The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 27, 1865, Image 4

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Ails.evs-lrork.corresponffefit iVrites s Shall
tell' Peal' ai aanglitiiieMy Let its - veracity
sat came O f f pn'one
"Oitieipoklyn
"Br- ago
_s i:arut
ponds,iiody:Vnus-Ax
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-poc!eifto,ivear fancy dtene -and • nintk . And
:the affair:being - -very Select, goimi . inlks "by
'seores, - resolted to go, = Among ; ent' were
see tbat you demand
names---wi.,ble - handsome lady, of Clinton
avenue. - • Clinton avenue - is the Madison
, SqUareithe West Green Street,of Brooklyn,
and litrs.-Foley isthe most admired mistress
of its most sumptuous. dwellii3g. She was
quite a good figure upon steel, having pmc
' tiSed npon the Capitoline—not to speak of
parlor skating, which tenehes one" the motion
:quite as well—every goad afternoon. Rut
unfortunately; MT. Folie, who must epee:isa
tily make one of tbe party, did .not know - the
use of pages, though to 'gratify his wife, who
was meth top •iproperr tolo anywhere by
untooOmpaaied by her husband, he
consontedto attend the carnival. Folle had
-newer eeca his wife on ice, being a close bus
iness man, though something of a gallant, so
he acknowledged her to be a nice ,thing.
.when gliding off so excellentiy, and "rolling"
'so elegantly. Poor fellow.! Must be palter
around like a cripple while she could skim
iike' a racer ? IloWever, they Masked at last
in the separate buildingslirovidedfor the sex
es, and put on their distinct costumes. Mr.
Folic wore a dress'of the time of °mini° the
First, and Mrs. Folie appered as "a fair Bie
toness, with a peaked, starched cap and skirt
:gown,. which gave . her graceful limbs , free cir
culation. Folio, being absorbed in business,
had forgotten to ask what his wife's garb
would be; but Mrs.. Folic, to be well pro
leCted, had betrayed her domino to a gentle-
man whota she made promise, not to reveal
her. incognito, and particularly to introduce
no gentleman to her who was not absolutely
fastidious and honorable. So they shot out
for the pond; the ice was smooth as crystal.;
drnramond lights threw wide splashes of
brightness to: and fro, but here and there
wt.re dark, isolated covers and corners, se
cure from intrusion. The people were nu
merous and the costumes so motly that the
angel of the Plague would .not have knOwn
whom to spare. So for an instant Mrs, Fo
lie's friend disappeared ; -being a poor skater
and unable to keep up • with her, till return
ing; he made her acquainted with Mr. Drom
io. Bowing merely, but not unmasking her, -
the new arrival glided to. Mrs. Foilc's side;
took her hands in his, as couples on ice'do,
and they "rolled" 'off like two marvelous au
tomatons. Dromio wore a splendid Floren
tine dress, plumed cap, long ringlets, dark
hose over shapely limbs, with sword, jeweled
dagger and the cross of the order ot St. John.
He was the best gymnast on the pond—
raced backward, forward, High Dutch, wrig
gle, inside out, heel up, squirm. turn over,
swallow himself! Mrs. Folic was in ecstacies.
She was animated to a • generous rivalry, and
surpassed her own previous agility. Warmed
by exercise and contact,, their tones grew
softer- their speech less formal;
. poor :Mrs.
Folic once slipped, when Dromio supply
caught her -by the ,waist, and, .bold man!
keptlits hand around her when they were
• again alert.
!•Withdraw your _arm!" whispered Mrs.
Folie ; "my husband is here—he may kuow
me."
"Say not so," exclaimed . the. ardent :Dro!
`let-us ourselves withdraw," .
They glided oft to the 'far, angles:)f the'
pond, where, unobserved their conversation
sweetened.. - At...last the. supple Florentine
seized Mrs. Folie's hand and swore • that it
was .the fairest on Long • •
. •"Elatterei!" she answereti. "If this•were
net the Carnival,. I.should be indignant: ,
.•-
But. since it is the Carnival, give tne one
11 : 1-ss 7 yon will not refosetne . F' . •
SIM did not. They liiigered.a luscious
meat on themargin of the- is:orld .Moral and
thede,pi•mi - nde, and then the bell at the great
gate - rand—the. CarniVat Wits over—it ; %vas
time to ;unmask.
".I fear to uncover,`' said the lady,
men are su seldOm honorable 1:7 ".
tilt you • most . ; the hour has - arrives
Could! We must, we shall intik again! Let
us draw
They slipped,:otT.tlie dark vieages instarp- .
nenusly, and look6d into each Other's faces.
" . Good heavens It is Folie!"•
"My , said.. the Stro'ng
man, and.they wilted: •
• ThiS.c)osed the tableau..
I may add that. Eolie was a . good skatet ;
hut, Wishing to.ilave.sbrne..fun on hii own ac
count, hid not told his wife so.
.1
AL ; THENTIC A.Sl:CDOTE.:7l7alfejrrand
was once in the company of Madan de Steel
and another eminent French lady, Whose
name we do not remember
You say charming things to both of us,"
. .
said Madam-de Steel to. him • "which of us
do you like best?.`' • . • •.
.
The wily statesman artfully.replied . that he
was delighted with ,both. 1 • • •
"Alti but - you prefer one of us," continued
Madam de Steel • " suppose 'we I%Trd.both
drowning in the Seine to-night.., which of. us
wOuld yOu help first ... • • • •
"I would•eitend my right hand to Madam
de Simi, and my left hand to madam yonder.'
• "Yes ;•Shut suppose Only one-of us
bersaved,- which would 'you .attempt to res
cne ?" • •
• Talleyrand's dipldruncy was pushed: . to its
severest test,.bur not - one hit discomposed
he turned to Madam cle Sthel, and replied—
" Madam, you who
. knnw .66 many things, ,
doubtless kuoW'lMw
,TtitGold•Hill - Seirs . (titi a,intirable paper)
Aces .Miss.Hermiand 1 " Medea " up niter the
style of 'Hiawatha, . give the opening
stanza, Whit:his a fair spec . unen of the whole:
Have you seen Matilda lieron ?..
. Not the lean ithiiden-- • : • •
31.iiden, ampler and bony, •
Years. ago, ut California. • •
Took the rag froth off the Wishes, •
• But Matilda Heron Steepel--: : ,
Mattkla,-fet and-fair and forty?
• . We have "been there we have seen her I •
• tiew,her act the fierce Meifra ; . .
-• Saw her.act the,ontraged woman; ". • ,
Saw. her act the wife discarded— • •
Deserted and heart-broken.mother, -
• . Saw her frenzied, fierce and Maddened,
• .-Wreak her tierce and awful .vengiance 6'
On - her young and beauteous rival—
Slay her habes_and perish with them, ..
iiu Isvi - rAtioN:—At ,a statiOn on . the
overland•ronte, the keeper got rather shirt
of provisions--in fact, had nothing left but
a bottle of mustard and some haeOn. • 'As the
stage stopped there one day to change horses
the passengers seated themselves at the ta'-
'ble—atul the host . ; ' . .
'•Shall I hdp you to a piece of bacon
• "No, 'thank yon never eat bacou ?'7 . said
one traveler.
. said the station-keeper,
"help youfself to .the, =clan] !" .
11.c.az is :a pathetic love song:
• . I pressed - my beating heart, .
. I smoothed my rufflad hair,
• I:stepped.into tiiercium,
I I.4ind LOlitlth there. •
I i•eized Iter lilly baud, . •
.T egity , e,:t.:3l it o' or and 'Wei,
.' 1 kttiilt Ulkoll the
I told nv tatb: of wor,
`I whipercqi all utv fefirs.
711,1 n, WWI t d . y4 tl4k the
znilly'.l . 4)xed my ears:
SEEING Dortnx:—A devigee . of Bacchus,
stepping out, of a hotel lit timira the otlitT
C and his w:rspeefice.fheukties ,t be
ing parliculgly ciisi lout, tumbled unaware in
to the e.tnal. After • paddling around about
halfan both, he succeeded in getting out and
obuiined admittance into tile house_ Shaking
bis bat by the stove, he exi•lxirned • : I say .
(bic) but 1 think.your butwe (hie) bassot a
I-e-e-t-I-e huger cistern than' it can well at.
A Too.lo JAMS: ad Venisi•S for a itituation as
lais o,llpr:et:title (*trolly. Would.
have no OhirTtint, he a - .rys; to go a shon cgs
taacu it to the e couatry. .
wnforii -- Altt .74
E EOLS.
- • •-• .- •• AGENCY :':.
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Wyoming Fire . 00 Go.
Of lnimian . - 0
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• - or.waimetinsittts.• -- - •
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Pedidee effected ; oith .ibi-Iterelifible liahllolo*
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Companies. upon favoreble te .. , •
' . . DAVID'S 1343,.-Aa .._:
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For ticheylklll co, o st, tly _ ors re, ClMsb
Ting STREET, Pottsvilie::' rtl 22. 435. —l6-tf '- '
• • •
..FISOAT cAlRpOE$.6i
-'Non :Marine Insurance:-
. T. A. GODFREY. Agent Of the North Amer
ica Inturance Company of Philadelphia. Li prepared to
take Disnithice;op,gamiiii of Coal, Prodnee,--aa - aB
such *goedi;.ts are carried •in -Boats - frau SchustidU
County to Philadelphia and New York.- • -
Terms reasonable.. °thee Mabantongo, Dear Centse
street, Pottsville. Pa.. • .
Traveler&. Insr slate:,Go, , •
HAItTFORD, CONN,.• •
Cash capital •-• • • '—s3oo:o9o
Company luAures azkinst 4 1enti in all kinds.
In awes of p e rp,mma injury a Weekiy r eornpeneation: not
I.4oueeffinetik , Rgll. WEEI3.. is allowed and hi ease of
:death by.acctdent a stini not exceeding ..$5,00 is 'paid.
The premiums are so low that all cineea cao insure . ;
For inoinsectris call in this office, where all infortnation
will be .cheerfully given, This Company is endorsed
• by all.the Bank-Presidents . in Hartford... Policies ist:ued
.and renewed, and claims: adjustrilAnd Laid by
•-• T. A. GODFIIEY,.../kgt., Pottiyille. Pa.
C. F. SPINDEL,,Agt.," Tarnaijna. Pa
71.107tIPSON DERE. Speclal'Ant... Wilkesbarre,.Pa.
linsetaiNcm.—Col. H. L, Cake: Managua ;
Fowler. Esq . ,. Tamitqatt ; lion. Charles Frailey,' Potts
ville; lion. JanteitPu Hoek, Philadelphia.
-• • April tit; teztv,
WALTER, S. SHEAFER'S
FIBS INSURANCE OFFICE,
CENTRE ST., PCiTI'SVILL, PENNA
APPLICATIONS FOR INSURANCE ON
s.
• "
Veal Break!rw, •111.ouses, Inewaisandise,
. irurniture, : dcc.,ekv" . •
- , 1311L , IgIVET?, AM) ORTAItiLD
Philada. - arql , ,Xem York Coniitniies
irAllComninnimtions prompily attended to.
Alnit 14-3 m•
INSURANCE,
F. B. •KAEROHER
General Insurance Agent. •
Office Pennsylvania Hall, Pottsville, Pn.
LIVERPOOL It LONDON ttGLOBE INSURANCE
.. .
• •. - - --. : . : - - •
Caah Capital and Awt...e. sl6,ocio,oock
Inyesiod in the United States 0ver....;:, 51,500,000
•
• HOME INSURANCE-. COMPANY,
New:Raven, Coupecticitt. .
Cash Cappital • 54300,600
Surplus Jan. 1A.1865 5139,070 914
Inanrance effected tr. tliC best.. Companl on favoni.•
Lie tepne . .Losseaproiaptly adJneted and paid without
delay. . • April 15.
1794. •_ CHARTER. PERPETUAL 1794
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA
. .
. •
• ' PRIFLADELPILIA;
1794. The Oldesi•lastsr
mre Company' in. the ILlnited.•Statee.
• Hos Paid Over 517,000.000 Loeser : in
11
• Meis Since itr Organic:okm: •••
CASIi CAPITAL . •Soo.otro.oo
ASSETS • '• 81,4141,71.7.9:3
. .
ARTIIOR .
JOIIN NALON,
JnIIN A. BROWN,, "0E0116: L. .1 - IARTIfSciNf
CitAIII..F.S TAYLOR, . FitANolS. R. Corr:,
A 511160.56 W 11127..; „ '• Elovi:Ar.l/ II • TROTTEL,
Ricitmsn I)..Wonix. .EliwAnn S. O:ARK?.
WELSH.' ' WILLIAM- Ce.VVI.NtiR,
BitowN., T. CIIARI.TON
.JAPES N. DicliSoN._ .•
. . . . .
.. . . ARTHUR G.0FF1....i, President- -
Com:Les MATT. t.iecretary. •. ". - • • .'. *. • ..-
Anent at Pottsville,. . - , . T. A. GODFREY,
. Otliee.Altihanton'go, near Centre titreet.
aim y: .
thIARTER.
ritA - Rt,Thr,-- • :••••....
na-, INSURANCE: compin
OF PtiILADELPHLV
At.s or jannary 1, 1864, -
$2 ; - :11 . ,' . 8.49-.:05:.
. .
Capital.
Acct. - aired ; .
n rested' , P rem i u nos,
. •
Unsettled !income for. 1564.,
.1 ' 0300,000.
• 4•, LOSS 51NCE•12 , 214 • • .
'• • - • .
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY_ POLI
- • CIES ON LIBERAL TERNS.
• : DIRECI.'011114:
CHARLES N. - BANCE.EIt, ISAAC - LEA. . ~
BIAS.WAGN EDWARD C. DALE, . •
SAMtEL GRANT, . GEO. PALES, .
JACOB B. smrrn, - 'ALFRED FITLER, •- 7 •
GED,. W. 'RICH:ARDS, FRAS. W. LEWIS. M. D.
CVI A tit. SI• N.. it ANCKER,..Pl.eieident
EDWARD C. D.tL,E, tiCce , Prejsidrut
JAS. W. MeALLISTER. See. Pro. Tem.
. .
The:subscriber is iientit for the' above inentioned in
stiuui to-make itistfranan on every
description of property; at the•lows4 rates.% •
• 11,ENRY- RUSSEr.,•Ngt..
. Pottsville, March la.-• 64.
lIVE INSUIZANC . E.. ..•• . .
' The Girard Insurance: Annnity and Tryst Corn'
pally of Philadelphia. - °Mee, No. 4uS Chestnut:street.
the find door E.:1.5 of the Custorn Ilonse; , • • .
CAPITAL--:OOe,uou—CIIARTER . PEIII'ETUAL,. • •
Continue to make - instance s - on lives nu the most fa
-v.l,ode terms. • • • . -
heind, paid up and inverted. tuttether with.
'a Ittige and.constantly increasing resert. - ed 'fund, oilers
pertect security to the insured. • •
- The
gnarti•rremiums. may be paid yearly., 'half-yearly •or .
, The company add a Hours periodically' to the Insur
rnce.for life. The fir.st bonus, appropriated iti Deceit
tier, •1544, the second bonus in December,.ls49; and the
third bonus in December, ls:4, which additions make.
an average of more than 60'per cent._ Upon
. the premi.- -
ums paid; without increasing the annual premium.
. ht.isAusatt. •
Thomas Ridgway, • • (Joint A. Brown. - •
. 'Robert Pearsall, ' John R. Latimer;'
• Thomas P. James,. • John R. Slack,
:Frederick. BrOwn, ,john C, Jtitchell,• •
• George Taber; • . Isaac Barton,
Henry G. Freeman, • • Seth J. Cooly, • .
-. • • -• • • Itetac Starr. - - . •
Pamphlets containing table of tides and explanations:
him of application and further information can be had
at the °Mee. .TIIDMAS IiII)CiWAY, , President.
Jean F. Jeairy Actuary
Of of B. BA NNXlsT,•Pottsville,-Agent forlthls County.
PRIVATE SALES.
AMIABLE FARM. •FOR SALE.
• In consequence of poor .health the subscriber has
concluded to oiler his Farm for elite. • Said loon Is
cated In „Kin;, , ston Towukhip, Lucerne ''...bunty, within
four - miles of the Wyorniug Depot, with •-good' . rteuis
and downgrade to market. The Farm cOntains about
170 acres, one hundred and fifteen under -good g a r
Improvement.. The soil - is good and well Adapt:
'EI to either grass or grain. and being well. water-r.
ed, would make one of the finest grazing faims
county. The buildings are Two Dwelling Ifousei. one
large Ilay and Grain .Bare. one Cow Barn forStribling
Cattle.; Carriage .Ilene and Stable, and large**.
Corn House. ONE ORCHARD:;—It isaleit well.
fenced; having • eeveral :hundred rods of stone
` 41 41"
Wall upon it; is centrally - located—two - roads crossing
at right angles neer. the buildings. There is also .a
Church ttmi School Hsouse .on the premises; and until'
- recently a Post Office keptat the place for sixteen(
years.- IT 18 NF'.AB. 7118 BEST MARIIIIT IN 'fill? STATE. •
It is .altogether desirable property, and per,ons'
- having
' money to invest In real estate would do well to
call on the subscriber and view the preintees. Any one
'desiring further information can call on or address the
Editor of the Pitteon Gaetie. or • • •
.ILLTFUS,CARVER,.
Wyoming; LoCerne Co., Pa.
Jun.l4, 15.
.
Von . valuable FARM and . plea ant
-. l' conntry reQidence. situate in East Hanover Timm
ship..Lebanon pitruty. Pa.. on the Jonestown and liar
risourg told:one-halt a mile West or. Mt. Nebo, con.
104141. Minim; about S$ Acres.: About 7-acres
Woodiand, - -tba =minder being uoder
. m i xel cultieution,:w.A. fanned; and the anti
well adapted to the different coins generally raised in .
this sccrlou. -The buildings fueatly new) area BRICK
HOUSE, -BANK BARN, hirge Bay Bain, and other out,
building!. There is an orchard of young bearing trees,
with an addition of others lately set out. 'oshe.premi
sea,A Well, with Pump, is at the house; • also ital.:
ning . water in most of the acids.' • •
For:further. particulars, apply:by letter-or in. person
to the subscriber, on the premises;•P.'o. address: ONo:
. • : • TIIO9. P.. MILLER.
Dud Hanoyer Agg 27,•!G4:
Schenek's Mandrake Pills
SICK HEADACHE,
Its Symptoms, Cause and Ode.
. .
n his received its name from a conStatie nen . -
kw. or eirkinWs at the etutuach,. - .which attends the
pain hf the head. ' , This headache is apt to begin in the
morning - on-Waking from a deepsievih and When tsime
irregularity of diet has been rotnealtted 'on the. day be
fore, or sometimes frir Severnidays previous. At (Wet
There iicatii,tm:6ingly.miretsire feeling in . the.head:
winch giiidtfaily.nferget , Into a severe heavy pain in the
temples. fr4quently , attendixi by a seuse'of Intimater and
tenderness to one eye. and extending across - the fore
head, There'll a dam*, • tuipleasant -taste in the.
"Mouth...un•oifealaiie treath, and • the fatigue covered
wito yellowish White fur. • - 41'he tuttferer desires to he
auMe tire dunk room. ..as emu aa.the patient:feels-the
!illness in the.head unit pain in the temple, takettlarge
dose or Sc.tienck's itiandrake..Pllls, and irr atrhone or
two they will feel as . well as ever. This his been tried
by thom•atitiNatatisfilivap . , sate to awe. atid instead
or-the sick headathe comin n ,, off every -week or ten
days. the y . will nor he troubled 'with it once-in-three
. -
Settettet.-s Mandrake Pillerare compoCed of a number
of nstts de. lkvtophinin, or eUtlellitritted.:tlandrake.
all of which tend to relax the secretlong or- the liver;
and act more prompt than blue pills-or mareary,• ,
with-
Opt lea%ing any dangerous etlimts. In a bilious pcirsou
they will 140. W thellmrlVet• by the
,stools.: -They. wilt
expel wortutt; tunetni. Idle mitt all orbid matter Irma.
the s 3 stem. In sick hisolache.' if they Me anen na
ÜbOye. la full .du,e soon as - they 'feel the fuel
* Symptoms of It) I.4...SCLEliCkll.lirhlld. lise.alrected his
aptlits to return toe inotieyil.theyrlo tiot. give: perfect
• - .
.
Ii a ix,!eoft bas • been Compelled to Stay out lite at
night: a• 611 drink tow tuna'. who\ by takin g a
Ole out gtiing to 'tied, -next. morning be will: rm 'ae
ttuonth_ tie had cot drunk itdroix ualeea he foilithato.go
to bed at all:, • .
They only. coat '25 dents a box. . • • ' • •
.. • Whoever takes theta will never nee'any other: They
are wcirtiii dollar to's rick null fur. every . cent 'they
Don't forget the name--&tresews /itAI4 , IIANE PILL&
bold wholetale and retail, at De Schenck's Principal
Office. No: ID ;North Stitt) Street. Philadelphia;' and by .
Dmegb.is and btorekeepers generally,' •
Price fur Pulutonle Syrup. Sraw&dfitkilc,'eneh $l - 50
per bottle. $1 50 the half dozen, or- two hotflea of
.rap and one of Tontc:tor _
• - Dr. Salem& taill be at his oftlee_ . No. - 15 North , tnxtb
Rtingoopaitceveil sittacany to see titiente.—;
lla nukei no charge 5,r advice. bdt Yor ettanottiltere
grateadon . 0f: the lunge 161 th "Ida7kbaanionneter,. he
Oaraea • • - • March lit,-'4%;.1-1-,-;;:
2nft ISA Wks -11%:d none Celllent at *4014
%Ivy AA* tibia &
•
1 Gold an ,dyer :'
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• TVQ 7 A;TC.II. - .ES • -
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Fkii , ll,loftli ..W.,:tr.*:;).-tUnAFT't ... V44I2; ''..cilltit, •
Ntcs, Fon, and - T.Cn0.m..6.* . _,•-.C'llAlne -.• Tarts; '.
; :-.-• - '• • - - Int nitirt;l i e'ini.as inianrer-Scie -- -". - ..
111,10x - inid Ovit Riktil3italf.JMETS . - UNiqux •Srre . ...... i c i rc e i gii•-iii u t, ifi c i ii .tpiiiioin:'• --- -..-
alt Lazirine... , ,TElsturr, - ..i.ionimrs .!•`t;kikm,.llr4VY -"' • - • - - -ei-i-ez.. , •:-*•:-.* , - -tt , .2.,-I,*; - ,'--- • .
S EA L Rli'ci 4 .--8 46 " 4 STAtii:ltltteic..• Brobeltem, • • •• ° 111•41 -1 4- : -ff4-81 '' a wva ''''' .ll l l.ol " B-4 e - C b a'
Diiinonds,•linktien, - Etlierlads; - Pearle, - ': arid Ottels :.., ; F t a i l , — ', n et b t ige . epiantztkarot youeSalie, - As,t,
Iletio -- .P*oillingn, C.bl - a l 3 l O, lie-V*4 11 . 51 i- SiVel.' IStnl - hillert.'never.yetenebOttlelthieh'iltiledlif-the
Blalteg. Coolers, 'Pinner . : and;Ton desiredelfeetand.lsllsstisfaciio ll A 0 14 1 (0 1 q..w1u ) too*
:Craet Stand's .
SerViees, - Pial . . '.l , ss,'Bowitig Machines ; Ica.; &o : ; ' vat- • :It. - Alfast erour people fry It, thrty.:Egreetlielitliall
arid 'ht. , : • •- *-- ''.:: ::. , ~- ...• ' •-•-•.,' :.,......,..• .".:: . , ..'. .beria.tiottiedie4telikeit'hae..relmonxtonuntielti;•!!. -
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. • :.: ' .• ' . --- 11rE" W- ..- Nt(ill . K. • • :..-: ' . "l.oitrAci.myetuty.tcaynta and,i the public; Whim
'•• • '-`''. ' • '• • '.- ,r ' - :. ,-- ' - ! - - - Y.' •- • ..--. • . I add 04 testimosiy to. that you publish ofthe - Ixte-
Sevielers' .Narinfaotaring Associatton: ' dielmilvirtues'ofyeurSAnst.araitaLti. _NI datigk7
• - te'r, aged. ter thad .an afflicting , hurnor.in er, cars,
••• •.' • '.. •• .• .. • A.TI '-. :". •- - '..-- ' • . •eyes, and. hair for years, wltial we were finable. to
.. •• ••.. . . . . • - . . , . , .-
- :ONE- LE . :-.. -*
DOLLAR:fAOII:,..ARTIC i
:enz-uwnent
11 r7gitorriiLede-trifthss*,,tu..."4'. ~. P l F .hil f.
Frina • .4fri; Jani.E.• /nee; a well•knnwts and.irnteh
withent . s.lqctiott, and no srticle to .be ...paid -for tailless -
.esteemed lady nf Oennistille. Coper.ifiry Co., .Y..T.
. '' - • . •••',.. :-. . perfectly 'satisfactory. -: '-- - • - -- :: • ..' 31y. daeghter has suffered:Piro year past with a.
. .. .
.- - "--- . • ~.. - ...
. ,. -... • - . ecroftdout eruptlan, which AVM Very troublesome,'
CATAI AOGUE
• • Nothing afforded any' relief Until w e e-tried your 1
• ill rich and v aluable artich.s at one.Dollir Loch. - • SattsarAr.D.l4,Which soon ecimpletely cured her." i
100 FMe G old Chronometer Watches: each - - $2OO From Charles. P. ,Gage,•rsq..; ofthe.icidely.knatost
ltd) Fine Gold .Eul4islit• Lever Watcher."..... .: . 'l5O. •
.Gage;..ibirroy ( . 1- Co., manufacturers of etumulletl .
' 2uo Larlim , Gold Enameled Bljuu Watches, (Jew: .1 ; papers h i : w a5 h a ,,,..v..a., . ~.. : , ... . „
vied Le.ersy
, • •-• 150 ! 0 i ; had for several' : years a' very . troublesome
. . .
• 500 Solid Silver Ranting English : Potent Leier - -- . 1 humor in . my ,
..face;:whiely grew constantly worse
Watches.- 1...:.: ' ...... .:. .... . .-.. ..,':.:s4o to SO until it illfietmi nay features and became en intol
., 3000 • Rich Vest Chalets, Drop - Ends ' • ..'
- .It to TS- erobleMllliction: :I. tried Anion
: vier* . thing a man
50110• - • tleavy.Onspiand Neck Chains •' - 12 to 00 sould of both advice •
and medicine; birtWithout .atiy .
30(41 Parent:Hinge Bracelet& each:. .I. ... .. - . ..... 10 to thy ' . relief -. whatever, until . L took your. SansArAnn.t.s.-
3 , am I. oique.( hatelai neiChains with Tins.-....; at Le tis It immediately made my-faoeworne ? 'lle you_toktme
woo Emerald, Pearl- and Gpal•Broeelies:.. - ... 10 to 30 it might 'for a time i: but in •is - •!few limas - the: ew
71/00 Cal Diatitond Pins:with Chains • •! .10 to 30 skin begin to - form - under the blotches, and eon-
WM Full :jets of - Ladiei.' Jewelry.. .. : ... ... .S ti. - no -Untied' antiOny .lace is rm smooth rut any.body's, •
.to Silver Dinner Sets • 'II • inothlr.ri* And lam without - arty symptoms of the-tliseallie that
.• :5 stir4,i'v g a..Sets '. • • ' ; - 10010150 - .. I know. of, I enjoy perfect: heath, and. without a
.3000 End kb Silver Cruet Stands.. '
...":....:.:..
. . ..
• 3000 Sneer Fruit tirtie:; .. " . ! -. -15 te v! . . Erytiipelas ;40enertal Debility - Purify the
21011- Silver. Butter Conlera . - - . - • • ""
w - an •i' •• ' ' •••' ..... Blood:. - -• •
• 1000 Silver . Ice Pitchera ....'....• ...... ...-....: . '5O to 75 •.. • . ••- , • . • '..
.`5OOO S il ve - r ter' •dilets. Gold Lined.... - .-..• .... •. 15 to. _e . ' Fr om Dr, ItOt. Saisini- Houston St., ' New Tork. -•
10000 Gold Penn, Silver Nail Caeca - • .• 4to S "Dot. - Aran... _r seldom fail • to - remove Eruptions
6000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoona • 15 to Mi I and Scroffilous S'orra by the piTseveringusee ' f your.
-5000 . ', ' --“. Desert Spoons.".'... ' ; -20 to 30 ! . SARSAPARILLA . , and I have just - neve euredan attack
20 First-Claps . Seelloeidaehliie-s. - ...::. ,-- . . ' ... .:40 TO So' lof hfaiignant Erysipelas with it. No.-alterativ,e ito
- . Gold Fob-Key,'Thiniblee; Tooth. Picks!, Sete of Sol- 1. :possess equals the S.I.IISA.PARILLA-you ![:ice sup=
talre Sleeve Burtcne and Studs, Stone Set Large Seal,:,' plied tethe profession as well as to the people."-
Signet, Chased and Plain Ringa,..te- .tc...• . .. -- - ' - From J.: E. Jahnston,Esq..: Wakeman, Ohio:
All the above extensive stock :of Ode:Watches. rich ...!:For twelve..years, I :had the yellow Erysipelas
' Jewelry. Silverware. ke are efiered, by the-New:York • i .- on' my right irm;'during which.time I tried all the
'' Jewelere• Manufacturing Association, - without -except, I celebrated physicians:l could reach, and - took-him
zi;" .-
luat ••. ' . •'. :'• . - . • • . ... . .
... .. : dreds 'of dollars worth'. of Medicines:. The ulcers
•' • . DOLLAR -- • EACII• were so bid that:the cords.bec. tune visible, add the
O . .NE
- I doctors decided that my.arm must be amputated.' ,I
.
, ..,. . , .. ,
-•• TIM above ASsociatien.' (fa vorably noticed by all the 1 began taking . reef
Aft- ' l A ri!tl 'i t o' . eTe k tl ii") . - I t Mta
principal Jeurnals throughiit the country since its or-1 tl i s, and so m e o f- you r
,rsti t.
public .ne : . . wei l l -s a'nd so g und Vs an eY ybody.
unitization in 1055 , ) consisting of a combination - of tile! Being crea rn - . 1 -•
in a puire,,my case is known to every
lareestmanufacturers. have appointed a Board of Di.' ..
: ha .,, tlx.i.n thisconim imi y,.and excites the wonder of .
, rectors to supervise the.proper distribution and eale.of,
their whole Stock of - Ittedmio Coari.t . ..Wises, without '"' ...- - -
Frf • im Den: . .ttenry 'Monra, ..hf. r. *P., of hreweast/e,
reserrk' ' s - . ' • - - .C. Jr:, a leading member of the Cancidian Pariirs
-
lElmlineittlY Appropriate for - ..En'tuily , Use g• -• ' - • - • - •
• . •.- :-• • : . or.Preoenso. •.. - • • ' uI.. have Oiled - vier Sanaa Pauli:J./al:inlay ,farally,
Which will be' dienesed of , nu the " following liberal , for general debility, and for purifying the blood,'
th
'rum: - 1,000,020 Certificates, bearing; upon their face 'With very. beneficial results; and feel confide/tee - In'.
• the names. of. 'the articles as above enumerated, are • commending it teithemelleted,"- -..- •.. • . : . .
each enclosed in plain em elopes, and:scaled, undid-. - - • _ ..- •- , --_-... •! • •• ,
__. -. ~.
thiguishable one front nether , mired and
_placed in a .S.t...Anthonee - rite, Dose,. - Salt • .3ithicoml,
repository, without choice, from which theyare drawn . . ' • • •• ..settld Reed ) Bore.Eyea: -• r• .. :• '
•as ordered. - The sealed - envelopty containing .certili- Front. itart:ey Sickter, •Eiii., the able editor
.Of the
dates marked with themame.of the article, descititions; .•• • Turd:handed: Demeeret, PennsYtranici. .
and.marked price. it entitles the holder to. wil l be.sant . ' .' _ it Our only eh il d;All!011t three - years-of age; was
by mail to at y addres itt• 95 ceots each :-. On receipt of ! atacked by pimples on his forehead.., -- They rapidlY
the certificates tile Purchaser ascertains-the- enact arti;..., epread.nntil -they. formed . a loathsome and virulent.
etc he is entitled to, whith•be can obtain - upon the re- ;=sore, which, covered hie .face,and actually blinded'
turn of (be Certifithte and $l, to the o ffi ce of the Asset- his yes for some days . Atkefut physidati applied i
clothe,. Whpn Certificates eallfor article.: too -large to
.. ..nitrate of Silver and 'other-remedies, Witheut any;
he scut by mail. thefull express. charges must be fOr-:
...lipparent - effect... For fifteen days we guarded his I
warded,. together Witmcost of boxing. k.c. • **- .- . ;- .
.- hands, leit with' them he should tear open the fes-1
1
• - '. • .. tering 'and corrupt:Wound:which covered. hie whole
Single Certificates :25.. Cents Each., rice - . . Having - tried every thing. else we-liart - arty•l
..
•• C • id . w tch % ,„,, . . .hone :from,' we began . giving your SAIISAPARI,LI.Af,
One CertificaterimY. obtain you a,9 a ~r- • •
• - (mil aPplying the iodide of potash lotion, as you
-(dicervke- Plate:- or any. other valuable article. - ~. • •TI - be - t heal when we had • '
. . - TIIELL4i SWILL 11, ~7.suy 81.,.kNK5..
~. ' .., !... direct. te sore gen o fp% ea
.. . . . ... I the first "bottle
.veil when we had -finished
- Packages' - of:' Certificates. - ...-- -
the second: The child's eyelaihes, whiehlierl come
• out, grew again, 'indite is now as healthy and - fair
Will be sold to Clubs. Schools,' Agents,. ,he.; at the :foi-- as any other. The whole neighborhood .predictcd„
. :. .. - •. lowing. rates :', ' ,-.-. thatthe child 'most die." .. -.-- • • . • ... .
. ,
One certificate sent teeny address:by mail., •on receipt . . . -
.§yphilit pad Disease:... ..
• •- . ' ... ,!,••• " • • • • .- . • Front Dr.: Hiram' Sloat r qf St. Lotii3, - ..lfisioriii.
6 C(7tilleates . •- • . ' • •I 00 • • t A e
• " a 'fin,. your '..ARSAPAIOLLA - a More , effuctuil
1 i CertifiC/IteA ..... . , . ... t .--.... .. .... . .... ...,...; 2 00
30.-Cerrificattsa (With Oremititri) .'• '•-• ' 600 remedy: for the secondary symptoms - of: Syphilis
• • • and for syphllitie disease than any:other we possess.
65 Certifidatee (with premiinni . , 10 na T
• he profession are indebted to you for coma of the
too oat-invites/with premium) ' ' ' • 15' 00 :_-_. .e di •
, - mat ma eines wehavi" •• , • - ' .... - :.• • .
: Periect tettislattirin guaranttted in all •.cases: Gomm • , , .
iiinpleasitsa the tastes sir . fancy. , of oar 'customers Will. . FroM A.-.. 1- French, A!..P:, an eminent physician of
lieexchatiged free Of cost.'
; - •. , ••• Lawrence, .lines.,.lines.,trho is a prominent member'of
• • - - . -
'- • Agems al el'others will -be alloWed 1 .
0' ct • litfv, on• each • . - • •
.. llieTtgislature'of.Mussachusetts,' ' - .. . ..
eertitleate ordered by [halo, previding not lees than five. . 4 -Da: AVER: My' dear Sir 1. - I have found .yeur .
are, orderealit n time. Agents . 'Kill COMIC. f:5 cents for • `SARSAPARILLA an excellent - remedy for Syphilis,
each certilleate and rentit - 15-'eents t-aelA 13, tie. . ' - -
' '' ' ' Artitiee • 'both of the primary and secondary type, and- slice-
Large orders for packages of (err itlemee • or luau in some cases thatvere too ohatmato to yield
from schools Clubs, the Army. ike...* should be sent per .to other-remedies. Ido notknow Whet we can ein-
Express: _Drape payable to' cihr order, or• “Post Office. .- ley with more. eertatoty of sueeesai.where . a power-,
Money Orders." should be:procured: - Agents wi i,,,a . liil alterative la regale. d .
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:. _
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everywhere. • •' . ' • . -.•..- . • Mr. Chas.' S, Van Ziew,Ol Nits •Prunswic,ii,...Y.,7„-
- ; All enters mast be : addressed to! ..• ... • :.. - ... ... -hactdreadfirLuleersmnids.l%rti, caused by. the abuse
. . •-• . •-•. NEIV V on Fi.: •.- : - - • . 'of mercury, or mercurial disease,which grew more
. .JEIVELERS! ,niN EPArilllti • ISSOCCITI(IN, . and more. aggravated - for.years,• in' spite. of every .
' - • - •- - JEW KLERS' BUILDING. • . . .... .remedy or treatment that could be applied; until the
: persevering,use of AYER'S SAUSAPAIIII.4..I relieve
Corner Piisseutt. -awl : Ann Se.;;; 'New' tork. .
•ALFRED - KEIGLITELY. - .. ninl.• ' Few cases can be foundinoreltiveterate.and
Pre , , , t IL atrd , if Directors..' .disticsaiug than jilt's..anti it took' several dozen
•- _ -bottles to .cure him - •:- ,•. .•1, •:- ' -S• ..• .. . - '
-• Leizooirhees; Whites, Female WealiMests,• •
. . .
ire - generally produced by:internal Scrofulous Ul
ceration, and.are very often cured by the alterative
effect fifth's .SadsxeAuff.l.A. Some cases require,
however, iii aid of the S:atts.ti'Antixo, the akillbl
application of tocalremedies, -. ...• . ... • i
Fro* ete'.-utell.-Ininon- . nail Witilycelebratect Dr.
.. .. .. :lacOb :Morrill, of Cincinnati:. ~. • • .„,
1 , 1 haVe found yonr,SARSAPAR!LLA an - excellent
alterative -in diseases of 'female,;-- Many cases of
Irregularity, I.encorrirtert, Internal • Ulceration; and
local debility, arising from the scrofulous diathesig,
have yielded to it;:and . there are :
few' that - do •not,
when its effect leproperly aided by local treatment "
.
A lady unwilling,. to allots (he publication oilier
•'. .. . '•• - • name, writes :. • ' . • : .
• ..11v daughte? and .myself Itaid..beeti.etired of a
very debilitating Leueorrinna of-long standing, by
two bottles of your S4nsorAntti.4...: - :...- .-
• • - .
Itheliritatisui • Gout, Liver Complaint, Dye
.. .......
••''. - Pep,sia, iteart Disease, Neuralgia,: :*
. . . .
when caused bi• Scrofula in the syidere, are rapidly
cured by this LIT. SAr . t.-I,P . AIIILLA. • . ' •-.. • :
April 22, '6,51716-Am
$lOO.OOO
071,000.
1,050,2$
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
Consumption Curable.
Tim .1, cEitiriivicATEs:
Extene ! Extene ! Extene :!
,TRY IT AND. BE CONVINCED, "IT
. .
. .
.. .
It Is trpurely Vezetable Medicine•i-tonic .end ithnu;
lent in its properties: .Its action tifion the Ltini.ts end.
Stonitichie wonderful: Bfiy i bottle and be convinced.
it is nd homlenz..:. : . - . - .- -
. It isidepartel Wee the. inpervisioa• nnd direction of
nee of the liituline•Phyieinne of. the city cd Reeding. • .
COUCH .: eiriIisCTMVTION,.. - .-
.' • ' • 1 • • •
'ASTHMA, BRONcIkITTS.. . . ' - ' ' . '
•
AN DISEASE-6n .-• • . - . .
.., TIGIiTNESS OFTiIECTIEST.
By its fiction 115(11 stimulating Expectorant. 'nod Ttm
•ic. it entes Ilyspemia. it - produces appetite,' stimulates•
the ayotem.-it huilde :np tho falling- strength. while it
111-iyt a from the system' and lungs 'the seeds of. - Con-
Sam talon. It has ester Silted. ao tarns we have heard.
-We .giVe ear certitimtes from the city of. Redding,
Where it is prepared, And now try it: -if it Is good for.
nothing, tell your friends so:: The: quicker•a good' for
nothing medicine neout.of the way, the better it is for
everybocir: Btu if you find.-it good:•then. , tell your
friend anti neighbor' So. We ',want yciur . sick.friend.to
They are Iff he the judges ' and we will:he satis
fied with their- decision alter 'a fair trial ;•-for, after
fair trial of it In the city of Reading% we - know wharit
Will do. .•,111 Weakness of any kind it never falls. • .
. Prepared and for sale by. NV 1 3 ,1. •LEVAN tt CO., •No:
741Pimn Street.' Reading. Pa.- ' •.... :
per Bottle. -
.Also for sale Iw'JOHN :G. DROWN it: BON, , Potte
elite, by I.lEN'itY B. DAVIS, :St. ClOr,,•tind 43 , aft
• , • Bend the Certificates. •. • .
CONSUMP PION.
• •
• Testimony of Adam 'J. ' • ,
• it. :Lr.vAN - Lt Co =lli the Spring I•was attacked
with 'a bed eough,,tightbees • of breathing, night Sweats,'
and spitting Of - bloodfromihe longs. I kept getting
worse and Worse till I had to give -np work. I wan so
weak I could bardly . get along: My cough kept getting
worse, and I became very hoarse. tried every thing.
mad'. commeneed . to n. 6 the - , Ezteite. - I have
esed it about two,m,onthsthe bonett,mitting of blood,
night sweatsTand tightness of-the chest are gone. lam
,nt thy trade again, working as hard as ever. My wipe- .
lite- never was. better in my entirely cured. .
ADAM - J. MI:NGLE.' .
. • At Whiteman's -Shoe Store; Penn St., near Seventh.
Beading, December ',22, 1664. • • •. • : •
LEVAN' dc Q41.-hiiut eight years ago I widi at
tacked with A3thmi.. . -A
-It is .a family .eomplaint,:nriy
mother having died with 1L...1 used everything; but of
no use. .I.was so,hnd with it in the -army . thatl was
dh,claarged from the.47th.l•liigime.nt; .Pennsylvania vol
unteers, and atm exempted at Heading, on ace.unt of
it. I could not walk fifty.•Wirda, nor ascend ddlght. of
steps 'Without reeting nay - heart became - die:eased - ale°
from it. • .1-bud palpitation and pain. I used four hot
<les' of Eitene, and am entirely well. and working at
My.trade, biaekamithing. - Its : effects with me were
,Wonderful. boors, CIIARLES A. HENRY. .
March 3, 1365. Cor, Washington St.:&., Willow Alley..
• Ms: LEVAN 46 Co.: —.ln• .
the Spring, I %me attacked
with cough and spitting of blood from: the. lungs, and
:night sweats, nt fattier.. - nndber. - and six brOthers and
sisters haVe died with. consumption: they. Ail c 6 n l-
menced the erne us Me. :My husband had just, died,
end I was 16rt ;done: With four small children ; I con
sulted Mr. Davis, of thiscity. stating my case..and.that
I was poor: Ile told' the that Cod'Liver Oil might cure
rue. if. I wished - fa try It ;•-and•also mentioned the.x
tene, ateting thatproprietors -the E
were, claiming to cure
consumption with it ;I. bought two bottles of you and
am entirely turedof.it."
. .
•
BPSYNCIII'PTS. •
Certificate or Rev,: George ,
of Reading'.
-.l..lis•As C0..-1-hr.re.been refrain:4' with couch ant
sorenesS of. the chest. all 'Arfater. I - entirely re , '
lieved of the soreness:. the eough.iShuich better; the.
Bronchial tubes. Were completely cloged.with matter:.'
he Extere has'. cleaned theta out' entliely.l .1 hi•k•
uS'ed.thre.e. bottles. and ma cordially ineciininend it, (or
any affection of tile' chest. GEOttGE
•-•
March Bas
'April 29, .65.' .
FRiC.TEE
,deCOy
SHIP BOAT: - BUILDERS;
..
-fiavOconstantly.-On hand FlitSl 4 -CL . ASS BOATS tor'
sale, Lai are ready to build drfit-claia.lloats and Bargea .
•at„the shortest notice,. , ••• • • -
.A
.•
numbin•iot Caulkers.aila Boat Itididers are wanted,
to whoa: gOnd wages autLconatant employment
. Thor . rare also prepared to build, at the ettoriest
09-I.I,;,CAItS and DRIFT CAP. - . 5, for all' kinds ,of
aiiuiia~operntiozw. : [Sept. 10. 014.-37-19 i
ABOUT TIMM TEM PRICE OF' TIN
WARIIEN'S GENUINE PEBBLE ItoOFING
need tatve. tlanu suy other.. kind.: It: to both - Fire; - -and
Water Proof, an will outlast two tip" Axife, - ,'While it
.costs only about.half.the price of tin.: - .Thie routing it
pat on . by the sabecribern;utshort notice:: • 1
• • BANNAN Pottsvilei :
It cannot be 'pErtirin reef.. pitching, over 3 inclicm .
the foot. It can be put on fiat, if necessary; '
March 26, 'ti;. . • . .
kucolairao
: CHARLES :IKEIHCER.,- . •
•
SALANIA NDEn; : SAFES •
. .
• :S6ccitad St..• Petts*.ille• •
At - Monne._ ! to the huskies, comirairilly , of
,thin
410 the adjoiiitng countiee, that hermaithfac
tilliS3 SALAMANHER SAFES of all sirs and
kinds; warranted Fire- roof. in point of . .
wOrionar.ship and finish. will, compare: with thoser , Al-:
from any other.establishmeut in the 'country:_
Ho always Ict..r-ps.sifes on hind for sale, and will .. .make
• them any size; for_Banking and other Public .InStlin•-•
Hps. as cheap,. if u$ cheaper than pink mui be obtained
'from 'abroad. . ' • —. • '...•
n e .. re e r e to Heuj and n :Haywood,. George Eright,;ThOe.
booch 00(1 A. - Ilenderson, of zthis , .Bonaugh, - who. have
bis 'Safe's in ns:e; . .
. .
E. , v H AT , • cAy.,-Aorp. vim .01woRE;
.• • •
The undersigned rapectitllf Inform 'the .eitliens
Katsville and. vicinity, that they': have asp .
• taken sand ratted tile. Store. in !ntre
reel.; above blahantongo. -7— qa.
where they. will Yeep'eonstantly on .band e and
0191110 Otock.tif ILATtitP43 and STRAW 6001/3.- and
ne astortthent Of l'ultS, which. they will sell on
ieasonalda ternis. vh l gatroua g e of- the public Is euo..
Pr Hata and aapinnyie tnootti - on the phiottiet:
L . .. 4." GIZMO
POtteiAlie:s. - Juite
rpm, HEIM! WED a les- epf, GIENVINS•
'likeelfllibrltating 0 1 1—thet!est CHICAP, 014 In
-the inarket leis littbrleatlihr, parilesesp-tor. sale whole.
;tale irmatinrsetams.tirlees by BANNAN.
Rare Wlnterßiesched• Whale , Oil, lite-quality
of w hi c if. we ,,i &mot. at - the Iciarest wholesale,. Near
•
NEVER FALL!.4.",
ASTIThLk.
CONSUMPTION
Frau etreet, Readinfr,
CHEAT, GOOD ROOFING.
tt=
— , gi p
. - ipti#, —l , Lf ~ , ! ---.+-4:-115.f.-- & :44, - -E- z .:
- WINAL'
=xAyerss
SAPAaI
-AYER'S
•
.•. C A T:TIARTIC -.
.
possess so••many advantages over the:Other
purgatiVes in, the market,:and their superior
virtues' are go.univerially knowit, that we need •
nct ! do . MOre to assure, the . publie their
.quality is maintained equal to the. best it ever
has'beeri, anal that they may be•clepended: on
to dci•all that' they'haire eve! done.
.I'repaed :by J. C. AYEI3.; M, &Cp.,
Lowell, Mass., and sold by •. • '.,• • 2 • - -
. EllibWN -& Son, and - by all the drug
gett ,, in Pottsville r also hy . all dealers in medicine eve
:-July 16014. •' • .•. : •: p-ly-eovr -
1865
. .
• "lg • years established in N. . •.'
"Only infallible rentediesknownY .
....”Free from Poisons.", • • ' ;
-Notdangerous to' the Human Family.''
:
"Rats come out of their holes to dia....
Rat; ..
Roach; Exterminators
• • la a paste-used- for Rats, . • . -
.• ' ' Roiicheti. lllahk and • • • •
',fled &c. ..• .
ClOstai's " :Be'd-13Og Exterthinator,
is a . liquid nr waSh;used to . • • .
. destroy. and also as a pre
. . ventive for lied 4311g5...tr.. . •
'! . Elleotrio Powder • for InseOts,
for 3lntha, 31n.quitoen,
Bugmait.ectx.ini
Rant., Fowl*, Aliimais,
nrsoid by all Druggiata and.Ddalers everywhere..
.1-A~~t: I BEWAftry 1I of all worthless, nnitatious: ,
that.t*COSTA.Wir time to Oft each Of); 80.
Id, and Flask, before you buy.
. . — II..COSTAIR.
.
rirPaiNCII•AL LIKPfiT, 4S Blt11,11)wAy, N. Y.
Sit - Sold . by .41 Ilritggiata pealers- at Pottsville
.
1865,
' INCRgASE OF 'RATiq,:—.2T . he aiMICT'A dazdte
(English) asserts iqUi'priiees by figures that one pair of
rats willitavea . progeny and descendants no, less than
6.5-I,oba in three yearn...-. Nove;:uniess this intrnense fam. ,
•ily ettu he kept tliiwn. they '2.writitil - coniume more fond
than' would sustairi'6s.oon hubisn bein 4 S.
Dr nee . osTAIV ertisemeutin, this paper.
1865.
•.RATS • vision BIRDS: 7 -Wbnever: engages In shoot
big emailbirdeas ittertil.man ; whoever inns in ester
nthinting. rate is rrbenefactor.• We should like_sinne of
our correspondents to nive Its the herient - of.their'expe.
rience in driving out these pests: We need something
hesides'thige, eats. and traps .for this, btuifiness.—Seien
• '
ifir'See iirr...E'Vativertisement tide paper. "
1865.
. .
. . .
.... "COSTARS"RAT • EXTERNIMATOR 'SR ' simide
'mite, and sure;-the mnet.- perfeet ' RAT-ideation meett
iriga, we hare ever attenned --. ElN•ery hat that • Can get
t.t, properli prepared. aeording to direetlon4: - ...wi1l eat
.it.
and everyone chat eute iO.Oll die, generally. at:stime
place as distant as is , ssiiite'frviit''wht.re the. medicine
'leas taken.---Letke Shore.
Mich:. Mirror; '. ' : . ..
rirSee adrel Usemeut in this paper
1865.
•,A VOICE • yßola THE' FAR WEST.--Spealciac, , of
..Coare.ra", 'Hai.. Wrath. &a. • Exterminatur;-'niiiire
: wain and prnvisinini are : de:g.royed annually in Grunt
ennuiy.by .than'svould pay ..fur tuns at tine Bat
• arid luaectlifiior Lanai:46Y IVIL Heraid. • •
r iF T See "C"rrAit.b" adeertisenwi t'in ads iftPer
1865,
. .
HOUSEKEEPERB—shouId: recol
lect that. handieds of dollars.. worth of Provia
ions, „be., are'nunnany destroyed . by Rats; Mice;. Ante,
and other Inserts. end- cerminall - of which tin be
prerented by a feW 'dollar:0 worth of “Coartut''But,
Roach, Exterminator,*boneht and Mat freely . : -
' • trivnzee aimes" adverib3ement in this paper.
nr - Snld in potterille. , •-whobamle and retail at
BA.NNAN . I. andily.al.l-Grn , Arista end -Dealers: '
April 15; %E. - - 15.61 n
.
••' :•: ...LA..W..-.800K5.:.• • •.•
PIHIRDO'N•S DIGEST-',lnte<edition: . • .
DUNLOP'S LAWS OF TIIE ITERSTATES.,
WHARTON'S•AMEHICAN'CIILM.INAL LAW. •
... •". - •
• • , • - LAW OF' HOMICIDE.
• " • PRECEDENTS OF INDICTMENTS A;
1301IFUR'S LAW DIMONARY.
SHARWOOD'S AMERICAN'BLACKSTONE._
SEDOWICK ON STATUTORY- , AND CONSTITU
ROBERT'S DIGEST . OF BRITISH STATUTES.
DUANE ON THE ROAD LAWS.
DUANE'S LANDLORD AND TIMANT.
DOHA/IPS BOOK OF FORMS.
SMITH'S ELEMENTS OF THE 'LAW: .
WELDS 'LAWYER - ANDP: . WEN BOON.
TOWNSHIP ANOLOCA.T.iWFS OP FICNNSTL
' BOLMEPLAMEIHCAN STATESMAN.
. TIMES OF-SCRUYLEILL COUNTY 1101YRTS.
Foes4e a B. 11.4.NNAN 2 M ' -
Book RSA ticativaw Store.
TAYLOR #1380:14'
Amitint -AND; PHOTOGBAPHEA
• _ _
Nes:9l:o arm 91.4 caurstupf Atract,
Dec. it.
324 . 4111j11. sweet. ab~~e
rilig4PEAtir.. l l lAk :
14.21PFA.crviiiiiiiiiarlai FT 4E
rum Sour -Swizz -Wass; • gumr;l4l-irmiter.firL i ng;
nATED WAJEM . -Much' 2Q..'o•=-1273tre!'
1: 7 . 777 1.1E. STAID F*llll.,
loaakieir , cider Jrevireite . .e. - 14,$_
• NorthSECONDStreet; corner Noir- •
IT. PHILADELPHIA: ' An assortmeent
WATCHES,. JEWELRY, SILYEIVIOrd 'PLATED
WARE- colistsaly-band. -suitable -for. HOLIDAY
-PRESENTS. frar - Aolfieg.of Watches and-Jewelry
promptly attended to.. Mee It
DA LNIEL- .31.• MARCH E R,. . ,L.
.. - .. .• . .
Cityeattinet Ware 'teems' iiiinanefaetery;
.2313 30117/1 SECOIW g•TILIKET;. .. • :
. .• .. ,- . .. .• . .
. '' • -..••.-. • :• • • Philediellisbiti..-• :
• .../4".. 8...--Peieone timing to the City will-find it to
,their
advantage tot:all:and exiuuine the stock.. - a.....3f..:.11: -
-- - `Sept:27,:q32 : . ' . - •. . ,--- .• r . , 8941" '• •• •
- .4
E O.••R• ,GE
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W .
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;
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IT4VE 3101 KER - •
218 . 1-2 WalnutSt.,PltladelPhia
.
.Particular attention pion to• the eale•.and poretuVii Of.
stocks 9.tridly.On commUsion. • .Refers to JOHN SHIP..
PEN. Ee,-.1 .- ALFRED LAWTON, and GEO. - BRIGHT,
Pottsville: P . a.' •• :-• March 11, 435.--10-3110 , - •
. . .
CHICIiSRING'S
• • '•• 20,90tri-„SoiW - •
NEW WARE ROOMS..
•
ENTRANCE ART GALLERY . ••
• '•• 914 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia:
May 13..'63:-19-3t . W3l. H. DUTTON.,
J. •
. . . . . . • • .
`• SHIP. CHANDLER AND GROCER.,
404 ,South Delavirare
IL Rope of itll - kinds, ,Oakum, Tar,r,Pltah, Pair . 'ls
Paint-Oils, abil Black Varnish, &..c.,'furnished In quan
tiales.althe towostJates.• .. • . • ,
ThuludelPhfaAtigust 1, 1661
.BLINDS AN D. - - SHADES
• ' .. B. 4..'.I I IVILLIAIII.S; -
N0 . .16 N. s ixte.au,'FIILADE EPIriA
• VENTRIAN . BLINDS' AND. WINDOW SHADES.
The I.KLIfiEST and FM EST assortment
- tment in the . •eityn
the I...Avv_qi BASIL PRICES.. .
• • .
. ' S,TORE SIIS.DES MADE' AND LETTERED:- .
',April 1, 4;5. • . .•
CHAIN lON IT Acirugg
. .
Wagon, Harness and. Ship OkainA •
OF EVERY .DESCRIPTION - AND SIZE
Also superior Flat Chain for Coarhlines, a sample . o
which can be • •i!ell'at Duneun. , Colliery, near Potts
•
- . . , ,
- . Orders promptly attended to, and made' at the'. low
est ensh prices, - ' Address,. •, '' . . •- .. •
.. . W1141.41t WITITEIIFOUNIE,
CRAIN. WORKS. GERMANTOWN AVENUE above
' lith. Phi Isitir'llibia.' , Aprills, 'CA -'itt-tine. ..
GOOD'S GREATLY REDVOED ! !I
The Tillle 40 ENV hail C 0311;
& Splendid Slock of Goods Just Opened I
, have held off buying until. Uric& went right
down and then stepPedin and - bought frealY ; and now
'We . are prepared to SELL COMPARATIVELY CHEAP
Black Silk., Plain Milli.; in all colors, • Wtiol
11.ninoi, in all colors,' Figured •,:Dell.n.isica,•and
endlicot‘ii, Beautiful' Plifid G'onds, 11.inevix and
all grades, - Cnumititrrins
Ticliinwo, Check., Cang,httnis,.
skirta,.Handkein6hiefs,'
&c.. Marcelles, Swilis - and othdr thin antl,bard:
ac.; at- • : • •
, TILIORNILEY CH14711 4 , '
Cur, RIC:IITR & SPRING GARDEN Stc„ PIIILA.
• Dlareh 25, it*, : -1241 m, •
MILLINERY GOODS.
.41 'ROO HS aTe — tosiEnriizin,
WITOLESALE DEALERS, No. 43l MARKET 5..,
. ' 'North side, Philadelphiri;' •
Have now open their, -hundsome vinery: of RIBBONS.
BONNET MATERIALS. STRAW Sr..FANCY BON
NETS, LADIES' ...t•MISSW-HAW. FLOWERS. RE
0111,,LACES-, and:ull other articles required by the •
nery Trri.cle •
By-long etperienee-and 'strict IltteutifJn to their branch
of outtinesi eleltr , ively. we flatter. ourselves That we
'can older inducements, in variety. -styles, 'quality and
moderate prices--not every Where to IM.founti. • "The
attiMtion of MILLINERS and 'MERCHANTS , in
' •: ' : . •
lifektirrtfeirt;rrottenfintrpyid Orders:
• Ma rch • 1.0-3rn
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
FOR THE MILLION !!!
• . • • •At litediseed • Pric'es
• Photograph Albums sent by mail.' postage paid; upon.
receipt of prices annexed, viz: ••• • • •
Lloilling 100 Pictures. French 'Morocco, Alto
tts,) ornamental cla.sps ' • • • Ott
Holding; 51) French Morticeo, Antique.
two,oniamental clasps • . •• • •
V.O Picture's, - -French Morocco; Antique;
•clitsped• • -• • 2 1:0
nolding..24Pictures,'Bound'in Pocket-Book Form, . •
• Morocco • • . • • • 00
11oltiintr12 Pictures; Bound in Pocket-Book Form,
Various other'Styl equally low.. Catalogues sent
Pi t tell A ers ". rS B' Mtio'ners,.
• .Mareli , . ,
BEST WHITE LE.A : .D • BEST. ZINO;
" • Pnite Liberty.Leud,• • • •
ifniurpassed for. WHITENESS, Font GLOSEi: 1h712,1131t.1TX,
, • Firtmansa. and Evasness of-Searack.
PURE LIBERTY - LEAD—%Varrarited - to cover more
niirloe for some weight than any other Lead..
-'• • Try it awl mfrit Tcild hare no other 1
' • PURE'I.ii3EII7I - • ZINC; - aelecind ZLNC,ronod In
B
....cft - ned Linseed Oil, unequaled iu quality, ,always the
same. • • . •
•
'Pure ft.ilmerty - Zi tic ' WARRANTED to do more and
better work at given coatUtan. any other. •. :
• .oir Get the best! • • -
Manukictured at PENNSYLVANIA PAINT & COL-
Olt WORKS...Millers exectatxtprOmptly by .. •
•ZIEGLEn. - 8311T.11, •
TVtagesWe iritg; Paint Derziei.s.
. ,OrStore & Office, No. '137 Noith • THIRD :Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
• March 11, 'PS
1865
•
•
••• fkIIKER - A . • •
•
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O .
• 4 l c e • •-• NEW : Y0E15.... -
.•
Corner Washington' . and • Idu=Sta.,
. •
wu?Liqiu4:lsziasne Li !INSTAL!
•
Orders solicited 'and :8114i ifiheii acoonr .
. panted with a remittance or first 'class city reference .
. . . .
CODFISH, WHITEFISHG BUTTER,
POLLOCK,. ' EORR, UHEESE:
•pLittF;.. :
BLlTKrisll, HAMS, • SALT, • .
SHAD; 'SHOULDERS,' PAPER;
TONGUES, SNUFF,
SALMON S • LARDi : iLic.• Sic.
. .
:March:is, , c 5; .
A SAFE STEAM BOILER.
' The snb -, criber io iirepttiedin 'receive . ordeis :tor the
STEAM Boll,Elt,^ in siica,to" Snit !Jur-
The attention of manufacturers and others is
called to this new Steam Generator, as coMbining es
sential advantages in absolnte - safety from :deStructive
explosion.. first cost and. durability, ecouothy of fuel,
facility of cleaning:and .transtiortation,l ttc.., lio
possessed by any boiler rowan use. . -'• .
These boilers may be seen.in daily op6iatlon;'drlVlng
the i'Xtensive- works of .AfeSsrs.. Wm.- Sellers . Co.,
Sixteenth street and Hamilton stLeet :at S. W,
Fact 6 ry..Sprucestreet,'Schuylkill; and at Gaitiell'a Tre
• mout..lllll. Frankford, '•
JO.SEPH.,..HATIRISON;
• .• Walibington Building, ; • •
2* S. THIRD: STREET,
.64 1 -:19-ttf
628. . - HOPKIN.S!
_628
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY,
N6.62S Arch St., above thlt; Philadelphia
Wholesale
..—. . . .
• The reest complete assortitient and best quail tj and
styles of Ladier?,:.Misse.S.and.Chiliiren's..lir - tor . .sK I ETEI,
in the City. • . Those of "Oen OwN . slAttr,''-are. gotten
up' expressly to meet, tim'AsantS .of Find Cici,v;
Trude —enabmeing. the new and desirable styles,"
•sizes, lengths nod size waists, sn trail and plaid -SMUTS'
troin ] tom springs. from
"Sat' to '44. - ifiches long, and:
234;•2,4,-.2?ri., 3,33 i ~34; an 11;c.yrirda round " the bot
tom: making more than a .laualretl varieties for.La
- dies ; .in Misses' nod Children's : SKIRTS ire arc beyond
all competition ;.all that are made by us.have,nrAnneo .
on the kid .pails Hoop .Skirt % Blanufactary,
GI'S Arch - Street, Philadelphia," and are warranted.
to give satisfaction.' • '
trAgents'ilrf the .'NEW FLEXIBLE" SKIRT,-.the
•rurrst tiliable.Hoop equal to Bradley's"
plex liiiptio..Skirt, and at much lower prices.. .
Also, conStantly in receipt of a full assortment of
lgood Eastern 'made Skirts which arelming sold nt very
ow . prices.- Kid padded. and metaiic faStened." 15
springs S 5 cents: 20 springs $1"00. IS springs . "$l-15," 80
springs' 1. 25 and 40 springs $1 50.- 'SKIRTS made...to
order, altered mid rewire& ;Taama.c. - ssu,'—ONE. ?mei
For Circular containing - Catalogue Of. styles,
lengths, Macs aud Prlces, call, at oraddresn by mail,
indlosing Stamp forTnstage: .- • . . •
.441optulizal 'loop P liirt llanitfaitery,...No.
• 6.18 Street, PURL it DE
March , ll. 'O5. •
COAL, OM EAMI?S.
.I be leave to inforin' niy friend). and'the public zen
entity that have .c 4nrnenced the nuninfacture of COAL
OIL LAMPS of every description and style of finish, it.
No. 38 K..hfoicandAtieet,
••
With my preient facilities for rharmfacturing: and a
piatetiCal experiencie - of•thirteen yearit 'in • the' manage:
•Ment of the liimO btisiness for Boyle of the largest hott
ies-in this country:l flatter myself that my experience.
and know lodge will ;etmble , .me .to.affer to the public
geode not equalled by any in regard to styleand work
manship, andat prices • competing with the lowest. , 'I
shall always endeavor to lead in offering to the Public
hew and usefulluventitins in *our line. I heirs also' ta
ken • the wholesale' agency. for the sale: of ORO. IV.
BROWN & CO'S Cm. Ensavim Mrrat Tore. • . '
• .. •
A. J: WEIDBINER.
• ..'" 88 !Kid attest, Philadelphia. • .
-• A 'BY • ' • •••• -.11%am •
..... . . _ .
WATCILES : lit"-ATCIII3BII ' '
• A large aenOrtanentif"Wattliell--Amiriaan,'
Engtiati and Swiie, In Gold and Silver, - ,Single
and Hillnin,, ,, . Cans. /in exam:tun:6n is re
apart:Ad: aoucited. - '. It: C. lARICEN;.7.,
liratd m tker andlaweler, Ventre bitraet, Pottivllle
- 7 .
t. 31 1111 VAN WATeIrEN, In iiold and "aver
cues ; Ametiean Awelrt,of all; flem.
seripttous, can be eibtAned at the store •
• -,••• —TtL LEIMMERS, 4 4kent,
&apt; ID '. Centre ,*Put. Tottityille.
MEM
PHIL4DELPIIIk.
PHILADELPHIA
ttz.
gil7o - •
chRPA.Mr potiga,TOßAlic.irtr- - y,
ditie
• Cortrity'of vhbecri , l4oedee=of the
Estate of WILLIAIIIII.II3IINER, late' of the Boni ugh
-et Schinlkilt 1Fi11.5e.71:00)10,44e by
6inTRA/T, ,flit' . lB6s;',;'.
r ACI.O. °tilt:it : hi the Forenoed. at the 'Public Ilou.ft . of
MARGARET` liCKMS.'in the said'Botough;
. .740..t.'1: certain bit of ground situate in 'aroma=
Berough; hounded by No. 2;:by ari alley,' by Isle. A. and
bYrro-bt .street , bemgg parts. Of lots Nos. 3 .and 4-in
Rielinerls addition - to said Borough. containing - in trent:
hie - Front street 22 feet, and,in depth .128 feet,. more or
No,' 4, A.certain lOt et ground. iiitnate In the 1101'7.
°ugh aforesaid;' bounded .ecutthwest-. by No. 3.- north
West bynn alley. northeast. by Irt. of Samuel 'Delbert,
' and falntheast by Front Stieet, being put of lot No. 4
in the afor&Laid addition,' containing,' In Vont ye 'Front
- atreet;'22 feet. and in depth more orleits.
,
.No:s.'. " A certain' lot of *ground; situate *ln the Bo
rough: aforesaid,' bounded southwest by lot. of "John
'Christian, northwest by. an :tile*. .northeast, by No, 6,
in 'said Kiehnees additior containing.. in tout ,On
- Front Street, 130 feet, and in depthl3s feet more or 'Less.
No. 6. A certain two-Fitay brick 1 1 4,11
frame stable: and, la of ground, ,situate in the'
nforesaid.Forougl:beunded southwest by,No.'s; •
northwest by an alley; northeast by Peter street
and southeast by Front street. being part of lot No.. 8.
in the' afor es aid addition, cont.dning front •30 feet,
and In depth 130 feet, more or less. • .
No: A certain lot of .ground,' 'situate it' the Bore
oug,h afonualii, . bounded southwest -by • Lydia . GU . F.8 . 3
10t, northwca by an alley, northeast by No. 8, irouthu
cast by Froot street, being part of , lot No. 11. In said
Klehner's addition,
: containing re front 24 feet and in
depth 220 feet..more or less: • .• •
No. B.' A certain lot: of ground. situat e- In the Bor
hugn aforesaid, bounded southwest: by NO. 7, north
'west by an alley, 'northeast by No. 9, and southeast by
Front street...being parts of tots'os. 11 - and 12 in said
addition to S.chnylkill - linieb, - .COntaining in front 24
feet. and in depth 200 feet, - more. or less.. • "
- No. 0. Anertain lot • of ground, situate in the Bor
ough aforesaid- bounded southwest by NO. north , .
west by an aller4nortbeaer bY.No. 10, and seutheast by
Front strect.beiti part of lot No. 12 in thenforesaid
addition; containing in front 24 feet, and in depth 192
feet: more or less. ' . ' -
No. 10. certain lot of•grormd,. siinate In the Bor-. ,
ough aforesaid, bounded southwest by N0..9. north;
wcst by an alley, northeast by Ni). 11, 'and iontheast by
•Front 'street. being parts of lots Nos. 12 and 13,1 d said
-Kiehner's addition, containing in front 24 feet, , and in
depth 64 feet, more or *. . • • • :
No. 11. A certain lot of certain situate. in:the Bor..
. ough aforesaid, boandvd southwest by No. in.-north
west by'an alley, nortteast.hy No. 12, and southeast by
Frotit etrett,: being part of lot Ne. 13 'in the aforesaid
ndditiOn, containing front '24 feet,' and 'in depth 146
. .
.. . . .
.
• No ,
19. .tV. certain lot of ground, si:tuite in the BOr
ouch:aforesaid. bounded- iwutOwest- by .No. 11. north
' west by an alley, northeast by 'a lorty . feet roadballed
Dock- street, and southeast' by Front stfeet; being part
of lot No. la, in said addition. containing in front,. ott
Front atreet, 30.. feet, and -in depth 135 feet,: more or
.
No. 13. A certain two-story -6111i10 - dwelling house;
with al.X.story frame kitchen attached, ,a tramea,
stable and lot of ground, situate in -the Borough "4
aforiamid, hounded , f.outhenat by. land of -Henry. •
•Vntite, northwest by an alley.'northerast: by lot No. 14;
and southeast by Front street.' being lot No 15 in said
Kielinera addition, containing in front 40. feet, . and-in
depth 1 . 10 feet, more or less. • •-• • •
•
No. 14: A certain lot.. of ground. situate in the Bor-.
ough aforesaid. boanded Southivest by No. 23, north-.
west. by an ;alley, northeast- by part of No. 1 (I, and
Porithena by Front street, being part of lot No. 10 in
Said addition, containing in front 30 feet. and in depth
teet.: more or less.. • • . • •
. Late tbe. estate of said dsrstised. • Terms and con•
ditions made known . at the-timeand 'plate of sale by
..•' . • • .JOBN P. HUB ARA Trustee
By order of .tha Grphaia's Court..
- - a. DO y . ILMANS, Clerk.
Pottsyilley Nay ti;:,65
.GENERAL : : ' - NOTICES '. :
NOTICIE'.. , Take notice that I will pay no
•
debt contracted- .by John Lewis after. this
•
date or anyone
. else, except contracted -by me or my
.wife. • WILLIAM B. -NAYLOR. -
• - . gay 13, • • . .• . 10 7 3 t. - •
.... • . .
. • !WTI ClEi—The subscriber • hi..rebY" .
Itau
. nous all pvrsons against trusting. my wife.,
SUSAN REBER on my account;'aa Twill liay no &ais .
of her • coutractinearter this date. • . • : • '
' • - ... - . : GEORGE . REBER; •
Auburn., Schuylkill
.Cmint.l, May 13. !(15.. 19.?.0,.
. .
. .
. .
, NOT ICIE.--M1 Persons knoiving. them.
. seirea indebted to ADAM SHIIPP, deceased.
'will please make payrcient. .and 'those having; claims
*ill present them to the undersigned for setth4nent.• .
Minerseille, 31.2 . 1-29,i6:,-2.0.3t.') CHRISTINA SWIPE'.
1 4 10TICE; , -A.liberal .reward will be giv-•
, en tii'any:party or Parties' for such informa
tiop aS will - lead to t he"deteo. ion and airescof JOSEPH
C. P. ORDWAY, late: of - SWatara.. : • . •‘: •
.r. JOHY.P. HANIELL;
'Tr - Philadelphia Papers please copy. ' May TP,lni. •
••]NOTICE:—This :is to notify all per Song
Alast - I. have bought:the. Bottles.: Box.ei, and
all implements connected with the g Bottlin :Buginipts,
,as as - lforties and Wagein;&c. of John F. Ketner,
•on the clay - of August - last - 18414; - at • which. time - I
tooh.possession of them. - I hereby.cautiou all,Persons
.ftiim levying on or buying the Same; as I merely ioimed
the abtivementioned to him M. carry on hustnegs . for
me: •• ' •-• • . • FREDERICK W. LAUER.
l'cittsville. I,layfith, '65:
lECANK'..NOTIVE:Notice is - hereby
given, that application, will •be made :to in
crease the Capitel,Stnckrof the National Bank. of -Penn
sylvania, at Pott.qville, from it 200.000 to $600.003, under
an Act to establish a system of Free Banking - .of Penn
sylvania, and to secure the public attain:A - loss from. in
solvency., as, per, art of 31st March, 1.860,,imd the sever
al supplements thereto. •
By order of the Board of Directors. • • . •
C.. H. DE:szGLtn, cashier.,
Pottsville: January 11 '65.. ' • " , •
1 - 1;•-", NOTICE,—A. general ineeting •of - the
Stockholders of the F'arniers. Liana of Schuyl
kill county mill he held at . their Banking liont-e; in th.e
Borough of 'Pottsville—op the . 20th day of ..71LN . 8:
1565, -at 10 • o , cliiek,M. for the purnose-of ta
king into consideration and deciding the queqion.—
whether or-not the &hid Bank shall become an Associa.
.tionlorCarryin un the business of Banking under - the
laws of the United States, and of exercising the pOwers
conferred by the Act of the General:A . 4.mbly of Penh-.
sylvania; entitled An. Act enabling :the Banks of this
Commonwealth to become Associattonsjorthe purpose
of Banking under the ears' of the United states, rip-'
proied the 22nd dayrof August, 1864. and the supple
ment thereto - i and Intake such - action thereon as may
be necessary and proper. ' • • • •
.. • By order:of the Beard of Directors:. •
•
May YO, 'O.—IS-M. • J. G. LOWRY; Ca.'hier?
Office of-Comptroller . of Ihe•Curs
reney. WASHINGTON. MAY lsth.lscs:•• • ,
.)AIiEREAS, satisfactory :evidence presented to
the untlersignAgcL. it. has been made to apPear' thtit
•.• THE 'GOVERNMENT NATIONAL BANK '(IF,
POTTSVILLE," in the Borough of PottsWille,• in the
County, i.tf Schuylkill.' and .State, of:Pennsylvania, has
been dilly . Organizixd.under and according to, the
quirementg of the Mit of Congress,- entitled '"An Act
to provide a Naiinnal Currency; secured by the pledge
oflluited State. Bonds, and to provide. for the circula-
Bon and redemption thereof,""appmved • lone, 3,.1564.
and has complied-. With all the .provisions of,said Act
required to be complied with before. commencing the
huainess of Banking under said. Act; Now,• therefore,
L. 'Freeman Clark, Comptroller of the •Currency, do
hereby certify that "T.HEAIOVERNMENT 'NATION
AL -BANK OF - PO'rTSVILLE," : in- the Borpugh.of
Pottsville: in the County of Schuylkill and State of
Pennsylvania, isauthortzed to, commence the business
of Banking under the Act aforesaid. •• : • :
Ai testimony whereof, witness 'My hand and
eal of office this • Fifteenth Day of May, 1565.
FREESIAN CLARIM
'Corrintroller of the'Citrroiry. •
hi It v - Ii r
iT. . tt3
ISROMTNING'S
EXCELS . IO - R C'OFF.EE. •
•
Whilst t ying coffee of all the'varions brands.' .••
Remember "BROWNING'S .EXCELSIORat the
: head it stands: •
True, it's not like others that are "SOLD, EVTERIIf-
-WHERE.' ' :. - • • .
.. . .
'A little eußch, we all do ktioci4 good gte:sls. willeasily .
bear, ''.- .• ' • : . .
(But a etteteli, like this—"sold,everywhere"—is veryy
.
apt to
N(4, I can safely-say. Neithoni.an , i hesitation, •
There's none like 'IIROWNIN&S EXCELSIOTt"•
- , 4
this enlightened. nation. ' :
Skilled cheinists have not found a Coffee from any. Store
Possessing the same ingredients as '"Browning 's Ex -7
Nor is there any one, in or.oitt of the' Coffee .tratle;
Who knows the articles froth which "Browning's .ExL.
celsiors. , made. • -. . . ;
:in told it's trade from barley , rye, wheat, beans, and
• • peas: •- .
rNanieri thuusandother things — but the . EIGHT ONE
if you pleme. .. . .
'But Arittithe CiAiee.rnen I will not hold contention
For the uiny,.muny thing they nay—too nurnprous to
• :nientihn. • . , .
Whilst they're engaged in running round from store to.
. .
sure
.. . .- . .
•
. ..
To learn the current wholesale 'nice,. of ..`l3rowning's
.
Excelsior," - .. -:. • . ,
.
SOme•who know. my Coffee gives perfect satisfaction;
I.lax'e formed a .plan by Widen they hope to cause anulcli
. . .
•. ~ . ,
renetion.. .- - • • •
The cape—gig with n few : :no doubt nWill be..more—
To name their.Coffee - nfter mine, (BROWNIIsarS)..F.X,.:
. . .
Some say theirs the only - brand that will stand a rnaly
Now, try a little of them aill--see . which you like the
'Three years have palmed awayaincel first Exild a store:"
Neer have I: ha your paper advertised before i
Nor would 1 now..or ever conSeut to publish more,
If like some nsed by "everybody,". "sold everywhere,"
in "every Ain -
A trade like.thisi do tot loth the orders I-could not
The taciory.all Jersey's land would take—leave not it
foot to till. .
trade is nut so very large think.l. hMe my
But, reader. yon inay rest' assured, 'tis 'NOT ' SOLD
EVEI4WIERE.'•
Itlnnntacnared and for Male by the . wri!er,
GEORGE.' L. BROWNING,
No. 20Jiarket itreet, Camden, N. J.
• This Colfeels not - composed of poisonous drags, - it:
contains nothing deleterious . :: many persons use, this
Coffee' that cannot. uen the pore.coffeel- - it takes.but One .
and half ounce to make it quart .of. good strong cof
fee, t bat bcingjust one-half the quantity • that It takei
of Java Crave, and always lees than one-half the price.'
RETAIL 'DEALERS may purcimse it in
m quanti
ties than ten gro at my,..prices froth the Wholesale
.. .MN - Orders by mail frOMWtioleaale
.-Dealers''promrit-
• • .
Manhood.: how Lost, how Restore
,„„ 'Just published. anew edition of Dr.
# Cnlverivell'i Celebrated Es'..
. ; iligliy on the radical, cure. (withou t • Med
.lcine) of Straturostuusi or , seminal
Weakness,. Involtintary• Seminal Losses,. 1141.0Trylr.
Mental and Physicalluctpacity. Impediments to Mar ;
riage, etc.; also, CoNetratrvios: Esrmasr. and Fins, in
duced by self-indulgence or sexual 'extravagance... .
GW"Price. in a waled envelope. 0p1y.6 cents. . .
!The celeb.mted author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates; from a thirty.years' - euccewfni practice,
dolt the *alarming consequences of self-abuse. may be
radically cured without ile ,dangerons - use of.internal
medicine or the application .of the knife—pointing out.
e mode of air, et once simple, certain. • and effectual,
by means of which everisnfferer, no matter what his
condition may be; may Cure himaelf . Cheaply, privately;.
and radccaly/.
rit-This. are shsuld be . in the. hands. of every
youth and every man is the land. • - ' ' •
~ ' Sent, under - teal, in s plain envelope;-to any - address,
?On pAirl, Lid receipt of six cents. or two poet stamps.-
Address-the publishers:::.. CHAS. J. O. MINE & CO.
.127, Bowery, NewirOrk, Poet Office box 4,1558.
Jan. 29, .65.. - • ; .
.:4:ly,
•
. .. • `S:.:L IAESELER,
•
. • WHOLRFIALE AND ItETAIL.DRAr.xR yl
• •
/ 1 0 F ,
:. - OIGARS, • PIRES; • --
13iIINTBile QTREET, .4 1 0TrtairizzE, r
..rteaxll.: Or t*llie 114 . 7/ " Tti f e,rl : ll.- : : RO - Paf:' , aroutiseir
'1;
- •
. • -• • --•- • ••.'..tieeptiola; Nelv: - .l. 4 erACy• i•--
Very neat Sliver TOiIaCCO Boxes. a capital 'article for:. .. • • _ • .„ .t •
liediday•prescats4-for sale cheap. by . R. O:GRAII/N. •• • . 4,ArgeL aiwortipent or Wire Ro_Pc- conataanY on
Watchmaker andleweler, Cattle Striet" Pettiville: hand. -' Orders. tilted frith d es patch:. E'er tdze, etrrngtp,
Decamber 12, 13.4• '• • • • ".• .. • • and ceat. *rim' • caw 1, M'. 44r .
. . ,
A 11NIQUE. ARTICLEk,
_ .
;.-,',. - .'VM : TILtS - Viii,',', i .;:„ - '.] - ..-: . ;
rf
ritadotir vO•
: 411611t riral z'ell 6 ;
ip E irr
-6-jEt EA,P.
teal Cu..
by theatigrlcultnWa Chem , .
CO., (a tomtamy cluutered by the Legislatara.of
Pennsylvania, with' a capital:ef use,ooo; ) ..t i aso been
PPT ed * O M 1 ° be thethenfieet, moat onotitable
and Nish. for the Far t her ' Gardener and Fratt-grower,
of alleoncentrated manatee now OirarCd In any marmot:
The Gnmpanra list embraces the following:
. .
PAI3ULETTE; This Fertiliseralend66-mtboixieed-rer
tiHziitg elementr.of urine, Combined . cheinlcidlrand
mechanically t , tithother . valuable,firtillzing agents and
It, Jerednied to a milviintlent condition t.teady for
immediate use, and withmd leas of its. highly
. nitroge. ,
nous fertillaing'propertlea. r .3 • • -
' • Its nuiveral applicability to.all, crops and eons,
.and
itidnrabllity and active qualities, • are well known to
boat' that agrimilturistrean desire.' .
OftEMICAI, ..COIVOST. TlFertil
izeris is larg,ely compmed of animal matter. such as
meat. bone, figh, hair and wooL together with
chemicals and inorganic ferrAlizers, which decompose
the mass; and retain the, nitrogenous elethents.
it is a very valtiablo.3 fertilizer • for field' crops_gener
ally. and especially for potatoes, and garden purposes.
its eitellent gnsllcies. Arength cheapness, have
Made it very popular with all-who have used it:
• • - • ' — •
COMOSiTE
...THIS. highly. „phosphatic: fertilizer As -particularly
adapted; cir the cultivation of tree,.; fruits, lawns , and'
flowers. 'lt will proiuote a Very vigorous, and healthy
growth of wood and fruit, and largely increase the
quantity. 'and' • perfect.' the maturity of .thti. fruit
For hot - horse and household plants • end .floweri3,
:will be found an indispeouble article to secure, their
gr e atek perfection. It will prevent and cure diseased
conditlons.pf the peach and grape, - Mail is excellent for
grass and lawns. • • . • . •
It Is aimposed of such elements - u make It adapted
. to the growth of all kinds of crops in all kiridi of soils.
The forniula ortnethod of combining itseonstatuent
fertilizirig ingredients have received the highest apPro!
val of emmeat chemists and scientific agriculturists...
PHOSPHATE OF. LIME s A The
gri
cultural Chemical. Company manufacture a Phosphate
or Lime hi accordance with a new and valuable formula
by Which a very superior article is Produced, so.ait to
be afforded eta. less. price than., other, manufacturers
charge. Practical tests have proved that itigaltie; as
a fertilizer: is equal to the best Ph'oaphate iM Lime in
.Ttffrms CASH. All OrderS of a Ton or more,
will be•.delivered at the Railroad Stations and the
Wharves of ,Shiptnent, free .of cartage., Cartage will
be charged on sll orders of 6 tivrels or less.
-." One :dollar per Ton allowance for cArter,e will be
Wade on all delivered a the *Works of the'Com
pans*: on. Canal Wharf... •
AG kICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY'S WORXS
• . CAIVAL . WItiCS. ON TIIt.DELAWATIZ.
. Office 413 k Arch Ph ibif te'ph ta,; Po.
~ • . . It. B. FITT.S. General
The' Company's Painpblot Circular s embracing full
di fectinne for 119111 e the above Po tilizers. Bent by
ree_, when•requcsted. Idarch.ll.-'65.:-10-6m •
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
IMPROVED
SUPER - PHOSPHATE OP LIME.
We
,hace'.the pleasure of, Informing . our numerous
'friends and 'customers that hereafter 'they will he sup.
plied with a genuine artiele of super.phosphate,Oflicue
of our • . • . . • .
.0 {`ll MINTFACTIME.
The. many difficulties wa and our CCSTOMEZ9 have ex
periented for some year; past in depending upon
ens to manufacture this article for us, 'induced us-to
erect.a factory, where we tire now prepared,' by the in:
trodu6tion of
NEW AND COMPLETE MACHINERY
to have the ichole.process of muttufaCturing under our
By the unremitting attentioti of a thofough
PRACTICALI.:
.
and ova: OW! .P.FIitiONAL SETERVINION.,' WC, hope -tO be
able. to fill all oiders for our article for the comintr, sea
'eon.,.but will onlysay. that we shall turn out none, but
\chg. is ' • . •
Properly made.
Price.s4lo per. 2000 lbs..
ALLEN .& NEEDLES'
FERTILIZ
Thiemeinire from fts superior merit and its lownese
Of price, compelled with other nbod articles his acquired
a reputation- with-farmers that classes it. nmOimitt our
It is largely . compose
.of Q=AVEII,, nod
LASTS ..SLOIYG Ll THE ' • '.
Pecked in New Bun, 150 Itm.:eacb.
PRICE—iI4O per 4 2000
CJ A liberal deduction made to dealers on the above
articles. .
. .
ALLEIIT'&NEEIOILES, .
45 . South Whaiveß and 41 south Water St:,
• . '•
(First.store above Chestnut.)
' • • • •••• ;, •
• leff - We sell no articles but such as we cau 'safely. rec
ommetid.
Feb. it; '65,
11101{0 .
.PIIILLIPS'
GENturE DIPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
FOR. SALE AT
MANUFACTURERS , DEPOT
N 0.27 Worth Front s't.,- between Market
&Arch Egit‘„ WA,
And
. N0.:14, Rowlrs . lThart, Baltimore, ltld
Subscriber begs leave to inform Dealers and
Consumers that he is pow prepared to furbish. MDlin
PHILLIPS' .GtiMel•lik".lmpllo4.lll/ SUPER PIIOSIMIATE or
'LIMP, any:quantities.
. The universal satisfaction this article has given 'dur
ing the past four years: has so increased the demand
that I have been compelled' to greatly enlarge my ca
pacity for its ytaunfactnre, nod now trust that I will be
able to till all orders during theseason. Yet -my rule
is first come first served. . • •
. 'Discount to Dealers. •. .
',lotto rnti,mrs.
Sole Proprietor 8c Manuthettrier.'
Jan. 28, . 4-ly
Still Another luiportant Use tor
Petroleuni.
WELLS.. 9 :-PTILETYI- WRITING FEUD. . •
. .
JET • ACI{ AT FIRST. •
This 'lnk. •u e •all others, - crinTaiits no acids, and
therefore'wi tot corrode steel pe ns ;-one pen will lad
Inner tha a dozen in any other:lnk.: It Mows treaty,
leaves tri edinttent in the bottle, and is not injured in.
the east by. freezing. It cannot be washed from paper
either by hot or cold water. and . no exposure to heat
will chance the color. ' Theie qrialities make it inval
uable for books and•paperacontained in safes in case of
lire. It is undoubtedly, the. best writing fluid ( ever hi
'vented. • • '
• The process of manafartaring this invaluable article
is known only by the inventors. and.we therefore cam
tion all agaiust:•imitations. • .Ask for Wells' Petroleum
Wntine Fluidomd See that the . full .Minemf 'LOUIS
WELLS & CO.. is on the lable. By so doing yea will
be sure of getting a bottle ;ofPerfect Ink.
N: - 8.-- , The Petroleum used is' perfectly deodorized,
and. therefore the hilehas na disagreeable odor. • .
Manufactured solely by the inventors, • • • _
• 1.0 UP4 WELLS .& Philadn., Pa.
- Wholesale' mid retail, by •B . sole Agent
for Schuylkill County. • • •
May 6. Ma. . . .1%-6m •
2ißoad This !
J - ..R.',TR.ON.E'LL'.S
CHEAP CHINA, GLASS, AND
CROCKERY STORE, -
Gentre Street, _Opposite 'Mortimer House
POTTSVII4,E,
. .•
. . • • .. .
The'citizeni of Pottsville and ueighuoring lawns
villagee and launlets: one and all, are, invited to call
and examine my stock of Avares• before buying, else
iihere, as lam not to be undersold, and can
.liousekeeperscwitli every article they want. iu My line
n
of business. :''the stock of ••• ' . ,
• -• Freneh China," •
will be found Tea Setts., Dinner - Setts, - Card and Cnke
Baskets, •Watch - Cases, Seger Holders, Match Safes,
Motto Mu7.S., Motto Cups and Saucers, Vases, Colognes,
Chinn Settr !lir Children, and a general variety of Toys,
.
• ..Gla'ss Ware.
. _
Choicest; latest patterns; consisting of Table and
Bac Tumblers, Champagne and Wine 8111.SSeS, Ale and
Beer Glasses, Dmamters, Bar and Bitter Bottles. Gob
left, Plates. Cas; or Bottles, Pitchers anti Creams; Cel
cries. Sugar Bowls Spoon Holders, Syrup_ Cans, Fruit
Bowls, Fruit Jars, Cake, Stands, Kerosene -Lamps of
every variety, Lamp Chimneys, Lanterns, Candlesticks,
Candy Jars. Sr.c.; &c. •
.Crockery Crockery:l, •
'A full esSortment of IRON STONE CHINA; of dif
ferent patterns, iu.setts or single, pieces., to suit the pub
lic. A.large assortment of txirmon C. C. Ware, which
will set) at low figures. -
,Yellow and Stone Ware.'
Pudding Dishes, Pie Dishe.S. Cal:enders, Milk , Pans,
Jelly Moulds,- Pitchers.' Tea Pots, Bitter Pots, Milk
Pots, Jars, Jugs. etc.; etc. -
"'MISCELLANEOUS Toilet Setts, Cartors,SlopJarei
and Foot Baths; Qiiart and Pint Flasks; Cial Oil, &c.,
&c. Fruit Jars of every description. .
MERCHANTS!')seII' you Goods at C;ty Prices,
thus Basing you freight. Call and see if it is
' J. R. TRolmu.„
April 1 - 6; .64. , • ,
• • C. G. BRUCE & PRESTON,'
ARMY- AUTLIOBIZILD . - .
AR' A NA - Tr :AGENTS
. . . : . Washington, D. C.,
9EFICE 9 i • : 1
No. 443 NINTIt SMUT '
{ . Cleveland, Ohio, .
PUBLISH THE ARTLY HERALD
Pensions Bounty,-.Back Pay
Paris bitisry, Discilargedand Reidgned Oriugair-Par,
and all other
. .'• NV A
_ •
.Clainni. The $lOO,
Bounty dne soldiers discharged fur
wounds ; received lri battle;wriocr DELAY.
'We - pay especial attention.to Claims in which other at
torneysteve FAILED, or :which have been SUSPEN
DED, of.which there are teas of thousands. We have
alretuly collected and paid over, to ai3ldiers and their
heirs over $300,000,, Rua are paying thousands dai
ly. We seam Pensions - torten dollars, and collect
Bounty and• Back Pay for ten per 'cent,arid. no pay' un
til 'arrsar we have aucceedett • .
Tux Aren't' lintfttED is ipmblished monthly and is de;
voted to the interests- of the soldier 'in:id his heirs—to
whom it 115 Ir4 , oo.lrAteX. - Write as and we will you
a'copy free, or, for .!cuierr CZ.Tre we will rend yon by
return of inall-a One .engriced tinted likeness (Album
size) of Lt. Gen. Grant. 'and Tuz Amur ilmte.u) for one
-year. T,onensons sending ti.clab cit four, we will send
ax prenaum. an additional Likeness '
and Tut: lIIMArak
for one year, and for each additional subicriber and ad
ditional Likeness in the getter np of tne club, so Mit a'
persOn sending uc a Club of ten and $3, will be , entitled.
to.receire, hinmelf, aevza Likenesses' and • Tut. 441411(
IfeehLD for one year, and for any other number in the
WaslOgtoth 1681.
We take pleasure in saying'. that C. (1.-Bruce,
has complied with the. act or Vongrese autaorizing cer
tain persona to ; act as Army- and Navy Agents fur the
aolicction. of war claims. inglinst the-Governmemt; and ,
to recommend him toall !mono that have claims they.
wish collected promptly. • . - -
United. States -rirenstoc*-41nuatnixt F. Wide, JcilUl
. .ifembers Corsgrts,a-f-IL It. 'Edam', Win. Jahiann.
Wni. 11:. - Allieort •
t
1.-, 'fis4s.,f4,:' - - :'-,,...- •
..- ....r..• yr
,iltitet
4therican, Agrieultoar.
• ' HOW.. TO Pair .. POI4I,TOES.
`.-}"citittotifftcirtroilffdrehr#silagetnent on
planted:, as deeply o n
heavy.•sOils as on. , t4ioe... light or 'sandy Soh n
where petatoea.' ara,'ciften made .the staple -
erop', the yield.Wortld' not .be - great, and -
Much More labor "would be required to dig
theth.'• WhenpOtatOes - areplanted on heavy
soils in .8(4, it is a good way * to plOw.th
e
grotindlwith .hipped 'furrow l'alices, and to
drop the sets in the channels formed •by the .
lapping or one'alice on another, which will
he equivalent to,Plantiiag 'the? potatoes 2 or 3
inches,. deep.•
~.• The plowing. must be pe r .
formed, in n workthanlike. manner, with
straight furrOWS; 6 'or 7 inches' deep ; This
Will require a cord pip* withn sharp:point;
.a.sharp * and .well-adjusted,cOulter, - and a good.
plowman.. With areveriiie . mold board .
view, one should begin .at:•.the' side of the
field and plow hitak and forth' until it is fin- •
common - plow 'it is hist to
strige grit: lan& six or'eight , rods wide; to
have - few - de - ad furrows, leaving the headland
about ten or twelve feet wide • .
If. it he 'desirable to have: . the rows :IO -
inches apart, .which is tar ,enough' tbrptita?.
tcies, , .adjust. the plow. to, cut a furrow slice
ten inches - wide and 1110; or six , .inclies deep.
This size of furrow slice -Will beef good,pm
pertion. to . 'turn well. . The iround. should
not.be lc:mowed:after plowing... If it be de
sirable. to,have_ the -rows two ways,, the'
grMnd may be, marked 'across :thefurrows
with a- light horse-marker, .or with •a- 104
chain..' .'A skillful' worknutti will drop them
in straight : rows :without, a mark, :walki'g
across the furrows... When the groundis'
in soil;. plow, wit lttiarrevifUrrow
rollif- there be-lumps.:. mark out with a
small plow.' and drop the sets as, threetel for
.
sod. ground. 'Whenever the place 'for a lull
is cot deep enough, the mut who drops the
sets May preSs (hien 'one: deePer into the snit
with his foot. When' :the drills are . not too
deep it is well' to .always step" on Alt c' set sas
they.are dropped .; • •
How ro - COVER Tukat.—When the sets are
dropped aSalirected, they may be covered ex
peditionsly_with hand hoes. ..But.the cover-
'lag may , be.done Very-much faster eat •
ier with In horse and- rude- contrivance made .
in the following manner :--Fasten' a chain to .
each end - of s piece ef plank_ ab.nit four feet
long and eight or ten, inahes , wine; hiteli
horse one side of the_-middle of 'the chain,
and drive him between two tows, drawing t:.
the 'plank sidewise' - aftbr him;.. with a man
standing on it. This Will cover two rows at 7
•
'a time very well. Where the grothal .
moderately mellow, and not stony we some
, timesturn a harrow upside down, using two'
horses to cover three rows itt once.. The
crotch of a tree drawn .either end foremost,
• make - s,an excellent implernent for covering
potatoes, as it may be matle• large enough to
• Cover four rows at once, - the soil is not too
hard. But :on heavy sod ground just plowed,
the, plaiik.above described will be found mast
effective. • ••
. From the _4Merican AgricidliTist
HORSES LT PLSTVRE.
Every hoiselit the country ought, if pbssi- •
ble, to have a' few weeks run in .the
pasture. - . It will do for him what•tio kind of
medicine or nursing will. do as well. It will' .
improve his hoo&i'his hair and skin, his wind,.
digestion,.and - blood, , will take out stiffness - .
aed lameness, and. put -on, flesh, and infuse
new ; lite,gerteially.
Before turning horses out, it is well to at-
custom them'gradlially to that kind• of. food,
by - cutting a "little. grassfor them each day, •
'or-allowing them to."lniit" for an hour or so
daily in. the back-Yard. And :.When let out,
they should not. have "flush feed" at first, as
they, will -be likely. to. oVer-eat, and 'injure
hemselves
. bottrin their loolss`and their wind.
The best:grass for 'a horse Pasture is a mix-'
lure of Timothy, Blue -Grass, •antl Red Top.
.Horses relish this - feed-when - it is moderately.
short. When they rim to:be . turned out for
any . length Of time,. and not to be used mtich -
in the meanwhile,: they should haie on only
a light pair of shoes:. This will allow - the
hoofs to come in close contact with the soft
earth,. and-will "prevent contraction: W ..
here
horses cannot enjoy .pasturage, they, should
have fresh'eut grais as often as convenient, •
and should have their stall floors covered
with tanbark, or better, have the planks ta-,
I ken up and clay,floors •
NtrillC/6.
I7NLE.4i'ENI U Rre AND
Take 2 parts coarse corn" meal ) scald - thi)r- -
°Uglily with boiling Water;' add 1 ,part- rye ,
meal - or iye.flour,.and more:water.if neccesa
ry to npisten• it, Stir thoroughli together. It'
should be, made as . stiff as it can be nianaged
with a:lttrgeiroti spoon.. 3/ake it into a , loaf
three or feur, inches deep:andt upon - a
stove or . range him Criough to cook it slowly .
upPri the hottoni. In- an hour or more it will
rise some and crack the tu4ter'surface
ly :
, Tlien bake in a slow oven three,or lour
hotirs. I uSitally:pittiaahout 7, P. 31.,_ let
it null:tire a rich brown Crust by ' 19 'o'clock,
then . ctiverup the fire it). that 1 keep:all
night and in the - morning I take out a,
.nice
warm break fast joaf. , I t usually improves . by
:keeping three - or four days, :When it, is deli
cious sliced and toasted: 'Many' prefer this
bread sweet ened'With molassesatirred - in with
rye flour. :.Well boiled white beans make a
very wholesome additlori: •'Even without
these improVernents the bread is :far bitter
,than the Boston..brpwrbread •of the shops.
No one. who tries this reciPelkhoronghly will
ever again put . in yeast, which always SourS
and spoils coin meal • -
,*. •
SCIISTITI:TE CREAM, Tor puddings; cold
rice, etc. , Boil .1 of - a pint of sweet milk, new
milkis best.: • Beat the yolk of 1 egg, and
level teaspoonful of flour, with sugar enough
to ulal.e the cream very sweet. When the
milk boils; stir this into it; and let it begin
to glummer, stirring it; let it cool and favor to
taste: For any pudding in which eggs are
used, this is almost- as good as- rich cream
(which•many ptefer, to another drefsing), and
Much better thane thin creatn.
ivfeE BREAKFAST- a few .cold
biscuit, 'or some' dry light bread, fry them
slightly, in a'-little butter, or nice gravy.
Beat 3 or 4 eggs, with half a teacupful of new' .4
tnilk, and a pinch . of salt. When' the bread
is hot, pcur the eggs over and cover for a I;
few minutes, stir slightly, so that all the eggs
may be cooked. This is - a nice dish, besides
saving the dry bread.
Arnie JosArti.e.s.---Fill a baking dish
full of sliced tart apples; swectento . taste; mix
wheat meat with Water . and lk (a little
cream will make it more ,tender), into a batter
pour.over, the, fruit until the dish is full.
Bake-until the crust Is; ofa handsome brown
color. - - •
~;
pounts licar.nro A STOCKING —Knit the
first:stitchl slip off the next without knitting:
knitting every alternate' stitch on the right
sideof heel, &nd every stitch when knitting
on the wrong side. This makes the heel vat'
thick... •
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Pop-CORICPUDDING.--boaFi. 2 quarts of pop
.,
corn,brOlEen fine, in A pints of milk .over
night ; in the morning add 3 beaten eggs and
*little selt'andn . ,utmeg. Bake the same as a
_
Custard. ' , -
Rusas.--Ona pith tuft,' ono cup yeast, one
cup sugar,:otie• cup lard, one egg. •AO the
egg' and aug;ar alter raising :env.
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