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JL4TIEI I I(I3S WARD.
IS 1 , 114 . 61:1 E.
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.7.-:e•Tait Minium 14E6166 PLutitWill comprises
41(4**....
little Lamb" '(witli muitiinceriwiatiows);,ll3eir
sistoilietwat thou 134ambeilieidastestthou dream
sit of me?" "Dear Blotltif Pre Cotne Home to
'Die by request r and the entirely new. Opera of
'11;-,A.liglat and airy Preamble by the Lee-tater,:
With some. Jokes: • 01. B.—Anriottli Virann- -
eall
on citizens at theirsprivate resider* and ex,
.plain these jokes, if necessary.) • .. •
Szs.-'-The Steamer Ariel. Disgraceful
treatment passengers; who are obliged to
go-for Ward to smoke pipesi.whilethe steamer.her- :
self.•is - allowed two Smoke Pipes atUid•Sliips.
Isthmus of Panania. Ihteresting interview with
Pansona himself, _Who makes all the hats.
Old Pan is a likely , sort of man. • •
Lastkoz. GOLD.—all Francisco, 'City
with:a. ' vigilant government.-L!liners _ allowed
to
vote: Old inhabitants .so rich that they Ilaye legs
. with golden calves to than. • • • •
--:-.V.;;L-Wasson, rue I nor Suffilt.:--Gik>a quar
ters to In found there. . Playful , population, fond
of high-low-jack - and homicide. Silver lying
• around hoile.: Thefts of it termed silver-gailt.
VI.-LTia Didtzr.v.—ln - :the ..act of howling.
• Wild Goats aboiind on the Desert, however. Their
Nide axe - white, arid --Arica:ens Ward will wear a
psir:of them
inProokl!in.
• : Sur : Lari Cra.—A • Bird's-eye
'view, with some entirely'serious descriptive talk.•
THU WEST. SIDE 'OF STP.EET.—The
Salt 'Lake Hinel, bc. Stage just come in from its
`overland--route and retreat from the Indians.
Temperance Doltse. No bar nearer than Salt
'ake sand-bars. Miners-in shirts like Artenms
Ward his programme—they are
.read :n3 will
I.l.—Tas EAST SIDr. or:Matv S'EnZET.--Tbe
State.lortse and things.-The': Post. Office also.
A few - years ago,' an enterprising Monson Started
' .in opposition Post - Offiee. and: by selling three
. cent stamps for two:cents, tried-to , ru n . the regu
,..•
• larPost Office out of town. He is now a Iloui
ishing - Outcast in . .Pamisylvania, and- owns Oil
Monitox Tuzaini..—By , the kind COD.
sent of many families, Artemue Ward acted Hich
ard -Old -Dick 'the Three, , at this Theatre
one night, and no brilliant was his success- 1 80
•
.grand and - moving. was the . Unpersonanon, that
an hour before he :had fiuished there wad only one
man in the audience, and he would have left if he
had not got himself entang4iii With the. benches,
Which prevented him mikiog hie escape. This is
important if true. - - . • '
Torso's H.irsts
-Wives live-in these houses.-,They live will at
/3righam's, the followihg being tue usual
cif Farel.•
-SOUPS. t.tc.
COLD. 1
!Matrimonial Sl:en a, - Caith - Tiaw Dog., ;
pretty Pickieo j of ' I
I. .e'Data.—bait. Lake Guil.. l
Cabbage-head, borne Pun -1
' . I
Prightim•a Latium, (Sauce • DESSERT.
: I piquante • - • .Apples of &tenni.. a great',
31EIncea Hearts,- (Marmon! • -many Pairs. • ;
• saute.) . •-• . 131.ormon Sweet.-flear-u:
• { 11.11011-ED. - I ' • .
I Domeetie Droll s ! (Fizmilyi
LENTEX.E.S.—LitiIi Doers.
• XLI.---14EBEIC C. KIMBALL'S 1 - I . ll[ol.—Mr. Kim
iosil idskindhusbaud'and P uumeruus fattier. •
BE.F.EarioNs F012.21AR GRAND - PIANb t 3in. FOR-
Me. Forrester once' hoarded..in the same street.
with Gottschalk... The man who 'kept the board
khgliouse remembers
: it. • . .
TAIriILNAC.L.Z..—The, Mormon Meet,
ing..lioose.: . ,LouU of 'the Elders who preachea here
lethally plays. iri Gimedy at the 'Theatre': 'We\
should:liketo kuoW . what Mr. Warren thinks of'
this ?--Ll3iigham's . soh huit,: - an Eider. •
.Younger. • . • ... •
• XIV.-LTus7satrmt A.S IT IS.
XV .—T 1111'.1:LI: AS IT 1.1 TO Lat.
G/LEAT SALT Lazi.:-.—.911 inland Sea
of Brins,:---There aroio no boats in this'
lake
but a 51ornon lives near by who says he has " a
whole rat of wives." - ' • .•
Uses.—Here is
wliere disciples of Atormonism. are initiated. The'
,Mormon's religion is , singular, and his wives are
plural,
PLA.nis AGAIN.—A more cheerful
view. : -A. tribute to . the memory of acelehrat.Sed
Indian Ohief. 7 -".Listeu
.to these tears l.' " • I
roligh bluff sort of of 7
fair. 'Great echo. When Artemus" Ward went
•
through, he lieardthe echoes of some things the
Indians siiikthere about. fOur year's and' a: half
..:.Bitionam.You.NO - . AND Ito ..Wrya.s.—The pretty.
girls in Utah,•unistly'unitry young. •
Thos of the. Audience Who do not feel.of
fetikld with ArtemuS - Ward are cordially invited'
to call Upon him, often,. at-his- new
adelphia. - llis house is on the'right hand side . as
you cross the Ferry, -and may be easily diatin- -
ginshed from the other haues •by its having a
Cupola'and g Mortgage ou it. ,
sm.li boy uamed. Augustus Smith.
*Augustus Went to hear' Art...emus Ward,. and
.'a.stited to go .again very much,' His pa/en/s un.-
wyself refused him tha(pleasure,'wherOupoia A.u;
gustus•beeanie moody and refused meat .victuals..
He soon after disappeared. Was last been read- .
fug the National Intelligencer mournful man
ner in the Village church-yard' at A—. Infer
oration may be sent. to Mr. Smith, of 'Philadel
phia and vicinity. ..: • ; •
A nrsvers toCerrespinidests
- 8,-001.1.1:1.53A.7- 7 "1 11 1 1 Vii no !tome ; inn'e . :l3ll3.ll
in you
. want liwet.t Home," you
had better go ou n. Suiar Plantation'. .•.- • .
eau-a. fellow"get a . Free Paes
of t
n one of the..tiorth,ltiver Boats?" Any Judgeii Criminal evert can give you'one—lia farm Sing
. coNseiturt, (Canida)---" D6' they:thiCk off.me .
home, --do they 'ever.think of me ?" ;
they do . itthe ProVost Mar/sitar a Office.
LAtnne MATILIJA.—`! . I have an utiftirtunate ten-*
.dency, 'et6ll on, trivial. oCeasioni, to shed learn.
Hew can I pre - Vent 'Lock up: the . shed: :•
..kri.Farip : H"whe're, 9 hero can the weary . .soul
tad Test ?" den , t. know- - lou can get board•
in Cheinnut Street,' however, for live dollars a
Ts Trim long , was Irtemue Ward in.
California ?"=Fire feet ten-and-a-half. - • •
BouNTT-dtatrka, (Cauada)---" Had I better
•cnuio back.t , dia States?"—Certaioly not by all
means: You had better bang yourself . . vd.th.,
'Place of the Canada Liae.' . ••
lmtsb to procure some trophies of
the prcti Reeut bellion battle flags,*.kc.—llow can
3 do 64., One very
.good'
_way is to shoulder a ..
gun and go and take them.. . •
SmcniATo.i.,—"ls Petroleum freivient in caveiV :
go:; but caves are'frequeut iu Petroleum.
atu getting bald. "Mint will
make - 6y nair come .iput ?"—gil of Virtiol will
make all your hair come out. - • •
alit desirous of becoming a
Mormon ; what shalli dolret?" First get good
commou,setise, and then you won't want to.be's
Con - rarititi:—".4.re. there any Petroleum
r —No f - but there are plenty of Petroleum
Sharks.. . •
of stiaitall.
Children -in Arlie; not uthuitted, if the Anus are
Children antler one of age not admitted, unless
aaL:unipar, their parent* ur guardians.
L.3..Uud or , I,;,:atioinea. will pleitatt report. auy
LigUdcucc or di.u.;bedieuce ou the part of the Leo
. .
A.rtemus Ward Aral. not ie.sponsible.lor any
. ,
• ,
money, jewelry or - sup vatuainee, unteee
left witn . be returned iu a week Or Si:o 7
l i n; wan: ager Rtll nut be rpeponsribite for any
debts ntnis•ewn contracting. .
if the ow - hence
.. .4Q not leave the Hall when this
efite i
rtt =anent s over,. they will he put out by the
. .
• . .
HAVIZ;G TIIE ApV.k.STAGT..-IL a little village
not far from suprise; lived an old fellow whoa.
we'lVill.ctill Too Bilos
•. inost.decided .for old .rye, mid
wbeu in: had - tfith or glass' of
• - a morning. no maii.t.wasessedoye'• shrewd
' nebs. 'When in thia' ebndition, and .in his
• l'iappi,;iit mood. Thai 'one morning met a cc's-,
Ile LOLA %vhotp be haaTueif:er put ;eyes .on ,
fore. - :As . is customary in the country;
,Tdru
*Sited- hint.,
. .
- Mt here you are my good fellow. ; how
d'ye ,lo Upon my honor, it -does my heart
:good .to ate, you :Once more. How's your
family; and thr old woman i haven't. seen
her thin . .
"rim quite well. I s thank you,. - said ..the
- gentleman ; but indeed, sir, you hive the
advantage." : '
"Aiivagtage, my good felkm.
•
tage '"
• ' "Why, really, sir. I beg your "pardon." re
plied the getulPman, but Tdo not know
: - .
-, Kijate . '' exclaimed' Tali :1'- well, I
don:t 111.13e:Alliiived if L. can
seer-tehm r ,VAU have the' adviiititie 1,"
•Strf‘nrril6i)ed•
Irymraol .,
. 61, „ nze . „ air
-At Yangston, Luzerne. CT -1 3 a. -
A SST-CLASS SCHOOL OP TB &D
Er-Sendfor Circular':
W. •8. • B.IIVPIIII IPidalPar•
Thethe
•
Best Gold Pens in !oat 1 - HARDWARE'
FOR 1, ,TgE 1:1!1;10X1
Pea. 44 MittP i 1 se
. . . .
-• . -
„ . . .
On receipt .
of tbe following ums; We rid seed by •
snail.• or as directed, a Gold Pen or Few, selecting the
same secordingto description. namely: . • ... -
Geld Pena. is Silver . Plated ilirleasion
. Caere' with IPeareile;:... •
For $1 No. 2 pen': for $1 No. - 2Ven .; for $1 50 :10.1
4 pen ;...for $2 .No.it.oeny -53 r Str'M No. 4 pen.
.These pens are stamped THE TISIFEEISL-PlCN..andr
are well sok and- fine . writing. Gold PENS. with"
goOd aridum points; althoUghithey!artnlawuranted ,
and cannot be exchanged. - . • • < . - •
WARRANTED GOLD- PENS.: . •
.13= .tiame. !Amami:tut Goias Pat, C0.,-17-..Y.,) is • •
stetted on.all our Ist'quality Pen:, and the Points' are
warranted for etix. month& except auainst
Our stooan quanirr Pens, are stamped TfiE NATION
AL PEN. with theMitiala of our firm. CA., Co..)'
and are careftillynaluie. having thesame pointir ' our
flra'quality. Pena:. the 'only great difference being in •
the quality of the' Gold;• •
-
Gold Pens. tic and 2d quidlty . hrSolid Silver
Extension Cases, with Pencils..
Foi $2 00a No.l pen Ist qua', or *No.. 2 pen 2d qual.
For $2 25 s..Nro.. penlst quaL, or a'No. 'pen 2d vial.
FM - $:.25 a No. 3 pen let-qual., or a No-. 4 pen 2d gnat
'• For $6 10 a N0...4 pen lst qui or it Nci. 6 pen fld goal. •
For $4 30 a No. '5 pen let quid... or allo.- part 2d qual.
, For $5 . c.D a No. 6 pen let quality: . • - •
The same Gold - Pens, in' Said 'Meer
!. !Plated Ebony Desk Holders and Hark; •
For $2 25 a No. pen lst quid.. or a Igo. 4; pep 2d qual.
For $2 .60 a N0..4 pen Ist qual.. or a No. L.pep 2d . gnat.
For $3 20 a No. 5 pen Ist . oral.: or " a Nol4 pen 2d Anal.
'For $ 4 00 alio. 6 pen let quality 'For, $6 50.. a No. 1'
pen. For $6 75 a 'No. $ peci. For - 512-00-a
. : first quality. • - •,* 1.•
Oar pens rank throughout. the country as equal If
not superior to.any gold pens manufactured Not-only. '
for their writing qualities but durability and elegant
finish. The greatest care is used in theiminufacture;
and none-are sold with the slighteit imperfection which
"1:111 can detect. . • • . •
- -Parties in ordering must specify, the .name,:nuraberi
and quality in all instanced and whether stiff or limber,l
coarse or flue,
discount 0f.12 per cent: -*ill be • all Owed •on anent
if sent to one address, at one time ; pet cent
.
.00 *23 `..q) per cent . on .
All remittances bj mall, .Riotarzer.O; are atour. risk .:
To all who enclose :20 .cents extra registering, gt
guarantee the'sate delivery of :the:goods.. . -
• -Circulars of:id our new styles,..witir Engravings . p -
,eiact sizes, and'.ptices, serit.upon receipt of stamp. 1 - .;,
desired.-: Pens repointed for 50 cents by mail. - ' •
STATIONZILS and Jewszzas 11,rd retitle4ed corr 6 lioni.;
'with us as we can offer them GEMLT INDremtv 4 Ts. .
Address' AMERICAN GOLD PEN Cs.'`
Feb. 4;'65.-5.3m . ,:s;o: thitt Broadway, - N. .T ;
GREAT GIFT DIS'IIRII3IITIOIC
Watches, Chains. LocketS. Brace
lets, Gold Pens, ac., &c.
S. M. WARD & Co.,
MANITFACyLTRING JEWELLERS,
3.0 IS ' Broadway, New , York.
180,000 WATC/arg,cii llZAilerstra, sums
temi,
WORTH $500,000,
To be'sokfat One:Dollar each, to value.!
Add wit tOhepaid fur until you • knOw what ion ade tot
receive, and not to be kept unless you are ...
• • -
...•..perfeCtlY satisfie.A. :•• , • • . .
- Splendid tut of articles to be sold • for.sl. .
1011. Gold Hunting cased-Watchea. - . ,00 each,
100 (}old Watchea . : , . ... ... . 60'1)0 each
200 Ladies - Watches '•.. .. Ot) each;
- . 500 silver Watches.. • $15.00 to 25 rt. each'
'66l : Gold - Neck and Vest Chains.-.. -12.00 to 10 - Of/each!
1.000 Clia.elaine and, Guard
"Chains 5 00 to'lo - 00eacht
2;000 Vest and Seek Chains' --; .4 00 to 12 00 eaCh I
4;000 -Solitaire Jet and Gold Deco. • . • '• . •
4:00 to 8 00 eich
• ches . ......
4,000 Coral. - lAre.. Garnet. • • .
'Brooches • • ••3 00 to - 8 . 00-eneit`
e
,000 Gid Jet.. Opal. • /C. - , • Ear ; •••'• • '..
• Drops . '3.00 to 8 00 each'
0.000 Gents' Breast and Scarf Pins. 3 00. to' 8 00
6,000 Oval Badd - Bracelets..; 00 to 8 Ot) cacti
-2.000 Chased Bracelets.s 011 to 10 00 each!
1,500 California Diamond Pius and •
- '
2.000 Gold Watch Keys- . .
0,000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and
.'•- . .... • ' . - • I'oo to 8 00, each
3.000 . Gold. . . .... bo to o oo each
5,000 Miniature. ..... 0 00 to 8 00. each
3,ooo'Miniature Lockets Magic; ' : • '
. . . ... . to :9 00 each.:
3,000 New Style Belt Byckles .. .. :4.00.t0• g 00 eachl
3;500 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, ikc '1.2 00 to 6 00 each
3,000 Fob and Ribhim Slides -• • 4 00 to .5:09 each
5.000 Chased Gold Rings 2 5 00 each
4,ooo.Stone Set Rings .. - ..... 11'00 to . 00 each
6.500. tient Ladies' -Jewelry-let •
and Gold
6,000 Sets Dulles' Jewelry:L.-varied
• styles
8,000 Gold Pens; 'Silver. Case and
Pencil '
4,000 Gold Pens, Gold - - Carie soil
Pcncif
9 000 Gold Penis' Gold' *punted
-Holder._ . . .. . . : .. 3 00 to . 6 60 - each i
.- Certificates of the various articles'are ,placed en...i. -
velopes. sealed: and "mi x ed: These'edveltipes
sent'by mail as ordered:without regard to choice.' At'
icr receiving lhe Certificate,. and scoeing what article it,
represents:. you are at liberty iosend and set the
c1e,..0r any other: on dieliSt of the same value.. and at',
ter'seeing the article. if - sit dices' not give perfect sati+.!
faction. we d e sire you to . return it and get the monev.i
. In alltransactionsliy.mail we charge for. one Certiiii- 1
date 35 eta., five Certificates will be sent-for $l.. eleven I
for 32, • thirty tor' $5, : one hundred for - $lO. Agents
wanted Everywhere : We allow Ag ents 'ten cents on
each CertifiCate, provided their • remittance • ainocuitsl
to one dollar. .. extra . - Premiums Air . large - Or-1
ders..
Amu - Biue.r.s.'--On the receipt : of $1 50. we will send]
a solid - Silver Shield (pure coin.) or. Bridge.:for:either,
1/yision or Corps in the army, or' Cavalry, . Artillery,
lafadtry. Engineer, or Pontooners.Phi, with lontriarna.,
regiment and company handsordely engraved thereon::
together with our, wholesale illustrated ' circular to
BLOCK ", CPC E . MU PE li - SE.I
• D.Baroo.l.L E 3 ST'ATENTiRCI.!!,
•This Block:In SO constructed that one man can hoist
with.ease from 1600 to ISOO - punt:ids. and the bibeic.wili
hold the weights at xis point: Hoisting and lower
ing :are effectedbypulling,the. opposite sides of the
.. flaying been appointed Agent for the sale of. these
blocks. lam now: prepared là, 811 orders .tor all - sizes
prOmptly. These
• Blockt . rim he seen. in use at the
following ..places ' .
• GILBEEftifOIi , I r COAL CO.. Slithanny Plains; • ..
ALLISON & 8A.N1 , 1&:..N. Port Carbon. •
'KASKA. WILLIAM COAL CO.'S' Mines. • '.. ' -
t
•,E.:DW.O. I .- •. - • . •
W. 11. JOHNS, St.. Clair. -2 • • ••
CIIAIII.Eh SAILOR. Wadeiiille. • •
• . JAlthiZ SPARKS:, Pottsville tar at the. '
wAsniNGT : :IRON WORKS..Pottsville
• • .•••• 'JAMES 31 VIP.;
• Sole .Agt. for Sehuytkill Co.i'at .Wren &
No 'Tom. bpi •ft
TO CLERK
S. CO.. .
• . '2(§' Broadway,' New .to.fl:
Jan. 21, a
Al EVERS , SUFI! LIE,S . .—T aubscriber
.111, is Agent the sale of: the Boston Gran Beltingi
Factoryi.and furnishes superior Belts* leactory. prices. ;
all sizesf kinds and .letagths • _Belie greater thickness
than thoee kept on hand spade to order, at the. shortest i•
notice,- as his orders'for Coillery;purposet have the pre
fereuce at the Mill. Alsci Steam Packlag . of• - e'yery• de
scrtptioh,•Blaistingyaper by the. - tilugle; Or.. ten. leauis.
or by the ton_ at manufacturers , prices:,.:
SAFETY - 'I MPS, Of . .,:the mint approved pall erns;
Made of inopekled Government Wife, by the single doz
n, ;or httndred:^ WireQuitze, Wire by the roll or raid;
1 frays •for sale by - • • • . •Bm:BANNAN.
. •v , • .
April =r, 64
CLOCKS ,f!..,.CL0CK14
. . .
. A
. . .
. largentock of e:ght dlii and ihirty hoar dodo, in
everyrariety of style, for sale cheap, by ' • . . • '
. . .. - - , • - • . - : ' •R. C. GREEN. -
. Watchmaker and Jev,"eler,tentre Street, Pottavitte.
I 31141V0 9 • AND 91E LC) DE DNS,' from the
I. :beat mannincturcry,'nnd n general': • . -
nsNorrinent of. excellent blpaical
ir.entg, 4.r.ild* by .the • underaiifned.--: -
Str:1101 Bridirea and Screws for yitilins.
lieftirninhed. - Iruitrumeke repaired thor
notice, and do renennable tertian: : •
,
Centre etrewt:
.Sept:-.1i," .64.1-10)
T .
• . .
o - ENOINEERS,. - DILAIUGIIITPOIEN I
. &e. - --Dranring . Paper.; in Rolle.or by the yani,-ail -
ferentwidth. for plain and line work.-- • ' . - ,
- ' Aln. Draw=ing Paper, backed with . mnAin . . differen ..
widthe. • . ' • - • - --- - . -•• -.-
.
. .. .
. .
" TracingMuelin, by the piece or yard. different width.•
Tracing Paper;. and all articles ufted-by : Engineers, for
Pale. at .-. . • :-' : .-•- • - • B. BANNAN'S.. •
.BoOk and .Statiiiiicry Store.
Jane 4, '64
d at
'NEI stand t il teli f4 oTen ° p l t il hTN:r i ltl:rffso il if
Uen
tre otreet..nearly oppositu'Market, a. New' DrfGoodi.
Grocery and .Proviskin Store, in Which will. be kept I
constantly on hand a choice stock of Goods in that
Alsri; Queensware, -Flour and Feed..tc..
The-undersigned hopes by strict .attention to busi
ness, to yeeeiee a fair share of-the public
Potisailla October 29, Y . 64, -* 44-tr:
• -
: ABCCA LUBRICATING. - --01L..
TUST 13-ECEIVED at lot Of 'GENUINE
J Luiiricating OilL4hebest:-.CHEAP OIL in
the'makket for.ltibricatltig'.porptais=,fiir. -sale whole
sale st.manufactureis.pricea ha B. -BAINNAN:
-Also,.Ptireltrluter Bleached whide- Oil, the qualitj
of which we vi - arnint, at. the .loyiest wholesale; 2'.4ec*,
1.11;:fBilFdel ) TtoV tro;;; I
an i ti a° ?VaTo l w e Hay,.
Straw.. • - ' • EDWARD B. PIALE.•
P. O. Addreea, Bchttylklll Havel:4. Pa. Rcalderiaa,
• .
two Miles beloW Schuylkill Haven.
Ap 11l 2; 14,
. .
DOCKET: 'DIARIES . FOR. 1 5 65, of al
.1. - sizes and kiod.s, - ,for sale at ' r _ ••• •
Nov. - VG, '64.• • bookstnre.
AC I.IIIINICiA new ' ntad benatifnl m. ic i
E y EE.
: Calcndar. 'giving - the days and
dater, . w .
hie for unite, l'iqyut. &c: • It requires'no'altering, and
la ; in fact, a perpetual Almanac and' a perfect TIME
KEEPER. Price $25: Call and ace them,. . :
•'. • It: C. GREEN—Watchmaker: • • .
April 16.: Centre et...P9Wirilli•- • I
.50;000 :!3.I\i',VELOIP:E1 1 4, allidnda and edzes,
„ast recei ved.and for sale by ,
Dec.: 24. ~. . . B. -BANII,A.N:
.
jun IL A N • suitable for .suldiers: . iast
kW received and for sale by . 8.. B.A.NNAN.
EfrainEfts: • . . • -
1' WATOHEB,'
A UNIQITE ARTICLE. . . ' • CLOCiS,.
A- Very aatSil; it To Immo '. Boma. a tap! telaitiele for ' : . .• Al,w. Ay ' a : in o . s d LE _
holiday presents-for sale cheap; by • C. GREM. .
Watchmaker arid Jeweler. Centre Street 'PoitsVil le.! 111 ,- .All kinds oflifintal Inetrumenta;VlolinStringe.
lincernhor 'l4l - t. t Viol Strings, Guitar and Banjo Strings, constantly
"V, AFT- TOBACCO: --A. large lot of, th e . b er ,t• ~----,,,uFtE ROPE. W 0011.14 .OF. • •• ;.
.1 1 1 Navy . Tobacco made, on band and for aide bv • • • : v • • • r .• - - • • ' - •
• • •
Dec. gl •64... •• - - . • W. , . z. ssailpt. i- 1 • r - - ---.- - - . ' • . - -
. • ' i ' JOHN. - . A. : ROE-BEING
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.. Trento;i, .21i cw.'.llloe*y: - •
- ... •
par - A. large assortmeni.of *ire Rope. ounatantly on
• baud. , Orden. filled with def.pateb. For atze, among*
B
oQiur.TX tarnished at 01tERNii4X)D .:Nllit!- AI • • asit 1. , rias-=l.lv*
oda..OA "et -rmar. -. • . -,. , . . . . ,
J 1.2 SERI% Ingloding Camelt la, :Apply &title GREKNf " A IIi:RMA - Pi WATCHER . in, gold arid sl iv er
gOCOE.• -• . - -.• ' -: -, • Like. 24, 'GC ! • /L .. .. Am 11 loelca,,and Jewelrk of all de. •
, . ....
- - • - . - .-_• ' -- ••.' 1 seriptietus, aaia be obi -tined at the store or : • -
rpo JFISTICEO.--Blaiek Koeogaditeriseeki . . . -.: - • ' .11...LRIMMER13,Ageni, .1
L:.Returne, printed. together wittiall:.kindior:llasti4 , Jießt.. 2 .lO-.44- 7 . an . -- • •• , :- -- ' ce , .-- tl--.- .• ' - Pottripi:
tei'.l3lanka.2 for sate a FAltlyt4:sl:l34ridt' sad Stattatt, ..
- * c i''' ' ''''' ."
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4 vitilftikitir AIM LOCAL Virstst.:-t
_.-owls;
,
FINEARIVIC•TOBACCO.—A lArgelot of Vine
C 4.11.. hmse and in pheicages, on. band and forsalelisl
Dec. 31,-.6A. • . -
.. • • - W. - E.. BOYER. • ,
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la' gag - 4 iritiartitTAL c
Ttarp ru i&VX/141V-TS: EOR'Tirte sArilak...:l fat * Ic4B '
Dan liViliMatta. Thit. , 24-4m4 wars St. ostalllik Pa -
.::.P.IIVATIOX:O . ,:::: -,.. ;::
Stichter &=ThompsQn
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nARDWARE, ctrFt.Emr; 'Box,
TO,O
Coi* C'aariaz Ara MArrsT. "Star or 111 SAM,"
410111:1IT 29, 441,
Ft*vEs._.a 1§074 ..-- . ••• -
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Scrap' _ -- - • .
Itan--.and..:MSal.lterchantai.
m i
-: kACRTITF. :AND - YOUNDRt.FUR. '.
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N'ISIMPs, N. .Ez .Cerriter of SOUTH- ~
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and PENN. and No. IT' SOUTH' Streets, .
- . • ' PIIII4DELPFILL- ... : - - • • ,
, 1
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Ingot Copper, ; Babbitt 3leta.l, :*- Fotindry . Facings,
Ingot Brass; lied, Bismeth„ ' •' . Anvils,.
`• • "• - tel.,' Solders, . .:. .. Vises, • ~. • -
- Pig Tin,.. • ••,:. - Bar Iron, : Files, &C., .-. ' ,
Bar Tin, •.. ~ ' Sheet Iron, - • Did 'Metals, . •
-.- -
Ph , : Lead, • •• Sheet Zinc. .• - . Old Copper.; :
Bar Lead,. • • . 'Steel, ~ .. ',-. : :01d Brass; - '.- ,- • .
• Speller. - •Baras, •• -- • .• • Old Lead, dc. 14e..
• • •Antimony,„ - ' Crucibles.. ' • '-• • ' : '
... re - New:an& Second-hand. Maehitihets.‘ and. Black
smiths. Toole. and Steam Bngines; -bought and 501 d...:.
gli:r" Articles of every description in nee. by Ninct4P - .
lets and Fotusdrymen, ft:imbibed to order; ..
_...*_„•. •
• - Cash paid for Scrap, Iron, , Old Bails. and••all kinds of
• Metals. • • ' . ....- •,. • • • fFeb.l. '53.-6.-1
umT REcEiv.EIA,
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.'A hettutifal stock - of.
Watehes, • -• • .
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Jewelry; : • ~
Clocks, • • , • ,• •
• ' • Plated Geode; Mall kite
. Porte 11111innaii,
Traveling Satchel
glitter Ware Sc IPancy.Gooets
.
Also,ltnitisortment of VAN KIRK • A
COI'S celebra
fed Chandeliers and - Gas Fixture*, 'Bronze
Statuary. _Portable Lighter etc... etc:. • • - •
Ca I'rticbini attentiotr.paid to • the repairing of
Wntenee.: . Havirigbad the larrest experience in the,
very first manufacturing establi;bmenis Europe we
-reef warranted in assuring erery'obe.who will patronize
thitt. we will be enabled to give satisfaction..partien
- larly . hi all the liner • cisee of work; ruck se • ,
CHRONOMETER; • • •-
• • 1413 - FLEx,
ENGLISH - &*.glit:TlS PATENT. -trElf.,S;
2.50 to .8 00 each
2 50 to 8 00 each
5 . 00 to 15'50 'each
S 00 to 15.00 each t
4 00:to* S 00.iatbi:
. . .
.. . . .
.vvonld reggire... We shall • endeavor, `by a . straightfor
ward course, tp pleaee every reasonable per. . ..
• • -.. .• ' • Practical Horologists and Jewellers:
. . . .
a 00'so i 0 00.eneb
ESTE US COTTAGE
• .
,• Are. not only unexcelled; but they are•absOlutely 1114.
equalled by any.other•Reed InStrument in,the cuntry.
Designed expressly•for Churches- and Sehdols, they are
found to be equally • *ell . adapted to, the 'parlor and
drawing - room.- • •For sale - . .. •
•-' • •
No. IS S,EVENTIL St.,' PHILADA:
BR,s,DBLIRPS PIANOS, and.a.'ctimpl.de
assortment of the PERFECT MELODEON.'.:,"-
• • :.• • . • 3fty,••
. , .
ri AL BENCE T ' 0 111 G A.NS..--36. L. B. POWELL, ..
.‘:-' of Scranton. Pa., is the regularly authorized Whole
sale and retail agent in this part of the State lintiluth :
ing Schuylkill Countm - of the celelirated -
.. An- ,
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initsinal . .. instrument .known a.s - the 5 c
_ - .^... '
.. t 'A 111 N ET OR ." GAN These . i nstru- , ..
mutate are . . recommended . by over two
liundredand fifty of the leading• Organists of the Mil
ted. States as " the befit of their'aces," and Wherever'
they are known .are fast Bllpereeding :the Melodeon.
-both in private families add . diuretics. - Price.. -range
.from izllo t 0 .56300,. • .111. r. Powell also iteePS . on . hand a
.eenefal aseortment of PUNOS, MELODEONS.
-MUSIC. 1.11;5...8C WOES, &c. : Ordure will lie filled and
. cirrulars Sent free of postage: -by addressing . him. at,
.ber.lnton. - - • . , . .[Sor 19,.'64....--4i-Im*. .. '.
.
r i lASIIIION."&131 CLOTIIING.
.1- , • .. . - . .
.• .lnet ripened, a eplintiM. asgortment.. - Of Foreivr. and
Diirnestic CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and- VEST.' '
11
INGS; which' will . he cat. and lit in the latcat and ..
nioet iiiiproied etylft, at hie-Old , Stand, Market: -' '.
rc
itet; a fen doom above Cehtre, gottsyine:. ..'
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HENRY MATTER, Merchant Tailor. •
• Pottiville, March 5,..144.. •. . . -• . • . 10-tc : . ,
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Cl lIIF.A.P. STOMP EV. ITILIVER.SVICI.E.,
J—The-Tilitlersigned havingpought out. the of
Mr. Abr. Triint; corner - 6( Sunbury and . Third - ,a , reet,'
are prepared to nifiply customers at the loweet-priree
with all. kiudh of Dry Gorida,'Queensivare,. Grciceriee,
l'rovi.,:icitir,.Flour; Feed, Sc. • :- , ... • . . •
• NIERMANR '.-S,'PHDER.
2.3 m• . - : . •
311nerseil . le, Jan. 14, ta
TAV(74IF $ ' - TVA 'F CIIE S ' S. • • • •
. . • . . .. . . . . •..
1 -A Same .s.smortinent of Watches— Amerriritri,.
English and Swiss, in Gold and Silver,'Shgle ''.
: 1
and -Ruining Cases. Cases. An : examination le .re , '
spectrally Fol icited. .• ' • -'; .IL C. GREEN. • .
• Watehniaker and Jeweler. Centre Street, Pottsville
. ..peceinber Pt, tai - . .•: • .- ':- ' . ' '-. Lo- .. • -
•
'l_4ll Qti n 1 1 111..ATII%1G.Jugt.: ref:sired,. 'Burets
•Slatiag,. for Blickboar . de. :For sale at -
. • .'• IS - BAN:IAN'S ••
11 , 1.1;; , t - nre. Csnti's at.. PniOsille.
MIME
ei ECU 1D15,014:A.--Cheek Books on the
NATIONAt.I3A.NIiOf Puttavilletilso
on all the other 8211101, for aalr at "
. 7 . • , • _Bonk and Stationeri Store.-
(1 LI RIPIT 31 ALS PE Et4lth SIT
MORT3IENT OF 8111;YEIL , WARE:...
Such it: oyster. tureens, nutter. dishes, cake -- basketa.
ext‘tors, trait diabe!.- inner! Ac. Also,ve.3ll. !elected
stock of silver knives,' forks, spoons. cake kniies, pie
knives; ladles, napkin, ringe,and everrarticicut table
entlery—for sale cheap. by. 11: - C. - GRXEN.
Watchmaker and Jeweler, : Centre. Street. Pottaville..
rt.E. - BOWEIN, :-: '-r - ' -:- _ • * • :1. - . .. ::
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PHOTOGRAPHER . _ "
Rettpectftilly;.annonnces . to. the citizens of Pottsville
and vicittig that he 'has taken and-fitted np the PllO
- in the-building at the North:
bast corner ,tif Centre and East Market street, where he
is Priparedio iurniSh in the highest style 01 -Art,NIG
NETTES. AXISROTYPE.S, CARTES OE-VISITE; ake,,,
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I . rr - Hes ,
asks a share of public patronage. and hope
by strict" attention , tabusiness and courtesy; to receive
I • grr•Calland examine speclmens of my work. • . .. •
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11111.1.1f4:113.SIGURG 5T.EA31.44,A.W -Mill:
-Ti. The Undersigned haying large: Steam Saw-Mills,.
unii a fine stock Of Pine. Oak-,and:Jlemlock Logs, at
Miliersimrlt,' Dauphin - - County, Pu.. •are 'prepared: to
.manufacture, and forward to order,•the heatriest bills Of
Lumber for Breakers, Bridges; - Ship.-Boat and Car Urn-,
her at short notice, tothe.cttiea of Pliiiadelphia, .Thiltl-•
more. - .Washingtontind ;Caw Ydrk,.or to any points on
the-Delaware River. Union. Schuylkill; Ilarltan..Penna.
cir Tide Water Canals. or -on . .the .Northern Central,-
Pennsylvania or other creineetiiigTailroads:: Address
N. C. FRKK - ACo., : -
.•
Millersburg, Dauphin Co., Pa. :.
ERZ=
WHOLESALE -*D.RtTAIL'DpALERIN
TOBACCO;
Feb. 21. '6l
, . . .
CIGARS ;
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CittiteT St., Opoiromite tlw Toinrii•
• POTTSVitI.I,I3:
..'&''Rij - B.L.ICSAVES .
Azisatirik**D .: 'aura:Ors ,- COVUT
pursuint to wideiwetl6l..oiqx Court of the
•County of scisnyikillithkenbscri .-.„Trtusteet -.of the •
Estate orWillhus,'Eletenir.9atet' the , of ,
Hafee; - . .deeertised, win expose to 'sale, by •
„ •
SITINDIT, th e 25th" day al February m i tt
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at 10 welts& lathe forenoon,"at the Public House 'Of •
liargaret Koons:. the said Borough. • , •
. A certain lot of ground,"entuate ' 'the
Brix
oagh;afoneaa_id, bounded -shathweit bvidt orJoba
Christian. norttowest.try an alley, neithesit , byqBb." G.
and southeast by Front street, being pert''of lot - No, S.
in. said. Mainers addition. enntain..in front, 'an
Front atm:et, 30. feet, and, is depth 136 , feet,. more or
No: 5. eertain twn:sterj brick dwelling innseat
.frame stable and lot. of ground. 'situate in'the i ti
iforeald Wrough, bounded southwest by No. 5, ' •
northwest by'atr.alley,.norttieast Teter street, ,
andisoutheastby Front street, being part of lot 'No. 8
in the itcoreeraid :addition, containing: in - .front - 30 feet,.
and - in.depth 150 feet, more or , •
- No. L ' A certain-lot of gronnA Situate In the Bor
ough aforesaid; bounded southwest by Lydia °silks's, lot. •
northwest by an alley. northeastby No. 8, southeastby -
Front street; being:parte lot No ..11 in . said Kiehners
adclitiou,.contairdng in front:9:4 feet, and In„ depth. 220
'feet, *sore or less. :
No. 8. A. certaip lot ..of ground. sitoate the •Bar-
ongh aforesaid. bounded Southwest .by. No.:, northwest
by an alley, northeast by No. 9..an.d sontlfeest by Front
street, bei*part ofkloteNoti. 11. and:l2sn said addition
to Sctinylkili Haven, containing hi : front:24 teet,lnd in
deltas 204:1 feetr more of lere. ..• -,. • .
A certain lot of ground:situate' lithe Borough
aforesaid. bounded southwest by No: 8, 'northwest by
an alley. northeast by-No. 10. and southeLst by Fronk
street, being part of _lot. No:12 in - the aforesaid 'addi
tion, containingin front 24 feet, and in depth 182 . feet,:
more or I . ns: - - :
No certain lot of grout:id, situate In the
origh.aforesabi, bOunded southwest by I
. N0...9, north-
.rest by an alley. northeast by No. 11,. and sontheastby
.Front street. being parts Of lots Nos. Wand 13 in said
Kiehners addition, containing. n front 24' feet, and in
deptirl64 more Or less. .
N0..11.• A certain lot of-ground, satiate in the' •Bor
ough aforesaid. - bonnded southwest by.. No.. 10,, north
west by an - alley, northeast by No 'l2; and southeast by .
Front street; bein,g, part of let No. 13 in the aforesaid
addition. containing in front 24 feet, and in depth 140
feet Mere or leak .. •
N0..12. A certain lot of gronnd; situate in the Bar- .
ouch aforesaid, bounded southwest by No. 11, north
west by an alley, northeast by a fortrfeet road celled
Dock street, and southeast by'Front street, being part
of lot No. 13 in said addition, containing in front,. on
Front street, 30 feet; ;pd. in 'depth -.135 feet, more or
. .
• No. 13. A certain two-atom - frame -dwelling house.
with a IX-story frame kitchen attached. a frame Stable
and lot of ground. situate in the '''Borougb aforesaid:
bounded - southeast by 'lot of Henry ' - onto, northwest
.bp an alley. northeast by lot N0.•14. and •aciutlieut by
'Front Street. being lot No. 15 in saidKielmer's addi
tion, containing in. front 40 feet, and in depth,l2o. feet,
No. 14. A certain lot tit ground, 'situate in, the. tor: :
o'ughaforesaid.lbOunded.southwest by No. 23, :north
west by in'aliey, northeast by part of No. 16, and south.:
.east.by.Froilt street. being part of lot No:- 16. in 'said
'addition, containing in frunt3o feet, and• in depth :100
feet. more - or less: .
No: A.certitin I,,kf4thiry: dwelling. house, with a
one-Story - kitchen and lot of gmund, situate imthe Bur
..ough aforesaid,.• bounded 'southwest :by Deck , street..
'nOrthwest by,lnt of •Geurge , S. "Gele t wite,• northea3Yby.
,'an alley. and southeast ,by.lot of Charles - Bourke, con.
• tairlih,"' in frOnt,on Dick street,•*9.o feet, and depth
1133 feet. more or lesg.•• • • •
I .. Late the of yield deceased.' • Terms - and condi
tiOne' Made known at the time and place Of 'Sale.' by
.• .• ' J°111'; P. 11.0 BART, Tnyitee. • ;
• By order of the Orphans' Cotirt, .:A Douayays,-Cierk.'
••
•. Pottsville, Jan. S. .05.•. .
puIILIC z. SALE.
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Will he sAldatPtililic Sale on the • prembtes now oc.
curied by -Peter Beaver, near Ringtoyt•n. Union Town- 1
ship, Schuylkill County, on. • ,• .
• . WEI)AEgDAY., MARCH . 1,. 186 . .5 • . -
The folloWing described property,. to . A . VALLT.- r
ABLE FAR3l:enntainirtg gOO acres,,more .or less,
acres of which Ir.uleared, arid about :r•O .acres of .rood
- timber land: a Young , Orchard t• sun bli , thehr•rif•Linue
on-the' Farm. not spread; - A . FRAME' DWEL-
.LINO HOUSE': A - GOOD BANK BARN.; Wag -to ..
on Shed with Corn Crib ; ;Straw Shed and a good.
Sprlng and Spring House. t het eto• attached;. ARMY
road'runs• through the •parm ' with a Switch attached,
which maker , it convenient for Lime. CU..- • -; .
:This Gurm . iSlocated only' nine miles • from 'Mahanoy
• City and ab out seven from glisuanduah . City;.:theliest
markets iti the State; • .
If'the property is not sold'. on the day, abova:met.
tinned, it o. ill be for rent. • •
For. terms and condition? `of sale apply to DAVID
DAVIS.. Esq.,"near the premises. or . • • . •
• - ' . - •VAIsIDUSES, Pottsville, .P.s.•
• , .
puitLic SAL - • •... - • •
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• Will be sold tit Public-Sale on - - -, •
. , . TIESD.AI",•• February . 11th; •• •• -
On the . premises,' a ; 11otie and Le,. situated in
Town •of Tremont, Schuylkill :County.. frontirig. on
Main Street.ih a:iid Town;,and numbered 41 in the plan,
of said Town. .The loi '.'24 . feet..front.onsaidzi
f.:treet and runs back a ..epth of 140 feet., to Pop..
lar street. • !There is elected on the premises a
two story frame - dwelling house.. :There is. also a *ell
of - water-and bake hoaseheld, jointly by-the adjoining
nnwoe. • Any Person deSirineto view the-premises be
fore the day of sale Can apply to Esq. Wolf in Tref/Mut.
The, sale • will couniience at 1 o'clock of said. day
when 'conditions will he made knoirn: .1 1`o be sold as
'the,properly of Samuel Luckenbill by : • . •
8; . • JOHN' CON - FA A' Agt. • •
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•
.01U IL,110: SALE of PE - .P rep.
erlY--The subscriber will' eel) at. Public Sale of
•• TUESDAY,* FEBItUARY list, USES,: •
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On the premiSea. - in Union Township. Schuylkill Coon
ty..(near Ringtown,) stack of Mules.and Farming
Irimleraents, consisting of 8 fine are coming
4 - years of age and 3 are coming,o Years.of age,l.4 hors,.
es, a lot of sheep, - Shoats, plows, 1 Marthear
p10w,.1 Fide hill ploYe; 3 Hoes idows. I-corn 'plow. bar
rove. -cultivator. 3 pairs ot,bob log wagons.l
tritck wagon.-t: fonr-hase.wegons; if suitable for six
• Darden.) 1 sleigh . , 12 sets of harness, collars. hlindlialt
ers.....check, lines.- • traces , cliains, - . fifth . -chains.
speader chains, single-nd donne trees, wheelbarrow.
- grubbing hoes, ,shoreli, fOrks."andTakes,. winnowing
mill, grain cradles. grass scythes, - erOsscut saw, carraint- .
:et-loots, 100 bustinla potatoes, empty barrels'. and. hogs
-heads. - and many-articles not here•entimeraterl. . - •
Sale to commence at 11. o'clock, and*Conditiona made
• • WILLIAM DAVIS. .•
Ririgtown, Feb. . - . ..6-3t
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0 COURT.. •"
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To be saild et Fuhlic I.7endne., nnaer an orderot. the
Orphans• Court of Schuylkill Couiity;, on. the
28th of FEBRUARY,, Inst.; • •
At 3 o'clock in the Afternoon-All that noted Tavern
'Nouse and.etand - called the American Rance, - in Potts
ville. Schuylkill Corinty, situate On Centre street:
at the corner of Union street, .bounded by ilia,
etreets, the Reading Railroad Depot and proper ,
ty late of Isaac Severn: being about' ninety feet hoot
on Centre street and cunning back to said . ' lm
pmvernen cons ts consisting of a large and, substantial . three
storied Brick Taiern 'House, with - basement. restanranh
:barber shoji; large stable;. and' other ont-honee
.inge. late the estate or.iiihn C. Lesti f i, - , deceased.sale to be Oil the prethisea„ and terms' made known
_by- • ' ; .; N. JONES. Trizstee.
_A,. bnFIRMAN, Clerk of the 9ri4tantr.Ceurt. .
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.T. - 4 1 2C EC (IT HOSLE.- 7 The xtridersoed,
'AA . .Executor of the last" will and testament of WM:
MILES, late Or the Boromth of Pottsville, •deceased,.in
pursuance of directions contained iv said will,. will ex.
pose to public OW at the Public Ilotise - .of JESSE D
.HUMIIELL.EIt, in the Borough of .Pottsvitle, by
- SATURDAY,' the 18th • day rof•february, X 65,
'At 10 o'clock in die mornink.ibe 'following real estntf.
cectainiot of ground: . situate in theDdrough
of Pottsville. fronting hp Market street, boundlit
ed by lot of-Samuel Meyers. deemsed.•.onAhe:
east, containing in front on Market street 20 feet,
and in depth 1.11 feet;" with.the appurtenances, eitniist
ing.of a Two..and-a-half Story.Frainc. Dwelling House
. w - Ith-Stone Basement, late the estate of William Miles,
Tenro and.cgnditbine t,f inarb , known by • -
SAMUEL, CLIELSMAN'Executor.
5-3 t
Feb. 4, '65
PRIVATE.S.M . ,EB. ,
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OR $A I:ll:.—The 'handsome 'property, - touslit
• .ingofiliouse and Lot Situated'On - Second Street,
between Sehuylkill Avenue and Silver • Terrace •
The lot is one hundred and ten (110)' feet on Sec-121.
.
ond-street, and thilety•tiklit..C. , Bl feet' otilthodes • •
- and• Prince streets' fronting'. three streets).- . There are
some forty-odd' Fruit Tree-. ibe,ehoiCestklnds: Al
'so, Grapes, . Strawberries. Itaspberries; • LaWton 'Black- I
berrion; 'CUiTalltS, Gooseberries, and a- fine selection'of
Rosftand Shrubbery on the premises: - The. house iis
nearly'new*, and in - excellent - ectuditinix,:containins 1 •
roornshnd a kitchen. There:is:a never-tailink.well
Water, - with - kg - 6.d Pump, Only .a fiw feet trorn the
kitchen door. Also, a good Stable; nearly new;' and.
large enough for two horses:.: • H• • . • - .
'-•Y.ereons wishing - to pnrchnse, would do well to exam=
.:Temns easy. aid title *perfect:- *For further par
tlchlars,.engalre of . • • - W. - IV:- . P.OTTS. • .
• • "At the Alortimet- House, • br , on the premiait...
A DEMBAAllteli RESIDENCE:. FOR
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The- nrulersignetthating Riven' pp his business in the
Borough of .Cresaona.lor-the purpose: of going to ale
Ail Region, will. sell'. on reasonable' terms a Brown
Frame Cottage Dwelling, with nine 'mime; two-' - n il
and-a:half stories high. with one , half acre lot ll: q
.attaehed..; Front buildingrinx2.o feet, back
inettil6:feet, bounded on three aides by public:streets:
A-1361.'6'. failing .
,spring of excellent ..vater near the
door; hasp natural grove of shade with a iarie.
ty of choice fruit, 'and' sixty.. gape Vines -in bearing.-
.For farther particulars apply on . the..premives, or to
at.the 'Mine 11111 Shops. '
.
Jan 14, '65
VAI.UAEN.:E F 7 A1131. , FOR: .
. . .
In consequence of poor health - the - subscriber has
concludedto - offer his Farm. for. sale. larm is lo
cated in Kingston Township. Luzerne- ,'..;ounty, within
four miles' of. the• .wy c ymin g -Depot. •with'good roads
and : down grade to market. - The. Farm' containantiout
110 acres. one hundred • and fifteen •tinder -good ma k .
improvement.: The soil : is good-and well adapt
ed to either grass or.grain. and being hell water-"" 4 "'"
ed, would make one of the finest grazing- farina in the
county. The buildingettriTWo Dwelling - Houses. - one
large Hay and Grain Darn. one Cow Barn for Stabling
Cattle. Carriage .House 'and - Stable; rind . largett
M
Corn use. . ONE ORCHARD - .—lt is also well.
f.enced, . having . several hundred rods Of atone. •
w
ail-upon it i.. - ircentrillytocated-rtwo roads crossing
at, right anglei near the buildings. There * also a
Church and School House. on • the • premises'' :and until
'Teem:it!! a Post Office.was. kept at the.place for sixteen
years: , fr 1411.:AR Tfilt BEST MAISKITTIN !rid
It-is' - aiti) ‘ getheell - desirable .property, - --ind person
s haring mi - they-to•investin real estate would well - to
-call on the Subecriberand.view the premities. Any one
desiring further infor m ation can on or 'address the
Editor of the Pittson Gazette: or - •
• ' , RUFUS CARVErt,:, • •
Wyoming, Luzenid. Co.; Ts,
Jan. 14..'G5
.
lityATE SALE 'OF • • VALUABLE)
P
.' REAL ESTATE. . :
I offer. at Private Sale a valuable . .Farm, *.cOn tabling
160 acrea.',4 of which are under 'cultivation, situated in i
Schaylkill Toivnahip, Schuylkill' County, about two'
miles from the Borough of Tamaqua. -: .•• •
The improvenients consist of-s convenient andA
comfortable .Dwelling .I.louse, .Spring 'Bonee,
good. Barn, and other neceasary • -
- Title clear and indisputable.- .
If hat sold before the First of March • next,'. it Will foal
rented. • apply to JOSF.PII W.IIITCRELL, or
EL - B. GBABFF:-Attorney at Law,
Tama, ,
JannAry
OA 15.4,L • valuable FARM and pleasant
country residence, situate in. East Hanover Town:l
ship. 'Lebanon county. Pa.: -on the Jonestown and Her.
risburg road. one•lntlf, a W _est Irif Mt. Lebo,
Mtairiing about 5.5 Amman . . About T acres j :IL
islroodland, the remainder being under
• grkst cultivation. fenced, and the soil
well adapted to the different rrops generally raised ip
this Section..-The buildings fikeativ new) area BRICK
HOUSE, BANK BARN, large Vey - Barn, and other Ont;
building*: There !San orchard of young"bearing treee.,
:with at addition of others lately set out. on :she premi.
sea: . ' A With Pump; is: at the house;' also - rW ,
ning.wateeln most of ..t.he fields. - ' - ' •
Forturther partbmlincipply by letter or ;pet**
tethe sabaciibekott the prembw- P;O:iddiese:the!!:
• • • • THOS • ?"181LLI01.
Ir.mt:geeoyell;Tpy,.Atig. • '•
r088•1848illeAk
- • a rasoahle tertntwilß. N.q.;
MEDTGINAI.
Wigt!s"..:'.l3als*
_._,.::_
wiLTY-.-.v.il...sg:Ryl:
cif tp.* Oldest 42id Most lieliabie :ftensedies in
. • the IForki for
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Colitis, Colds...Wbespiag , Osiligh , Brea
chilies; DitiOaltyof Breathing; &stimuli,
-. llroarreaciat; ire *Tbrinit, Crisp, - • • '
. • -
...
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THE THROAT, LUNGS AITD OHEST,
. .
ONSTY lONT
. . -
WISTIEVS • .1111.3411 OF ":.WILD CHERRY
So ivies] has.the nient this remedy toeconie. and so.
popular is it everywtrere, that. it is unnecessary to re
count its-virtues: Its works, speak' for it, and find ut
terance in the abundant and voluntary testimony of the
Many arhck.froarionk.aufferlog and settled disease. have.
-by its tile been restored to pristine vigor and health.- -
We can present% masa of evidence I:proof of our n
sertiona, that' - •
. CANNOT HE DISUREDIrain. .'
: •" . The Rev. -7netob "feebler. •
,
Well known and much respected-among the .Ger.
man *mulation in this country, makes the follow
ing statement for the benefit of the afflicted :.,• •
• , • HaNcovrii
.Deisr Sirs :-liaving realized in my family im
portant bepefits.from••the use of your valtiabl
preparations.—WisrAn's BALSAM Or IVILD enErati
—it affords me pleasure to recommend - it" to the
public. • Sonia eight years , age one of.. my daugh
tere seemed to be in-a decline, and little, hopes of
her recovery: vere entertained- I then. procured a:
bottle of your excellent • Balsam, and before she
had taken the• Whole of the contents of the bottle;
there .was a greatituprovement in her health. I•
have in my Individual case, made frequent use
of. your valuable medicine; _awl have. also been
benefitted by it.
Frisian joule. Smith,.
President of, the Morris County Bank, SforristoWn,
Having uSed Du. WiarAa's Balssx or ..Wild>.
CAZar.l.for about fifteen years; and having real
ized its beneficialresults m my family, it affords'
me great pleasure in recommending it to the pub
lic.asa valuable remedy - in cases ofweak lungs,
:colds,. coughs, S:ol, arid a remedy. Whichl-consider•
to be entirelydunocent, and 'may be taken 'with,
perfect safety by the ~most delicate:in health."
Froni.lioit. Joitta E. Smith,
A distinguished .Lawsyer Wosuuinster; Md.
hai - e on-eevcral OCO:lBloLlSutied IVisr-ul's -
BAPSAM OF Waal Cuzuur for severe colds,
wayif with' decided. benefit: I know of "no prepat-a
tiOn thatis more efficacious or moresdeservingi of
general use. . . •• -
The:Balsam has elaii.beeri used with excellent
effect by J. B. 'Elliott;'Merchant, Cross
.ItOads, Md. • .
Wistai's Bpasam of Wild Cheriy.
. . • •
getmina nuless ,signed " 1., ptiT rs," un
the! wrapper. . - • • • •
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. roe. ail." Ri
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J. P. DINSMORE,'No: 491 tirodd . way....lfew Tcirk
IL. W. lOWLE &..CO., Propriet.46s, , l3tisto¢... ' .
And by ..11 Dr tiggigtit
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Heals Old &nes.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE- .
- cures Burns, Scalds, Cuts.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures WoundS, Bruises., Sprains,
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE --
Cares. Boils, Ulcers, Carmen;
"REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
. ,
•• , • , • .C.nres att, Piles; Erysipelas
•
•
REEDELIG'S. RUSSIA SALVE . •
• • • • 7- • Cniesliingworm, Omni!. &e.; Ace
FAMILY SHOULD BE WITLIOUTIT.
Gam' Only 13 :Cents n Bni. ••• .
J. P. DINPINSOItE, No. 491 lirnadyraY. Neiv
•• '• B. W..FOWLE Sc CO—No.:18 'Tremont .tit....l3oetnn,
and by all Druggists and Country Storekeepers.''' '
July '• • 39 7 1yecer .
•
CHEROKEE- PILLS
HEALTH PRESERVER
CF.RTAIN.AND.SAFE
.
For thi Removal 'of Obstructions,' and the ineur
. • once of liiguktrity in the Beeurrenee 01..tiw
Monthly Periods. •
tar They cure:or obviate those' numerous dlseasca
that spring from irregularity, by removing theirregu
larity L tuielt. , • •
.- • • • . , • • . •
• ix — 'cure Supprelseed;'' Rxcesiive and. Painful
- , E - Zr They cure Green Sii:knei3g (Chiorosia,). - • • • •
'Gam' They cure ;Nervous : slid ,Spinal 'Affections, pains
in the back and lower . parti of the body: heaviness, Fa-.
tigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of thelleart, Low
hese' of Stunts, Hysteria. Sick' • headache, Giddiness,:
etc,,.etc. .In a .word,' by removing the',lrregularity,
they remove the catlse and with it Att.. the effects 'that .
.It7 — Coniposed 'of simple Vegetable extracts, they
:contain nothing deleterious to any constitution. bovreo
. er delicate, 'their function being, to. substitute : strength.
fol ,weakneis; which,- when- properly used, they never :
.• L 3 may he safely aged at any age, and av• any:
period, FACET'S 111. - 11146 MR FIRST TRIMS lif.N7lll9l: during
• which the unfailing nature of theilaCtiOn. would
infallt
bly rar.yrNy pregnancy. .
. 411 letters seeking 'lnforrriation or advice will
• be pmmptly. freely and discreetly answered:• -•: •
tW Full directions accompany each box. ' *. .
. rif - -Pricgsl per.box. urn six . . boxes for: $5. • .
rig - . Seat by mail, free of .postage, on receipt of price.
. Pr'Pariltdaets.sent by mail free of postage. by
. !.. DR. W: H. MERWIN CO..
. .• N0. : 63 Libeity - street,.Rew York, Proprietors.
DR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR!
Or. ESINEIY . CE OF LITE
Trepared from Pure Vegetable Extradts, eon
taming nothing injurious to the most dell-
N'v•
- the klninix'riseS treat the wawa 11(
Lit fire. animated witNcis* life ?= flee s this Elixir 'rejnienate. the system._ and
oyeeteme disease; - • • . •
Or' The Rejuvenating Elixir in the result of inodern
scoyerica iii.the vegetable kingthirri; being an :ent ire
new and. abstract *Tnetticid of cureOrrespetliye . Pf all
,
e. old and . orn-out. systems. -•, • •
This medicine has been tasted by the Most emi
nent medical men of the day; and by them pronounced
tote.one of.the greatest' medical discoveries of the age.
Sir - .one . bottle will curagoaeriil Debility.
' • „Fle - .A few doses cures Hystericain feniales. : I
•IIIIr" One bottle cures Palpitation of the lleart.•
tar' A few doses restore the organs of generation.
From one4o_ bottles restores - the manli
ness and full rigor of ;youth. • ~
C3l l- A feW dues . restores the appetite. - . '
• Ur Three bottles core the.worst OM of .lmpotency.
IVO - Ale* doses cures the low-spirited,
fart OnabOttlerestores mental, power. .
113,74 doses restores thsorycuts.o./ seneicittoiti
it A - few doses bring the rose td the cheep.
...Car - This:rtiedicinerestoree to middy rigor and .ro .
bust health the:lvor debilitated. worn-down *
and de
. spairintdevotee ef sensual pleastire;' , • •
re/ - The listless, enervated- .youth. the • overltisked •
man - of huskies's, the victim of nervcrts.depression, the
individual. suffering' from - general: 'debility: 'or from
weakness of a ainitleoraan, will all find imniediate and
ent relief firthe use of-this Elixir or Essence of
Ira - PriCe; .S2per hottle,:or three bottles for $5; and'
forwarded by Express. on receipt of, money, to any ad,..
rE - The - Cherokee Pills-and Rejavenaitiaig
Elixir. are sold by all.enterpriting Drmrgiets in.the,
civilized'world, 'Some unprincipled dealers,: hotvcrer,
try to sail worthless Compounds in place of these; those
which ;hey can' purchase at.a cheap= Price. and make
more Money by telling, than they' can on these medi
cines. - Ais you value your .health, aye,. the health 'of
your future'oiftpring. do not be - deceived by such. un
principled Drtwists,•nsh for theAi mSdieinet and
. take
M
no others.. If the Druggist will not buy thefor you:
enclose the.money in a letter, and we will send them
to you by Express, securely sealed , and 'packed:free
from Obsermtion....
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Ladies or Gentlemen PM address us in_pgfect conl3- 1
dent-A.4sth* fully and plainly their diseases and symp
tame. as `we.trest - all diseases of a Chronic nature in ,
male or.feinale.. Patients ,need not hesitate , because of
their inability to visit ris,. ifs we. have treated patients
suecessbily in all, portions of-the civilized globe, by
correspondence :- , - . -'. . - - • ..
• Patients adilre4sing . as will plemi State plainly all
the symptoms of their complaints, .'and 'and . write .Post7of
air
Ace, County , . Stale name of. writer , ..pliiin, and in'
close Postage . staiiip' reply .. . ' -- .. - _-.. _ ..
• We sinseraur 34.'jxki Parnphief s rei to any address.—
Address all lettera for Pamphlets or. ativiee to the pro
' prfetom,
DIL W.ILYIERWIN & CO
. . N0...e3 Liberty street. New tork.
For rile by, ursiax . • .SAlloll, Drunrirt;'• :Pottsville
• •
OIVA.Rif -ASSOCIATION -
• , • ", THILADELPEI,E4 PA. '
*.lll4timaisims - ettietieimmitiw seminar- • Vat.
nary . -zawl•• Illexast.eysteali=new and4iellable
tregment-46repartsotibellOWARDASSOCIATION.
--ant bitniithisieslediatererattieof
aISELUN
AbieselVlitrlloll lloWara • •
deli.2lllloollXlllotil `l.•
44724.0111C14: 1 • • _..1 , 1141 •
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I 842 1
!..- • SA.PATti . .
I . •• • - .- • Oat waikeit Oita eaomur , rim .
1 ... -florttha,:thad:,-S ardiftilatiei- Diti . sdadit.
7r 'Emery' ifdeS;•a wen-knows hterehant 4r og
1' t hu e • 50 1 - djarge quantities Of youe..S,ittears.-.
•Nit,L.A.7lent.neirersetore hottle'whleli. failed of the
~ lealred effeet and fultsitisfaction to those whOtook
it. Aa fast as our people try it,thetagree there has
• been no medicine. like it before Moue commizilty.".:
• - -•• ' • • ' •
•ErtlptiOtia, Piniplea;Blotabet, Pustules;l:ll-•
:asers, Bores, had alk•Disennos of the: Eikhi. - •
• '' From Rer.:Robt, Str:attors; Bristol,.Erigland. • .
"I only do ray - dety.tci jeot and the publie,when
I.add my teatimony.to that you.pubUsii.e.f..the me
dicinal - virtues of your SAnsarantt.t-t:: Xy &ugh,
ter,,aged ten, had an -afflicting humor in hat,estre,
eye', and -hide for years,which vre.wern unable. to:
mire until** tried your salthat'Atillzh• '. SNP has
been well for 'One -miinthk," - -. '" • - '.
,-.- , • . • '
.From-,llfrs...facie E.- Nice,' a welt:kilos:o anetlntiril4
. esteemed lady of Dennisrille, Cape May Co•:, N.J. - •
.." hir daughter has !offered for a year with a
scrofulous ertiption, which was :eery troublesome.:
'Nothing afforded any, relief until we tried your
fiaitas.eAuti.t...t, which iooneoniPletery cured her."
From Charles 1',.. Gage,'.Esq.,. of the toiditilasount -
-Cage, Martaly ( t, Co., manii,,fiu:toreri of eacunelleil
-• ..-pvers ill ' :ctiShtil,' W. 11. • • ..
.. . - •
I . had for .'several. yea* a. - very:-troublesome'
humor in:my
.face, -which' grew - toustaidlY worse ,
until it-disfigured my features and - bee. m . es an intol
erable afflirtion. • I - triod almost every thing amen
eould of both advice and medicine, but without any:
relief whatever, Until. I took your SanzAr...tuit.l.a.•
It immediately made mfface.woree, as you told me
11, might 'for mime; but 'in a: few- weeks .the new
,skin• 15egan to form under the blotehes; • and' ma-,
.tinted until thy. face luas smooth as' any hod'ls;
rand I am without any symptoms of the diseas t aiat
I know of. I 'enjoy k:,erfect• health, - mid without a
..doubtdire it to your,-b,,t,tairanit.t.a." ,:.- • -.'• •••
.
Eriajpelaa -•••Generni Debility-•-•PutlEitr ; the
Blood :
, .
_ . ..... , . . .
From Di: ROA.; Sasoin, Houston St.,Neio Yore. • .
" Dft. AY.eft. I seldom fail to remove Eruptions
and' crofulous Sores by the perseveringuSeof your
Sar.SAPARILLA. and I have just non , cured mi l ittack
'of :Malignant Erysipelas with it. •No alterative we i
possess equals the .Smtaaexamt..a. you' have sup -I
plied to the' profession as well as to the:people." • .
Priors J.. E: Jahtisto'n,' Es?„. lriikeisoni . .Ohio:' -.
• " For twelve' years, I had the yelliwr Erysipelas
on wty_ right arm, during which -time . I tried all the
celebrated: phyelciani• I weld .rea - ch, ndtook- hum.
deeds or dollars Worth of
. meclitiacs. - • •The's-uleers
were-so bid that the cords beeime'visibie, snit the
doctors decided thatsiny arm mutt be thnpntated.' I
- began taking your SARSAP.VRIRI.A. TookMia,bot
tles,-and souse of your PlLLS...Together they have
cured ins. „I am now as wel l end sound as any body.
Being in a public place, my ease is known to -eve ry body la this•community, and'excites the wor.iler.of .
. all.'s: . .
Froin lion. HenrO,..ifoare,• 311'f'. P., of ,VeutC,,utle,
C. ir.,•,:i leading member of. the:Cancdian.Parlia
u I have 'need yOur.Sansarattitt.a in my family,
for general debility, and • for purifying the blood,
with very benefitial *Milts, and feel .confidence in
commetiaiug it to the afflictMl.l': :: - . • • •
-,..
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.• . . ..
St.. Anthony's Fire, Rose, - Salt , Rheum * ,
.. • '-. Scald Head,-.Bore Ryes.- - • .
From Harvey - Siader, .F.,141, the able editor cbf tka
. 7'unkhan neck Democrat, Pennsylvania. •• . '
" Our only child,.about, three years' ‘if age,yral
attacked by. pimples - on. his forehead.- They rapidly,
'spread until . they• formed a loathsome and virulent.
sore, which- covered his face, and actually- blinded_
hie eyes fer some days. A- skilful physician applied'
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without - any
. apparent effect. For fifteen days we guarded his
.fiatids, lest•with- them he should tear open the.fes
• teriug.and corrupt - wound which 'covered his whole,
••flee.. :Haying tried everything else We had any
hope from, we began giving. your Smts.tr.y.ltitt.a,
and, applying-the iodide of potash lotion, as. yea
"direct.--.rile sore began to heal when we • had given,
...the ;ha bottle, and was well ]then we had finished
the *mond. . The chihre eyelashes, which had come
out,. grew again, and .he is now as healthy an d . fiir.
as 'nay other. • The whole ,veighberluxui predicted'
-that the child.nriet-dic." -.
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. .
. .
• : • Syphilis and'lldercutial Disease.
From Dr. Limns:Stoat, of St.. Louis; .41iisouri.
" 1 find your SARS.V.r.tr.!LIA a, there's effectual
remedy for, the lecondary syMptonte, of Syphilis
sod for syphilitic - disease thanany.other we inisseas.
Theprowssion are todebted to:yett•for tome of the
best mediciueswe have." ••, . • ,:. -- •• - • -. . ..
-From A: J. French, M. D., (*.eminent phyeician of 1
•
- Lawrence, Masi., who , is' a prominent .
winger-of
the 'Laois/attire of Massachusetts'. ••, •. • _ -.•.-.
.! 1/it...AYER... 31. y.. dear . Sir: I' have foun d Tour
SARSAPARILLA an eXcellent-reniedi. for Syphilis;'
both of the primary and secondary type, and elfi n. tual in - some cases that.hrere too obstinate to. yield
to other remedies. 1 do not know whit we eau em•
'ploy w illy more certainty of - sucoess, where a power
ful alterative fa, required.' ' -- .• ' -... -•-.• . •
' Mr.• Chas. S: ran Lino, of :Veto ninths:sick, Y.. 1.,
had dreadful Ulcers on his legs, caused by.the abuse
of mercury, or mercurial disease,which grew more
and more aggravated for yetis, in spith.of every.
-remedy or treatment that could be applied, until the
persevering use of AYER'S SSRSAPARII.I.A relieved
him; Few voice can be found more inveterate
distressing. than this, and It took .several dozen
bottles to cure.him - '• . ' • .. '' •-•.,-. • ' .
- - Leueorrheea,-Whites, Fereata Weakness,.
.are generally. produced by inter nal ScrofulOus Di:-
,ceration, mutate very often cured by
. the alterative
effect of this SARSArARII.I..i. Some cafes require,
hoviever, in aid of. the SAnSAT.AIII.I.LA, the skilful
application of local remedies. _ • •• : .• , .'
From the
. well-Imluin and, icidely4e7ebratid Dr.
' : • Jacob Morrill, of Cincinnati: • ,
!'I have found your S.tits.l eaRILLA an excellent
alterative in, diseases
.of 'females. ...Many eases .of
Trregillarity, Lencorrluna,•lntemal Ileetation, and
local debt lity,,erisin g fronithe scrofulous 'diathesis,
have-yielded
. to it,. and there are few that do-not, ,
when its alert is.preperly aided by local treatment.".
A lady, •untritling to alloni the publication of her I
•
' name,terites ( .. - :
" 3fr daughter and .myself 'have been curd of a i
very debilitating - I.eucorrlicea orlon. ;standing, standing, by .
two bottles' of.Yotir S.tiliarattim..t."
.
Rheumatism, (loot, Liver Complaint,'Dys. - 1
. . pepaii, Heart piseasii,,Netiralgia,. . .1
.
when reused by Sceorata let the system, are rapidly. `
aniredbylliis EXT. S.-ir..l,tratuf.t.A. - • - .. •
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4
JACOB SECKLER
ATER'S .
CATITARTIG PILLS
possess so many advantages over the other I
plirgatives in the market, and their superiorl
virtues are So" universally known, that we need
pa: do more . -than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal, to the beat it even'
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they hare ever done.
Prepared by J. C.. AYER, M. D.,-di Co.,
Lowell, -Mass., and sold by , . •
.J. G. 11R . OWN - Son, - .and by all tbe.drng
geAs in.Potteville,,alao•by all clealci - slO medicine eve-
July IG, '64
CARD" TO. TIRE LADES.
Dr. DEPONCIVS GOLDEN PILLS, for Females.
Inf aurtecting,.re'gulating - *and rernoviig
4:41/ obstractiiiiis, fevar wiiatercr . anise, and ; •
'. • always sitecessful as a preventive.
These pills' have been needby the Doctors for many',
yeara:both in France and' America, with unparalleled
success in everycaSe ; and he.ie urged' by many thous,'
and ladiei xvhO themS6 snake the - public for.'
the alleviation.Of thOse suffering from any irregularities
whatever, as *well as to present an increase offamily
'where; health will not permit it. Females peculiarly
'Situated; or those .iupposin themselves' so, are cau
tioned agitinst using these Pills_ while-inthat condition,
aathe.propVietor assumes. no responsibility filter this
admonition, altht.nigh their mildness would present any
'mischief to health.: otherwise . , 'the:l'llli are rceimunen,
tied. Full and explicit directbins accompany each box.
PSie . e,. One Doirar; Sold. wholeiale and reetail byjno.
11:4; Breslin . .11c:Spii . , Dniggistry Sole Agent, Centre
Street, Pottsville, Pa. . •
. rr." Ladlea,'lly sending - them $1; to. the Pottsville'
Post .ofileet" can have the-Pills sent to any part , of the
country Cconfldeniktlly,), 'and free of postage,. by mail.
bold also - by R. H. IRWI.M. St. Clair ; BURNS:
.DR. Fay, Tamaqua; and S. S.. Sir:4lN
Heading ; and by one Druggist in eve, town and --vil
lage in the State.. -Whole:Fab. bi.Philadelphiai by ' •.
JOHNSON; HOLLOWAY Jr, COWDEN, 'l3 N.. Sixth
Street. •
DYOTT k CO.. 232 North Second Ft. •• '
WRIGHT & SIDDAI.I-
S\IITH it.SHOEMAlitit. 245 North Third .St
ZEIGLEIII 55i1T11,..c0 r. Secondand (Well Street,
•
Manhood : how Lost, how Restored,
• ' • .llnst published, anew edition of Dr.
_OM eulrerwelni - Celebrated • Ex.
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GIV.T SITCOESS ATTENDING- IT!
• Vsekisiive is k correctlikenees of Dr. Schenck, taken
rmany years ago, after he had recovered from Consump
tion, 33,Y . a course of his ”
Scussou.s . Primoiito' timer."
VMlSkenesix. althOugh It does not represent him:any.
thingiike as had as he waeat the woret,"yet.. it . Is to
Strang cimtmst.with.the hAle and vigorous looks of the
'Portrait below, which tribe true likeness of him at the
present time. The contrast between these two por
itrititefet ea) great , that many would pot believe them to
be the tame person: Yet there are hundreds of 'persons
An and tamund Philadelphia who will reefflnize both.
:portrai nSto be true representatiMis. Valtn the first
was tiken he weighed Uri. poundi; at the present time:
: Oria tin 220 pounds:. .•
TO THE ruma,ve.- - .. •
Thirty years ago ',I wa. in the. last stages of POIn2O- -
sugy Conbumption, and given up to • die. I resided in
PhilsAelphfa, and Dr. Joseph Parish, then of this City.
kit-tiered me to 'ldoorestOwn, S. J.,. a distance of nine
niks. which.took me two days to get there. On my
arrival' I was put to lied, and there laid fit many weeks.
This Was my native place, where oil my family lived and
bae. died of consumption. Dr, Thornton, Who attended
•mv,father in his last., illness, was called, and gave me
- .
one week• to fix up my data. Ile had Seen all my ram
.ily go that way. and thought I wax to go, too: Then I
betwdof the remedies I now offer to the
_public,,whieh
rom..sci me. It•seeinett to me that I eouldleel them pen
etrating my whole system. • .
They soon ripened the matter on my -lungs; "and I
isttiald spit off more than a, pint ofoffeit;iveyellOw mat
ter every morning.. 'AP soon as that,began tbi
my cough, fever, pain, night. swent...S. , ,all began to leave •
sue. and my appetite beauneaO great that. it •wan with
'difficulty I could keep. from eating ttiO„naneh. I: soon
. pined my strength, and I her been, growing . In . flesh,
ever since.% -For many years "I• have enjoyed uninter
rupted good health, lceeping, the liver, and stomach
healthy . with the,Seaweed Tonic arid.Alandrake Pills, as
lam of a bilious temperament.. . My weight is two bun- .
dred dud twee) tg pounds. On my recovery people would
'send for me,; - , far and to see if their ewes were like
Mine, 'For this }imposed pay professional visits in the
large elides. The consumptives wish to -see the. one
that makes• these 'Medicines. and who. was cured of
«inanmptlon by them.. To make new lungs :
; • but cavities in the lungs, and chronic nice:redone
of the bronchial tubes can be healed. Such
,casea are
slyingtourly under, the .ortlitrary treatment,',of
chi n s, and jurst such' are cured, by the proper use of
' Schenck.''s Pulnionic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Man
drake Pills . , .
. . . .
. .
. .. .
. Tam now a healthy Mail: %-it.h a large cavity -in.-the;
middle !Abe of the right lung, the lower lobe very much
liepritizett and Complete 'adhesion cif the pleunt..,„ The
'left lung is sound, sand the upper lobe of the right lung
is in a tolerably healthy condition'. The great 'reason
why Physicians, donut care consumption is, they try to
410 ton much: they give medicines to stop the cough
to stop chill, to 81.0 i) night sweats, hectic fever, and,hy.
•so doing, they derange the whole digestive powers.
locking up the
. secreti!cnis. and eventually the patient
sinks and tiles, After I snake a careful examination of
:the patient' with the • Respirometer,' and (Ind Mugs
enoutih left to care:l - direct the patient how to use the
three remedies. ' Ventove the cause, and they will" all
stop of their men aCcout. "\u - one can be cured of con
itimption. liver complaint. dyspepsM catarrh, canker,
ulcerated thrall... unless the liver and Stomach are Made
healthy. In New England thiS canker, chronic catarrh.
ulcerated throat, elongation of"uvula. is more preva-
Tent than in any other section of the country, Thos
"is
frequently wooed by a •foul stomach. You may barn
. it out whit auntie time and'again: and all they wili.get
is temporary relief. • Correct the stomach, and liver, and
they will littal up themselves, . • "
,'Good nutrition in fhe'remedi.• If you : have any
*ease in anypart of the body, it Will remain there, and
decay More and more, until you can;get the stomacb,in
the ednditiou toAgest food, and make. new' blOod'.to
.take the•place . . of diseased matter. This is the: only:
way to heal-C3Aitte:4 in the , and ulcerated brou
chial tubes Correct the stomach and liyer,„ and nature
•will do the.healing. - slany persons. have an idea that:
certain medicines arc ,"..rent.puriders of the blood. When
• blood is once diseased it "cannot be purified t it is di;"
ceased the same.as the diseased matter ttethe system•;
but get the apparatus in order. the liver and- stomach,
' 'and give it plenty of nourishing food. it will make new
blood: which will take the 'place of that which is di-
Sehenck's Pulinonic Syrnp Is - one - of the beet prePara ,
Lions of:iron in use,it is a ptoverfnl tonic in itself, and
when the Seaweed Tonic dissolves the' mucus in . the
stoinacli, and it ie carried oft' by the aid of, the 'Mandrake!
Pine, the -Pain - tonic Syntp iaminde into-blued. This is,.
the only. way to care consumption. If I cannot get a
good appetite,- and food does not digest. I cannot cure
the:patient. NeVer mind the ceugh ; remove the cause
and it will stop of itself. This is the.most 'trouble, 1
have with my. patients at my rooms. They say, •-lloc;
tor, I feel stronger; can eat; my. night sweats are
-better, and I feel 'better every, way ; but my couch le so.
.bad:yet ;" '-and they Are aetrimehedto. hear me; say that
does riot matter Cremove the caliee.'aed the cough Will.
stop of itself. Scheitek.s Seaweed - creates a trod appe
, the.in about nine days, when-here is no lung disease,'
unless the liter is so congealed that the Mandriske•Pills
cannot unlock the
du of the gall bladder in that short
space' of time...iu order-to allow the stale . bile to' pas;
Off. • . Keep the liver and et - Animal healthy; and there i t
less danger of consumption or any other dieease.. It is
htsrd:t6 take euld whenthoee.Organs are healthy. Those
that :ale. bilious,-low spirited, dreary: - feeling stupid.
.coated tougne. poor appetite. nervous. stomach • full of
wind, everything that taeaten lies . heavy:loss :of me
'. inney, try one bottle of SCHENCK'S SHAWOOD TON ,
is and one box ' - of SCHENCK'S •MANDRAHE PILLS;
.It is only a cost of :one dollar and twenty-five cents,
with full
,directiotie— . • • .-
• This is sufficient..in many - cases, to satisfy-:whit the
medicines. are • Frequently one bottle makes - st..-great •
change. in the system:. Any person that enjoys orduiary
health. by'usifig the Seaweed and - Iffandriske Pillsocea-
Sionally..nilla get the dieeetive Organs in such Irealehj
• condition tat they become 'fleshy. - - I can ' - prOduct , s,sts
number of my old consumptive patients' now enjoyisg I
::goed aealth, weighing nearly 200 peunde. I will con
elude by relating throe cures I have made in New Yorit,"•l
- and which are all different, - and wish ally One who feels I
any•- interest in the matter to Visit- them.. Filet is Mrs.
• harlow, residing then at lnitllou'efor, street, • Her hue-.
band •calltAtupori me at iny.roonis. 32 Bond street, and
•: wished me to call and see her. • He-said I could •do no
• good ; that he had all the best medical attendance, and
all said she was• too far gone ivithi Consumption to be
cured: but She liad heard of some great dues had
-made. and h 6 desired to gratify her wishes. I called,
and Nand and_
lying confined to her bed in thelaet stage
• of bronehialconaumption. and without- doubt must have
died noon. I examined her lunge, found both bronchial
. tubes very much affected, but no cavities had formed:
1 . her cough was very severe :.the spit-brit :was half 'fall
'of thick puss. "'lilac 14a. legs swollen very-much: and
-worse than all. - chrouic diarrhea. .Irer bowels had beep
moved eleven timeathat day. I told her that she had
lungs enour,h.to be -cured. but that this diirrhea hail
'Been of long slonding, - and her stomach was in such an
ulcerated condition that I was afraid nothing could ..he
• done. She insisted I, should try'and do what I could
for her, observing that she could not Met long in the
condition shewae in, and 'I could not make her any
--worse. I gave her first a dose of could.
Mandrake Pills,
• • and. the Tunic and Syrup freely. That was on l'ueeday..
• and by the next Sunday the diarrhea war carried off, her
appetite had•returned. and she could- sat up - in bed and' .
eat her dinner. :•She is now well, and gave - me a long
certificate, certified to by the Rev. lk.• howling.
• Mrs Bartholomew : , Fz3 West Forty-fifth street, came
to my rooms with a tumor on her liver,'. She was 16w
spirited. skin salloW. tougue coated, bowels costive, no
appetite, and last sinking into the grave. • The'said trt-,
rink had been running over fourteen years. • I gave her
Syerip Tonic and Ville, and told her to take them . .bast:as
the directions were primed. 'She orrey
rooms; 3d Bond street in .two'weeke c a me back t
. somewhat better:
her tongue had began to clean a little around the edges.
her skin 'whiter and her eye, brighter, and the-tumor
discharging:very. offensive matter, much teeter than it
Mid ever done tiefOre... She kept gradually, improving,
and in about two months she came to my- room" very,
much frightened. saying that the tensor had nearly.
Stopped running.. tied was- healing no. and that every
doctor had told'her that if-it ever healed it would cause
her death. •-I told her that the : disease had all left her
system. and, nature would heal the nicer np. They are
stow healed, and have been for abobt a year, And she is
.
as hearty and robusta woman as you ,will fled ie days
walk. She is glad fir any one to call on her. and takes
great Pains to visit any•obe that she hears has anything
likr her ease,' and tries to get than to come andetteme.
The next case la Miss Scobeld, Irons Stamford, Conn.,
Mrs. Barthidoinew got, her down to see me, and she has:
been eversince at her house. When • elle tint carne to',
my toning. she was much emacialtd with a distressing
couch,- spitting large quantities of blood. ••I examined !
her lunge with the, respirorneter, and. n all my practice
• never found One with osmium; SO far goneand the other
lung so sound: I could not give much encouragement.- I
.thought she - Wciulti die; .but• to my astonishment the
Pulmonic eiyrup;Sefsweed• Tonic; and: Mandrake Pills
-all seemed togs:slight
. to 'work , - the, lung is all' healed
-over, leaving a cavity' as large tis a gouge. egg :- gobd -
appetite, tine spirits and has gained. coolie thirty; fire
Pounds in weicht. ' She has some cottph yet, which I do
• ' not think it would he of great interest to some unpre
• Indioecrphysicia'n•to visit-these - cases,' particularly Miss -
Scofield. or anY , of . them who -have been cared by my
medicines. -They are numerous in New York ; but: the
above three all differ from each other:, and If medicines
• are dointwhat I represent they are ;•they,ettould have
the credit and the atticted known where and how they
may be cured.. ' • :3, 11. SCIIENCK, M. IS:
• 'Dr. J: H. Schenck can he found at his principal °Mee
No. 39 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, every Saturday.
from 9 A. - :M.. until 3 P.. M., -to give advice . free of
charge : -hut for a thorough examination be charLses
. tutee dollari. Price. of the Pnlmome Syrup and Sea- .
. weed Tonic each $1 2:S per bottle, or $6 the half dozen.'
Mandrake Pills IS cents per box, and is for sale by:all
. .
Druggists and Dealers: - • . • - •
May 21'64. • :.,
29-1 y enw
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They are also prepared to build. at the shortest= no
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HOW -TO REPAIR k' ROW;
.
Tlo..first requisite .
to•liave a dry • bed for
the road Without tbis; , the' shpenaruetate
bf Wiuttever . .'reaterial:it .may be cumpOssa,
will soon. bectime 'rough and . uneven - So m a
sails are . natprially drained
, nnd the, gravellv
stiksoll thrown upon - ihe s urface and rotted.
.ed a Milk. Makes as goOd a path . as need be: N
(Mien need draining,
„and. no amount - at.'
gravel upon. the intrface, make.a -go o d
bpd without it. . We frequently" fiud - 13,,d
places 'upeaa- a . hill-side.where the water :is
btirsting out in , rainy seasons, A r
three.incli tile drain four feet deep just abov e -
k theie wet places would make them dry up..
petmanently, and save a large expenditur e
every year. If tiles are Pot available, mea n .
or wood should be used. '..ThereTis Silo* help
for these mud hOles but in draining the bed.
single . dollar spent at the botloni is .iier t h' .
ten at the top in gravel... Road- Are 30... era..
itaritly in use and the prosperity of the farm.;
er so much: depends upon them; that c o
pains should be spared to . hdye"thein of 'can
grade and ns,Smooth as.possible., All Clasi.
es:in the community : are benefited by 004 -
roads, biit the.fariner. Most. his
crops must go over the road to market,. as
it makes:a great difference With, him 'in
. course of - the year, -whether he be able
•
take, a ton and a half at a load, or only hal!
that quantity. Good roads add
.to the
of every acre lie owns anti of everything tint
he'produces, to Say nothing of their 'Leta,
mice upon his. manhood. They are . a rank
'of the pri;gress.of -civilization, and a prTr!
- good index: of the moral culture of a people
: A.,teatit stuck in the 'mud, the snapping o!
whiffietrees and -briices, the cursing and ha
:4 -
, _temper of the, driver show that "there i•
something- rotten in Denmark." The and
• holes in the highway.undo the 'work. of the
- school houseand the church,: There is at
! intimate., connexion.betweeh the highwa”
and the moral ways of a - people, In utrisi
.
ing either it is . a very safe maxim to " begin of
bottom.—AmeriOn Ay rie;liturist: . - '
FRUIT TREES • SHILL IPLISIt
NO question is - more frequently asked V
the Editors of the - American Ayriclituris: th:in •
.th'e_ above, and _none more dittkult• to ana'k
-There are certain varieties which can be re
columentled for a wide range, • mid otheis -
which - are very . local. in their. 'character,-
The . transactions of any' State S.Miety
show that the greatest diversitY of opinion
exists with regard to'the truits adapted to 3 .
angle State,. The Illinois nor Icultural Sc.•
.ciety. have been otilig district their ?i..ate
into three dill ieut - fruit regions, as. will. be ••
.seett by referring to. page 50 in the
• twist (rTe.bruarflast.- , evident that it
iditnpossithe for any • no teal, or any am- .
ciation of of it, to :indicate the vorietie of
frith suited it) ea •ti panic :ter toettlity: . Now
wha to b:i done ?-' If .one marre has the .
means he can make a serieS ot'expertnientis-.-
-If he is wise he Will make M-e of the exPeri. , .•
men 7 - of other.. If one .wit lies tosses out any
considerable plantation. - of Emit trees, he can
not make a better inves tneut, th in to take
a week of time.and the - necessary money, and
visit Oat fruitgrdwers of the neighborhood.
It one bf.the beauties of Inirticalture that
its true id, c;ples have large and liberal views'.
and are always glad to communithe "their
eiperienee .to others... 1 few days spent
among the nearest fruit growers-in observing.
their trees, and - ilisoui-Ing their me it ; Rill
be of more service to one designing to plant
an orchard tha.n. till the advice that . disfant
horticulturists can give.° . ..
of -the moat
distinguished fruitgrovvers in . the countvy,
and one, win; has probably tested. more.ytiri-.
eties. of fruits than any other,. , recen; said
to us.thatle had-been all his Welt, gather.
needed aaother, life to .
make-this knowledge useful to him.' It i 4
net poisible for i one 'who Ws . ishe to grow ,
fruiLfor profit to make Such experiments as '
these, but it is in-his power to avail himself
of the result S id'
~cl
.0 rc.
" •
"ist.A;ic 31.4 ! .;1Ac.ta:—Dissolve antkuude and a
halt gelatine in a . pint of sweet cream. sweet
en, fa, or and boil it. Put- a I t It in a cup oe
some ice and salt, and Ilia will mould, it. ii
(lone. Color or is.• white.
Arri,Es or gutNcns, peeled and cored, with
the hole made by coring filled with jelly or
brown sugar, and .baked with 'a lit;lc. wine
and sugar around, are ,very . nice : ith
.rard-pour'El , 2 ver.in I baked, ihey.a're rem:
ed abird's neat.. • "
*CVSTARIL).--AAIO four t ggi to each. pin t.of
frdsh u ilk. Reserve part of the- ; white to .
froth and lay; on top._ Beat the eggs smooth,
stir them the milk, aweeteen with the
best loaf:sugar. '. bucket with the ails
ture in a pot of boiling- water. - .Stir. until
crone and. rernore from the fire - instantly.—
The game miiture may be baked.
COI79LATE.-S . CI ape tip one pound, of best:
c.toctilate: and disaolve it.in a leacnpful of
boiling ;rthenmit ail. .im.opfolt
of fresh b come to a - b ;LE
then-it:2ov for the table.
If.yOu will add . -eight well beaten eggs tr.
'the aliove preparation, with sugar; and:balct
cups, you will have ft niceichocolate pud
ding •
, 5 " . " •
71... A.—Use a China tea-pot ; se . ald ft vrell.
AllOwtwo : cup. , of tea per,ron at
teaspoonful of tea to each per;on. - :vel.y
minutes before tea is wanted, pdur on a' little.
boiling water. .'Whenrehtly to be sent to the
table, fill. up ,vith - la piling water. 'Taw nervei
can standtea as strong 'a heaping spoon.
fulni-first ra"e tea w mrd make a cup. :1.".a0
out how, strong y2our family like it, ancl.make
• OnAar.6rra lirssi;.—Make one pint of rich,
cust:;.itiien cold stir in au ounce of bin•
glasEi•Aissolved in a half a -pint or vatyr ant
reduC6d to a-atiff jElly, ; sweeten with l‘ef , ' ,
sugar; mix rt , glass of wine; the juice of a
cOuPle of -lemons, and a pint. of fro:i:P,l
cream together ;-- stir them into The - custard'
when cool • Mould in llanc manage nioulfic,
or cut 'hut some nice slved sponge cave!
into shell's, and !Init.:the mitturu in.
11(}t 141AIK 031:ar, —The 'proper
way to make an omelet, is to take•three
spoonfuls.of for eicl. egg,, aid a . pirtelt
of salt to each one f Beat the eggs light
ly for three or four minute:, and-. pour Weir
intb.a hot pan which a .piece of butte; tb.l.
size of a walnut has been relied Mown:- t
betbre... The mail will
.begin - to bubble ar!
rise n flakes . .iinniediately;:.aud the .liottoe , •
must be lifted incessantly, with a 'knife. f .*
that' the softer , parts run in. An ome!e:
should bd cooked three _ or four minutes.
Made in this way. will melt in the mouth
.
-F o or reduced - some
feet to jelly by boiling; scrape off the eat from, • I
the - cake when Cold. Melt it in a kettle, and
before it.is warm enough to' coek them, silt
in the broken.whitesof some eggs. Boil and
skim well; strain thiongh a flannel bat.;
turn to the kettle With the addition of vine
brandy, itiigar and delicate ap ices, as much
as makes it agreeable to you: • - Boil until it
will, readily congeal on .Ice 4 strain . it
asannel:uufii
pCrCeetly clear ; mould - it, or it
for glasses, heap .it in than in broken pieces : .
Tou:may flavor calf foot jelly with any fruit •
yott ChOose. .Gelatine is dissolied in water
end' Prepared- .by .the same process. One
mince -to-one'quirt of% water in. winter; one
and . sindronnoss in , summer. • •
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