Wit an) Ma o%
WAR OF THE CLOWNS.
T.:
As Champ audCleal, two ;may elowls { •
Were r e eling bowie ono night . i
rons ale !inure, where their =inn' rroitans • a ,
a They'd risked to saddening plig4i-• •
9asta Chad} to cut, asf.*issit,
oari , OM that
As made gOod pada» lead hid get,
• •Aslosa ' ,
"Asa t. awe* Clad to Cilt ;140 0. 11 •
Thy to beat b 7 fin .•_•' •
Am% hams: to;prote • matlblso *AO.",
As Oa foe amity etair '•; • •
• soAtir bat deb ithuslh "to llomettit, an
==„Tr*wear .1 •
e, l efrer g rsat sae% .• -
rd Sestf.ths., oa tbylteur4 , •?' • •
••• • - I
*Whitt . mid w ould ! leave.* wa. Carp. 1:
o Apit that stye Cleddy.i ` • •
Quota Our "Them thee my WO shell thump, •
Uri baip thy body!" ' ; , •
do to litho mot, loth cis* sak pad,
As dist es GM mead tam ~4 , • ,
TUI DOA lay spravlling an me wwt .,.
And mem a lift eoald wag. , •
41t eon
"'ow. Cindri; Ohootp. ' '
• 'AMA arbors; goothelod , , mar' ' .
TOM sighed sod carcass rallied on *ti p, ,
to *alit lot bitb Itialuat round.i
dm
rs Z ta
ads, they mm4111;1811,
Ala all wind or* • , 4
, v,l'llsat looked at agog. In the Woe
• • A o4l l ol PufFh l r m tto sklo•
•
•wtr oa ' mono:
vast sinount of wit is gathered
from tombstones, sod mortlituy puns have
long bein famous. The epitifph Wf the witty
di*itle r Dr. Thomas Folleri ieiroithy of him
self, simj ly," . 1 " 1
• Pallet's earth:
•Thee is a professional pobia in the epitaph
of thci eminent barrister; Sir ;toltii
Strahlte
.
nen Roan boola lawyer-11W , Is Saone.
And' by what 'ait: OutrageMut quibble hes
the name of William Buuon i lEsq., been han.
dedilown to bnmortality.. The epitaph ii to
be seen in s eburehym:d neaelSalisbury—
.o sun, moon. stara,,and Is eolos#al poled.
An ars~as, thin, intoilintion-boloot
Them br.somethingquiiatiMA touching in
this epitaph of Grimaldi tile distinguished
clown— '
Uwe I am.
One of the best of this trefee kind was
proposed by Jerrold, whose wit did not always
wear so courteous a dna. Oharles Knight,
the Shaltspearian critic, was).he subject, tuid
the legs--
: Good*night.l
Professiotnd rivalry prodpced this
tured'inacriptiou for the to,m,batone of a Wes
tern editor--
1 Here lies Aka Eder.
It is added thaethe injured (nan recommend
ed the author to use the instription Is a mot
to for las own joaruaL ti
Of histrionic epitaphs th 4 best is this One
lon one of Shakspeare's astoits—, -: - •
. alit Ihntapti.' ,
Ina similar vein a wit :re a couplet to
Mrs. Oldfield, the most e rated actress of
ce i t l
her day : t
• , Tall vs Inuit own, to justlie to her shade,
• ' , The grit bad eat Oldrield site mule. -
Something of compliment ii here sacrificed
to make the point. It is flit reverse of Mal
colm's Eulogy on Candor—
' 1 • Nothing In his Or.
Demme him ilk' the leaving of It.
The.imminlian Foote tah4 his turn thus•
Foote from his earthly Map, 4`ltsl is burl'd;
Death took blot off, who took te all the world.
.
Westminster Abbey has Some notable elm.
tap* This; by Samuel Wesley, is on the
monument to Dial , the arthor of lindibras
..... I
When Butler wretch! was still 'Hie;
No poem t would a ditiner give. ,
Bee hip, en star=ed to deat Wand turned to dust,
Premien with a monumental net!
• The is fate le here in enable rhown) , •
Ile asked tar Imes& and be wed a stone.
This couplet, on a montunent to John Gay,
the Fittet, Thackemy's "Gage French Abbe,"
is hardly suite to a Christian Church—
' Life le a jest, and all *Lipp show it; ,',
I thougtkno once, aid t=ow 1 know it.
And what a defiancti there is in this, oil the
monument of "that gallau Soldier Sir Thu=
in
j t
ns 'irere"---
When lien. sought Death, arm , with hli -word and
shield. l -
Death wai afraid to meet him Int ‘ the field;
' lald .•• -
But when hie weapons he had laid aside,
Death, like a coward, struck hid, and beilled.
t,t-
Sir Thomas Parkins, tie great Wrestler
caused a monumentto b built 'for hiniself,
on which was a sculpturiiin relief, depicting
death in the act of throwing Sir Thomas.—
The, epitaph, hich is in Latin, reads as , Wl
` Iowa—
• 1 • ..
1 Here Hirai lisle,. who once threw all. , -
ro
. , Thwn y the congealing am of Death, • ,
Who ns'er had given the knight a fall,
• I Het that he found him hut of breath. ,
Bat boast cot, Death I with empty pride,
r Thy strength; th e &Willi come when he l
drilling, with thumb breath aopply'd,
Shall vanquish time, sod cosigner this.
Miss Long was a bea4tiful actress of the
last century ; so short iiCstature that she was
knoirn as the Pocket Villas. • Her epitaph
concludes—:
1
Though long. yet &filet.
1 Though short; yet holly Long.
Bancroft, Archbishop4of Canterbury, was
a covetous man, and t.iii.li, pasquinading, epi
tapli was put on him— 4: - ,
1. Here Iles his Grace. tatanta clay clad, I -
Who died for want of lithat he bad.
The reverse of this is - i'one• on Mr. James
Wursdale, a very liberalfman
Eager to gbt, but not to itetep the pelf;
A friend to all mankind; hut not himself.
. ' Old Joseph, Capen,nlinister of' Topsfield,
had also, in -1681, given John, Poster ; who set
up the first printing preis•in Boston, the hen
eft of the ideaein ramp' rim's— II
„ Thy body which no activism= did leek,?!
' Now's laid aside like an cad almanac ;
, Hut for the pnrssok only'il j out of date, „
c'Twill have at length a fat mere active state.
!Tea, though withdust thy body soiled be, ;
get at the resurrection wre shall am
. i A fair edition. and of Matchless worth, , ••• ..
Tree from Errata, now lii, Heaven led forth ;
• ' 'Tis but a word from God, the great Creator— •
I ' It shall be done when Hisaith Enprimalsr. ,
'•,We close our list with .they pathetic inscrip
tion placed by an honest Illinois farmer over
the double grave of a span of favorite horses,
struck down by lightnipg, and buried in his
trout yard : t , ,
Prace to thdr manes! •
, _
iTne Senoni..MAsice. Ex maxim—An ig.
norant ci-detratt actor, c kentist, and phrenolo
.,
peal and animal-magnetism lecturer, who
his tried the entire rage :of humbug, finally
presents himself' tffre a convocation of
kehool-esaminers in as obscure town, of the
Far West. The quelitioners, who are in in:
telligence, about on a. fiar with the questioned,
proceeded first to test his knowledge ot gen
eral history : "In what 'era, Mr. Flipkins, did
Napoleon Bonaparte flourish?"
''How's that ? ' asksildr. F. in reply, "won't
you lest repeat that qtiestion ?"
"Certainly, sir ; in that age did Bonaparte,.
the warrior, reign?"- •
'‘Umph," rejoins th;proposed school.mas•
ter, with an insinuati smilq, "you've got me
there, gentlemen'!"
"Never mind, doctor, about particulars,"
said one of the comtpittee to a tellOw mem.
Ver. "Lei me ask him the same question in.
a 'vide dierent for You hear n the fust
question, Mr. Flipkit(sinow was it before or
after Christ?"
Ii "Can have the !qnestlon agin?" asked
Mr. F., "I'm 'fraid I fidn't take it 'iactly as
!twos put."
The queritit rpetted the question. The
,erodentutt and lectuttr scratched his head,
looked imploringly first at one examiner and
,then ai the-other, made answer :
' re.;'—ally, gentlemen, you've got me,
lagin MI couldn't sty, re—ally" (!!).
Wins you are-offered a great bargain, the
value a which you know nothing about, but
Which you are to ge4at half ptice,abeingyou"
—don't you do it.
When a young lady catches you alone ;lava
violent hurls y6n, expressing "liimi" in
every' glance—don'llywdo if,
When a boric* kicks you, and yoti feel a
'strong disposition to kick - the horse in return
-don't you do il. : •
If on odd occasions sour wife should ex
claim to jou,"now timbre over the cradle and
break your neck, dc(r—don't you do it.
i When you have luny businesi to transact
AO a modem finaticier, and he asks you to
go and dine with liiin—DON'T YOU DO IT.
. - .
"Ifs quite too fled of you,'Darhy, to, say
that your wire is w4ise dim the devil.' "Au '
pleaseyour Reverence, I prove it by the
Houly Scriptur,--lan, be the, Mowers. Didn't
your, Reverence, ylsterdly, your sermon,
tell us that if we yesiat the devil he'll flee
from us? Now, if I resist my* wife, she lies
at -me."
Au editor has rccotatiended w factory cp.
erotica, t young lady who has written a nue.
meat poems, tolsciourt the muses." Wf►'e . re
emulated the I ms ly to court the buy**
atitiltityve the ' to, all who love the
idweaut
'4litgi *ow e whited *popsy as s mite
Seri flvs, keit of liis,isfsoit t miss apt is
td 4 sl4 , sSf itiblit4 *oast ,
w so 4 frai% 104 60Y ttif
sedswteo
PAINTING, &C.
4 , ` - ' REDUCED' PRICES.'
121744.1. 2 2, amper Crhosip.,:
THE subsciiber has i large lot:of
Sr.f
07. choice Patterns -'• • - - •
• IyaSilkoultable for nalts,
' .
"Woos. Dining Rooms. Chow- . A; --
-
ben stithabile B Ithitii
uilithogs, • .." `,.... iiiii , ~ -• ,-.---..,
toirfillien Skt. greatly reduced ~... . . •
prim: Um Stook euthrsooo th e •' • • iftr . ...
blood Anil 1004,40makedittttatillh- itipauchsaps, II
Novtiattli• thiliklbilklalas, for Palierliastiairoaid
llookirsiV . _ 8. BAIINAWS -
tilipo Mamie iresendait Reprr 4ued Disk Stem
iIIiPPAPIR IRANCIE4tB SUPPLLVD VOLT C 131140.
Ottebralst, 4 , 7 - • 44. - -
WIRE SCREENS.
WIRE COAL ANDSLATE SCREENS:
TOUR H. KURTZ, (lite of -sift.sne
to Um' A Ustsillt.) wonkrnwlwei"
the attention of persona encased 11l tiwiCoal
to his Stanniketory of WIRE COAL ANIV-S
SCREENS, COAL ItIDDLIS..WITtIf BROOMS. Ac., 2c..
at the otdesteldtdunevt.ldhserertilth Schsqlklooo4
Having been engaged to the business of Omen Utak;
log Ibr upwards of twelve years. I !Latter myeelf that I
can torn out as rood work is' is dons anywhere in the
rounty.and woutdeefer to tbegualityptery work Is the
past 4 as alumna...of what. it wRI be In the feta*
sirdelos myself that I will spire no pains to tasks toy,
work satbitsetory to all who fay give me a trial.
• JOON IL KURTZ.
30.tt
ply 24.
•
ESTERLY 4 FRICK;
• Xaaafasiasers of INITo Coal llorimmi,
WOULD respectfallP call the atter".
non of; i
Urines named
thallissityaft tot
coal means of
various sizes. I
have increased ; .
ities for turnirt
the best of wo rk ,
promptness an
patch. !laving
r i
most. asp •r I •
,hands in the- 8
they esn pm. 1..„ _
an work does a their Victory.
Repoirineseittlyands dons at bito Aortas
notice. • • I .
Screen Boiln,colPtheels.ndiptway IllessAbatts, God.
mtons t Ae., az always on Land. . .
All orders diSeetod to the Ann by mill ar left at D. L,
Esterly's Hardware otos, will readve prompt attention:
Pottsville, March 12,14 pals 4.'68 4T) 11.
HOTELS.
POTTOILLE HOUSE. A'
JOEN 1. LETlrga, Proprietor, z,
apart stiedrorrsnzLz, AL.
Wiced provided:VS
November 20,18 • 717-
f'-WHITE-HORSE HOTEL._
Corner ftt Chttre ifohaatenge Stmts. Pottreilt . , e.
Joseph M. Vagary IPrOprietor. -
Entertainments and aroommedations
ditto best thid,and every attention 4 2.. ti
will be paid bt the beet and his at. i2jl
tendantsto mske guests and travel!. • 37`
era comfortabh -
1.'47 3 dy
PRICES
i t EDUCED TO SUIT THE non
"NATI NAL NOTi.L,"
(Late "WRITE SWA ;')
RACE Sttiet, above TRIED, / 34 •
Ph"pladelphilei. •
The Rroprietors of the abto'ie well-known establ .
'sent, being thankful for the very liberal patronage be
stowed upon them the pastyear.take this method of in
forming theitlfrienda and the puhl le, that they are
prepared Di aecommodate them If favored with a call.
Daring the Winter months the house has ben thor
oughly rettoyated, Improvements made, and otherexten
sive alterations in contemplation. • .. •
We are determined to devote our whole attention to
bueinees and flatter ourselves with the conviction that
we shill be able to give general sustlsfaction.
Respertthily yours, 'SIDES A STOVER,
. Ram sheet, above Third.
,PERMS:--VII 25 per day.
N. p.—Carriages will &butyl. be In readlnese to convey
Passemgers tO and from Steamboat Landings and EMl
lurid Depots.!
Philadelphia, A prill, • • y15.1y
BUSINESS CARDS
-- 7 -7-
)r
D r L. DODSON, Den
". lid, Market Street, (brae doer
s oet, Tbtr,4 south elide. [Pottsville. Jit0.2;1.15 ,t:ly
D Wi SHEAFFER,•Pottsville, Pa.,
L *late el' the Pennsylvania State Geological Survey,
onplores laud , vanes. &e. lOstober - 13.'bb 4,14(
•
THENRY \ PLEASANTS; Civil and
BEginser, POTTST7I,LE:.. .
, Orran—Clintre street, neat slda,betnean M*rket and
Norweglan.i [August 8,'57 32-6 m
•
FRANKtar lingl
CAR'T'ER, Civil and Min.
of lands„mihr
Potbrrille,Pr
A r IEORI
&Wny
and wartime o.
patting uplof old machinery,
Port Carbera, Mared h.
GEWIGEK. SMITH,
1 Mining Engineer and
Colliery Viewer,
POTTEIV,ILLE;;PILNIIA
• tleeemla:r 11,
y H. ; McElwain, Civil and Mining
♦ EnOmer, Ashland, Pa.,atteada to Saredzipg and
Insperting Minea.anrreyt & and dividing lands, regu
lating Town Lot*, and all ot ber :business in the line of
big prorestdon. Letter address, Fountain Snring P. , 0.,
*Schuylkill County, Pa. Feb. V. 1898 B.ly
AGE;NC,Ii—For the Purchase and
Sale of Real Estate; buying and selling Coat: ta
king chime of Coil Lands, to-and - collecting
rents. Office Mahautango Street, Pottsville.
[AprllB, '5B 144 CIIAB. M. HILL.
1 1 • COAL ,
1.1 r. vooßECito
men MID semis OP ?Ri cesiejeirut
Lewis Vein Red Ash-Pool
From the ‘NEW DUNCAN COLLIERY"
} , -
• lle mines no other Coal,-_which its portly. •
fliKartm sales by. ' - JOUN t'UAY. Agent '.. .
Bur-I. F . .. VOORHIES. i
. 1 • . No.ll Pine street, New York.,.•
Pottarille, March 12.'59 lions 5.'59 '234y) 11-
—.... t
-
SPRING :'f MOUNTAIN COALS;.
New Concern. '1
, • 1•••
TliE undersigned, having 'leased the:l
..
q .. Oreille 41•Atatain Alines.
• At" JEANSVILLE, PA.
ilitheito worked hy Wit. MILIIES A Co..are,now prepared
to; supply Ibis justly celebrated LEHIGH COAL, and
respectfully Invite orders. . . -
kIF. RANDOLPII,
' . . THEO..P. RANDOLPH.
CHARLES HAMPSHIRE.
Applications tb be addressed to ..
, . • Randolph It Co:, • .?:
ill Broadway. New york, Room 23:
...
205 Walnut street, Philadelphia f" - .
Easton, Penn'a • . ~
Trenton. New jemmy. : .• -
AO To . Randolphs I Hampshire, -
.1 eau settle. Pa.
44y
Jan.aary 1, '39
LEWIS AUDENRIED & CO,
OFFICES : ,
20i Walnut street, PIithADELPIII.A. '
• 110 Broadway. W YORK.
P 60 State atratq, BOSTON
*hereof; D;tdirs 'in the but varieties of DOIIESTIC
COALS—,W, Proprirfors of Do* Creek capa
ble Of producing over 11.0,0w1 lons a yrar of The felibra.
!ea Iffsmose, (Red Ask) and Bar= Hula, ( *Ufa Ask.)
• ALSO.
Esriuslre Apra? tsibr the al s le of The purely genuine Lot
east Idoaelsia,coal. from the Lomat Dale t.kallery of
OW. C. Ports kCo all of which will be fiblyped direct
to New York. lila Co.,
or emotwlee, eta Greerurfeh
PlAi 4 r, (below Njvy Yard, Philidelphis.)
••
ALSO,
At tl'hilatielitia, from Pie: Port Rich
ly mond. ,
The choicest qualities of RED and MUTE ASII
CO/1 LS from Schuylkill County, a/locked with 'pedal
care, and shipped under :our personal aaperintendeneu.
At Elistbetbitort, N. J.
LEIIIGG SPRING MOUNTAIN and COUNCIL RIDGE
COALS. • ,
• Prom Baltimon. •
•celebrated lIA}IPStIi6IS BITOMI:9138 COAL.
At 7ssiy City, F. J.
\
(aia Loid and Morris Otna is.)
The very superior VILBES.BARRE COAL, front .the
/Baltimore Vein, taken from the And flirted Impioce ,
meet and Crel Company's Estate." nrar Wiikesbame;
also, the COUNCIL RIME COAL; both of which; for
stoma panacea and for Wilily use. are muurpossat.
We hold certificates I. our offices. from parties who
bore toed and fully tested these Casio, and pronounce
them the asst Awrnascrra Coals tar steam in use, pro.
dacing no clinker. less ashes and greater blue, thanany
other kinds now before itiopublie:
kley lb, 'SS
J. O. Wane... . r: R. GoWyJI„
TURNER & GOWEN 1
Miners ADS Shipper* of ' • .. t i
litrrs ABll COAL front the Emit and West Monist
Lae Colliertes—MAlDlOTll A SLACK II RATH VEINS.
Orttcr—Centre street, appalls Eplatopil Church. ,
iPothr"l.lle, April 10,18 . 114 y •
i 'lo-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. -4:
The subscribers hav assochtted themselves. from
modeller this date.under the name and style of TYLER.
STONE. • CO., end will conduct the Inuit:less of Deatisy,
te D,at.ae sticorMlGTl to ERE DERICF, TYLER k CO...at
No. 3S Walnut street. Philadelphia; 169 Broadway,
New York; Pier No. tr; Cott Richmond.
> YREDKIIICK TYLER,
GEBRON F.TVLII,II.
C. NICHOLS BRACH.
WILLIAM E. STONE.
lit•tf
May 9.'51
I CAIN, HACKER & COOK, -
innsa up norriat or
213145011 a 3ElCoatis Ccpart.
At" 4.6,1001. oilier lint qualities of
' While mid Rs& Aids Clisiles
Ne.l3ald straajWaiiipirlos, and Wasoi
11 W ltnil
Whams,
I - • --
inaniliittuir, *opus lattices. Jars M. Cool.
felnroaq 27,11} , 0.17
URa
R.P.
ALLEY;
(La 4 .S:411041
14 SeutkDe aware
* l ;' I :I I
Oil, 1
JR ,
"C D
Wire
JOHN
serA large I.
hand. Orders Al •
and - • ees
OILS OILS!! OILS!!!
HODG : ON & ICE
Noe, 5 a S. 031patoto,
General i ComldorNerchants, and Deal
WHALE AN SPERM OIL FOR MI
AND ME HANIUAL PURPOSES
800pt.22,'.511 884
iittiminut
448
No. 1361
dahtan'a 11Ina,L
and Star Mitts ,
and tbr trate In 1.
14.11:—Ordata
ALARG,
and . Nat
at tbe' Melo at ,!
equal to any im
1)1111311T a
Pottsville,
HAROW
Cool Region me'
~ollcluthe im
on band and h
llor Iron,
Fla, Iron,
Caid Steel,
elltlron,
`Rope,
Bellows,
hardware and
sbete harket4
uly 15, ISS.
WARt:
Uoaeh Trimmi
SpringEr
Saddlerr—
dhoemaker'eTools.
earpenteeeToolit,
laaa and'Pal t
Bar Iron of al flisol,
Rolled
Nally anarpilt
Railroad ron
Smith Toole.
Build!collate
at St ei).
hoarStiel,
Arm
Mlll Saerii.
Crots-eni,Sani
Fine lfild- ea ,
.6.11. r urn
they extettd
the net4thrtl
(Inn to husln
''and common
REA
WESTERN LANDS. i ..
HE i i NDERSIGNED, A ent for
Schoyi I
- , In . Carbon.. Luserne. C4lutntd Noithurn•
her a nd and Dauphin 'manliest. offers for sale, 1.4 TS In
and %D
Mills count. wa. Also, land' In Illinois .
and %Devout% tbr um, C r o ntime. Tor further inform&
lion write aad endow, postage stamp. to ' I
ROD r. PAT'N, fiat. •
511neravil a, Schuylkill co., Jan. 22.'59 4.tt
T g
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. -
WILL be sold at Public Ss eat the
T bile House of Nathan 'luta. St uylkill Da
,
ven. on Sat rday. April 2d at I o'clock. P. M., all that
certain m taiga, tenement and tract of lad Mill
nate In the township of North Manhelm.crel
kill county about 1 1 ,4 nines front Hughes's .Mill.
containing acres with the appartenan consisting
of a I%s Log Dwellingflouse.Log Stable and
fl ame
Darn. =Bess 'PPEL
March 12 IV 114 t• . - Ad • ideate,.
COAL.
Ego
set islargertypethas 10041 6
oft rstinndarratark , .:: _
sium IN
Pf .
Cudleif
FOR 1
'; W.
ED l ! O P's- .
ZNS. •.LYI.".
YEE:E3
Worki o
A. ROEBLING.
. Trenton, Rises 4er
tment of Wire. Rope rooster
with lleepateb. For she.
- 1it5b.27462 79-le•
'ANDER N KERR'
AND *IIOLiSALS LEAI.EII9II
EiS
uth Wharveil
PRILADELPULL " -
erpoolCi coned, Turks Island, aebton's
lry,aunoirtod eiseactonetently od band,
ato suit the intl.. • -
Ikihd. Vapt..3s, • ,
- RDWARE.
MI 'Nom IRON!
STOCK of Round,
dined IRON, a all Sites.llllll 2ll
II Pew ALSO ROLLING MAI, t
ted. Yoe ode. by ,5 •••
tatell, Hardware tE /re*
U.
1:,'69
RE ANDIRON
U E BUB9CUIBISB, haring no
his goods at Ms new place of
d with a now detarcaltuttlonof
gall such goods as the busin
require at eir lowest mark
. that of ,
Um th Pablie. I shall b'
on band .4 full stock. of
Chopping Axes,
Coal Plw'.lc
Tniee Chains.
Niiilsivd Spikes;
\ Tackle - Blocks.
\ Anvils and Weil
Iron Depot, essczt Sranc.th'
1' t side. • • FRANK
2;
Ii&MIRWV/v.
IlOtel. and nearly op
ank, wbe
excellent assortment
ICI
!Mr AT
1
'ow Matz'
,liners' B
, nand an
Filet, '
Fine Trtys;
Brltanla:Ware,
Aseortraentotene
Tableentlery;
Poeketentierki'
Table Spoons.
Anvils and VieeP,
Asiortment of In •
Sheet I ran Coln*
Wlre,Tln Plate,
Brigs Kettles,
Sad irons.. -
es.
S 4 Nall.,
Ton■and Boller I
iThatna,
Rolltiot d
Powdorand Sho
to thetotblieforth .
:leindividualesparlti
ility of their goode.s
•mmodetint orlrestif,
ititted support 1
11FLIGIIT
•efreare and from.
itsh
titehhosin hi
by the quid
pa.and teen.
theireontl
I atersis 11's
anTIJITT fi •
.Anttstl)l~.
ESTATE= S
' FOR SALt. ,-
undersigned offers for , Sulen
k tot lend coutslnlng 9 acres, II , , alto-AA
upper Pt. Carbon road. 'about II half mile
1 Ills. The Improvements are two frame dwet.
. a small *tablet. and also a spriog 'of never
.r. I- will sell In one piece or IMlbta to suit
It Is also well adapted to thee. raising of
and bee
,some Sue young, apple 'trees and
1 .- 0 thereon. Tor further partiruhers enquire of
BORG E.IAUER, Orchard Brewery.
„ • a for selling the above are, &Wit he' has par
-9 Tumbling Run Itarai from the Schuylkill
9 Company. nod wishes to make, t an eaten
which will require his spare time. and oleo
king a Summer resort thereon, lir bleb will be
nest outside of Philadelphia.
, Feb. 12, '99 7f
THE
a lr.
Ili% on t
fnnn Polte
line ban
friifng wa
parchaine
Artgetables
grape Yin
Ills Fes
chased tb-
Navisratio.
*re Farm
intend%
In
one of the
Pottsvl I
PfiAT PRIVATE SALE.
subscriber offers at private sale
arm, situate lo Bald Eagle toirrisbio.glintnn
n'a, al: miles from Lock Mien, (the Conn
. d milei from the Lock Marren A Tyrone
ow building., at the borough lof Mill Hall,
epot will be located for said Amid, containing
1209 Acres Ind 'allowance,
of whleirare cleared sod intik good ollllll9on, with DWELLING OUSE,
n, and other buildings thereon; also,a earieti
T"
big
eounty, P
ty Seat,)
Railroad,
where a
eighty at'
state of
Bank Ba
of Irate.
Thin F
Into two
fl 1
,
ow ye
rm fa adrsnfirgeously . situated ; a diV4lOll
arms. if desired. For terms of eats, informs
. trails. or by letter addressed t 0, HUT
at Mill Hail. or to the undersigned uhoresides
rm, .111 be attended to.
7011 N FlLLtAilli.
10-10 •
CtilSON
ou the V
11.. Mareh 5.'59
•
A RARE CHANC
ler • . Malls Investment of thorned Valuable
Pro ..rty
_in the Borough of Pottiville.
TH • subseribeisi offer the following
ye nahlo propertisat Private sale;
.) . , n. 1. The WIIITE 11011.911 HOPEI., now • occupied
iby Jot If M.YEare. This well known p perty contains
— in front 40 het 1 inch on Centre streetr,!and lola
Iv
dept.. a mt Mahantango'9l3 feet 1L Mehra. with
an evle sive tavern yard. The improvements
on this roperty consist of an extensive iwestoryframe
tavern owe. with extensive back buildings.
Atm, Two three story brick buildinge—al,portion of
these hpildinga are now need for the hotetend a por
tion oecbpied by the Pottsville Oas Co.:pad the Schuyl
kill Insurance kill Fir and Marine insunce Co. on the fitetstory, the
second nd third etoriestru occupied axis dwelling. ,
Atm. A large and commodious stone :stable fronting
on Pero d street, with brick carriage htinae and etten.
sive sh de. • ''
This moody.% so well known that a more particular
desert inn ii. deemed unnecessary; an 7 person wishing
morefu 1 information will please tall on the subeeribera.
:in. • All that well known tavern *hind - el `noted en
Centre treet. known as the NORTHWEST RN MOTEL,
. and ke t tir many years by Datum. Emir ,•
This stubble property will be sold with the adjoining
proper 4-the two containing in front MtCentre 'Vet
Pi feet Inches , and .extending westwardly along - a 20
feet w e *Hey Ilki feet to Second Street; and northward.
ly alo Secor,d itro-t 91 teet9 Inches. with tine improve
mente consisting of a twiestory frame tavern
house ith eriarge and commodious threevtory T j
• Wet sliding thereto. attached. This building
has n erected withlea few years, acrd the whole ar
rauge at la complete. The chambers, dining room and
cook! g department, It is believed. will compare with
any I tel In the COunty.
4A large and commodious two-1
withcommodious. Mensive yard room.
1 A large three IMO stone anv
frond gon Centve greet with a etnre
and d ening on the second and third
Tiii . property, ants inuinen iitani
Pa ha.'
led or
L.
. That old and well known Mae Deli stand Mtn&
Centre street and far many yeaoccupied by N.
og and others. as a flour and r Fem.
S ealtratdo property adjoinsmig 1 k Larch's iron
ioloathe north and James Silly s o
.on the tooth.
ning in fmnt on Centre street 'met 3 loam/ and
ds westwardly at the Mille whit &S feet with right
y way from Centre street throu la thee rehed elkey
sed for the hotel and adjoining, ropettles. *
baildings on the property eonellat of a good and
rail two-story Mon* building y feet de /piths
tory occupied era More, and th locoed stove aka
ing. alt conveniently rarer/gado dirt good order.`
thin Is attached a large t frame store house
stensire granaries tor storing grain. ' •
is property from its location for 1 bolded!, 19 well
/ the attention of persona dolmas of going Into
rand Seed burinem... • j, _ . ..
.f this property h not odd befblre thellilb 8e of
I,i l
i is It will be for rant. Possess: mit 'Mal be given on
.e r at of April'neat.
N .4. Tire lots of gromvd en Main
en ing from the brick .building in ,
do g mid street, to the three story.!
theotheast corner 44 , Mabatilingo
• , T h; Property . Is too well liitow:i
io
. .
ma_ s..
.
ni.
6.1 and 2, adjoining three ..
mining in front on Mahantam
and In depth 40 feat, with . fn
se. recopied by . llasav Ronson,
s. 2, enntaining In front'-on Ma
. and In depth 40 fret, With ham
a a BAlrk.
co. 4 and S. containing In front r
set, il Inches. and In depth 40 ft
re*, °emoted by Janos REED, alq
ICU. SILLTMLII.
his property, for the erection f
ldlngs, ca,nnot be excelled by at
Thorough. Tlinve lots will be .
her to suit porchisers.
o. 6. This desirable dwelling Is ,bated on the smith
corner of Mehantange end &toted streetw for cow
and convenience as a reensUct a dwelling, It has
superiors la the borough. -
his property contains '24 feet,6 settee fruit on Ma.
tango stivet, to the corner of ud,. thews along
nil street, 84 feet. 4 inches toalotel stable. thence
wardly along eald stable, 48 ; 8 troche*. thence
hwardly at that width along Motel yard, to fret. 8
hem to taelilli of the 40 feet hde._ - This leaves a lase
to the dwelling on whkb yar4 Is enseted-a MDT*.
Ot brick stable, with entrance from Fecond street.
ortruther Information as tedsalption and Bondi
as of male, apply to
„ , .
JOUN lIMOMEP
tallle;Match 5, 19
R ow: Attorney
_ usrket dreeti,
Ausrestl4l4 l ! OZ.
RS ROUSE, Attorney atLaw,
- tre street. c 7posi t• the Taint'
LikVADB:GREEN, Attorney at Law,
Pottreille": Ofliceln)Larketstrort,oppadtathli
NW. • . Ju1y14,16:
141 DEWEES: Attorney 141.0 1,
• 011111Z—Iour doors Atm Morttsses 11.444,,
tre Wed. Mops, re; per..,),-„,
TiHOMASICBANNAN, Attorney of
tom osean - arstreStreetmpOldtitb• glaseorai
fth.Pottsvillo. Penna. P0v.20: 56 047
I 0 N C. CONRAD, Jr., Justice of
BY the Pisa and 'Cotiormear—ogar oppoidt• Post
Wks, Braid
at, Tatiaria, Po. , Pimp 3.11
ga.SIENT . 8.-:FOSTER, Justice of
th• Pate% 3tharaina-ollioeikes sod spades so.
od sod attended to earofollp, [fob. 'A '6B 8-U
11 - 011N . SEITZINGER, Justice of the
pears, 'Woad to all business' ott•
trusted
to with Moots sad rare. Ran Mr
LAMIJEL GA ~q,istrate,
13 Conveyancer . lad Mineral Collo:tor. Oftt, Market
St. Pottartlla neat door to Post OStee. dim 15.''5 .=
AY. SPINNEY, Attorney at Law,
* Ashland..Sahnylkill. county, 'Pa., ;Rill att as
mut the purchase and sa te of Real State. callee
of max./Sc. [Ashland, May Y3,'5
CHRISTOPHER LITTLE;Anir
tiey at Law. Pottavii la.fichuyikill county. Pa.
ornas—ln 3labantongo street, comer of &wad.
April 11.'47 • ,•
.lallra t limns r. saists.k
dr...BOYLE; ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OMCB—In filahantaingo street, near Centro, - Potti,
talk. Pa. - [October 30, 'SS WY'
JlO. MINDRICIB.I frariao — F - itiurn..
'HENDRICKS & SHINAEL, At.
torneys at Lse,TAKALQUA, Pa. Having saimi:
sied — tmether in the practice of the Law. all professional
linsioess in Schuylkill and adjoining couulles u a trusted
to their care w 11l receive prompt attention.
iv29.'5SM - - ' 22-
INSURANCE.
S.33Tr"-t49lr; 4.464".
AI IC LIB INSITRANCII kIII3B7DRO
. Ogreit:.Aaserleas.l3•lldliagst
WALNUT Sergi', S. E. Corner ofroußni,
PNILADELPHiA.
ilicaporated 1660.. .Cltarter Perpetual. Capl
' . tal Mak 11/100,000. >
• - Is Yuma' Life Ihutiored 1 ,•!
— Three I is, perhaps,-nothing. that. creates _so 'severe
pang on the depth bed as the reflection that we are leal.
fog those w. love, perhaps a wife and children, deprn
demi upon the sold charity of the worki I • Therefore ev
ery one in life should preparysthr this emergeng. It
can be done, even by the poorest, through the agency of
Life Insures:ice. ,
llvery man who loves his tunny, ought to get his life
insured. Igiery man In debt, and owning property,/
ought to get his life insured. lest at his death hie pretKi
erty may be seerldeed. There are but few who could
not save ■ malt sum annually to insure their . , lives;
which if not invested In this way would be spent per
i n trifles, and their families thus be left to, ensty
And want.. • • , •
Wires persuade your yourhossenda—yopian pave enough
In your household Milks fidpay the premiums, ' without
feeling It—and the re fl ection that you are provided for,
will alone be a full recompense 'for the- 0 0 11 1 7, fins•
bands can be insured inflator of their wives and child-,
Ten, and the amount cannot be touched by their credit
ors in ease of their death. A person may insure his nr
her own lire In favor of heirs, or may dipole of the
amount by will.
arrange
waiters
, angst'.
' sot tlos
!t vain.,
always
l•
THZ.FOLLOWI3O SATINGS PEA Hl= 15 ALL THAT 13 115555- ,
BAIT TO LTBSIIII $5OO YOH tux:
Age. ' Age. • Age. ,
Xi 17 ets.l32 .21 eta. 44 34! eta.
21 17%" 33 24% "- 45 35 %11 '
.22 .• 18 " 34 '2ll ": 46 37 "
.23 18%" Rs' 46%" 47' 38%
24 19 "26 r. • 48' .• .40 '""
25 • 10% "37 . 27%" %9 .at 4 .
• 24 - 20 " 3 n .4 5 . 50 41r
27 ' 21 " 39 30 " 51 ,' 45% "
'lB. , 21% " 41 .30%" 62 47 "
29 22 "41 "31r .3 60 " '
SO ' 1
234 " 1 42 '32 "52 1 ,4
31 •23 " 43 33 u 66 66A u!
Any sum not exceeding 36000 may be insured on a
single We. The premiums may be paid quarterly, halt
yearly or yearly.
doorsbe-
Rath*
.‘lll
RAD-
Officers I
ALEXANDER mmiLLDiN, Presideit: MARSHALL
HENSZRY. )'ire ; JOHN C. 813113, &aviary;
JOHN S. WILSON, Trauurcr.
ithrlL 'iIANN AN has bens appointed Agent far the
above Life Insurance Company lu Pottsville. and la pre
pared to receive appitiatlona for Life Insurance, arida
Rookatorm Pottaiille. Any information with' regard to
Life I naurance will be given with plemu re.
December IS, '5B . • Si-
!warmest*
.andhepeo
Het attrn•
pi deserve
F.tICTI.
•
•
QUAKER cut INSURANCE 'COKPANY
Of Phleadelphla.
AUTIIORIZED CAPITAL-8500,-
000. Amount paidin, with surplus profits for the
year 999.5 T-4,331. ' This Is one of the moat reliable
companies to the city of Philadelphia.
/req.. A. GODFREY, of Pot sr Ille, has been appointed
agent for the County of Schuylkill.
Pottsville, February 19,1 , 9 - • S.
•
Great western Insurance and Trust a
!
mnp ny,
OF PIIILADRLPIII A.
Charter Perpetual.--Capital $000;060 1
-- f'IRE - INSURANCE.
On Stores. Dwellings, Public' Buildings and Merchandise
generally. Also. on Monitor, Barns and contents,
Stock, Yarm lsuplements, Ae. Limited or /tirpetatti.
• P. B. D EWA ID, -Agent.
EXPAILIIS 0711 CZ, Pottsville, Pa.
January 1,'59 . I ly
AIERICAN LIFE INSURANCE TRUST COIPANY.
• CAPITAL STOCK-650 4 0 0 0.
Onnpany's Bid/clink. Wall ,r.. S. E. Con Oth, Philacra.
LIFE INSURANCE, at the usual
MUTUAL BATED;
Ur, at JOINT SToCit RATER, at Omit 29 Ter cent. leo;
Or, at TOTAL AIurfLaTINCE RATIB,IIw lowest in the world.
A. WIIILLDK Presiderit. ;
.1. C. Size, .SEerdary
--
,
I
Christopher Little, ;
General Agent' or Schuylkill. Coninty.
ogiricE_Ainhantarigo at:, eor.,ir. becon4, Poitilyille,
January 8, '59 i ' .:
2.1 t ,
FLEE INSURANCE & COLLECTING AOKNOT
OF PlVE—Narket Streit, second door above Third
Street, Pottsville, Pa.
rPHE UNDERSIGNED, Agent of the
LICONI3O . Coo= Mum:lm Ixants.scx O:OIPANT,
having become associated with the licestaciros and
CORN EIO/LONOI DM:74IM cOMPANIZS of the city of
Philadelphia, is prepared to execute Or risks either on
the Mutual or Joint Stock principle, and trusts that his
large experience both In the insurance department, and
fu the,adJustment of Fire Cis 3F , well as his general
'knowledge 01 the character and reliability of both foreign
-and domestic Insurance Companies, will entitle him to
the confidence of persons desirous of securing themselves
against loss by Ore:
The underMgned will also glle his attintlon4 the
collection or any monies outsnding within the ilmits
of Schuylkill county, and w t i a ll, in all caws, make a
Prompt and cereal remittance of sums so collected to
the parties employing his services in this department of
business. .Residents as well as non•reablents4who have.
outstanding wlthli the' county. would{ probably
promote their Interests 'by availing themselves of,the
< advantages offered in thIS advertisement.
Those residing at a dicianee, and unacquainted with
the advertiser, are referrdl, for information, to 'toyer the
following named gentlemen
11 0 0. James 11. Campbell, Pottsville,, Pa.
lion. James Pollock, Milton. o
lion. Andrew 0. Curtift . Bellefonte,
Hon. Henry C. Longenecker, Allentowni "
limes Rankin, M. 8.,
Money,
Willis P. H E
azard, sq., .
Philadelphia,
William Pearce, Esq., Leek Haven. . 6
JACQB A. HAZEN,
Box 360, Attrrine P. 0.
9spe •
Feb 26, '59
. mentßecrrz INSURANCE CONleittlY.
Authorised Capttsl, - .400,000::
iiHARTER PERPETUAL---, Of fi ce,
k.,/ No. 91 Walnut/ otreet,.between rhirdtand Fourth
streets, Philadelphia.• Me Company will Minn a spinet
1061 or damage by Flie. Buildings, Furniture. and Her
generally. Also illmussixstMaitcg, on Vessel...
Cary,•oes and F reights. INLIND IN 111.3.4 X . C.I to all pert s.ot
the Cam. nuncoroas: •• ' i -
Jacob Eshei, • • Davie Pierian'. t
' D. Lather, Joaeph Maxfield. -
LetrisAniiended, Pr. Geo. N. Eckert, ,
Peter Silser, J. E.l Mem, I ' . •
John K. Blackisten, Wm: F. Dom. I
... JACOB EBIIEII, Pitirdesr.
Wu. P. Dwe , nee Preridcmt. •-'{ . i
, W. M. Smith. &err:arr.
SErJons Cr.i.Tres has been pp rated anent for the
there Company in Schuylkill eoun y, to whom persons
desiring insurance can apply.. .
Janr.ary 1,'57 .; 1 . I-
TEE LiviiitOa DNDON MN
LIDS v a c sINBIICONIPAItY.
Authorized Capital $10,000.000•
Paid up Capital.Surpl us, and It eskred intlibe
54,b00,0p0.
liability of the shareholders unlimited.
Raving been appointed Arent ip this Dish - t the
Liverpool and London Elie and Life Insurance ompany,
and for other tellable Flee and Ll 6, Insurance , meanies
or Philadelphia. I am prepared to receive appllchtions for
Insurance against Firs, on every description !of build;
Wetted property,
Coal Operators would find it advantsgeone Ito honor
their raillery *Widmer' In reliable C,ompaules,lfor which
I ad as Agent. •
Partite , desiring Insurance are re :epectfolly invited to
rail at my dice, where partieulant will boOgivin. togeth
er with the respective circulars , or the Comp nits, and ,
detailed statements of their present condltiot4
REFERENCES:
• Philadelp6 in.
J •
• John Tucker, - John dhippen,
James DondatOtsq., Oen. W. Rnyde , Es' el..
. John R. White. 144, Hari. James II d.lampbell,
David Jane, N. D.. t lion. C. W. Redo",
Richard S. Smith, Esq., It. 31. Palmer. Ron.
• - • HORACE P. 8313T11
. Centre street, above Nerwrian.
1.1
Or at Pennsilvania all,-Potts ille, Pa.
'January '3l, '69 - b• •
orp brick stable,
',prick building
on Unit Boor
'torten.
=EMI
LLFS INSURANCE.. 3
rPHE.Girard Life Insuranie, nriulty
and •Trest Company of Philadelphia. CitAcci. - 1330.
125 Chesnut merest, the first door Us* of the Custom
•:;
CAPIrAL SIOO,IXXI—C/L 4 / 2 TER PBRPpI7,AL,
Notate'se to makelesuranew on lives on themost favor.
able term,. - • • 1
The capital lying paid up andinveeted,together with '
&large and onetantly increasing nixerred fund, offere
a nerfeet seeurity tothetrutured.
The premiums. may hi paid yearly,' halfyearly or
grlarterly. - •
The company add a Mime periodically to the Iniumin-i
castor life. The first Bon us. appropriated In December,
1544, - and the second Donn. in 19w:weber, 1849, amount
Wan addition of $262 60 to every 0,000 Insured under
the oldest policies. making 51.262 60 wfilch will be paid
when It shall •become • elaim.lnsteadl of sl.ooooriglis
allyisucureihthenext oldest.amounito $1,237 60;theneet
in age to 51.21280 for every $1,000: the Others in the
seine proportion according to the amount and time of 1
standlng - ,which addition's =skeane . ..reveal more than
614-per cent.upon tp• premimn. paid, without lucre...-
lila the ayinuatirengunt.
• NANAGLIS:
• Theater ladcwey,- JohnA .Brown
- *Afton Darts. D. Van Der:
John Jay Smith, Fredetick Browny
Robert Pearsall, ' George Taber. i•
. Joseph Teeter. • John R.Lattmer,
Thomu P. James, . Wharton Lewis, •
- ..Ineeph John R. Sleek:
Phetophleteenntaininetableofraterandesplanatlonc. l
ors of application and further information can be had
atithe vette. • ' • THOMAS RIDGWAY, Provident,
Jrntar F. Jona. Actuary.
...:AarTheentraertber lament for -the ieboe Company
id Schuylkill Noway. and will ethwt Inances, and
&reel neceeadry Inflirmatton on the sulttert.
Apr 1190.838: 15-1 T . II BANN AN.
Mango street, me.
lise , rear of Hotel,
brldk building on
id Second stress.
to mulls any. re.
7 brick building,
street,
,a 424 2 .
, market
,mr.
Mango ptreet. St
Oka, occupied b.l
r . lifablotange
-I, with three brick
F. J. PAITti and
f alas or pubflo
'y other property i n
1 ; 4 sit:l l o3 , l:watt to.
tug- Trustee.
Btuazor, .Agnst.
,
<:Li`
~,-'..`4•'x,9 .._ _
~r-_^
5-FITIING
tt•
!soar, PA. ;
leralpiedrespaothtlly:
Ale rt.isens of Pottr
deintlyabat baying
.4 the Phasbinw
iontoilletary Dick
and attatbed it labia
ingßartneu.wiii tont.
uairy on both brand:ay,
bopea, by atria attratioti
istnetw—keentagalwayaint
large aad wall .elected
aployingeosapetont
,en and doing work at
titantendiarpricet—tore.
vodka oldie intik
tit Still eonslat of Fa.
is. Iron. Copper and
th Tubs.Porrelath triad
7 a.511 Dada,. I ron and
Ploga, Brass Oaks for
- and Leather ,Iloso for pave
_ .
meats, Branch Pipsi and Coupling for parements.Dolt
and Lead Pipe of sites. Garnitures, of every kind,
embracings full assortment of Chandeliers. Pendants,
Brackets. ke:, Er- te r manufactured of the Destquali
of materials, and cif the latest and most approved pat
terns. - DANIEL D. MORETON. ,
Aprilll,lB i 15
TRANSPORTATION.
i .k
PHILACI'A.IksoIEADINO RAIL ROAD.
141911-4glF MEIESEN3_
- itkllki UV ViilliGHT ON dthitCliAbDlZE.
9 N and AFT,ER MARCH Ist, 1858,
wittlifurther Weiler, the following Raton of Varied
wi I be charged pelloo pounds: •
' iOf 1 ll e
gt t . 1-
Ariel. sII3IGIIII. ' to it
- i 1 I : ' ay...4i4
..,g
'so is
Dry Goods, DOnfietionery, Bardrn-Carpet
'lllllo.oly,ars,Vresh Meat. Ptah, Wass. Ue ,
Anr Vs, Bran, Butter, Copper,, Ear, Ear
thenware.Grindatoortilreeerlee,Eleury
Irardware, 111des, Hollow-tare;
Ipit*,llaehinery,Gyrdere,olloredet,
• ,te
Oottil,Cotre,Graln.ltir Iron,Letad, Mo
. lamees,Nalls. Spikes. Mee. Batt, Provi
• *lens, Sugar, Whisky, Be., -
. Brooms, Fire Bricks. Goal*. 1101 Stones.
• Park and Tar, Balt,dernp Iron, Timber
eind . Lumber. toy
Bricks. Cone, Cord Mood, Clay; Gravel,
,lee, Iron .ore,Admeatonel Manure, Pig
Iron, Plaster, I,l4pur I, La.,
Flour, per barrel,' ..f •
March 21.'57 I •
PHILAD7A &READING RAILROAD.
.. arma k ili c uommai m ,
017[UF 1 la On lis . hil4da . :6;4. (.1 845 1i.,
The retell of Frelaitt aftrlol Is lgrzz ann l t
cd . 1)
tbilemn patsy, will be as tallaa a. from 12th ra llareh, LUZ
autil father na.paa •
To Richmond, j 140'
" Philadelphia, j • 140
"'lnclined Plan e 1 40
Nieetown, • 140
" Germantown //AL, • 1 401
"Yana of Schuylkill, 140, ,
11 3isnagunk. I.' . 140
. 1 Spring 11111 n, ' 188
ConshebortiviJ and Ply.
mouth Railroad', 1 36
" Rambo's and polls' and
1 30
ones . % I 130
" Norrlatownorßridgeport ,
" Port Kennelly, j , 125
" Valley Forge,' 1 26
" Phoenixville.: 1 16
t.,Rnyer's Fond, 1:16
4 . Pot fiItOWIS. I 1 16
g. Deugiaeiille, 1 1 5
1 -1- Il h j 110
-Mending, 1 95
Between •
ebravllll:
"
" Hamburg,
Orwlajsburr
ttlog and
93 i
95
95
By artier of tfto Bout of Managovr.
Mardi 12.'50 t 2 1 . V. ILL SIoILTIENN El;•Sof4Y.
P,cmuyuctLi. NAVIGATION CO.
Iffice[the Schuylkill Navigation
leimpany. March 14. ISstk—The cheme for the use.
of Tara and forTo on Anthracite Coal. =reed on the
Schuylkill N vliSttion will be u Ibliows until further
notice:
To Philadelphia,
hiansyunk,: •
Spring 'Sill4
Oonphohoeken,
PlimOnili,Dam,
Bridgepoet,,
liortistowai
Port Kennedy,
Valley ledrae, - '
Pastlines Dam, ,
Port Proeideace,
:sPheenissille, -
.11toyer's Ford,
7 ' Pottstown Landing,
Port ;Won;
Birdnhopingh,
Readiagi ,
Althousea,
,
hamburg,
Orwiesbarg'Landinft
, The Elia,. will be per ton of =lO tbs., lees fire per
cent intlowanrn for waste, u usual. and no charge less
Than (went •Ilse rents per ton will be mule for any dit
tam*. fly .rder of the Managua.
117VRALEY; PriaWkst.
TRAVELING. •
• • OL, PEILADEEPHIA
AND NEW YOU SCREW • ,flat
STEAMSHIP CO. •
Splendid Steamships• , forming , '
bova Line will sag from NMIi 4 YOUN. as tuf
t
• BALTIMORE,
► E
the a
loirs:
CITY 411 CaPl.Lelteb, Sept. 2.
VIGO.it Sept. 23.
RANG A 0
1 - .); Capt, . Jeffrey, Oetobeii7.
and every Melinda Thursday.
'From 141 Y, EEPOOL every alternate Wednesday.
Fare from New iYork. Cabin $75, Third C 181.11530. •
".. '", - Liverpool. Cabin 2E35, ssb 4;75; Tti'd Class $lO.
19TURN TICKETS afallabla for six Months by any
Steamer o t he; Line. •\,.._.
• i Cabin, sl4o,—Thlot Class. $7O. . •
S m'''' , 4 are supplied with improved Water.
These- ;men
t inbt compartments. and cam experienced Surgeons.
Perannitabout proceeding to Europe, or wishing to
send foi tbeir friends from the old country.caipurebase
Tickete and obtain all information by applying. to J. 0.
Dale, 13 BroadwaY/N.Y. Sabel t 0001,4117 Broadway,
N.Y., to J. IR. RICHARDS, 311netimille, .
and to ftICIIARD4WARDS,
Passage Certificate* by trat Sailing Packets be.
twien Nein York and Llverpoottaleo Drafts sold by the
above. ' ,
may 8, 'SS 10-ly
. . .
LEHICH \ VALLEY RAILROAD.
a.4I4gEggiRIPI W
..'
---.1-. -DE '- e.
lAN and alter MO ND AY, DEC M-
A." BIM 20th, until furthei Dune" the .Pitoellgee
Trains of the Lehigh Valley iroad Company will run
as follows: , •
I Down Trains.P
Leave siattch Chunk. at 4.50 .k.M.,and,12.30 P. M.
" Lehighton 6.01 " -. 12.40 4 " - .
tehlghillap -
~ „O.= " lir:
" ; Blatington ¢ ul.OB "
if o . Laurel' 541 " 1.24 "
•" ' Whitenall 548 " 123 "
" , Catasanqua 6.11 " . 1.46 •'.
". Allenhiwn ' , 631 • 6 " 1216 " '
''' . liethitin . ' , 6.33 ',," ~ 2.11' • "
• ArriVe Erwin - 7.20 •1r '2.45 "
I -
r i l • -Up Trattni: ~ '
ii ' .
tigl44 A •
- LOST' Redo , at 11.45 A. M.,: :P. )1
" Penile , 'am! t 1239 P. M., ' ,6. "
• " Allentown : 12314 " - :., 5.1, "
'. " Catasinqua 't ! 1 446 "
" - White Mall - , . 1 1 1.00 -" " 5At.....,t_
" Laitre's , 1 1.06 • " 6.49 "
-" 6latin4ton ' -, 1 1.3.9 " '' . am '.‘
" Lehigh Gap ' ;1.35 tt 1617 "
• • " Lehighton 4 - — 1.55 .4 . r' 5.39 "
' Arrive ' Mauch Chunk - 2.05 " r, 650 "
.OZ-Tb• Manilla Train down . and Evening Train up.
tom:mita at Ofaueh Chunk with the Cattawista. Wile
Itani•port and Erie Train. The Morning Train down,
• and Evening Train up. connect,' at Ilastnn, with Trains
rnnning to and from Scranton. The Beaver Meadow
Train leaves Mauch Chunk for %Weatherly. Eekly. Deaver
Meaddw and Hazleton, upon the-arrival of the 20.41 P. 51.
Train: i•- Both Trains connect with Trains to and from
New liprk and Philadelphia..
_ ROBERT U. SAYII; Supl.4' Eng:
Deeernber 25,68 ... 52-
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. Fe.
IVlnteCArrangentent, Dec. 13, 1838.
• I
'•• DOWN PASSENORR. TRAINS. •
' Leav•Pottrallia, daily. (except Sundays) alB A.M.,
and 3.30 P. M.-:-Paafting Reading at 9.51 A. 31., and 5.06
I P. Arriving t in Philadelphia at 12.25 'noon, and at
, 7:10 P.M. • \:
• •••t OP PASSIINOER TRAINS. •
.
Leave Philadelphia, daily, (except liundnya) at 7.30 A.
M. and 330 Reading at 10.05 A. 51.. and
6.07 P. M. Arriving In Pottsville at 11.55 noon, and at
745 11...7!,
111oth Up and 7Mern Passenger Trains commit at Port
Clinton .with Trains to and from Tamaqua, Catuwissa.
Williamsport and Elmira. Horning Passenger Trains,
onliconneetpt Port Clinton '.for Wilkeibarre, Scranton
audit Pittston.
—.
,' I LEBANON V*LLEY BRANCH.
PUsieengeriTrain leavetelteading at 10.0$ A. M.. after' I
arrival of Up, and Down !detains ,Passenger Trains from
Philadelphia and Pottsville. Arriving at Harrisburg at
1226 noon. add connecting with Passengertrains on the
Northern Ceintral. (•Pennsylvania" and *Cumberland
Valley" Railroads, for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira,
Pittsburg GinciAer. Halt !mews and Clsambersburg.
Returning, leaves Harrisburg at 2.25 P. 51., after nut;
• valor Timing from above ;mints. Arriving at Reading
al 051'. M...and ennneetfng with Up sod Down Trains
• foilPottavil e and Philadelphi a the same evening. .Ni
ruts eon Sundays.
I rn
. ,
IP'Preasesslietween - Pottenellie and Philadelphia.s2 75
and $2 25; Reading and .Philadelpble, $1 76 did $1 45
llatrisburgand Philadelphia, $2l 26 and $2 70; Lebanon.
and Pketiodelyhla.S2 60: and $2 It; Reading and TIM ,
riedwurg. $1 Yelt and $1 20 - ; Reading and Pottsville, $1 05
'add 50 SO Reading and ',Lebanon. 55 and 70 cents;
Perittsvilles and Harrisbnrg.s2, 66 And $2 15; Pottsville .
and Lebanon. $1 46 and $l. 50 '
Through:No. 1 Tieketo—Pocumille to Dalthmoie,ss tit
, Rending to:Balthnore. $4: Reading to Lancaster. $2 25.
53"140 nnnivells of Baggage allowed each Passenger.'
The Second Class Cara rota with all thesbove Regular
Passenger Trains. ' • e.
ire-norntngTralabown and AfternoonTrainty,only,
rpn on Standar.. ' • . 3 -
_____, . • .
. .
Through nrit Class Tleket..atreduritd rata, to Ntrk
tah Falb., Buffalo. Detrolt.Chleago. and all the principal
points ln the West. North Wevt, and the eau Ida*: and.
Erolgrant Ticket*. at loiter fares; to all the above places,
can be had on application to thai Station Agent.
Tivicets will be puritioved twfore the Trains
start.' Ingher (area charged lt.tvald In rare. .
G. A. :1110AM, k en. Supt.,
I dotv 3.71 :
TOSCHOOL DIRECTOR =.
HMO TO TEACHXIIB-4 and Desigruldfor Ha viir9
I wills Schaaf's:
THIS Caid contains balaattio Itints'to
tettvsle="artegtolbiti patfluettricet
tints wadi. Jostpabilattpl std for pals
Avg. 14V58 334 • B. VANNALIT.
,
-I • FILES* RASPS, \ • •
FVF the bat ghitlit., at the . hianpfde-'
ur limy, New streetJahove Second. betw4a Rate 11104
Vise' streets, rbiladelthla ; where may found the
largest edwartarint t eelty. lileetand nude
e qual to new, at a saving of Fifty per coati . • •
Tbeenbeeriber bele. Inform hir hastitonso friends
and the public genera tylbat be does net,. employ en
Agent - tevolkit order* Commaaleatioas L'by'3lait wlll
met with prompt attention. .1.1.: SMITH.
-3 .Mteatrest Mt We* !Inlets.
Itaivit 114 431
P TATOEC, E '
V Seed mkt Fatally . Vie.
IrriFN THO AND • Bushels, of 'all
j... the differaist ratleties.froainitoui leetlonsof LIM
country. suet as •
Peach Blows; -• Late Plait BIM . , - • .
Blue Mercers,'. , i ZarLY ": " 5 , ' A
! White *. . - 4.Nrtera. ; ~.. i. , . . •
Murk " . . Foaltee,, r• '1
?arkaorm,' , • Dock Nyco, di. de.," .
To which me would Invite the attsotion et tanners and
Others. All InPrination will dm given arch* relit VIA&
It, and cultivation a the ditlimht salifOra- , We guar.
antee to sell at Ics rest 1171Miceme , market pries. in, quan
tities to fruit pureh rs. WOODIWITA TAYLOR, I
March 5.10 'lO dati NO. 4 Ared Wert, Mamba,
• • WINC NTER &C • • •
• cleituispoien • FurallshipigAtere, ,
• mai!
Patent Beim !Mitt Nsailfutory, ,
ATHE 04D STAND, "Ct 6 ,Chest
nom* 'street, Pll ILADELSilli,opreilte the, .Wasli-
Ington House."l; '
A. WINCIIItSTER airs, as beretotbre, peaco
at supervision of the Cutting and. Magarseturiag den
partmenta. Orders flir his celebrated' styleuf Shirts and
Whirs Ailed at - the shortest notice.
Perrone desiring t 4 order Shlrta,can bile supplied with
the humph ibr measurement on application by mall.
Constantly on hand. $ varied and sele4e stock of afll.
&lemon's TurnishingiGoods. .' •
Kr Wholesale orders supplied on i Metal . teams.
SepteMber ; Slily
•
•
Set Calls Dr 7 Dowd. House.
. - EYRE & LANDELI4
T'OURTH- Fitt k%rch. StOetit, Phita
• deiphia, are now opening a full assortment of
hkgSV GOODS. FOR SPRING OV 11989.1 • .
Spring Silks of Newlety les. • •
Fashkmable Potable Skirt Doha; .
• Shads of the Bar Spring Styles. 1 .;
DeLainer and fancy Dress Gondici , ' •
0116211e1 POOlOlll and Taleneime, • . - •
• • ?rivalling Dora Goods full variety. '
Blankets, Sheeting k UosteSkeeping Goods.
W. B. Marekerperi,are respectfully requested to exam
ine our Streit of sLacx and. SHAWLS, before
purchasing. - 1 g•
P. S. New Goods received Daily. and 4 trod Barzalus
from the Auctions of New York and tills City. . •
wirremi Nett Ceti and prior:a cow.. P •
March 5,19 - . • - 10314 •
THE PARIS MANTILLA EMPSIRIUNI,I
W 0.70 8 CHESTNUT Otedt,
11 7th. SIIILADELPITIA. TIM salMiribere respect
fully invite the attention of Ladies tot r p i4 collect lon eef,,
Elegaiat3lantillasiadtp 44 tor' lap and Sum
um ; compriotn4ovory description andlariety of fabric
in medium and high priced goods—
Solid Silk Mantillas. • •
Silk and Lace Mantillas. I .
4 3 Palls Late Mantillas.
• , Bacileb Lace Mantillu. • • •
- Chantilly Lam Mani
Guipure Lam 51intiltes, te..
. This department'of bking a• spetiattly
with the enbaeribere tliey are enabled to offer advanta
ges not to be met with In Dry Goods iljtabilshments. • .
. .1. PittrOit d CO.
No. 708 Chestnut Stem Philadelphia.
fig 9 , • 11.3m •
22. 11
1$ 9.
14 T
2 14
12.
is
i
1 t
6
1 20
120
1,20
140
g
.14 I
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 5
1 25
1 25
12)
1 35
1 35
1 35
1 35
1 36
1'35
1 35
I'3o
TO P - MEAD AND GARDENERS.
T"E SUBSCRIBERS 'offer for sale
oo,ooo r am Feb; of their DOW a4d Improved
POUDRETTE
or 'ME
Lodi Manufacturing •Cotapanyt .
Manufactured from the night-m(l.of New York city,
In lota to suit purchasers. This article, (greatly im•
proved within the last three years.) his been In the mar
ket for eighteen pearl.. and still detirs,..competition. as a
manure for CArn and Garden Vegetables. being cheaper,
Caerepmerful Stan say other. and at e samelime, flee
hens disagreeable oder. Two barreta ($1 worth) will
manure an acre of Corn in the hill, 41 an twothirds
In labor, will cause it to came up quittker. to grow fast
er, ripen earlier, and Will bring a Larger crop on peer
ground than any other :entities - , andMe also a preven
tive of the eut-e orm 1140,11 does ntit injure the seed
to be pot In contact with it. "
The L. M. Co. point to their long isputatkin.
and the large capital ($lOO,OO a r ticle ed In their busi
ness. as a guaranJtee that the they make shall al
ways be of tench quality am to men maltd a ready rale.
Price $l, 50 per harrci for any qua ;thy over sic .bar
rein. '1!
lizsophlit. containing every Intimation..will
be sent (razz) to any one applying Mr the name. Our
oddness Is:- °RIFFIN d , IIRO3. ACO..•
Agri&lturaf Warehouse, 60 ,Cortlandt itt.,•New York.
February 5, 1 59 ' '1; 63m
1 10
1 10
2 10
1 10
1 (XI
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 15
1 15
1 10
1 10!
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
PH ILADEL POIA,
R. E. cor. Eighth and Spring Garden Us. -
'THORNLEY & CHISM •
ARE -daily receiving I New' donde,
2.novallr clisse., von CASIIIr and ip order to
maintain their •far•famen repntatidyr for Selling Tery
Cheep. they are determined to sell to! atiald• etmenal I
Inch Faniy SIGHS--New Btylee.
Deg Boiled Black SI LKS—lmportad. ' •
Fink' POIL BE SOIS—In every 4bade and,color.
liandenme ilayadere 811.1{ , —.4ektutiful Goods.
Fmalard 811. ES, Marceline and Flown:ice SI LKS,Ac., Au., •
Shawls! Mantillas! ,! , •Dui3tarsill ,
Satin Chan les. G lorry Valencia& Gte‘ne&nialovian.
lk:ireges, Grenadines, Indiaslllti, taFe.Ar„ dc.
Best -Fronting Faxony Linens!
St CLOTHS and CAS:4M FRES!
lISLINS. FLANNELS. TICKINGS„ de., lc.
Piano Covers', Table Covers. Table Clothe, Marlene,
,Quilts, Allendale Quilts, he.. Ai • •
• , THORNLEY CHISM.
thts day of City Railroads, nur country
friends can trav el' front any part of he city to our store,
for Five cents.
Philadelphia; March 5,'69 .1 10-3 m
ALLEN & NEEDIAES' •
SUPERPHOSPHATE Of LIM •,
nequalledbi any other in the U
always ;
THE SAMEIR9UALITY',
And Invariably to be relied on as Manure of. standard
excellence.
Price $45 per 2000 its. (21%4 cents per.lb.„
Pamphlets tdr nritultons'dlstribkition by mail or ot h•
°raise upon apylicatb.n. . , .
,
.... 0
9 7 .
R !.?
3 ~•
; I
els. lets.
65 164
65 I 6/
GO 5 0
GO I 59
60 59
5b 54
55 54
50 4 19
50 49
50 49
60 I 49
16 44
45 I 44
45 42
43 40
41 40
38 : 17
38 37
38 137
, 35 , 34
30 29
. . .
Pacific Ocean. Gunn.:
The supply 4f Ws Guano titini6 inadequate this *44.
son, we would Yecotomend.our frlitiwits who Intend uslog
it 4 to avail thetnerlves of theoppottanity of purchasing
early. We are prepared to reeeliefttud 1311 orders for this
en for article..
ALLEN & - NEEDLES' .
•
11-3Elli2F WZlVS.°l•*i.T.aX.Sire3Eril l ' I
'The time haring arrived when klenures, clseentrated
°reiterate., should' be furnisbedi to the Agriculturist
at lower peleakthan heretofore; sks now barb the plias.
sure Odd/ding; that 'Merlon& labor and rimy 4 appli
lion toll& subject, we here'aucierded in perfectly/.
"A. MANURE. - •
p.eutos all;the retaliates of aS t martrts Iturrizszo, to
citric snug oftlut wad. It la twitted, adapted to
Corn, Oita, Potatoes, Wiest g
and Grass. 1
It Is packed in ' 1 i
_ •
New sad Strong Otain Bags,
Which ma 4 used "is such. or defrutolto other purposes
on the fir . i ; ' • •
Price 811 m.
o:per 2000 lbs. (11:2 onstage? lb.) '
f •
4 liberal tductimirfande to Dente*, on the aka Articles.
irdr•ths , house baring enjoyed the confidence of the
agricultural 'community for Ito Many years oast, we can
only add, - ;sroffeel that our recomniendation of i Manure
is of a , sic rola.. inasmuch aa.itoi le our custom to sell
now. but reliable articles. '
i . We hare also for
-sale r.
,„ • '
. .
. a °
. No. - 1
AMitILICAI4 GUANO ,from Jarlri s Maud. . 7 ' .
. OROUNDAKAIS Eft, and ?URN BONM ggsr. , _
POUDRETTE. PpASTkilt.ltork such' iiiher Fertillsere
nine feel 'wife in reedinmesodingi, I
Sii'llte ; leading Agricultural I;Journet and Nevoid
pets are rem/Mr/VW Ili our ojfitfe
.Pr t4e!ine ,1 Requa&
• l ALIEN & NEEDLES; '
r ,
*Wharves, and 41 S. Water St. .
;tare ahoy° Chisitnut at, Philadelphia
uzm
HOME
•
:331F1./E5l ! 3coximi.cor,
AND • '
• •
-
PILASTER • PiIII.'ILS.,; •
elowforiatbr. Otd York Rtiti re
Pla Conowhin strrels, 2
i lincielphlae r
*Ei.:dfer alarge s t ock of Chemical
1 3 inures and Fertiliser's at low Prices. and ware
ranted to "inenuine.a.uiin wirich will be tand:— '
irooo lOUS N0..1 government Peruvian
nuns.
5,000 tons French's Impnived supCr-Phosphate
I. • of Lillie. •
1,000 tons French's Pure Chemical Bone.
5,000 barrels Prenoh'S Philadelphia Pondrette.
The Annie standard artleMa are, each of their kittill,th;
bist it, the, WORLD: Our List MASTEN'. uumnfac ure
from Smatter) &rows. Is eelebraled throughout the nir
for !Li purity and strenath. ;
!,.
..;•• I ' ,we mein osol:as ton;. i
Frerieh's Improved Sup;Phos- 1131exkun Guano. (A)
phase ot Lime. Extra Laud Plaster.
French'sgore Chemtmlnone. Ordinary ' Land Piaster,
Freneh's l'hllati'a Fondiette. !Pure Bone Dust.
Governrit Peruvian Guano, 15otrairem Guano.
No. 1. .
al
'Ground Charcoal. ;
102030 Ms. Lana.7l ter: • . i
.1 .
e.ooolls. Casting Blaster. . ', • .
10;000 ibis. Hydranli4Vement.. •
3,0001b15. Tree 2.olllsll•Cement. 1 -
1,0001415. Portland - English) Cenif
- ela4., .
Dentiote J i Illaster,• ' Powdered Antiete Coal. (11
Ftereotypi Plaster.. Powiliied Bit u'ons Coal (ii
Masi Maker's Plaster, Ground Brown Stove, (in
Ground - p Stade. 1 Whilw•Send.(intils.) •
• Ida II lte.:Uarblei .Grou - rdi Bricks, for Paiute ,
•..do In • e )iarble. Powdered Boue Black •
a . ;
i t ' al ` CH,ItIOILUIDS •5t con
!„,,iii: §t..4.. )1111s and Frarrinews' Depot*
gyirtitcwir4 :COracr of •Ottl Tork:A.Roa4 4 edllnichill
i j ? ' !
''• i Feb. rlii le . 1. 11, ,-.,.. . 8.•.1u
• ' PM:LABEL BllrLat. '
1 ---. :
...''' . AMERICAI4 . Ot . ANO I ,
, t - • - I no , •
JARVIS I'SLAND. 3 •
-mercy take pleasure in , informingFar:• l ,
7 4
Dealer,' and publie generally, that,
:basing' Urn appointed by lb ... •,-
. !.. , . _L •
. AMERICAN 'GU NO COMPANY
)
SOLE - 'IO.ENTS
For the mie of this raliablel'ertiliser, in Thitadelphla,
-we aryl prepared tutor:ll4l i i In any - quantity. tiom • the
stnyie!big or barrel to i Alt?' cargo, at the soli of pie
cesadOpted by the Cnripanyi vis : i. •i ' -
•. - .I!roin. $ 3O to $4O er v 2240 rontitli, . • f
According to the amount pu'rwhased. - -" . i i• ; ..; •' I,
.Exrferimentsi made With ;Arils island and teiuctsol.
Goximico_pon all kinds of ISA. have. in every instance,
resulted In favor of the bonier. and we are non enabled!:
to conrciatulete the 4rlculinral community *pun bar •
Log ',Birth its roach, a GEN:IIINR GUANO, at rir , ! l ! !
I. ' ! li.EA.SONAJLE PAIOTI. ii
Ttik!,;iiii 'MTN ABA wilt Fhorl iir;ive at this port, I!
direct from the Islands. \l'is are prepared to tale orders' ,
foie delivery fromher earclitir from those of Urn ..White I!
Swallow" and -Flying Fr {
ri."- . , ,
- I . AL LEN &
NEEDLES,
.70. 42 8. llmessiod 41
& Water knot,
-- jj - • - Platiatietpnta.
441"SoltiArtIts We thelFdaies of Feonsyleituta, New
Jerseyind Dchwire. ',... (Feb. 12., •10.1 I,lm .
. 1 '
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PHILADELPHIA.
SAVING FUND.
Lod
NVAT STREET 'Soiithlwest
ol i ! lj of
I EWORMRATED BY THE STATE OF PENNA.
FIVE ' PEIV.CENT. INTEREST.
*ono is meshed In any sum. large or 'titan, and ire
tetaat paid trout the day of deposit to dm day of !with
drawal. - •
, The °EU* is open emery day rum o'cliwek he the morn
ing till 5 o'clock in the afternoon j and on Monday and
Thursday•ereolaus till o'clork. • ' '
max. lI.ENRY L. nvonsit, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDO/LY ice Pies! deu t, •
,'lrrithist.i.ilask,Swerstary. '
.
• ',: Dirsotorsi• .
Mary L. Demmer, P.Cireull Brewster, •
Edward L Carter, '• . Joseph B. Barry, ,
Itobert &adage, • - "'ninths Lei. , .
-, j , Suet K. Ashton, . Joseph Yorke,.
1 ';0. Landreth MINIM, - Usury Diffendert4r.
, i None., is rereived and payments made In gold daily
tilthont notice. ! !
-' The investments are made in REAL ESTATE MORT
ACE& OROUND R. TB. and math first clam uremi
a as the Charter requires.,
, 1 Jialy 34'58 ,• iTeb. V, '5B , 8.1 j) - SI-
• EMYEP CI,QTHINC.
rtllo SUBSCRIBLR, would reNieel
fully I atom Mel
kbelr P umeroas ends And euomers
bnylk ill County, thattheir axiiortioeut of Clothing
tor 'Young Gentlemen'' , mach - larger than ever, and
they are disposed to cell cheap. Penton, tieing at ai
More. hays the prlellep of exelpinglng elothing par.
dined a t this s tore ; It" they &404 en I
•Y. A. HOYT RBOttIKR.
272 Chestnut Bt ., corner etTentl.t. Phlleds.
mil 25, '5B • • 'l7-ly
L 7
W, 1.1 TAfIoLJ . ' . , [Ws. R. ttariacass.
1. WM. J. TAYLOR £ C 0...
c• OM Al ISION M ERCH A N 'l'B, l , and
~ wholioek deniers In Pil oda • Cho eso, and Pro.
.ir Ilonri N 0.1138 South •Wbarre., between Chestnut
lod Walnut Streets. I , dILADELPIIIA.
' AILGr .944 ',Omits 'Ay' Hatry's Ckl4tratc4 Thorn.
;March 12.'59 ! ' - . . 11.3 m -
~ , ,
I A: H. FRANCISCUS: ,
IjiEt PS the k lai t g gest ti a'nd beet assorted
t st.r . k of Carpet Chain; ectton Yarns. %Faddlntt.
Cotton Laps. Twiner, °armlet Xarn. Bed Cords. Waits
ane' , Itopaln C.:44,501nel Twlne..,4ndian Bina Satin,
Nould, Lau" p, Candle, Cam pbene.!La rd and Vitti4 Wicks.,
In the city. Altaya grant variety of FIX N 1.16, whila
he offers at manufacturer!' lowest cast' pricks.
I 'Febrnary 12,19 - '. ' ' ! .. • r 1.3 m
FARMERS,. ATTENTION Oil
but Article in ell VV:nisifor raising
CORN, OATS, POTATOES, &c., le - I
f' 1
LILINAU'II.
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Swap-Phosphate of .Lirati 1
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At $lO iei tnit; or . 4i eta tier, pound. by lb.. barrel.
kg - Analysed and 'recommended by Prof. CHAILLTO T.
.11,citsos.ebettitst or the United States l'altellt Waft,
Washington. p. C. Alm, •
,
' Le inanga American Fertilizer I
at $25 a ton; ti a() 0 istrreli Lt has been in successful
USK forihe Twit 7 years. r
'Sombrerti and Columblakilard and Soli, Phosphatic
, -
GUANO. .
by ttat ton or min.
Pot A eb.licitie Dust, tod Pi aster,l'iltrate of Soda and
Fulphatterif A:1201111 rA liberal discount to Whole
sale Dealers. t - GEOROP: A. LEIN At.
lifo. 21 South IRQNT street, Philadelphia city, Pa.
. February' 26 4 '39 f 940 t
• EDWARD S. BUCKLEY, •
pray's Ferry Boiler-Iron Works, 1
pit Me 4.;cist aid 4 Groy'i Prry Bridge, South ride of
Gray's
. .Flrry.Rmd.) , - • I
iPhlladelphls,
MA o N n i ,etl iF . A tia (T d r i l i J . l . tE, it
..013 of i ; No, 1 Char=
c rr
and Slut Iron. Stamped and Warranted: ' , wiik
Extra• Refined Fire Box Iron etriattr '' r- ..•-••
, free from Blisters and other defer's. . ..
':tamped and Warranted; Charcoal Plate ''
6:c j
Iron of Medium q nality ; 2dAvriy Pod
died
Plate and Flue Iron from ' inch to No. 10 W(I in
thickness; Irons for Tanks , 1. 4 a .S.butters. Coal
Chutes, Cars. Sithi and Steat .. tills, and Bridges;
Orders for the foregoing &scrip P (Iron i c! all lengths.
orl
sires and Patterns. within lid I c tea in. width from ~ li;
Inch to N 0.13 W o in thlckuesa. solielted 'and promptly
sknuted at 'lowest• current pries; an assortment of
Boller dleads anti promiscuous sheets of all widths and
thickrke:lsea constantly on baud. , .
Large or small orient Supplied without delay. Roller
Itivetsof superior quality and various sites always 012
hand. ' .
q3-fifflep,at the . Works. and at No. arqubar Build
ings. No 2.SiWatnut street. •
October 2, "..+S • . SO-6me
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I - - ,
..2' OHIO STATISTICS.
Ohio is fortunate in having for itaCotntnis•
sioner of Statistics E. D. Mansfield, of
,'Cin
cinnati, a gentleman hi all respects admirably A
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fitted for the duties of that; awe. lie has a \
love (or his work, joined to great industry atul
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long experience, and his report, just in print,
contains the . l.proof, if any was, ranting, that
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the right man has found the place, and, the
place the Melo. It also establislfes the filer
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that no Statet in the Unitin of equal extent
compares w i th Ohio in all the elements of
prosperity and greatness. • .
The appraised value of• Warns and cities is
$153,102,815 ; of lands, $437,183,132, and of
chattel property, .V. 50.514,084, making an ag
gregal to of $810,8.90,031. • Within the past,
seveti yearslthe aggregate. value has nearly
doubled. The State debt of Ohio is a little
1
over,sikthert millions, and n tax of two'cents ;
Q
N !
on, the dollar would more than pay it off.
M.- E. T. 101.011, •
The expo'rts 0g Ohio for 1858 (aside. from
• 1
;Of t m
TOINT LG RLT or rill sax OF • manufaCtures) aount6d to $50,350,000.
Irscari & TAYit, , AND LIPPP,MOTT, TATI•OF. is lammi _o •
it Co.. 1 -, hnt, Flour and ,W,heat, not
if e?e:hattt Tu4ors and erten/ice ,Ciortifer : n, withstandingshort crops, produced $11,111,315
is•City,land the following Citles,and Counties, to Pork. Hogs, Lard and Lard up, . 13,5 , , , ,.::(1.
wit: •, • • Heroes, 1 .. 740.0tet
:ie.:mi . -A - Tatter'. of Pottsville, Schuylkill Co., Pa. SbeeP. , . . 400.01al ` .
son; VATLOD. k Co., of Easton. North sill n Co., l's. i
Cunt, • . b:0,000
s.. ft 4' orlhovllle, Montour Co.. Ps. ! Derr and Cat le, 1 . ' , 6.106,Abl
" '"' ‘. of Mauch Chunk. Lehigh C 0..., tir.tin—ot beri than Wheat, 1 . I,lso,isst
U ' - II . "of Reading, t•erits County, Pa. Whisky. , ''.: 6,109,953
" 'or Cincinnati. Ohio. Tobactd, 1 'i . 2.1e7,124
.-• 'u• " ofNO. Pei Markel lot...Philad'a. Iletter,ghoese andlrallow, - 1,734:a5s
• wool,•• , . • . it,649.466 -
Toold respettfully Inform ,his numerous friends.. end . A ppt ,,,: , ne „, mi Emma , .
, 800,00
he public. that he has arvhciated, himself in business Manufactured articles from " products of .ag
with the well-known house of -1 rieultere, 1, ' . 3,000.000
CRANVILL:E STOKES. : , •.- , 1 • .
.z. 3,, Gm Chesfoiut Street .otrecen &eh sad Serenfh, , Total, , , ~. ' -. 8 - ' ,0 , 35 9 ,4 "
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Whlreltis entire and.pettieular attention will be dere.. The value of thanufactured.articles has not
tad o the Mel chant tailming and Eine Ready-Made De-
.partmente -• 1 •• . I been aseertained, though it is estimated that
Ott.
E. I'. T. enlielts a call from his Oulaner Anew-ono, .
euantmers.llnd from all wiut ebb drift tng of superior those of Cincinnat i , alone, exceed, $50,000,-
style. Quality and Workmanship. either ready-mvde ;Or 0u o _ ,
Thel Wheat. crop has. been , increasing
made to order. ‘,.. i
all - -Strangere visiting the citv will ;dew reMember &Mee 1854. The crop oC 1857 . WWI 25,397,-
the Temple of Fashion . No.TOT t!heatnut 'trot. just one
squire b e low the beautiteiNnsonleleraple,eit anted on 614 bushels, but that of 1858 was one-fourth
the:same street. The undersigned itill be happy to meet . ' 1 1 . .
his friends and serve them with the best and most...lash- t eas.' •1 . . .
tenable style of iteradydlade Clothing that can b. met '
,'The
corn crop of 1-857 was 82,555,186 Int
with in any city in the Union. E. T. TAYLOR.
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Philadelphia, September -4, 7 '58 . 16 ' _• an enorm o us quantity, nod of which I'regro.
- i ' , VAI‘ HAAGEN AND NcEEONES iof say that some fifteen Millions of bushel
Oriental _Detersive .Soap. Were turned into whisky. *The quality was
1 - . Philadelphia.
n i ot geod, : but the quantity was'never ttgeeed•
WAiTANTED TO OtTI P DINFTC7 f ATP/ ALTIOT, OR TNT MONTT
111 LL as DETVIDID.. save In 1855. '.Last year the
. crop Was
And stir Agents are, hereby authorized to make good any
failure of tt at our expvsr. . short, which aceordi , with Mr. Mansfield's
, i 1
A V,AN HAAGEN being a pritcti- theory; that it is heavy and light, year by
1:3„ . ../, cal Soap Makereand having for the last twelve t v. .i., •
' t dur 'vat limes) experimented upon and trete
year. tat e. ^Lear, in succession. ,This we flail by thit fill-
toil} particular Men ' in various ways.now offer, It to the lowing' table: <
putille as a Soap whkh will save vinc, , Lanon and 1110:1LI.
Weiare willing it should rest upon its own merits. All .
we a sk is to glee it a fair trial. and use it a: cording to
directiona. (fonnd In each boa.) and If It does nut
. giv full eatialaction , the money will be refunded.
Among the many advantages over, other Washing
&ape, thedollowleg may be named; - , ,
iI Clothes need no- boiling. and very little rubbing,
i
telex none.) ' •
(7 27t t l a n r e t poned will go ARIA,. fir use, as three pounds . ;
1 of common rosin soap: or two pound. best family neap.
!'3. It requires less than sue-half the tine and labor to
' Ido the washing of a family. that It requires with .the
beat faMily soap, end Ls warranted:not to injtire the
fabric. _ . .
. For cleaning Paint. and removing, fireaoe,Tar and
). Pr liter's Ink. It Is unsitrpa-setl. Ilacidnlste, Printers
se Painter' , will End it isn invaluable article for weal.
•,„ t in.; hands, as It does notchap, but greatly soften. the
" ' 'sk in. • ,
'n ' S. The euperiorttynf the materials I:lF44ll,Find the Soap
, goy * costal:on ant Excittt OF ALLJAILF, is more mild than
a.. 7 other known Weaning Soap. sod undoubtedly the
hest adapted for while aid Colored Clothing. an well cc
Oimbtica and Laces, and; is warranted- not to rut. Mc
ciarkes. . l', t
.
For sate at all respects*. Grocery 'tones In the city
a d neighboring towns. and wholeutle only by .
'MAIN & Me{ Et/N.K. '2. 9 .-. South Wharvee,
• - Between Market and tlitankl its., Phaltdelphi 6.
Bel,. 12, .39 e - i 1 tiZei
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Cbta.beet.oa
rr IS A:DYE, and a PEIVAIANENI,
-A_ONIM-11. P. A . W.C. TAYLOR'S s‘Plilletherist- n
—A emnplete nitllt DYE and DRESSINO together. em
bracing. In high perfection, all thatis requisite for Color
In„ Softening and Beautifying the limit, tin purling to
it a fine gloss, and a clean. a g reeable otter. and costs no
more than the simple 'IAIIII,I'II of other Mann tactur, ,
era. To be had in Pottsville. of Mr.Josgrit G. Stanzas, 1
Jao. G. [Mona & Sea,
Mr. CITAS. V. Emma, Mr. JOHN
.41CDONALD, IIiSJIMIX 11.V.(5143, 4' and F. SANDERAI.II. and ;
itholOale at the PEIIPUSI7tIIIf and TOILET SOAP
Mauufactoryet •
In. P. a W. C. TAYLOR. Itaporters d , Pet-festers.
641 North Ninth street, Philadelphia.
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i January I,'S O - • .. '1-
1 .
H. I% & W. C. Taylor's Philetheira Hair Dye and
Dressing. • .
i' Anhther testimonial to t he superiority o, f this splen
did aillele, from au experienced hair Dress er:
sysns. it. P. k W. C. Thru.s:—l. have wed. your
Hair ye. and find it, the test nose, in use. It •d Yea the
hair beautiful black, and leaves it, sole and slossy—not
arirengh and harsh as other dyes.- lei fact. t, find it the
beet 1 Vise ever used: , jOS. F. SEIPICRS.
. . Prnasylertnio MU. Ittrxri*, re."
ORRIS;,JONES & 90.,
IRON & STEEL MERCHANTS,
- ifard.l and Sixteenth &rear, Philadelphia,
flare always on hand and for Pale , • •
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.7 ' ,,0r3 BEST ENO LISS ItEFINED IRON—Yuil assortments of
1"',". ; lfilagnalls."and other favorite brands: BEST All 100.
"' ' . BAN BARS--ordinary rises. or rolled to order foe bridge
utixaces..te., Ae, PEN SST LIAN IA 801 LER MATS--
rommenons shea tor 'at to rreitiirxd• rise. ROILED.
tialtTS—Dover brand. made In solid dies. BEST EN
LISII CAR A ILES—Ameriean and English. flu.
MEET MON—For covering Rare t es. Ae. AM EitiqAtt
I SCITCII PIO IRON. •ItAILROAD IRON—Trallsand
Bat bars suitable for Mines. turnoitte..te. JDNIATA.
-,ESOLISII A NORWAY SLIT SODS, BOLTS. Ili yrs And
I WASTlEB.S—Vorbridges. ears, and machinery purposes
r gUtitrally. OAST, SHEAR. MACHINE and BLISTER
'STEEL. Alan, an extra quality for taps and dies. The
• above, together with a full assortment of Inni. Steel.
Nails, and Spikes. to which the attqntihn of dealers,
railroad eompuniew, eugineers, mlnera, founders •nd ma.
ehinirtsts Invited. • ' Nay lA. I FPS 19.1 y •
M. W.'6ALDWIN IL CO.,
ENGINEERS,
• Prowl (tad HallialOW emote, Philaddphia,retella.,
Would call the al ten'tleen of Railroad . ;
i rm; Managers, arid those Into , estod in Mill.
: road Property. to their &Mein pf
~ . ,.-orfirs i ,hitiz." native Engievos,ln whishtbey are adapted
o the particular business for which
they may be required; by the Me of one. two. throe. or
lour pair of driving wheels; sod the use of the whsle.
or so much of the weight as notYbe desirable fur ad he-
sion ; and in accommodating them to the cnidoe.eureeo.
strength of supendruction.and Mil and work to he
dove. Ily these mean* the maximum useful effect of the
power Is secured with the least espouser for attendance.
cost of fuel. and repairs to Road and Engine. With these
objects In slow. and as the rionit of twonty•throo years
practical experience is the. hioduess by our senior paand
rt
ner, we manufacture ditroreistkinde,l Flogities.
ort;rlti clones of slam of each kind. Par totalar
ettem
"Mu paid to the et rength Who tuarilluolo the pianand
workmanship of all the details. OaV tong experience
and op porton itlos of eloaloing intormat icn. enable* us
to otter these engines with the assurance that ln eflictene
economy and durability, they will compare favorably
with those of any other klis4 ,uie:` We also furnish
to order. wheel s. axles, bowling or low moor tire (lout
Mandl witb
description ofeopper. Sheet iron sod Boiler
• Works: and every article oppertalialug to the repair or
renewal of Locomotion Engines, )1. W. BALDWIN
•Janwarjr.3,l§ 1-t1 " SIATTIIEW
ttbe 'farmer.
lIIST
GUIS AND GAIPIPS BUDS, FRUIT TRIM,
. A gelcultultal Implerrlentsolte. • •
4oTHE sphseriber ilill keep
n handClorter.Timothy end otherGra.,
seals, White Clover and lawn pram
jAdsongviber with order', and Arid 'lewd' , whim et
• 11l warrant to be (matt mod good. Ile trill oleo rel , h - •
orders for all kind* of trait trete. (warranted to he vim
they are rePrelletilia/0 agricultural Impleatestt. at ,en
•et which will be furnithed at marafaeturer's pike.
The mord. and trees So d by the enbscrlier are leirerri
with great Rini. only from growers of repairmen cod
rianding. Redoes not deal in seed* procured prr Kober,.
ottaly in the market frorn thoM , aDO oil cheap, without
retard to the characterot the seed mkt. r dom. he
perdue* or cell seed, grown promiernonety in 10mat , ,..4t.
done. where their too, elope proximity deterionitra the",
quality. part lcularly three of the game epecieM'r 'Map
an important onnaiderallen to !twee who pure/180f tilliwr
weds or truit Potts. Yet trees, ac..iwod is order' , eat',
to BENJAMIN BANN4N.
PaiV•
From the-rhitagra rrotitg Journal
EARLY FLOWERS.
Oh. gentle dowers!
Each Spring. as forth I walk,
To meet you.
And listen to the talk
• Of hrocks that oho greet you, •
What beam
Are Moen. ere yet n leaf is known, ,
•
To meet you lilt 'lcor, • • ' •
(lazing *Oh those large, trostfld eyes
Upon the trencherout stirs, I '
' In uncomplaining mood,
On Itia bleak rolitude:
Breathing your fragile tires awl?,
leDpmaciatis of your Sleeting stey •
..jre never fall. ' ,
tilt Is Os gra transted; 1 / 4
And Foal' 1 , 411111 , 1 hr strife
lot many a bidden' We. i• . •
./Left struggling to its hirth,l . .
imams the derksoMe earth,' •
•I • TIII, stesilos the gale, -
Colors borts'an Intent scent,
• And. orkaby one,
thrielther hand.
A fairy etenpany ye Maud,'
Happy, content— •
On earth, nothing so fair and Innocent.
Bur earns ye not too soon!
This re not Juni. -
Ye Ma tint.ehilllog air,
Tet nesse shrink, •
. .
Contented with the fits
Tha pla
r nts )02 on the season's brink,
if ye loved to feel the Mut
That shakes yourilttle maid.
, 'Tie strange how well ye bear
1 A scabs so desolate. •
. • ,
But I roust pass. . • •
And leave you to the night.
Awl the cold north wind's Sight,
Naked and shelterless, • ,
• With net a sigh
'
To tell of your dlitres--
A deathly •
Ye cannot ;Ware, slag!
• The warns earth at your !W
Y, copilot to your cradle , 1:10a retreat.
Too 0,00, too soon, ye would coons forth,
Ilred6w. of, all this throate d Iftith I *
The morning epee
With brightrulog hopes.
• tredid to the alr,-
Ith here aud there
/1) bird.
• Aud distant Meetings heard.:
• Again I wend my way si•
To where the sf.,._land 'Oen play—
Oh. raind. faTTllret eight ! •
*mere! through the stark night,
Vueevu. -
Tour lamps edit shed their soft twilight;
And now what eyes
Look f,rith •
' To ferret the morning skies
1 4 ereue. •
Or burtbeued droop upon the earth! •
Yr, too. • .
Receive therleyr, therarilest de*,
As if lerere i.hettalone lor you.
Ye'were not amltten by tbe,blast;
Ye *re not lying low and pale; •
Thc.tigh all unsheltered. Ytt;Moot 014 .
Away: your lamps shall ;not yet fall, ,
For well Earth loves her jew els fair;
't ruslimr.lwitta itletider'tootr ,
Earl, loader slwwA
To her warm botwou's ‘..0. ,
r..'
Bat other days will lite s t ,
• And other flowers apV,',,, Ir., .
For whom ' , . -"
Ye miist make rOonA, . ,
And they will ape 74: ,_ 1 1 "
Upon the self•lmme elope
That Is your home. rs.„,
• While ye. rath dowers. an maiden arreej,
]lust lie forgotten at their feat. .
Ilipbel., , 4 .: Mobil..
la 1860; - . Mini 9.1:444 lln IsAll, ~ Ili',171:Y:
In Isfe.:, : 15.,11;.5.:,17 In 14:44 73.43f,t 'A
In 1,454, 61,17:,351 In IsSS, ' h1',657.V.:4
la 1650, , :7.24r2.4111 hi IS:;I', r:1,46:,.1 4
." . L . __
Jl,l7,nlite;. 714.71.9.191• Aggregate, 341449.:14
The a!erage yield in the light years Tl'
about 31 1 ~
bushels, and in the heavy Yetirs '..;-
.
bushels to the acre. In the whole State in
1837, there was planted . . t oritit corn .2,234,121. 2.
acres. In Butler comity the crop 'averaged •
to the acre, .48 bushels; in Pickaway, 47
i
bushels' 1 in Ross ' 4 ' 5 and in Fayette, -17-
•
Rosa ;county had the largest m other r I
4
1 acres in corn, viz: 74,114, and l'iels : awsy 1
next, 72,188. , •,. • - , ,-
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- ‘ The 1-crop of hay in 1P37, Wiki; ? 1.70 1 , 245
tons,. and of eats, 26,572,67 I bushels.
, Ohio has of canals, 849 miles ; or railroads ,
2,834, and of turnpikes, 2.900.••• • ?
These statistiso give sOnle idea of the ms..
terial. wealth and prosperity .of this great
State. • Addfto it the Character of her pqoplp
for integrity and intelligence, hers)leildid
'system of common schools, and lust,Fut' no •,,,,
least, her impregnable posiliell fig a RePub li rl
.can State, and you will have a co lmnpnwealtli,l
of which her wins may' well' be,roud.— C'orl
respondence i t i A ~1- . 7ripillie. , . i
' iieriPt9. , • .
' Cutix BREA to.-- r Everybody who :has' been
at the Mansion Douse, Duffs.lo, has learned
1 the luttury 9f the tax-famed . corzt bread the .
provi4ed. he, clerk is often, taxed to write
I directions ' for Brutetuanufacture, and Lthus .
'prtieukeda receipt for itorucs4nso, whte",
\
copy for paii, so . thrd. these wlllWiS'ii, may tr!
a piece a bread trout the Ilanoion. It it iii
fullotl•s: ~.... ''',,,`• I. ~
4 °tile quart of sour milk; two table-speen•
fullsOf salA`ntus; - four ounces of butter;
threel eglis; three table-spoonful's of flour; .
and , dun' meal sufficient to make a stiff L.
ter. l,.
,•_ . _
/qKING CAE Will:10V? DJ ' TTER.--TAke 3 oi"
idecii of salt pork, fat; and melt it dosli4st ,l
straitt it tkrough a piece of coarse thin
litt. - . 1 Set it aside until It is then !dile
arid Ann, and . may be tied like butter iu se. ,)
kiwi of cake. In pound eake it it deliciov.
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