m k t*.
An'
a : et•
Our.7-4Xisiong the fird-class
ruitaurants: • in . Boston -Om 8— _street..
kept by the visitors - who en
tered tbaplaas thlts - Ai watra semi-elerical
looking gentleinam who ordirid viva broiled
quail and a dozen fried oysters: While dis
cussing these delicacies,: he touched the bell,
• and requested the vaiter..tO send the proirie 7 -
tor to him. a'he waiter complied, and slew
moments afterwarda_thesemi - e le r ical-lookin g
gentlemen was in cosy colloquy with Mr.
W-- about matters and_thinga in general.
"BY. the Way, Whatwas the trouble.
with that young min I saw you in an shag
tion with on Friday evening last?"
"His contracted a bill to the amount of two
dollars, and then refined to pay up." •
"And what did you do with him?"
"Chucked him out of doors." • • •:
"Nothing else.", „ • •
"No; going to law don't pay. To - have
obtained two dollars worth of money by means
of litigation would have consumed ten dollars
worth of time." , • •
"Thenvdl you do is to-chuck them Out, as
you tisk?". . • -
lan but I doubt
"Well that may be a wise p
It. By the way what kind of wines have you
got ?" •
L'As good an article of Heidsick as you can
find in this city. Will you have a bottle?"
"On ode condition, and that -is, that you
will joirime in its imbition." • • i
"With pleasure- •••,
The bell was again tinkled—a white jacket
appe,ared in the door Way—the white jacket
vanished. In a moment the white jacket re
appeared, bringing in a ailver top on a juve
nile salver. The wine was poured out, duly
iced, and disposed of. lii a few moments
afterthiti W— begged to be excused, and
left his friend to finish up , the quail. - The
friend did so, then reappeared in the bar
room. .
. • .
- "Where can I find a little water to dip my
fingers in?" . _
"In the washbowl by the looking-glass."
The stranger crossed thereon', took a wash
brushed up his "whiskers, 'adjusted his white
cravat, and once n _ fore sought the proprietor.
"Mr. W—, I have really vjoyeil myself.
I cannot recollect whoa I have ever klished
wine and quail with a greater zest."
• "Happy to hear you say so."
"As a memento of the little repast, I have
one slight favor to ask."
• "What is it
"Chuck me out."
"NYhat.?" • .
• "Chuck me out.", °
-"You don't mean to say that you have been
• doing me ?" • '
"I don't mean to say anything else. I have
- not the first red cent ; and if .you want pay
fe;the quail, oysters and wine, you must do
as I said before—chuck me out." .
W— could hear no more. He made a
rush to the kitchen to get the cheese knife.—
While he was absent,
.our semi-clerical friend
(lathed out of the side. door, and when laii
seen was, rushing iiorth at the rate of fourteen
miles an hour. • '
JO'fiNILE 133LARTNEss.—.A youngster whom
we shall call Tommy, is a smart little chap
but a great rogue, ai'most• boys are. Da.si
ring to be absent froni school one day,. Tom
requested a playful, to write a note for him
—a very common practice, by the way, al-,
though all school teachers are not aware of
it. The friend, for the sake of a joke, wrote
as follow!' : •
"lir. P.—, please give my. son Thomas a
s‘iutid whipping if he does not.beh,sve him-
self." '
This note was sealed up, with a 'caution to
Tommy 'not to open it, so that, it might ap
pear as thOugh minting direct from his father.
The note was duly delfvered ; the teacher
read it with'. some . surprise. and "smelt a
mice" immediately.
"Who wrote this?" said Mr. P--•: • •
"My father," UnbihShingly replied the boy.
."Po• you know the . contents?" inquired
. -
the master. . • •
• "Yiis, sir ; he wants me. to be •excused."
• Yen are sure your..fathe'r, wrote it i" . • -
es,. sir."' . • -
..ln that case, then; I must obey hitt coal
[naiads. I will get my - cowhide whiLat sou
are reading the note,
,!,o see that .T. do you no
injustice.!'
Tommy, glancing over the note, compre
trended the joke in a moment: When Mr.
P— returned, Tommy was prepared with
his defence.
—WeU, what hare you to say: why sen
tence should not be passed?" asked the mas
ter.
"I have onlyAci say, that Ido not see,
from the reading of, this, -that to be pun-•
ished at present, if I behave myself'" •
"Haven't you been - . lying to me?—atid is
t hat behaving yourself?" ,; :
"Well, sir, you said yesterday, there was
great difference between -behaving good and
beharingbad ; .14 father does not seem to
specify for which lam tobe punished, but
the point of the case is • here, I .lodk, at it ;
is --tny father did write the:. note, .ss I say he
did, what' an tá be poniqhed fOr.?,--andif
he didn't write the note, as yotr . think he
then upon, wilt* authority am I•tO be
punished ?- 7 for . there appears to be no lig-
na.ure."
. The teacher told : , Tommy he,wonld confer
with his father upon the naatter. . • *:
• A COL7IIT SeENy.---There is an attorney
pi.ieticiug in our courts, who has attained ..a
great notoriety, among numerous other things,
iur bullying witnesses on the opposite, sides
of.cases when he is concerned. As it would
not be, polite to give his full name right out
in the crowd, we will merely call AIM
Wayke; "for short.-
There was a horse.-case in. the Justices'
Court one day; in which Wayke happened to
be engaged. k slow and easy witness !had
been called to the stand by the plaintiff, who,
iu a plain, atiaightfor r ward ruanner, made the
other side of the case look rather blue. The
plaintiff's attorney bet through, Wayke
commenced & regular ross-examination,
-which was cut short in this c anner:
Well,. whit do you• kno about a horse--;
you a horse dodor i" said the rbarian, in his
peculiar contemptuous and overbearing man-.
" No, I. don't pretend to be a horse.doetor,
but I know a gOod deal of the nature of the
"That means to my that you know a horse
from' a jackass, .when. you see- them," said
Wayke in the same style--looking knowingly
at the Court, and glancing - triumphantly
around the crowd of spectators,, with a tele-.
graphic expression, which said, "Now I've
got him on the hip." '
The intended r iictim,•gazing intently at his
legal tormentor, drawled out:. .
0, ye-as—::just so—rd never take you for a
The Supreme Court of the • 'United States
eould not have preserved ita gravity through .
-.4::seene that foll Owed. The lick - hack pro- .
regular stampede; and
to
of
Ausilender-.buttons that . stuck . . to . the • ceiling
moe, brought a shower of Plaster. upon the
• il below. Wes convinced that
(hatever the•attorney might be, the witness
,Iteu.t. roY VotuvrEatta.--Fari In—To good
ways and habits; which will be likely to con
'owe to yciur benefit. • *
Nttention—To your own business, and nev
r other people's.
Iti4lit Face--31.anfully do your duty, and
be glad of a petty excuse for, shirking.
quick March--From temptation to: do any
hi' which is-mean or unmanly.
I ink—When conscience tells. you that you
•-•••.not doin,g`as you would like to be done
ritt %bout .Face-.-From-dishonesty :ma
- r Aritia—f,heerfully, .when ynnr wife
r•ort y y tits; baby for her.
habits, anti every thing
;is teto4 /nor advineelitent
• -•
naraillialltiP—. *COVET ;MALE. .
lvJ PursUlDt to . 43tdCr Of . the .-40 tit 4 the
County of theanliecriber. Adminlatmtar
the , EktaMt.of Minds= listonflheLhasnisliip.
of North-M,aMadnit,,dird*. . 0 4 1 c,ec 4 t- /1. ,
pnblie'r 4e. on;
SlTEEDilfilhe INUIt _gay Judy, ifts4,4.,
at
.ti;clcidi in VW • often:don; at thepnblic Woe nf
Mamma Gruff. In the'llorongli of OrWigahrot
certain farad or mom - ofiand.altnal
te In Tal
the - said ifortk . Minhelin
bounded by lands of iliamiii'Pottiltd
ward Item. Daild Gbrber;.lhulielPegelTlual . tiO ets.
and the Centre' Ttrrnplke,-ccrotaining, 83 acres wirlA
perches. with the appurtenance* , 1 =04 2 r " 11 :?'
gag logDwellbeffolliW:394 lwr.n...:errAgvn
-Also, a tract of sprout:Lam In the P a f ore
said; bormded hy Aim& 'of hitellenryillaDiert, .7oltn
Delbert and John .Banner. imntaillng
more or teen-late the-estate of - Terms
and conditions made known 'at -the time and place of
sale. by ,- ' • -;IIItIieLJLAIUDDAN, Adadtdotrator.:
Bf order of Dro.olPhanr.Conit, .• .
' - .&.Donamsinr. Clerk. .
PothislD4 Job' 9 , IC - '
PRIVATE SALES.
VALITAIII.E,V'AIIR AT PRIVATE
' The undersigned offers at, private • sale. big oraloable
FARM., am/hang of IZilicres Red Shale, more or ldss,
...it...situated in- East Brunswick Tavniship,
Schuylkill County . Pe:: on the main road
••• leading from Orwigsburg to . the ,Little
Schtiylkillßallroad, - shoe mid,-way. About. /00 =Tell
cleared and in a high' state of cultivation : the remain
der is well timbered with Chestnut, White Rork Oak
and Pine Timber: On the premises are a largo twO.
story Dwelling Rous :a•large Bank-Barn, Ray Medea
large frame Pig Stable, ConrCrib; and airofferifecti
tsary building; a neier,failing pump or water at. the
door also, a never-failing spring of water, with a house
over it a good apple orchard;. also, _other fruit, Bach
as Peaches, Chemes, Ac. Within seven , nlilas •of the
best market in Schnyikill County, • -
W 3& S. ALBRIGHT. Orwigsbnrg.
kT-4,t. •
July 2, 464
.
vALuABLE sm ... _ . .
A.1.1314T.AVT IC •,. ' ', •
In Rein. Township, -Reeks Co., .
• •
• AT PRIVATE SALE. -.-
The subscribers offer for rale on reasonable and easy
terms: all that certain tract of farming land, divided in
to fields of convenient size for farming. purposes, well
watered; situate in Bern Township, Herke - County, GET
en miles northwest, of Reading, on the State Road
from - Reading to liarrisbnrg; adjeining lands of •
Benneville Reber, John C: Theater, Daniel - .Fisher. and
panel
,Bilitrum; and the Tulpehocken Creek, Contain
ing 230 res and' 99 perches, more or less, on
which i erected a largetwo-story BRICK MAN-'
1
SION OUSE, 27 by 27 feet, one-and-a-half-ste /c
Brick use, attached to the.Matuden. 19 by 36 feet .
.Stone Tenemetit Honse adjoining the buildings, 18 by
36 feet ; Spring House, lg-stliry, and 12 by 18 feet. with
. a never -failing spring ot.water, which 'supplies .all. the .
aforesaid houses with water; large,..Swiss Barn, 40 by.
67 feet, with spring water in the yard ; 'Wagon Shed
flog Stable; 15 by 26 feet; two'.Corn-cribs, nearly new,
There are 40 acres of Oak •Timber, and ':a very , large
quantity of excellent limestone near the surface of the '•
ground, and 20 acres of meadow land. ' .. - ,--
• Also, a certain tract of farming 'land, situate in the
township and county aforesaid, divided Into fields of
convenient size for farming purposes, well watered; ly ,
ing on the State Road leading from Reading to Harris
burg, within seven miles of Itttling, adjoining lands
of Levi Reber, by the afore-described farm, and the
Tnipehocken Creek, containing.l26 acres" and 53_ per
ches, 25 acres of which are good: meadow land, and s 0
"acres of which is covered with heavy, oak • timber.—
Limestone in great quantities on the farm;near the 1
snrface.of the ground, and near the Union Canal' laud
ing. The improvements consist .of a' large two-story -
STONE MANSION HOUSE. 37 .by 54 feet: with pump
of waterin the yard; also; •agood. arch ' in the yard;
Swiss Barn,' 40. by. 62 feet, with water, near by;
13( Stone,
Tenant Honse, stories, 27 by 31 feet. with 'Water')
near the door; Hog Statile, 15 by 25 feet, With pump Of I
water in . the building t y ,Swiss .Barn, 25 by 31 feet; With I
water nearby. Also, - a large STONE MERCHANT anti;
GRIST'MILL. 60 by 40 feet, three stories high, on .the i
Tulpehocken Creek, with a Water-power of• 7X feet, I
. -with the priVilege of raising to 9%,.considered to be the I
best water-power on the stream. There aretwo pairs
of French Burrs, and machinery to put in another pair;;
one pair of. Sandstone Choppers, all in excellent repair.
The machinery in the Mill is 'of theAbest kind, being.
turned .by, Parker water-wheels. The Union Canal
Passes. by the Mill, with a landing for loading and un
loading grain, 6.c., from the canal boats Into the Mill,
, by means of rope- and pulley. Also; a SAW MILL, ad
joining the Mill; turned, y Parkera Water-wheels. The
•Mills are within 60 feet - of•the Mansion House. Tile
L' above properties are convenient to churches, stores,
schools: and blacksmith shops. • : .1 .. -
- . For particulniz, apply to either of the undersigned;
at the northeast. corner'of Sixth and Chestnut AltreUs.
Reading, Pa. . , . EDWIN C" IHESTER. •• • • •
GABRI EL 0. RUST ER. - ..
.ALEXANDER S. II lEST ER.
IS-tf . .
April 30...44
C . . .
l' t 4 • ..
Coal Lands at .rivate 'aic.—The sub
sctibers offer for sale .TWO TRACTS OF COAL
LAND..ocated in Schuylkill County.. .- • . .
Any information. concerning these tracts of Coal Land
will be given on application to BURD - FATTEKSON, Esq.,
of Pottsville, or either of the subscribers. -'• •
• . : . ' ' GEORGE senAL t;..
.
A ..... . - w.m...u:seliALL,
I Executoreof thetstate of John Scholl. decd.
Nov. 7, '63 . .. . ' ; . ..- • • •
. . . -
BADIJOVVIS , INDIGO 1 •BIAJD: • .•-.•• .„.
••
- Dealers and consirmere of the above celebrated *.aah .
Blue, will please.take notice, that the LabeLe are alter
ed
INDIGO. BLUE,
STORE,
• No. 233. North SECIIINDIStrect,
The quality.ll . 4is Btue writhe the eame in every respect
It is warrante d to:color more wafer than' twice the
same quantity of Indigo, and to go much. further', han ;
any other Wash Blue in the market. It dissolves - per %
redly clear, and does not settle on the clothes as molt
of the other makes do. - One Box dissolved- In a half
'pint of water, will make as gooda Liquid Blue as ow
that is made. at one-tkrd the cost. , •
.• As it is retailed at the e-ame price as ;the Imitations
-and inferior articles, housekeepers willTlnd it very muck
to their advantage to ask 16r that put - up at- W 11.-
.
'Ur" All Blue pat iipiiiter this date ..witti.'l3seursol
name on it is an imitation. • • .
TilL Nie LABEL IMAM :NOT litigGißß A ISTAXi.
Fur eale by'Storekeepers generally.
Feb 13, .64'
REFUTATION OF A SLANDER.
We have been informed that a certain individual has
attempted. in Pottsville and neighborhood, to injure the
well-founded reputation of the Pianos . of our Manufa -
tOry, by-a-sserthM. to have tuned:Pianos of our.make is i
Reading.,, and flnding.them to keep in bad tune: • .•
• On inquiry-instituted by us, of the patties direct;
hear.that the said individual has neither sfen nor tuned .
these Pianos, and every friend of truth and honor may
draw from this his cOnclasions, what credi • t the-slander
ous assertions of said individual deserve. We desire
to state diitinelly, that we guarantee'every Piano of
our manufacture to - keep good tune and otherwise in
good order, anti always consider ourselves bound to re
fund the money within the space of five years, if the
contrary fcaused•by our fault) be proven. We beg leave
to - refer, among a large, number of gentleinen of the
highest respectability, who have . purchased Pianos. of
our Manufactory. in .regard . to the entire satisfattion
these Pianos' re giving, to • '
Mr. Afeukd - Stern, No: 218 N. Third at.,'Philad , a.
Mr. Theodore Ileitis, titti st., .Tioga, Philad.a...
Richard Fickep, Sugar Refinery; 416 Crown et.,
Philadelphia. . • ' • .
Mr. Philip Bahl, Helleistown, Pa. : • • .
. Mr. Wm. - Knoche, Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr. M. Lehners, Pottsville; Pa: . •
. Mr. P. Parker, , Heading, Pa. • •
`Mr. , lllt. LoWepgrund, 2u4 Market st.; - Philadelnhla.
The Maeunerchot Vocal. Sociaty. Philadelphia . .
• ' Mr. Milholland, Reeding, Pa' . • ' -
. Mr. G. Wielder, Trenton; N. d. *-:*- • " •
•• Mr. D;Roth, Wooster; .•", • ' •
Mr. Thos . Lawrence, - Saleirt. ' -;
And many. others, whose directionswill be glean, if de.
Calumnies of the above character dealt with
in a More summary manner In futtite.••
.. ALBRECHT; RICHES & SCIEMIDT,. •
, • " " Piano Forte Manufacturers,
.• No. 46 North Third street. Philadelphia,' Pa.
1111 r -F. 'ALSTATT,' Centre 'street.. near Notweglan:
Pottle:111e, Pa., has been appointed Agent forthe'sale of
these Pianos Schuylkill County, at whose store the
instruments can' be examined. The Public Is respect
fully invited to call. [May 14. '64 —2O-im
A ...NEW AitRiVAL - OF HARIIPS
I .i 1 ..PIANO-FORTES,
app
141:.:ILS.ROMAN this day ointi Mesers..G. F.
BLUM &CO. Sole Agents for his celebrated Pianos.
Quite a number of these Instruments have already been
sold in:this pait of the country, and it would be: unite:
cessary to say anything more in their pfaise; They
speak for themselves. Me. Hardman's Piaubs -have
been sold for the last thirty years all. over the country,
North and South, and:are unsurpassed as regards both
quality of 'tone and finish.
-_, A warrantee for flve'yiam will be • 'given . with ev
Piano sold. Mr. liardman'tir Son 'wilt attend toe
t ly
tuning of the instruments themselves, as , they will e
Slaking this•place every other month. An examination
of these instruments, is respectfully solicited. .•• • -
' . July 9, .64.25-3 m.) . • • 4..ILARDMAII. -
STEW HAT, CAP AND
,FUR STORE.
• - - - -•—
.. . , . . .
The undersigned !es:pearl:lllY inform' the eitizene of
,Potuwil le • And vicinity, , that they • have imp :.
taken'aud refitted the .Store in Centre 1
—street. • above . Mahantongo, . west 64. mil %
where-they will keep constantly on hand a: large' and
Choice Stock of HATS;CAPS and STRAW GOODS, and
a fine aisortment- of FURS, which they will sell :on'
reasonable terms. The pattonftgetif the pnblic 'is so-
VW - Rats and Caps made to order on the shortest no
tice. • . • . - S. M. morrnmErt, :.
J. A. GILMOUR. - : .
Y3' .
Pottsville, June 4, 15E4
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER '
TOBA.CCO
AND
•
.Centre Oppoiliteithe Toi , in. Hall,
'POTTSVILLE, PA.,
Feb. 41,
LADIIRS) . GOLD. WATCHES-;
A Fine stork of Ladirs• Gold *Mehra. Chat- i Li s
ain Chains. SPAIN Ste,C. GREEN, •
Virattiunaker and Jeti.aler, Centre Street, Pottsville,
December 1% • . • • • .••
HAY
IPOil •t. -SALE.—Whelesitie feeler
in Baled Timothy, Clover and' Meadow Hay, and
Btraw. EDWARD B..PEALE.,
P. 0. Address, Schnylkßl Haven, -• Residimen,
.two mileB beloW•Sehuylldll Haven,
• .April R. .6t,
VIVRE BRANDY, WINE and GIN, - re.
ceived direct from; U. S. Bonded *Warenpuse;',for
sale for medical purposes, by.. •-• ' • •
Nov. 7. v 63 • ..00911FS, Apothecary
. . .
VEORA.I. • 11AliiiiING BASK ETS—.
Filled , with Flowers:various kinthl.-(or sale at
• .134.N.NAN7S.GItEENWOOP NURSERY.
." • '
IV.E'W. MAP-. OW .1! CHICLY L l.
Colenty.—Scott's New Nap of Schuylkill Count?
for is le by .. • : •. ••• B. BANNAN:
Sheafer•e New Maioa of all. the Anthracite Ora'
RtOona,•and Iron, Railroad and - Cauallitap. Grab
Stets • • - I.April 15.
1t.R81011.4.11.731 I.IIPE2S.—A '. 11,e , ifek
iT4L. of genuine Meentelasunt Pipes; at ••: • ' •
• • • •• • BO.YEIVS Tubuai, Store,
Jan, 9. (64
P . . . .
117111 E Old Bre and Bourbon !rhilikoy,
for rale for Medleal,porporea, by • • • •
•
For . . • • . .Apothecary.
. .
TERNIi" . SEETE - --A 3upply .o
TOrnlp tit.4 . hy the Pound, halt, quart' or small
er qtuoulty.for Bale at . • - B. lIANNAPS
• .1 - tily I . e, .54. Seed Store, Pottsville.
•ro,~.~~~::,z~
ite,44,A,atct‘i ,, O , g;FS4 , & l =D'g:w'
.
, RlO . .
- t : '' ' , rt ': - r.:';
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. INS- .. .... -
. , .
- • ',
....r
friBUFWIW. 'MLLE: ' -7 1 1-7A.lanlerr. ll.
.Walthig arenciw iiittgomrs- .
momited ,''wirtt Its Torgeir'‘
ties: to mannlaiture every dmierVtlon
or • Machinery. :for odds* .04,1 . • -••— - •
PUMPS and' ""..' .
gine", .
, Prompt attetittoostren to w toraishe4
' ; m theAthort
.•
•• •• • . • •
140T1f8VRLIJIVREWFAING
" The stibecrilsersuiecluwed Reli
t log min and refitted,tkeletiel,.are prepared
to reserve orders for Men of Veldts
from 22 lbs. to ttteystrd up_ to OBS";
and furnish the wane at short notice.
We are also preparetl to famish : and rrr ,„„ r
will receive orders for MEMZUM
. -
BAR IRON. all- the usual sires:. Ro Square.and
Flat, and propose to use none but the best iron in its
numfactete, and hopes to turn out an - iron that will
-eve Mitire satisfa.ction to our a:Liston:Ler& We shall
keep a supply of the smaller sizes (Colliers Bails) al
ways on - hand. -
Orders directed to ATKINS & BROTHER, at their
Picnterßartuuse, Pottivile, or to the proprietors at , the
receive prompt attention.
ATKINS, LANIGAN 't Co.
Pottsville, March 12, '64'11-
NEGROVE Iron - Works; •
PINEGROVE, SCRUM. CO:, PA.." •
ROHRER. Machinist & Engineer,. ItFR I
• r.1113L - 1:211131
January 30, .64
P III ! SRS.AND 19,T*CIE8,
The sultscriber is prepared to execute
orders for-the above articles,. with db..-
patch, at the old-place of business, Coal
Street,. below Norwegian. 20 feet boil
era always on hand: oleo; the 1011/111- - - -
facinrer.of -
Cool and Other Shovels, •
•
. .
Of thi best
,vnatetial • WorlOnanship. Repairs
promptly attended to: an mining ventilation
always on hand: • . JABEZ
Pottsville,..Anguat 27, '59. • . • 3.5-1 y •
FOT.NDRY.:AND' . 311LACIIINE 'SUMP.
Steam Csir . "Factory,
NOTICE:—The business of the late
Arta of SNYDER MIL-NES, will be • gtil
continued by the subscriber in all its N'll-
Sous branches of .Steam Engine build- • , I •ih .
ing, Iron Pounder. and manufacturer of
all, hinds of Machinery, for Rolling afills,, Blast ::
- Punk
'ces, Railroad Cars, 4!bc., ke. Re will also continue the
business of .Mining and. Selling the celebrated Pine
Forest White. Ash and . Lewis and Spohn Veins Red
Ash Coals, being.sole proprietor of these Collieries; .
GEORtE W. SNYDER,
3-if
ITIPEE PALO 'ALTO IRON &Cie
I prepared to furnielt ¶I RAILROAD. IRON, at their •
Mills in Palo Alto, oNarions patterns, '.
Weighing from 22 to•TO pounds per yard.
Also, different sizes of flat, square and „rt._
round merchan'ts. bar iron... . • ~,•'`...l4rn . -
Orders for rails. or bar iron ara re- "! •
spectrally solicited, and will meet .with prompt atten
tion if lefteither at-the Rolling Mills,, GEORG/C Blown.
Co.'s Hardware Store, Centre Street., or.rit- their of:
rice; corner of Market and. Second Streets, Pottsville;
Pa. • , . ' BRNJ'N HAYWOOD,. Pres't;
Jan. 2, 'N. .• • , . • •l-tt
January . 4. .67
T . . . .
O .112041. _OPERATORS &.311.1NEOA.
—,Pionber Boiler Woikit. - .
. The subserlberrespkt[uily invites the
attention of-the bnainesa community to . . et
his Boiler Works] on Rallrottd Stteet, -":„ N ,..., — * .'1_ . ..."' .
..below the' Passenger Depot; Pottsville,. - ; ..illitil
-where ho_ is prepared .to maunfacture , '.
. . .
-BOILERS OF EVERY .DESCRIPTION,
. . ..
Smoke Starlos, - .Mir Stacks . ; Blast - Pipee, Gasometers;
Drift. Cars. &..e.,: ,k 6..• Boilers oilland. •. •. * ,:. = •
Being a paactical Mechanic, and-having ' hfor years de
voted himself entirely to this branch of the business, he'
flatters himself: that work done 'at his. establishment
-will give Satisfaction to all wh6 mayTavor him With a.
call. - Individialls and Companies will Mad it greatly to
their advantage to examine 'his Work before engaging
elsewhere: '
...' - ..JOHN T. NOSLE;
November 21, 'VT - -• ••• •• .' - AT-tf - -
• . . . .
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- A Pi II I..AND IRON WORKS..'; ,
2-i,
.••--• . • - • -
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- .The subscribers are nOw 'fullY pre-
pared to fdrnish, at the: Ashland Iron - .1 '
Works,
.teani• EngineS and Pumps.of ~,,r:'_..
any power and capacity, - for - mining and riaLTaa
other purposes, - Coal Breakers of every'._; ....-_,., .-- -.
size and pattern now in use, together with.c.pstings'and
forgingsof every description. Coal" and Drift:Cars of ,
all sizes and ysitterns, large . Truck and Horse Cars,,-
-
all furnished at •the .shortest notice. The subscribers
flatter themselves that, inasmuch as.every Member of
thelinn is a practical mechanic, they will be able to
furnish machinery that {vitt cdniPare favorably with any
in the-Region:. - All'orders directed to P
L:. GAIINER t
Bites., .Ashland. Schnylleill - County,: Pa., will receive
prompt attention. , ~ • ..- .J. ,t., M. GARNEH.; ,
Ashland, July ii, -'' :•
' 64, •-: 2S- • -
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WASILINGTQ N -.AWN •WORKS..
• . . • . Potturille -Pa.
• . .
THOMAS &.3A3IES WREN - Yespectfully invite the
attention of the' business commtinity to their New Ma
chine Shop aniclooundryerectedbetyveen Coal and Rail
road streets, and fronting on Norwegian .
street, where they are -prepared to.exe- -
.elite all orders .for machinery, of Brass ,••••••
and Iron, such - as . -Stvam ,EngineS, . all
kinds of Gearing* Rolling Mills., Grist 0 ..!...11 1 , 14
and Saw. Mills, Single and Double. .Acting Pumps. Coal
Breakers, -Drift Cars, all kinds of Railroad Castings,
such - as. Chairs for Flat and T Frogs:Switelivs,..
~t.c.; all kinds . of Cast and Wrought Iron Shafting.—
Being practical" mechanics, -and having Made . the'de:,
mands of the Coal Region their study for,years, also all
kinds of Machinery in their -line of businesS, they flat-,
ter themselves that work done at their establishment
will give satisfaction to all who may honor ilierii . with
call. All orders thankfully'Seceiyed and promptly exe
mated, on the most reasonable terms: " • •
. 'WREN, JAMES WREN. .
, Nov. 2 . 2, '63 •• ' • .
AIORB.It4,•WINEELE.E. & •.,
• • noilatis JONES . & ••'
IRON AND_ STEEL IVAItEII.OLYSLE; -
'Alarkeit & Sixteenth. Sp.., Philnda..
• •
Have always on hand and for 'sale •• • •
BEST. ENGLISH REFINED TRON—FuII - Asmiitafent
of "Bagualls,, , .. and othert favorite biands. BEST
.AMERICAN BARS—ordinary sizes, or rolled to-order
for'bridge purposes, &c., &,e. PENNSYLNANIA BOIL
ER PLATE—Promiscuous 'sizes, or cut -to - required
BOILER RIVETS-- , Dover brand: ma4e - in solid
dies. BEST ENGLISH CAR AXLES—American and
English. •FLUE AND' SHEET IRON—for '.covering
!whines . ; JUNIATA, ENGLISH- AND NOItAVAX
SLIT RODS, - BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS—For
bridges, care. and•machinery purposes generallS , . CAST,
SHEAR, MACHINE and ER STEEL. Also, an
extra quality for taps and. dies. - The above, 'ingather
with a full assortment of Iron, Steel, Nailsand Spikes,
to Which the attention of dealers, railroad companies,
erigineere, miners, founders and machinists is invited.
W. BALDWIN ere: Co., Engin•ecits;
Broad and Ilan - Alton streets, Philadelphia,. Pa.; •
Would call the attention of Railroad' • - •
Managers, and those interested in Hail:
road Property, to their system of Loco
motließoginers, in which they arc adapt
ed tolhe particalar:busineas for which
they may be reguireti; • liy tne use of:one, two, • three•o . r
four. pair of driving wheels • and the use of the *hole,
or io.much of the weight as may be desirable for ad
hesion ;• and in . accommodating them - to the; grades,-
curves, strength- of superstruction,- and tail and work
to he done. By these means the maximum useful effect
of the power is .secured with the - least expense for-at,
tendance, cost of fuel; and repairs - to Road and Engine,
With these objects in vic*, and as the result of twenty
three years Practical. experience in the business by our
senior partner, we
,mapufacture five.. different kinds of
•Eneines, and several classes of sizes of each' kind:—
Partieular attention paid to • the. strength of the ma
chine in the plan and -workmanship of. all the details.
Our-long experience tind'opportunities of obtaining in
formation, enables as to offer these engines with the
assurance that in efficiency, economy- and
they will Compare favorably with those- of any other
kind ha:use...We also 'furnish to - order, wheels, axles,
bOveling -or low moor tire to fit centres without boring,)
composithin csitingi for bearings of every description
• of Copper., Sheet Iron' and Boiler Works ; and every ar
ticle appertaining MAIM repairer renewal of Locomo
tive Engines.. " . • .•-• - 31: W. •••BALDWIN. ;
January 23,:'64 •• ..1-tf • I . BAI •
WHEELER &WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM
, LOCK. STITC
Sewm.o%liachmes:
• b-- . 6 .
• Cheapest ap,4l-BOst.. .
OVER .15000 OF THESE. WELL-ESTABLISHED
SEWING-MACHINES : HAVE BEEN SOLD. •
• . • „ . . . ,
ifirgltill) ids Cutetrwt, Limas' Autt.l4c, La '. •
AGENTS WANTED. WANTED. • , •
,
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.dadiesif . • W HEELER: & WILSON
Se~r{np-alaehtne Co.
• •..
.:•••
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704 Chestnut Stieet, Philadelphia
41 . .-1....H0UC1i, Market NI., above Fifth,
• next door to Englitih Lutheran Church; Agent for Potta;
villa, who will furnish Machines at:Philadelphia pritea,
•-Call and.examine.. ' .
TO . CARPENTERS: & BUILDERS
The • Schuynall: CoptitY:
Lumber (Szlianufacturitig Co.
. ,
Haie . on hand at their extensive; establiihment, on li
Railroad Street, a great quantity of lumber of every kind.
and description, which they ran supply to Operators
Carpenters and Builders, at- lower rates than it can lid
.bought elsewhere: , . They. are also ready 'to supply,.
.through the meal* lot their extensive, business and la
.bor saving machines manufactured artiebis in their line .
at a saving of 25 percent. on former.cost.... . •
Their large workshops have-beet:l'lh Successful CiPera , ..
•
lion for the past year, tufting out ,vasequantitles of . •
• • Doors, . Window kreankci,.
libanh; . ' • • 'Panel Work, . •
noutdingai, - ' • Bed-ports, • •
• : Blinds, • : - Banisters;
And all kinds
.of Framed. Paneled and Turned Work,
.which they have constantly on hand. They are ready
to execute orders at the shortest notice, for &Afghani'.
ti.or quality of sawed or mancifactureil ' . •
•• Dry and green Heidock. bf all. kind*. for building
purposes: Oak. Maple, Poplar, chair,. plank:and scant
ling boards Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany. &c., for cabi
net - work :White and Yellow. Pine board., 'for flooring,
raw,or made to order:. White Pine plank, 3.23 x,, 2, 1,56",,
inch . banel; alWays ready:' plank,•
. beams, rage, . scantling, postai shingles, lath,. ceiling
lath, pailings; &c.; &c.. • • .. "
• 25178i1is of sawed:stuff and everyWng theiron hand or toiarder, at the.shortest notice. .•
Pottsville, March 29. '59 _ :10- • . •
TT. S. STAMPS,
LEGAL,
CqiIIMERCIAL, and
! . . BUSINESSi
.
At iltllllEil, Apotbetari;
nn eutoval of Jones's - Flossie do Feed Store..
Lk , —The undersigned has removed-11a Flour 'and
Feed Store from Norwegi.. an* and Third . Streets, to the
corner of Market and William Streets, where -he will
keep on hand a choice stock 'of - articles in his line, aiid
a fine assortment of first class, Groceries...
. .
His old friends and 'customers are reniectrall y solici
ted to.continue their patronsee, while the general pub
lic will Arid his articles A, Land are invited to ~ ,,r re
hima . : ~. JOSEPH H. JONES..
POttaVille.l4Pril 25. as
.Cl,ocl{l9 • - CIAOCIig KM •
. MiOC
A large, atotk•of - eight diy and thirty holm clocks, io
grtry variety of style, or aalitheag,- by
Wateluniker and Jeweler, Centre Street, Pottsvi lle,
- '~.v.JQl.JviLK~s'. 4.
Sti Th
- Kapson i
1 Ininicritifttr •
AlLidurscalus
• -- Irike`i t 64, Ake-, • ' -
, 31111: 0 1.114 416' 10akikor ,m e n i m 'nue SAY/4"
•-•- .
• Is9q. •: - • . '5-4 . •
11,11t703VVVR: APrafilitAff
,
Fite, subscriber, DO* arTakNid
his goods at his t ,, e i s : =ollsaalriess , s .
aimi,witli a Dewde of famish.
ing all Each goodirus the.tmslizeti of the
Dpal Region may regutre, at their lcfirestaterktt Male.
solicits the intitasyllou of .the Public.. I 'shall beilwars
cm hk and hale craiLutd4itqll atock of ' , •
i. Bar Iron, • ,• cflaPP!.ag. ~,,
'pine - Tron, • Dmrs`lharele,
-Sp .
Silt Iron, . ' Tab
le and
• 'Rope, • Tack Blocks,ikes,
Bellosys, Anvils audYlces, ac.
Hardwire andlroa Depot, DzirrsiStaarr: • three
above Market, east side.. . • FRANK
A 'PtritirVll ar•ON,. S ' •' .
_ . . ..
.. , ..
Sorap" Iro4 -* and: - liietd . Marl3hantaf
lqqlal
- " - ' ' • • . ' • -
MACHIENA AND FOUNDRY' FUT&
NLISHEBS, . N.' E. • Corner of SOUTH : •
aini.l'ENN, and NO, II SOUTH Streets,
PHILADELPHL9...
:Ingot Copper: . •Itabbitt Metal,' - Forindry',Facings,
.Infcit Brs, ltad,•Bisnantit, . • Anvils,.
•.. ; Tel.., Solders; 1 -.-. :Vises,. . . • -
Pig Tin, - .. Bar Iron, .' .Files, Asc.., ..
' Bar Tin, 'Sheet-1r0n,.. - • - Ohl:Metals,
Piz-1444-: - :-Shest.Zine, -- • . -Old Copper, '
Bar Lead, . - f3teel,: . . ••• - '— Old. Brass, ... ,
`Spelter, • Borax, . '
.. , . Old Lead, .t.e.ot.e.
Antimony, "- . Orneibles, •-'•' ~ -- • , ,
e3' New and Seeond , band itfacidnistr ..and "Ma*
sinithe TOols; - and Stan) Engines; bought Sold. •
IMP . " Articles of every' descnption in nee, by Machin
fats and Formdrymen, foridebed to order;
Caen paid for Scrap yon, gld Rails, and all kinds o
bietala. '.; . - -ifeb. T. ,113..1-4.3
Mafch 21, •63;
PHILADEtriftAI
• .THE .-* *:- • .
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM ,
No. 920 . CHESTrti UT.
• .
NOW OPE.;.ll , !'a 145 . 1 . -71 ado '
ALAN TILL 'l . & CLOAK. :
SPRING and SUMMER GARMENTS; of our
own manufacture, of the LATEST STYLES; and.ln
. great .Yariety. • • • .
.".. • J.• W.. 'PROCTOR &
TLe 'Paris E m O o riuni,
• . .920 CHESTNUT
~ P: 11 I A,D PHI A. :
. • ( Sept:s; '63.-36-1.7), • • •
CHAS. E. CLARK'S
BEDDING WAREHOUSE
No. 15 North ELEVENTH Si.,
PHIL,AIDELPHIA.
Feather Beds, Boisters and Pillows,
Curled Hair and Corn Husk Mattresses,
Alwaiff bn hapd or made, to_ order
ALSO, PEW CIISIEL:IONS . .
Mareh 2 . G. '64. • , • .
WASHINGTON HRI
ARET,
No. -6 MAMET ST.,,below
rm - LADELPinA.
SHIA ) STORES SUPPLIED
Beef, Biacrigtririt, . 'Butter
Brims, • . - toitiumapie, '•
Fresh Veal,' Scrapple..
Shonildera,' • Sineked. Beef,- Dried Beet,
Fresh Pork, ltdrivep TriagueN,Salt Park,
Smoked Tongues,.Ereah ,
Vegetables, Poultry'end Genie of all kinds in Semon.
J CORNE
I
Jan 30. '64. '
ISAAC K. STAUFFER, . .
, .
WATCH-MAR 'A.I7D. JEWELER;
. • . • . I • IANOFAcITURER or . . •
•
Silver Ware, .I.lUpOrter of
• •••• WATCHES': - -I .
North SECOND St., ;Omer Quarry',
• -• • PHILADELPHIA.: • •
. .
Re has. constantly on hand: au assortment of Gold
and Silver, Patent Lever, Lepine . and Plain' Watches ;
Fine Gold Chains. Seals and Kevs; Breast Pius.
Ear Rings,' Finger:Rings, Bracelets, Miniature
Cases, Medallions. LOckets,.Pencils; Thimbles.' •
.Spectacles, Silver Table; Desert, Tea, Salt and
IlustaidEpoons,.Cups, Napkin Rings, Fruit and But
:ter linives, Shields, Combs, Diamond-pointed Pens.
et—alr of Avhich•Will be sold low for
• ' , M. I. TOBIAS CO.'S best quality full jeweled Pa
tent Lever Movements constantly on hand: . Also, other
Makers, of snperior.quality. • • • •'..
N. GOLD AND.S4LFEV. •NI, - SOLD:
Sept. • tii3. ' • *.. •
D/lINCE & COPS wellitnowro Melodeons
null /larinciniurns :—lntroducing the effect
ofEcthil Bass on every Instrunicni. ER
NEST GABLER'S unsurpassed PIANOS
v 6_-
for Cash at a liberal .deduction, or on j
,Mouthly institute_ • „ • ~• • •
• Ipr Over 3n, sold: '
' .• • JA.M'ES BELLAK,:SoIe - Agent,
279 and 281 South.ElFl'll above. Spruce St.
Sept. 15, , G2-37,111 •.• puTLAAEL.TIII.A.
&NIEL.
•
City Cabinet Ware- ROoms and Manufactory,
•
. .. . ,
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••••'. • . -• • • Philadelphiii. •.
• N. B. —Pe:rsona going to the City, will And it to.their
advantage to call and examine the stork B. M. li.
Sept. 'a, •62 , . -- . . • -... ; • 39-tf.
ITIARBII4Lta;
404 SOutk belavaie Avenue,
••• •
• 1 - PHILAIDEL.
irir 7 'Rive' of all kinds Oakum, Tar, Pitch, Paints
Paint Oils r and Black 'Varnish; furniehed in gnarl
titieu at the lowest ruing. •
Philadelphia, August 1 . , Sd3. • • 52-
G S ;
No. 22 North Sixth Strisit; Philadelphia,
. .
Would invite attention_to his well-selected stock. of ,
. .
IMPORTED
. WATCIIES,
• DIAMOND AND. GOLD JEWELRY. SILVER
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY` PRESEI:4I'S.
- Dpeember 12 .nit • • . . 50.-1. 1 1„: ' -
•
QTOVES, TIN _WARE., litc. • • •.
" • • • THE. CELEBRA - T.ED
CONO3INATION`COOK STOVE
. .
.
REST IN USE.'
,
The pnblie resfectfully . invited to Mimed; before
purchasing elsewhere, the subscribers stock of STOVES
and TIN-WARE, as complete 'as any to be
found: asks especial. attention to the: so- s•
perior quality of his COMILUCIATION - COOK tif4
STOVES Of various 'elzes,'.WEich - have been
in. ues during the, past fifteee yeue, and which
are admitted biihriusekeipers to be 'the best in nee.—
VT - Don't neglep. to . Wiped alitove that lies given gen
eral satisfaction.-
.
All -article s in hie line kept on. band, or made to ord
er;, . Repairing.promptly attended to. • • • •
Oenkre street, above 1111141 Hotel.
Pottsville, Pa., May Ito, 18,63. . 22-1 y •
UOTOGIGAPIIIS . AND CARTE . -DE
Y.
A fresh supply,together with Autumn Birds; Butterflies, Area Central Park, Hudson and White,
Mountain Scenery, Sea' Moms; &c. Also, Ste:,
phew Drolleries. ',rust received and for salesat .
5
.- EN V111;i0iPEOl jinni received,
0,000 - and for salcovholotale andtretail, at the
subscritiert - 134:?ok and StatlOnirry Store:, Pcittarille..
- April 3(1, VA. ' • . 1
1190AI6JKIllfGt 110,XE6.—A lot of Pitching!
1: "Bizet for tale at '•B. I4ANIC43I'S StPre.'
.•- - • -
,
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1101111IIRE' sand. lIIIIEIII - ,IVIEDICINEW. os!
• 1 • tbe verY best -quality. selected. expresaly tor PIMI
SIOIANS , PRIISCRIFTiONS mid retell sales, by:
' . a
. 1
1 , .f.0v. , rl - 1111.713T1E5, Pharmaceutleat chain
. - . ,
LIVCRESt'EXPECTORANT. - giTes
id
sta relief.' and' never fall* to. cure coughs and
. .
Guar and Morn 'lite...hag lev.Lida. • Pretedand sold br
MPocketeotabe, - at 111301IES',.Apoameaty. - ROT: T.W.3 AUGHEIk runrumetibuni Lteuirm.•
•
==:M=;al
AT TIIE SHORTEST :NOTICE
236 SOUTH SECOND STREET
SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER,
MEDICINAL.
DR. WRIG-ETT'S
RENVENATING ELIXIR!
or,•.EssENcts ow , LIFE.
bepirea from Pure;Vegetable atraota, Cm
. tabling nothing injurious to the moat deli.
-
,
Ai the Phanii rises from the ashes of
its Are, animated with new life ll—so dou
this Stilir -rejuvenate ,the system and
e~erceme disease..
,:
. •
The Rejuvenating Elixir lithe result of inederri
'discoveries irithe vegetable kingdom; being an entire ,
ly new and abstract.method . of cure,. irrespective - of all
the old and worn-ont systems.
tar This medicine has been tested by the moat emi
nent medical men of the day s and bythem pronounced
to be,one Of the greatest medical discoveries of the_age.
One.bottle Will care general Debility. .
VirA few doses cures Hysterics in femides.
Or One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart.
Sir: A few doses restore the organs Of-generation. _
- •
its' From one to three bottles restores the truMll-
rie s s and full vigor ot . yohth. • - •
or A few doses restores the. appetite.
rilr Three bottles cure the worst case of. Dripotency;
' - riirA few doseacures the low-epirited. .
13 ,- ,One bottle restores mental power.
vs,' A few doses bring the rose to the cheek. - •
filr - This medicine restores to manly vigor and ro
bust health the poor debilitated, worn-down and de
. ,ispairing devotee of sensual pleasure. • -
The -listless. enervated youth,- the over-tasked
man of ,bitemm.; the victim-of nerrcus depression, the
' individual .suffering. froni general debility. or from
'
weakness of a *Male organ;will all find immediate and
permanent if .relief by the use of this Elixir or Essence of
e.
Price; $2 per bottle,, or three bottles for. $5, and
I. forwarded by Express, on receipt of money, to .any ad--
.
• •
lir Sold b.tall 1111,-21sityr.' NCO,
Sole Proprietors,
.No 6.lLiberty street: New York
•
CHEROKEE PILES !
EITGAIr.
,FEMALE
Health
CERTAIN
. .
For the Removal of Obstruction*, and the Incur:,
• once of Regularity.irithe Recurrence of the •
Afonthlg Periods.:
P' They cure Or obviate. those numerous diseasee
thatsprinf from irregularity,' by removing the Jrregn..
larity
ill2r.They cure -Stinpreissed, Excessive -and Painful-
Menstruation. • .
gir They cure Green Sickness CehlOroels}. -' • • •
Pr They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
in the:back and lower, parts of the body, HeavinessrFa
tigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart. Low
ness of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Giddiness, ,
etc:, etc- In .a word, by removing the Irregularity,
•
they .remove. the cause and with it it c the effects that
epring'from it
r2r" Composed ofsimple vegetable extracts,. they
• contain-nothing deleterious to:any.constitution. howev
er delicate; - their function being to. substitute strength
for weakness, which.; when, properly'-used, they: never
fall to d 0.... . • . . .
•• 're - They may be safely need at any age,-end at any
-period,'F.XCEPT I,GRINC THE FIRST THHER
which theunfailing nature of their action would
saiwtsr pieknancy. ' • . •
10 - All letters seeking information . or. advice .will
be promptly. freely and di:scteetly answered...
accompany each box.
rir Price $1 per box, 'or six.boxes for , • • .
re' Sent by hail,-free of pnstage. on receipt of price.,
Cg" Sold by all respectable Drnntrists. , • . •
DX, W. It. N ERWIN CO
Snle Proprietors;
N 0.63 Liberty stteet..New Yprk.•••
6-Iyeow •
Feb 6, ,64,
ITE peculiar taint *of'
fection•.' which we
di Serforma lurks
L the constitutions of
iultitudes of men._ It
titer produces :Or. 11
Odille 'by. 'an . .cit
tebled,
) 1
Witted. state
' the oodi,wherein
iat fluid hecoMes in
iinpetcnt - to sustain
ie.vital forces in their
igorous action; and
taves The system to'
ill 'into- disorder and
decay.: The scrofulous contamination.-is Na:
riously :caused , by mercurial
. disease, low
living.- disordereVtlitreition - froni unhealthy
filod, impure air.' filth' . and filthy habits,
the, depressing vices, .. and, - .above - all,- by.
-the Venereal infection.. Whatever be . its
origin, it - is 'hereditary. in the 'Constitution;
: descending ." from -parents' to children unto
the third and foUrth generatiOn; " indeed, it
-seems te he the rod of him whO says, "will
:visit the iniqUities, of the 'fathers upon their
children." The diseases. it fake
, vvarious: names; • according to -the :Organs it
attacks. An ,the-. tings,': Screfula - ' , produces.
-tubercles,' and finally - Consuinption .; in the
glands; sWellings which :suppurate and -be
come .ulcerous sores;' in the .stomach and
bowels, derangements which - produce indi
gestion, dyspepsia; and liver complaints; on
- the skin, eruptive . and cutaneous .affections,
' These;fall having the same origin. require the
• same remedy, viz.; puriflcatien 'and invigora
tion- of . the -• blood. . Purify • the blood, and
These dangerous distempers; leave 'you.- With
• feeble,- foul,. or, corrupted 'blood; you cannot
. have health ; .witli that " life of the flesh"
healthy; you cannot haVe Scrofulous disease.
. .. . '- flyer's Satsaparilla, - . : : .
.
is coMpounded "from the most effectual anti- .
dotes that medical science.has discovered for
this *afflicting distemper, and for 'the cure of
the disorders it entails. That. it is far sive-.
.rior to any other. remedy ycit devised, is
known by alLwho have given .it a trial; That
it does - combine. virtues truly extraordinary
in their effeet tirm this, class of complaints,
is indisputably proven. by the _great multitude
of publicly. known . and remarkable cures ft
has trade of the. following diseases King's
Evil, - or " •Glandular. Tudor's, Eruptions , -Pimples, -Blotches - and Sores,
Erysipelas; Rose - or St; Anthony's Fire,'
'Salt Rheum, - Scald Mead, Coughs from .
tabercrilMis deposits-in : the - lungs , White
•Swelling,s, Debility, Dropsy, Ne uralgia,
Dyspepsia or. Indigestion; Syphilis . and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial , Diseases,
Female Weaknesses and, indeed , . the whole .
.series-"of complaints that, arise from impurity
of the blocid.. Minute reports of 'individual
cases .
-may. be - found in Arka's AmErimAir
ALNLOCAC:IOOII..ii furnished' to the druggists
• for.: gratuitous distribution, wherein may 'be
learned the directions for 'hi use,
.and •some
of the • remarkable cures...which , it • has,. made
when all other.rentedies• had failed to afford ,
relief.. Those cases are -purposely _taken .
front all sections of the - conntry,- in order
. that every* reader may have access 16..500:1C.
00' who can-speak to him, of its benefits froin .
•• persenal experience. Scrofula depresses the
• vital energies, and thus leaves.its.victims - far
. more subject. to.disease and its.:fatal reaulta . *
thane.* are healthy Constitutions. , it .
• tendi .to . shorten, mid does kre4,tly shorten,.
the iierage duration .of human life..,. The
vast. importance of these considerations has
. :led . ua to spend : years in perfecting a:remedy
, which is ademiste - to its. cure.. This we 'now--
offer .to the public under, the mime of Arun's.
Smts,ti.Ann.L.,,,• . although it is .composed: of
ingtedients;. some . of Whielt - exceed the best
of Sarrapari/ki in: alterative: Power; . -By its
aid yini may-protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger . pf • these 'disorders,. • Turge
out the..foul corruptions :that - rot **and fester
in the blood, purge out. the causes of disease,
and vigorous health will follow. ...13Yiti - pecu , .
• liar - Virtue's .•.this remedy stimulates the vital
functitfflr,. and .thus expels the distempers
which lurk, within.•the . systent-or , burst Out
On any part Ot : •
We, know the Public have been deceived.by many comPouods. of, Sorsaparilia,.- . .that,
..promised much and did nothing . ; . but they
will neither.be deceiVed :nor
. disappointeil
this.': Its virtues have been proven, byabun
dant trial,. and .there remains rno . . question of
its surpassing:excellence for the eure•of the
ablictilig. diseases it is. intended .to reach.
• Although-under the same .name, ! if is-o. very
. %different rnedicine:from • any other-whicr(has .
-.been befeire the people; and is.' arore ef
fectual than :any: other which ha's ever been
ityailsiblita them: . :
ctlFAtitY PECTORAL,
The world's Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con
sumption, andlor the relief •
of Consumptive patients
in advanecid stages
of the disease. -
This has beeri • So. long • used and 'So tut:,
4ersally knOWn, that We . .'need'(lo no more'
than assure the public that . its quality is kept .
up to the beit it ever has been, and that it
mil be relied on to do• all it has ever done:
• . Prepared bir . C: ATEA & CO. .
, Practical and dnalytieai chemists - ,
Lowell,Miss.
Sold by all drnggistdevery where.
J. O. BROWN & Son, itnd by ail the drug,
eebtn in Pottevill% illeo by all dealertqtrKlldine eve
here
rYw • •
July Ps.
CARRIAGES I CARRIAGES !!,
The undersigned buis taken the Short in Ifast Norwe-
Hfuo street, near•Fomrors Foundry, lately occupied by.
offman & Rishell, where be is prepared to t; ,z
receive orders in his line of business., which
will be'promptly executed. All kinds of re . r done.
'3l Always_ on hand,' fluishid and partly finished
work,: whit& can be inspected. W. hREWER."
April SO, 14.-.484r0l • Lateof Reading,-Pa
. .INT i RE TI2~tO HRToSY.
OF
scaousTOlC'S'''Olic"N 17Ac03, •
While laboring wider Certnneptiop.
#teik heveAtii. itereireed
Tonic and illosailevan Pill. act.
she System,: in • curing that • •
COATED
REGULATOR,
Preserver,
AND SAFE.
A.. - a""E'EL 7 S
29-1 y-eow
GREAT 81:100ESS ATTENDIENI , IT!
The above ... /ken
many years ago, after he bad recovered From Consump:
thin s -by a course'of his "SCHENCK'S Put.uonto • SYRUP) .
The likeness. although it does not represent him' any
thing like as bad as he was at the worst.-yet it Is In
strong contviii with the hale and vigorous looks. the
Portrait below, which is the. tme likeness of hi t the
present time. The contrast, between these t% .por
traits is so great that many would not b'elie've mto
be the'Same.person. Yet there , are hundreds of rsOns
in.and around Philadelphia 'who • Will re ze both
'portraits to be true representations;. When the first
was taken he weighed 10T pounds; at the present time
his weight is 220 pounds. , • ,
. .
• •To Twe. olifstac,.,.. • -• .
Thirty years ago I was
_in the last stages ,of Pulmo
nary Consumption, and given up to die. I'resided in
Philadelphia, - and - Dr. Joseph Parish, then of this - city,
ordered me. to Moorestown, N. J., a distance of nine
miles, which took me two days CO- get • there. 'On my.
arrival 'I was pnt to tied,' and there laid for many weeks.
'This was my native.place, where racily family . lived and
had died of Consumption: Dr. Thornton, who attended
my father in hisiast illness, was called,-afiii gave me
one week to fix up my affairs... Jle had seen all myfam
ily go that way; and thought I was to go:too. Then I'
heard of the remedies-I now offer to the_ ,publtc;'which
cured me.: It seemed to me that-Leonid - Inel them peu-
etrining my %chide system,: . "-
They soon ripened the, matter on my lungs; land'
would spit off more than a pint of offensive yellow mat
ter every. morning. .As soon as that began-to subside,
my cough, :feV'er, pahi, night sweats , -all began to leaVe
'me. and my appetite liec.ame so . greet that it Was with
difficulty I could keep from' eating too. mach, 1. - soon
gained my strength, and I-have been growing,' in flesh
ever since.. For many years. I have enjoyed uniriter,
rept.ed good.health,-keeping the liver .and stoniach
healths' with the Se: nceil Tonic andllandrake Pills, - as
I am of a bilionsterriperamerit.:' IKy weight is two hun-:
dred and-twenty pounds. On lily recovery people would..
ige n d for me,far. and near, to ice if their cases were like
none, For this purpose I pay professional visits in the,
large cities. The consumptives 'wish tp see the one
that makes these medicines. and who was cured of
consumption by them. :To make new hings . is impossi
ble ; but cavities in' the lungs; and chronic. ulcerations
of. the bronchial tubes cam he healed. Such' cases 'are
"dying hciurly under the ordinary. treatment of physi.'
Mans, andjust such -are cured, by. the priiper ;use. of
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic,. and Man:
drake Pills . ' . . • •.
I am'now it healthy.man, with a large caVity in the
middle lobe of the right lung, the loiver lobe very much
hepatized acid complete adhesion of.. the 'pleura. The
left lung is sound, and the'upper like of thelright lung
is inn tolerably healthy condition.' The great, reason
why physician, do not cute consumption is; they try . to
do too-much they give medicines:to: stop the .cough,
to stop•chill,.to stop night s.weat.s, hectic fever, and; by
so doing. they derange the, whole digestive' powers.
locking up the secret ions. and, eventually the" pat lent ,
.sinks and dies. , After I make M careful ezautination of
the patient with the .Respitorneter, - burl dud lungs
enough lento cure. I direct the patient how
. to use the
three reiriedies... Remove' the cause; and they will all
stop of their own.accord. No one can be cured of con:
sumption, liver complaint - dyspepsia, catarrh,. canker.
ulcerated throat, unlesS the liver and stomach are made
healthy, In New England this canker.. chronic Catarrh-,
ulcoraied throat, elongation. of uvula, is • more Preva
lent than in any ether seCtion of the country. • This. is.
frequently caused by a. foul stomach. . You .rimy burn
it out with caustic time and seam% and all they.will get
is temporary relief Correa the stomachandliveri and
they will heal np themselves.. - • . • . •
Good nutrition is the.ratedi: -If •yon baveany. di
cease in any part of the bOdy, it will,remain,there, and
decay more and.rnore, until you can get the stomach in
the condition to digest food, and mike,. new:' blood to,
takelhe place .Of diseased' matter. This:-is ' the only
way to heal cavities in•the lungs and ulcerated bron
-tidal tubes. Correct the stomach and Jiver, and natnre
will do the healing. Many' persons: have an idea that
certain medicines are great purifiers of the blood. When
blood is once diseased It cannot be i - trilled ;"it. is ai
s6ised the same as the'diseased matter m the SypteM, ;
but get the appamtsis in order, stomach.the liver and stoach,
' and give it plenty.of nourishing food. it will thalie new
blood, which will take the place of that which is • di
.
sensed, - , • .
••• Schenek , s Pulmonic Syrup is one of the best prepar3-
tions of iron in use, it is a powerful tonic in itself. and
when. the Seaweed Tonic dissolves the 'mucus in the
'stomach', and it is carried off by the aid of the Mandrake
Pills, the Pulmunic Syrup is made-into blood. 'This is
the only way to 'consumption. If I. cannot get. a
'good appetite. and fpod dues not. digest, I - cannot cure
the patient. NOM- mind the cough; remove the cause
and it will stop of itself. This is the. most trouble- 1
have with my patimitsst my rooms. They Say, "Doc
tor, I feel, stronger; I. can- eat ; any night sweats are
better, and I feet better every way'; . but my cbuglirls 80
bad yet ;•'„and they are 'astonished t hear Me say' that
does not Matter .; remove the cause, and the cough will
stop of itself: Schetick'sSeaweed'creates a good appe
the in about nine days; - wherithere is •no lung disease,
unless the liver is so congested that the Mandrake Pills
cannot unlock th'e ducts of the, gall bladder in that short
space of time, in order - to allow the stale bile. to pass
off. Keep, the liver and Stomach healthy; and there Ia
less danger of consumption or any other. disease. -'lt is •
hard to take cold when those organs arc healthy. Those
that are low spirited, dreary, 'feeling stupid,
coated tongue. poor appetite,. nervous:. stomach - fall • of
wind;.everything that is eaten lies heavy. loss of Me
mory, try one bottle of SCHENCK'S SEAWOOD TON-'
le and one bees • of. SCHENCK"S. ,MANDRAKE PILLS.
It, is only ricost of one - dollar and tweety-flve cents, ,
.with-full directions.. . • • '- • • . • ' •
• This is sufficient, in many, cases,. to satiety what the
medicines are. .Frequently one bottle .makes . a great
change in the are.,
• Any person that enjoys ordinary
health: by using the Seaweed and Mandrake Pills occa,
atonally, must get thedigestive organs in each *healthy,
condition thdt they become fleshy. .I can produce a.
number of my Old consumptive, patients now-enjoying
good health, weighing nearly 200 pounds. I. will'- con-,
elude by relating three cures I have made in New York,:
and which are all different, and wish any One Who-feels . i
any interest in the.inatter to visit them. 'Ninth( Mrs,
Farloiv,:residing then at let iloaston afreet.• Her hus
band
called upon me at-my rooms 32 Bond street, and
wished rue to call and see her.. He saidi could do no
. good ; that he-had all the beat medical. attendance; and
.all said she was ton far gone with Consumption to be
cured; but she had heard- of some great cures I' had
made, and he desired to gratify her wishes. . I called, -
and (Mind her lying confined to her bed in the last stage
of bronchial ceinsiimption. and without doubt must have
died soon;' lexainined her lungs; found bothbronchial
tubes' very meth affected, but no cavities had fanned
,herlittg,h Was very severe the spit-box KW -half full
of. thick puss.'.. Pulse 140. legs swollen very much; and
worse than:di - chronic diarrhea. .11er bowels had been
moved eleven times that day... I told.her that she' had
lungs enoughio he cured, but that ;this ,diarrhea -had
been of long standieg snd her stomach was in such an
ulcerated eonditiod Olt I was afraid. nothing could be
done.' She insisted I should try and do what I could.
for her,:olmierving that she could not; last long in the
condition she was in, and I' could, not • make her any,
'worse. - I give. her first a dose of:-my .Mandrake
And the -Tenic.and Syrup freely, • That was on Tuesday,
.and - by the next Sunday the dlarrheawas carried off„ her
appetite had returned, and she. could sit up in bed and
`eat.her dinner. • She is tiow well, and. gave me a long
,certificate,.sertifiedto ify the Rev. Dr. •DoWling, •
Mrs .Bartholomew, S3' West Forty-fifth street; came
to my rooms with a tumor on her liver. She was low
spirited, skin Sallow.' tongue coated, - bowels costive, no.
appetite, arid - fast sinking into the grave. The said Id
new had beeff running over fourteen yeark. - -I gave her
Syrup Tonic and, Pills, and told her to take-them juit as
the -directions were printed. She" came back .to my
.rooms, 32 Bond street in two weeks. somewhat better;
. .heitongne had.began to clean a little around the'edges,
herakin whiter and her eyes' brighter, and - the tumor
discharking very offensive matter, ranch faster than it
had-ever done before.. She.kept gradually improving,'
and in about two moeths she came to my rooms very
flinch' frightened, - . Saving, that the thinor -had nearly
stopped running.; and Was healing.up. and that every
doctor had told her that if it ever healed it would cause
her depth:. I. told her that .the disease 'hadall left her
system: and nature would heal the nlcernp: They are
now healed; and have been for about a year • anslkehe is
as hea.-ly and robust a woman as you will fend it 'days
walk. She is glad fur any one to call on-her, and takes
great pains to visit any.one that she hears hananything .
Bk.: her case; and tries to get theni toeome and tee me.
The next case is Miss Scofield, from Stamford, Conn„
Mrs. Bartholomew got her dovM to see me, end she has
been ever since at het house. - . When she first came to
my-rooms, , she was much emaciated Withs distressing
cough, s.pitting large quantities of ,blood. I examined
her 'tangs with therespfrometer, antWu all my practice
never found one with one lung so far gone and the other
Innk so sonnd. I could not give much encouragement,
thought she woulddie ; but -to astonishment-the
PalmOldc Syrup. Seaweed Tonic, and .Mandrake Pills
all seemed to goright •to ',mirk:the Inns is all healed
over. leavit it cavity as large as • a goose egg ; good
appetite, fine spirits and has gained some thirty-five
pOntida- in-weight. She has some cough yet, which I do
not think it would be of. great interest to some ;more.
judiced physician to'vistt these emus,. particularly Miss
Scofield. or any of them- who' have been cured by my
medicines, _They are numerous in New YOrk but the
above three all differ.frOm each other!' and if medicines
.are
,doing what , Irepresent they.are . , -they should have
PM credit and the acted Ithown where and how they'
may be eured. T. IL SCHENCK, M.D. .
• Dr.: J. 11. Schenck can be found at his principal office
No. 3ff North Gth.Street, Philadelphia, every Saturday.
froth 9-* A.' M.. until to' give' advice free of
charge:. butfor a thorough' ethunlnation he, charges
three 'dollars. Price 'of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea- -
weed Tonle each $1 215 . pesbaltle,.or $(1-the half dozen.
Mandrake Pills (incents per box, and is. for sale by all
-Druggists and Dealers. . • ' ,
OWARD .ASSOCIATION, •
PHILADELPILiA, PA.
•
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nary - and. Sexual filystents—new and tellable
treatment-in revolts of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
--sent.by mall in sealed letter envelopes, free of , charge..
Addres.s, Dr. J..SRILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard 'Arad
eiation, No. 2 South Ninth street, EtliadelPhia, Pa.
Tan 40, 'Gt. - • • . . .
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.. • S. C. NORTHROP. Agent. .
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That Iron. well galvanized, wilt not rust ; . •
'That a simple machine 15 better than astomplicated one;
That a Wringer 'should be self-adiustidg, durable, and
efficientv - , ' • , • .
That Thumb - screws and Fastenings . cause delay and
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•
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Many years' xperieuce in the .galvanizing business
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. • New York; January, '1364. .
. .
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lies. HORACE GREELEY.
. 'July 2, '64.. : „ • 2T-
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OTTS
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The citizens' of 'Pottsville and. neighboring ' to - Wm,
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'Housekeepers with - every article they want in tny.litie
of bUsiness: liithe stock of _ • •" • • •. , .
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China Setts for Children, and .a general, variety of Toj'a,
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Candy Jars. • • .
CrOckery t. • Crocitery!'..
• A full assortment ..bt" IRON STONE CIIINA,.of
ftirent patterns; in setts or single.pieces, to suit the
lie. A large,assortment'of common C. C. Ware, which
I will sell at 'low. figures. •- - • -
Yellow.and Stone Ware.
Pudding Dishes, Pie -Dishes. Cullenders, Milk Pans,
• Jelly . Moulds; Pitchers. Tea Pots, Butter Pots Milk
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. • J. - R. TROXELL.
April,l6, .
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FURNA I ES,. for Chemists,Tinners, Bookbindera,:Den
ties, Tei Stores, - Vulcanizing Stoves, Photographer's
Ovena, ~ and for-Tailors• and Laundly Irons.
td for Deeeriptive Catalogue,
• I ub manufacture Coal Oil Storm, for'
Cooki gland Beating. Burns the. common
Kerosen: Oil, and does the Cooking for' a. Family-'.for
ONE CENT PER HOUR: •
H. 'D. BLAKE, Sole littanufactuferi
'474 BROADWAY; Pi: Y.
• The American Advertising arid Purchasing Agency
receive o dere for the above-named Merchandize.
Bus. ~
E. ALVORD. Corresp. Dep., FOWLER
WELD2OB Broadway, N. y.
July 2,-1.- • ' 27
Pi.C11.13 I lit G'AND 4114. 4 1.14-IFITT.ING ES.
tabtsbanent, . Centre Si.,' Pottsville.
u ;li
The s scriber announces. to' the public that ..
4 . 1.
he has p rchased the interest of his late par
.the
Mr: .B. S/11114 in the Plumbing and Gas. ,
- fitting B siness, and that, he will carry on - the . •
business hereafter. on, his own account... .11e.respect
:fully. sohcits the patronage Of the public, which he will
endeavor to merit by strict • attention to' business. 'lle
has located himself in Centre street,' nearly
,opposite
the American House, where he will be happy to meet,
all th..
who desirebis services . . . .
rtril constantly keeps on hand all kinds of Brass
Cocks, - der closets, Iron, Copper and Lead Bath Tub,'
• Porcelaiu and Copper Wash Basins,. Iron and Lead
Sinks, Hydrants, Pavement Plugs; Gum and Leather
'Hose for Pavements, Branch Pipes of all slue, togeth
"er with 'a 'general assortment 'of Gas Figures, ,of the
mostap Of roved kinds, - all — which will be sold and put
up at th j lowest rates. ' ' GEO. N. DOWNING.
Pottsville, April 14, .61 .. . - . Ir..tf . .
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• Encourage Rome Illiannfacturai. _
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ICIIAIILES • KEIIRER, .• .
- . • WA,P1131 , 10727.1R81L OF - • ' - . .
til‘
s ' IANDER SAFES,
''`l ' Second St., Pottsville,.: ,
• -
.Annowices to the busineis community of lhia •
and theadjoining counties, that he - manufac-
turesS 'VANDER. SAFES of . all sizes and .
...,
H
kinds,warranted Fireproof. which, - In point of - -
4LA.
work nship and finish, will compare , with those ob.:
tained . rcim any .other establishment in the . .conntry,—
Ile always keeps safes on hand for sale, and will make
them any size, for Banking and , other Public Institu
,tions, as cheap, it not cheaper than they can be obtained
-from abroad. -
_.. .
• . He refers to Benjaminidaywood, George Bright,lhos.
Cooch and A. Hendersbu, of this 'Borough, who hays
his Safes in use. -, . Vane 19, .63.-34-11 .
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NEWBOOKS. • - ' - '
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• SPEKIE.S AFRICA a Journal of the DlntoyerY of
he Source of the Nile, with Maps and Illustrations.
FAMILY PRIDE, by the author of Pique. • '
YOUTH'S-HISTORY OF THE REBELLION, by W. ,
lil Thayer. ... • . .
SMILES! TNDURTIUAL BIOGRAPHY, a capital
Wsk, by Samuel Smiles, ar.thor of Self-Helps., . •
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC ;DISCOVERY, a Tear
Book of Facts in Science and Art:
NATIONAL - ALMANAC and Annual. Re:
Also, a fresh supply of PARTON'S BUTLER, PI.
GEON HOLE GENERALS, antra variety of other pu t? .
Reath) , a, for sale at '. • . -B. BANNAN'S
.Ap .30, 'frt. ...800k Store, Pottsville.
CHEAP, .000 D. R00111.(1.1
'• HALF TEIX PRICE OF =I-
EtEENtS GENUINE PEBBLE ROOFING la now
iore than any other kind. :IL .la both. Fire. and
Proof; anct outlast: two tin. roofs, while •it
inly about ball the price of tin. This .rooting, is
by the subscribers, at short notice.: -
• ' BANNAN DEFREBN.
,It cannot be put on roofs pitching ,o ver a inches to
the ( 1 4 ; It can be put on Val, If neeessaty.. •
used , 4
oratel
costs
pat o
SALT copy front
son's Prize Essay," which we' find
Olrio' Farnuo
In Great k ßritaln, In .the hest fa'
triCts, we find the , allowance of salt (I
ting $401111(1 - the subjoined figures, tal i ,
.centre or b 1011:
In Belgians there existsa legal allcn
of salt, that - tiihieh hiteinleil for ag r i,
rul i)tnixtes , being, .;exempt troni ti ll
le;iied :the - .60er; Arid' the law tin t
oxen a done of two and one -tenth ounr
head per bens: This is too much for
calves And • Sso , lrtile for bullochi,,i tv '
to-English ni Glernttni:prailiee.: m or
the Belgians , nix their untaxed ar
salt with gypiron or chalk; in ordtr
er it too impure Esn other purt.os es,
distributing it to the farmer.
.sett With the.
horie, colt, ass or mil 4, is a ftegaen
in. England and 4inerica., An.
the usual allowance fora - full-grown h i.
middle height is'abont two ounees Nr :
In Belgium the' quantity cit salt appffil
In a full4roWn horses by the-govenn
little more thin:l'one ounce per diem.'
• Sitaar...-- 7 The RoMans gave to their ,
of sheep; every fifth day; an allowance PC
amounting to. about half an ounce per
And this is precisely .the
.quantity - *lii e)
stiileMployifd-in England and salmi.
'for sheep - full grown' and of ordinary e i
NuMerons experiments have proved that
is more bineficiallo.sheep than to.any o f
species of cattle.; RR
•-• nos.—:-The best prlSportimi to. aipt "3 3
basis . appeats. to be but one ounce of W I
every twelve pounds of ihrir , :wasn, or
thirds of-an ounce . per -head per diem for
ro*n.pigs.> Iu case of anticipated di
the dose may be slightly in-creased.
VENTII4TING STABLE.S.—The Irish
Gazette says r "The best mode of real
stables' or any other buithings is to trial
'ision for the admisiion Of pure air trot
exterior, and the escape of the fOul - and
hanged air from thein'aide, which ascot
the upper portion of the. apartMent.. 'T(
this, mike apertures in the ()inside walls
hind the horses, about feet front the ec
ual surilice,lwith a descending-due to
„6.incites of theiioor, where there must
aperture at the inside. These apertures
.deseeading flue are tor the admission of
air . ;. both the outside and the insidefipc
should be guarded with close grating.
the escape of the 'foul air, a horiZontal .
must: beput up over the horses' heads,
to'the, ceiling, made of perforated. zinc,
`to - the.external air at both ends, which
be guarded by a valve that may be (
or shut at pleasure, so . that if the wind .
against one end it May be shut and the
end . opened.. By this plan ri - constant cii
thin may be maintained.
cREAH Pix.- .7. -Mix together 1 egg, I ,
sugir,. a piece of butter, the size of an eg
cups flour; 1 teaspoonful cream of Aerial
teaspoonful soda, 1 cup sweet milk.
this on' tin plates, and bake light •hrew
When cold, split them opeti..and Put in I
custard, made as follows . ; Take 2 eg4"
cup sugar, citp :flour, - 1 pint milk; ; If/
with lemon. ' !eat the eggs, sugar tine
together; boil the Milk, and while .b(
stir in the rtiixture, letting it cook n fet
;Ands. The above quantity will inak6
common
474 BROADWAY, N. Y.
atittex
~~~CYIy ~"
~.~.,
CORY MEAL Crict i teas.—,Beat teggi
and•Roun,On • .tliem 1 quart-of sour milk"
sweet milk, cream • ckf: tartar. , must'be ',use
add half a teaspoonful of salt, - and a
teaspoonful of soda; stir. them all top
and then.stir in sifted -coin meal • enoul
Make a very stiff batter. HaVe ready
ing an, half full orhotlard, it which
the batter.from a spoon ; when nicely ho
ed, -turn them over, and when done, lay
ona colander to drain;
s and send to the
hot. •
SCALDED GINGER CARE , . , ---Put 1 pint o
lasses and 2 spoonfulb'Of butter in a par.
to boiling, then our it on to 1 quart of of
Btir it well and when cool add '_'-eggs.
beaten, 1 - tablespoonful' of soda dissrolt
two. large spoonfuls of brandy, and on' ginger. Add enough flour to make it t
enough town ; work it out thin, end bal
square tins. -
To Coox GII/1101 Coax.—Take 2 dm.
of green corn, well cleaned from the !
slightly cutoff the edge,of the kernels •
a sharp knife, and scrape the remainder
Place in a pot with 2 teacupfuls of watt
When cooked out so there is danger op
ing, thin Nrith sweet - milk. When well
'season with salt,' and add butter to
taste. •
. .
BORG() AFPLE SAucE. 7 -Put a pint of
syrup 'on to boil, and then beat three egi
a froth. As soon as the syrup bolts, r
he stirring rapidly all the time
boil three minutes, then pour it into a
dish, and stir in a Utile good vinegar, or
on juiCe. - When cold it is a good edit
for apple butter. - -
FRUIT CAKE,—Pour 1 pint of boiling w'
on lb. of fat salt pork, chopped very,
let itstand until it cools, add 2 cups of L
and 1 of molasses, 1i lbs. of raisiss, 2
spoonfuls of. soda, 5 . cups of flour, I tt
spoonful of cinnamon, and do. of elm
More fruit and spices can be added if
ed.
4uvrtss:--Take 1 qt. new milk, 2,
tablespoonfuls yeast, butter the size of at.
Warm the milli, and mix. With other in)
ants at night; in the morning turn into
rings,
.01 dr-op- on tins, - and bake a
brOwn. To-be eaten with butter fpr
•
fast. .
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VIRGINIA COAX .DODGEIIS.-7 1,..„
aPCI.! ,
pints of unsifted yellow corn meal, one t3l ,
spoonful of lard, •and one pint. oftiiik, A'
All well, together, and bake in cakes the
of the hand, and "an inch thick. To bet*
en hot, with butter, molasses, or both, wr!
--,
ferred. •
-NUMBER PM:B.-1 cup of butter. .2 of st,^,t
and 3 eggs. , Ileatihe eggs andsugaryo : '
er, then add . one grated nutmeg :10 (r-t
teaspoonful of. sateratus.. Stiffen, s-jtb-Ft•
fit:lent flour, roll them.'cut -in rduntls, 17:
bake ina quick oven: • •
GOOD BISCLIT.-TWO ' 'teaspoonfuls
"tartar, one of soda, -half do, of salt. PO
fme,"and Well tnized with one quart of 60
Rub in a piece of butter the size of as eg.
mixlnlysoft . with thick sour milk orb
milk, and bake 'quickly.
VINEopt Piz —bliz 2 cups_ of vinegar ,
of sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls o f finer, and
piece 9f butter the size tablespoonfuls
a yvalnid•
a paste to receive these ingredients, and b
the sante as any ordinary pie.
TEA CAN.E.-M .
ix 2 cups
.ereatz 3 cops°
t; tf ,
sugar,..s eggs , the whites-beaten to a Iva ,
froth. I teaspoonful soda, flour to wake shoul
as . stiff .as pound •eake. Salt slid spire to
the_ tasty.`