick, Snap Stone, Flab,
galt,ltre, O^PPor Ore. Scrap Iron and Broken Catalogs,
not more than 45 cents.
o Mil
rrrlied, and When
• qu etas him down,
that it was necessary
vice was performed.
take this woman to
plied, "Why, why--
I weald—woeld I be
or 1 , • ••
.Pig Iron. Rail Road, Bar and Man toned Twn, Cast
foga and Staihinery, Timber, round an square, Pawed
Lumber, Shingles, B '
Bay and Ptraw, Vk r, Seeder, Mtn-
Didilled Liquors andSpi ter, Iddrehandire
of &ll anda. and all ankles not Mlle Ise speAlleally
enumerated, not more than 65 cents pe ton for any die.
taneo: Proridmi, That If more than pounds of Gun
powder are carried upon any boat, the boat and entire
mrim stall. pay the full charter ra y for away lock.
peeped.
fieri.—ln n 4utalng the imelm, Boats shall bora prem.;
donee of Ra • Batts not complying with this regal&
UOO, will be charged the NU charter rates: . ,
;. seemed to muse
• be? binds in glee,
:ie Annie 'stile, "Oh I .
oh, Lai be's fooni.—
ell !bare good times
The Toll authorised by the Charter of the Company,
lire/ cants - pm. too far errs lock passed below Reeding
and t cents per ton for every lock pared abovalleadleig,
on the ascertained tonnage of the vessel. and thew rates
will be ehargo against every boat; but conditional per ,
mils will be leaneeto boats , which may be navigated In
strict enntbranity to law and to the regulations rof the
Oiripany, at the ridicules rates: 1 •
Arts carrying cargo, which has paid Ave dollars or more
for toile—free.
Scuts inladen. or with cargo which has paid' I the"
Ave dollars in . •
'lord miles or ander. • r •
" more than 0, and not over 10 mitre, OO
• " more than 10, and not over 20 miles, . 60
" any d istance beyond 20 miler. " d I°C.
Any violation of the laws ar reigniations foe using lb.
navigation, and for the rotation of the works of the
Company. will render the boat liable to an additional
toll, not exceeding the full charter rate.an d in detention
:of boat and cargo until such toll, or the commutation
thereof axed by tba managers, Is pale. - • ' .
goats running ulmu a single level of the works shall
pay 0 * each lode they may at any time pass, /ow cods
, per me Upon the - ascertained tonnage thereof, abr.
head and its cads per ban below Beading, agreeably
PithsAd of grumbly.
ay order of Tiles herd, FRAM,
Wes UM Dral= *WM
Nircit= l l •
•
us and took another .
to hiss his wire, am
-10 rst titb . o Mut fell Dion
senior Mi•Ils11, haring
o*ltiss, picked op
stritd him to ttisbackt
irl tsunami, who look
till indulging her *I
, t.4-oineisurosi Apt.
ttist cbildiisn will ask
Oast are pusslad to
,is 14ther; "how Was
rl rt •
r Mother do foil Mi.
a• usy.footat,, slaw.
I, ,
"WHITE HORSE, HOTEL."
Ternas s
TOLL 3N null
kISOELLINEOUS.
" 7.1.7 iI I PP OD'S IRON ORNAMENTS. •
Y, itz subseribet Ili authorised to . re ,
emir* indent for all kinds of Iron Vases, Lketteee,
halm itratkots, Volute. de..de.ssnann&etured by WOOb
a Poor, late ',ffesunt %fob, Ilidge Avenue, Pialsdel
. • and will,forutsh them at their caw prim—ear ,
• ge only added. A book of specimens can be seen at
our store, together with theprices of the different aril.
chit?, '., '. - - BENJ. RANNAN.
WM.. TIHOMPSON.
' Beaker wad ifleallark,ln Exchange, i
Opposite tke Bpi` sesput Ch urek, ibitsn7l4 Av.
InVNCURRENT Money, Gold and
Silver, LandWarrante, Le., t•ought and sold. WM
tly . at tend to all collection* entrusted to blagine—
nevtlate bottom paper', Wane, stocks, and all other we,
mitt*. Money received 'on .doposit And Interest. al
lowed.'.
Refenoteea--Metars. Daum.* Co., Ptilladelpbta ; Won.
C. W. Ha ma, Pottsville; JONI( „Sateen, President Mi•
uers'.flank, Pattern's. Dean Parraw,toa,Eaq.,Putterille,
and C. Gorse, Esq., tbttirrttle. .",
Pottsville, November 7,17 ' 4.3-
,I. T. LLMICR. , CAM. A70117f. Dd XL P. P. atm:
quint welch his long born nought for ha rottnws,
nn now be had by going to .
• E. T. ELLRICH & CO O B
• • Ciuttessor , to E. r r„,„ 1 ,„ )
Cheap lUblonable Clothing, Merchant TAW
arni General Pantinhieg.Store,
Opener of Galore Sul Maltautango ifuers. - where alts be
!blind the largest amortiacot 01 cloths. easelmeres, vest
ing*, furnishing goods. antffeadvuade clothing
ever offered to 'Me "ctlltens of Pottsville, which
bee been selectetlwith great 'care from the Ion•
pug homes In Pfiltaftelpbla and Mier Tort. We
buy for gash. annti will sell -kar easli;at the Teri Went
prices. We deafre to tall partkolat attention toner ea
tomer departmept, being ell prattled . ' tailors, 1111/ 111 11
long experience In the tint bourse( i'llsti,thltadelphts
and Boston, we feel confident that our gutilantscsomt
be eurpaseed for mutual' of style. bunts und'fftvW sp ,
houses In 1114 cities. much less In Pat/stile. her fop
wishing department is supplied with all the latest style,'
of gentlemen's furnishing geode. Shirts made to' Oder
on 'scientific principles, by one of the first houseafin
Philadelphia. and warranted to fit. -
ffir'fferounber the place—assier of Ckwily " 11 . 11 W
tempo ern*. . Mat Zit. '5ll 224 f
OUBSCRIPTIO pi BOOKS.
THE following books are published
by su'arcrintion only, and hill be furnished at the
shers' prices by the sable:Thee, who has retched
the Agency gar Pottsville and vicinity.
NEW ENCYCIAMEDIA AMERICANA,
Edited by Gem ge Ripley and Chas. A. Dana. -To be
completed in 15 voitllll6f, tOyai OCiaVO, OP per val. in
cloth; $3 IQ, library; $4, haltmoromo; $4 bf:, half-Ens
sia, extra. • A voinme will be Issued every Seel Months-
BENTON'S ABRIDGMENT OF DEBATES LN CON
GRESS.
!Min cloth; $3 30, Lw nee.
BENTON'S THIRTY YEARS VIEW
Tyro volumes. $3, lo cloth: $ B . library sifiu
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE.
From Otis to Webster. Edited by Frank 3looie. Trice,
15, in cloth ; $5, library style
DR. ELDER'S LIFE CY 'DR. KANE. •
This Work Is equal in Interest to Itor. Kase's celebrated
"Arctic Explorations," and all those whoporcheeed •
copy of his great wink, wilt want copy of his LIS6 . --
$130, - Itt-eloth._ •
These Books can oill . tra - lotd -by trobterlption—and
specimens of the work can be aeon anifekantinekheibre
subscribing, so that persons know what they are subieW
bing to. We take this occasion to remark here, that
these works cannot be obtained front any of the book
sellers, exeept when they are appointed Agents to re
ceiee subscriptions. BENJ. BANYAN.
Agent/or D. Appleton. it Cb- and Childs if Ibkrmn,
- • - Publishers, Philadelphia.
Pottsville. Ma 15.4141 20.
PLUMBING.
CAS-FITIINC
uhment, ,•
POTTSTIZZE, 1'4..
'he underslgnedrespectfolly.
form the riibeef of Potte-
Ile
and vicinity-that having
wohased the Plumbing Ea-
WiishowalofileuryDlek4
saga, and attached it to his
iilllttitlyilutinessorlll twee
ter carry on both branches,
id hopes:by strict attention
co - business—keeping always on
andWlerge awl' well selected
toek.Zmployingeom pet nt
'Omen, and doing work at
forerottuteratisigprices—tore•
'lvo a portion of the public
al ronage.
Ills stock will consist of Wa
ter Closets. Iron. Copper and.
Lead Bath Tubs. Porcelain add
'tipper Wash Basins. Iron and
linent Plage. Braes Cocks for
and Leather Rose for pace.
nienta, : ilianrh Plpee and Olentinge for parements.lron
and lavid . Plpeof all vises. fiaadrixturee of every kind,
embracing a full assortment of Chandeliers. Pendants,
linaketa. &e., Le- are- manufactured of the beet quality
Of inateriala and of the latest and moat approved eat
tern -
DANIEL D. MORETON.
A mit it. '51,1
COAL.
NEVIN, SAWYER & CO.,
Bhlppert of the beat qualities of
ICED )11.11) WRITE AtIII SCIIIIYLdILL COALS.
Also, CUMBERLAND COAL.
Omao-106 Walnut etreet, PHILADELPHIA; and
81 Elate Arcot. BOSTON.
iffil-Prodneees and purehneera of Cool will Bud it to
their Advantage to glee uia-eall.
NEVIN . SAWYER t CO.
2T•m
July 3, '5B
I, F. 4olfsßEaps & co.,
MINERS AND snweree Of THE MEDIUM
Lewis Vein Red Ash . Coal,
?from the "NEW DUNCAN COLLIERY."
They. mine no ()titer Coal—whieh assures Its pod'' ,
AtirCargo'miler liy J.S. SILVER, Jr. 4 CO.,
lan. It Pine street, New Tort
Poti . eillle, Jane s.'s . ' 2:1•17
VAN DUSEN, - NORTON & CO.
SOLE AGIEStS OP VIZ
Lehigh Coal& Nairigation CO.
Wharves at Bristol saiillstown.
-ALSO. TIM
BEST RED AND WHITE ASH COALS.
Whaif Wo. 1, Port Richmond.
CUMBERLA,ND COAL,'
\ 4t Baltimore . and Alexandria.
......_ r .
• Na 122 WalOnt Street, TDILADELPLITA.
Mu,:No.. 63 Liberty Re, ra
, rot. Na Nelt, N. YORK
1
• Ncs: 6 Doane street, BOt•TON. , f
Vey 22,•'58 . . , 21.4 ms • .
COAL. COAL. -COAL
LEWIS. AUDENRIED & CO.
QP.7 I .IOZEI:
..
205 WaloutatrWat, Pll ILa DELPILYA. .' . . •
• - ' 110 Broadway. NEW YORK. •
- s•-• - • i Be State street, VOSTON
*Solider.. Dealers iw the bin Tariettrs 'of inn IE,STIC
COALS--Sde.Prorrielari aj nolf Creek pdtiery, capa
bk of producing aver .160,000, tans a Near of the celebra
ted DIAMOND, (het .416,) and Buzz ILFaTn,(II-hite:Adth.)
•
Exclusive Astenhe for the ode of the purely genuine Lo
cust Mountain Co.). from the 'Locust Dale (Joinery of
Oro. 0. Pons Co., all of which will be shipped direct
to Now York. vie Canal; or coastwise, via Greenwich
Pisra, (below Navy Teed, Philadelphia.)
• • ALSO.
At Philadolphiat, from ?ter No. 11, Port Ittoh
,
eholeest tfualities ItED end. WRITE ASH
COALS from sehuylklll County, 'elected with special
care, and shipped under our personal SuPerintesidenee.
At Elisabethport, N.
LEIIIQU SPRING MOUNTAIN and anlNctr, RIDGE
MEIN
From Baltimore; :
The celebrated AM BITUMINOUS COAL
At Jersey City, N.l. •
(via Lehigh and dl ris Mynas.) •
The Teti superior W ILKESBAItitE COAL, from the
_„/faftiators Vein, taken from ~the " Aud , mrlefi 'lmprove.
'tment and Cord Company's Estate," near Wilkesberre;
a'so, the (XIIII6CII, ElDdil COAL: both of which, for
steam purposes and for family use, are unrarpoutef.
We hold certificates In our offices. from parties who
- haze used and fully tested these Coals, and pronounce
them the eras ANTHILACITZ Coals toe steam to use, pro
dneing clinker. less ashes and greater blaze, than any
* other kinds now before the public.
'May ls, '36 • 20-
J. G. MI MI. T. B. GOWt.II.
TURNER & GOWEN,
Miners sod Shippers of
WHITE ASH COAL from the East and West Mount
LaSs Colilerite—MAMMOTll itt BLACK HEATH VEINS.
Orrici—Cerl re ettoet, opposite Episeopai Church.
PotteTtlle,Ateril IU, 'be Ifely
fio-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE -
N . ) The subscribers have associated themselves. from
and after thlidate,Puder the tome and, style of TYLER,
hTONE & CO., and WIII conduct the buil um of Dealiag
fn OW. as successors to FREDERICK TYLER & CO.. at
NO. 32 Walnut street. Philadelphia; 169 Broadway,
Now York; Pier NO. 414 Port Richmond.
FREDERICK TYLER,
GEORGE TYLER,
C. NICHOLS BRACH,
WILMA)" E. STONE.
1041
,-‘ SIILAND and MAHANOY COAL
~,_
—The undersigned are prepared Pi : receive orders
r the celebrated Ashland Coal from , the "Bancroft Pi.
oneeiColliery." From the ostensive alterations and im•
prceiements made ;it the Colliery this winter for prepat•
. ng the Coal. they feel no healtat fon In offering it to the
trade as an article that can hare nO superior in the tear
;tete, both as to quality and freedom from dirt, este And
etherimpurities. They ere also prepared to make eon.
tracts for Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal from other mines
iIANCRO VT. LEWIS* CO.,
No. 19 Walnut street, Commercial iluilding.
February 9. 4 66 64y
CAIN, HACKER & COOK,
• • •
.1311) SMPPEIII OP
7/310scls. 34tettat.h. Coal.
Alpo, dissik;rot otber. anti qualities of
White . maid Red.Aph
Igo. 136 Walnut sired, ThiladelpAia, and Traridtantsir
Wharves. SehrylLfU.
Tams Cam. , • • Bosun Mena. Jisself.Cooi.
February 27, 'ld
t; " • Anthracite foals.. •
iIIARA.ES 4. HECK CHERA, CO.,
Rappers of Schuylkill Ceals, from the celebrated
BLACK BEATH and .810BriTAIN Warn ASH,
and the OTTO It Asti Vats, are now prepared to axe.
mite orders. either fmln Philadelphia, (Richmond, *hull
•F 0.14,) or from Schuylkill Haven, per Cavil, at the low,
est market rates, for single argues, or for contracts—to
be fornhdied fa milliners prime order.
Orness—No. 45 South street. NEW YORK; No. Lla
Walnut street; PHILADELPHIA,
April 3, '5B
LUTHER, DANIELL da GABLE,
T ESSEES OF KASKA. WILLIAM
j COLLIERY. (formerly Room, FillitlCS .
BOX C 0..)
are now prepared to receive orders for theireeletrated
WHITE ASH OJAL from the Emmen and Black Ileatb
velar, and BED AEU from the Entherand Peach Orclund
seine, alt of whhh are free burning and well edaPted
for family use., Hering recently adopted wine Improve.
meats la the machinery for tbeinvmaratton of thleCoal,
which enables them to separate the slate and Rat pieces
from the square fractured, giving it a, bendaows and
uniform else and appearance, they ismedetitly se
commend It to the poUlc.
011 ins—la Centre street, opposite the American Mass,
Pottsville. . .
/Watt in Now York is Pkilati.-400134 I Willi&
0.Aear114.230 Walnut 5trat,11111.10M11.4111.4. ;
No. IS Nang Btrii41:11111 TOSOC_ •
Iribnikag, 27,111$ . 241
".
WIRE SCREENS.
WIRE COAL AND SLATE SCREENS.,
114.01-1 N H. Kuturz, (late of and suc-1
maser to Kerss k Uctsl.m.) would rerywetfolly cap
t e attention of persons ennead In the Coal haziness,
to Ids bistinfsetory of WIWI COAL AND SLAT % '
SCREENS. COAL ILIDDLIM WIRE BROODS. iht, Am,
it the old eehltaPihteStit. IS i nem 111 e, EellnylkillOst Pa;
Daring been engaged in 'tile business. of Semen ask-,
ioN De opwardsbf twelve lean. I tatter myself that I'
can turn out as Food work its is don* saywhent to the
rotinty. sad would refer to the quality arty watt herb*
past, as *guarantee of what it, win be in tho haw%
ited4Our myself that I will spars no Talus to make, my
work withismory to all Is Myrna, She awe* trial. •
JOUR itt.nurrn..,
too ,
74 liberty:Me. July 21.'311
ESTERLY,& FRICK. . -
Ilianfactuert Of Wire Coal iscreats ,
OULD respectfully call the atte.n
non of gentlemen engaged In the Coal trade to
tht emi hereon of, the various dies they hose la
id
er tullltlea renaming out the beat of wort with
prom tneetiazd dispatch. Caving tbanwatexpertenced
• band Is the State they can guarantee all work done at
their factory. _
Repairiftg n wally and substaatially dote a/ the shortedl
sidig.
D. Bellikeinfentieln.ZligemayylingsvSlidta, 11l ad
d - . n a, fr,r, Ite.;alWisyS on hand.
Alt orders IlireFked to the flnnny Man or left at D. L.
faterly's Hardware store will rendre prett let at
July 4.'67 ,
BUSINESS CARDS.
D. L. DODSON Den
fist, 3.tarket Street. three doorep i ttria. .
a ire Third, south side. (Pottsville, Jaa...W. 'dB 4-/y
.W. StIEAFTER, Pottsville, Pa.,
*late of the Pennsylvania State tlealegteal Sump,
expllands,mines,ke. October 13.15 4141'
titNRY‘PLEASANT-Si,Giliil and
'Mining Engineer, POTTSVILLE.
• rrici7Blukst streel,,norib slde,betweets Centre and
Second. ; 1. • [August 8, %I 824 m
;DR. CHARLES HE RMANSAIAL
thorigoon and *woolworker,
lieicisuuttG—Oppodilts the Arowilon twalltoto.
29,
EROTIC. CARTER, Clyil 'and Mut
• leigegtotor, Surveyor, ae.. will .14 to survey;
of tow' plots. Se. °Bice wit Pawl. Undo,
1144., ant dour below E.ther Tomo, Pot Ille., Pa..
MO WC 19-tt
•
•
T. 11. McElwain, Civil and Mining
plinirineer,Ashlind, Pa., attends to Surveying and
InspeMfng Mlllakihrveylna and dividing lands. regu
lating Town Lots; and all other basalt:len In the line of
his profession. Labe address; Fonntain Spring 0.,
Schuylkill County,'Pri.. Feb. 23.1868 8-ly •
, .
ago. n tima.l Dr.& sticoM.
Smith ihtlymons, ,
aga, Nisoista and Ibipogntiplitali ingiaws, mod alliery
•
Viewers.
Matiantango & ?wendsts,tt Bread street.
, POTTENII.V., J f •
•TASIAQUA
April 21, '6B . 11-tfc
Nit 3Y- POOLE,= eologieal,
ILTopographical and Mitit4Eliglatler,Ceittreetreet,
Pottsville Pa.,glvesattenUou to surveys and examina
tions or
Pottsville,
Lands, to Surveys of mimes requiring ape
dal aceuracy,and to the superinteidente and entire
charge for proprietors of estates. •
February 2, 52 " (July 22,'57 2741)
A
GENCY—Fos the Putehase,and
Sale of Real Estate; baying and selling Mel: ta•
k ng charge of Coal Lands, Mines, ke.,and eollectlng
rents—from twenty years experience in the County be
hopes to give satisfaction. 01Ree Itiehantatigo Street,
Pottsville. (April 6.'58' 14. CHAS. M. HILL.
TRAVELING.
ArbbLIVERPOOL. PHILADELPHIA'
AND
AND NEW YORE SONEW
STEAMSHIP CO.
►IMHE Splendid Steamships farming
I the/above Lindy! sall trans NEW YORK as fol.
•
low.:
CITY OF It ALTDIORE, : Capt.Leltchpuly Ist.
(IV/ OF WASHINGTON, Wylle,July 15th.
KANGAROO, Capt. Jeffrey, July Fifth.'
and every alternate Thursday.
From LIVERPOOL every alternate Wednesday.
Faro from New York, Cabto sl's. Third Claes $.lO.
Liverpool. Cabin $lO5, SSS & Th'd Cia3ll It. IL.
RETURN TICKETS available-for sly. Months by any
Steamer of the Line. •
Cabin, sl4o,—Third Class. $7O.
These Steamers are .applied with Improve& Water
tight compartments. and tarry eaperieneed SufWeona. -
Persons about proceeding to Europe, or wishing to
Pend for their friends from the old country. ran purchase
Tickets and obtain ail information by applying to'Jj O.
Bale; 13 Broadway, N.Y. Sabel k Cortlx,l77 Broadway,
N. Y., to J. H. RICHARDS. Millersville,
• ' and to RICHARD EDWARDS, Pottsville.
Passage Certificates by nisi Class Sailing Packets be•
firerea New York and Liverpool. also Drafts sold by the
above. ; [May 8, '6B 1.9.1 y
AUSTRALIA.PI4NEER LINE.
Tatallished is 1852. Carrying. the 11. a Nails.
gnitiny Potirinef e y on the bag Advertised.
fHE-noble- A I, extreme clip.as ..
per ship filiterra'Nevada,"l9oll
tout register—Sztattunw. Commander—dtermds the
.•KEYSTONE," for Melbourne. and will Sall punctually
on the 20th of July. this noble ship is worthy of being
styled a floating palace.' Tier saloon aeonmibMittions
for fifteen passengers only are far more roomy and luau
clone than can he found on board of any steamer; whilst
Mr thirty-tiro ascend elm pastengers. the whole of the
midshiphottse la fitted bp. Nautiett/ men will appreci
ate her proportion's by being Inftwmett that ber carpet/.
ter'a measurement 41412 tons. with capacity for BAM
tone of weluht and measurement. , She is of itatrentro
clipper model, and her roominess can be Imagined by
knowing that her breadth of beam on trek, at utidship,
ie 44 feet. At she has frequently logged fifteen UAW teal
miles, and will he la light trim, it is expected that she
'will make the pomace out inside of seventy dip. •
ssenuem are recommended to makeearly application
for berths. A (tit steerage passengers :will be taken, at
low sites.
SA ES OP PASSAOS:Lebildren in inns, ran: tnl'
Wet twelve Peary. HAL? riwv. Find CaShr Saloon, SMO.
Sieontterbln. 11100. For height or passapeapply only to
It. W. CAMERON, ttorrling Green, hew York.
Eight 11111 s for sale, and cash advances made on eon
.
signments.
Conslanres In Australia: DlesseC-Willgoson, 'Bros. &
Arne 12, 'WI 24.1y
AE 141C1 VALLEY RAILROAD. •
1118.11111 .
ON and after WEDNESDAY, OC
TOBER 28th, the Passenger.Tralus of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad will run as follows: •
Down Trains.
Leave 3tatiel. Chunk at 7.15 A.lll.,and 1240 P. 11,.
, " Lehighton • • 7.27 " 12.42 "
" Lehigh (lap . • 7.49 " • 1.09 "
. Slatington • 7'55 " 1.15 "
a Leary's ' 5.16 ' a : 1.361 , "
. 4 . White MU r 8.22 •" . ' ' 1.42 ' "
" Catasanqua : 5.33 " 4 '1.54 a
-' " Allentown. W. 44 - " 2.05 a
" Bethlehem 9.00. " ~ 2:XI ,"
" Frvemansburg 9.10 - 44 2.2 4, ".
Arrive Easton 9.40 " 12.55 "
Up Trains.
Leave .F.aston • at 11.55 A.M.,amt 4.40 P. 52'
" Itreetroinsburg ' f 1..12.00 " . 5.07 "
' " 11114116 PM i110r.11.,, • 5.17 44
" Allentown • 12.25 , " : ''. 5.34 "
-, " Catatanqua 12.301 " 5.44 "
" White BAB, 12.48 t! 6.56 "
" Leury'e 12.54 " i . , 6.03 I' •
' " rilatlnglon . 1.15 " ''- 6.24 "
" Lehigh tler . 1.26 " 6,;41 • o
• " Lehighton . • • '1.48 " 612 " ,
'Arrive !leach Chunk ' 2.00. ". 705. ".
AtirThe shore Trains will convect with the /darting
and Afternoon Trains to and tram New York and Illsr.
delphia. 71e Braver Meadow Train will leave M neh
Chunk for '6lllmeletrre, Ilealeton. White Harem t *a.,
upon the arrival of the 2 I'. M. Train.
• ' ~ ' . ROBBitT 11. SAYRE, AV. vd14,..
Ortolan:ell, '57 • (Anted A, 57' pel 44.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R
!Simms,. Arrangement. July fig 1858.
DOWN. PASSENOV.R.Ttt-AINS
Leave Pottarlile, dally.(eacapt Sonylayg) at AAA A. lir.,
and 320 P. 94.—Paoing Reading at 931 A.' M., aid 5.06
P. M. Attiring in Philadelpkita at'l2.W awn, and at
...
7.40 P. id.-
. 'UP PASSlifia KR TRAiNS. • .
• Leave Philadelphia, daily, (except Fut . days) at 7 4 0 A.
and 350 P. M.—Parsing P.eadinr. at 10.05 A. 514 and
6.07 P. M. Arriving in Pottsville at 11,55 noon, and at
7.55 . P. M. • .
Both Up sod Down' Panongir Trains mimed it Port
Clinton with Trains.to and from Tamaqua, Catswkii.
W illiarorport and Elmira. limning Passenger ralitlP
Oteff roundel at reet.ctinton for Wiikesturre, Scranton
and Pittston.
LEBANON *ALLEY BRANCH. -
Pauwinter Train' learra Reeding at 10.08 A. M.. after
arrival of Up and*Down Morning Passenger Trains from
Philadelphia and Pottsville. Arriving at Uarrisburg 'at
12.38 noon. and eooneetlng with Passenger Trains on the
Northern Central, "Pennsylranla" and "Cumberland
Valley" Railroads. for 'Sunbury, Willitimeport, Elmira,
Pittefiurg Lancaster. ttaltimornand Chambersbug.
Returning, leaves Uarrieburg at 2/5 P. ft, after ord.
vat of Trains from above points. Arriving at Reading
al 4.55 P. M., and_oonneet log with Up and Down Trains
for Pottsville and Philadelphia the same netting. No
Trains run on gantdoys.
Niageoccs.ile4wren Pottsville and Plittedeipbtaip 78
and tel 25; Reading and Plilladelepbta, ft 75 and $1 45;
ilarrisbnig and Philadelphia, $3 ?Sand $2 TO; Lebanon
■nd Philadelphia. f 2 CO and $2.10: Renting and liar
rieburg, GU and $1 30; Reading and Pottsville; $1 OS
and $0 86; Residing and Lebanon, 35 and TO cents;
Pottsville and nenislotilL and 52 rottartue
and Lebanon. $1 its sod ft 60. , •
Through No.l Tlekehollswille to Diithnore t ls OR
Readlee to Raltlinore.sll: Reading to Lannueer,l2 25.
/fir PO pounds of Ilaggage allowed each Passenger..
The Second Can Can run with all the stare Regular
PasPetteer Trains, 4 1
g4-storolng Train Dow n and Afternoon Tralu %hotly
run on Sunday..'
-
Through First Mass 'rickets. at induced rates, to Niag
ara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, end 011 the Drinalpel
trOhlt• In the West, North West. end the Dierks t and
ftleraut Ticket's, at lower fares; to all the above planes,
can be had on applleation to the Bits:lon Agent.
SWAB Tlettrita sill be purchased. before. the Trains
god. Higher roe chanted if paid to ears.
O. A.fNIGOLLB, Bolt t Gas: Supt..
Jut 3,'58
411 ° E ° § 1 USTITtnere N rs li j private
tele the'eld eMablUbed-iirerliii , w '
The Franklin Iron l v k nit
eekii,
illinitodln the oororigh of Port Carbon, Ekbuyitlllett,
Penna. •• •
She prepay topside of turning lathes. planing ma.
chinos, three new engines, bladsmith's tool., foundry
tools and flasks. with other MOM of every &Script lon ne
eessary eeeduellog the basinem. a large -end 'Valais.
hie assortment of pal terns of the most approved ma.
eblnery now used In the region -end a large stook of new
eastlup and taw matelot. E r ossession given inunedi.'
-
The Property will be sold on reasonable terms, and to
any person wishing to engage he the business presents
an opportunity seldom offered. ' ,
For farther particulars Inquire of the undersigned st
gt. Clair. or between the hones of it A. and 2 P. 114
at Met l Bannes Mare, Pottsville. J. S.
St. Clair. Feb. 24.111.58 • 94f
RgPORTS 011 moms.
10111-EPOSTS of the Elvitstr House of .
Cointaons the working of (lois, Sflaer, Bud the
yawner( *tridents ia tha saute. ipustnkted 'with nu:
wrens 4ntwlngs,ai very valuable and mane work, Ist,
24, and 3d [triode for a* at tho Bookstore of the Sub
scriber, • s' • • • D. BANNAN.
Pottarthe, Ma Leh 11, • li.
•- -• • •
RESII . I4IME. for oak(
•
t.all Lime,
- 1. 1 at the kilns onthe, Island; *
San& te.. at .the lovrat prices. . • C. U. AMOS. •
JACOB SILSIEKS, Again 4 int 1111 say Orders sonnopl;
ly. aadati lower Wenn= have been, chargad bantam..
Pothrrilla, March 20,, 115- !Irk;
. .
11ANO - T4410111?. 44: 01m...
P. 'a te als
.0
• tlon on Ma Plano torte and Id
le, In Pottsville and nilittanniarral•
Taw isodatne. Apply lit , nocend date 'Won
the NS Me, I'o%lollla. , [May 1„ 'SS 13.
. , ,
8611—..4dradatatettts ad in temps type Gadreal wel le
dadved 50par celai added oak war'reir}ter rata.
TAW' & BEERS , . I .
tubricating. Grease
The &expert, mot reliable and durable anienuad used
tbeaTy . Utter Is ery, and the exiles
adVeudbnees. Cannes, Carts, lirays and Wagons.
wit sill nottkonSdlnd is not larded I,Y hest. or
cad, linnufattaired and for tale to The Cana. W. re and
Bunk bi - TAW di BEKGB . Phi ladektda.
A 141119.0— • 25 . 47 ,
J. $.:: A.. ks,. MIEN,
7 aad,B South Wharves, Philadelphia,
DEALERS IN OILS: ,
Jane 6, '57
• Wire Rope:Works .of
JOHN A. ROEBLING,
TreistOup New Jersey.
WA Uri* isaartmeut or , Wire tape constantly' Oti
band. Order* filled with, despatch. For. olio. viroagib,
and wet, see circular. 9.170, •
OIS 1 OILS!! OILS!!!. •
HODCrSON' & KEAN,
Nos, 5 0 s.l:Dimon, pilaba.,
General Commission Korclants, and Maims in
wilAtz AND SPERM OIL FOR MINING
ANDENCHANICAL PURPOSES.
8ept,22,'67 , • 38•tf
•
ALEXANDER KERR,
`IMPORTER AND 'WHOLESALE DEALER. IN'
. . -
8reh.134 South Wharves, A ..) s •
• :PUILADELPItift.
Ashton's! Vino, Liverpool G ronnd,l arks Island. Ashton's
and Star Mills Dairy, assorted sizes, constantly on hand
and for sale in lota to snit tbso trade. °
•N. ll.:—Orders solicited. ()lamb 15; 4 58 1176 m•
POMEROrBiCO.,
DRAM= IN •
•
OIL, SOAP, CANDLES, &O.
NO. 12 South Water street', below
Ilukat,Philadelphla. '
Epeein, Loud, Elephant, While, Tanners'and;sltehinery
011, Sperm and Adamantine , Candles.
Swims! T. killer, - Salesman.
Philadelphia, January 6,'68 1-17
.. - JOHN A. MOORE,
•
Oil and. Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN •
MINERS' SUPPLIES'
No. 011 S. Water tttttt PhUadelphla,
Illiciaitiatantly on hand
sperm. Lard. &ler, Elephant, Bleached end flecked
IN hate 011e.Sperna and Adamantine Candles,
DurvlngandGitiodne 0.11, eiprosall
for Miners' ave, Wlre Rope, - '
Slope Chains. •
Riesling Powder, Sakty Lampe,
Gum and Leather Belting, Yeses, Wicking, de.
April 1, 'LS r 14.1 y
Schuylkill Fire and Moine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
szis`wiattavvi.l4o,
Ofikee in Iliilyman's Building, Ilahantengolt.
9 doors above Centre st., Pottsville, Pa.
BAPITAL AUTHORIZED BY LAW,
$200.000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This Company obtained its Charter at the lait Session
of the tegislatn e of Pennsylvania, and le now fully or=
ganisedgud prepared to issue Policies, at liberal rates,
on Fire and Inland risks, on Public and- Private kuild
ings.Furultunt.Stocks of Goode and M eee h aa dt aa of all
kinds. - •
Also on Cod 'Basket% and Machinery. Inland Insu
rance on Canal goats and Barges, by Canals and Rivers;
also on Ca of Coallo Philadelphia, New York. Ital.
Onsore. de. This Company guaranteestO adjust all losses
prumptly, and thereby hope to merit the patronage of
the pubUc.
Diret tors t
J. IL. ADAM,
. JOHN D. DEIBP:ILT,
. JOHN HENDRIC.KS.
D. H. ICE GLINO.
11. L HUNTZINHER,
GEORGE 7. MIER.
K. N. KEPI Ep.. President,
ud Outland Agent. _ '
WILLIAM MORTIMER, Jr
.JACOB lIUNTZING ER, Jr.
GROAOR LAURA,
IJIM=II
ROBERT 31. P44.2.11Eit,
-
s.
W. F. SMITn. Secretary *
Pnttigrille. Jaunary 75*
INSURAN6E.
CIMAILTIN. PENPETIIA 4 4I dr.OIIPONATED IN 1100.
i irl
THE STATE TIRE AND MR INK/RAMC
Company •ir Penna.
QFFICE-92 Market Street, Hi - iris- .
burg. P. Capital a50.,000 dollars. •
oast re all the aster clangs or propet ty against by
Fire, perils of Inland 'Navigation and Transportation.
'JOHN P. ILUTHEILVOIID. Priaident.
fl:Waan, Secretar3).- „ •
_-1....1110wr05, Vice Preakfrsq.
• ".
BENJ. BANNAN has brenLaips' anted Agent fur this
Company in Sehuylklll rounty,and s pillared to Insure
all kinds of property at the lowest rates with regard to
security. The rates eau Ds ascertained at his Bookstore,
Pottsville. ' . _
jll. BANNAN idarkAgetitror LIPS*. Tell as TIRE
Insurance. • \ [ Dee. t. fi7 i • -
ouirpts , LIFE 1118178ANC8AND 'moor co.,
• Pottsville, PUMA.
.04P/rAisloo.ooe-4rbutTRELPEn PE T UAL.
THIS Company, chartered by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, with a capital of One
drod Thousand Dollars, Is now [oily organised, and
his commenced brolnesi. The ComPany is.prepared to
receive moneys and other ,, pronerty in Arrest, and allow
Interest on all moneys depbsited In trust, at the rate of
Ore per cent, per-annum; principal and interest payable
on demand. For rates of Pnmstum eat. Life insurance,
see the printed Tables supplied at the niece of the Com
pany, Centre strut, Pottsville, thee* docket south of the;
gachan-m„ JACOB tIIINTZINOKIL,Jr., Pres%
ITtursorms Himm, Secretary and Treasure'.
April . l 3 tf •
77. Arrasiirrz INStritANCE CO7[PAiIY7 7:
Atithorlsed Capital, $400,000. ,
(IHARTER PERPETUAL--'—:Office,
Ne.9l Walnut street, between Thlrd and Fourth
treets;Phlladelphia. This Company will luau et *pleat
lota or damage by Fire. Buildings, Varna**. and bier
ebandlie generally. Also Mamas leatsaucs, on Vessels,
eemeee and rceights. busy lasonasca teal parts of
the onion. noaccoas: •
D. Luther, Darla Plersod,
Lewis Audenried, . Joseph Mu6eid,
' • Peter finger, Dr. deo. N.Baglfji. '
• John K. Shackleton, B. Ilammett,':
Samuel 11. Rothermel, Wm. F. Doug: , • •-" •
- - D. LITTIIILit, - .Prerident.
IP:DEAN, Viet President.
W. M. Smith, Smretary. • 1 '
!1-P. D. Lora= has been appointed agent thr the
gbore Company In Schuylkill ecnnity,to Whoa *ions
desiring Insurance an apply.
Jan - ...ary L's 7
6 INDENNITY * •
rPHE Franklin Fire Insurance Corn,
pan', of Plaideiphla. Office, 1833 Chao*
streets, peat Filth street.
==l
Charles N. Itaneker, • George W. Richards, • '
Thomas Mart, . Mordecai Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, • Adolphe N.' Bode,' ,
Samuel Grant, David S. ffrOWO,
Jacob R. Smith, . • Morris Patterson.
Continue to make Insunmce, permanent or limited on
every description of property, In town and country, at
rites as low as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large contingent nand,
'which . , with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested,
afford ample protection to the insured. Since their in
corporation, a period of 18 years. they have ;mid cipirards
of "axe Kuban. two /Mara lkestontel doMort,losses by
are, thereby affordlnicerldewee of the advantages of in
entunee,ax well as the ability and dispositiv to meet
with promptness, all liabiltirs._ •
CHAS. N. BANOBEEIt, President.
Cnits. O. Essays. Secretary.
The subscriber has been appointe4tagent for the above
mentioned Institut ion. and la now prepared to make in.
sonuice,en every description of property, at the lowest
rates. ANDBEW RUSSNL, Agent.
Pottsville. Jan. 11.1858
I= LIVERPOOL AND. LONDON PINE AND 1
- - I LIFE INSURANCE CONIPAION,
O ds,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL--£c,000,000, or Si . 00,000.
Paid up Capital . Su eel ye, and Refereed IF i
'
."
' 1141,()4)(),4)()().. '- ..
f ' :
Nearly $600.000 invested in this country. , !•
Liability of .the shareholders unlimiteo.
The Meow, of this* Company in New, TorYe e 1857,
was upwards of $600,000. . , , ,
The endersigned having been apPoint ' edO ;4 of the
above Company, are prepared to resadvs'ap lats for
Ineuranee agalmit Eire, on every Aeseripi :Oh build
ings and property, including mad breakers"(
.4'4l**Ln:e
-lutes connected with collieries. All thmei periles ler
quirinOusuranee are respectfully Invited 011 at the
office where particulars will be given , togett wth the
Company elm's'', and dettriled statemett 'Of t, con
dition Of this well known find titoroughte to , ble porpo.
ration. 1 .1 . .:r: .ti,
In ease the amount of In otiance dealred , mieetds the
•ndis of the Liverpool and Loidoo; the undefisig.ped are
'authorised to obtain It In other reliable compao3 . •
Refirreacs Is permitted to be made to the - wing
ientirtnen : i
Jolla Tucker, Esq., .. John ShippelL ...-
James Dondas, Roq., • Oeo. W. gelditmyg,, R „
John R. White. Eso., , Hod . James, IL 0191pbell.
HORACE P. SIIITH and HENRY W. POOLE..4.4ense.
At Office of li. W: Pods, Engineer,. Cootie iti, Potemilie.
Jan. 30, 'SS ' ~ ~
- , , I - -;..'i .AU .
• 1
,
* • " - LIFE INSURANCE. ..; It
THE Girard Life Instirance,'Aihruity .
and Trust Company .Of Ph il adelphia. Aimee. No.
Chesnut street,'„ the first door. Past ' of this Custom
House. , ' .,-. , .
CAPITAL 0613,000—C17A R TER PERPITTUAL,
continue to make 1 osuntnees on Unison the Most Omer
able terms. .- . ",
The capital I eta* paid up and Invested. togeiber with
alma* and constantly Increasing! reserved fund, offers
a perfect security_ to the Insured. ' ' ' 1
The premiums may , ive paid 'early, haltyearly , or
quarterly.a
- The *memory add a BoNOB periodically to the taxmen.
cell tbrille. "The first Donne. appropriated to • December,
DM, and the second hones in December ,' 1610, - amount
to en addition of $261 60 to every $l,OOO insured under
the oldest polities making $1.262 50 which will be paid
*hen It shall be come a cialtri, Instead ofsl,oooorin4
allyinumshibe next Mdest.amount tosl,237so;thened
in age to $1.212-50 fur every $1,0013% the others In the
-same prOporlion according to the amount and time 'Of
itanding,whieh additions make an average of mere than
$0 per rent. upon the premiums - paid, without inereas
tag the anuual premium. ' a
. .
==ll
Mental Ridgway, John A.llrown,
Armon Mat. D. Danner. • , .
John Joy Smith, • Frederick U(OWII,
Robert Pe3flAii t • ; George Taber,
Joseph Teems; John R. Latimer," •
• Thomas P. James, • ; Wharton Lads,
' 'Joseph T. Valley. • John IL Flick.. -
Pbamphietaeontalning- table of ratesandexplanationa.
Orm of popileation and further Information CAD be had
at the Mike. ,
.THOMAS RIDGWAY, President,
Jona P...Latita. Actuary. -
Si/vibe snhaeriber Is +went Pa' the above company
In Schuylkill County. and will afeet 'intimates, and
Vie all neeentary infOrmation On the snldeet.
Amil 9.-111584 ; R BARRAN.
:;(010E - HOILSEKOLD ARTICLES.
It. KANEy.E.FRIGERATOIC, the
, bolt and most templet e irlielo or tbiekind.
- sin Coolers, dir Alms mid polish; dwellings.
, Wster Vilteters.
, ammo Clovers Ibr Wen* flutterer lealt,ditioresit sisei.
•Patent Tee Croak lhowsors•-will maks leer emus ht
In isimeles., ' , '
l i rkW,Birl - Ntiols 41 1 44 /or sat 11l ;'. •
/047.47411-
HOTELS I :.,I - ;,-1 - , -
ot
S. Yr. 40370.1 ' , - is. 4101111,
POTTSVILLE HOUSE. . ! n •"::")....
L'W.S. S. JONES Proprietors
*airs stmt. POTTSI7/ZE, U. ,
airfioxt Stabling pm . 1 -10.
Juno SS, VA - • 16•17
PULASKI HOUSE;
5i It CLAIM% Proprietors;
001111* ibex, laOI73PIL ..l
.
Thts hones basing been !vatted tb qt r. ` ' .
the Owed otennee.goestaaed shitorielll base worry re.
otonmodstion.. Moils at all boom `The.ehoteest end
beat Mows will befoand at the her. Traveler', an well
sa will *lnd the PVLASaI HOVER, rrery
one of Ike finest hotels In Clete/Audi.
- 2rtlx,
. 1
,
.
NJ
__
rt
li a l nltTrlitn at e
undersigned 11.
jrf
'
~„ - - 1
_
exten'ded his lensq of the abase
named establishment, will, Ly the is
quest of many Mends, open it for the
reception of company on the Ant
Jane. The inipmvements, since last mama, here been
large. and can ac, annutodate one hundred additional
boarders. The groind Boor of the dew building, lOU ft.
long and 33 wide, will contain Are Bowling Alleys, four
Billiard Tables, two Bagatelle Tables, Wine and Lunch
booms, where late suppers will he furnished as required.
Throe rooms edit be eaclusively for the boarders of this
bouae and their Invited friend+. Nu bowling will be al
lowed after night. I bare taken tnuril pains to select
suitable cooks. bakers and servants.; To those w h o h ow .
'Wed tb.Surf louse, It is unnemenry to - say more.
; • liespectfttily, ... 11.3AACI TIIAYBIL
June 5, m. .
PAINTING, &C.
i f
W STYII,IE3 WINDOW SHADES.. ,
U UST received a large and deg .nt-as
lip acidulent or Window Eludes, new And beautiful d•-
algoe,lnelndlng Gold Bordered. Oiled; kaindacape of l'io
ral,,Gothfe de., de., cheaper than eier. I .
ALSO 14 •i•- ~ . •
Plifured. Glued awl Plain P'aper llhades Of seem de.
seriptton Pot Sale by 1 Ilk, N.7.' HANNAN,
. • Centre Atrut,oppositeEpiseopalChureti.
Pottsville, April id, '6B - ' 1 ; • I& ' .
PAINTING, PAPER HAN • INC.
rEIIE undersigned wouldlre S pectfully
announce to the public that tie bits opened a Paint
S lop, In Second street. shore Market, next door to the
First Methodist Church, "there he le pfeltited to !moots
all work In his line, such as House and Sign Painting.
Glazing, Graining and Paper !landing, ort the.ebortoot
notice, and on reasonablO terms. Haring trockedut the
baldness for a number Of yeen,..bO hiwe to receive ' a
share of the public patronage. MIo AEL SUN*
Pottsville, April IT. IS, ! 161 g •
W REDUCED PRICED. . . .
weal- 3piiill:wir lisp24.4wiszao.
THE subscri ber has 'a ilatge lot of
Tay StAee Pattana of ;:; ! a
li`aPer,satible for nail , . i ' ;gir t ---
Parlors. Dinh: os.
, Rooms,l Cha
bers and Public ulldluga, which . •••••••:": . . ....--,. i ,: - ....„
be will sell at gnarly 'reduced s e e .. : ; ' _;,:-
priers. Ms Rock embraces the ••.• • - '.. . - ..
leaf and most estesised Itinernsi- I
Pap& as cheap as A
rents s Placa. • ; 1
1 i
,
Now Is the Una hut Bargains, for, Papal BanglnaS and
Books at - - ) ! 1, BAAS:COPS
t hap Wholesale mut Rdaa Apo.' aid Book,-Storq.
-PAPER BANGERS BIIPPWID THEY CILIUM.
October 31st, '67 - I : 1 I d 41.
--..-111IUDEY_ it, BOWE i t,
House &'lllgia Pinlntiiiil'&P per Bang,
ern, -. - 1 ! 1 . • ...,
AVE received New Sv'les Plain
nod Deem:native WALL : ' -_ ' !
AIkRIS. GOLD WINDOW!' . lilijE
SHADES, BORDERS, Sc. . 1 i „
. .. a .... ,., .-,--
Those wishing I handsome co a : ' • .. 4
Parlor Paper should see our ••••a. w , - giser,
i /hi p d Gobi Pie , rs.. ,--
They are Neu autos% and hare A - ter effect than
those generally manufactured. ~,,: , I
Pure White Lead. French Col6red, Enamiled,
and American' Blom, - preach Miff Aluerkau
Oils. Varnlsbes,:ac. 19 alw Clam, Ac._ Street,roltsrille, l door; abode e' i iec
ncr us Hds&
, o
April 10.'48 i ; - Mt(
s : LEGAL CAR - VS. • !.•
I;IEORGE
A t
r. 79, •57 '51.1y
L'aw, Pottsville' r o
October 31, '57 '
=
T W. 'ROSEBE 'Y, Attorney :at
fl • LAW. 9filen—corner of 31arket And 2nd Wools,
Pottgville. ' t Audi:W-9,16 :
PER STROUSE, Aktorney at Law.
OfficeL—Cenfre street, oppoidte the Toils Hall,
'iNtsellle. , , rkebTary 9, '.6Q, 6:
DA VID E B. GREELAtiorney at Law,
Pot till , lii e,Pa. Office In Matinit street,oprelte the
Post Office. T i •JulY 11 ,' 56 2ly -
1: 4 1 . P. DEWEES,!Att,rney at Law . .
• OFFICE—Four doorsi above 3terthoerre Hotel,
'Centre street:Pottsville, Pa i , [bee. 5,17 J:l9.
TuHOMAS It. BA NAN, Attoiney al
taw. Office in Centre Street,or rittet he ttptseopsl
reb.Pottiville. Penna. I Nov. W.'36 47-1 y
OITN;C. JUAtice of
the- Naze and Coneeyencer,r-effice opposite Pod
Office, Bread et., Ternaqui. Pp. 1, [May 2. - 17 17e
c LEMENT S. FASTER, Justine of
the Seam minersvilie—iviiecOons andagenties so
lk led and attended to earefnlly, i . Vet). =, '6B 8-tt -
TOHN SEITZINOEH Just i ce: of the
CP Pears. ST. CLAM. wmthatead to all bustnral6in•
trusted to him with dlligene and rare. [1868.8-Iy* ,
QAMUtI2 ' GARRErr, - 111agistratei
1.,3 Conveyancer and drenersl Collector. 00re, Market
St.. Pottsville. next deioi to !boat *See. Aug. 13. '57 33-
I.: SPINNEY, Attorney at Law,
• Ashland. Schuylkill eolioty, re.. wilt set is
agent in the purchase and aisle ot4leal Estate: collection .
nfronta.*c.[Ashland, 3111 y 21-Iy'
TIHRISTOPHER LAPPLE, Attor
k„,/ rieyA Law. rottsTille. Scht:tylltlll county. Prt . ;
orqcr—ln Mattantsmso Stroet i ,ftroer of Sessmd.'
April 11, '67 I I •
-
d9B. ;ICE NI4 Attorney nt
‘_fi Law. Pottsvllle:enna..willittend tolegal business
An Schuylkill county and elsewhere: Mace In Centre
'street, nearly opposite the Minerla' Sank. ['SS 27-
- sae. naseereas.). tames, 7. SITLVDEL:
HEN'DRICKS I & SIIINDEL,
tortiuya at Law, ra31.10 4 .A, Pa. Ilaireog amact.
oiled together in the make of the
. haw, all professional
buslueam lu Schuylkill and adjoitilcut coutalateitrusted
to their ears will receive ptotopt itttenUon. - - •
Mt, 29. .
HARDWARE.
HARDwARE.Atip II 0 ,- QIN-DEPOT. -,
lalnn; a ultSCit Ili 4 tsring now arrang
ed his goodi at hi noir place of business
end with a new doieriittuition of tarnish•
lug all suet/ goode:the bdsinesiot the
Coal Region may require, St the ir lo west market Value,
sonata thar inspoetlon of ; le Pit 110. 1 shalt be always
on hand and have on head a - full st i tck of ~ . -
. liar Iron, I Chopp( g Axes,.
Pine fron, ; Coal eti vela, -. _
Cast Steel, " I Truths Chains.
Slit lion,. 11 Nollitati'd Spikes, .
Rope,: , Tackle Pocks, ' • •
j
Bellows, . , Anil's ind Thee. ac., . •
ilardware4and Iron Depot, Csafrai Illacrt.three dears
&boys Market. Nast side:: i 'FRANK POTT,'
July 154 1854 ` '. ' i 2S-tf '- '
doomg/ATohe. C t l aw -
O
inotel.,:.ancl nearly opposite the
nk, Pbthiwille, where will be
nxeellent isiortment of UMW
EIRiCHT I
N W IIAI
low Matz
Mlnen' 1131
:ORIld an i
;CM; •
dateglartmtaln
Bpd
Sea ,mn I •I
setToola, '
Oarpentier Tools
Glass anßritint
Bar Iron ofill sixes,
Boiled " •
Mailgram: lislites.
Rallmadlvon and ;
Smith Taal&
Balldlmtlfaterlale,
Cast Steel. 5.
Shear Steel,
Arm Whiter;
Mill
nt Saws,
Fink
_odAmws.
o.lrtetuftattlethankl
they liatendedteh I m tn.hl
the new firm,,bypte gnat
Lion to htminestaatnd Urn ,
and command timtrenntl
• •
rui,g
Astsbrtikent of finetoeks,.
Taiga Cutlery,
Pocket:oll4o,y,"
Tablet3poone.
los)rilUand Vices;
Arkrtinent of line aunt,
Pert iron Crucibles,
Wiire,Tin Plate, .
- Brigs Fettle's, .
gitui. buns,
3 71 th Dollar
ItsidlroWiTrae;es,
rd,
PIM
atotjie
ilt.y t
mthodat
iandd at
rdltre
,
Deidert4 //a
Pothrf
TRANSPOM'ATION.
PHILAD'A. 3 READING RAIL ROAD
. ANUS OF nonottrbIii.SIFIRCIIANDIZE. 1
Q N•aud AFTER IVIARCII Ist, 1857,'
. i
nutilfuriber notice; ill f lowing Ilates of Frelgtil
id 1 Le charged per 200 poll" -
EliMiEd
Dry 134ods,Canteetionery, Dooks.Cary
• Intim irs.Vregh heat.Thwonsay,et
ke
Ansi* Dean. Matey. CopOir, Ycys, Rao
theawargarindstonegetontheallenip,
hams, hardware. UldesihoDosr-ware.
Leat,tierihaeldnery,OystkrOttp,Steds.,
ke.; • • •
Cotton,Coffee, ()mina:tar Ikonaend, kk.
Ilatogs.tialls, Spike's, Mee, Self, Prcirt
skigs, Seignr.Whlsky,k4., 1 •
Droning, 'fire Bricks. Guano, )41 Stones,
Pitch and Tar, Salt, Sergi Iron,Tlinber
and Liimber..ke..
Driekk. Coke, COO Woodi Clay. On wt,
• /re; Iron:Cho. limestone. Minim. Mg
Iron. Plait*. Slate,3lah Lig* s,
flons. ger barrel, 1 1
hurt SI.
PNILAD'A & READING *ltAlt/t
k lub of the kYhtlada. 6; It. .
. Peitaddpkia,Kerr* 29,
The rata of Fralglit and Tolls on Coal (ran
this C,ompang,wlll he as 011ona„ from 29th Aare
watt farther notice: -
"1011
' '
So IllehntonLis •
Philadelptds,
InelinedrPllo . , ol
" Nteetcorh,
CkinrantOWl ll l.n. ll , - - 4
" yin) Seknylkill,
sattayank:,
~ :Epring 31111 P;
“ronshotnwken and :! riy4
mouthlistiroad.
d• Itatnbo's.and f . Potts? sad'
• Jones',
Norristownorttrld . ppoli
" Port Kanr, . 1
": Valley Po ty, `, l ;
Girrborolsoll
• it nays?, FOrd;,' ,
." Pottstown; , -
11nnxlasy111sii
44 Birdsboro'
ReadlVlfir
al Betwoen aatagralid
R-Inwrit a; -
.•?`1 '
" Hamburg' i•
to• ,
Mara WAS 1111-1
.- 1 ••
SAVING FUND,.
*nal
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WALNUT STREET, South=west.
corner at TUIRD. Philadelphia. •
DtbIIPOR AT ED BY TB irSTAI X OF I'ENBA.
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST.
, Money fa received in any sow. large or small, and In.
teresi paid from the , day of deposit to the day of with*
drawal. . .
The rate le open every day fronsfr o'clock In Itotmorn
log - till 1 o'clock Id ire afternoon, and on Monday an.
Thursday evenings 111 8 o'clock. • •
Hof. HENRY L. ÜBNNISIL President.
RODZItT SELFILLUG.II, Vies President.
. _
yr Lulu( J. lissar,Bauretscy.
Directors!
Henry L. Bennner, - - F. Carrell Brewster,
I
Eduard L•Carter, .; Jllflepill B. Barry,
Robert Selfridge, • , Veered' Lee.
Sand. li- Ashton, , Joseph Tortes.
C. Landreth Monne, Henry Dlffeuderecr. '
trioolo Is received and payments made In gold dally
without notice. 1
• The in vestments /us made in !MAL PIITATIS DORT.
a AGES. 0 SOU N D 11.11STS, and such first dem securi
ties as the Charter requires. .
Jul ral .:i.9"1 Feb. 27. IA 4-ly'l , 31.
HENRY W. OVERMAN,
O. 14, (Old No. 6,) South THIRD
erect., below Market, PM:Art.logs. j "
1 Leather Dealer.
all Shins, Stororeop.,Llnfogs, Binding... Red and Auk
iar
ete. • N. D.—Rough Loath'', bought or
ken lo.ozrtutoge, [Yeb.:".7, 'Mt 4.1 y
Y!' PA.9:TMINICk.
!CIE SU tiSCßiistat,. would resiiect
fitly I inform their numeroati friends and enato•mirs
d h ylklllCounty, that their meson went of Cloth lii g
lkis Ind Geutlermen In lunch larger than ever, and
they a e disposed to selrcheap. Persona Hal ng at a dlti•
tante, are the privilege of exchanging clothing par•
chased al this store i lf they do not Ault.
i V. A. norr a nnoirrEß,
i • 1. 'l72Chilittuut St.,corzier orrentb.rhllaila,„
April Wile ' 174 y ' ",.
. . IHL,TAPER, AND RAG WAREHOUSE,:
E.ID. WOODRUFF, JR., &„ CO.,
J). 9Ni Front street, * PlilLA
to
. int D r
1 4 P r i lrg ; Spe Olt. VftnterEleptanta o floltroll,
Lard ind Topuers' 011, • Wharf A Relied Whale 111 , 1 L
311nor,e011, • • texiing Oil, (low prior, for
Rotlo'd Vegetable; Paint ' Oil. car axe.)
IMPROVED AIACIDIVERY OIL,
Mule!expressly for lubticat I i; mach inn y, oil a substitute
lot Sperm 011, and recommet..ded by Engineers of rani.
'toed u being 813PLIJOIL to arbY Wore introduced.
Anill 28,18 . ,17.1 y
`FARMERS ! ATTENTION
E liegt article in the world for
raising WHEAT, Is Leine's , " Supwr.Phosw
p ate of Mane, at $lO per ton, oi D ents per
by the barrel.
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Analyzed and recommended for the Wheat and Grain
trope, by Professor CHAd. T.. JACKBOIi, Chuang of the
Coital Vida Patna Office. Washington, D. a
. It twill repay the outlay 5010 100 per cent., and will
not born the seed by cumin; in (outset as Guano does.
AL!'-TRY IT—PROVE
0. A. LElNAll,,Proprietor.
, No. i 1 3touth Yront street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Or of my Agent. throughout the country.
AYALYsIa can Le seen'-at my office. Cab mailed with
the ordcr will receive prompt attention. .
A liberal discount 10 storekeepers who bay to uG again.
isi - Patophlcts eau be had al my office. o. A. L.
.July 31, '4B , ' • 31.3 in •
STa.UFFER a, HARLEY.
WATeIIYS t JEWELRY—
'Who
. levale and retail—at the•rfiria
apse. Watch &Jewelry Strife." No.
Lie mid No. er)North ileeondet..cciruer of Quarry,
Gold /Ater Wak hes. NU Jetaellal,lB carat cases, $2B 00,
Gold Lepine, le tarot,- - • - • 24 00
Silver Lever, fall Jewelled, - • •• 12 00
Oliver Levine. jewels,
Superior Quartiere,
Gold Spertaelee, -•-• • - 7 00
Fine 511ver•do, - . .1 50
(cold Bracelets. • • - • • 3 CO
Ladles' Gold Pendia, - - 100
SllverTea•apoons. act. - - - 6 00
(bold Penn. with Pencil, and Silver lloltier, - 1 00
"Gold Finger-rings. cents to ssO; Watch 'Glasses,
12),i rents; rateot,lB3l nimbi; 'Arndt, 20 cants:
oilier artlaesin pmportlcia. 'Ali goods .warrsateti to be
what they aro sold '6,r.. IRTA PPER A.lt LEY.
AtirOn band sotnotiold an Sliver Levers and Laplace.
AIM tower than thd above prises.
• October 3. 1657,'
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
A Chimney possessing allthe required requi
sites. and applicable to Dwellings, Factories,
Steamboats; and any positicin where needed.
THE benefits , resulting by- the use of
this IMprotementare--400 , 1rixanalt in antindS
trenlher: a sating of fuel frees '2.0 In 'l.V . per rod.? a
sating of three-Part/a of the bent, new wasted; a perfect
"menus readation; a perfect protectOris against Pa
Drees ignition with the joint: cheapness in the erection of
ehintitrys, not requiring. half the number of brlcke, and
Paling one half the ppm In a room-taken up by the or
dinary chimney.'
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For Factories. Soto 40 feet in height only required to
Ore a powerful draft for steam and other purposes.
viz f asitS: PATEST CIIIIIIMY £XD V [N724,1110,1 CO..
So. 318 Chesnut erect, Philadelphia.
Are now prepared to furtilmh ibis very valuable improve.
went. guarsUtoring It to give intratection. when put up
brthent. orlu compliance with theinittatructlon.
it. B.—TheiCumpany desire to obtain NOM, gond agents
to take charge of the telling of this Wpm renieut in this
city snd county. /For further information address the
Pecielarj, • It. W. PAFFORD:
31S Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
Orinber 24. 1 '57 • . 434 y
TO POONDRYIKEN;MACHINIITIII S. OTHERS.
APURVES, N. E. corner, South
4 , and:Vann Sta.,. PhlLtdelphla, fur- '
nishes ingotlenpper-and Maws. pig iron,
sheet Itnn,acildere,flrebileks,portalblefnc
gesi,ipniter.blocittln.lead,fonudry mould.
Inge. faelnasj crucibles, antimony, babbitt metal, send
of all kinds. brass, old copper. dc., tc. Ile Is alp , a deal
er
n wroualt Land cut scrap,lron and other metals. It
Is his desire td nrrommods4 machinists and others at •
distance front . the (*Sty. bffulnishlng. eny.artirle the,
may want In their bps] itess.l,airt/cles,net mentioned In
. thh above will be procured and forward. d. Any Inquiry
In the above line will be promptly answered.
A. RYES;
N. L. corner South and Penn st reets.
Febrnary;l4,lB T-ly
. MUSIC
PLBLlStVipHOUSE.if."li;gu"enrjt°
?t:tiVtlC illlo4:lfiCesnueet
der the Utah
lions, , Philedelphia.are
donstantly publishing the latest Mn•
a, 8, front the finest popular A u I horsin the United State
in a style - 118st will vie with soy Issued at any oilier
house, Other in this country lc Europe.
'They have elm the pleasure t o announce to the public
that their!stoek of Sheet .11usl.! on hand. epoxide of the
largest awl most complete essortwet.l to be found in the
country; they are constantly adding' totheirstock all the
New '3lusic published In New York, Reston, Ae.. •
They'alr publish Several Instruction Dooks,Which are
In eeneralinse throdghont the country.
PIANOS-4 fine assortment of the bee , man ufaCt uric,
Of New York and Reston, at the lowest cheap prima.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. , •
Also, ayetteralassoirtment of Oultass.Violina.ponjoes,
'Flutes. A trordeone. &e.; Vlolin.Cuitar and limp Strings,
of the belt Italian qualities; all of which will be runtish.
Aid to therpnblie and the trade at the loweet rates.
Order. punetitally attepded to.
air Alit*, k VirsikeeeMtude and Publications can be
Fibtaine4at U DANNAN'S Book and Maple :tore. Potts.
title. A IThiladelehis t 4.185 r fs I
ATORRIS I ZONES & CO.,
•
--TR.Ollf TEL ItIERCIIIAW TS,
Market and Si.creenlh Streets, PhitadcfpA fa,
•
Have alwiyd on band and for sale
BEST ENO LIBII REFINED IRON—VuI) assortments of
“flagnalls." and other favorite, brands. BEST AMERI
CAN BARS—orainnry Rises. or rolled to order for bridge
purposes, Ae., te. PENNSYLVANIA BOILERPLATE—
Prmatseaens does, .-Ett -to 'required disa. BOILER
RITRTS;—Dover braad,Anade in solid died. BEST EN.
OLISU CAR AXLES—Amerliau and English. FLUE
SIIE EY jliON—Yor covering debuted:it e. AMERICAN
t SCOTCr PIO IRON. RAILROAD IRON—T ralis and
flit tars rnitabie for Mine*. turnouts. Jr, JUNIATA.
ENGLISH R NORWAY SLIT RODS. DOLTS, NUTS end
%wit ElLS—Far.bridgep. ears: and machinery purposes
generally. CAST, SHEAR, MACHINE and BLISTER
STEEL.; 'Also; an MUM quality for tAps and dies. The
above, together with a full assortment of Iron. Steel.
Ratio and Spikes, to which the attention or (feeler*.
nitimad tompan les, engineers. mineis. founders and ma
chinists is Invited. May 10.1558 I 6114 y
frantiSlO t . • •
AChtleforthepatrottake
lattalespaelty,amdherpes
their ttoods,atrletsiten, ,
itinttpricesortll deserve
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l aud /eon, etetee portal
'.Oll. W. Bikl.D.W IN a, CO'.,
• ENGINEERS. '
Strand and Remillers streets, Portrait:Olio. Trastre..
WOULD call the attention of Rail
road Managers, and those inte ested In Railroad
Property. to their Byarein bnananfireEnginea.in which
'they are adapted ts (he particular business for which
they may be required; - by }he We of one,two, three or
four pair of drlring wheels; and the use of the whole,
or'sm snoeb of the weight es may be desirable !be adtfe
elan ; and In aeeranroodat leg them tothegrades.eurees,
strength of saerstruion. and 'rail and work tO be
done. fly these p means t ct he maximum useful effect of the
power is secured with the least expense for attendance
cost of feel-and repainsio nand and:Engine. With thee;
übjeets in view, and RP the result of twenty-three years
practical experience in the bnsiness by our senior part
ner.; we manufacture fire rhyrrealfrinds eFm g ines, and
several classes of sites of each kind, Par 4ular atten
tion paid to the strength of the 'mashie In the plan and
workmanship nt all the details. Our long experience
and opportunities of otralninit Inform/Mon, enables its
to Otter thews engines with the ellittrUlte that ltreftfelen
ey. economy-and durability, they will compare ratrorably
with those of Atli other kind In nee. We also furnish
to- onto/. nbeeia. axle*, bowilax or low moor tine (10 it
nentkirwlitiout boring.) eompooltion castings for bear ,
lugs; every deseription OtUoppar. Sheet iron and Boiler
Burke; and every article appertainins to the repair or
"reuewal'of Loctnuotlee Engines. MA BALDWIN
January 23,'3S 1-tt St ATTU ElAr &URI).
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PHILADELPHIA.
'(MEAT =COVERT OF TEE iGE7;
151r01trANT TO
Tobacco .Chewers!
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• . - - DitAit SgAlf LINNARD'iI • .
Taste Restoratives Trachea, '
• The; Grant Sabolifure. For 7WHICCO.
- iris a well known anctincontrovotti
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k big net that the use of Tobacco le the promoting
nosh of many of the most severe .
- . MENTAL AND MITSIOAL DISORDERS ,
To which the rsee of man Is subject. as careful analysis
and Inns and peinfutespertence have' clearly proven
that it contains certain narcotic and poisonous proper
ties most dangerous in their effects, which by entering
Into the blood derange the fUttetions and °oblations. of
the Heart, causing many to eyppose that organ to be ie.
Homily Weaned.
. TOBACCO attests also the entire nerrous system ( Man-
Ifest lug Itself—as all 'rho have ever used thi noxious
"need win tear tcatimony —ln Laseit ode, Nervous belts
tduty,- Water Eraeh, Dyepepek,, and many other disor
ders of a similar character.
TILE TASTE RESTORATIVE "moon ES
'Are designed to ominteraet three tuneful Intluen ere. and
bare proved completely sueeespful in a multitude of
`anew, and Wherever used. Being hart:ram In them
settee, they exert a beneficial effect upon the entire sy*
UM. restoring the Teets which ha heroine vitiated or
de"trqe.rbY great Indulgence, completely removing the
.
Irritation and 'accompanying tickling' eensation of the
Thiesd--wbleh are always ei ,,,,,, fment ow n at etaining
'Dam the nee (*Tobacco. and by giving *healthy tousle
the Stormtels; Invigorate the *hole system.
Pf4looll who are irretrievably undermining their eon.
etttotionsand Shortening their lives. Arabi nee these
' , Timbre Innnedi . afelv *ad throw off the Injorbsue and
ntivieasant habit of l robaces Chewing.
• These Troehlecor Leiongem are put np In a eareenient
d pertable form at the
Inv peke of LO cents per boar A
liberal disarm* to the Trade..
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liberal
ripened solely by the undersigned, In Whom' an or
i deep *could be addressed: JAL. E. BOWESIL
b =
' • Corner Sd sad Raft etreet‘ittbi
1 . - liaftle ROM - ' -•-:- 1 • ' -1.14 p •
ir,be efanner.
OXUS!MD GARD/11l EMS, 'RUT ISM
.Agriuuiltsirstl rimplismseurte, Ate. . THE subscriber will keep
on handelover.Timotby and otherGra-r
Feels. White Clover and I.IIWII OntrA N M
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seed., together with garden and Add seeds. ch we
will warrant to be free 3 and good. He will NkliT e
orders fir .11 kinds of fruit tree.. (ararrenteddi e at
they are represented.) acricultuntl imple l / 4 7 9 / 1 x Wall
nr which will be furnished et marmfactuppor.',.
The seeds and trees gold by the Wiwi 'we rd
with great ears. only from growers op'reP tints and
standing. He dos. Dot deal In seeds procured promise*.
ously 4o the market. from those %Impel' cbeep. uli bout
regard to the rharacter of the seed red: Nor dory) he
purchase or sell seeds grown promiscuously Is smell per
dens, where Ibis' r too close' pro:tinily deteriorates their ,
_quality, partkularly those of the statue species. This is
an important considerot lon to those the srurrbaseeliber
reeds or fruit tress.. Poe trees, te.. seed to orders early
to BENJAMIN DANKAN.
THE TILLER OF THE ROIL.'
parry.
A hardy, sunburnt man Is he,,
A hardy. sun-burntman ; •
No aturdlar man you'll wear ma. •
Though all the world you meats.
In POMMetrP beat, in winter'. cold
' You'll And him at his toil:
0, Gm above tha knight* of, otd.
Is the tiller of the 1011.
No trelkilty berme:wore tits door,
No ditch io dug around:
Ale wall. no cannon bristle o'er,
No dead lie on Ma ground.
& peareful laborer is be,
Unknown In earth's turmoil:
From many northing sorrows bee,
Is the tiller of the soli.
DIY darks are Peen on every side:
His barns ire tilled with mi n ;
Thoosh others hall not fortune's tide,
He labors not In eats.
The land gives up It! rich inenrue,
The sweet reward oT toll, •
And blest with happiness and peace,
la the tiller of *von.
He thadgen out at brisk of day, -
And takes hla way along,
kW And as he tarns tine yielding clay,
Ite sings a Joyful song.-
Ile Is on dull, unhappy wight,
Bound in mlefortune's eon:
The amiln Is torfgrbt, the heart is light,
Of the tiller of the moil,
And when the orb of day has crowned
With Kola the western sky,
&Awe bin dwelling be is found,
' With cheerful Wes by—
With little laughing dupliesiteil,
eareeres will Ab et spoil
0, joy et every tldk awaits;
The tiller of the Dolt
A hsrdy, son•bnrnt man
A hardy, ano-burot auto ;
Dot le be ran boast a baud ea free.
As he, the tiller, cant
No auatmer's .at. mu whiter'. ooldi,
The power has him to 0241:
0, far *bore tlio kale& of old. '
Is the tiller of the sedll
F:l:&.ls}:;}:iv , .lr:•j.%j~lJ:l i
BY A LOyp; or rex MI.
I confess to • .very warm love for trees. I love
them in the forest,- stretching their tall trunks
towards heaven; I love them on the lawn, aWord.
log a welcome shade from "Suciamer's noontide
ray," when, wearied with toil; I return from the
field; and I also love noble trees, scattered here
and there over the farm, grown in the majestic
symmetry of nature, in whose refreshing aged'
our grandsires sat and looked over thaseenes of
bard-won, hat blor t i , dless victories gained over the -
!plethora soil. Oenerations of cattle have re.
dosed contentedly in this shade, and what sweeter
4icture of rural repo se can there be the& when •
Irokilfg over broad tiglds; we see the flocks taking
refuge from a Summer's '•sun, under The wide.
lipreading boughs of some ancient elm, oak or
maple? And yet we are told that this is all wrong;
that all those grand old trees which (thanks he to
their souse of the Leautiful) our fathers left stand. •
ing when they felled the .mighty forest, must all
fps leveied to the earth, leaving but an unsightly
*amp as a monument of departed glory; and
kase or us, with no retreat from the burning rays
of a Summer's sun, forced to wander in agony
over the field, siting, perhaps. because ho duet
not know !MO else to do. I don't wish harm to
any one, but I' would like to, see the non. Mr. D.,
who was the first to mount this Why, laid out in
~ the sun some July day, when he l iven . and earth .
seemed filled, with fire, and if be did not 'min
1 wish for seine of those trees he sent his foreman
to. cot t , sin, I would yield the point. But seri
ously, are we to have no eye ler the beautiful ?
Is the almighty dollar always to bound our vie
.ton? If we pilat our lawns with trees; nod ea r
doavor to show our taste in their arrangement,
why not tarry out the • same plan over all the '
farm? We often admire the stately proportions
of an oak, an elm, or a maple, at a distanre,
more than close at baud, because we can-then
take in their whole beauty of proportion at a
glance. No, farmers, do•not, as you see yoAr
docks and herds' begin to seek the cooling shade,
in the leafy month of Jane, sally forth; axe' in
hand, and fell to the earth your beautiful trees.
lam one.of those who believe, that the stomach
of an ox recfaires rest us well as that of a man,
and that man might as well cram himself -from
morning till night, as to require it of hie dumb
beast. Indeed, when we consider the system of
the cm, that hi eats pi ckly, and that a period of
repose is absolutely necessary, that be may chew •
it beer again, the Ides of compelling him to stuff
himself conennaliy is simply *ridieutolus. Thus
would r ,l say to the grubs?, spare • the treesi—
mericaa Agricallarist.•
TEE RAY CROP.
me latrAl4TIC 11116 TEAR—SALTING 'Mt...4l=G
• 'STRAW was BAT. 4•1
Our hiy cutting this fear is la7e, aqd from its
extranilionrj rank growth in the moneli, of June,
considerable pi•rtions of it may be oTergrdwn,
and wishy4that is, lacking substance, and nu.
tritions ;nal ity. Oran thus rankly grown should
stand longer. to fully mature its sap, and fit it for
substantial fodder, than whets equally grown en
der fitting alieenations of sunshine and rainy
E•peoiat earn is required to examine that It be
thoroughly cured—not dried—before iriilngT into
mow or stack, as, without such precaution; much
that is apparently cored .on the• puler surface, is
still damp and green 'within.. •
Many bay cutters have afittley for salting it as ,
it is thrown into the mow or stack, smd. the rape
dine, or benefit of thus using saltis still in un- '
decided qnestiOn with aloof excellent farmert.—
We bays tried salting, but we confess,' with• no.
decided opinions of its advantages-::Two or three,
or even four quart' on a ton appeaftt a small dote '
to preserve hay too damp to keep otherwise.—
As to any good to cattle to daily, paitakeof salt
with hay, even if so thoroughly distributed
through as to affect it alike, we have some . douhts,
b owing by . loag experience that a tablespoonful
or so Of salt, once in a week or fortnight, is ail
that a full growttoz - or cow requires, and that it
is, perhaps, bettei so fed, than if with their ; ibily
11.1. . ;.
, •
Those who are putting up bay!, fos their own
use, and have old clean straw gent hand, if their
bay be imperfectly cured, can probably intermix
layers of straw with the bay, whob thrown into ,
the mow or stack, thus progrentleg mold. The,'
straw
,aburbs the superfluous' moisture, and it
also gets It flavor from the grass, thus making the
straw a palatable fodder: 'We have practiced this
with decided adraata4e, and corni . aiiind It strongly.-
We have also found rank watcrlgown hay,
like that of this lesson,less kindly. to cure in the
rainrow,or cock, than that of ordleary, masons.—
Spreading, therefore, that which litirld-rnown
should be looked alter. In such a smarm as this,
partienlarly, the benefit of the mowing machine,
in this regard, is apparent.--Aserieria Agricul.
lariat.
Tut TERM BUT WASOING lb*
filbthes in water, to which a little: soap has bens
added, and soak them over night,'..nr longer.—
This is one great "secret" of the success of nisi
out of ten of the washing "Maids," "tnizti , '
and "machines" which have benii;sold ortriu-.
Country for terl years Fast. They: niarly an
seribo previonOoaking , of the clothes.
pie pureeing the 411d -fashioned mode of wsitii*
will simply take the precaution to .thrirw elf th n s
eluthing to be irested into water tea or owe
hours bifurCi belinning operation', they Witi End
half the labor of rubbing and pounding rived ,
in most. eases. Water is of itself a great: toluDt
even of the oily matetiale thst 'hullers upon eloth•
ing worn in contact with the {body-1' tire 11
required. to isffeel tie mintion.- Every 005 .
aware of the effect of keeping the heeds , or feet
violet for • feet hOurs. The entire esternal
log at siseretion is dissolved. 4 -The LUDO effect I/
predueed by soaking for a few hours garments
coped by the exer,etory matter of the silo.
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CURD Fri.—Take I pint of ourd medal free
mtlk imilt,tlrewo ; smile well from the whey snJ
best it line; add 1 pint ,of new milk rweetenol
to the tette, and S or Sem Mit
the whole well together, and bake, with en efelef•
crust, the ssuiti'sis iuslard pie, in pie peel; abosi
an loth 4cep. •
IT DAM L 104111.
liecipts.