t
-ce t : 1 ' iii Il . " : " . `c--.4 '7l'lloll.
HOW - iiErr Motu'
/ OLT I N IRS 4COILD. •
An individual whom weicill call Mr. Blank
Is a Ka44*o:.%lctigilta'--a.PlOPtibel;te:.l .*
was first attack e d with the;diseasesome3'rears
ago whiteselingbardware to 'sr* mitt - Med
Southern hiethren,"_ audits . he could:bring
his handcuffs, bowie-knives and currY - cambs .
to a better market by anatheinatirlitg the
vernal itholitionists,.he 'did so atiathernatiie
thein,:and tell Into - itegrophobitt as a natural
copse - I:pence. One-day last week, Mr. Blank
bad "occasion tiri,take a ride to a distant part
of the city. ile-wisjest - abOut to'step upon
the c4r.platfortn of &fifth street 'car, when
ltis eye caught the words:" "Cotratur.n.PEn
soxiAmowzn vers - Cart." Theclalrsesers
were . distinctly. printed in black letters upon
a:white - ground, lartt'Mr. Blank •being short
sighted,beliadnot 'seen the terrible words
until he had got close up to and almost upon
the cat:: :With a shudder at hienarrOsv. es
cape, from Costamktation, he returned tothe
curbstone, mid a car without the objectiona
ble placard soon after came-along and con
veyed our "nigger" , hating friend to a- street
Whecnibe. proposed to change cars and pro
ceed westward. It was bitterly cold, lay,
the rierthWest blast rushing wildly, through
the streete,-reddening ears and noses—mak
ing tees - and fingers tingle; and btinging
• down the Mercury in. the _thermometer alnacist ,
to zero._, Mr. Blank stamped upon the frozen
ground at - the street corner while waiting for
a car, and be blew his aching fingers while
pearly drop started in sympathy from the
end of his frost-bitten nose, By and by a
car came in sight, and the heart of Mr. Blank
gladdened at the prospect of relief. But oh,
shocking! There were the black letters on ..
the White ground! "Another nigger car V
ejaculated the indignarit and ahnost frozen
Mr. Blank, and resisting the blandishments
of both driver and conductor, he refused te
be taken up. The car moved on, and Mr ,
Blank skald lila ground with Roman thinness,
to freeze rather than ride with "niggers."—
In the comae of five minutes . another car
came along,-and Mr. Blank thought his tuff
- ferings were at an end ; but no, there Was
theWhite'placard Kith the black letters upon
that vehicle too, .and Bltuik must wait
for.yet, ma - other - car. 'Another and another,
and 3creet another came; but they brought :no
relief for \ the hapless-Blank, for there staring
• • him in the face upop each and' all of them,
were the white placard Fuld the black letters.
Thinks were becoming desperate, the Schuyl
kill was too distant to he" reached - on foot,
the cold was too interise to be home much
longer, and atter 'half an hours suffering,- the
shivering - Mr. Blank determined to take the
nest car,. -"Nigger - or no Ni,gger.'' The
- next car came, the plectra was there, and
the chilled and indignant Mr. Blank caatle 'a
• virtue of necessity and tooka reluctant seat
. . • ,
inside. - *
When the conductor came for his Jare
dialogue something in this wise took place:
Mr. Blank—(his teeth chatterlng-with cold)
—"Look here c-C- conductor are all the di
r ec-t-t-tors on this line infer-fevfernal aholi.
tionists ?" • .
Conductor—"Dou't know what they are,
Blank---'"Well, - 4-d-do,n't you run any
c-c-c-cars where whi-white people can ride
without sitting along side of a big b-b buck
nigger!" _ N. •
COnductor—"Yes; we run no kind." .
• litrAlank—"Well,- I hare.been waiting at
the c-o-corner in the c-c-c-cold for more than
ha-half an hour, and, there's been nothing
-but nigger c-c-c-cars passed along in all that
time. • ,
The -conductor, as he gave Mr. Blank his
change, eniarked that he "didn't know.any
thing aho nigger cars on that line," and
left Mr. Blau - to solve the, mystery; and to
digest his indig ation the best way he could..
That - gentleman was not compelled to ride
along side a "big back nigger," for no "buck
niegers," either big or little, got ink, the car
but Mr. - Blank had certainly seen the placard
on the vehicle, and it must be a "nigger" car.
'His errand took him clear to the depot of the
line, and upon getting outV the car he exam
ined the obnoxious placard. The werds that
met his eyes were as follows : ,
'"AISATLI:G , AT FAIRMOUNT - YAMS: TO-DA.T
The half-dozen cars, :with their smoking
steeds.; that had pasSed while he &odd shiv
ering at the corner of Fifth street, were ran
ged in a row in the depot. He examined the
placards upon all of them, and found upon
each the same announcement. 8o interesting
tothe pakrons of the liasbiog bladea, and the
cutters of '"high , Dutch.". Mr. Blank moved
Ora wiser and Trfstadder man.—Plailadelptia
Buaefia.
Preitir AiIEC*)TE. , - - The • following picket
anecdote was narrated. by "an officer of the
regular triihed.l3tates.cavalry to a. friend of
the writer.. The narrator. was. near the spot
at the: time "and knew the :deserter—a tact
.Which I...nientien as it . has . aiready appeared
in print; but. in a form nit 19" true to life.
One, morning. when Our arMy- was wasting in
vain in the: Cltickahorniny . .w , yanips, some of
our " pick eters,' getting - uP
. a bit of
breakfast:- by the 'road-bide, were - startled
- pees, ky's 7" • •
The eds looked—and lo,'orer the bushes
was staring, With what was meant to be a
peculiarly conciliating grin, one of the most,
grotesque of Irish faces, appended to one of
the worst clad Irish bodies. - . •
"And what`are yeca afther doing, gintle
min. Z.!?
_he inqnired.
"Making coffee. Have Borne?" WS'S the
laconic answer. ' '
"'Viva won't be afther abootin' or f,aptiva,
tin , tie?" was the caufioua *newer.
"Devil .a bit of it, Coale down:"
"By_ me aowl-:--and its very temptin' ye are
—and its iligant manners that ye've got in
ti'rely-;-an• its mesilf that company
the copany
of gintleniin as can afioord to have their bite
and sup of the caar-iy, ivery day. fsure an'
its beautiful that yees make it. A cup is
nothing when it's so good." .
"Well, take another.
"An',! just will.. Sure andthat's'splindid
ribblcs—bad cess to them:'
(sinking his voice to a confidential whisper)
"don:t.*give•ns a divil av a tasthe av the sluff."
". , \Vell--take another cup!"
eYees mil call it bad manners al' I do—
sure an se're so Pilite. Sure ye seem to be
comfortable intirely,—and y:e have iligant
dolts and tbs.. hoigth av
"i hat's so."
` Well by's—(with an insinuating • Irish
smile; intended to be extremely
be/dio b li the .caw -A, and quit the rib
btes intirely."
And-Pat was as good as Ms word. He re
mained with, the coffee and the Union.—U.
s., Service Magazine:
PaZrry lizan.- 7 -A man who would cheat
a primer would steal a meeting house and
rob a'church yard. If he had a soul, a thou
sand of its size would have more room in a
Mosquito's eye than a bull frog in the Pacific
Ocean. - • -
'Yes, and that - ain't all.. Such a fellow
would:rob a,lame goose's nest
,of tbe last egg,
soul - a • rat's tail from a blind. kitten `for
there's nothing low and mean be, wonldn't
do. lie should be tied up to a 'broom stick
and scolded to death by old maids, and then
his hou.4"ShMlid be made into buttons to be
worn on the breeches of conric. •
Ditinr'if ego*s.-7."What's , 4l . at.?"- aiked..
ic7v.6;rster, pointing to the.letter
11's daddp'a name." • • • .
I..t . locichred, IVA X." •
"'Twin: X :lei her, Ws nerne,
seetl...hjrn,write. it . angsny a firne. .•:' .
"HALL, ?'" said a gentleman, who !pet his
servant nut late one_ evonlaz "where,-areynn
,ping al time of night?'For an goftil,
.I'll warrariil " was going fry , you, sir,"
. -
replied the warrant.
. . .
TITOLICItaithS..q
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:7. be Pablfe ink, ne
'51711WDIT;1101111:180 84 V -.
At 1 ceeloek[P-Id...afthin'alleifOtteeof Mlf:ftit&-;
XVIE.AVIIIt; in the borough of. Allnereeille,,All thateer
:Min lot ' .piece of ground -situate in'. ;aid; bbratith,.
bounded leonhwtetwaidlyrhy Church street. ,no_ rpuslit ,
'weedy by Spencer street, southerotwardli by tot'
of Samuel - Davis; and scanhetatifteidY
h y
other
. ..in. undo late of C..p.r :Yost, demeed,.exit 4lo-
tug In front on slid Chiath street?: feet,nne
or depth fiti feet, with the amtenancet- earialating o
a 4-atory double frame dwelhertosa with' Ithoben S
tu:bed, excepting" theecial referee. .; . -
• The said property is vested Intl* helreof Johnittin
'dinner, deceased , who are all of full age.—Conditiona
made known on the day of sale- by GEORGE,ItOSK"I
GARTEN, Attorney lolfact-fOr.the hensa of • , .% •
• . ,4011.11 hif.1:51141 . 44.gt, - deeedreed.a...
• 1 6 3 ! -
mmii 4,;(v
L Valuable. Vent Lands, _674 acres. • 110 perch
er, Schuylkill,Co., Pa., 2i miles frinn..l,ebaziOn. adjoin
ing Lands' of, the LorberrY Coal Company, Of Boston.-
'• Oa Tuesday, liatett.2Btt!, 1863, at 12.
a , tioek, laoa, •• - 1 - .•
. .
Wlll be sold at poblie eale; Atabe PHILLA.DII3I.,..
PILL& .IEXE USAGE, the Panther Bead Tract
of coal Land,. 681 Berea 108 perches, and the Jobalfu.
ber Tract; 31 nnresTperthest. situate in TremoutToirt
sblp, Schuylkill Conuty. Pa.. adjoining lands: of the
Lori:le/n . "o=l Company, .of •Boston, on the e ast , - those
of. the Swatara. Coal Company on the north. and those
of the 'Fishing Crfek Company'. on 'the ' west. • These
lands are the property. of Greenawalt & George, and
are sold, owingto the renelval•of one of the partners
to the Weif.' ' - • . • ..
Drr - A report:made by Prof. • Itob.erts, in lday, 1863,
together with a draft and' other particulars, May, be
build the Aueticrs Rooms. ' •• . . • .
THOMAS - Sr SONS:. •:-'
AirCtioneer3, 1396:' 141 M. Fourth St.
March i,'68. . . ',-. • . %8-3 t
COVIVE• SA-CE irstiatt•
‘-x• bin Real Estate itt.illabitaity City.
• - Four edoien building lots. ou Centre • Street, will be
sold at the•Ftnaana.vartslisti, Pottsvill e, . •
.
TILPHSDkit, Monk 30, '65, at Q o'clock, P. N
. . . _
No." 1. Lot No. 1.- in Block : 9, an the northwardly
side of C,entre street,' and. extending, back Jo-Fourth
alley-26 feet by Via feet. '
N 0.2. Lot No. 4, In Block 24, on the ionthwardly
side of Centre street, and extending' back • to. Water
street-55 by 125 feet. • - • • .1
No. 3. Adjoining lots Nos. Sand 4 in Block 0, on the
northwardly side of Centre street, and - exteindug back
to Rallinad street,-50 byl2sfeet. • t
Of the ,estate of Maj. Lewis J. 31.sarrot, deceased.
Texas':-Ten per cent. of the.pttrehlre money to be
paid when the property is struck - down ; and the balance
within tea days thereafter, when a.deed or deeds will
be delivered for the premises, . at' the . expenae of the
f u rchaser or purchasers. Possession givenMunediate
- .
--
ALso, will be sold at the-same time and nlace, a Sur
veyor's Level—an exeellent instrument, and in good
condition. MINERVA MARTIN, Minx, &e.
.
By-her Awy, C. Lim e s, Pottsville,
DettamAa,.. Clerk Orphans' Court.
March 4, '6O. ' . • 9-41..
ORPILANS , COURT $A.133
• Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court of the
County of Schuylkill, in the' Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, the .subscriber„ AdministatorOf the estate of
DANIEL STALL, late of the borough of Pottsville, in
the County 'of Schuylkill; deceased, will expose tosti)e
by public vendee, on-_. •* ." • • • -
FRIDAII,*_MARCH 81st, 1865,.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; at the public house -of
Jesse Dnimheller, in the borough of Pottsville, in the
County of Schuylkill aforesaid: . :.. • .
All the right, title and'interest of DANIEL STALI.,
deceased, at the time of his death of in and to all that
certain lot of ground situate in the said borough of
Pottsville, bounded as folloWs :..Beginning at the south: ,
- westwardly corner of Cotirtlaud and.Norwegian,Streets.
and thence along Norwegian street westwardly 60 feet
to the line of land now or' late of Joseph G. Shipueu.
thence along the same, in ssouthweitwardly direction,
100 feet to a private alley, 14 feet sal - lichee wide, thence I
slow , ' said alley and parallel with Norwegian street,
in an eastwardly direction, .60 feet to Courtlaud street,
thence along the hue of .Courtlind street In a north
westwardly direction - 100feet to the place'of 'beginning.,
- .14Iso,'all the right, title and interest of said deceased;
at the time of his death, of in and to' all, that certain
house andiut of gronnd situate • in the borough of
,:Pintsville being the west half of lot -marked in
'the - orn;inal 'plan 'of said borough with No. 01. Sal .
bounded ,on the north- by Mahantongo' street,
south by Church alley, east by the east half of the' same
lot, and west by lot N0.'54, containing in width .?0 feet,
and of that width-In length from Mahantongo street to,
Church alley aforesald,late estate of said deceased. -
. Terms and condition§oiade known at the time and
place of tale, by' • .• - WILLIAM B. WELLS,
. . . .• . Administrator.'
. .
By order of the Orphans' Court,
A. DOII.IIMANN, Clerk
March . ll, •65
PRIVATEHSALES:.
VA . L . UIjEtEIk FAlifil FOR. MALE.
In consequence of poor health the'snbecriber has
concluded to offer his Farm for sale: . Said °lam is lo
cated:in ,Eingston Townsbiti, Luixene.•:;onnty,' within
four miles of theWyoming' Depot. with good roads
and ,own grade to market. ;The Farm contains: about
110 atres, one hundred .and fifteen Under good
improvement: The soil is good and well. adapt
ed to either grass or grain, and being well watt:- •
ed, would make one - of the finest grazing farms hi the
- county. The buildin7s'are.TWO'Dwellitig Houses; one
large Hay and Grain 'Barn. one • Cow Barn for Stabling
Cattle, Carriage House : and Stable; andrn .largen
Co House. • ONE ORCHARD .- 1t it also well.
fenced, 'having' several -hundred rods of stone
• wall lIPOLI 1t..;" is centrally located—two .toads . crossing.
at right angles near the . r buildingt: ' • eri
Thets also a
Church and School House on' the. premises, - and until
recently a - Post Office was kept at the 'placefor sixteen
years. Jr is - I,IFAC: TEE BEST MAimer is TEE STATE. "•. •
It 18 altogether:a desinthle. 'property, and persons
having money . to invest iu real estate would dO well - to
call on the subscriber and view the , premises. - Any one
desiring further information can call On or address the
Editor ofthe Batson Gazette, or ' • - • •
. . -• • BINH& CARVER,
•• - .
Wyoming, Lnkertie Co:, Pa.
Jan. 14, . , '2
-Gm. •
ppoß SALE.—A valuable FARM and pleasant
countryl: residence, situate in 'last Hanover. Town
ship. Lebanon county, - -Pa., on the Jonestown add liar=
risburg road. one-half a mile West -of Mt: •Nebo, con=
• ..etaming about W)Acies. About ;
remainder acres
isis 'Woodland, the being 'tinder'
ood cultivation; 'is - A, fenced, atid;he soil •
well adapted to the different crops - generally raised, in
this section. The buildings (neatly new) area BRIK
1101.75 E, BANK BARN, large liar Bain, and ether out
buildings. There 15-an orchard of young bearing trees,,
with an addition of others lately set out..on the premi
ses. A Well; with Pump, is at the house'; also 'run
ning water in most of the fields. • ,
- For farther particulars; apply . by letter or in: person
to the subscriber,. Ou•the prernises. -P. Cl. address; Oso.
• -TILOS. P. MILLFZ..-
.East Hanover Tp., Aug. 2T '64; -354 f
..e . :GitEENWOODNIJRSERY
Pottsville, Pa.
SPRING PLANTING. • •
The subscribe r has for sale at his Nursery; Green----
wood, Pottsville. a fine assortment - of. " •
FRUIT 'TREES .01? • ALL -KINDS;
Embracing the choicest kinds-for planting .in this sec
tion of contain - which have been selected -with care
both Standard and Dwarf for early bearing. Also •-•
Ornameßtal•Trees, - .. ". •
Such as 'Mountain Ash, Silver3lsple ' Abeles or Silier
Poplar; Horse Chestnut ,' European Larches, ' &Q., ',ate.
Also Evergreens of various kinds:• • -
. . . • Swan. „Fruits, •.- .
Suctral. English Mammoth Gooseberries, Currants;Red
and White Raspberries, Lawton-and high Burk Black
'berries, o.e
stra* berries.
•
Triumph de•Gatici,.Albany Seedling,. - Franc.ive 'Sere,
hug. I ke., 4t.e.:•and Taber choice varieties that do notrc.
quire au impregnator, by the dozen, .hundred or thou
and,
,
Grape Pines,
Such as Concord, Delaware. Diana, CferiDing, and
the'NEW PREAIIIM. GRAPES called the 1.9N,k. and
LSA.BELLA, raised by . lleetor Grant. The former. has
received thePrecaMtioffered for hest Hardy Grape
'cultivated in the United States, it bib*, pronounced
mpfal iir quality
,to any: Foreign • Grape... and the latter
for the earliest ripetung.G,rape iu the country, •of good
quality, tot, , ethes• with sererai other choice kinds.: .
.71Eanimotti Rhubarb Roots and Asparagus Roots. .
All - Atuds of Garden and OrnaMental Shrubbery. ".
.E.itra, Sized-Fruit Irrees.-.
_
We have for gale shout 100 est: a sized APple• Trees
which we will sell cheap, ss 'they - ''must be removed iu
the Spring; some of whichtire in bearing. Also extra
sized Pear,' Cherry anti 'other Fruit Trees, foisale. •
Now is the time fur thoSe in waneof Trees, 'for
Spring planting,. to matte out their orders and send them
is Those-that come first will he served first.• '
•
C3 - nit Trees. can be taken out of the. groundwhen
called'for so that they will nut injure: Our Jives are
raised tin high ground and •mit. be transplanted with
'much greater certainty' of growing -than -if raised: on
tow ground. • This is an, important .eousideratiort. • —
Either call at the Nursery: , or address • • . • • •
• • BANIVAN; rettisrille; Pa. •
RE'CRIJITS WANTED.
QUOTAS TILLED..
'SußsT.lirtrit.s .FUE4NiSLIED.
BOUNTIES_,PAID. • .
.i4tree!, -- bittweia
•_ .
' • O. D.,TENIEINIII.
Dec. 31..'84: ' . 33-tf
TITIUFrED iifiONE
,This Pipe fa glazed inside and Oat, and , for conduct.
tug' water, is the best and cheapest article in use.
PLUMBERS' MATERIALS. • •
IIII:\ F1;0
.
for galls. Conservatories, Banks. Chniahei. Re., u laid
by in in the Capitol at Washlngi,on. and : many first.
elan buildings in Miyake of the country. Theyare of
rations colors; and capable of being made into.. an: al
moat Infinite wiry patteri3o.- Circulars. with pat,
ternsatid prices., sent'en appircation.,
' . MILLER (*ATE.% 2T9 Pearl St.; New"fork.,
, TA i N ips
• . _
LEGAL,
COMMEntlail auw
BANtlialle. •
:1,4'
Mignit SA.LlCo.4ltionse in Pleatant Row— MI6 ;'li s pc•. cludersa Ax„ 1704:.4,
APPIY t° TO w ? IIII34 : 44 DZW I COMPAXICOVfIIMINM" AIIERML
mant mft.
rill LASALIGrOtts , •
F °X 151436E'--2 NEW BOILERS. 34 Inchne fn * Iweirrittorated, Ititwww
di peter. 30 feet long. road e of best Charcoaliyon. aims,
_c om p a ny. tiltattos.
JAB= SPARES , Coal st-'rot4lnine. - leasOverititooo.ooo":Losatt,' l * ,
- gait. 7,.•65- Cita Sines its Orttwuttisi - "
Fon 11113N1C—The-Vtotini Stara 'at Blatt 1 CASII CAPITAL .. . .......
Tomblin Ilea -Dam, either as &private ...
dwelling bonze or hotel. Apply to GEO. LAUER; • - -
Starch 4. •66.-9-111 Ortherd Brewery, Pottowllle. Pa. • Astinna G. Coma,- • S.,ldotins Nrats,
Saito= JOX33. - •701 1 4 MAU";
Joan A. intown, Gramma L: Daimon, -
Commits TATUM. ' Fiascos R. Cot% •
Rona= D. troop, Bowain 8. - Ctanan,
Wultait Wri.tus CONIM 4 O6,
E. Baowir, T. Qtasuron Hanoi. •
ARTHUR Ci. COFFIN, Powident.
CILAELES Secretary.
Azent at Pottsville. • T. A. GODFREY, '
Mice, Mahantongo, near Centre Street.
Dec. 10, '64.- -
.
_ . . . . .
rrIWO COLLIE - 1681ES TO' IGES on the .
' A Wit4a Anh-CO4 pads in: the. Mnhnnoy • coat Di
tliet: APOY In - --, .. ' .P. - Vie:SIikAPER, , - --.- ,
~ F eEL IL, M.--4-St . : . ' . 13ngineer or Minel..
tsoll IRIALLiC.—Four Steam Engines in good run-
I.' rang order, of 12 horse • power each: . will be. Sold
Wilk or , without boilers.. Also onelabulac honer suit
able for the Oil Region. - • • -,7 A RR? SPARES, '
Pottsville; .Ifarch 4, '65.-9-tf . : Coal Week
'W•11111EIMI'lltiVOILLIICRIE for SALE,.
YI Very desirable White Ash Colliery is offered
for sale CHEAP:Wei 'lodated in this:Region... For
farther particulars apply at this offce. . • '
p 0 .LET.-- , The.Stone .StOrse Rolm the
Borough of Port. Carbon; fonterly occupied
by Charles Sillyinank. Co::' Possession given on
the Ist of April. Apply to '
'..biarch.ll.; 765-10-41
OR.: 2.0 feet lota by 120- Met - deep,
F
comer of Centre and Union.atreeta. Font' 20 feet
lota by 100 feet. deep, corner of Second. and Union
Streets. Pottsville: .- Apply to • IL MURPHY. •
Mach , . 30-3t*. • •
1000
ES OF TIMBER LAND
.....r e s_e at the head of WILLIAM'S NZ
VALLEY, - In Porter tOwnship,.SchuylktllCour.=.
ty. 5 miles west of Tremont. Apply to
March 11, 1 55.-10-St P. W, S . IIBAFE.II.' Pottsville.
. . . . .
011 SAl.ll.lr.—A 'good two-stoq; frame
house with back buildings, situated on the ..
corner of Wood and Lyon streets. in the Borough .. •
of Pottsville. tot '2O feet by 100 feet in depth. Pr ice
$lOOO. -For terms apply to' JAS. B. PATTERSOII. '
• March 4, '6l. ' • . • 1 ' 9-Bt. . .'
11OR 'acres , Valuable .Red Shale
'Land for Farming, situated' in Locust Valley.—
There is a tine stream of water,, several large springs;
a fine two story house and barn, and thrh floor. Ap
ply to -R BLA.ND,Pottsville,:Pa.
jaa. 21;. , 65, • 3-tf • .
bit SAL E.--The property known - as thei:i .
•Jl* FOGARTY PROPERTY, corner of East
Mirke.t and Ra il road streets, Pottsville. For
terms apply to • • CHARLES M. HILL, •
Real Estate. Agent.
' 24f
chter & Thompson,
CREEN
CAR
• •
_ •
....',.-::'...:..mip0-y,
13:-.0.L.T..s-:-
itet iron
. .•
AT . RAIL SPIKES;
oltsof inflength or thickness
de to ortter; : '
'Ar;.Centre . a. Mattel Sts.
TO: '65. •. • •
.• ,
D. 9. ALTHpUSE, Agt.
Jan. 14 466.
V 4. NGINES FOR SAILE:—One 46 horse-pow
1J er, with -3 Bullets: one 2s • horse-pnwer::. one 20
'horise-pciWor; ohe 10.horne-power.- Apply to •
. • CHAS. SH 2 LYMA.N, Tottsvide,
- • or to GEO. B. EISLER, Ag't., Port Carbon
Pottsvllle,jan. . • . • 'l.:3m
. .
IEIO.R SALE.--Ain undivided iixtereat .fot
a valuable tract of productive. COAL LAND, in
Castle Township, SchtfylkiitCoanty, now worked
by two collieries_ Apply to . . . • .
FRANKLIN B..DOWEN, Pottsville. Ra.
.. Aug. 30.'02. • . . • .35.41• •
VO NALE.-7319 acres of 'excellent Timber
Laud. estimated to contain over a 0.000,000 feet'of
Pine and Refnlock timber, situate on Trciut
a branch of Lycoming preek, 14 iniless from Wil
liamsport. . FRANK CARTER.
Real Estate Agent, Mahanoy City, Schuylkill Co., Pa.
• March 4, '65. . • • . •94
F 011: SALE:—Three convenient Dwelling/2k
Douses. find 10t..15 feet front and 150 feet'
deep, situate onliinersville street, in Pottsville,.
.the property of Thomas 'Johns. .Apply to
• . . DAVID A. JONES, .-
Office nearly opposite Mine , Bank, s Pottsville.
Dec,. .
1.4 -1 0 R NALE.—Tv;'ONEW BOILERS, 30 inches in
tilluneten 20 feet in length. Also, six .SECOND
RAND BOILERS, 30 inches in dianieter and 20 feet
long.; one mat—iron CUPOLA' for melting iron, with
drop bottom: Also. about 1000 feet of '5.; chain.
r • • JABEESPARKS,'COaI Street.,.Pottsville.
Nov. 19,
.ull.. • . 47-tf
. .
TOON MINES TO Ll3T.Severalr.lilines of
L. Magnetic Iron Ore, fully developed - _ for immediate
practical Working, from which large- quantities ran he
mined at low' cost, with. good transportation
will be leased at fair, royalty, nodare well Worth (Men,
lion pf . Blast Furnace Companies. JACKSON,.
YOrk;,Feb,: 25, 'GL.--2.4t 45 Liberty Street:
• *CARE Bale .or to
Cct.—A First Class Soap Factory.--
The subacriliceofteralor sale or to let a first Ohn.' SOAP
FACTORY in Pottsville, together With a pwelling
House. The FaCtory prePared 'to do a large basilicas.
and.is an old and.prorainent stand For further. fir
ticalars apply to C.' KOPITZSCIL.
;March .
yrowroi PROPER'FIr FOR SALE..;—The
three-story. Brick Building, used as a Store, Ware
house and Dwelling. situated west side of :RAH
road street, and east side of Logan street,•in the
Borough of Pottsville'. For further partienlan , ,
inquire of GEORGE-11. POTTS& (lO.,ll.inet•Sville,.or.
A. S. MOORLIE .A D,•Pottsville. ' • .... -• ,
OWN 811,E. , ,,Lot'situnte
.• 1 in Borough of Pottsville. bounded North by Nur.
wegiatretrOt, East by lot of:Rnialie Macdonald, Stiutd
by a twenty feet . wide alley, and on., the Weat the
Greenwood Estate ; in widtd2s feet, in depth 200 feet.
Poi-further particulais. inquire of GEO. it. POTTS.&
CO., Minersville,-Or A.: S. MOORHEAD, Pottsville.
June-IS.' •• :
FUR SALE OR TO REFIT:—The nnOer
sii..4l%ed offers Torusle or to rent; on easy terms, a
%Minable property near the Pottsville - Depot,' s o
feet front on Coal street and 155 feet deep.' ex- 'IN
tending to Railroad street, ou which Fs erected.a
substantial frame shop or warehouse, 45 feet by 55 feet,
two stories high... . SILAS BALL.
Feb. 14, 'O5. . - T-tf
1,10 . e
U Store situate 'coritei; of.,Centre andSecood streets,
Mahanoy City. Size of i0t,.12.5 • hY feet.: size i i . l4
'of buildiniii 55% by Ea - feet.' -• Stab/e.on lot. . It
is a - valuable and desirable btisinessittand. - Por 4F "
terms and other particulars. apply on, the premises, or
to ' • •• . ' ' ROBEItT, A GLOVER, ' •
• • • Ceritie Street, Pottsville..
FOR P.1.4.1:E...A fine,Seven-octivie .1-lose
wood 'Piano, round, corners, carved legs,
scallop keys, full tone and ,newest style • -
of finish., Any one :desiroS of parch -
mina ean.kie. the instillment. end learr, ' LI • I
the terms by calling at the office Of the - •
undersigned, adjoining the Union Hotel, Centre St.;
Potts Ville. • • • • J: A....11AZE15:
Fcon .. l4ALE,iOne of Smith' Mean'sPatent
. Shingling • Machinw, capable . of cutting
: One
Thousand Shingle* per • How.. This is the
most complete Shingle Cutting .Machine ever invented.
For fnrther particulars, as fo•the working, of the.
chine and price. apply to the subscriber at Millersburg,'
Dauphin County, Pa. . N: (I,FRECK.4t OC.• •
Feb'. It, . : • : 6.4. f •
ALUAIILE' rnor - Eirric fox' • SALE.
V - Tlie Water Power and from i 54 to 2000 acres 61
Mountain Laud, is offered for Sale. This proper-M
ty. is :Rusted in West Brimsnick Township,
Schuylkill County, on the ,Little Schuylldill Riv- •
er and Railroad; one mile' above Port •Clinton, andlS
known as the Schuylkill .Forge. Property.. For terms,
&c:, apply to. GEORGE ft,' WM. H. SCEIALL; at Or
wigsburg. ' ' (Nov 8; .63 43-ti -
TINGIAES: AND ITIACIE.INERA' , YOB
KA SAL E.—TM subscribers have for sale two twen-•
sty-horse Engine', with Bollere;. - one ten-horse and one
five-horse, ;Ow with Boilers two • Lifting Pnrapi, 8
and 10 inch, with 60 feet'of Pipe; as feet of •wrought
iron 16-inch Pipe, together with slot of Pump Bobs,
Gearing. &e., suitabre for eateries. Apply at the of
fice of the subscribers, Itailroad street, Pottsville.. •
GEO. S. - PATTERSON ,t-BROTLIER.'
July 9, ,64
IV SIN ENOS. -LOCALITY; :Pottsville. ---
.D i o L umbcitucn, •Ilinchinists nOd nith
eis.—The Stone Ware House; with Railroad Sideing
and vaunt
street,,
three hundred . feet on the east aide
of centre street„ extending over the Railroad and Riv
er, with front On the Canal; .will he rented on favora
ble•tarrus.-
.Apply to MILTON BCICoNE,
-Centre St.,..l"ottefilie
' MERRY, MORRIS, 209 PhilacLA.
March 4.;135, • • 9-2 m : •
Coal -Candi at APilvate• ale.—The sub•-
scriber; offer for sale TWO TEACTS,O,P
LAND, -. .ocated in Scbuyildll Cdunty. • -. .
'Any information concerning these tracts of Coal Land
will be given oo application to Brim Pieriassoa, , Esq.,
of,Pottsville; or either cif Lbs . subscribers. • • .
• - • • . • GEORG,E,SCHALL, •
• . . • • • WM. IL SCHALIi, • •
• -• ' Executors of lila Estatee ofJblin Schall; date., • •
• Nor; 7: 'CA . ,
• . .
SAl.l6.E.—Aietnall _Parin i -situate about two
It' miles from Mt. Carbon. , along. the Tunibling•Run,.
in North blanherin TownsidO. Schivlkill County, ad
propertyi of the Schuylkill • Navigationa.
Conipaby; Mrs.A.,you and Jamb liuntzinger,•Jr;,
coniatuing nue hundred acres, .Twenty-five of.
which are- clear and -in 'cultivation: ..The're is a.two
•titoryatOuc dwelling house on the premises - , . surround •
ed by choice fruit trers. . Also a log barn and .other
necessary improvements. or further liartieulars apply
to_Mrs. MA,IO.*•3IeqUAI)E at Mt, Carbon, or to THOS.
R. BANNAN, PouSville. • [Feb.
„ . .
FR ti A LE.—Thi , subscriber has now bn hand
aud for sale one t horse engine, ISI inch cylinder.
4 foot stroke, One . 40 horse engine. 14 inch cylinder, 3
fool. stroke, in good itinniag order. One 4 horse engine
complete,. all; of which will ibe 'sold with or without
boilers. One 9 foot hoisting .drum in perfect order, with.
hig - ginii, , boltlN-pedeetala, wheel, 4.,c. One 6 foot drum
all, complete. Two pump shafts with pedestals..• One
ism- suitable for a foundry or for ventilating 'a colliery:
Also tilarge lot of pulleys of various sizes with shaft.
in and ha
and ngem' • . •
... • JABEZ SPARKS:
Feb. 16, • - Coal Street,
.
O" sishscribera istave
•15.../ determined tninakeseveral /eases en -tlieti•mr
eriy; known as the Kesvocar PROPERTY. situated n
Schuylkill County,. and in. the iminediate vicinity ol
Tenc.inoak.. The ground has been fullydeveloped, and
those desiring a ant rate colliery, Can obtain one, with
out making any furtherexplorations of the same..
Nuns geed make application unless capable of erect
inp all the improvements:. : • - .
• Apply.to ULDEON BAST. Schuylkill Haven. &hint
kill County, Pa. Or to DAVIS PEMISON, 207 Walnut
street, PhiladelphiB. • _ • .
• January 7, - =-' . • . 1-tf
pOR SALE. Thzee Story Brick Dwel-A
ling lionse.And - Lot on- Third street, near
Hacker: .
A Two Slimy Friimeilonsvand Lot on Centre street.-
oppceite Reppliers. • -
A Double Two Story Frame' Boise With brick base
ment, ou Laurel street, _ • .
A Two StOry Frame House and Lot on Market street.-
opposite Laurel Cemetery- • • '
: A ,Two Story Frame Souse and. Let on Lyon'stre,et,.
A two-storr Frame 'llonse' (brick front) and Lot: of
Ground in Lyon street.
• APPIY to •
Pottsville, Dec:, 2/,',64.
. .
. .
ICAOR 5A1L,13....-d, desirable . term of 310
• acres aithated in .Westmoreland County, I'll.; four
mild from the county seat and' twenty-eight miles from
.Pittsburg': well . waterednear 'one. hundred' acres of
...e.timber-two dwelling houses, - barn. stable, an
excellent stem saw. Intl), a flue young orch
ard of grafted fruit, the whole land tinder
laid 'with COAL and quite convenient to the. RAW°
which rendCes It Isluable to those wishingto engage In
the Coal tidiness: . Title perfect, price moderate. and
terms easy, .0 I arm 'anxious to aelL For. particulate
. - L inqUireyotu self orby letter tcifter.:A.ll: Foster, West
Chester, Pa., or to the *donde/al at Harrison City,
Meatthoreland Co., Pa.- 410111 i Ifc..FOSTER.
BIIOIIIVATE NAZE OF, VALUABLE_
I. LAND—The 'undersigned _residing near or
wigmbarg, offers at private sale biz valuable tract et
huldultrurteim ;Branch %Township. Sehaylkill Coanly,
_ adloluiuglanda of Passau and others„.ronatilor
acres and allowaacea,, .
This land la well -and..beivily tliArred, consul ing.
iblcQy'of brag Haralock.- - Oakerade m
Chestnut. - Three valuable. - veins ()ICU& are.
alsorautllaCAhreuet, - Ade:. land,' and ballalng .-
„itoueasreaudauktherrea....:The...T.lrmOlat Irap,o
of
Abeam» ,7,iik.4444, riy:uiyucw . paven. nagmAkimumea
through -
CIiARTER 182 9. PERPETUAL
FIRE . ILITR F RA I ANCE ' COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets of JanottrY 1, 156 4 ,
$2,457,849 95.
Capital,
Accrued fliorplas,::,.
Invested Premiums,
nesestllotiClaims, I Income:fir 1864,
•, • 55,.116. ' -$300;000. .
•..
..LOSS 'PAID SINCE ISA. ,
PRII.VETUAL AND 'I'EXPOIGARY POLI
CIES ON LEBNltiai. TEEM.
' • . DIRECTORS `
:' -
CHARLES N. BANCKEHISAAC LEA, -• . • ,
TOBIAS WAGNER, " EDWARD C.- DALE,
'SAMUEL GRANT, • • GEO:•FALES,
JACOB R ' _ALFRED FITLER, . •
'GEO: W. RICHARDS, • ERAS. W. LEWIS. M.D. .
15.11ARLES.W. ANCKERi President.
• EDWARD C: DALE, Vice .
7 President.
JAS. W. gold; ISTER. Sec. Pro. - Tem..
.
. The subscritier is agent for, the above mentioned in
stitution, and .is preparedto make insomnce on every'
description, of • property,. at the lowest rates. • ' •
• • • • HENRY C. RUSSEL, .4t.
Pottsville, March 19, - .64,, • - 12.-tf
111P13 : 1,NEIVRANCIR.
. ,
The Girard Life Insurance, Annuity and Trust Com-
pang of Philadelphia.. Office, No. 403 Chestnut street,
the.thst door East of the Custom House.
CAPITAL--$30( 1 ,O00:--CHARTER P.EaPETITAL.
Continue to makeirlautunes on lives on the- most fa
vorahle terms. • : • • • • • •
• Tile capital beingpaid up andinvested, together With
is large and constantlY increasing reserved. finUL Offers
a perfect secerity to the insured.
The
i neminms may:be paid , yearly, half-yearly . or
mtrtar The add a Itunius periodically to the Insu
rance for life. The first bonus, appropriated in Decent
ber,..l6ll, the second bonus in Deceinher, 1849, and the
third bonusin December, 1854, which additions make
an average of more than GO, per sent. upon the, premi
ums paid, withoutincreasing the annual premium.: •
• Thomas Ridgway, . DJobn A. Brown. ;
Robert Peareall, Jot& It. -Latimer,
• Thomm : P. James, • John R. Sack,
• Frederick Brown,'s• • John C.ll.itchell,. • .
George*Taber, - • Isaac Barton,
Henry G. Preeman, • c Seth J. Cooly,
' • Isaac Starr. . ".•
• • Paniphlets containing table of bites and ekplanations,
form of application and further information can be•had
at the office. • • THOMAS RlDOWAY,.Presiderit.
JOHN iti..JAMES, Actuary. • • •
H 11.31.A.ir lIERGSTRESSEII, -
Attorney at Law,
Ashland, Schuylkill County, Ps. Ottice—On Centre
street, opposite : the Post Office. - " • •
DENJAMOr B. McCOOll., - Attorney at
1-1 1 Lnw, ULLMAN'S BUILDING. opposite Miners'
Bank., Pottsville,.Pa. March 19 '64. --124.1
_
- .
TOON Aitorney a nd Co
selloratl.avc, Pottsville, Sehttylkill County, Pa. • '
Office in. Silliman's new. building, on Centre Street,
nearly.opposite the Millers; 'Bank: . • •
May"2'4, . - • . '' - 21- •
1.1.. IRONER. Attorney itt
1 • .:•OFFlCEtrarket Street, two doors above Cen
tre, Pottsville- Pa. ' • • •
- Febreary.7, , 63
.." , • , '. • 6-ly •
JAMES . II: CASINIEI;L. • WILLIAM' R:
VAITIPBELIL' SMlTlT,'Attaineye at
`l.-/ Law. -,OFFICE—Centre Street, - opposite White
Horse Hotel, ratteville, . , •*:
CIIRISTOPIIER•:LITTI.ES Attorney
at Levi, Pottsville; Schuylkill County, .Pa.; •
OFFICE-4u blatant:'lige Street. turner of Second.
. April :11, 'ST .. • -ly
.
. . .
BUSINESS: CAMS:
T. QtlLureli,.Civil . and. Pliniu~
EA.. Engineer, :Potinviiie, - Pa. '• , •-
- OFFICE on 2d floor of-Geo. Bright's Bullding;Cen
tre Baeet. -• • : [Dec. .64..- 7 5dqy'' •
SI(11101118,- U. ,S. Motel, Civil and
Y. Mining Engineer,. and Surveyor,
Sept. 10,'64.-BT-7 • TAMAQUA; PA •
IJAIARIS .11BOTIIERS, Civil nod
Engineers, Rtmel'ec Building, Second and
4ahantango Streets. - " • '
STEPIIE'NJOSEPHS. HARR IS. JuIy 30. • : -ISeptemner 26; 0 63 • 39- ' •
JLANCODON, Surgeon
• Dentist, Market Street, second && „-.
door above Third Street, sonth side,
Pottsville.
tiny 6, .E.l)
11011 W.l t4ILEAFEB,' PounsviHe, P sa.,' late
1. of the Pennsylvania State Geological Survey,..
ploreS limals, mines, &c,
- October 13,'55 g •
'II_,NBANK CARTEIC, Real Estate Agent,
MAMA:NOY . CITY. Schuylkill Real,
Pa...
.....111tr'Lettur Aadreas-"Mahanoy„City ' •
Match 30, "61-- -• •• r.. •
AGENEY---Far the Porehase:asid Male
. of Real Estate •; baying and selling Coal i taking
charge of Coal - I..ands, Mines, '&c.. and collecting rents.
Mice Mahaniaugo Street, Pottsville. • .. .
• April. 6, ' , GO . .... 14-) . ' CHAS. M.' HILL. ••
101 IN ..A.• OTTO. Manufactuirer and
'4l Vealenn all.kindsofLiunber; Willtimsport, Pa.
'Tune 29,.. , G . 1 • • • . •
.2q-Iy.
PROCLANIA.T_ION!
TO LADIES!
Barn miARRIED AND SINGLE.
The Oldest Regulator for Females
Will immediately relieve, without :pain, all disturbaa.
ces of the periodic discharge, .Whether arising. from re
lazation or suppression.. - They•actlikea ellarra • in•• re,
.moving the pains that accompany, difficult or iramiler
ate inenstruation; and are the only safe and reliable re'-
. wetly for Flushes, Sick, Headache, Pains lathe . .Loins.
,Bark and Sides*, Palpitation of the Heart, NervOu.s 'Pre=
Atiors, , llysterics, Spasms, Broken. Sleep, and - other nn
_pleaSant and dangerousefiects of an unnatural condi
tion of the sexual functions. In the.worst case of Flu
or
Albtis or Whites; they, effect a speedy eure. • •
Dr. tiieesemrstshi Female PHIS
have been used-OPERA QUARTER OFA CENTURY,
They are offered as the oialreAfe means ofrenewingin
terrupted menstrnaticM., but ladies must bear in •mind
'that there is one. cendition •ef.the Ail-male system in
which the Pills cannot be taken without••prodncing
. a
• PECULIAR RESULT. The 'condition referred .to, to
PREGNANCY-'—the: result, ItRIAGE.• Such is
:the irresistible tendency of the medicine to' restore the
sextfal funetions,to a normal condition, that: even, the
reproductive power of nature
,cannot resist 'it. -TIIEY,
CANNOT DO HARM in any otherway. • • ..
• Dr..4.3seeirritniVe - Female Pills . '
. - - - -
are the only 3ledichie that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES wive relied upon for .many years, or' can .rely.
upon now. .BEWARE OE' IMITATIONS I These Pills
form the'Finest Preparation ever Put forward.. with DI
BLEDIATE4ind PERSISTENT SUCCESS. 'IDON)r.
VED. Take this- advertisement - . to
your Druggist, 'and tell him that 'yori want the, BEST
rind most itELIA.IILE.FE.MALE MEDICINE IN TILE
WORLD,.which is comprised h .: : • •-•
Dr. chrescinaphg Female Pi 114.!: -
.Theypave'received, and are now receiving, the sand
lion of theMost.eminent.Physicians in America:.
Explicit Directions with each - box—the. price,-ONic
Dor. area Box, containing from 50 to 60 Pills.
.. Pills eeut by mail, promptly.; by remitting the 'price
.to 'the Proprietors, grimy authorized Agent r in current
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS 141MTERALLY.
Sold in Pottsille by JOIIN G. 'BROWN &" SON:: is
thinetaville by, JACOI.I•S. LAWRENCE: in Tamaqua
by E. 4. FRY arid N. Y. FOWLE.R,.and in SL Clair by .
all Druggists. • • . • (Fen . •
• • •C. G. BRUCE *& , : . PRESTON,
. .
. • . At;-numizrn,
ARM* AND NAVY AGENTS /
Washington, D. C.,
i 'VF ll " gB t Clerlia, l lWi l o ST"rt , .
{
No. 1 LraLts's BLooic,
• •
Pensions Bonnty• :Back .Pay,
Patzahtosex, 'Discharged and .Resigned ontozza , rAir;
• • and all other • • •••'
Claims.. The .$lOO BOnnty due soldiers discharged for
W01111(19 received in battle; collected WITIIOUT DEIAT.
We pay especiaratiention to. claima. in which other at
torneys have. FAILED, or which have been SUSPEN
DEI?, of whichtheresie teas of Itionsazuls, We have
*already. collected and paid over to soldiers and their
heirs over $500,000, and are paylne thousandSdai
ly: .We socure Pensions for 'ten Alollarts and .collect.
Bounty:and Bacir.Pay for ten per eint„ and. no pay un-
IiI'APTER we , have succeeded. . -*- • •
-TOR AWAIT lisa.u.n is published monthly.; And is de
voted to' the Interests of thei:voldiex' and Ms beirs—tof
whom if is ravittisita. 'Write uSand we will send you.
a copy free, or, for. CROIX we will send you by
return et mail a tine engraved tinted' likeneeslAlbum
size) of Lt. Gen. Grant. and MEE Any Thmsu, for one
year. .Ti penunis sending a club of font,' wemill send
as premium. an Olidittortat - Likepem and MIE ITICOALO
for one year, andlor each additiimal subscriber and ad
ditional Likeness to the gutter tipeif the club, scithat a
person sending to a Club of ten and be entitled
to receive, himself,' seers ;Likenesses and Tee Arne
foe oue year, 'al* La any other atunber to the
J. W. ROSEBEBRY
• • - .
. .
• . Waakinetan: D, 1.8. jest. -
We take pleasure - .in aayine That C, ti. Bmce,
hats complied mi.th.the act nf Porigrge authcling cer
tain persona to act as Army . and Navy 'Agents for the
collection of • war claims against the Governin 4 ent; and
Ad recommend him to all persons that barn chime th. 4
trig' tollected.promptly t _ • '
Unit. Sates gepolors—Benistrilti F. Wade,' John
Members of Cert . :gray—E. R. Bcklai, Wm:Jobs:ma,
Wm. &Allison.'
; 'May 28,
NEW WALT.. CAP AND .Irl STORE.
. , •
_ _ •
The undeisigned respectfully inform the citimum of
Pottsville. and..vidnity, . that they hamlet
"tairmi and: refitted - -the Store Centre'
' street, above. Idatiantougn; weal
*Win they will keep constantly on' band:s; rare and
choice euxi . of HATS, CAPS and iIIILI34 I IIOOPS. a nd
a thsek assortment of MRS, 'which 'they; on
,tessonabinterme.. Tins - patronage ofJ,liiipitl2pC,
DrititiMidegynlriadeto shortiat
hit4;o4 '
•
LEGAL CARDS.
Dr. C'heetiirniiinYlv.iFermile'ril!s
1117,1%11 . 11iGS Proyrietors,
131 Cedar street, Nev York
PTIETaS3I THE .A.R4!&'Y "D
. - .. .'...,*.:.: , -':::1,, , •., - ;:',': , ': ,, , , ':,:4:','' .1 ; . -,;-
PIIHMELTEn.-.?
warnisitOl'AVANTAng * ag li 22 g"N2
"Tan - AIMiPXYZOW. 4P gr Rs
2444,91161914,41rt1et"-
Dei.l,'ei.
k.it tuzi.
: - ~ . it; .11L'lliii6Uffitiiiii;Airiiiiii - -,IZ-•
. .stkip#,lstsitjaitOte4ls4l.ll4lllC ..:-.•
North MOONDatreet;arserOtQuart' • •
PIJEADELPHIA.:. Aft
of . WA SEWN.= -StLYBE:O4‘.IPI4I3ID.
NtLiEflosonstsztUi an Wad, snitable-Ion.ROWW
PREINCIM - • ar:RepatilotiltWatcbig4litur Jew*"
9"laPtl"ttelid°4.tAL , : Mee41 , 064--- 1 4- 10 M. ',
.. - -
D AllfirEL
city rabliet Ware ite•stit
.thit,llolllo4lB7',
288 SOUTH SECOND SIMEET,_., •
Wlgilaule!Philk
-R. B. —Perms going to the City will And it to their.
asiventT Wadi end eictunlee_the stock. ,
of skpiraw ara., coati - U.l &e.
c a,64 Wateny and - erg/ale Substances,
Ming her LAI3ORATORT, •
No. 12 . 1 Iralanit Street, l'hilaaelphis,
'Minh 11, , 10-4 t
GEOIGE A:. .. - WARtD
• • isrocii.iiisowns,•••
.
;AS 142 - Walinst St., Philadtlphia..
paralcular iitteotiors. given to t h e sale andimrclutse of
istociiri strictly ort commission.: Refersto JOHN SHIP
PIESI:EN , Aill'itSP LAWTON. and GEO..I3IIMILT.
Pottsville, - - March 11, •
. . . .
1011. F.
.311/LBBNIALIIi, • ' . •
. $4OOOOO
• 911,000
1.086,288
sum CO/310Ltit 140 GROCER,.. -
. .
•
. 404 South D elaware Averine,. .
.., .. . , .
PIII
. - • •
Tir:Rope of allskinsif„ %Yule, Tar, Pitch, Paints,
'Pao Oils, andl3ladir Varnish, 4tc.,:liunished in gnarl.-
tibias at the lorsatratec .. • . :-. . .
--. Pleiladelphis,.'Annst 1; 1863: '- - . .3- . '
A SAFE STEAM BOILER
.. .
The suilsM.iber is prepared to :receive Orders for the
HARRISON STEAM BOILER," in sizes to . salt par-.
chs-qers. The attention of nianufaCtarem and 'others is •
called - to this sew Steno Generator, as :combining es-.
sential advantages in absolute safety from .destructive
explosion. first cost and durability. economy of
facility of cleaning and. transportation; &C., not
possessed by any boiler now in use. - • , •
Thee boilers may be seen in daily operation,- driving
the extensive works.or Messrs. & C 0.,.
sixteenth street and liaMilton'street:at S. W. eaten's.
Factory. Spruce street, Schuylkill, and at Garsed's Tr&
motet Mill. ftrankford. - "
JOSEPH. HARRISON, Jr.t
• Washington Minding,
THIRD:•STREET,
Sept. 24, `44.-22-tfi
CARPETS -•1:1IL•
H0UGH..1a....t CO., would invite.• the • attention'
.-tf Housekeepers and Country Merututtita to their 'New
pring Styles or • ' ,
• ...'CAAPETI:NGrS,. •
consiatingof Tapestry, Brussels, Three-Ply,
Entry and. Stair CARPETINGS:' . • •
Also. WINDOW SHADES, in grOat viriety. OIL
CLOTH, CANTON , and COCOA MATTING, MATTS,
RAG CARPET. • - •
PUINEAB jr.. zic
- - -
• No 508 N. SECOND Street, above Noble.. BRANCH
STORE. S.- W. Corner Eighth and •Sprinn Garden
Streets. PHILADELPHIA.• P. HOUGH, dn. '
March U. ' . '• . 1.040 t
• MILLINERY GOODS._
'BROOKS &. 111)SENUEi1tl, 1 1 0.
WHOLESALE DEALERS, lk.lo. - 431. MARKET St.,
• •
• North'Side,.Phi ladelphia, -•-• •
.Have itoiv open their 'handsome
. vanety :of RIBBONS.
• BONNE'r - MATERIALS. STRAW d.b FANCY BON
.NETS, LADIES , &MISSES' *BATS, - FLOWERS, RU-
CHES.:LACES, and all other articles required by-the
• • , • linery..Trgde • . • • .
long experience arid strict attention to their branch
-of: ousiness..exclusively, we flatter 'ourselves that-we
can oiler inducements,, in variety. styled, .quality. and
Moderate-pricesr—mot everywhere • to_lea4swid. The
'attention. of miLuspits, and MERCHIDINn is•re
• spectlully . 1 - • • • •
. • Zir:Partfeuittr nMntion paid to filling - Orders.
.•' March 11, 75a.. . 10-3 M •-
BEST WHITE LEAD ! 'BEST ZINC
• • ;Pure Liberty Lead; ' •
trnsurpassed for Wurrzycsa, Ffeis GLOM; DIIIIILBILITY,
• •FIIIMNE.SB and EViNNESS of Suit?aca.
.PURE LIBERTY'LEAD—Warranted to cover more
surfase for same weight than anrother Lead.-
IST it;and ybu will hate no Other •
PURE LIBERTY .ZINC, - selected ZINC. ground in
„Refined Linseed Oil,- unequaled ist quality, always the
Same.... . . .
.•Pure tiberty Zinc W ABM ta4TED to'ilo more and
better work: at a given cost any other. I .
•.• Ser qe. tne hest .• • •
• I.lanufactured at PENNSYLVANIA PAINT. & COL
OR WORKS. Orders executed promptly by • •
: '.." .-• ZIEGLER. at
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glasir Dealers.
• nrSti , ..fe Office, No. -437 North THIRD Street,
pIIILADELPHIA.
• . March-Ll, 415
628. HOPKIN S 1 - 628.
HOOP SKIRT MANIIPAOTORY,
No. 6 2 S Eras eit, above 6tb, Philadelphia.
. . .
,
.The most complete assortment and best - quality'an
s tyles of Ikulim"„Misses`.and'Cliildneive Iroort Ss nrrs,.-
in the'City.. Those Of "Oms OWN MAKE.," are. gotten
up expressly to meet the wants of. Fir:4 - Clam
,Trade,,—embracing all the new and desirable-styles.,
sizes, lengths and size waists, in trail and plain SKIII.7:N,
from-I9 to 56 springs, from. 33t0, 44 inches lens, and •
3, - ati, 3,K, and 3,:k1 yards round the. bot=
tom: making more than a hundred varieties for-La
dies; Misses' and Children's SKIRTS'we are beyond
all coMpetitkin ;* all that are made by: us have ST:AIIPEN
on the kid pads "Hopkins. Koop Skirt Manufactory,
No. 628 Arch Street, Philadelphia," and are warranted
to giye.satisfaction. . • •
i• . •
rtS"Agente for this‘NEW , PLEXIBI;E" SKIRT, the
•
most pliable Hoop Skirt Mine, equal to Bradley's •!Du-.
plea Bliptic" Skirt; and at much lm,verprices..
Also, constantly, in receipt of a full assortment .of
Rood Eastern made Skirts which are being -sold at very
- low prices. Kid padded and netalic fastened 15
springs 83 cents, 20 springs. $t 00, 25 springs 15, 30
Springegl 25 and 40 springs 81 50. SKIRTS. made to
order,•altered nnd repaired. Tratits•Csn;-,,Bae Paws
'Osti::.:?:-For Circular 'containing Catalogue of styles,
lengths, siies and Prices, call at - or address by mail,
.incising Stamp 'for Postage. . :
~ .111Oph iris , Sloop Skirt. -111OnO factory, No.
. 6.11 S Arch Street,
March 11,'6 - 0: ' ' . 10-3 m •
A.gricultural Chentioal.Co.'s
CHEAP FERTILIZERS:
THE Fertilizers prepared by the:Aaricultnral Che.m
-.lcal Co.; .fa Compapy chartered by the Legislatnie of
Pantisylvania with .a capital. of $2.50,0004 have been
proved in•practice to be the cheapest. moat profitable
and best;• for the Farmer, Gardener and Fruit-grower,.
.of all cobcentrated Mai:lure:. now offered in any. marhat.
The Company.' liet - embraeea the following
•
PAP, DIETTE, A i 3.
Fertilizert- s a 's. . c ompsr 4 -••
tilizing elements. of urine, eemlnned chemically and
'Mechanically ivith'other valuable fertilizing agents and'
absorbenta; • • • . • • ' .
It is. reduced to a pnlvenilent condition 'ready.,for
immediate we, and without loss cif its highly nitroge
mins fertilizing properties.
Its universal applicability to all anvil and soils, and
its durability andactireqtalities, known to
be all that agriculturists can desire: ' •
• Pau= $3O PER Tony...' . .
CHEMICAL ..;COMPOST,.-411°.
izer is largely' compo•ad "of' animal matter. such as
meat, .largely'
flab, leather, hair and wool. together. with
•chenticalsand inorganic • fertilizers, which decompose
the nram and retain the nitrogenous - elements. . •
- it is a very valuable fertilizer
,for-. field crops gener
ally, and especially . for potatoes, and garden purpoltes.
its excellent qualities. strength and cheapness, have
made it Very popular with all who have used it. • '•
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER
THIS - highly phosphatie -fertilizer "la-. particularly.
adapted for the cliltivatfou of- trees, -fruits, laWus,and
It will promote a very vigorous and- neallny
growth'of. wood - and -fruit; 'And largely: increase • the
'quantity . and . perfect, tha . maturity - or the fruit.—
- For hot-house and hosehold plants and 'flowers, it
will be found an indispensable article .to secure their
greatest perfodion. It. wilt prevent. and cure diSeased
.conditions Of the peach and grape,. and-excellent for
grais and lawns.
- It to cOmposed of such elements as-make it adapted
to - the.growth Of all kinds of crops in all kinds of soils.
. The forninla'or Method of combining its. constituent
fertilizing,higredients have received thehighest approl'
yid of eminent chemists and ecientide . agrie - ulturlsts.-
Pazer..ssq rim Tom,' • ".• . :
PHOSPHATE : Lilvi - E.:I
Angrr
Cultutal Chemical '.:.Company- Manufacture a PhosPhate
of Lime In nceOlince with a new and valuable formula
by.whicta very superior article is produced... so as to
be afforded at sr- less. price: than other Manufacturers
eliarae. Practical testa-have proved that its. value, as
ti fertilizer. is equal to . the . beat Phosphate of Lime in
Abel market. ; . • - . . • ,
• Patna $65 ring
.TOY • • '
.
TERMS CASH. ` All
.Orders of a Ton or more,
will. bee - delivered at the Railroad,. Stations end the
Wharves of Shipment; free. of cartage. Cartage will
be chayged on ellordera'of G barrels or lees.
-One dollar per Ton allowance for cartage - will he
made on all Sales delivered at . the Writhe of the Com
pany,-nti Canal Wharf. '•
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY'S WORKS
: • •AT CANAL WHARF. 0:4 TUT DELANAiL
Office 4.131 Arch .81., Philodelphio,- Pa. •
. •-. .R. B. FITI'S, Oehesal Agent
• The Company'S Pamphlet Circular, embracino. ' full
directiorialor using the aliaveFertilizers, sent by mall,
tee, when requested.
To CARPENTERS & BUILDERS.
:Lumber & Manufacturing": Co.
Rafe on hand at their extensive establishment, on
:Railroad Street; &great quantity of lumber of every kind
and; dem:Elution, svhith.they can. supply to operatoie,
.Carpenters and Builders, at lower razes a wa it can :b e
bought elsewhere. - .They. are also • ready to supply;
.1 1 = 1 ,0 1 ,tile Means of - their-extensive, business-and la
borsaving Inachines nutntlfactured articiti, in their line
litigating of 2/5 Per cent. on former. cost. . • • • .
• .Their large workshops have been In successful oPera.
tion for the past year,. turning-out vast Q.CLILLItitieS.OL
Doorei • • Window Firemen, •
" Pastel Work,.
. .11assalaters, - .
- • • Shutters, -• .
And all kinds of Pruned, Paneled and Timed Work,
.which they.bare constantly On, band.; They:are ready
to exe.".ate order! at the shortest notice; for any quanti
.ty-ortinallty of sawed or . manufactured stuff. .• ' •
Dry and•zreen ilendock .of all kinds. for building
purposes, , - Onlc, Maple; Pciplar, chair, plank and mai' it
lin Wards; Cherry., Walnut, llialxrai, fOr
White and Yellow Pine boards for fitting,
11,w ~or inside to order ; White Tine plank; 3,2 X, ..,
apd . ,fi inch- istnel...alvoos. readyi , also. , plank,
beams,- :ralls,:iesmiling, posts, shingles, . lath;' ceiling
lath. Flilhigkitt - d -3 .. • ••• *. • • .
MMUS ot.aaived Stun - and everylidiai in their line
*band or to hider, - at the akortest. notice. . •
ITCAytostp . COLoppity. - AND'. 'PO` I
4 4 •AttAWelli* [l-11] • HITGEIEW. :
, .
NOrkICE.
PHILADELPHIA
Wlialciale'ik Retail.
==l
The liehnylkill Cottaity
44E4 r
*:i.J'.l
63-ly .
IMPORTANT
INVALIDS!
IBON BLOOD.
.
. . .
is wellknown to the: medical profmeion t.
the vital l'rhmiple or Lifeßlecuentof'efte
blood: This is derived - chiefly - ft - pm the food we,
"eiti ; but if the !food is riot, properly cligited, GC'
if tram any . nactse, whatever, the 'necessary quan
tity of iron' Is not taken into - the= circulation, or
becomes reduced, the whole system suffers. The
bad blond wi3l irrita,be-the heart; will clog tip 'the
lungs, Rill stupefy the brain, Kill obstruct theliv
er,. and will send its &masa-producing elements
to all parts of the•syistors,.and every enti will snf
fer in whatever organ maybe predisposed to die
ease.
The grisat value of - '
Hen as a Medicine
,
Is well known and 'acknowledged by:medical
man. ' :The &acuity bas Seen .to obtain "finch a
preparation of it as will enter the circulation and
assimilate at once with the .bleed. This point,
says Dr. Hayeil, Siassachnsetts State Chemist, hae
been attained, in the Peruvian dyrup; by combina
tion in a way before unknown. .
• • •The Peruvian Syrup,
Is a PROTEUrbD solution'of the PROTOXIDE
OF IRON. ItEIC nwoliEerZs lIEDICUNE ' that
strikes at the Root of Disease" by'supplying the
blood with its Vital Principle or Life Ilement
The Pernvian Syrup
Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, - Dropsy,Fever
and Ague, Loss of Energy, Low,Enirinii.
• - -The Peruvian Syrup.
Infuses strength.: vigor,'and new lite into the err,
tent, :1.111.1 builds up an "Iron Comititution."
The Peruvian Strap
Cures • Nervous Affeclions, Female Complaints
sad' all diseaaes of the Kidneys and Bladder....
• The :Peruvian Syrulik
Is aI3PECIFIO for all . diseases originating in a
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD; or accompanied
by Debility or a Low State of the System. •
Pamphlets eontaining -- certilicabw of cures and
recommendations from some of the moat eminent
Physicians, Clergymen and - others; sill .be sent
FREE to any address. • -
We select .a few of the names to show theAhar
acter of .testimonials : • '
'John' E : ; Williams; Esq.,
President of the Metropolitan. Bank, N. Y,
Rev. Abel Stevens;
Late Editor Christian Advocate Lk. JournaL
.
Rev: P. Church,
' • Editor' YeNiiXorh Chronicle.. •
John Pierpont, ' : iLewi:lJOlnyean,llE. D.
Warren Burton,- Kin ney .
Arthur B. . lq. K Kendal!, IC D..
Gordon Robbins, W. M.D. D.
Sylvautut Cobb,
T. Stair King,
Ephraim wire, Jr., ' iJose Antonio Si, aches, 303
Josepli•lT. Clinch, A. A...llayes,;lll D. "
Henry Upham, lAbraham Wendell. 31: D.'•
P. C. Headley, ...• R. Chilton...hi D.
John W.' Olmstead, • EH, E.•Kinney,'ll, . ,
Prepared by . .N. L. CLARK.A CO. ; exclusively roc J.
P. 'DilslalliOßE. 491.1troodway, New York; •
tir Sold by 411,Druggietc. 1 .
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Redding 's Russia Salve p.
• FORTY .YEARS'_ EXPERIENCE
Has !ally established the sitkriority . pi •
11ED.DING- 7 8 .• • • .
RUSSIA SALVE •
Oyer all other • healing Oreparaiiotta. •.
It cures -rill kinds Of Sores,. Cuts, ' Scalds,
Baran, Boils, Ulcers', Rheum, .Ery
sipelas,. Sties; -Piles; Corns, Sore
Sore Eyes ' removing the Pai Pain. at
onee. and redetcing the most angry locking
Swellings -and " inflammation as if by
' -: ONLY 25 • CENTS A BOX.' •
.•
• •
• • volt BALE or . .
•P. DINSMORE, N'o: 491 BrOds‘.s.y,'Nevr York.. ..
S;'lC. FONNTLE CO., so. 15 Tremont St., Boston:.
• . And by all Drpgßists. •
.• . •
Tnly 16. • • . . 29.1y-eow •
BRONVNING'S
.. . .
FXCIFOLSIOR:COFFEE...
, .
Whilst trying Coffee of lathe virions brande. •.
Remember ' "BROWNING'S EXCELSIOR"-at the
head it stands.
True, tr!s net like others that are "SOLID EVERT
A little stretch, we all do know; gooirgoods will ea.qily
bear t.
(Bat a retch like thls—"sold everywhere".
• apt b tear.) . . . • - • .. .
Now, I an safely Far. wlthout any hesitation;
There's one like t - -BROWNIisiG`S - EXCELSIOR" in
thigeolightened nallon,.. • • " • • • • . -
Skilled cheaust§ hare not found a Coffee from any Stott.
Possessing the same - ingredients as "Brcurning's Ex-
. . . .
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cels'or. , . . ..
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Nor is there anyone, in or•out of the.eoflee trade, -.
.Who knows the articles from which "13socening's E.•‘•
cebiiores" mnde. • . • . • ••
Pm-told ivs made from barley, rye, wheat, beans, and
Pei
Name a thou;nuid other things;-hut the kraal' ONE
if }ou , plense.
But with the Coffee-men I will not hold contention.
For ttie. many, many thingsthey say-LAiND numerolas,to
mention.
Whilst they're engaged in ritnningroand -from store to
store '
Tolearn the current wholesale' price- of "Browning's
Excelsior,"
Some wbb:know my Coffee gives perfect satisfactiOn'
Have formed a plan by which they hope tcbcanse a quick
reaction. '
The case—'t is with a fewi no doubt 'twill -he 'more—
To name their Coffee afteinvine,.IBROWNING, , S)
Some say theirs' the only brand that- will starid area ly,
Now, try a little of them. all—see' which ycntlike the
.Three years have passed' away since I first sold a store:
. Never have I in your paper - advertised' before :"
Nor would I now, or dyer consent to-publish more, .
If like sothevwed - hy ''everybody," '"sol:feverywhere,”
in "every stole."
A trade like tide I do not wish f the order:ll conld not
the. factory nil Jersey's land' Would take—leave not a
foot to till.
My '.riade is nut ' o very" large; still I think I' have my
Bnt, reader. you may rest assured ; 'tie NOT '` SOLD
EVBItYWIIER.E.r '
sitifaCipredrtudior Sale by the writer,
• .',GEORGIE L. 161t0:W11111:110,, -..
•• • • No. ..to lidrket ntibet, cainsilien, N. J.
Mb= Coffee is not Composed of -poisonona 'drugs, it
contains nothing deleterious: many petsona use this:
Coffee that cannot me the'purecoffee.; ;it takes but one.
-dud ii half ounces to make a quart, of good. stmng'cof.
fee :that being jastane-halrthe quantity' that it. takes
of :Jaya coffee, .tinct.always It•ss than one-half the price.
. RETAIL .DEALERS may Riirchase it iirless'quanti
.ties than ten gross at my prices from the Wholesale
.r.-E — Ordera by mail.from.Whalesale' Dealers prompt:
ly attended to
02111112
j usT. ItECEI VF..D, ~. •.•.. •• -. .• ,
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' :••. A beautifid stock'of ... ,• • - . •-• .. •
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Watches, , ..• . - • . ', .. . •
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Clocks, • • • • . 1 -• • it. ~... "
• •
-. '. Pla ted Goihi, et all 4lncle, SO 2,
-.-- ' .
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Porte.Morniaiii, „ - , - - .
... .• -. Tinseling Satchels, .i 6 6
.
Silver 'Wait, a r t Fanc Goods :. . •.
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.. •_ . ,
. •Also, - an assortment of VAN EIRE O.'S celebra
leo. Chandeliers and Gas Fixtares; •Brouze
Statuary; Portable - Lighte, etc., etc.,• -t- .• • ..-''
- ' it'gr• Particular attention paid. o te repairing' of
Watehes.., Having had the largest e hence in the
very
- Bret tuumfacturing establishments in .Europe, we
feel warranted in assuring stitery one.wh will patronize
ii ~that we will be enabled) to give eatis etion, particu
larly in all the.ftrier class of - work, Such 'as - , •. •. :.
CHRONOMETER; .' . • .. • ' DUPLEX
:ENGLISH - & SWISS .PATENt 'LEVERS;
- • ' &C., - •, - . &ie., - ..• . B.*:,
would require. :We :shall endeavor, VI, a straightfoLV;
ward course; to:pleatte every retisonablei person . .. .
• - • • . " . 1 IDA 3.. P. BL ...t- ca., •• -.
. • : '' . ' Practicalllorologists. 4 Jewelleii:
i
t
ItER. .
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. A . CARD TO THE. LA
Dr. °UMW§ GOLDEN PILLS,
.
Infalliblein correcting, regulating nd removing
- . all obstructions, from.whntereP. linie, and •
always successful a.l‘prec. dive. -
. . ,
, These pills have been used by the Do tors for many
years, both In France and America, wi tuaparalleleil
success in every case :. and he is urged...by many thous
and hake who used them to make thd i Pills public for
the allmiation of these snffering.frotn ahy irregularities
whateVer, as welt as to prevent an increase of family,
'where health. will not. permit It. Feales peculiarly
situated, or those Bripposing themselv ao, tun eau
. firmed against usingthese Pills while i that condition,
I ,
as the proprietor assumes no , resnomi ility after this
admonition, although their mildness w uld prevent any
mischief to health .: otherwise, the Pill are recommen
ded; , Full and explicit directions act . ny each box.
Price, One Dolllw. Sold "whet emir. and tail by Jew.
.4%; Brown dr, Son, Drugglits, So • Agent, Centre
t ix
Street,. Pottsville. Pa. .• . . . .... .
or Ladies; by sending them $l, to he. "Pottsville ;
Post Ofticee• can have the Pills sent to. anrpart of. the
COSlntg iCClrifideritiftllya,. and "free of portage," by mail.
Sol also by.R. ILAV
/RIN. St. Clair; j..KELLEn Butt e s%
I,llnersville : Da. Fax, Tamaqua:: and:B. S; Srr.vras,
Reading: find by one Druggist in every town and, vil
lage in the State,: Wholesale hi Philadelphia, by '
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAYA (X1',N . 10K . ".,..1, 43 N.,. Sixth
.DYOTT 232 Notth. Second SU. -* •
WRIGHTA SIDDALL; 119 Market 14t.- • •
& SHOXILMEW.2O NorthiTtiird...64.
.zEIGLEII. it - SMITH, tor. Second art Green Streets
Feb 13,'f,4 . ••• .
WILGCOX '
MACuINE —nom end of latest pattern—for eale at
. ; B. BABNANII Book
Pottsville, JOIT • 64
fIAZ E'I'VECRIBIIi at the S• es past tocelvell.
VI Si* for sityr at B AMiAbili Doolostare. I
-Fab. 2,5; .1 0_ • . z
"DO ALI.
IFtriMeis Dank
Jeremiah Stone, X. D.
—is very
or' Females:'
''''T'r. , .t r MlS.VE:l',f-AN.,.9115::Y .
q:0.z)7'*0 . ,. -- :: , :.
;.THE
rope to Solt dbitidi*rieus to 'kali
12==
The 'Best %idling in the World I
. .
.. On retergit Wilts 2311i:owing sums, .we - servile/
malt. or as directed. & Gold Pen' r Pans, selecting atm
same sounding to description, namely:
Gold peas...l. !liver Plated Exteaeleet
• : Causeei — svitjt Pencil*, •
'Por $1 No. 2 pen : for 2.1 25,-No. 3 pen for SI 30 No:
4 pen :. for 42 No. a. pen: for $2. 2a No,, pen :
These pens are stamped THE IMPERIAL " PEN ,and.
'are well finished and flue writing Geld PILNS., with
geod aridam points, ..although . they are unwarranted,:
sad taerint be erchan"ed.' . •
• • WARRANTED 'GOLD PENS. •
' Ova' name (Amcittoms GOLD Pm; Co.,' N.Y.,) is
stamped'on all our lst quality'ren ), and the points are
warranted for six 'months, except against. accident.—
. Our szooso QUALITY Pens, are stamped THE NATION.
AL PEN, withthe initials of our firm (A.. G. P. C 0..)
.and.itre easefully made. hiring the same.pointa as our
Mut quality Pens,. the only goad' difference being in
the quality of the Gold. .
Void Pens. Ist and 2d quality In Sold Silver
• Extension faces, with Pencils.
For Oba. No.l pen let qual., or.a No. 2 pen 24 qual:
• roes 2 tss No. pen Ist (pal:, or a No: 3 pen, 24 qual:
. Far *2 *No. 3 pen Ist gnat., or a No. 4 pen 2d qual.
For $3 50 a No. 4 pen tat , qual , - or a No. 5 pea 24 qual.
Far $4 50 a No. 5 pen Ist qual., or a No. .6 pen 24 qual.
.P.or in 50 a No. 6,p en Ist quality. '
The same Veld. Pens,'. in Solid 'Silver Vold.'
Plated Pony Desk Holders', and
.11orne
. : - eo.tases. : • • .
For No. 3 pert Ist qual., or a No, 4 pen 2cl final.
Fir $2 50 a NO. 4 pen Ist goal:, or a No. 5 pea 241 quit.
For $3 20 a No. .5 pen lat qual., or &NCI. 6 pen 2d goal.'
For $4 00 a No: 0 pen Ist quality . .For.ss •50 a Is.Zo. 7.
ppeen.-; For, $6 75 a No. ,6 pen. . For sls , pco i o t
10..12 pen; allhret quality. •.• . ,
Oar pens rank throughout the country 6.4 equal If
notsuperior to any.gold pensitunufactured Not only
for their writing qnalitles . but durability acid elegant
Una. . The greatest-care Is used in their =Coulson:re.
and,none are ...old with the slightest , imperfection which
dill an. detect. • • - . .
Parties in ordering must. specify the..name,,number
and quality In all instauces and whether stiff •or limber,
coarse ae due.
._ • -
TO CLUBS.
•-.A discount of 12 per cent. "will be allowed on sums
a $l5, fluent to one address, at one time ;,15 per cent.
oat $25 24 per cent: on $lO. .
All remittances by mall, REGISTERED, are'at our risk
To all Wboenriose 20 cents extra for. registering,, we
guarantee the safe delivery nt the goods.
elrcalars or all our new styles, with Engravings of
=it a tices, Sod prices, sent upon receipt of stamp. if
. Pens cupolated for 50 cents by mall.'. •
ticsytopoits sad JEWELSRB are requelted to correspond
with as as we can offer them GREAT INDVEGMENTIL
Address -AMEBIC AN GOL D PEN Co.;
..Feb. 4, '65.--5-3m • . No. 200 Broadway, N. Y.
GREAT. GIFT DISTRIBUTION
Watches, Chains. Lockets. Brace
lets, Gold Pens!, Ac" ate.
S. M. WARD & Co.,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
0 63 16roadwziy, New "Cork.
190,000 WATCUES, MAINS, LOCKETS, BRAGELETN BING%
,GOLD PE.NS,
WORTH $500,000,
'To be sold at,Qne DoUar each, without regard to value,
Add not to be paid for until you know what 'you are to
'•-:
receive, and not to be'kept unless you are
,*
perfectly satisfied..
• Splendid list of articles to be gild for sl..each.
• 100 Gold Hunting cased Watches $lOO 00 each
'lOO Gold Watches • 60.00 each
; :200 Ladies Watches.....: ..... -35 00 eat
500 Silver Watches. • $l5 00 0 . 25 00 each
600' Gold Neck and Vest Chains.. 12 00 to 15 00 each
.1,0(10 Chatelaine and Guard Chains .5 60 to 15 Off each
3,000 Vest and Neck Chains ... -. : . . • 4 00 to 12 . 00 each
.'4,000 Solitaire Jet and Gold Broa- ' - . •
. • ches • tOO . to 8 00; each'
4;000 Coral, Lava,'
. Garnet, '
. Brooches •• • 300 to 800 each
.7,000' Gold Jet, Opal, Ac., Rar . •
• Drops ' 300 to . 8. 00 each
. 5.000 Gents' Breast and Scarf Pins. .3 00 to 8 00 each
.6,000 : Oval Band Bracelets ' 300 toB 00 each
2.000 Chased Bracelets ... 5; 00 to 1.0. 00 each
3,506 California Diamond Pins and
2.000 Gold Watch Keys
5,000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and
.3:006 Gold Thimbles
:;5,000 Miniature L0cket5:...:.. ...,
3,000 Miniature 'Lockets Magic
•
Spring • • . 4 00 to 9 00 each
3,000. New Style Belt Buckles " 4 00 to S 00 each
2,5k1 Gold Toothpicks, Cnittses, ete, 2 00 to 6 00 each
Fob and Ribbon Slides_ 2 00 to .5.09 each
5,005 ChaSed Got i liings • • .2 00 to 5.04) each
LON Stone Set Rings.• 2 00 to 6 v 0 each
.4,506 Sets. Ladies'. Jetvelrv—Jet '
-
• and Gold
.6,060 Sets Ladies' Jewelry—varied
• .styles
•€,OOO Gold Pens, Silver Case and
Pencil
44090 • Gold Pens, gold Case and
Q:Bb9 .4Mounted
Pens. Gold MoUnte
Holder • - • 300 to 6 00 each
telertilicates• of the various .articles are placed in en
/5 velOpes. sealed. and mixed. .These' envelopes will be
' trent,:lay mail as ordered without' regardto choice. Af,
,ter.oaseivist,v the Certificate, and seeing .1% hat ,articleit
represents, son are at liberty to send and get the ,arts - or_,y , or an ocher onthe list of•the sstime Value, -.and af'-
ter seelw The article, if it does not give perfect seas
. fixation. we desire you to return it and get the money,
In all transactions by mail we charge for one
. .
Certitl
•reate 25•Gla.."Ihre'Certificates will be-sent for.sl.• eleven
for s2 ' thirty far $5, One hundred fur $l5. Agents
swint?d Exerywhere. We . allow' Agents ten scents on
,each Certificate, provided their remittatit . e amounts
to one thasr. • Ale) extra Premiums far large or
.
'AZNYlls.vertts---On'the receipt of $1 50. we Will send ,
a Solid Silver Shield (pure coin.) or Badge, .for. either
Dwsion or Corps in.. .the army, or a Cavalry, Artillery,
Lafantry. iSaigh,•er or. Pontooners Pin, With your name,
- regiment-and company handsomely engraved thereon, .
sr-together .whfli, oar . wholesale illustrated circular to
• agents.. • • • .
S. M, WARD &C 0..,
208 Broadway, New York.
• Jan. 21,465
11 . 11.04C1E AND 'TACKLE MUPEICSE
-LP DEB) UT .Dol'l6E 1 11 PATENT.P EL-
Thi4 Block is so constructed that one man .can hoist
With es.se front ZiOn to 1.800 pounds. and the block will
hold the weislatsat any point. • Boil; lug and 'lower
'i' Are effecter, by pulling the opposite sides. ef the
linVing bean appointed Agent for the sale of these
blocks. I ant now prepahzd to fill orders for all sizes
promptly.- These Blocks- can be seen in use at the
6:tlinning places: ' • • ' •
• GILBEERTON COAL CO., Mahanoy Plains. •
A LI;ISON BANNAN. Port Carbon.
KASKA. W HILTAM COAL C.V.'S Spines.
• .EDWD. FIARItiS, Greenbury.
W..H'. JOHNS..Iit. Clair. •
• CHAHLEs SA;YLOIt, Wadesville. .
• JABEZ SPARKS. Pottsville.' or at the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. Pottsville.
' • JAMES MUtR, 'JR ,
Kole kgt..for Schuylkill Co:, at Wren & Bros
Jan. 14,'•66: ; . 2-3 m
Read This!
R. TROXELL'S
CHEAP CHINA, GLASS ! -AND
CROCKERY STORE,
Centre Street, Qpposite Mortimer House
PO T T SVIELE.
• The citizens of Pottsville and' neighboring towns'
villages and hamlets. one and all; are Invited to call
and examine my stock. of wares before buying else
.wheir.; as lam not to _Le • undersold; and can tarnish
'Housekeepers ii•ith every article . they - want In : my line.
of business.. In the stock of : . '
• Eyench China,-. • •
.will he feand Tea Setts, Dinner Setts, Card and Cake
Basket., Watch Cases, Segar Holders, Match Sates,
Motto Mugs; Motto Cape and Saucers; Vases, Colognes,
"China Set ti for Children, andi'general variety of Toys,
,
&c., dz.
• • • • . Glass . Ware.
Choicest, 14. test patterns,' consisting of Table and
Bar Tumblers, Champagne and Wine• Glasses, Ale and
Beer Glasses. Decanters, Bar and Bitter Bottles. Gob
lets, Plates.. Caster Bottles, Pitchers and Creams, Cel
erie& Sugar Bowls Spoon Holders, Syrup Cans, Fruit
Bowls, Fruit Jars, Cake Stands, Kerosene Lamps of
every variety, Lumwelalmnevs, Lanterns, Candlesticks,
Candy Jars. ac.,
Crocker) Crockery:J.- •
• A frill assortment of /EON STONE- CHINA. of dif
ferent patterns. to setts or ringle.pieees,• to suit the pub
lic_ A large assortuient . of enr-mon C. C. Ware, which
I- will sell at - loiv figiree. . ' • •
-Yellow and Stone Ware.; • •-.
Pudding Diahes, Pie 'Dishes. Culienders. Milk -Pans,
Jelly Moulds, Pita:era:Tea Pots,. B - tter Pots, Milk.
Pots. Jets, Jugs, etc_. etc. • • .
• -ItILSCELLA-NEOUSToiIet Setts,.Cas . tori,Slop'Jars
and Foot Bathe.: Quart and Pint Flasks: clai Oil, &c.,
&T. Fruit jars,. of every description.
IkIERCILASITS l . ctui-sel/ you Good.nt C'.'ey Prices,
thus saving pail freight. Call andstee.ifit is rot-so.
• ' . • J. It. TROT ELL.
April la. • . la. ;
.
fIEOUGIE. W ERN . ERIC -8c ADO, ' Slice
, tiers to Heaney Itosengartesi, take leave to .
recommend to the public their lately undert.ken busi
ness-. They have constantly
. on .hard a large assort-
- Fresh . Vegetables. ' • •
Such as Cabbage, Salad, .tc., now in this- season o
waive to be had.. They have also
Sweet Fourteeis, • . •
. ,
•
And many other articles, just sis'ycm wish to have them
There laaleo to be had ,
. .
Dried . Fruit..
Apples. Cherries: Mein& Pe-selies, Mama, Gtapet, ,fac
which they will sell at the lowest prices Also,
.
- • 'Sardines, Fish,• • •
Pickled Fruits. from all
.parts of the world, to.whica
they would - e-spenially direct the attention of the public.
. They have juSt received a large stock of
Swiss and Limberger Cheese;
Which they would recommend to . Tavern Keepers and
others. • Come and try our •goirth3 before' buying'
elee
where. CEO. WERNERT & CO.
Manhood ; how LostOmiw .Restored.
Jok pohltsioad, anew edition - of Dr._ I
- - ±thallserw.rWs Celebrnted Es.
f, ray on the rodirtil cure (withoyt med-.
reins) of 61.F.1LY itTnII3II , 6A or seminal
WeaknesS. Involuntary Semint Losses . •, latroxxxrx.
Menial and I'hysical Incapacity, :Impediments to Mar
riage- etc.; also , Cossustertms. , 'en-ersv. and Frre, -
duced by. self-indulgence or sexunl extravagance.
iterPrioe..in•a'sealedenvelopS. only a cents. , -' . •
- The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years`' suttessful practice.
that the alarming consequences orkeltabuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or theapplication• of the knife—polnting out
a mode of curs it once. simple, certain. ,and • effectual,
by means of which every sufferer, • no matter what his
condition may be, May cure himself cheaply, ptivatelY,
and radiraily.
IrarThis Lecture . sh.uld be in the ilea& of every
youth andeverY man la the laud.' . ' ,
Sent, under seal. in &plain envelOpe, - . to any address,
roar ram, on receipt of six cents; or tete post st.onps.
Address the Publishers. • CIIAS.:J: O. RUNE k CO.
127..Boweri v rilew.Yfrk, Post Office box 4,536.
Jan: ..24, , 65; 4.1 y
t. „ .
rrAvLoaust CONIPQNffik.
At HVGRW.
From the r . nericq t?,Agricultariet for Mrtrch: •
I TOTES AND SUGGCSTIONS ita THE 1103:111.
. . ,
WA.AT CiOPS'W*I. voeiTtAtaz.—What will
your,soil.piOdOck; .or. what kinds of gram,
g rass,'• or :roots appear to•be best. adapted to
the.kind - of soil, or What kinds . of..grain or
other .crops have • grown tor •-several .years
'past. on the:soil?. , Theie are the . questions
that every _farmer ought to consjdce beforl
he decides whut kinds of crops, he will . raise
during the 'coming, season. farmer should
eudeaVor; as far-es may be prieticable, to
adopt the right • kinds of" crops - to his Soil
or
•
rather than to.adapt the soil to - the crops_-
the soil is not adapted fo either Wirikr
apring wheat; do not attempt to raise. if the
soil : is a good wheat soil and lt . lies - pnelneed
more wheat in years Plat than any .ether
grain, it may he' well.to try some otter crop.
.that is alsoadapted "to the. soil, witkcii wilt
.
retun perhaps as much,- or more ttr,,tr a cr op ,
of wheat. -: • •
Da.wriso.—Before the soil is fit Der Om.
let it. be examined for the purpose a?t - aseer
fatning whether or flop some porticos of it
may not be drained rery advantr,,rtouniy,
where it is excessively wet. Let wet 2orti-as
of a-field" be staked out and drains set f or
tile, stone or wood. During the me , r , tb , eC
March a long line of 'under-drain nay- be
made before the soil is fit to plot's', if tltrs pro.,
Prietor only has energy enough to -lay 'out
the work and commence it at once. 3f fs be
delayed until the soil is fit to be plowd
other work begun; the draining will sett be
• . CATrrx,—Begiti-to.inerease. the
. artore
ot otr
mealfed.dany tO all !aliening animals, -Bur
ldoks and dry cows tba;t are designed for ear
ly beef should be well Sett. watered.isal pro
tected from storms during Ibis raoml.--
dian meal and oil meal fed now to - far:ening
animals will start them iriglik -and return
good profit next lane in curly beef: . •
HonsEs.—Give horses either
by.turning them loose in a yard for, '-rt few
-hours,. Or by driving them in the harne . s:i.--,
:Mares wit h .toal should bebandlecl liith great
care, -and if thereiS mud; snow andice they
should be sharp shod.to prevent their slipping
down,- which Won id be very liable to clam
-Slinkintr 7 Feed breeding mazes a pint of-un
hOlted wheat flour daily,in connexhin with
their other fand, as a'smallquintity of wheat
flour is more highly esteemed than any other
ginin by experienced horse breeders: for de
reloping,the growing fetus.' -•
:LionsEs.—Paint dwelling, 'louses
... and inky.
other building during this, mo . ntb as the
pores of the wand and , sun.-shrinks are now
eloed.-and the paint will form a more dura
ble coating 'on the surfaee than if.zpplied
hot 'weather. • -
2 SO to 000 each
2 aq'to
. 11 'IN each
2 00 to 8 00 each
4 00 to 6 00 each
2 00 to. S 00 each
b . trLtnitfyrs and , Totir.s:Begin in gotid
time to procure new tools and• inn:demerits
of husbandry, and to rapair old ones. Todd's
Y-oung Farmer's Manual treats of the me
chanical Part of. agriculture and edge tools
and impleMenta . or husbandry, giving many
5 00 to 15 00 each
useful
S 00 to 15 00 each
-31ANunEs.—:Sprettil horse manuri ricer the
heap anil never allow lt.to, heat and become
fire-fanged. Haul. manure• to distant fields
4 00 to 3 00 each
& 00 to 10 00 each'
while there
.is sleighing, or before the ground,
haS thawed,. when the soil would be so wet
that it would be injurious tn e drivec.wer it and
when`s team would be'untble `to ban' rift a
See that the tain fiuni the • eaves of
buildings or - . from any other FOIDITI dues not
wash away the soluhle portion - 4, th , ?, best part .
. -
Of barn . yard manure. , •
• PEAS and OATS.—The oats krep the peas
tnore'ereet than they - Wonid - utherwise grows, •
and as they . botli,.lipen. at about the sime .
time, the yield"per 'acre is usually muetigreat
er than if . either : were sowed • alone. There
is no b3tter feed: for young L
swine, orses,
neat ettle of all kinds, than! pess.andoats.!-
Seed may be'obtained by tiat- barrel or sack
of seed dealers in mast cilies aid large
Por"Arors . .--)Lssoit pQta ()CS REKI - erd out
small ones to stock ; lay the best aside Vz
Roors.—Every animal should be fed a few.
daily. Save a few of ,h-; best to be plao , c d
out for seed. If you have never pit raised
roots, procure seed and make arrangements .
for an experiment with a crop of themthe
coming season. , -
STONE - S.-13 0 *k large and stnall ones may
be hauled off the field as soon as thawed
loose, before the soil has become soft. If the
ground is soft, pry tip the large stones on.
meadows and placebillets of wood or small
stonesib3neath them, so that, they may be
hauled off as soon as snow has 'fallen, - or the
ground will bear up a Want. Remove brush
logs, and other rubbish from fields,if likely to
be in the way of the plow.
-11r....auss.,—AS the warm weather comes on,
see that stables are thorotighly cleaned ont
and weillittered., and ventilatOd, but horses
should not be, exposed .to cold air currents,
especially at night.
Sliser..e—Take extra care of sheep during
this month. Separate all f blo ones f aim
the main flock, so that every _one may .re- .
ceive a little grain and r '913 daily in connec
tion with other food. Reinember
. that every
early lamb is worth raising., even at some
cars: .
Taws-=As Soon aa the frost is out of the
grohnd, ornamental trees may be transplant
ed, and if the soil is in order, fruit trees also,
Drain the soil thoroughly, and pulverize
deeply for -all kinds of.treesand shrubbery ;
manure will usually be needed.
Shia.—Look 'carefury over the farm
when .there is a great amount ,of surface
water, and see that it does not sun. acrossre/
neatly ploWed. fields, and wash away the
soll." Turn 'small streams of Muddy ..water .
from highways upon meadows and pastures;
they carry with them- Much fertilizing
mgt
ter,, and will increase the, crop of grass fig
_
WnEAx.--Procure in time good , seed of
spring wheit, of the best farmers. Get the
last year's wheat -floured in order to hare
bran for feeding.
, Woon.---Improye every stormy-and leis
urellay in preparing fire wood for next sum
mer.
Wuros.—Rally all the available force• of,
the term; and . with sharp hoes cut al: the hull
thistles, teasels, mtillcin; and other • biennial
plants that will mature the /seeds the coming
season. Cut them .about two inches below
the surface of the'soil; the surface will stand
in the little excavations and 'enter the: roots
and destroy them. - • . ,
I . .
WATER GRUEI..-Mix 2 tablespoonfuls of
wheat flour, 2 tablespoonfuls ofindian weal
and I teaspoonful of salt...with-a' little cold t
water, carefully -mashing all lumps. Pour •'
this into three quarts of wideand cook 40
minutes,itkimming- it 'occasionally. A fee. •
raisins throwp in while boiling implove the
tlav_or; and'are usually harmless. -
CIiEAM PIE.--)111 I egg h9atcn, 2 table-
mioonfdls corn starch, flour- will answer, 2
tablespoonfuls of sugar, a little salt, a lea
. •
.spoontul extract of lemon,and I pint-of
. 13ake the two crusts , separately; b(Ar the cus
tard, and When cold lay it on one crust and
cover with the other, •
- 411 bi
' GoOD_ BREAD PUDDING, without eggs; may
be made by stirring- into it good, tart ap
ple% pared and quartered, or sliced; when
ready fur the ovon. .
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