c int adi *or'.
tub err
carp"siren tbe followleg advice to its reniteti
-attend te'eeleliitione; . ead
ale t bosins enkstifel iirep#ken.
4-.41e bencrotent , bee' elii.pr4lpt Bay atl
tatigetinip in tbetiiians of.forgedialneee, :
t—tOtrive to l eelteet tell' and keep It.
• it-pp yonidaii nod:defy' •
"E:r-Venis madmen beenalinalleimeierretboth
' , Of. bead Aid beari.
' F—Fight fairly +! Deli the bast
w.
ay Naito fight at all. Filial* am for foils. 4 °
. 0.41400; goods's', 'tampion, and a Milo
goose glossa astable allia to slip tbroigh' this
world oleo , easy.. Oat thins sad glory is the,.
11441arber bop, id yawe best'!! you Would ba
hippy; bot - bult yo,bop• .eaailot !stair rOttr,
the ripi of the hangnails; .
L'4l;l9llialOessess is lasullbrable--Indllge trot
In it. ,"' •
miy raped tha jabs of joy sod
the yeast of Jest ; bet lit them sloes, for too much
okloW , efton destroy the J°llll.ol/ of 'the-goeial
elrcle.,•; 7' ' • - •
H—gfettess bhuilesthe Are of !rim:l66lr. A
kiss elwayo arena more then a kick.
L—Liare el ladles; "look before pin leap,*
eschew losterlsto. , _ ,
, bt—lltake no miseblef by taeddliwg with ether
• . •
folk : lll44er*. • ,
s—Nieer bt; caught napping except la the
'night-thee.
o—Order lb beam's tint lie--abey it.
P—Pursue Plain path of probity. Pat in
prietleiWhat yea. will in preiept.
Q—gistwnd not, quibble sot, be not fonder ask 7
ins qwlitions, or addieted to queries.
It—Roja rains respectabihty; renounce, notew
and nitwits., , ' • •
• B—Seek salvation, 0 ye 'loners ! balms saints
and you are sate. •
•
!r—Take tintsy the forelock; try tni tarp every
mowers to account. •
o—Union unites with unity; In the tritole eni.
vein .there u unison; be ye therefore , united for
tbe'sake r of anieus,
V—Ya bu no Oonnection with valor, re
jumbo! that.
W--Women' and wiue. bring want, woo and
writoblaintsas whoa wickedly todulgad in.
M—X.tra cautious socomplialt 'straorlinary
ends. ` - • -
'Ourself whit* young to atodi.
As is I characteristic of rawly.—
scares threash life and sealuosty
Z—Z,issagginj
Talcs a inraishc
pan= •
our own busbiesa a let Albers
&.--4 mind
=CM
LEGAL ADVICE.
ordered a suit' of clothes from a
ly enjoined him that theY must
ixt Tuesday, and that they must
nest 'style, and that unless the
I . them ready to a certainty, be
aura,, to the day, that bo must not
L but Snip promised faithfully that
inished, ad Wear. Tuesday came,
the enraged' man flew to the cab
le, sad said :
%mon soy clothes were trot ready,
I ! ? Here you have kept me in the
'time and business only to disap:
if *shad you in our part of the
a what they would call yuu, they.
ere a perfect squirt."
the goose explained that the only
man he had r eapable of making
wife, lying et death's door, and be
ly leave Ler.. The outraged gen;
able to smother his disappoint- :
ed the tailfir pretty soundly for
tithe promise. The ninth Mie
s Jarmo could not stand this, and
Customer to go . ta the caloric re-
A gentleman
tailor,and "spec
be wadi, by the
be made in the
teller oiluld ha
yond,a limbo
undertake them
they sh'euld,be
and oo l lguthes;
bap mina bon
"What's rho
at you promised
city at 'wdOss ofl
polar =o i l- uowi
countrj, 7
would ,ay 7uu
The knight o
competent •wor
the milt, hod a
could' dot possi.
tierienl was not
ment, end term
failing; in his p.l
tion of the gem
plaiott told his
gione of Pantie.
• The custom!,
street ;to a law ,
manner said:
acres!: the We*,
"Tei, I know
"Well, now,
, ,
red with rage, rushed' across the
I. and in an excited and hurried
'Do you.knuw Snip, the tailor,
Lim;' answered Brier.
wat4your advice," said the gen
to ktIOW' whit you would do in.
• , at infamous stitch-louse has not
ere in the city on expense, to the
• f my business'ond d.sappointed
clothes, but when I went to re , .
the fellow about it, whaf:tia . you
.ndent rascal told me?. He told
• t place down below." With these
man laid a ten dollar bill on the
'Now what would• you do?"
• this fora retainer ?"asked grief.
• e reply. •
tlealap,'"l wan
such tl ease. T
2olitty 'kept me
geeat ',detriment
me in a suit of
wastrels with
supple. the im
me to, go to a 6!
verde the geed
dealt,wad said,
"DO yi4 roe
"I 'do," wax t
ricf,quietly folding up the e lE and
pocket; "he told you to go kelow.
i n and advice to you Is, don't do
I mover ; no stutate or local law that
I •
to a specific , performance. I say,
—Cincinnati EnTinirer.
"Tan',"
pottiOg it io
Well;my oploi
it. 4hers is to ,
tom compel 7 ,
don't you do it.
e. widow Maloney tells, me that
one of her finest pigs . Ia that
"Pexttice. t
you batestole
so
on dolts with h?'
:"Whit !uric
• d ate it, yir honor." •
Patrick, w hen you are brought
h the widow and:her pis on lb%
whet account will you be able to •
l'whon the widow accuser you of
•!Itilled It, a
1 0 "oh, Patric
• hoe, to face lel
Jadimeat Da
giva of yoirse
the then r .
'"))1d you ea
eroUce?"
the pig would be there, your riv-
I did." ,
yer rivsrenes, rn say, Mrs. Mali)-
; r Pig."
"To be sure
"Well, thin ,
ney, Len's yo
linenann.—Philander Wilkins N•
! wing incident in bra traveling ez.
A Vtervotr,s
1.04 e the fon,
piOeuet: -7
in to Laneaster, a distance of thirty
raveled along with Mrs. Grown,.
t and interesting woman—io sweet
g that; fastidious as lam on the
d have been willing toshave kissed
waver, several:reasons for not inf
lect. First, lam such a good bus
, dn't ciao be guilty of the apprer
, lty to my sweet wife. Seeend,l
river would see mo and tell Greevec
think Mrs. Greaves would let T . O.
From Quad
eight milso,T,
She visa a sw
and • interest' •:
sohjeet, If. i wou'
ler. lifad, b l
1
patiatin this'
bark& wort(
aatie of trio
was afra id the
Thi , I dida ,
.111c.-4 . a ipieimen of the put utility
the logic' CI win the University of Edinburgh,
an: anecdote s•rieorded, in which the eon of a
Baronet, who resided not far from town, acted a'
conspicuous art. Ile was called up by the worthy
Professor of f b. time, and asked the rpiest ‘ ion.
"Can a man ea without 'eyes ?" !Ares, si r," 'etas
the prompt allwer. • "How, aid" cried the ?maz
id, 'Professor, "cow a man 'seewithout eyes ePray,
-sir, bow do )en make that out ?" "rta can see
with owe, sit," replied the ready-witted youth;
and the who a class shouted with delight at his
rimsrely
to-Ch. °wog - first
regaled with ) dinner. „Jimmy basin done Jos.
ties to them pa? and himself, the Squireisauted to
kbow what lie could, do about the farm.. [ . •
"Almost s i t m ilythiug you'd set me about; sir."
Ji my, if youteap do that T think ;ou'll
- suit me.' An . you a ertiller r
"Bedad, it. mesllf that' is," replied Jimmy;
"but couldn7 you give me some outdoor work?"
lassa
tat noggiu
tad by his
what makes
us," said P
rporal, who now sad then indulged
r right geed poised, wasshus secos
pude, whilst standing stature: "Pet,
Jour nose so red?" yer hon
"I always blush when I spikes to
an °Meer."
nkoor!is." Amid • Min to • , physician, "my
&mishear b da 6L this morning, and eontipied
foe ball ; en our, without knowledge." "Ohf i re
plied tb d. flor, "Dever mind that, many people
eeatione'eo 11 their lira!".
• "gen y . heard my last sett?" eskediJung
e l a
, who wain led for joking it the experts of other
people k 's II . togs. ''Nu," was tbs 'reply, ...but, I
saw thn g flog over its windows the last time I
paned tbro gb Aobern." - : 0
41•4111---..---
BAT, said amino, $3 vatipei palkWylf,
i resat between edrogglit wid a taw.
by; thts,")ropGed _Galipot; beyond a
rulni!iritb actoples:tbe other
• "Pour.
!a'i.thrdi
ad
,/sr so
doubt, oin.
.11111. " • •
•
.
I, .
aid to ter ilium, "I treader my dear,
ver made a match ; I thick you meat
oe." To which she replied, ults, out
.ae—oaly the spark !"
A LADY
ios !Isis , 1
I ill . brho . st
tbcbrlai
shall I put this paper fro as to be sure
t •Le-taorsess/" Inquired .4 sister of l
kla the looklntigUta," was the prompt
satilAg
brother.
reply.
iratiorr who couldn't bold bit own,
steil for taking another's.- Serra!
Tmt
biro been
bito risbt
I t 4 t` WORKS. '
i t 4 Piscine ?l a IERN Ivan
- actronrta i pt. anumityri.
• • rails ettablisboteitt4a:now Odor
it if as - - —...
*the • Eaperiniandence et/Mu Y. Was..
^ 7";
'• radii formerly °fibs Mai kommilmniof
, : J. Wren t Itros.effitteollits. .
- - Mr. Wont's experienraimillistirllftp
Mist, extending thron , P period eretiorystade ,
ring
which time be hes bare coolitmed in - thaereetket
Of some of the birgest iroorirarks 'in Ilia United Slit*
win be a =Silent rusrante• tha .harieter of the
.oft turn out antis ettabliabloist.
Mt orders, by malt or otharldpo.lkar Antra engines of
any power *Mt Chair nol*lonsrtemblnery for blast
forearm, relibrantills.'knari Mist mar minx. am,
eislaerp for lasing rbr;o and. - double. acting lamps,
breakers; drift cam trill moire prompt atteetkm-
Connerted with lite worts is a large/team car factory,
capable of turning Mit lame ordersal abort Maim. The
VIII mold 2t this estatibionsnt SIPCIDIA to Onle In
the Plait for durability...bile the sty4eof plots wheel
manufactared end extensively • used is superior• and
worthy' the attention of itaittoad companies: By Phial
attention to homners, in ell its dotal. the proprietor
hopes the Musgrove hoe Works oily reerivi a shared
public patronage. . . LANES L.IIIIITINCI.
JOUNI. "WI; . "Mrisige• '
Masts , turbid,t end Supt: • .‘ • • •
Mirth imout .
_ _
TAM&QUA lIRO at t WORKS.
rater & ease,
frog /loaders, Xe: aft, Bei a and .Nachisiste lhot
dialers and tar Braideva.
. The subscriber* are sow 'prepares! to
p 1„.., 'receive orders for
ail kinds of Maki:ilk
' ry linginee.and michlieg Ibr
collier
ta lea, blast fs manta ? mills, le :Extra.
Gicilitles and practical experience
In thelmilaese warrant them In taking the largest
contracts at the korrit prkes, - - .
Particular attentkot Is called ta Ivens k Atnew's New
Style Patent Winding Machinery; by:which the Mope
ar Shailtrope or chain-snot on the toper both drains
In &able Kays.
This arrangement, It hi confidently believed, will,
asap. the wear and tear of ropes or chalets, the price
of the machinery lu Rye years; and for fat 'udio&
simplicity of -onekuction and durability; It cannot be,
surpassed: We also recommend the new ear wheel, In,
vented by Mr. Lucien II Allen. This viheel tan only I
be had at our waits, and bas stood the tat of theme& I
rat severe winters past,tritunpliantly; not a Atm%
Wheel havinp, been broken since itslitroduetlen We
are now placing It tinder the care of 'chant the prin
cipal Railroad Campania in the country.
We would also call the attention of the public to the
Tamaqua Car Shop.mmoscted with• the above works,
and recently erected toi the manufacture of Railroad,
Drift, FM:ht. Oita and Trucks, and farnhrbal with
all
the latest I mprovetnents .so that they are thus enabled
to execute work iamb cheaperand withmatedespatch
than heretofore. "
All work guaranteed. reran' wanting anything in
our line would do well to give IV a call: -
r;CARTEII *ALLEN.'
_'
n wmt
fouttoscr iterctimEDl4lllp. "
- art var on, e nyl tall wory
T. U. WI *TERDTHEN announces his
if, Li ll/1 6 14;g readiness. from the eomPleta outfit of
, the above named establishment, t sup
= ply all orders In bit line of buidnens—
such as for Steam Engines, ftalimud
and Drift Cars, Pumps, Coal Dreakers,Castinm...and
Machinery of every pattern. Mr warrants hi, work .to
give rat latietion. and accordingly . scllritt perorage at
home and abroad. Jan. 27, Ism
FOUNDRY ANC MACHINE SHOP,
steam Gar amatory, £434
NOTICS.—The' business of the late
arm of SNYDRIL t MINES. will be
"! continued by the suberriber in all its
QTaiithz carious branches of Steam Engine
building. Iron Founder. and mantilla•
tures of all kinds of Machlnety, for Rolling Mil e, Blast
Furnaces, Railroad Cars. de- de. Ile will also continue
the btutinem of Mining and Selling the celebrated Pine
Fbred While Ash and Lewis anti Srohn Veins 'Red Ash
(bats, being sole proprietcr of these Collieries. •
°ZAGS tpi.BNYDSB.
SO •
Jlintary 21,1857
POTTSVILLEVOLLINO 11111i.L.
THE subseribens are constant 'mann.
suturing varipussises of Corners Hails,
gi 'MR weighing .22,25, Vs, 30.32 and kl pounds
d= per yard. Also, large Rails of the most
- . Approved patterns, weighing 45,80,56
and uttpeaues peryard. From theexterienee of the put
.5 peers. we feel contldevrt.of making Bails unsurpassed
in quality by any mill in the rountry. AU business
communication's addressed to Messrs. Yardley 41k Son,
Iron Factors, rottsville, will meet with prompt attest'
tion. JNO. nuaNtsrt a co.
Juno 20, '57
— PALO ACTO - TOLLINC:MILL.
Tito s ubscribers beg leave to an
. ell,' 'stunts to their Mends and the public,
f‘Ft!uRPL , sen crony. I bat their new Bolling Mill
t z .I:S at Pak , Alto is ha w esgsPlille , and in full
operation, And that they are prepared
to Impish T rails of various patterns. weighing from eel
to 70 lbs. per yard. Also. different sixes of Say square
and round merchants' bar iron.
Orders tar rails or tar iron are respectfully soljelted,
and will meet with prompt attention if left either at
the Rolling Hill, Bright A Lerch's Hardware Slow-
Centre street, or al their (Ace, corner rut Second and
Blanket streets. HAYWOOD, LEX k CO.
Jan.', '57 I.lf
1 6 C°142 . :FliViRfiPNE 18 '
.g iok- ,
The kubsof respect fully
inyltes
the attentkni of t he boat news communi
‘ Er tPWIR. ty in his Boller Works, on Railr oad
'street, below th e Passenger D ep ot ,
Pottaville, Pa•ov here be is prepare d to
ROLLERS OF EVERT DFSCRIPTION, •
Smoko•Staeks, Air Stacks, Blast Pipes,Gasometers, Drift
Cars, Lc.. itc. ' Boilers on hind.
Being a practical Meehan ie. and haripg fo'r seam de.
voted himself entirely to this branch of the business,
he natters himself that work done at hie establishment
wilt give satisfaction to all who may favor him:with
call. Individualsand' Companies will find it greatly
to their advantage to examine his work beforerengaging
elsewhere. JOILN T. NOBLE.
' Nor. 2t,'37 47.1 f
BEAVER MEADOW IRON WORKS.
Brien Htldnosi respactfully
um forms the public that be la now sole
"' proprietor of thetleaver !tendon Iron&
, Itraas ,, Works, and. is tally Prepared to
manufacture.' at this, sidabllsbinent.
Bwitn Ellizimga of every gate; Pump, Railroad and
Drift Cars, and every other alestalption of Iron and
Bross esstinAs suitable for the Coat mining or of herbs.
Mown. on the most reasonable terms. - Also. Blowing
Cylinders for Blast Furnaces and !Lachine work In gen
. rel.
. ,
Repairing of all Made done with neatnase and des
patch at the lowest prime. All Work furnished by
them warranted to perform well. • They would solicit
th custom or-those who may want edit les intbelrilue
In' his vicinity. All orders will meet with immediate
and prompt attention.
Rester Meadows. January 1,19 1-
• ASHI.4RD IRON WORKS.
i he subscribers are now fully pre-
Dared to furnish, at' the Ashland Iron
m.s.M. Works. Steam Engines and Pumps of
. . : -,-rye k r ; , - - au th any power and caparity, lor mining and
- other purposely Coal Bakers of every
pattern now in use, together with castings and
forging". of every description. Coal and, Drill Cars of
all sizes and patterns. lance Track and Clone Cars,—all
furnished at, the shortest trotters The subseribmv Rat
ter themselves that inasmurh as every troviqer of the
firm is a praelleal mechanic,' h ey will beetle 10 furnish
machinery that Will rmnpare favorably with any bribe
!Avalon, All erderr directed to L. l'. OAKS'S& BM.,
Ashland, schoylkill county, Pa.-will twelve Orompi at,
"fention. L.P. GARNER,
A•blanl 7 3lmy 10.107
• DEHAV ilnersv SIR
i lll 9 1 WORKS.
e. I
The subscriber is prepared 11.
- • Mk inannfartureATSAM ENGINES of any
alwer, Ppmps of any rapacity, and i Cnil
Breakers of every description ties well as
every other kind of machinery tied In
Mines, lb-miters. Furnaces. !tolling Mills. Raw Mills, de.
From the facilities noaseased for manufitetniing. and
from long experience th the business, work can be turn.,
ed out at this telablishment,at, the ten lowest prices,
and of a superior quality. • , -
Persons deviroui of - putting nti machinery of any
kind, are invited to rail and eiamine WO' s, and' be
come acquainted with prices before eon ting eh*.
when,.
Orders of every kind are solicited. and st et attention
will be given to their prompt execution. ,
WILLIAM DPIATPLII.
Minersville, Deeetriber 9, IBIST - • 4S•tf...
MAS H!PTl t af i l ri lltni a !NO R KR,
' TllOB. .t JAS. WREN respect-
fully invite the attention of tho'..busb
nese rommunity to their New llssidne
Ini„ . o:ixi Shop end Foundry erected between Coal
and Railroad etreets, and front.ng on
limsoccian street, where they are prepared to execute
all orders fo' machinery of Brass and Iron. such as
Steam Engines. all kinds of Guar Inc fix Bolling. 11111..
Grist and Saw Mills, Single and Double aefing Pumps,
Coal Breakers. Drift Cars. all kinds of RallivadCastinge,
ouch as Chairs fir flat and T Rail; Frogs.Swltrhee„
Cc; all kinds of (list and wrought Iron Shah lug. Be
ing practical mechanics, and having made the demands
of the Coal Region their study for years also all kinds
of Machinery in their line of baldness , . they flatter them.
selves that work done at their establishment will give
satisfaction to ill who my y honor them with a roll. All
orders thankfully received and promptly eaernted,ou
the most reasonable terms.
TIU MIAB MIEN,
Nnv. 2J;'37
MANUFACTURES.
THOMASLFOSTER 4C0., •
'lliumfiulturers wholeisile de Detail Dealers
BOOTS AND , SHOES ,.
CENTRE : STREET, Three
.doors
k.) I,:aow Mortimer's Motel, Pottsvlye.
mioOur assortment romprises ev
ery varlet) ni goods, either of WV.
limns, Eastern, Philadelphia or ;Ai ‘ll5l
Iteadin Work. for Men's: "
men's. Boys'. Misses! or Children's Wear.
We utairufacture and are prepared to furnish our curt
tomera with a superior article of Gents' French or Amer.
ken Calf boots. timbers and Walking thorn. Water
Proof and Kip Boots. Bailable Inc Engineers: and Me•
chenica'. 'Miners' and Laborers' Working" *loots and
Shoes.- Ladles' French criUnglith Lasting Gaiters, tub.
ton or Lace Biota, Ltuakins, 81 inner& &c-,
dfrTtraveling and Packing Trunks, Valises, Carpet
and till Cloth Trtveling„flags. - *ls' and Aliases &hod
,Patehels; and an excellent assortment of Umbrellarl
wIU always be found at our establishment,at ansferate
priterd
ir„,, Country Illerehanla will, be truppliell with any
laside in our line in'such quantities as they require, at
a trifling advance on city prices.
jThankful to,ogifrtends for past favors, wears deter.
mined to merit a eentlnuanie' of public, patronage by
au; plying good articles upon the most terms.
- Pottsville, April 30. '19.. • . 18-tf • .
M=V 0:10
DOUBLE. DISTILLED SOAP!
Ate-Warranterthe Only Gamblell4
11:eiskitig (tied Blectaing Linen ) , Mgain, Lee.
READ WRAT Vie LADIES SAY ABORT :
6411,TE have used the above Liquid
&Nip for the hst 7 years, and we know, from
long experience, It doss not Kure the finest linen or
twain. We highly, reeomuwad .it,! to sem Indy who
wiehile to Pave labos and hard soap, andbare beautiful
white etothea.
Sink N. W.lff, Mrs. MAL Mrs. Jas. titan I.
,ft. Thos. Foster, "T. Finials°, °I I. F.Teorhies,
a. 'Sherman. ' E" 'F. flambe,. “
" • Thos. Stills, • ° J. alenioness, ", J. . Tenthly.
IsoiseFenara, libitum •• • - •
And bandied, of others, too onmertnut to %tattoo.
For sate at IL Rannates store, In bottles, price IS cents
—and 2 cents allowed for empty bottles. Also gqr sale
by It nnialoaer I Co., Schuylkill Haven. and - Moor•
head olk CO. M lament'. Price, IS cents a pint.
Pottsville, May • 22.
Vatent el t i nab Dag, ffill OVI •
• &chine.
riilS eelebrateit" machine balt ob
tained Itchinteter orienting/4 by any Washine She
oe ever before used. It not wear thectothes or
break buttons; lt will wash thorou:MY the mina On'
este as well as tbe'roughest clothing; it rine, clear;
I* eery easy to operate; it' will save mere than i a4' the
Time, labor and expense of washing,arid therefore de.
serves place every dwelling boom In the Stale, sad
le gulnintrod to 0 st.ry purettuffix to do the work in the
need rathlactory manner. lPrlee $14.,
Adam*, ' FhiIIEHOLY k DEAN, Tasnekllta. Pi..,
• This Ample maehineean be seen in operation et ent
reAdenee every Monday flanoon. ' . Ii.BANNAN.
wan is sten authorized:Li rocelvgorldere for
it In Poltwrille and
Aptil23, '49 , c r 17;
!LUNE REFRIMPLITOR, For Bale . p :
i A medium sized ...1)11. KAWE RE—
.. YitIVERATOIin will ho sold ehuip. Apo - in •
U. 13ANNAN.
: Iv!? CIN . f7l
_llettAilt;.:rOMEßkr:
• , , ..
DISEISE OF,' Illa Kink 9 1 ..
. .. . .. . •
. -:. LIVER' COMPiAINT
. ,
WEAXNESS OF ANY ,
:FEVER ACID AEU ,
g
VERY FARMER AND .E ERY
FAMILY has its peculiar Bittercemnpo nded to
curd 'Wu' row* ihriwttareelpit. headed doworrowitathet
to ion, pertelpe' The wrlntiple that atonic attmtdaut Is
necessary to every honacia undisimted, yet, beteg cow
ponaded by unskillful hoods, often rootalos elements
bo incompatible ndlneonsidimt—sometimespositive.
ly th a
Antral. Stis here offer to the public Ina highly con.
aspirated form, what will sadly supply this want, pre.
pared upon setentifir princlpleceomponnded ofaimplea,
acttpg In harmony, yet each fultlillog Its own remedial
*Mee.
To IRS PRTISICIAN is here offered.in a convenient foils,
yet perfectly mate, on Zaeffent.whicloteting upon the
circulation. raise% the action of the system to the stand
ard of health. especially after nay deb l litating'attack of
disease, after depression from beat, or any local or acct.
dental cause; an A nti•Spairmodid. which. with a general
stimulant Dower.acts with a peculiar Influence upontbe
nervous system, calming nervous irritation, When taken
properly. without the least tendency to the brain; and '
without that distressing reaction whirl) is the bane of
moat tonics—often csuelugmoreininry than theoriginal
disease.
As a Totste, moderately end iermaneu tlyexaltlngthe
energies of all parts of the. frame , producing necesscnlty
a healthy increase of the iction of the various in pus,
chemically changing the acidity of the stomacb,end act
ing normally upon the liver in -regulating permanently
the billiary .secretions. •
NOTlCK.—Whoeves expecte to find t hisa beverage will
be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and low4pirited,
it will prove a grateful aromatic cordial; poesessed of
Singular remedial properties.
Clltattonl.w.The great popularity of this delightful
Aroma bag induced many imilationcarbieb the public
should guard against purchasing. Be not pereusded to
buyanything else shall yen have given ltocanaves
Dimas a hilt trial. One bottle will marines you
bow infinitely superior it Is to all theme Imitations.
Sirfiold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the
BENJAMIN PACE, JR. &CO.
pharmaceutist(' anb Chemists, •
PITTSBURG. PA.
• For sale In Philadelphia by theWgents=-11offmaiiil
Morwip Mlles of the Pemeerat; John Johns, 222 Rani
street: Dyott & flona,1:0 North Second street.
Reading, by Hitter t Co.; lanoister. by John F. Long
& Co.;,Potliville. John 0. Brown, J. C. C. Hugbes and
C. W. Epilog; Tamaqua, by E. J. Fry; Mlnareellim
K. Burns, and in Schuylkill Haven, by Dr. IC. Chi
:M star.. -,. • , Novembew C, '6B 48- '
THE LIVER .
INVIGOTRAT OR!
s one of the best PURGATIVE and
I
uvaa medicines now before thi public. that acts
aa :ffirthartie. easier, ati bier, au cuoreidieet ual than++ fly
other medicine known. It la not only a Astaartis. but
a Lireeremedy. acting Emit on the Lireztolejert Its icor.
bid matter, then on the stomach and bowels to tarry off
Ural matter. thiti accomplishing two purposes effectm
illy, without any of I hirmainful feelings experienced In
the operatfona of most Ciihariles. It strengthens the
system sti thettome time that it purges it: and when
taken daily in model ate downs will strengthen and blind
'lt up with monsual,repidity.
The Liver Is one of the principal regulators
of the human body: and a when it performs Itefune.
lions well, the powers of the system are fully de
eeloped. The &newel i;r4 elmoot entirely dependent
.on the healthy action. o the Lien for the proper
performance of Its funsvek lions: when the etonsaeh
'ls at fault, the bowels are at fault, and the whole
system suffers In conse: puma , of one err:an—the
Liver—having reseed to do lie duty. For the die•
eases of thit orgoti.otie at the proprietors• has made
It his study, in. a praeticiA tel more than 20 years. to
find some remedy where'. with to counteract the
many derangements - to which it Is liable.
To more t hat • his revue-Pd . dy is at bid found. any
person tronbled with 11.11o Ak vier Comptalleit, in
- any of its fortes, has but to try a bottle, and comic
tian Is certain.
These Unme remove all morbid or tad matterfrons
the system. supplying ID their piano healthy flow
of bile. invigorating theM etoulach.*Daneing food to
digest well, purifying Sd biped, giving tone and
health to the w bola ma le- chines:, removing the
cawieof thedisease—effeet, lag a radical cure.
Blifourattacksareeared.Z amt. whet is fres. preens.
tat. by the occ.adonal ,use of the Live luortoto.
rotor. . P 4
One dose after eating is sufaclint to relieve the
stomach and prevent the food from rising and sour.
log.
Only one dose taken.beS4 tore retiring, prevents
.Nightsiare.
poly one dose token atPl night, loosens the bowels
gently, and cures Costive- 8888.
OnedosetakenettereachN, meal will cure Dyspepsia.
ffirthe dose of two tea•r - spoonfuls will always rM
He.. Sick Heartache. •
' One bottle taken' for 10 4 male obstruction removed
the rause of the disease, and makes a perfect cure.
, Only one dose immedl4.l ately relieves Cholie. while
One dose often repeated.,. is a sure cure for Matra
Norbus, and a preventive_ n 'of Cholera.
AtirOnly one bottle KO needed to throwont of the
system the effects of mcdz,„, lelne after ■ long sickness.
Air Ouebottletaken for 'Jaundice removes all sal
loweess or unnatural colort4 from the skin.
Ooe dose taken , a pbcrt thne before eatingglvesvi.
gor jo the appetite, andgld makes food digest well.
One dose often', repeated cures (Annie Darriero In
its worst form bl le Suss" trier arid Bowel Complaints
.Meld almost to: the tintvr don.
One or two dosee ctireatn„
tacks can be Wallat in
children: thereis tiosoreer't safer, or speedier remedy
ID the world. as It nererpm, fates. •
*dr A few bottles curegi Drolly, by *exciting the
absorbents. • • 2 ' • "
We take pleasure re4lcontmendinstbismedicine
sea preventive for Peet 'and Ark., Chill l ever, arid
all /)ipera of a Bitiousan Type. it operates with
eeee in tv. and thoosandit — ' are willies to testify to its
wonderful virtues. • : . •
An who use it d►k giriig Weir stownaiwouslestiwony in
is joior.
4 , 1?-.llix water in the inonfh With the invigorator, and
swallow both together.
,:TES LIVER . INVIGORATOR
Ia a ficiebtitie Medical' Discovery, and la daily working
cures, almost too great to believe. It eons, se if by tin
gle. teen the lint dose' giving bettrill, and Seldom more
than one bottle is required uo rhea any kind of Liver
ftwartaint. from Ike wont Jaw:take or Dyspepsia WA
common Mathias, alt of whteh are the restillot a Dis
eases! Liver.. ..° , ,
MICHAEL GAURRB,
JOSEPH OAIOI,ER.
$1 pee bottle:
D. SANFORD,.l'ropriatnr,34l Broadway, New Yor k.
Sirßetailed by , all Drnallats. Sold In Pottaville by
111{NRY SAT OR; and In Tanutqua, by .E.J. FRY.
Jime 19.141
7 - The . moat Extraordinar s i
Booi,oethe
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log !gibe Borough of Palo Alto wt•er• be wlll iteweD
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public in geneial. WIT. hilhhiliVEß. •
fto D. Also good stabling Ow the .argotwreadaticuo of
beatmen, audw good supply of bay and .straw by the'
bundle constantly on band. ' WM. BENSINGER,
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both 1 rannrted and Domktlr, ean 14431,10 .d, at rya'
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the that they Mae removed their Ikon audited busioese
to thotrovo. when they will bob* pry to aceotegiodato
thatr Maeda avid easteevers. Pare. low.
Feb. 25, 5 59 9. BONSERGIIItt k ISLAM
tTY.
:fOSEPLI: F . SE ED ERS will after
lEF this state &lota his entire sttentkin to
the Dentistry business. Otlce—llshooton
stored stlyrtnlnir the odice of the Pothnrille lit 81166
Gas Work& Ile solicits a continuance of the patronage
in referee a liberally accorde4 Wei, in his prokssion.
, April 9, 1&9 ; - • Ito•tf
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,and.
preserving the TENTH. stands unrivaled as a den*.
Mee and is undoubtedly the fi ncft . wide of the kind
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MaMUSLIM fp
TILE. subscriber ,
towpared, at his ,
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kinds of materlait
his line, for buildl
;name se—p U inandWe ltal. s
partienisrattentiot
the Tomb Stones a
Mona amentoothis ma
!übeture. 'They ran
Lad In every variety
style; anderill comp/
farorably,ln beauty
where, and are one,
June 6. '66 r..;.1
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHLRFFS' SALEOFREA.Ii EST E.
BY V irtue of, sundry Writs 01 ven
d/Card 'Emmert and Lenart Facia:, homed out of
the Court of Common Mess or echuyikill County, end tb
undirected. there will be exposed to sets by potee voo
doo or outcry. no
Saturday, Auguit 90th, 1E159,
at 10 o'clock in the foceuuon..at.the Public Motown!
ato.rnaca t latotusa, in .the lioloush of Ifroitaville
Schuylkill counts' the following drwribad roslastate,
to wit: _ •
- .
No. I.kAll that certain track or pleas of land, situate
In Washington township, Schuylkill County. containing
40 acres. more or less, bounded by. Lind of Jonathan
Kerschner, Wlll'ans
.KersChnek, KelfrY,Mtlmac George
Mauro. and others..with appcirtertances; con-A L
siding of a two store log dwelling house,(weather•
hoarded.) with kitchen attached, log barn and.ei•
der pram.
No. 2,kA1l that certain piece or Tweet of Lind. situate
2Weshington township, Schuylkill county, containing
aerroonme or leas, bounded. by laud of Alton KM el,
Jonathan Kerschner, and other land of John Adam
Drown, with the ap_puttenanees, ronaliting of a n
one story - frame - dwelling house, frame barn, and
small frame stable—as the property of JOHN AD
AM DROWN: • •
Aso, MI that certain lot or piece of ground. situate
in the town of 'Gordon * in Butler township, Schuylkill
county, bounded on the west by-McKnight street. on
the north by Otto - street, on the emit by Maple Alley,
and on the south by lot N 0.1 4 ., and bet- lot which Is
marked In the ground map or plan of said town with
the N 0.14, containing In widt't 50 feet. and In depth 200
feet,. frith the' appurtenances, consisting of a two
sforyl frame dwelling house. with a two stilly
trims kitchen With stone bneeinent n and a frame
atabla—as the property of JESAIAS TROUTMAN.' ,
the4Lii, All that Certain lot or piece of ground, elf Mita
In ni borough tftl'ort Carbon,Sehuylkill county, boon
ded.nortliwardly-lby Jackman nice. eu*twardty by iota
John Uwinner, rimthwardly by Spruce stint, and went.
granny by Pine Mlay.eontaiolog to width 00 het, and
in depth feet, with the appurtenances, eonsiAnk
lag of a two story frame tavern house. with a two
story name kitehen tneentonttvdted, a frame Ma
tte, and a frame Icirshonse—ns the property of MICHAEL
WIKAND.
Also, No. 1. All that certain lot or ptere of wenuod.
situate in the town 'of Tremont, Schuylkill County.
bounded northwardly he lot at she Het man Reformed
Congregation, Eastwarilly by land of. the Swatara Coal
Company, anuthwardly by other Int of. Henry Eckel,
and westwardly by fily Street. root-lining In width
36 feet and in depth 156 feet, more or hew. with
the appurtetsanoot consisting ut a doable two
story frame dwelling house.
No. 2. All that rertain lot or piece of ground. situate
In the town of Tremont, Srhutlkitt County. containing
lo width IS feet and In depth 150 feet, more or Iwo,
bounded northwardly by other lot of Henry Eckel, sal
loudly by landof the Swa Ism Coat Company,mouthwerdlgs
by lot of Lazarus Zerby, and wegwardly by CiaL i zi
Street, with the appurtenance+. consisting of a
double, two-story log dwelling house, (+teeth
boarded.)
No. 3. All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
In the town of Tremont, Schuylkill, gounty,bounded on
the north by. Main Street, on the Mtt by lot of William
(Handing on the south bee It feet wide alley, and on
the west by loto( Mary kekel. 'cent:tieing 'ln width 28
fret, and In - depth 113 feet, with the ppurternatati.
ces. consisting of a double two log dwellin g
house.
No. 4. All thet.ceitain lot or piece offriound,situate In
the town of Tremont. Schuylkill county, containing In
width 60 feet. and in depth 150 teet,tiounded northwmilly"
by lot of David Rank. eaetwardly by I.l . tuy street, fiffp!h
warilly by other lot of Henry Eckel, and iirly..rdly
Sprure 'greet. with' the appurtrox times conaivting 2 44_
of a double throwatory frame dwelling house with
atone be:Anent. ' ttIV4IL
• N,p.- 5. All that Certain lot or piece of pound ,situate
In the town of Tremont. • Stbuylkil I county, confide.
log in width 20feet. and In depth 150 not, bounded ',myth•
woolly by other lot of Henry Eckel. eastwardly•by
Clay street, aouthwardly by lot of William D.irle, and
westwardly by Spruce street, with the appurte.
napes consisting of a two-story frame dwelling
-
house.
No. 6. All thosecertain three adjoiniag lota of ground,
situate in the town of Tremont, fichoykill county, bank'
tote N0.,1,2 and 3, In plan of lots laid out by Henry Mud, ,
containing together in width 120 fee, (each 1.440, feet)
and In depth 100 feet. bounded northwardly by Middle
Creek; outwardly by Union Street. eouthwardly by Poe
street, and westwardly by lot N 0.4. .
No. 7. All that certain Int or pieta of - ground situate
In the town of Tremont. Schuylklli county, tieing:lot
N 0.5 and paid of lot N 0.6 in Henry I.lekera plan of bite.
containing In width 70 fret. and in depth 100. feet
bounded northwanily by Middle Creek. outwardly by lot
No. 4, anuthwardly by Line street, and westwardly by
other part of lot No. 6. . •
No. S. All that ear In lid or. • pkee of ground. sil nate
In the lown M Tremont, Schuylkill fk‘uty, containing
In width on Union strret S 3 feet and in the sear 76. feet
and fn depth 208 feet, more or less. bounded northward
ly bi lb "feet wide alley, Joastganfly by Union Street,
sontlowardly by Middle Creek and westwardly by.land of
Mary &W. - •
NO. 9:411 that certain lot cr piece of rimed. elitist
let thlitOita ofTremont, rhuylkilleounty, being tot No.
5715,1t1 Plao•of said trims, containing tie width on North
street,lloo feet, more or less, and InShe rear 22 find, and
In depth on the east side 160 feet, more or ham and on
the east aide 161 feet. beanded northwardly - by North
alma, esatwardty by lot N 0.231, tiouthwardly by a2O
feet wide alley. and westwat dly by bouts street.
No. 10. All that rertai ta lot or placer Of ground situate
In the town of Tremont, * Schuylkill comity.' being lot
No.1:1 In plan of 2..tkl town containing 14 width 40 feet.
and In depth 1.60 fret Moro or less; bounded northwardly
by. lot N0:172, eastwardly by Sp - nee street,eouthwardly
by lot No. MX and meat warily by Spring street.
No. 11. AD the right title and interest of lienry Eckel,
of, in and to all that certain kd or piece of ground. 'R
atite in the town of Donaldson, Schuylkill county, cow
tainink In width Mt fret and in depth 143 feet, bnunded
northwardly by the Sw Sara ltall Road, eastwardly by
lot of Anna Maria Donaldson, sonthwardly by Wad of
the Donaldson Improveniont and Rail Road Conn•a .
petty, westwardly by lot of Anna Donaldson.
with the apputitmances, consistin3 of a frank.
blacksmith shop—as the property of 4RNItT
• 41104. All that certain two story frame house or bull d
lug, situate In the town of Swatara, county, ofAk
bouodedind described as follows, via:
on the north by Tremont street. itti the east by lot
No. bl, on the west by Int No. 49, and on the south by
St. Patrick Street, containingin front on an alley,lS feet,
and in depth lb hot toward St. Patrick street, and the
lot No. 60 or piece of ground 'and cartilage eppruienant
to said bulldog—as the property of p&TRACIE JOUR
DAN.
Aleo, No. 1. All that eertein lot or piece of mond,
situate lu the Borough of Pinegrore, Schuylkill crusty.
bounded in front by Tulpehecken street. on the north
by lot of-Mary &rim, on the god and soutliby the Dam.
phlo and Susquehanna Rail Road, ontalning In width
16 feet;snd In depth 180. hot more or ken. with -
the appestenaucesconsisting of a wostory frame ol
welling Wise, plastered on the Outside.
N0.,2. All that certain lot centers of around, situate
in Bonawitt's addition to Pinegrove,llehnyikill county.
bounded in front.by a 36 feet wide street, vest by a 23.
feet wide street, north by lot of John a - -d soul%
by lot of George deboll, containing la :width:6o feet aid
in depth 193 feet.
No. 3 All that certain tract or piece of land situate In
Pinegraretowriship,Sebuyikill eonnty, bounded by hind
-of George N. Eckert. Lorentrr.citier, • Peter Keeney, and
°thin, containing 118-acres, ptore or Is*
N 6.4. All that certain tract oi.plecelof land, situate
in Washington township, Seheyikill county, bounded
by laud tats of Jacob Minhig; ;Teel York Coal Company
and others, containing 42 acres and 80 pathos, more or
No. S. All that certain tract or' piece of land. Situate
in Piner,roire township, &he'd • 111 county. bounded 'by
land late of John Stein, deceased, Lengel and Tobias
and others. Containing 109 acr e s., more or hags—as the i
property of WILLIAM FULTZ.
Alto, All that Certain lot ch pleceof g,mod, situate on
the westwardly side of Centre street. In the Borough of
Pottsville, Schuylkill county, containing in front qn
' Centre street 30 feet. and In depth 3.10 feet. bounded
nothwardly by Trinity Chords property, eastwardly by
Centre street, southwardly by lot of Michael Murphy
and westwardly lu Second or Adam street; with the ap
purienances. consist; es of a frame dwelling bousell
3 Moritz In front and 2 Morley. In the rear, 'with a.
storeroom on Centre street, and a two story frame
bark building attached thebeto, and a frame stableu
the property of CHAP. E. • CIIICHESTM MARY A.
CUICBMPt., E. 11.caiod11stsa t iind E. CIIICWES.
TElt. •
' Also, 'The undlvided.ontshalf part of all Oat: certain
piece or parcel of hied, situate In North Manbeim lowip
ship ,Echuylkill county, bounded and described es fol
lows; itqlnuing, In a line oT land late of De. Thomas
Fiteh, on; the west side of the Philadelphia god, Reading
RaliroadAhenee bY land late of John Poll, now Benjw ,
min Debora, north n-ftrees west 14petches tc a spruce
stump. itortit 3i degreea West Mr perrhea to a past,. and
north 14Wdegrees east figf perches to a chestnut, clon
ing the Itediro3d afonnald. they're down. said Railroad
Ott • the eastern side 'incept south 13}f degrees east
6 5 68-100 perches. and multi: 1314 degrees mist J 9 8.10
perches, thence diverting from said Railroad south 27%
degrees east 14 440 pikenest In a poet,. thenre south 12 1 / ‘
degrees east, .8 perehrsow the said line of Dr. Thomas
niche.' land; and thence ninth 61 degree , ' west 3640
percher to the plies, of beginning. containing 12 acres
and ,88 , swrehes, more wr hew, wit h. I hi: appurtenants;
consisting of a stone quarry—as the property of JOHN
HENDRICKS. •-
Alse, All that Bert to lot or pleee if greeind, eltuiteh
In the borough of Pottarille. Febnylkill wanly, bound- '
ed nortbernedly by :Washington strop!. `ntstererdly by
Bast Centre street, eontbwardly bye 10 feet wide alley,
and westwardly by let:to:9:1, aonfillning In width
25 feet, and itt deptie 140 foit, with the apyorte,
nonees, eonalathtg era one etory Inoue bultdina.
pertly eerupled as 11i Swelling-7as . the, Property - of
TIMMS Dowsttr. • . ,
Also, A I that eertslu lot or piece or Muhl!, situate
on the east side of l'rent street. In the borough of 515
neresilte. Schuylkill county, bounded on the north by
lot of John Duth ; on the east by aualley. on the tooth
by lot of Nilllat6 Unwire, and on the west by front
l ame, eontaintag In width SO feet, OW In depth
ili
150 - feet. Itlvb the appurtenances, consisting of a
large two weary frame Mottling , bout% wIOA stone•
burgeon and a frame Stable. -
Also, All that certain lot or parcel rit.ground, Must,
In the borough of Mlaentrllle, &buy...llan county, de
scribed me IbIlrove: Beginning at a pint on the west,
batik of the west branch or the.rleer Sibuylklll. (at.
'cording to the utiginal channel. of:the twee.) at the
non h east am d corner of 'thentlit stropirly Oaf Of late
of Wilihnn ilinpenblts,ln aid 'borough. tbenee south
75 degrees west litS &et, them* south 9 degrees east 2:1
fret, thence tenth 75 degrees east 209 feet, dinette's
trove or few to the Witt beak of the tread branch of the
river Sebnyikin *a iforeestid,faud thence north lA% de.
areas west *feet le the place of beglithihg, wlt c h o gi
the appurtenan9Fl4 wet ea One store &at
so
Mare, reenpled an a dwelling—as the property
WILLIAM 11114nd/31111%.
Felted and taken In execution, and *Di be sidd by
_JOHN A '. lIODART,
ablOrter oivik, ratet It!
a . At
Ju1y7:0,1551.
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33•440.1121111:4 1 . 20 ", - ,• 211,4 0kirs•it
- • 'lroit
itrimatinti a l3
nut count
,011,ow.Amostean naiVoirsoc
11rAZNer Shvit.'B.E. Corker of POeftril,
PNILAPELPHUI. •
tfil U 50.- Charter l'apefinal.
• Steck 1600,000
•
.•
- ,
Teas -Lira bureetalli
.I3mane-Ja, peeler" ordbleg that melee se anent a
peaties the death bed aa.tbe reflection tbat ere melees ,
leg these witloq,perbepi a wire sad children; &Tan.
deal ape the tleid charity of the Tbereterain ,
wry Dee to tfte eboald prepare ffx. thu eakerpiwy. It
can be deae,asan by tie poorest, tbroughtheageuey of
Ken" sum who levy Ids famll7, oagbt to get his Me
Inwood; - Seery neat 'deb; and consinn proPertit
aught to get Ws life Insured, lest at his death his propi
arty Maybe saeritired; Then are but fin oho rout
not lowers mai sum annually to future - their Una;
Whirls. it not invested In lids way would be spent per.
hips. in trines, and theft latutlies thus be telt to revery
and *ant.
• Wirrefipersttede jam huibtunts.-you min sintienounh
In your household attain to pay the remnant& sithoat
feeling 11.-and the tedeetkin thatyou are provided for,
will Ilene be a fall rerompettee for the outlay. fine
bands eau be insured In favor of their elves and child
ren, and the amount cannot be tourhed by their credit
ors Is ease of their death. A person tine, In/o» blo
her own life in favor of Min, or may dispose of the
nmor - 4.by will. •
• • , .........,•
_
asIRIZIAMMG wersos rim WILIZ tll AILL L TINAT II NECIFI*
Oat TO !MIMI $5OO FOR LIT'S: • ,- '
. Age.: ' '
20 ..- 1: .ets.t32 '24 'eta. 44 - ' 8434 eta.
21 "' 1734 ". 33 2434 " 45 - 3534 ..
21 38--. 4 U 25 " -,-;. 44 i '' 31 "
23 - 1834 " 35 2414/, 47 • 3834 a '
24 .. .19 • " 36 . 27 "1 44 :' 40 "
2.5' .. 1934' 0 37 2:3 4 “ 49 . 41 "
14 . ' :".20 "- 78 Z) ". 40 '.-: ' 41 "
27 ' 21 ;" -39 30 " 51 • 45 , '..
2S '''' :• 21 1 ,4" .. 4) 303 " 51 1 ', - 47 41 "
19 • • .22 -"' 41 31 , " )3 —' 50 0
30 •' .: 2234 ".- 42 32 " 34 -.-. 3234 " ,
U ' .'. -. 13 .", 43 33 " 1 5 ., . t; 5534 1, '
"Atwell= rlt'eseeedlin $3OOO may be Inlueval on it
thighs 1144 The premiums way be pal 4. quarterly, half
yearly or yiiilltriji . ' ',. '-', • ' • •
• •, •a• Ofikterst
ALIOCANDUR .W 1111,1.018, • Pratien t 41A11811ALL
lIENBZET. Vice Pre:61.14; JOUN 0. 81118, Secretary;
JOUN 8. Wll.BOB. Tramper: ' •
Jirll. BANNAN has beep appointed Aetna for the
abate IA& Inauranee Company in Pion 'villa. and to pre
pared to melte anyone:oMo. for Life Insurance, at hie
Benketont. Potterlite. Any information with regard. to
Insumnea will be given with plebe'''. •
• DeampberlB,lB • r. . • 51.
4 LIFE INSURANCE., ;
ryit MeeE Girard Life InsuranceiAnn4ity.
and Trust Company Of Philadelphia. ! °," 110.
Chesnut street, the first door' East of the . Custom
nous&
cArtrAz $.7)0,00(F-CI7ARTRIZ PERPATUAL,..
Continue to make Insurances on lives on the most favor
able terms.
The eaPital being paid up and invested, together with
large. and constantly increasing reserved fund, offers
$ perfeetireentity to the Insured. t
The premiums may be paid yearn, Unlearn at
qua dar The bom n:
pany add a DOUR periodUllyio the 'flatma
tes for life . The first Boone, appropriated ko Elyeember,
.041, the seennd Bolus In Deramber,lB49, and thetbird
tkmus In Decembee, 1561,' which additions make an ave
rage of /OW o_t ban 00 per eent.,opou the We*banmpald,
without Inersaking the annual premium.
I=l
Timms* marwayi
Robert ?demi!,
Tbome. P. James
Frederick Frown,
George Taber,
Ileory G. Freeman,
Pamphlets contalulnp table of rate and axplanatlotm.
(Mtn of applicatien and further Liformatiou ban be had
at the office. THOMAS RIDGWAY, Prosiant,
Joan Y.,/amts, Artoary.
WthellUbleliber Is agent for the above Company
In Schuylkill County, and will effect Insuranors, and
a•Pre all moo= ry luformatkm on the anblectj
June 25, '52 2d. • li. BANNAN.
THE LIVEEPOOL AND LONDON" FIRE AND
LITE INSURANCE COMPASY. • -
Authorized Capital-410,000.000.
NW op Capital.B a eplux, and Reserved hands,
. . •
.$5,0401900.
Liability of the shareholders unlimited.
Hawing been appanted Leant in .this District by the
Liverpool and London Fite and Life Insu ranee Company,
and fur other reliable Fire and. Life loanranee &dummies
of Philadelphia. I am prepared to receive applications for
Insurance against lire, on every descriptkaa of build
ing and property, ' s • I
Coal Operators would find it adrantigeona to lemurs
their colliery PI roc, urea In reliable Centronics, for which
beet as Agog.
Pat tlea desiring Insurance are reapeet fully Invited to
...II at my office, where particutint will be given. togethe
er with the respective circular' of the I:km*lles, and
detailed statements of their present
" 1104 CE P. SMITH,
Centre at re,d, above Ncrw r ecian.-
• . Or at:kentlillrania Hall, Pottsiilk, Pa.
REFERENCES i L
Thiradplphia. . P.U.sral4. 1 i
John Tacker, Peq., '' John Shlppen.FFq..
Jaime' Dandiist, EN., Ueo. W. Snyder, EN-,
John R. White. Esq.. lion. James 11.Canipbell,
Datid is) ne, M. D., lion . C. W. Hellos,
• Richard 8. 'Eta ith, Erg., It. ]l. Palmer, Rini.
January 29,'69 -. .' - ; 5-
miir READ THlS:lila
"RECEIVED, Pottsvil lc. Miy 27th,
iss9, - of the WENT BRANCH MUTUAL IN
BITRANOE COMPANY, per hinds or Mr. Stwgm. C. TAT
ion, Agent, the sum of Ten. Dollars, which I. In full fur
two weeks s4ekness.
For the prompt meaner In which the Arent Weil In
my coo.; I am under nbllgntione, as I received way dues
two daystuter I sent In any claim:
/LAW( trully, JIETKR."
"This 1• to certify that I attended Mr, II Milli NCIER,
during hia teeent sieknes., gore him bin eeithleate, and
win prevent when the Aaent. 91V. &MUM. C. Tutor,
paid him Ten Dollars. "Your., rezipertl nily,
JOAN T. CARPENTER, Y. D."
,
APiro Risks ta k on Reasonable Terms.
For furhter par. ;cubes rail at the °Mee,
PEGER'S - 1707 EL, POTTSTILLE,
• SAMUEL C.' TAYI.OII, I -Agent.
titttomilte, • tr
Agmitri LIFE INSURANCE & TRUST COIPANT.
' CAPITA!. STOCK-4130 0 4 1 00.
nonpany's Baildinn. Wainot roe. 41.11,
LIFE' INSURANCE at the usual
mcurki r. AVIS: •
Or r at Jots? Stars Marra. at about 20 welt. lora;
Or, at TOTAL Antrrouncr. RATTA. be lowest in be world.
• . A. WIIILLDIN, Owsident.
J.C.Sna, Zeoretary. '• • '
I
Christopher Little, •
General Agent for Schoi noway.
OFFlZEJ—Slabatitango rt., eor. of Second, ; Prat/nine.
January 0, IA . • 2.1 f
Great Western Insurance and Trust' Company,
OP PHILADEI.PIII.4.
Charter Perpetual. Capital $300,0001
FIRE INSURANCE, -
On Stores. Dwell Inge, rub* °eliding! , and Merchandise
generally. Alan. on Minxes, Darn• and contents,
Stock, Farm implements, de. Lila °Mar Perpetual.
P. S. °KIVA 1,0, gent,
Parte= °tote's, Pottsville, Pa.
11y
January '59
_W., INSURANCE.
FARMERS' F iroluAL. or Tort, Pensylvania.
AVER SIX YEAR§ IN OPERA
kfr TION. and ;so asseriOnents wade. }:arned Capital,
over $1150.000.
QUAKER CITY. of.Pb Rada.. Capital—s3oo,ooo.
One of Us -salt reliable in the Stale.
Office la Elllytaaa'a Building, near Ferer's Rated,
Pottsville. ' • . T. A. GODFREY,
, June.4.'o9 23.3 m , , Area. •
MANUFACTURES.
F. ALTSTATT, • .
Pieties, Looking Glass Gilt and Ornamental
• - Frame Xminfacturer, , •
XDif Mahantango - street,'between Centre
and Scsiond Steeds, POTT9VILLx. Pa.. trianufart urea
iln and Ornamental, &pare and Oral Frames Also,
- Lack Gilt Mouldings, Polished Square and Oval Plums
for Photographs, 'Wholesale and Retail.
I Engravings, Oil Paintings, Lithoaraphs, and Pi sorb,
airman and Awed= Lboklng Olass Plates. constantly
trif 11,1114: •
.p -All kinds of Frames,nuidelo order, and Old
Frames handsomely re-ttlti, at short notice.
Potlnlllr April A 'e9 .
•
A. N. • EN'S
•J'IMME poly' arric SOAPS
C AN be had t following atoms
B.R. Morrie, . ' " 'Jun. Morris, ' ' .
g amt. Morris, , Fax A Brothrej .
W. AJ. llanttlnger, . N. McDonald. i„ •
James Focht, . Wm. Mortimer; ..
"
E. 31. Beatty,- .' A. !lend 14
Nichols A Beek, :. • C. /amyl w. I -
The prepinglon of the above 1. 1 / 4 41 lo Po perint end. d
by J. P. Patterson, and all who have trled . his make are
aware of its excellent washing properties.. Persons will
And It In their Idrentagly to dye , hie make a fair trial.
Each rake is stamped .I.M. Allit‘ Itottredle, Pa.
July9,%Sr 28 tf
POTTIVIyE
venetiarkist nd notory.
rrHE SUBSCRIBER- respectfully
announces to the Citizens of Pottsville and vicinb
ty that he has removed his Venetian Blind' Factory to
Market street, four doors above •Centre, next door to
A arand'a Cabinet Roots., where be keeps constantly on
hand and manufactures to order all kinds of Venetian
Window Blinds. Wiu.tow Shades, Curtnina, , Frlmminge
for Blinds and Shades, together sr Ilk everythleg In Ids
line of bashkelso all of which will be sold at the imrest
rates. RS Wanes , the citizens likeall at his - establish.
meat, feeling confident that he can furnish as good artb
cies as can be obtained abroad. Ile also attends to le.
pairing all kinds of Olinda and nudes. and puts them
up when decked to do so
Mardi 8,'50
NEW SADDLE, HARNESS & VARIETY STORE,
P ,
t
THE undersif
,
announce to his
t tbe has opened
Boddie,' liar nese at
Trunk Databilahmetu.
on 4he `west Fide of
ire street: Pottsville,
.posit. the Into to
where be le prepared,
do oil kinds of work
his branch of bowfin
and tippet' hands 'gel
end e sort ment of ,V;e
dies, Barnum' Cibit
Bridles, Whips:travellog .
punks. travollott bitgl4satcbele. de.
ile Mao km an amort meat of h obby boring, ebildreno
Bide. ebeises. eniteDre, Vrheelbariowe, end a variety of
other fine, articles in. the toy, lima too 'summons to
mention:-
Ile has slap on band an . aroortrnentof - P: o..ltegallkOf
I. O. of 0. F., and Will be-prepared to make [hex to or,
der am/ding to style and taste.
• Feeling tbsokful fir past favom al his old stand In
Port Carbon. sod feeling avvuord • that • satisfaction will
be rendetid to all w'bei give him a eall-at his neweslab•
Mania , . •_ . • .
Argil 18, p • Iliciad : BAIIVEL ENTDEIt.
Dlfficnit.te liti - iiiii;;G•Od
• 'YOH N ENGLISH . &. CILL'S Patent
IP) Dells Drilled Eyed' Needles, deeldedly the best. in
the market, of different alsee,from No. 5 to 12. &Insp. to
be had whole ale and retail, at U. DANNAN 8.
. -
' l'ol:ssilla - lanutry 30,18 ~ • --
6
NOTI2gs -•, To Coal Operators ant vs hatyllslll Coon.
t , , i y -Dtavaltalstos .• '
• S "CMING • TOBARCO, by 'Steam
Pawes—flailaa'aty,at ITtaabura,Son:ltlog Tabor
1
ea 4 nd 84ca , llanalsetoey, ow lutudoskrouli.lof solo.
200 toasts sweet 'coital Sinvklug T° We e*
2AOOO Half Spanish Soon. • * . ...
. 200,000 illzes,olsb Siloam -. - • ,,-,
I /*MOO 13 0.`a and Extra. Begs ea '
. i - Ciders thsakfolly received and fanarlt attaadad ta•
O
Terms easy. -: . . MT All COVER: -
li, : 4 ' . ci - : ''. - * lialabart, Darks Coenty. Pa. •
Lt „ '.I
,
~ _4ll4rfstiartertirtkitalisinginliThe
wall= aOpovecst.#dkru oliburregsfarrates. '
allatk . .Dalivitare
• -
&lap,.
Si- Ass: SALE- AGENT 1 . 011; .
Mapes Super-Phospliate of Lli
10, PEN NETiNANIA, DELAWARE & NEW JNILS.
pUideipbll, Joky 9,19
:SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF •
Unequalled by any other In the market.
THE SAME IN QUALITY,
And Invariably toil, yelled on as . a .iticiure of standard
excellence.
Price, 1148 'per ;000, lbs. (21.4 tents per lb.)
Pamphlet+ for gratuitous distribution h 7 mil Or 0 0 -
Amiss Apo! Application.
Allen & Needles'
Now Wertil sive 1r •
Pew.ming all the requisites of a Comm Pr:truant,
iiketcry watt of Me word. It Is espeetilly adapted to
"GRAIN AND ROOT CROPS.
It ‘I parked In
New and Strong Grain Bags,l
Whleh sill he band useful cm the farm.
Pries, $3O per 2000 lbs. (11-2 cents per 1
Pacific Ocean Guano, •
No.l Govern'nt Peru*lan Guar)
No.l Aniqrioan Guano, from Jary
Island.
Ground Bones & Pure Bone
YOUDRETiII, PLASTO, god garb other Veen
se we Girl rate In recommending. We ea , the a
for wile et tbe leveed market ate. • •
Int-A literal dram:lion made to Dealers ox the •
artides.
ALLEN &NEEDLES,
B.Wharrea, and, 4111. Vistas at.
}lest store above Chest not street, Phil* "slab
az. wi sell Reliable itrtstaers, or et
July 9,'59 • ;. , 2&4;m
AIIXANDER KERR,
IMPORTER AND. WHOLESALE DEALER. IN
44
• lALT-t's •
... -
"pito
No. 134 South Wharves, "let
Ahd - 3211 North Wharves . ;
_ • I PHILADELPHIA.
Aubton'anniiLivtrpool Orouoa.Turks beland, Apht,
and Star. MIN %hi; smutted etzes, constantly on hi
and for sale in lotif to suit the trade.
N. IL—Orderstnlleited. (April 16.'
Jahn A, Dicing,
John R..Latitner s
John , R. black,
John O. Minim%
Isaaa thrton, ,
Seth J. Coady,.
lama Shirt. • 4
Wire Rope Works of
ROEBtING..
• Trenton, Pitiw Jerse
ir• lade afoortiiient of Wire -Rope constantlyl
band. Orderatlllatl with despiteh. Tor atao.atreo
sod coat./eft circa r. ; [Pob.27,l'be 9•1 y!
' OILS!. OILS!! 0 SU!
HODGSON' &BAN ;
Nos,' 5 p . 6. tUtpapto
General Commission Merehs.nts, nd Dealer'
WIIALE , AND, SPERM OIL rpn
AND JIEFHANICAL PURposEs.
Sept.22,'sB I 3845
GEO °'
& CO
a E POMEROY
,
DIALIOUI IN
011.1, ' SOAP, CANDLE
NO. 1 2 sOuth Water all
Market.Phlladelphla.
Sperm; Lard. Ellepant.Whale,Tannefel
011*Sperin and •Adamantine Cs
Simnel T. Killer,
Philadelidda. Jr.] aary 5 '59
• 9
W. -R e SEBERitYi Attorney at
J. Law. Qfflee—;-earder of Market a". d 2nd streets,
Potterille. ' 1 • • August • , '5B 82-
xiv ER 5'1,410 USE, Att'or
A . L IL Ortlee—Ceintie street. opposite
Pottsville. I . lekettrvz
------,
1 .. P. D D.WEES, Attorny at La v.
A 1
of OFFICE4FouI doors above, 31,. r i mer '
s note!,
Nntre street. ro: Allle..ra. [Dec. 4, '67 4Sii.
• ___ ... .
TtIOMAS R. BANNAN, Attorney4it
t:aw. Oflke Ira ContreStreet,opiaorlietrbe Epls pal
Ohnich.Pottavllle. Penna. . 1740v.!20.14 47-Ig.
-1
TOHN C.CONRAD, Ji.Jutitice
el the Peaee Conveyaleer—i?fil 'etipoilte
Office, C ord it., Tamaqua, Pa. • [Ma 2, '57
-cLEMENT • Si FOSTER, Justic•,
the Peace, Minersillle—colketione adirnelei
lit ted and attended to ad'ern l l9, ' 6B 81
OHN SEiTZINGER, ju6tice of
J
Peace, PLC4AIIt. will attend to buslre
trusted to him with diligence and care 11.8a8 S."
'IAMUEL
Conveyance
8 r Pottsville, I.
T G. B i tNCROFT,
• '
Law and Maglotrat
OVVICIS- 2 Centre street i ;OTT/WILT,
low the Town 1411., [Aprll.9
AA T. SIIINNEY, Attorney at E.
Ashland 'Schuylkill ennuis, Ps.. will ae
agent 14 the pure age and Sale of Real Estate. toilet
of rents. ite. [Ashland. 'May !zit, t 57 '2l4y
CHRIITOPHER
,
ney at TAW./ Pottsville. Schuylkill county. Pa. l
trrnez—la ntengn street, coriio of Second.
April 11, '57 , 15-1 y I
DAVID 111 GREEN, Attorhey at Law ;
Pottxvinema., aoulti Weal
ro;n6i Centre end
Market atreete. Second Story. ~p.ntrancti o n Market' St.
'N. B.—May be boniatten In Gormkn.
May 7 . ' t 1 3 • 1%•
, I.
raxas Emu.] - • ' ponx n DOI
oTLE, .
• • •
A T.T aRNE Y:S A lAA WI.
OFFICE—In lishantangn fame', nisi ert , eat,,r
rule, Pa. • ' • • • [October 30,1,8
i,
4.50.41171D1L1C114 . 1. tz. , • TCOI .I III T. E mitsom.
H E to N rne D ys R o! C La7 S TAM L AQII S A H PI. I D IATI L n:a 4 t
oiled together In he ileaetle . Oor t u b i e ni lf : o r, : 1 11 pro cu re:llE4
barium In ,Seba lk It a n d Aloi ti Wm
to their awe will Tir prompt att . emtlmr.
Alay 20; 'OB t• . ' -: ' • 22-
, ~ ... .
•
FARMERS, READ! -
Ll= tIA.TP Ctisioll Co- A.
Pear Avr:-rTh result of the appikatton of the Fe iil
ainr Asento proMged from you teat pier. were en **-
laity tali /notary. that I am amyl reined to request jou
to sendlo my address one ton of LEINAirS boneon
phato; and n un 14n of tro AU'S American•Fertill r.—
Noise send on Itltnediately, as the minimum of re.
cent foot. bane; , think, rendered the OPe of the a a
Minerva/ray ampere to Ore Ufa and Irigor to the
prostrokd and /aNpasking gt/Plarr
I am yours. 11. A. LICKICUTIIALLSI2.
To G. A. LIINAIt,.2I & Lunt street4Philcvietphia.
.
June 2b,'59 25.2 m
intrvEßSlTY,i'Or PENTISTLVANT.A;• Philad's.
. - MEDICAL.DEPAiriMENT. -
Nimetyar,opLYth Breslow l ( Bogs:004
, -- -
WILLIAM (Imams. pi. D , Emil-Res ...Pinfery of S ey.
SAMUEL JAUXAOEL!?I. D, Professor iiff k in MOWS Of 3' I.
Dunne D. itroon.,ll.l,O . tofinatir of Theolyand Pr* ilia
of 31edielne. . • , . . -
Mon L. honor. fif. P.. Professor of. Obstetrics' and the
Diseases Of Woiseh and omen s;
'Josses CAssoN, al.
D., Protemor of' Mairria MadicA and
Pharmacy. i • ,1 -
Rosa= E. Hoarse, 11.,D;PrOSeseer"of Chemistry. r '
-Josses! Lain, MiD., Pmfer•sorof Anatomy.
.
lisams H. ,nrrn 31.. D.; Profs:sine of Surgery.
'Timor gram. D, 13.1nonstal or of .Anatomy.
,
...TheLedays of the &WWI will &win nn the, ed
Monday of Oct her, and dont on the Ist of March.
Clinksl Instrdetlon is given throimpout the 0,
In the Medical Mall, by the Professors, Iso aat the nu
sylvania end other linspitsie. The bisnenting Rooms,
under the superintendence of the Professor of Anatomy
and the Demonstrator. are open Dom the middle of 'Sep
tember. The Mciont for Operative Surgery and the Ape .
plicstion of linkages. tc., 14 open r ; early in September
and throughout the Session, under the ripen/Won 0
ro .tbd-
Pfessor of Surifery.. . • .
Burg icor Densomfrenor—C. S. 618110P e ti. D.
Tees tor the Legit re (each Professor $1(.);
Matriculation hie (paid once only),
graduation Feel t'l
R. b. ROGERS, 31. D
Dean of the APthixel Faculty, UnteeTrtity . Dud&
lf. R. WK. Jilatior, (referee - lig Bonding.
P. s.—BOrd flay be had at from /31 30 to fed inn'
J nly 14,!W . ! . Zl , 3m
....---.......
,
w. )1. ZEItDE.
las= •
WINCHESTER & CO.'S .
Geti,tienretes FurnieStig Store, 1
AND .i .
Pitent'ShOttlder Semi Shirt garkunteto •
AT THE OLD STAND, 70j6 eh•st.; ,
nt•FiIietti,,PUILADET,PIII A-, oripoilte the"Wash
lu,ttonllAuse." I
ArIVINCIIPATER will ,thre, as heretofore. bla pertain-,
al aupeirlalon of the Cutting- and Ilnoufacturteit da
mho. nt.n. Orders for hla eelebratedtyle orithirtpaset
Collars tilled at the shortest notlee.
Poisons deriding to order Shirts, es . be supplledi i valth
the formula for meastremept, on eyylleallon by to 11.
'Constantly:no band. n rled and neleetidoek of'Uto
tlemeten Vorillehlno Goods.' 1
. /fir Wbolesaleurderesupitlied oullberal.terma...
September .il, 11l . , - j Ze-ly '
THEAMENICAN OUNDAY S as :HOOL ' ~ ON!
- PIIIII.(1111F.1 I ' •
01\733 ,THOS A ftakrit '.
ettuaqx ILLUSTRATED KS ,
'OR ,
ci-Iit4DREN ANp "Y OUTH. •
1110pEING the Inigegt colteetion in'-the
Ail eolintly.—They an; nom pubilrhlng
A Sem Rook Erery Sattirtlyy irinvtag;
Elegantly illoatrati tl Catalogues eery be had w rout
charge, by adilreesing ,
- • TtlE AMERICAN .EUNDAY Falool. MOO. ; ..
. . la 4 enpialrt $l., l'ettantuitta.
int. Alt the publicatiow of the ntindiy School Union
can be obtaltred et V ok!o.prieen et the Bookstore a
:, ,-•... , - O. 11.41,U1N7rottrillle!;
W: P. ALLEN - 1
i4iILUMMI:Lk
DE.tUit
Candles,
/let 4°.
Allen & Needles'
A MANURE
LE AL CA
GAARETT;", fagistC9 . '
and General Colle:torl. Office, Ce
e Exehange lintel. u,t. 15. '67
PHI! A!DELP.HIA.
Oct.lo. '35
PIIILADELPHIA..
S'XVIINC'. FU OD.
ational
CDAETEUID OT TUE STATE OF PENNA.
palest
I. Money Is received every day, and In airy amount,
large or small:
2. Five Per Cent. Interegt Ia paid for Money
from the day UM pot la. •
The money-is always paid bark In Gold, whenever
3
It Is railed for, and withoutor tree.
4. Money In received (tom Esecativrs,
Guardians and other, who deelre to base It In a Om*
'of perfect ica My, and shine interest rap be obtainedfor
S. The money received from depositors le Inverted - In
BEAL ESTATE,' MORTGAGES, 0 HOUND RENTS; and
with other first elms s«orfttes as the Charter directs.
6. Mice Hours—livery day from 9 till 5 O'elnelt; and
on Mondays and rhursdays till 8 o'clock In Ihe everting.
ArirThis old iind well established EAVINGI W.UND bee
received more than TEN MILLIONIti 'of dollars lioas
nearly thirty thousand depositors.
IIoa.IIRYRY DEN:IE44 President.
~ E OIIEItT SELFRIDGE, Viet President
MUM* Jr.. Saler+ ry. ')
. .
L I DlAlieteeel '
- Ileitry - L-Renner, . ' Snack Lev. •
`Edward L. Carter, - . I , ..earroll Brewster;
Robert Selfridge - Joseph B , Barry,
.. Saml. K. Aebtosi, Joseph Yentas,'
'C. Labdtstb Rana., :.. Henry hlffeederter.
Office i....•W/iLNUT Pr., 6, W. earner of THIRD,
I P6iladelphia. ' ,
. , April 16,19 I . 1 ' l a 16.
• ,
1 C - 4R YARD/RCM. .
rRE subsc,riber Teepectfully inform#
the public that he Is prepared • to twelve and no
l Cara rontalning Lember 4 hark. Staves. Shingles!,
Coal Iron. de. • - Z. SCIIIIETICItIt, t
& W. cm. Bread add Oates' edit ats., ilitledelptda. : ,
February 12.'69 7-dm
H. P. & W. C. TAYLOR,
13111411111165 k MAXVFACITIIMILItO%
Perfumery, AND
Toile 'Soaps:
641 No th Street:
.
PHILADELPHIA.
Apa123,19 • ' 17-
1 3ileIM2AiBPDItE.1141fACNEBVP
,
PER. • . . • • .
..'0 Zit. CINNAMON, ALLSPICE. CLOVES. '..
, AMERICAN ANDINOI.ISII. MESTA RD. ,
CAYENNE PEPPER, NUTMEOS, MACE.
lI6P. CARR. SODA, SALTPETRE, &AL/MATT:B.
SAL. 800 A. INDIGO. ,
- • CARAWAY& CORIANDER SEED. ~, •
A.:MILOS DAIRY AND OROUNDLSALT, &c.,,
' For, stale at the Elle Mills No. 211 end 216 North
Front street corner dhow. Philadclplda. •
. - HOWARD WORRELL.
ilirPuretossers will find •It greatly:lo their interest
both In quality and price to hay these guoda which are
warranted as repriesentedoiferreited. A trial is %elicited.
March 19,19 i' . • 12-ly J
. WALL' PAPER. . I
HOWELL B. BOURKE, 4
MAN CPACTISSIMS can IN MITERS OF •
•
PAPER ME.AZTGIN7C3-0;
No. 17 South Fourth Street, -
(Below Market, and opposite iferehout Strest,)
. • 1111LAD6IVIIIA,
ji TEPS on hand a. large and beautt•
?ill 3P sort eat of PAPP:II HANGINGS. BOW).
ARS. Flit 1:410.4 RD PATTERNS. kr.. which tbey'me
selling at eery loir prices. Coantry r mereh3nts.Aupplted
at.t he lowevt ratio. 'Morns papered' it shoot notice by
careful workmen] . • '
The citizens of Schuylkill county's." invited to *saw.
I ne their imiendid assortment of Paper before purchasing
et eubere. and j eidzo for themtnlrm • . .
kFr Elcuntit new - styles,lual . reerited.
I d ol
hiarch mil,', 9 • ~ • . ' 13 Gm
_____
GOO GROCERIES,
&C.
;rem, bet
EMI!!
1133 on hand 3ndl
. porral OPmirtmei,
tog of Superior
Moo, II funs. Ton
Saaciv, Pre3erreill
All of %Lich IL
for cißah. -
land
ndles. .
Bales
1-17. 1
lkiHOrden by
and dellr . ored to
'‘.*Catalogtiell
January - 2N '691
TO FOONDRYI
PUR:
tal6 relit
dry Fur, nisher,
South and Pen
PIIIA, •
Is prepare:lr
eft,
bigot O+pp
Insent Bran;, '- '
Tin, •.r .
Lead,
Speller,
Antimony. .
Babbitt Metal,
Bismuth;
Solders, •
Pli iron, .
Iron,
Sheet Iron,
ArrArtleteard
sod Foundrymen
'.*ash paid th
Philadelphia. IF
ev at Lal
he Town
9,701 C•
AMERICAN GUANO,
. • EROSI •
Ja t rvi.
v E respectfpllv.an'nounce to farm-
T ers and dealencin ' fertilizers, that We are now
prsparett to supply all orders for the above 'alembic/and
L AST ; I I Ir-NG G - 117ABIO.
mr •
doe, $4O Per 'Tott.'Wz
.Liberal binounts ,Afinwed Accv;rdiag lo the'Quanlity .
Parrcheial .
Thp practical vitedlte attending' the use of this Guano
have been most rmarkable. and from Its permanent se
tion.on the Oil. t take. precedence over all others.—
, Fanners toeing can depend upon foil and regular sup
plies; it is unit a soma other Guano's which - the eon
abater has just, un to appreciate, ulna" , boleti:domed
that the 'deposit" Is ex hausted, or the price mlsell shove
his ability or inriination to purehase.• Upon', Ulla. he
may fitily rely ma to the Jul ncts of the. supply. The
• quantity' on Jams Iftmd alone, la believed to be over
• Tares Afilfions Total
We have' just discharged, a large cargo in fine condi
' time, and shell be In constant receipt of others Imported
efirvet frmos the
d r:mts loth la city. . • . •
4rreJarvie an It.tker's Wanda are under the proton
tion of the Grit Stetra Government.
Allen & Needles, ' ,
Soh. Agent I, for the Company,
VOS & 416. Water St., Pbilad'a..
1:13-Zru
ttorne)
two door
l‘tt •
• 42 B.
July 2, 'Z.9
•.
I
.Itrizavr or viz Flair OP .....
LIPPINCOTT A TA YLOR, AND LIPPINCOTT, TAYLOR
H A CO.,
.
Merchant ratio's and Estioutire Mohler',
Of Oda City, and Otis following Cities and Counties, to
I , wit: . .
lappricorr it TVLON, of PottpAile, Fehmillipl Co., Pa.
Urrocorr, Tattox A Co., of Easton. North a m'n Co., Pa.
• u u I "of Danville. MootonrAo.. Ps.
" ' " 1 "of 3laneh Chunk, Lehi
al "1 "of Heading, i arks Coilty, C 0. , "
in.
'" I " or Cincinnati. Ohio.
4 , • a No. .W Market Yt.,P4llad's.
Would respectfully Inform his numerous friends. and
the ptibilc, that he has, associated himself in business
withibe weihknown house of
GRANVILLE STOKES, r .
No. rAT; chrstomi &reef .bettenen Sixth and tenth,
Whore his entire and putleutor Al tendon will be &to
ted tolbo Mn. chant Tailotlngand linsiteady4lade Da
p.irtmento -
Mr.lt.T T.solicitu„s eall from hls former
cuytomers. and from.all who wish eisthlng of superior
Style,Quality and WiWkmapilip, eitherreudy-tondo or
joncl.i to ogles. -
/Sis"'Stgainiert visiting the city will please remember
the Templeof Fashion; No. 607 Chestnut street. just one
Flea le below_t he beautiful 314Se:tole TemPle,situatetton
the. sante street. The uudersikplii be happv tamest
his (demi. and serve them with the best and Innst.tash.
Venable style of IteadOlads Clothing that ran be met
with in any city in the Union. E. T. TAYLOR,. I.
1'1111:n10 - phis, le. , eptenther 4, '5B 36- i•
13QYS' CLOTHING
fr-1E SUBSCRIBER,* W.ollicrr(!nierel
tally I anti': their numerous friend a andcuctonters
ni tuylk 11l County, that their retort meta of Clothing
ter Young Gentlemen ix much larger than ever, and
they are disposed tocell cheap. • Perrone living at a Mc.
Lave have the privilege of exchanging clothing pur.
chanted alibis etore,if they do not cult. •
Y. A. IIOYT t WU/WIER,
272Citentnut SL,cornerofTenth,l'hihtda.
April 14, '591
MORRIS, JONES. et CO.,
1-..
num4 STEEL DIERCEUKIITS,
Na i
Laub! 5714 X.:kept/a &reel:, Philadelphia,
II always on hand And for stile .
. .
BEST ENaLI3II Rii FINED IRON—FuII assortments of
"flagnalls."An4 other favorite biands. • BEST AMERI
CAN D IRS—ordinary slays. or rolled to order for bridge
purposes.Ao.., &E. PRN.NBYLVANIA BOILER PLATY,—
Prom'scuous shies,or -ut to required elle. BOILER
RIVETS—Dover brand; made In eel Id dles. BEST EN
GLISH CA ILA X LFS—A merican and Englieb. FLUE
A SHEET I lil4—For eoverinit arch utes.ke. AMERICAN
A SCOTCII PIO linos . RAILROAD IRON—Trills:lnd
flat ham suitable for mines. turnaufe.Jte. JUNIATA.
ENGLISH A NORWAY SLIT RODS, BOLTS, Nevi and
WASIIHRS—For bridge/Lear...and machinery purposes
penera ly. OAST, SIINAR, MACIIINII and BLISTER
M.
STE Also, in extra quality for taps an d Mrs. The
: above, together with a full assortment or Iron. Steel,
Nails rid RAO.; to whleb•the latteutloo of dealers,
railroad corn plotee, enzlneers. miners, founder , and ma'
chiefs ais invited. - • May 10. ISIS Pady
•
M. W..IIALDWIN & CO.,
BrOad awl Hessultaissirtets,Ptniadelphig, Prem. a.,
1 - : tr. 644 'W ould call the attention of Railroad.
Managers, and those inte.ested In Rail
toad Property, to Their Sysfers of Loco .
re Registra,ia whirbthey are ads pled
- • (.1 the particular bbsjness for whir+
they May , be required: by the use of ae, ten. three , or
four pair of driving wheels; and the use Of the whole.
or so much of the weight as may be desitable for adhe
sion ; and In accommodating them to t hegradee. ca revs.
strength of supendruetion, and rail and work to be
done. By these meana the maximum useful efrect of the
Power Is secured with the least expense fur att endv nee,
cost of fuel, and repair,: to Road and Engine.. R ith them
(Alecto In view, and ea the reenit of twenty:three yeara
practical experience In the business by our senior pert •
ner,ae Menu fart nrefirc difercnt kiNds f Exgin , s, and
several classes.of sizes of each kind. Tar kola, atten
tion paid tathestren¢th of the mend ne In the plan
ned
watki min r hiP 01 all the details. Our long experiee
-and opportunities of ob.alning I nformal ton.enables us
to offal these engines wit h thp norm ranee that in efilelen
tl.ll4l:mOtny and durability, they win compare ravorably
with thoesof any other klodi In use. We air" furcil lb
to order. wheals. axles, bowling or low moor tire (to dt
p.r.evlatres.withont boring.) rOnoposltion clotting' for bear-
Inge: every description ()Wapner, Rheet iron and. Boiler
•Works: and every article:ll:pertaining to the repair or
renewal of Locomotive Raging*. M. W. ILA I.IAVIN
. "Jaunary:::l,'SS 141 111.13711EW DAUM.
17 MST
mpany.
air Woz-loonn
Wm. PARVIN. Jr., •
nor CH:ESNUT sad 12th stn,
Philadelphia,
I Is eanstantiv ressirine a chaise and
t of Faun liy, Groceries, ennoist•
nark and Green Teas, C. tire. Sur,
lief. Not, Lard. Fish, English Itiskiss,
?valid Meats. Mane, Liquors. de„ .Ike.
. II be sold at the moat reasonable prises
11 or: otbeiwise promptly attended to
panto t of th
city' cit fro.if char.
des„
MEN. MACH/NIS 14 & OTHERS.
IVES, Scrap Iron and 11Ie
la '3laridne and Foun
Nortbeast. Corner or
Streets, PIIILADEL-
'arnish Fonondrywen, Michiniets and
with the Allowing articles:
4teal, Bridge * Machine
Borax. , Dolts.
Crucibles. Eiheet and Bolt Cop.
Foundry Facings,' per,
Anvils, Viees,Files,Shreb and Bolt
Oruro., -
Old Metals,.. Sheet lead,
Baer Sheeit, tine,
lioiler• Ivata, - sonata iron Tab-
Steam Pips, lug forties,: team
Lead Pipe, or Water,
'Washers and Nuts,Steant Felting.
every description in aft! b . , Machinist
, furnished to) order.
• r Stomp iron Ind all ties ft orldetala.
arch• 5.'69
E. T. TAYLOR,
finer.
GRANS AND GARDEN FEEDS. PEDIT tin..
- • . Airwtawitearsil Itopleastatata,dk e :''•,
OttTHE subscriber will keep
an •
ha and ot her 0 rat,
mots. Whits Clover and Lawn Ora..
Pie ts-tbgether with garden and field • NI.. 1t144 ~,
will warrant to be fresh and good. Us will also lath:
ardent for all ktnea of trait tram (warranted to le vi i ,i
they are represented.) agricilltalWl im Pk'nulltik ike I ti
of which wlll be tarnished at taanutir:turele• Ml„,„
The vitals and lass soil by th• entectitwr me vet.,,,, i
with great care, only from growers of reputatio s 114
stead' Of . tte doer ant deal is seeds rotated prt.w w .
ouoly in. t tut Market, from those who sell cheapoor m
regard to the character or the seed wad. Nee dam It,
purchase or sell seeds grown prowl.euoutly l a ~,,
garden& whOr• their ton close picadistA 0 :
ty det,6 0 ,. , '
their quality, particularly those ot theitsine reed,"
! This la an Important conslderstkut to thou, •b e ev.
chase •Ither.seeds Of fruit trees.' Toe treer, de, wad i .
orders early to • itIiNJASIIN BaNItAl:
'ABNER SMILES.'
1
;Aar:—"Wheit I was thee and Twenty..
"An wit'', ante:anal harvests coned o'er,
And thigh bet►ro*n, litstNtreerwered floor; •
Whirr round and rand with weeer•wearied We;
The trairipllog steers beat out the unanattwed cute
' lure
• ' Whets louring to be farmers,
What visions lacy seam:
I The rosy. rural charmers,
I The review sad Jamst.
Theo, wlyito the wagon's iraltimg
To carry you from toga, •
111 slog a sous. relating
Why Abuer Baths dkl Troup.
Now Abner SoUwe concluded •
A nor by man like be
IThrrom to is old secluded—
! Shout try be. '
• r . •
eit op the Allegheny,
boom forty wiles or more.
lle hied a farm—that many
~.Ute Minted hlr'4l before.
80, Abner plowed and Anal ed.
Vnint early loofa tlllwight '
ID rxet_h• lolltd sod panted
With all hli awsAily might.
And, when hle tbII eras over.
igflighted vilight'wea
1.101 spend the year In clover,
With now and then a al tie..
When all the sign" depoted
p.
lila cro would sucey sprout,
How eagerly be glcutted
To greet the Antilugs out.
Thea.upwardsbotitiog Wryly
The lu rant bads were Woo,.
And Aborw thine* *so wholly
Traosported with the mm.
•
.AOd as the buds greir grasper,
.The prouder Abner grew
But soon Ms proud demusnor
Cbaug'd to a dismal bus.
For, when his carrots madly
Ilan nearly grown euough,
ludiguant beets die really
h;lert thou rather rough. '
•
But Usurpation rarely
A a 414 bests caress;
For study gourds did fairly
• V.:tomtit:ate the beets. •
Altlroogh the purr& weft fiery,
Their foes were fiery too;
•
The cure so fierce sod Wiry
Souu.suat the gourd's from ,
•
Now all the corn undaunted
, Did rout Invaders nem; '
I I In Jain potatoes, vaunted, '
Did upward try to p
At Qualm Bras and Moir I
The great Nap.leon woo t
but iiirthoe's Lniora•abtay
koiai altar acted their no.
. .
SO with the elders hardy
Wein they were *might to nronM;
The rabbago rising lardy .
..Nezt ousted them In torn.
When Abner calculated
That not a send could 'piing,
Exulting and ailed,
110 hewer ceased to sing. ,
tint when bin cabbage nprouted,
In J. plendld rural line,
Precocious pumpkins routed
Bin hope! and cabbage too:
Twos them his ►miles smashed,
As •aotrh wall they might;
Ills Morning Dream wan banliteed
By black tUmeltous NlghL
. ,
Now Abner's wigs conclusion,
Conclusion worthy he,
was —Though 'this life's amusing.
It don't agree with Ins." . I DICS3i% .lIATL
AGRICULTURAL 'TAMS" AND
EIT/ONS. '
"Thi Exhibitions. held under ffiscrdireetion of
State, County or other Agricultural issociation , s,
though often •called••Fairs, l ars impropert
designated by that te rm..A Asir, Webster
defines as "si stated meeting of buyers and selle
for trade." Although business t sssss otiose an
often effected at onr annual agricultural gather.
lugs, this is only, incidental, and not the primer,
object (or which they were established. Fain'
are of-very arcient-date in European countries.
They originated in sparsely districts where'ett
account of distance from any, emporium it. au
difficult to obtain necessary annual supplies, or to
find a market for the various products of indus
try. , Becoming establiahid, they gave been kept
up even altar the settlement of eocimeteiaitoies
Within easy .-reaels, partly because of "custom,"
but particularly, n 5 doubt, beelines such gather
ings are usually made the occasion of merry mak.
ins and sight seeing, where the rustics find much
•pleainre, and the entertainers much . profit.—
These fairs differ in their character; some being
general, for the sale of articles of , every descrip
tion, others confined principally to some one spe?
tiles of articles, as farm stock, hermit, dairy prt4
ducts, etc., In France a lair fair Is held anno4
ly, to which .the young maidens flock by kin
dred, to dispose of the crop of tresses they bars
c'ultivated fur the year.
' In this country few 'institutions of the kind
have existed, except the fancy fairs usually coo.
needed with . ladies sewing societies, of which we,
and no doubt many bli our reader, have tinily
pareacenal . reeollections. Recently, however, then.
has been ecirisiderable diseussion as to the hail.
kility of holding agricultural fairs, or of adding
a' department to our exhibitions,
to Ito 'denial
especially do this purpose. We think' the latter
proposition decidedly objectionable. There Is Al'
ready too greet a departure from the , objects for
Which such exhibitions should be held: Instead
of being the means of bringing into notice the
results of improved cultdre, thereby leading oth
ers to svloyillie method by - which the fine speci
meosef,pyoduce and stock exhibited; have been
obtained, too many of outannual gatherings have
degenerated into Mere shows for amusement and
. to gratify sighbeeeing curiosity. In come in
stances OW:us-managers have shared proStswith
county associations, and in numerous cense the
rare-track with lie men and women performers
has been the chief attraction. In the selection el
Weaker. also, we have known greater regard Paid
to affording -some political aspirant an opportuni
ty to displays his Tani anti make capital by much
fair speech , than to Im parting Mire ideas in the
science of eultivation, by men ompeteet to in
struct and interest. The additionf a "fair" de
penmen t to exhibition. would
I (either detract
from their usefulness. ' A Man "Whit a flock of
aliesplo sell, 'or who should wish to purchase a
horse, would naturally have his wale thoughts upon
this, and trafficking and bargain hunting would
be the great business of the day;
Of the institution of agricultural'. fairs distinct
frunl exhibitions; inhere ,the avowed' ()Wed is le.
bay and sell, we think favorably.. The ; time jilt
mimed in looking for 4tock, on the farm, or for
arranging the sales of the home prodirle is 00
small item, when a day is often worth itee.l dol
lers in farming operations. Many field. are en•
plowed because the owner, driving with business ,
hai not time to look op cattle in the Spring;
many acres of -grass go to writ for *oat Of read
ily aeeeasible stock to feed ben! off. Often too.
men sell, at a sacrifice rather than - wait for 00
next chance costumer to call for their produce. —
Again, in the rapid fitictuations of prices which
Often occur, it isimprorticable for /the man die
taut from sources of infatuation to know what
valuation to pat upon his steek:e Iderehaits end
speculators have their telegraphic "feelers" out all
over tie country, and are speedily apprised of the
which many farmers ere guided, ins often serene
change. But the newspaper reports by
days old when they are read, andtre by nemesia
reliable. fifoo-7 of . thes e difficelaes eould , we
think, 114 o bviated by properly conducted fair...—
Purchasers would be attracted by finding an sr
sortnient from which to select, and owners having
arranged ikri borne be i siness with reference to the
.
time appointed, could more -easil y attend to dir
poling of their atock. In erich.a tethering there
would soon be a well understood seale of price'.
)
and much unnecessary Niggling and ehafferieg be
saved.
•- Aisen affair of so much importance should he
under some reaponsible management, it mlghr be
Well to initiate the enterprise under,tbe sown
, tendons of the County Agricultural Associations
already fumed; the regulations would vary whit .
localities. The experiment hest already been toed
in a few places, and so far as we have beard, par
ticipants generally are well pleased with the re
suits. We shall be gratified to hoar of the farth er
success of the movement, as whatever nitwit
0.
the exchange. of products is a gain to bothpr o .
ducer and consumer; there ate under the
sdad d yrese I
system too many "middle men," whose p .
nothing to the general ealue.i--Amtr. Art.
r