Atit:- 1 . - : - , ! 04 - ,i--.,*4.0.i .
Tin kifOCIIIT OF THE 110E5EHOLD.
JST CLAII4,449U3Tat
, on tho.very • pinnacle of
feliciivrt'She stma the ll:Raker of n'hoy*tWt
Yr. Philips bid hisininaintire
ly. He danced, and - ar.ng, and fired guns
from the lop ,'of the "corn pot;" -whistled
Yankee Doodle while eating: hie breakenst t
and wrung the necks of all the fowls on the
pl.ace, to make a chicken pin for the cclebra,
This Worthy couple had been .married tell
Years, and this.wasthew first child. People
bad laughed at them ten years on 'amount of.
thhi luck ; people'.-who were overrun with.
children, and whose lives were made misera
ble by. .the continued icoldings and spankings
thertonnd it necessary to inflict upon their
wretched little olive ph a's:
Now. Mm. Philinssaid. she guessed they'd
laugh out:of the whet- side. There never had
been so large a baby born in Smithfield be
fore. Mr& Jones' only weighed nine pounds,
and bad &pug nose. And Mrs. Swyers' was
red-haired, and had fi mole on its right foot—
"nitire sign that it would como to it bad end—
and it only weigh& leven - pounds and four-.
teen ouncesl She guassed f,lks bad -better
look at: home,Nefore they laughed. • •
Baby pro ied to be a Tartar. He had a
temper like a windmill, and seemed deter- ,
rnined.to develop Ilia feet and lungs to the
'utmost while he hid leisure; for he screamed
and kicked twenty-three hours - out' of the
twenty-four. • • •
But his mother declared he was an .angel.
We - could-never imagine an angel with puffy
red• . cheeks, heels elevaled in the air, sucking
a sugar-teat, and being" bounced nbout in a
willow cradle to the tune of "Hi& diddle
dee"—but then our imagination is not !.)y_any
means so vivid as it might be. .. - •
. From the hour in which the baby Was born
be was the Autocrat Of the Household ; eve-
__.. .. .. _ .
rything had to boW to his nod.
The.scullery &tor creaked ;. it was taken off
the•hitiges, and the servant ":wes.in the :draft
all the time. because the creak might: disturb.
the baby.. .PCIi• the sante . reason • the • coffe
mill Was moved into the woodshed; the dish
ea must be Washed out of, doors-rtbe.elatter
of the•plaieSiTlA e baby scream; the Washing
was done in th harn.; - all'the •clocka in the .
house were stn ed ; the dog Was•rnnzzled:
and the cat . chi..k d,—all from fear of disturb
ing the baby.- .'. , • •. -.
a .• • .•
Mr: Philips g e blacksmith who was In
cated within a qt arter.of a.mile. in•bUndred‘
diallara•to move"bilg: shop ; and Biddy. was
banisheo to the cock-loft ofihe wood-shed on
account of her. snoring. - - -' • • - -
. . The - ehild'sdiSeaies 'were legion. It- was
.a wonder that. it could draw its breath with.
so many terrible ailthents clinging to it. Mrs.
Philips was continually on the' watch for,
• some new-demonatiation: ... - • : - :• .
`Charles!" cried she,. waking her husband
from sltimber.onecold Winter night. "seems
to me the baby. deal breathe just right." - - •
:.. Mr Philips sprang'up and. listened.:
• : "Geed gracious! he's got the snuffles, ain't
.. .
"Oh dear. dear I what shall we do if baby
is going to be sick r .: • ... - - : .. •• : •
Mr. Philips got a light, . and . the . •anxions
,parents•brought it to bear on. the taco of the
• • • ' : • •
child.
',I'M heavens!" cried his Mother.'lialicels
actually.purpie he's going to have the scarlet
fever: See that red spot on his elbOw." .' •
"It may bit - where, - -he's laid., on it,!": re
marked Mr. P. .
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"Laid on it! oh .yon unfeeling , man! : you
unnatural father! and there, it's sueking,its
thumb! Always sucking its thumb! I've
known from the first that it wouldn't live ; it
suck-' its thumb,so Much •
• "Feenia to me•• heard' my mother. say
that it wasa sign of , a healthy *hit° suck
its thumb, but I wim't:be certain. ,Any way,.
it's it..griod. sign :or a bad 'one, rrve• forgot
••
"Run Charles' rtirt - fOr n doctor! it's.a go-,
ing to die—l know Oh, don't stop to.
•dressdon't! it MayAiel.while you're wait;
_inn. - Call for:Granny. Bates, and tell her to
bring some catnip, and •Saffroti, and rue. and
peppermint=—tell her.. to bring -all the herbs'
she's Gott and do hurry. Charles; do ! -Mercy
on us! its sucking .lutit' thumbs!
.
run
Mr. Philips •caucht. up the_ first article of
Clothing he could lay hands on, Which proved
to-he an embroidered :petticoat at his wife's,•
but he was in too
.niuch haste, - and.. ogeth•
er trio tinuth excited to not ice -dress partied=
larly. He flung the garment over his head,
- •and tied it round his NV ni§t,-stipped on his
fthoeS•and pjunged out - into the keen , Or.:--;
The doctor: was asleep and not care about
tinning out,-but on being told that it Was af
case of life and death,-he yielded at once:
. Mr. Philips left him dressing, and aped to:
the residence of
. Granny. Bates. •The old la
dy' wits wise, brit she:was - ..dreadfully 'Super-.
ititiotiS, and believed ireligiousfy in.warinings
.tuul apparationi. • Philips• gave a . ..thundering
rap
.at her door, 'and directly a- night capped .
head appeared at - an upper window. ' • •
-,•What do" ye want 'at-' this time 6' night,
and who be ye?" said a etaelted voice. • • -
Philips-stepped out, .and 'stood plainly re
vealed in. the light of . a half obseurcd moon.
"Good gracious massy cried the Old wo 7 :.
man, "it's an apparatus -frritn the,•tOther
la Mid !- And. it's,ot d.scalloped petticOat
-Land I didn't think they Waisted their:. tine'
on such vmmerties as ttlit . are !" • .
dying exclaimed Philips,'"come
doisri qiiick." •
• "NO I! ain't so green as to.
.trust my
. old :•body. with a supernairal 'ghost !" and
- down- went the window.with a bang. Phil'
ips ptninded at the 'dn'or until he -Was tired,
• and then:tuarle.tracks tor hoMe.:
Dr. Gray had just - arrived:
was just preparing .t 6 go„-into. : .hysterics. rin•
soon as she heard his .opinion. Baby was
:..Bloch worse; it not„only Fucked :its thuMbs.
but wiggled its toes.-it eoUld, not ,'continne
16tig.'. • The doctor, with a_grave face entered.
Biddy. rubbed her mistress With. camphor
Mr: Philips stood by, wiping thetears
big eyes with the drapery at his scant. attire.
• "0. doctotidoctor will it die? only save.
It, doctor, and yon • may take. all I haye.!"
cried Mrs: Philips wringing -her-hands.-
•
get d6Wn on lily knees toyou, and-thank you
forever." , • • • . •
.
' . "Keep . y o ur sitting,' marin: keep ;your-sit
tlng, said the dottor,. taking's huge• pincb•
of snug
:"Don't'keep me in:suspenSe!' only look at
its prCcinuslittle arm. See those ierrible•red
spots--four of -'em !. • What. -is it ? ' For. the
love of heaven tell -melet me know . the
worst 1": - .. •. . - .
out, --- - •
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•.
Well, mann. if 1 . speak ~you: promise
not to blame me ?.", asked the
. dOctor, gritie - -
• '!'No,no..nO!" - • • .:.
.. - . -•-•
- . '3 . lFirni," - said -he, wit his- ng face - still
I i
more fearfully elongated ...`it ,•my . opinion
. as
,a mau.:aud as a - ph. cia that -the'child.
has been bitten by four. , - ugs ;or else-he
has - been,bitten in fimr plaices , by - one - insect
-of that deseriptiti."... '. ~ *- • -
, ...• P - - • -
. - - Indignation choked 3irPhilips into el- .
•lence, . - -•-. 1.. • ~ - • .
. .
Graff," .cried the -father, "do you mean
- to insult ua'?".
'"By no means, 1. repeat . •
."Xo you don!ti".yelled Mrs. 'Philips. "It's ,
enough tq insinuate that I have hett : bugs
to say nothing of your libel on that little strf
faring angel cherub: - Out of this house, this
instant; you Mean; cheating, insulting • • old
vagabond:" and seizing. the.butter-litille from.
the table-where - Biddy .had placed full 'of
hot pepper tea, she 'flew at. him; The :din:-
for knew. enough Abont • wonien. to realize
that - in flight lay safety, and With 'a' hasty
• bow he haeked - pff the: steps.' and ._startedfor
his gig. The ground - was inclining,and_uniie
Icy. His, heels flow up—his headwent down,.
and his Whole body spun off dOwn :the hill,
- like a steel-shod cutter.. Mrs. Philips; nnthi
ing daunted, rushed after ..hint :and shared:.
the same fate.'.. : • l• • . • -
The two•bronght up together at. the foot of
the hilly in a watering.,trough but no words
Of sympathy ',were .e xch an ged.
..The doCt or
got put as quick - us he .could; and .galloped:
home,' and 'Mrs. P.
,he
his example • •
The baby lived and• throve . .., As - it . grew
older it's dictatorship became. more and more
absolute, 'Philips was dOwn on - all tours for
: the greater part of the tine;.that the baby.
might ride 'Oa. his back; and - Mrs. :Philips
:went without. crinoline, and 'left her arms
bare in the eoldest,weather. - because.the steel"
• sprino; and her dress sleeves hurt baby..
Baby-had made it • complete. wreck of all
• the crockery .in the bouseHpotuading it 'with
• a hammer ;. he kicked his heels through t..1.e
looking-glasS, and tore the. inwards out: of
. his . pa's gold - ffatch,.uninolested.....lt . pleaSed
the dcary. wearj *scary baby, mother said.
ittle initty sugar-put my baby."
"One day,. when this .wonderful baby was
about a year old; the village inhabitants were
startled by the diiheyelled. apparition Of Mrs
Philips. - -bare•headed; and" wearing a ; wild
expression of • countenance--herrving. at a'
frantic rate , to the joiner's shop where her
husband worked. And instantly ahe reap
peared, led by Philips at a dog trot. ..
Old Squire Smith siaw.. , ttiem,; - and being a.
• man who Barad inconstant :dread of fire. he'
thought it mitst:be that. the residence or Mr..
Philips was to flumes.". The . old gentleman
was perfectly insane on:the.subject of confla
gration, - and at the top of.his lungs he rallied
the. cry
"Fire! fire; fire'!" - •
"Where?" - "Where?" cried a -score of
• : Charles Phi lioUse "said the. old gen,:
fir lean. • ...• • . : •
The fire coritiverr eittifered:got-: net • thPir
.---eugine;-and-ren-witit-sll 7 -epeed 40 the feted
house'. But. to their supreme rtstouishuleut
• -they did not So: aii a - puff of lueof,e'
• • ' .•
ThOheildiAreillan;jlliva'as sek,ineiliing of a
vrEektiOied dottr: l
aliWutely radiant.
- -Is this the , house,- allow. me .to ingiure.
ma'am, tha,t- T we are ,expected to iquirt on ?"
said the firemani i „,"
. "I . do not understand • you," Said Hrs. P.
"hutthe.habY has walked two .steps,-two
stepi-on - ;
• ',Sold ! by Jupiter..",,cried the firerpari;
"and now, boys, here's. - three trines; three to
the:baby - that's stepped= two steps! Hearty,.
• . And they gave the cheers-drank a barrel
:of eiderWbiell:Mt. - Philips rolled MIK and re-
HARDWARE
Thorripson ••
. • .•• DEALERS RS' • .
HARDIekRir CET L 4 E,R - 17, 3ittll, •
COrmint Dpriiir likascr.i; S or :iris SAvr,...
• PqMSTILLE;YA. ,• • • '
`Junin , 29, TO • - • • • ..6-tf •• •
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GEO.I3:GE ..BRIGHT .& CO.':
Agents for.ElEtt R. MARX DB IC fi .- Alm. •
. . . - • siftetcirer.of.:. : .-. •- , •- - - -
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AMERICAN CABLE . ' CHAIN -
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In all: its lailinchW. from -3-I.6 . :th' . 1
1-4 =inc h, ' Best
Pronf.irirll3esf Bear for aline and'. coal rninea. Also
TriPla'Alln.lniz Chain!. ; the only kind naed now'. i n Ma
rope for...zoning.. . . . .... Sag. 19, '65.-33- •, .
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Scrap Merqhant
. FOUNDRY.' FUR
msuErts, E, : Gomez. bf _SOUTH • - -
and PENN, and No. 17 SOIiTII Streets,. _
• PHILADELPHIA: - • .. .
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Ingot 'Coppdr. • Babbitt Metal, Foundry - Facings;
Ingot Brous, Red, BiS'mnth, •-. • *_ • . . •
•" • lel., Solders; : ISCB, - . • • •.'
Pik Tiu. Du . Iron ; ••
Bar Tin. • •• ••• : - Sheetlrod; • Old :Metals;
. Sheet Zinc, Old Copper, .
.Bar Lead,: ' Steet, ' '•-. Old Brass,
Spelter. - :Borax: •• .. • Old Lead, Sce., 4k.c.
Antimony, ••• • Crucibles, • • • • ' • • •
fiEr' New and Sc , c,ind-hand- Machinists'. and Black
stniths.4"rools, und'Stedin Engines, bought and sold:.
I' "Articles Of every descriptibn In .n.Se: by Hat:hi/l
ists and.Fotindrymen, furnished tn•nider. • • . •:..
-Cash paid for Scrap Iron, Old Rails; and all kinds of
Metals. • . • • . [Feb.
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H ARDW A l lfEl 7 i l ll
a r c It A ror 14.
THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES. TO SELL.
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Unrdirn re: Cutlery ;!M erl, .Irtiii, Carpeu-
Ices - ' rtiola; -Agricat I tiara] - Ilmplcuirtita,
•. •• •• .- • ..- •drc:, *r., ...Ike, ' - • • .
corntirieing thIIANe enii rc, stoek In the well•known Store - ot
1... V
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moot - favorably located on Centre_ Street.. POttsville,
Schuylkill County;, Penna. The purchaser of the Stock
may obtain - a I.ease of. the - Store, which is a three-story
Brick - Bulkling,'so -feet -front on . Centre Street. by 60
-feet in depth, with
,a building ID the rear. 20 by 40 feet,
constructed expraSsly tiA a' depot for Steel and-Iron.
-opening on toe 20 feet street.: rendering it - particularly
,tnneenient of access i'.the whole depth of the store be
ing 100 feet—wtth admi untie apparatus for hoisting , from
the fitst to.the third- floor To'tt - penion desirous -of
entering into this branch of business, an opportunity
IsniTered whick very rarely occurs. • • . •
ALsO --For ~sale :BONE 'with
shalt, Pulleys and Yraimt, compute.: : . • . •
PoSsessitin given when
. desi • •
• • For particulars,„ address. pm-snottily or by letter, "
• , ELLFIN.E.:POTT, Committee.
Pottsville. ApdF.l, 1665.„ • - - .13-tf • • • •
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=MCI
;EDUCATIONAL
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AT RM., F... A• - .ndloiliEKEN -4%111 open a
.I.YI I.:410014m . Girls; on . :11foitilliy, A lid,u.l. 2511 h,
in the linoement of thoPreshylviian hurch. corner of
Mali:wrong" and'3o. 'streets;
• •Angn,t - V4, ,65
AT I CIITAILY" AND COI,IECiIATE IN!
lr E. Allentown, pis•,.. • ~.
With.thartered inivileeee and. -Enperior Advittitnea tot'
an English, Clas:di•al„ . Cinninercial and 'Mil itan
thin.- We open Sept. Gronnd 'rpacinns, buildnnTs
connnodiinni . anMpi,lied with. - gas. and 'water... Fof
.• .•1.,..110.1 , FQR.1),.A.. M., Precid - ent.
Pi '413 • . •
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• TIIEITIOIJN't, SEIMINAIit'i• •
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FOR YOUNG M EN.
The. Winter of. 6months ‘*llll'crnmence iin
T tiriscipy, Septvinber .19111; 'i4iitlente are fifte4
for any taliitiir iu lif orto enter ally ftlaQi• in College.—
For Circalars aaddress'JOlN W OCII . •
• .-augnA 13. '6.1.--;32...4t• - .1 • ••
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ifeCAI)IAN .
and Norninl . ttlichauil -at OrwigrbUrie.
.S.tebuylltill ' Cott uoy,'Pti...-Thiiilnt4tittition IQ open
to . .putiilet hoth.ttexes. The flesh/els to afrotTl the ad
vantaire. ata Itioro . ugh 11.7.1numi
cal .EttuentiOn.. Ito , truction-:in given in. nll the
bratichenuually . taught-in Acad e mies: end. Seniinstieit
of the highent gi ;ides. .-For full particulars. address:
:Aug. 12' '65. 624 r. REV. I. J.-STINE, Principal:
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• • 2 'LINDEN HALL . . •'
: 211011.1V,ILiV - SE•MIN4RY
r: • FOR YOUNG LADIES,
At Litiz, - .lll.piridal.ourr • fa.,
. • FOE NPEI) SKPTENIBErt,. 11111,
'AfrnMs saperinr•Mlviintagur. fOr .thordugh
11hhed rein aldethicat taught- by Fl liST_
Profs ssorp and. French, German . and Italian
by alady froth abroad. • :' ' • • • . -
The 7 . 2 d. 'Annual Tend . MONDAY, AUGUST
For cir - cularti . and 1446n:tibia ripnlit‘ to
Irev W. C. RSIt HEL Principal...
TO CARPENTERS & ,RUILDERS,
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.. • ..The -Sent,
• • •.: • • • .• • •• •
Liiinber .
ufatturing-Qo.
Have. on- bait:sit. their .extensive „establishment, on
Railroad Streit, iinantitc of luinber of every nd
and dft.cripticiO, :which they min Supply to • Operators,
Carpr..fitera uud Builders, at lower rates than it can be
bought else ‘here.. ".. Thei• :are also 'ready *-to supply,
thronglitheirmns-of thar : extensive busiti and la
bor Saiing machinmLinanufacturedhrtieles in theli.line
at a saving of ceut..otaurmer cost. • •
.. Theft 'large .workshops. hive beeninSuccessfrit opera
tion for 'the past . year; turninz out fan quan . tick* of .
, • Doors, • Windaw 'Frames.. •
Mash • ...Panel Work;
Mouldings, ,Bed-posts;: •
Blinds,. . ' Baniesers,' •
And all kinds of Framed; Paneled Ind Turned WOrk,
which they hare. constantly on' hand. They are ready
to exvute orders at the shortest notice, for any.gdsnti-.
ti or quality of s.awect manufactured stuff. .
• lhlt and.. green'. Hemlock of. all: kinds. for building
lpurpose. s. Oak.. Maple. Poplar, chair, plonk and meant
ing boards ; enerry, Walnut. Mahogluty..&c.,..for cabi
net work: White and Yellow Plite hoards for flooring,
•
raw or made to ortlek".; White Pine Plank,' 3. 3 g.
1. 1 4.-U, and V.4ich• panyl.ttlivoys ready.; also, plonk,
beams, rails, ktuatling, posts; shingles, lath, ueitiug
. 141, ; dec.-* . •
Ur - Bills of sawed stuff and•wierything; fa. thetr:line
on hand or•to mike; at the shortest' notice. •
March 29.• tm3 ": • • ' , 'lO. " •
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1 ALRTT B 6 CLb of the 17: States, jaiiitTiceived
and for ittte at B:.BAXISAN't; Bookktort.
15-'
VISINESS::-.GARD.S. --, t
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•• .E'LIEt.4.4IIALN'XIIII4 • • - ' '
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CIVIL i,AND '2IIIIOIIIG. ENGUMEPRI.
Inspects, Collterlet ..,- and eigasines 'itineral . :sui4 Oii
OR71117.;--44esithwestVorsteir of Market
'.uiad.Cielitrf Streets.. '• • • . ' •
Mir 4 0 65 -1 • • "
R. :D. W:
ROTEB LANZ)
tHrers his Proteesienid Seined, to ttni dtisOns of Patt
*We and vicinity. ,
OSNee;•Coliseillisinek. Chant . 41s
June iO. •es.' . . 91.6 m
1411:111.11rClif Ciyil.and 111isting
Engasaere• , Peony' - • *- •
OFFICE on 2d door 0 . 1.0e0. Bright% Building, iCei.;
til , •?StreeG • 10064.-30,1 r. :
ARRIS BROTHERS, Civil and HI. ,
ning.Rtigipeerec.HastiO's Huildiog; decond:aut3
STHP • HARRO3. •: JOSEPH S.'HARRit3.
• July 30: .. . ... .
. September4.6,l3 30 7 . •. •
• S. , LANGDON, Soirgeol
• LP. Dentist, ..ltarket. Strpa, .secood
floor above Third .:litreet, heath Bide,
Too. W. magEA.F.Es; vottawale P a ., late.
I• of the Pennsylv a nia State Geologiall SciriTy; ex-.
plores lands, mines, ite.
October IE3, *ss'
E , BANK CARTER, Real Essig.le Agent,
r •.2d iH.ANOY CITT, Schuylkill County, Pa. •
rieLettetAddresa- 7 0 Malianoy City P. 0. ,1 • •
ENCY--Fitoe. the , rarchase and• Sate.
AG
of Real Estate ; baying And selling ,Coal ;. taking
charge of Coal Lauds. and collecting rents.
Office Mahantango Street,. Potusville. .
'April , 6o • "'I4 -] • . . . MIAS. •11,'H1LL....•
JJOHN A. OTTO, Manufactur e r suit
. Dealer. In all kinds ollaunber, Williamsport, Pa., • .
• June 29; ' • - • - . 24- 1 9 : .. •
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11 OITIVIOIIB, • • . • • .
••••• AND' NEENIN G • ENGthrn
001ce=BanaePsIDuiJdinit, Illobiatitongo
. Street.' Pottsville. . •
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G IMO WMAN, •
SITROEON DENTIST, Aiwa •
arli f et St.. i Doors below 2d.,
.Where he is prepared to perform all' operations' on the
'Teeth. such as lilling.ingerting, Teeth on-Gold,. Silver.
of Vulcanite Rubber,in the best -and . latest.'styles.,7
Teeth extracted - by the use nt a battery' ; or ether.
July 21, +65. • ' - .-* •-•
r r •c. 1 . 10 WEN"-
• PHO7IOORAPIJER., •
R!pectfully announces to the citizens. of:Pottle:111e
• and ,;•icinity. thnt he hag taken and titiect up
,the PHO.:
TOGRAPIIIC GALLERY." El the bnildirezat theNnrth
eagt corner of Centre and &net Market etreet,.where he
.lit-po pared to funnielt in the ht beet style bi Art. 'VW
• NETTES. AMBItOTYPES, CARTES -DE VISJTE, 4.;
"tis'lle:arAtq.s shaic of rnifilfe
. patranaae.• and hopes,
)y strict attelition ; toliustness and courtesy, to.: receive
Qa Call nadir:amine specimens of my work: •.• •
FUR :Nittt]..64T.;.-.1.10--,-.LET.
OR' SA LE .=6 , 200 acres • valuable. Red Shale
.1: Land for: Fanning, situated Lornst.
Therdis taiDC stream of water, several large .springs.,.
a.fitie, two story house and.barn. and thresh door. ,Ap
ply •. . . • ,
I - 4 10 prolierti known: as the j a:
1 FOGARTY PROPERTY:: corner of 'East
'Market and Railroad streets,-Pottsville: • For
terms apply to - ' . CIIARLESIII. RILL,
• • • • ' • • ' • . Re& Estate Agent.
Jan. 14, !GS. ' • •
._ - . .. .
114,01{ SA.I.E...T.tia nndividcd iitterc , it lu
.1-' .. a valuable tract.. of. productive . COAL LAND, - In
New Castle Township, Schuylkill County, now: worked
by two collieries.' Apply to . . .. - .
FRANKLIN B. GOWEN, POttiville, Pa:
. . .
17 , 0 NAtiE.»73l9 acres of . einellenf Tliriber
1. • Land, estimated to contain over ' Ri1,000,000 feet. of
Pine and Hemlock timber,. situate nn-Trout Rnn,
a Manch of ,Lycoming Creek,'l4, milea front Wil..
liamsport.' FRANK CARTER,. .
Real 'Estate . Agent,, Mahanoy City,. Schuylkill Co.. 'PA.
Marcb 4. • 'O. : • • . • . .0-tr.- . •
voit - RENT.—The large Brick Hotel corner of
. Centre Anil 'MAin Streets, Mullaney'. City,
ft
known A:s the MANSION 'HOUSE. Possession
n Ist el April— Apply to .•
--.• . .THOMAS 'A.- BIDDLE or.
M.:TROUTMA.N, 326 Walnut St.. Philadn.
- March 25.:'65.. • . • 12- :
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SAL E.-The
three story Brick Building, Used as a Store. Ware
tuitise and situates west side,. of
road street, - norl east side of . Logan Street:sin the'
Bortitigh of Pottsville. For further. particulars,
iniptire of GEORGE 11. POTTS & 311neraville; or
N.. S. MOORHEAD,' - . . • •
'LNO/If. MALE OR' TO 'ILT3NT.The under
-1: signed dffers forsale or to rent,' on easy terms, a
%minable property near the Pottsville. Depot, $Oll,
feet. front on coal Sheet and.lati..fret deep. -ex
tending. to.ltaltrond btreet, oti.which is created a
substantial Ironic Shop or tyarebouie,-45 feet by tia teat.
tWo:etoriCs high.. . SILAS: BALL.
1 11 OR Frame and
Store'situnte:corner of Centre and Second qreets,
3inhanoy City: • Site oflof; 125 , by.2.s.feet. Size
- bnildinir. 25 feet. • Staible un lot..
is a 'Valuable And da_,trabletinsiness stand. For •
!terms and pther partienlani. Apply - on the premises; or
. : • - ,ROBERT A. GLOVER: . '•
•• • •• • • Centre Street;:Pottville. - .
•
OctOberl.9, ." . :.•., A4-If, ,
VALUABLE PROPEICTIC : for SALE.'
• V' • Water Power and from 15110 to BOO( 1 aeres of.
MmintaitirLaml is offered fintsale: thleproper.
ty is. • sitinded in West Brunswick 'Township;
Sehurlkill Coonty. :on the Little Sehttylkill•Riv- .
er and•Rnilroad. one mile Above Pott Clinton, and de
known as the Sehnylkill Forge Property. • For. termty
•gte...: apply . to GEORGE & H..seltALL,'ltit.Or
wig; .
sbnrg. . • • •• • [Nov •G3'
.
Sziferlie,...ttti;•
.serihers offer for ssle TWO..THAL:Ts OF . COAL
LAND. .ocated in Schtrelkill County. • •. '
Any infornhaiou.cimeianing these trials (4 COM Land
dill be•xieen, on single: aim' to 131mr,PsTrissos,
.
of Pottsville, or either of the subscribers. •
• • • . GEORGE SCHALL, - .
• • NN M. H; •
• •
Exectiforr of the Estate of John Schall; 'lent
Gi4l# 'SAL Strong GO. horse power: engine,
6 'fotit - stroke with ti* large drum • cOmplete.. also
pain p shaft and henv,S. , wheels for . puinping and hoisting:
Stroke_of. primp wheelri 7 foot, to work a 14: 0r1.6 'inch
pump, with, stub - rinds and all bob' castings. to work
pump rode. The engine is. in"goOil order ; . c.ylinder. re
bored'with :new spring' packing and new. piston, rOd.
Also, one 20 horse-unglue, 861f:thin. for running a.hreak,
er or faw.inili with all sizes, of putties to work the same,
ai• • -WREN & 4110TlIER, Coal St Pottsville. .
March. 26,.56. . • • 12-tf.
FOR SALE.7-A valuable. PARM .and7lticasant.
•ecrintiy.residenceoiitpate in Eakiranover - Town - 7
hip.:Labuttnt county. the - Jonestown and
rltiburg void. tine:half a wile - West of Mt. :ls.;oho; • con
. My - Lining about 'Jt Norio.. About raeres
is Wi6illand, the remaindei being under
good oultivation. w - 21, feticetl; the soil
.
ice)] ndnpted to the different crops. zenerally raised in .
section. • The buildings,(neittly new) are n.BRICK
HCBISE,i3ANK BARN, large flay Barn. and•other Out:
There is anfirehard of young . hearinc - tree,
with nn addition of others lately set out. on ',he premi.
KT; •A- WtII. with:Pump, Is-at . the honse ; .also • run
ning' Water in most of the delis.. .•
- 'For further particulars., apply.by lette.r or • in
.person
to the stifiscriber, on-the premises. P. o...address,.oso.
Rust Ihni - wer !U.- - •
LEGAL CARDS.
jIIENJ ALUM , 3101,1001., ; Attorney.- tit
OFFlCE—Mehentongo :Stteet above .
Centre: ..- 7.• 'rtmch.ts, '64 :-42-11.
H. .
• . Attorney at I,nvi,
.Ashlapft; Utlice—On Centre
street. Oppositethe Post 011 . 1ce„ •-• .
re art w..ElLlKAN,..Attpriacy. and- COU ft ..
SCUM' Law, Pqttstille . ;"Sehttylkill *ConittY...Thr, . •
new. building; on Centre Street,
theafineirOtnnk, *".• ,
i._j • ROVElL:Attornfk
OFFICE-Market Street t .two
.doors above.Cen
tte, Pottsville. Pa: . • . . .•
February 7..•.63' - •• . • • ..
.6.4 y
JAMItli•!l. fIAMPISEIPL. • • : WILLIAM It: BMITII.
IAiIIPIIVEI,I. & S3IITIII, .ilittoittcya at
• 1 4.-r La*. -OFFlCE—Centre. Street, opposite 'White
lionat ifotef. Poktaville, Pa. • • . ".
CIEORGE.I7I. 1 1 7.0.4.1,1,..451.
ATTORNEY AT LAW;
, • Ph i Itidelph
'Office RRNIOVED to No. 9 . 26 Seotti 4th Street
Apr1115.!66.. , .• •. ,
LITTLC -
i'Attoriver.ett Ea*, arid !Votary , Public,.
...fAnthoriied. to administer affidavits.' &c:.
and. to take ','detxisitiona, - arid . ...ankncivriedgments
of
misolds, monotones. powers of Attorney, &e.„`..
. • POTTSVILLE. • SCIICYLKILL CO.. •
:LAW AND -COLLECTION' 'OFFICE,
••• Mahantongo . St. (opposite Post. Offine...). ••• ,
Jily 15,'15: . • : • . 28= •
LEILD AND WERNER, • . •
.• . • • , . -
I.: . MILITARY' 'CLAIM . -AGENTS
c0.r..:2d =Hid inist r kei- 8 hi, Pottsville,' Pa.,
Attend to the collection:or All elatrne.vatnq , the II
S. Goi•ernment. ' • • • •
.J. F. \VERNER,. . • FRANK .R. LEIIi,
Late Cap. 4Sth V.:L. Late cap. - 116th P. V. Y; I:
Aufznat . . • •
T. :F...:WA.T.§ON4
Manufacturer of the Improved
. Free Stone Mastic Cement,
. •
H.ARBISBURG I PA.
Resper:tfrilly calls the attention of. the public to this
celebrated Bement, ad n costing. for ..exterior : walls of
Middlings. It has no Coal: it is purely - watetptoof.'
and :forms .a 'solid adhe:siveinisr• to any..surfacif- of
brick or. stone with unlimited durability, - .Malang a
beautiful finish, equal to the fltit•Spitutlt4 , of Brown.
Sind Stone, or to any color desire A t.• • .
The undersignedhas.been applying . this teciient for
12 . years in many parts Of the et'inntry with greaf'stiNs
*Vim, among which. he esters to the following: . -
BOSTON-Illererrr:lfaisse de American 1110-
Ail, with many Other . publicuniptivate buildings,
BUFFAIA, .N, iiedencp" of ez
Pre.ident Fillmorc.in4 other 'private- buildings,
.
•
• CLEVELAND: o.—Ata gear Hawse and the beau.,
Ifni residence lef J. W. Clark. Ego., Euclid St; -
• :PITTSBURG. PA.—Girard House and igr.
Charles Hotel , rogeiher - with • the foliewing .gen,
lemon's splendid yeeidences:. . •
• .1. 1111 Bharaberger,i Penn .
• Jaines Wood - 0 • . •
Cal Third Bt. • . • • • '
ItARIOSBURG, JR. Architect.
.. • . ' .Car, Fmnt Street`'
—4. A. Jones " • "
.• "- • • "'lt. A. litemberion . , Ewa.,
. • 0 ' - 0 Elenotair D. Flemin . g,' do.
" . " •De. 111.. Fleming: do. -.• *:
r ' " " 'Hes. James Colder's lei
l!ree "Cis o rob; Fourth rind State • . •
'POTTSVI4E—The .beautiful an d'' expenelie
. „ denim* of 6. P.lEloyer: Esq.
• —IV. P. Maize; (Alai Street; • "
• • " .Waimeanaidattee:'
Ratuntougo fttreet. , ' - • --. • •
Immediate attention Oren • to all ;nor - two . *
etrietly guarantied: Pitiee tidireee : •
T. W. WATIIOR; Rex:4.3. 'Harriaborg,
or Whig* .
.IUI,I 20. 80-tr
v..RlEo4figiA
.
I_l "MOVE D 'Paloksala I
avocets rer ,l
moved Melt." place of. - burdaces: to "NON.. 143 'ailed
143. 3d atheist, Pbiladel fthe'
stores funifeilie bet-Wed by John Brodr, bons_ &
irbeie they
.*cu Ad be . - pleased.: to see'. their: old
TAIlf.ll
- 17C91-11..°!;f:(EBai
Ties. 91:Lama 914 Cllmisiut Street:
-113:1=DELPHIA.
E.K.'illtAtilrFliß, Watch
• ; -- fkmakerand JeweleF, No: 11,48:
,• North SECOND Street, corner of Quar
rv, PIIILADELPHIA. -.An assortment
WAV...SES„ . JEWELRY, SILVER'. and PLATED.
WARE' eonstantly on , , band. : suitable • for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. • rer.Repairing of Watches and: Jewelry
promptly attended. to, .IDec 11, , al-151-10m
ANIEL M. SALIMPIFILEII,.._...
Clay fablnet lirsixe,goonis and Bltumfattory,
238 sovtix SECOND .
•. : . ' • ' Via fladetiiiiin.'
..-••. • . . .
N. B. ..---Periona going to the City . will Aritt.it to their
advantafz:e to call and examine the St D. :31.K.„
, • . 39-tf .
J..T. DELA.CI-LOIX,
144;37:. South Meiond' KUYet , aibove alms
nut, Pliill.*DE4l49tillA:
CARPETINGS t CARPETINGS !
Iltwing received by.late arrivals. all - the 'newest and:
most attractive styles:of Carpet - rags. I am_ prepared.to
offer at-the lowest prices: wholesale and retail, john
Criitiviey and
.Son's English Tapeftry Brussels; Lowell
llartford Three-ply and Extra • Ivtiper Ingrain • Carpeta,
with?a large , assortment of - medium.' and- low. priced
Carpetingv. Window Shades; Oil Cloth's ',tn. • •-•
DELACROIX..No.•ST;Sonth Second. ,Strost - ,'
tvveen Cheatinat and Market, Philadelphia.
August. IS. .65, •
HATHAWAY LEACH '& STEARNS
•.
417 Aic h St.; phillada., Pa., •
• . . • .. •••• - .••
:Engi
, and .I!nitlroad .Sup
-• • • • •• . _ • • • • • ,
tilits, - and Agents for .the Malt of •
chiai.ts fdctnred . by • 1•
the New York ,:81.-tam:*-qiiirie
;in] v . B;- 6.5. '27.41m
FO)l'..o . oltiFpEr; 1 - 40111.7 . E . 11EEN Edali
OMY :AND - .-DURABILItri If 4E .
THOMSOWS..LONDON:-..KITCHENER
..:.EUROPEAN • t...
THY BESTRANGE . EN:EIi INVENTi.D. •
SOLD B.Y
• TitOMSON
• •Na..::09 N. s e cond St.. 'l'l4ladejr;tll,l, •
Iron • Flmindirre • and :11aituriactiiireri
Move*. Hinters. Tin'ine44.ad Eu
'•nmetked 'Wares, '&e.,
August :1.90;p; • .• ••. •• 33-enti
6'ZS: -. '-.H0 , 01.'.. :ISIRTS:' '62?;
HOPKINS*
. . .
.
POWYMAKVI OF HOOP SKIRTS .
Are gotten up expressly to.meettlie.Wanis ofprst class
trade. - They-embrace.a cotnpfele assortment. of all the ,
new and esirable styleii sizes Mid length . ; for Ladies-'
Misses' and Children, and arc-•uperior to all others
ninde in poinfof •symbuitry, finish and d'urnbilify . ;
int made' of the finest tempered,Engli-h Steel Springs--
with covering, Anil:having all thelnetalic
fast n lin m y - seen red.: IV; improved machinery.
They retain their shape and elasticio the.to last,—and
are w arranted to giVe entire:satisfaction. • ,
Alad. gerkatitlY.in receipt of full lilies Of good FAA
erg Made SKlRTS:iii.very low.prices.• Skirts mile tti
Order, altereclund nip/M..6d:- WHOLESALE ,AND RE
TAIL; nt MANUFAVTORY AND SALESROOM(,
.No.
645 - Arch Stri,et,"atbove Philada,
rf - TERms PASII. ONE PRICE ONLY. • •
.
* . AuguSt •Ga. . . .
LooKri\lG ahAs.sv.,s,
OH Paintings, EngravingS, Pic-
tares; and Portrait *Franies;
1 1 liot0grapli Frames, Win-
glow Cornices,- Pier. Ta
bles,.lTlarble Slabs &
JAMES, S.' EARLS• * SONS,
816 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, altanafactar
• ers, Importers and Dealers In Look
, •Mg Glakses. •
•
. . ,
. , .
A .largo and elegant assortment: MIRRORS-of ev
e 4 character • always. in
. .stock: . Particular attention
given to the manufacture of Picture • Finnic's,
.in
which branch continual changes and novelties are he:
lag infrodulted... Estithates for. Cook i a Glasses
'furnished on applietatlon. by mail or pertowdty.
. Rogers' Groups, and War and ilanieroua,
jects.. (Fall particulars in Ciretilar •
• EverT article. of EAI •,.t, SONS . manufac=
titre. mi'Oe,packed lot ward to any part of the cone
try in Perfect safety.. Gal leer of Paintings open
at all free- to visitors. (4116'24.
BEST .:WHITtLEAD' .• • BEST •
• • Pare Liberty Lend, •
LinSurpassecl for WHITILNESN Fi i d miss, • punwitztrri,
' • • find Ety.:lNEßiol - Suarncx: .
• 'PURE LIBERT.Y:LEADV.arranted to cover more
"stirface for-same weight than any other Lead. . •
. • • 'if and you taut hare no.ath.o
PURE LIBERT. - -. - ZINC„ selected 'ZINC. 'ground in
Refined Linseed Oil, unequaled iu quality. ulivaye the
• Pure Eibcrty Zinc, w Odc..inore anti
better work at a given host than any . other. • . _ •
agr'o ft• tio best'? .
..711anufticturea at PENNSNIVAisTIA.PADIT & 'COL
OR exeented promptly by •
.• Z 1 EGl.4. l tt & 831.11T111, •
.• IVh.tdesrtle ..Ifral, Paint nil Y.; bi.qs
Or Store Office, N0.'•137 North..TlllllD. Street
PIIILAUE1,1•111A,
. • Ilaretrl t, tils•
AI . .SAFE: STEAM*,-130.1UR
. The sritiscriberis prepared to receiye orders' 'for-the
tO. suit per
chaseriL.. The attention of manufactaireffr and others is
caked" this new Steam Generator, fts combining es,
Sent ial advanbiges in absolute. safety irons siestructive I
explosion, first 'Wet and durability. economy of - Mel.
facility of cleaning- and transportation,- &T•••,: & - c•••
.liossessedby anyboilernow in me, • . •
• ThfiSe Millers may be seen intlaily operation,,driving
the. extensive u'orks_or ',Messrs. Wm. Sellers '& Co..
- Sixteenth street and llarnilttin street:it S, I,V. Cattell's
Factory.. Spruce street, Schuylkill, and St Gamed's Tre
,•, out Mill. Frankford.. • • .:. - • '
JOSEPH. - .I";CikIi,RISON I . - ,Ti.
•-. Wriali!ngtoft
27. S:. THIRD-'STREET,
'Sept. 24.:
C1111410. - 14'JCOKES.',.. • ~ • L : T. TAYLOR.
- : • ' • •For the ciatvenitniee'of
patroui= and others at a•distariee.
•-'•. • • hero present': a • diagram of
• •.• • ' • tiell%meastireinent,. by.
:good fit 'guarantied, by
. goading the sizesized"in 'the...order
deeiglutted in the accompanying
MEARISRE Putt COAT,.
• Length of Rack, - from r l.to
. •
dud from . • : ' '
• .liength' of Sleeve. { with arm
crooked.) from 410 5.
Brea4 Menattre,--Itround the
moat: prominent" part of the
-• trair;t: •Jirizenre.—Around the
• State .whether - thityjperpon
erect or 'otOnping." • • ,
Thp,same.measure a 8 for' Coat
•
• -
• • -FOR PASTS.
. . Measure int•idi!tanani;and put
tidefrnm hip-bane. and around thq.wais• an t . hlp. *- •
SAbil'l.F. OF MATEII,k.I.£: RE:VT:LIT - . IIIA '
FISEP: - OFC . OBT.
G 0014170 iIZP.ETURNCI, ' ' •
( . 11 Aiot. sl*.oxiam & C0..'...
821 (h'eiupt St., Yhihidelphia.
Jund 10. !G;,. : • •• . • .
Still Another Iniportnnt Use loi
Petroleum.
WELLS , PETROLEUM WRITING FLUID.
JET BLACK AT. FIRST.
. This •Ink, ratlike all others,' cotitaiiiteno -acids, an,
therefore will hot -corrode steel:pens one pe n will la=
longer than a dozen in any other ink. • It flows treelx
leaves ;no:sediment in the bottle: and is not injured:l,
thsi,least by 'freezing.: 'lt cannot he washed. from page
'either'bY•hot in.coltl Water: And .ho exposer to hea
Will change the . These qualities. make it.inyal
nable-for books and papers 9ontatitied in-safes in-ease t,
tire. It is undoubtedly, the, best writing fluid ever In
-
•IThe process Of m:inufactnrittir, this 'theftluableartirb
la known Only by-the inventors: - and we. therefore can
tion all against Imitations; , Ask hip Wellat,Petrolenn ,
Writing Fluid. and see that the full-:liame of lASLTIO
-WELLS& CO.. is-on the lable. - Hypo yon wd!
be sure of bdttle of Terfeck
..N:lif-The Petroleum used is perfectly. .deoddrized,
and therefore the ink ha's mi disagreeable 0d0r.... •
Manufactured solely by the Invent Ors; - •
I. 0 UPC -WE, I. "dr; CO.. PliiltApt.,. Pn.
Wholesale- and retail by . B BANBAN, - scile Agent
(Cr SChttylkilf County. "
May G.. 115:
11 . Read This
J. R. TROXELL'S
•
CHEAP CEEMA, GLASS, AND
CROCKERY STORE,
Centre Street, Opposite Mortimer House
The .Introduction of the • FLORENCE .T!
. • Dettee a new. erain Sewing aehinee.
. ti
lit Berns, - 1+ ells, Binds, Gathers,. Braids,
• Quilts, and Gathers and . Sews on a .'
• -. Atonal° at tite.stuus time.•
The undersigned has `.been appointed Agent for.
'Schuylkill County, of-the Florence Sewing Machine
- . ".,••••^:-• Coinpany,:Manufactureis of the celebrated Reversible
. The citizens of Pottsville and . ' neighnciring towns 1- .•Feed sei'vingMachinea.
Vllltres and hamlets. one and all,, are invited to' The following advantages 'over any and all Sewing
and examine my stock . of wares, before buying else- Machines, are claitned for the -Florence".: .
where, as ram not to be undersold, and can furnish, It putties tour different stitches; the . .I.tek, knit,
Housekeepers with' every article they want in my line , . ble.loCir. and dOnble-knot,•on One and .a,he same ma,
of business:. In the stock of • •.-; ' • • . 'chine. Each stitch being alike
.bn. bbth sides. of the.
French . China , I fabric:
will befeend,Tea Setts, Dinner Setts. Card and Cak es !' It has the reversible feed motion, Which enables -the
Baskets; Watch Cases,. Seger Holders, Match . Safes, . operator, by simply turnings ihumb-screw , to have the
Motto Mugs, Motto Cane and &ulcers, VaSes,'Col • ognes, l .•work run either to theright or left;. to stay any parrof
China Sew for Children, and a general variety of.Tuya;t the same; or fasten the ends of the seams,.withont . turn..
+Ce: • . • • • , , . .t ilia the fabric. .• . •
- - Gla ss -•••;•., • • • •- • . 't• Olt:inning the length of the stitch, and from one kind
• • :sr are. • . .
Of stitch to 'another - can readily be done while the ma-
Choicest, latest 'patterns, • consisting , of 'Table am •
chine is in motion. . .•
ma-
Bar Tumblers, Champagne and' Wine Glasses; Ale auk.,
Every stitch is perfect in itself, Making .tbesearin ee
Beer Glasises, Decanters, Bar and Bitter Bottles : Gob• .•• •• • -
mare and uniform. •. • •.• . • -. • .
.lets, Plates. Castor - Bottles; Pitchers and . oreruns, Cel • It is aiinost noiseless; and can be used where quiet is
eries, Sumer Bowls, Spoon Holders, Syrup Cans;Frui ~,e tiostaye.
'Bowls,' Fruit,. Jars, Cake Stands, Kemsene . °. '•lts otions are all. posit : there are. no springs to
every, yarietY, I -imp Chimneys, Lanterns, Candlestic k s... •m•
.get out of order, and its simplicity en.ables the moat Iri-
CandyJani, dm, Ate. : • •
. . • - • experteneed to operate . . • • . .
. • -• CliSCktiFt•! • CrOckery . trwill.not oil the firms of the operator, as all the
A fill/ assortment of IRON STONE CHL`ZA:of machinery is on.the top of the table..• • . .•
ferent vatterns. in 'sensor single pieces ; to snit the pub..'• It is the inost rapid•sewer in.the world ; rnaking 'fire
lie. A, large assortment ofenrmonC.C.,Ware,w id , . stitches to each revolution.. • '• • • • •:-
•I will sell at .lowligtires.. ' . ' : • • ' Its stitch is.the wonder of all. because .of Its"
- mild Stone Ware.. • •tilasticity, s'trengthand beauty.. •
• Pudding.Dishes,Pie' DlShets.•Call•riniers, Milk Pans . . - 'lt does the heaviest or finest 'Work. withequal facill
. Jelly Moulds, Pitt-tiers. Tea Pots,. Bitter Pots, Mill ty, without•ehanee Of' tension or Michlnery. .• • ..
Pots, ertint,.Jutts; eta., etc. • •.' • - • . Every Machine hits one of. Jeuck.s . patent • heminers
. Setts. Carters, Slop Jan .. attached, (the ririht to use Whieh-we .control,y enabling
and Foot Baths QuartMid.Pint Flasks: the operator to, tern any width of hem desired. ' •
dm,. 'Fruit Jars, of every.deserhation. •. . .1 'The public. is retfkiectfully Invited to examine these
:MEECH:L*I'PS I / cart SA/ on lidoda at Cety Price& 'Machinee at the store of the undersigned; Centreatre.et,
- thtarraving youtireight.' - (kin arid iteelf It is c Pottsville; where fail Perth:alai* given: .
J. It. I • • . gOItRIS.
POTTSVILLE.
-
piIIII4.DELIDIIIA. 4e.RICA.DING R. B.
~- • • • • • .
•
Tieiteti truth Philadelphia to :Potta
'villa and hack. good for 4turdaY.-Bmtl`ra#o.MougiY ,
.11 - 4 .
• O. A. IHlo3.l.l2..bilicral Sno-'
- Jely • . : . •
mit NNE a E .
'LTA'
' _ 13-ly
WINTER .JUDItiaTGMEM'X'.
On and after.. idpNllAF, June '6th, ISM. Pas-'
ganger • Trains leave 'Ashland'•at 6101.1.. M..
connecting at• Schuylkill Raven with, Reading Rail ,
road traina for Philadelphia: flarrisburg.
and at 3,03; for Schuylkill Haven and interne-
diate point& • • - • •• - ••
Trama for Ashland leave . Schuylkill •••iftviett 3.10 A;
.M and 1e,20 P.ltt., stopping at all principal stations.
.Fare from Ashland to Philadelphia, $d 03 ; to Read-.
lug $1 . 001 to Schuylkill Raven $5 cents. .• .
• 17 - . All the above trains make coniwctton at. West
wOod with stages to and from Pottsville. • ••••.- • .
erssiona Jan. 7. 45. , .14.1"
.:EILIGII
''• . . - .• '
• ••- Fall angementsi.:. • . ••••
• QS' AND AFTER ;MONDAY; i9th;•the Pas:
sengei Trains.or the Lehigh Valley Railppiul Company;
will run am ' •' • ` • •
•:. )OWN OR -
Leave..' . : :P. - 111; .A. 31. A. M.
-White Raven- ` • • 9.4.)4.)
Tannery.
Run.',.
!dud
11{A"krort:
Drake's Creek
Stuny.rerdek,...
.Bett,lerNtadaw
1-111:1•1e.Qteelt . ••
Weatherly •' • • - 3:00 .• •
Pent) 'Haven •••• ' •• • 3.20 • •••••.
31AUCH • 8.041. 10.40 • 4 - 3 °,
Lehighton • • • • • 4 00, • 10.50 .• ••. '4.40
Parryyille. - • • • •-• 4 0.6 . •..'
.4.46
Lehigh' (lap • •4
• . • • 4- 0 7 '•• .11:13 '•• :5.07
ltoe6.l)ale •
Laury'E -•
Whine Hall .. 463 5.34
etiplay ••• • ' •- • • 4 , 11566 • • .5 . .38
flok , :ndaugua • O 3• •
5.41
Catiotattqua. ... • 11.43 .5 46
Atienitoyu Furnace •- •
~. • 5.04'
,-.11-•ntowu - '• • . .
6.00
Beihlehen't ' ••, • '5 31' • , -. : 12,13 . • • :6.15
Freetininsnutg • . • ;5.41 •• 12.91•, 0.23
Lime Ridge. - ..; .. •.. . ... 5. .. 5.53 :12.25• 6.29
_Easton(arrive) • - • • 6'lo .12.40 6:44
. *.- UP OR WETWARD TRAINS. . ,
. -
STAiION9 No. S. IS0: 6. No.'l. No. 4.
Lcuye P.: ' M. • '
Eaton - " 30: .3.25 7.40 11.42 •10:01
Limo • • 7.42 7.58 • •
FreOmansburg:..9.so . ' • 5.06. - .
.171.,thleheui 10.00. -•
4.00 5.15 . .12.13 10.04
Alkiitown - 10.12 . 4.15 S';7o • 10.43
A)lent'p I!'uniive 4.20 :. • . . •
Catasangoo. :.:„..10.25. • • 4.28 .4.42
llukendauq - un..:10.30 ' 4.33 n. 47 iz • a •
t.x,play .. .... ....10.74 4.38 . .0.51 ;;;, •• . &'• •
While '11931 70:30...4.43 • • .5.55 .•
Latiry.s • 10.45 -4.55 9.04 . • jg
Rock D3le 10.56 5.00 , 0:14 . t'4 .• • 14:•
: 5!atii1gt0n.....7'...11.07 • ki2 9.25
Lehigh C.:ap.,...11.1.3. 5.1 S 9.31 &
- ParyliN i Ile.. .... . . 11.28 8.33 . 9.45
1. higluou 11.34 :',• 5.39 ' 9.50 . .' ' • •
111auc5 'Chtuik...ll.4s • 6.00 - 10.00 .
'll:elitilerly 72 40
•
• 1141 e er..l3ritlgel2lBl • , 1
Heaver 31e900w. 1.10 1 • . •::
• Jeatienrl7l,7 1.30' •-• . • .
IJruke'9 6.46 •- , , • ' •
, _12.56 • 6.54; , • . • .
- Mud
Hickory itun... .12.53 . • '7.13
Tituui•r .
• .-.. 1.03 . •
'At %% late 11aveu 1:10 7 :12 '-• • . -. •
• - :
• • • ' '26NNECTIIONS:. .
ATI Up bud Down trains connect With the trans of the
.Ceutrul Itailrand of New Jersey to and from New:York.
•
Dowh Trains and UpTr.iihs Nos: 7 and S connect
with-the. Trains of thti' N. P. H; for Stations aboVe
liellllohini 2 '. Down Train No. 'hand Up TraidS Nos. 2
and G fur Stations Bahlehem.
All
•
;trains connect With the4ritios of the Uast Pennsyl,-*
cauiirlrilroad, except' Down Train Nal and Up Train.
DeIaWAILF. :RA I LROAD. ' '
Down'trains. NO:, 1 and 3 and Tntiia.:Nos. 6 and
7 connect tvlth Belvidere, nalawate hail
•
• ' CATAWISSA QUA KANi RAI LR0A1;5...
Down TrAins Noe 1 loin and Up 'l'.rains - :Cos. 6 and
S cOhneci. with' the Trains of the ,Catawis:iik hhd Q.llls
- • • • - • • • •
. .
' . IIiZLETON P.A11.1102.1/..
• Downll - alit. , Noa. 3 and ti and Cp . Tiatn No. k en
-
hect acitlt tLe Trains of. the . liazletun
- -.Down:Trains Nos. 6 and a and:Up Trains Nos. 6 and
will conueetiwith the Trains' to Ana froni Wilkeeharie.
•
ROBERT 11.:SAYRE..
Sfinerintendent. and "Engineer L. V. R. R:
"ANAL I\T 13OUSE,"
POTTSVILLE,
SCHITYLKILL COUNTY, PENNA.,
•U S. NEWCOMER, Proprietor.
.
This ..'lionse" having been:closed for the past four
yearti• has been re-opened, in such style a- Will in every •
particular meet the, wriuts of the public. • The latest
. and most desirable.impmvements have been introduced
in every department.' Largemnd spacious, Halls. 'beau
tiful Parlors, Sitting Room; PriYate 'Business Room.:
.and itll the coni-caieuces and requirententS Mr. first '
class trade.' Chambers with uninterraptect ventilation,"
iiach hundsOmely farniglied with-sold waintit supWriOr
hair Mat trasses and:Tucker's gprings Bathe.
Bars; '&c: Each have their respective tle
partmthils furnished in good 'taste. Large•und con ve--
nient stabling is tOnnected with tilt house under the'
ownership of Messrsl. D . Brown-and" - Jack Levetve.'
. whose names ars•sutlici•ent - to guarantee that nO rieg•- •
• lect will be • allowed in that.; department - In fact.
nothing has' been spared to make 'The American" Ins"
limn - 4, ofSchuylkill County. 'The lessee having - en
estrience of some fifteen years in
. publie'business,
dnrht which time htivirig•-lteen'- PrOprietor ;of
. Union," Arch Street also —Ephrata Mt.'
• Springs." Lancaster Co.,:ra.. ancl.bOth in opeiatiotr'at •
' the same time, will give at. least .slime assurance of
• comPet c pcy to "will
public taste: . • •
NORTH- yv ES'TEEN - HOUSE,
•
• rIVITE underslLmed ‘vOulrl respectfully . ' inform•his•
4.• friends_ and the public iu isemSral, that fie has takeu,
the well-knoWn..`Norl h-Wesienr House,. recently,oc
:copied by Mr • Daniel Dill,. iit the'lior. • ' ' -•
onch:•of Pottsville. and will devote . ;
his whole time anct at teraion 'mak- .
he! his, cOmfintable. • The re.
Mawr is lame and'commodious.
Tnble will he stipplied.with the beet priwisions the
market affords, and his Oar will be stocked with the
choicest Liguori. There: are' excellent mid-exiensWe
Stables' and Shed,•and 2 large vardS': for Droters,.nn
'derThe 811 Peri na•ndcilce . of 'a gond and reliable Host ler:
connected with', the -Hold. 'He therefore 'respectfully.
eolieits a fair
,share of the public . patronage. , . •
Afiril 211, - 'WILLLAMSTgRNEFfi:
ANION -HOTEL . •• • •
(late EX01.1.019E HOT) L,), 4. • • •
CENTRE ST.;TOTTSVILLE * lap •
JACOB LINDIWALUtII, Proper. - . .
PIIILAIiEi.YIIIA
. . . ...
ASITINGT.ON.H.OUSE -•-• • •--; 1 •-•
. .....
!ItnersvMe, Sehtrylkill Co., Pa. 7--- , -• 1 ...
, 131 , ...1•...,
...,.. . . . . .
-:, Ili's.: 11 EH. 11 ~.P roprictor, • .•; 1 . • ;:;,SZ, •
•
• . .
‘1,7110 is prepared to e ntertain travelers and .guests, and•
.every al tention paid to their cointort: He respectfully
invites all to give him'a ell!. , L4pri1 . 22,.135 --;l6-3tn
.
.BE HID •.
.
UNION IRON:.ORBS,
- .IIEADIN.O; REN:isyr.x.A.Nik; l •
Maneacturerri of. Pptiri4ed,: Jnnititn,.. Char
coal,. COM*OII Sheet,. and . Cold Schulte
1r0n..;-AL 1G SIZES: , •• • .
• ..tC!iznqt .• • 33 7 :1 . m • . "..
:GENERAL::NOTICES
. 44 ^-:—_ll .t llz ift; ;l' L iti ik t er vieli a trnthfiditfelike hnd bean-
Allen'," Gallery.
'and hive a Porcelain Likeness:
iliZ il 'at'
: July 1,..65.-26.1.f.
,
TO CONTRACTORS.—
. •. Proposals'will 'be renewed . * this office for
Sinking.the .lleeksehentille Pumping Shaft--GO yards
or thereat:gds. For..partiettlam atMly - •
IL ILDUNNF., Iteckseherville.
Jury 15, ,G 5
. .
, .
II AVE commErvCED' to deetroy
Negatives whichtnye been more'than
one year. Pereiine.ivistiing them retained :can 'do so
lifpurctrielite, iii which men &deduction made .
in the ciiet of - Pleture-q 'printed from them. 'Ptke.4
Card Negutive,..3o cents;' Large 95 cents..
• . • . •.• . •
•• • ei,Hrier Centre. and Market St.,
NOTICEts hereby given - dud - the part
•• neraltip . between 1, - o . trlS SNYDER & W.
ROCKIIILL.POTTS.-Was dissolved -.by
. nintnai Consent
and' agreement - tin . Oi . h• dirty orAtoril last.
Alt-delits owing, to kaid_partnetship...gre to be received
by . 8 :lid Rockbill Potts at 110-Broadway. New:York,
and all demands on . ratid . partuetkbip are to be present
him fqr payment:
.Sighted.
LOUIS SNYDER,
W. - ROCKIIILL POTTS.
26
J . uo 2tr,
The Mo s t Complete .senring.,:.llla
. i
• chine n Existence. .."
. .
IitAILROADS
',3.35'. • 9.03
.2.45 9.19
.•..
•..3.011
.3.09 •9„45,
rEMZ=M;=!
HOTELB'
(.!elatreii4t.;:poitaville, Pa
FERTILIZERS.
_:::Air.iimittiral:Chexqicat Co:!I .. -.-
C II*1.41!:. 'FE RT . IIL IT Zflp 11.S•'
. . . . .
TTlE,Fertilizers prepared by the Agricultural Chem
irrilkto.. Ohnpany
: chartered by the. Legtalritttre of
Pennsylvania with a 'capital 0f"...,000,j• hardbeen
proved in•pmcdw to bO: the cheapest,' moat profitable
'and befit, Inc the }farmer, Gardener and Fruit-grower,
of all *concentratednnumm, now offered in any market
Thc Comp Any's list embraces the, following: •
PA_BITLETTE I I. i"ntrtnilectillantarrh=!'
;Sizing elements, nem, . aunt:dried chemically and
mechanically wit other saltutble fertilizing agents and
absorbents
It is reduced to it' pulverulent condition r ready. for
immediate use; sna without less.of its highly nitroge
pone fertilizing.properties. • . , - • .
'-' Its universal applicability to all:-crops : and soils, and
its duilibility and acbve qualities; are kuown-to
be'all that agriculturists can desire. , • •
CITEMICAL COMPOST, Fen e:
izeris largely comtviced of • animal matter.;suth• ris
uteat,-bone,•fish, leather; hair and wool,' together with
cliemicalslind _inorganic fertiliiers; . -.Whieh decompMe
•the fatt&l, and retain the nitrog,e none elements. . • •
It is a ve.ry Cit s luatilefertilizer , for *field. crops' gener
ally.- and opecrally tilt potatoes, and garden purposes,
lts.excelleut qiialities. strength, and "cheapness, have
Made. .it very popular with all who have used t.
COMPOSITE. FERTILIZER
. .
. . .
phosphatic fertilizer -is . partieulailv
'adapted for thecultivation of treea fruits, lawns • aria
flowers. - will-promote a very. vigorons .and. healthy
m
gWth
flowers..
and fruit: and. largely Increase: - the
.
quantity •. lad. Perfect.. maturity. of- the fruit.—
For :hot-house- and• inmsehold plants. and flower_, It
. will be found an indispensable article. to - secure. their
greatest. perfection.. It will-prevent and sure diseased
conditions of theneach - and grape, and is, excellentfur
grass and Ipwes..
,It.iaconaposed.n such elements • nii Make it adapted
the growth of ill kinds - of 'crime in all kinds tvf sells.
....Thelcirinula +or itietlumf of 'combining Ifreoestiturnt
• fertilizing ingredients have reset:red the lii.uhest apPro
val of estment.chenfists and seleutitie 'agrieultnrists. *- •
. .
PHOSPHATE OE LINE . TA!
cultur . zi Chemical Cornismy, mamnacture a-Phosphate
of Lime in tietroidauce withm new and valuable formula
hi-which - a very Superior article is- produced, - so as to
he ifftssied at a less price'. than ';other manufacturers
theme_ PractiCal testshave,proved that its value. se
a fertZliter, is equal to . the best Pho-phate of Lime - in
the Maxi:et. " • .
. . .
TEIECVIS. .
CAMIT. 'of a Ton or inorp.
wilt
. Aqe::delivered the Railroad .Station and.the .
AVnarre.. - of shipment.. free.cif carfagi. , . Cartage will
Ire fa-n'ea..on all . orders of tflywrelsor'les& .
•On dollar' per Ttin allowaho for cartage will, be,
mzial'on all §alo.i &livered at
,the*-Wrirlry of .the Cuiu
!Janie. on Canal. Wharf.' •. • • •
AGritICULTURAL eIIE3IICAL.CQ4I'A:NYS WORKS
• • . . • •: Alr CANAL ,WIIIIIF, ON TOE.
. . Office 4.134 Arch N„ I'/ iiod ripl un,.
Po: •
•• • •'. • H. B. FITTS, General"Azeht.
. . .
clonquiny:s Pamphlet Circular: eibbrucilig full
WrluilionA fur newur the utiovelee;till?.nns.'sent by uluil,
rue.. when requested.'
ALLEN . .&,.. - NEE.I3t,F.,S'.
IMPROVE D.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LAME
ufaCt tired :ON LY:by.,lile4u....at.:ibeii
A. - .11-Ict tau. t; ORK 8
. • . PAILADELPIIiA. •
We'give the 'asianrance . to the piddle, thatnone will
be biild or Offered for e44le . tiy ociUnt . -
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
Packed in New Bags, Mc each.
Price, $5O per 2000 lbe.; (2i (its. per lb.)
ALLEN - N E EDLE
IMPE.OIiED
.1-171 1 . 4 -RTILATZ . : - ER 1
.\Se dp,ire to linpress upon hirtners• and that:
We 'make no Goliceahnent of prittetPul . compone-fitv,
Animal. iTfatter. 11[tar,: Wool,
“0111C11....: ; •
llvery•day Urines tls additional: evidence's of the su
perior exeellenee of this article. Those Wtio lutve:h.sed.
it fur Dearly seveti yedrs'kuolv its good qualities and..
.131TY.: - IT. AGAIN:
Thh. is the hest - tiro - of Nc i ejcan hate hs_to its value.;
•
.. • •.. . . -
hice,l3s. p er 2000,.1b5.,.•(11 . 0% per;
ro — A'trade di4count allowed to.dealers. •
• •ALLEN- - &.NE.EDLES,'
. ,
42 S.-Delnwnre .Avenne and 41 S . : Wntgr (F,irEi.
;Stnrenbove I.leAnut:j
We sell no articles bntafely reeinn
!Wend. (July IS, -'64
TO FARMERS AND DEALERS.
.AlOllO
SUERTHOSPHAT 11 1 ) OF
For gale at Manufacturer's Depots:
No. 27 NOrth.Front Street, PhiladelpNia,
No. 14 Bowley , s'Afhart, Baltimore.
.
••• Permit the :undersigned - . to
.Correct and remove the
impiession.Farmars have that the article- now'sold as.
NEEDLES' SUPEB:PIJOSPHATE,`• is the:
same as "the Well-known t•MGRO 'PHILLIPS'. GENU
INE :IMPROVED - SEPER-Pll.O5PHATE,", , TOrnierly:
sold by' Allen fi Needles.; I was.nnt aware until recant
-13,,•tbat 'my Smier , Phosphaie.-of which I ant and,always
have been the stile.Proprietor..aa welt as Manufacturer;
Sefld in any locality as Needles:” .
• Allen'-& - , Needles were dealers. who'bobght 'and sold
my Soper-Phosphate as.others bur and - sell.: • ••-' •
Simer.ciimmenced -theinanufaettire of my Gendine
Improved•Stiper-Phosphate cif that!: I have manufac,-
lured it orthe, same material, the -Snriihrero Guano,“
of which I hate thersOle. control. - The.int ere- , t, which -I
hold-in the island is such that tin otheeinanufacturcr in
the United States can obtain the, Sallie materiel. -and
withont.that same material the, sape articlebe
produced • Let it-he distinctly understood
. thaur hire
no tscent who are aut Wiged- to use their own: names
On the packet.. 11-you. would obtain the long tried and
reliable article of- my,manufacture.-yoit meet purchase.
.of those.who sell withOmy name on only.. hist° your
uwit interest ni be apprised of the fortgoing statefnent:-
&.Needis , e--never. manufactured Super,
Phoaphate,to - my kitnwledge. Before they, sold my 'ar
ticle, they sOld the manufacture 'of. Messrs. Potts &
Klett: They now say they manufacture their
. own.
Ilfre 'OO lie .m:Finy rlittralltieev they had w lien other
: tier=
•ties manufactured for them. • Wfint&ver.diCicultics they
may have'hati with Potts k,,Elett I dovor know-hitt
:know they never.lind any difficulty' with me. In-May;
Messrs.. Allen 'Needles On .me • 0 pm
. chase More Phillips' . Super-Phosphate. •.I contracted
-with them to.stipply a certain mlmber of tone Per an ,
' nom at a apecitied price. Mild] I did' until - last Fall.; I
then - refneed to Supplyilicni•with 1 . 14 more tinless•they,
would remote their names rtrim - Ahe enciL.which they
- consented to They sold what I- - . supplied last`Falt
'without their nsithe attached tit it, • , • -• • ,
. .
•" The 'allele they sell this .year rnay • ber as good .ns
mine,. but 1 w 611 the Oublid-to know that it is not made
&min he•same materhd as the •PhoSplude they sold for
the last three ;}ears, called 'MORO InHILIPS'
. I.IC,'E• IMPROVED SUPER PHOSPIIATg.OF.LIMIC...
liespeutfullv-yours,, , .
•• , •
NOR °
Aug Philadelphia . • •: .'• , 33-4
•
-.3 ..113 G
.l-3E'
- vr
SUPE.R-PHOSPIIATE OF LIME
13 AC U
.G.11 . .& -, s: . 'o.N. 5 ;
11A , l7FAOTIMERS AND PROPSIYMR9•
Store N0.'20 South Delawure Avenue., Philo
Rcdticiivia in: Price
• After this date,:Jutie 12th. the -price- of BAtGU'S
W•BPNE'PHOSPIIATE will he reduced to .iPlo:'pei•
200n.1i.c (2 cent e per pound) ppeked.iti gond. bap and
barrela. and delivered frO.ol porter'age,to any wharf or
depot in • • .
keit i t lie'o
. . . . .
Already theindietitions point toe very heavy trade hi
Our article for the jail .•season. and 'although .1e have
immen+e-facilitiei for Meeting a. large demand with a
- prompt supply,. we would stronztradvise FarrnCra 'and
Dealers to gtcens their orders as earlyba fiossible.. •
• - 113taugh , s.Ravev'14iolie Pii.psphale .
.
lltts'new been lieforeihe-.Aericaltural et - immunity:for
many yeari under ONE 'SAME and.:ONE.PROPRIE
TORSIIIP, and needs no. further. commendation than
Diet accorded to' .it- - everywhere. in the eimtlnuett and
succe.still. use by practical and everywhere
•Manufacturcd'only by ' • '
, • - 111AVGII .•
Nti.. 20 South Delaware Avenne:Thiladelphia. , •
• rirlve: rt.6inimPnd Farmers to purchase.. of their
nearest Aiz,rieultural ,•• . • • • .
-•. •.: . J. C. liladHT CO, Agents,
Jatie`24, 21-3 m). • Ashland, Schnilkill Co., Pa.
CAUTION:. To. --.TARMERSi
Wherea4. certain indildnals who calll n emSolvei
'Agents for the .vale of . .; . .
iti.olt P
(1 NIII'YE . .
DIPRONED.
.
SUPER . - PHOSPHATE . .OF LIME
go'ateongst the Farirrers;orering the saune al a • price
much' below my.establised Philadelphia. and Baltimore
Retail Price; I hereby give notice that I have nn Agent
to 'heti* my articles about:: It is eioldit nuy.9lllce and
No.. 27 North Front 9t.,; Philadelphia,
AND AT my BRANCH HOUSE;.
NO. 'l4 Ilci . wlej , "lVle . arf;- 1110 a wore
. . ..
It Is alio 'sold by. responsible dmlers . •all parts.Of
the country.. . - .I make no consiintixents but Sell at my
wholeSale'price liteesed .dealer.- hail' at my retail
price to consumers.. My price Is unifotm Slity
dollars per tan in. Philadelphia. and 'sixty Dollars per
ton in Baltimore; ' , Three .Dollara • per ton .for.
&C.-added to the 'Baltimore _pride. • Dealers. are not
permitted to overcharge-the - Farmer, :'but to be Patit ,
-fled with
.$ reasonable Profit, and to . sell . - fOr no lesi
than . my retail price at Philadelphia, and tie more than
me retail price hi. Baltimore.- . . • •
tdo thislorthe protection' of the F.'aimer,' that, my
article. :should not fall .in 'the' bends of 'irresponsible
Patti, to, undersell and adulterate. . ,
'Farmers will And it to their interest to deal only
with responsible parties, and allow, - them to make a
fair profit, as no man honest , 'or • otherwlse, will work
' for nothing.. • : ReSpctfullYsonrs. -• •• • •
•.• . . •
310 y 0
. . .
.A.agnst 19,[Jan. 28.'6•5—.-4-IYI-. • 34- ...
„ .
. . . . 0i J 711131 . p n o t r 4: l o P 'I I "illj t i . ‘i
' I . . h :l li r e: . e v i g „
, :i I i t i ri f : i g :Tt s vi l i gt i , e (etA)t , ,
‘,. 'fi;J S ch uyl kill
MALE
worth
nir:-Zimmerman,lthi t h e
Enhoe e -enhl°public a -P: t i t( lrvSaturday,. n i t niuh i m'' , ° , l -
n aYi; T ir d a kd o r i f i laal' u d "libile County,
onl 6 A S Culil4. adjoining
C i i r
s 3 t z p r .
m ,
I n 1E e,
m•iles
Eel
e. ' 1118:otri,rAdb:u,i:e.
,about
and ti rtolrg: a ti -
others. containing . 9i S acres. more or less, of Wrkch -10
acres are : well c ov ered with' timber, the • remainder Un
der good fences, andin aflneatate of cultivation ; j/ L
having thereow:erected a good two story' frame •
dwelling' house. summer. home,' Ac..-; a .large
Switzer barn. with two floors. pig sty;•and other neces
sary otitbuildinza. - all in' ood repaid.. • . -
~
• ALSO. A Geed Orchard of a variety Of choice fruit ; a
'spring of running water with stone spring house, well
adapted for dai ry purposes. The farm is. laid out 'ln i
. convenient fleldsand under
. good . fences. The above
.
AL . LEN •& . ':NEEDLES i •• • --,
, wishing to.vicwsaid premises will apply. to? dartin 1.111 .
.. . . . . ~. . .
- •'' - . ' ler, residence on the farm. .' ' ~ • - : ''
.
-.. •:. ..orz Fuz WANOACTr 3 " , Of TUMA. ' • I.
Sale to commenceat one o'clock, P. M., of said day. ,
..
' ..'
• : IMPROVED': '• ' -:-.' 'I. when attendance will be given and conditions of .sale
' Mee known by - - . ABRAHAM .I.IILI,IItH • •
Ju.V :.. ',..5 _. • • . • ~ . 30-tt. . •
•.-PHOSPHATE:,- OF : LIME,. . 1 .: . •: •. - ~,,,• -• - • -
• • , . ••• • •.• -.. • • •
....,:. u r"..._,,A.L..rvALuABLETowN•
Aid learnt: the , while .. that . :. time will ;be 'nold:or I - I.OTN. •• ,-. • - . . • .. , : -'. - . •
• •• . ' • •• . - '• _W - 11 he Sold at the Augnsta Tinter at Pannailiania
•'•'' : • .' OFFERED FOR . BALE -•- -, •ItailrJad he - told
Works, on' SATURDAY. - the gib
-,- , ' .•••. ~ .: .... - .. .•• . -
.. ..• - '. ' . day . of SEP TEMBER . - 111811., , a -limited' - nmitber. 4i f
. - - •, - BY.THAii Bur , . :*... • . " • . 1 ' •i . •Town Lot, located in 'Cake•s Addition to Suntinty.
THEIR ; 7 OWN': 1111.NUFACTITRE . '
• • Sala to commence " tlO 'o'clock,' A. M.; when the con- -
, litmus will tie made known hy . '," •-. .'I ' : - ..; • . '
..-,- -.. ' •-.- * .- Sanhuzy,' Aug 119; '115.:--33-4t - .D. L. BROW.K. 'Agt,
N. 4 . 2 MOUTH
IPhiladelphis.
Stichtis oyster tureens, butter dishes, cake baskets.
castors, fruit dishes, mugs. &c. - Also, a well selected
. .
,- . . ..
``'t old mind -Silver Waiehes.»A :Nen! fine tur -- stock of silver knives,' forks, spoons. cake knives- pie
%.7( sortinent of Gold heavy. eased.Englisb Patent 1.e.,. knives, ladles, napkin rings, and every article of table
veriand American' Watches—the best. in the world— cullery—for sale cheap, by . -ft. O. GREEN,
for sale et law pries by . JOSEPH DUERR, . . ! . , - Watchmaker and Jeweler, Centre Street, PottcrilLe._
Aprila, 10:--11- . • -. ,Watchmaker & - dowdier. December le, '43 - . ' '• -
.. ~ , • . _
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PUBLIC` BALES
SHERIFF'S SALE* for-PARTITION.
tralliss Court et 'Commissar Press et Sato*
:WILLOUGHBY V. R. BIGH us. Mayberry V. R. RIO.
a Irinatic. by his committee, Samuel Rani . Jacob Schol
lenberger and I.launah V. hfs wire, iu right. of mid
Hannah tr. R. 'Anna - I r. R. Nigh, Bonet W'rVoler le.
Jacob L. Mist and Aerie hle wife. In right of 11tI Anna,
Iliram Cle-aser. Chester Cleaver, a minor under the age
of finirteen years, by . her guardian. Solomon Yoder,
Anna C Cleaver, a -mmor;tuader.-the age of fourteen
,years. by her guardian, Solomon Yoder, Anna C. Cleav
er.-a.mltior under the age of fourteen years, by her
guardian, Solomon Yoder,-Arnanda Cleaver . ..a minor
under the age of fourteen yearn by her guardian, Sol‘l'
0111013 Yoder. Thomas H. Walker. Surd Patterson,
brute-W. Hughea aud Marpfdats. .-
* By virtue of ad order of Sale made hi the above stated
anion of Partition, and to me directed, ttiere will be
axpoced to sale or pnblic vendue, on .
Satunbly, September. 2t
.
at 10 c - eclockliirhe . fprenoon, at the _Court Reuse, In
the Borough of,Tottsville,:SchttYlkill' Com:Al.:the fol
loiring premises,' to wit : . •1 • .• • '
.• AU that certain tract*Or partni. of _land :adjoining the'
Hartman. tract, - situate :in - the - Township of. Foster,
Ceunty of Schnylkill, and State. of PennsYhriona. being
:part • of a tract surveyed :in the, rtin 'of Jahn Schell.
which part is, bounded and described aistollows: Begin-•
ning at a large yellow-pine,7o cower of land'stryeyed in
the name of Thomas . Reed: thence 'by the. same ,land
'south-six and a quarter degrees etuft. , seventy-tiv'o .per.
rhes arid, five-tentbs of•a•perch, tcs a heap, of
. stones;
thence byland surveyed-in - the' mine . of Peter Rilabb,
arid by.the other part of the said Schaff tract. south - mei , -
ty degrees, and a quartet west. one hundred and six
perches and six tennis of a perch to a port: thence _by
land: surveyed in - the name of . Francis Artilia, now
claimed by the Forest ImprOveMent Conipany, north
• nineteen degrees and a half west; sixteen percline and
four-tenths or a perch to a pine; thence by.land sur
• veyed-to John liartman, south.. SixtyeSix degrees and
:three-qusiters•esst. twelve perches and one-tenth of a
perch to a pined north "seventy4wo degrees and
east, thirty-o,ne'perehes- and flve-teuths of a'perclf
to a. heap., of stones, - formerly a pine; north twenty-.
• seven - degrees - and three•quurters east, thirty-two Per
ches and severr-tent.hof. .a. perch to stonfm .at -fallen
pine, and north two degrees and one-half. CIA. ninety
nine percheS•and four-tenths' of a .perch to a Yellow
'pine; [hence, by-the aforesaid 'land, surveyed iu the
naive ••of Thomas, Reed. south forty-six, degrees east,
fifty-three perches and- feur : tenths of a perch to the
:place of, beginning, containing thirty-one -acres and
• fourteen/ perches, strict measure. • .• ' •. •
:In.the Ciourt or lefissaisacin tPlesis of•Sclimay!-
kill County :
- WILLOUGRRY V. R: HIGH ye.•l4tary'ldatz, Fran.
cis W. Hughes, Isaac, W, Hughes, Charlee A,..
echo . . Mayberry : V..li. High. aiunntie,by hhi rominit
-tee; Sanitiel Hauck; Jacob Sehudeuberger end Hannah
V. K . , his wife. in right of said Hannah It., Autia
\":lt. -,high. Horace Itertolette, Jarob•:L. Must: . and
Anna; his wife, in right of said Anna. 'limn Cleaver.
theater. Cies ver. minor under' th e age of 'fourteen
jeari, by his guaidian. Solomo . n. Yoder; Anna C. Clew:,
errs minor, under the age of fourteen years. by tier
guardian, Shnuo,p.YOtler. and Amanda Clearer; a mi
miir.under the age pf fourteen: years, : by her guardian;
58, Sept. T; 1865.
' Ilp virtue of an order of sale madein the above stated.
.actiOn'of. Piirtition. :and to ,me directed, there -will 'be'.
exposed to Sate or public vendee, on: . • • •
• • September ti
at 10 o'clock in the
.orehoon.'hl. the C9art House. in the
Borraigh . of Pottsville:SchnYlkillClounty, the following
All that certain tract or.pareet of hind situate. partly
In :Fester - aint . partly in Cass ToWnShip. Schuylkill
:county,TennSylvatila. hennaed. and
,described as fol
lows • Beginning at a stone ; thence be surveyed land
claimed by The-FoYest:lmproYement C'ompany. north.'
- fifty-six degrees west, two hundred andflairteen perch•
es to. a stone • thence by MO surveyed to Jacob Grant.
-south:•eiglitY-two - o degrees 'west, twelve perches to a
stoner•south thirty nine - degrees - one hundred
and thirty percheS Le:latrine, formerly apine ;thence by •
land surveyed to Peter Knabb,- south .-tifty-one degrees'
eash eighteen perches to a stone ; south_ thirty 10m de
gives west; forty-three - perches to a pine ; : mirth
.flfty .
degrees west, ose hundred % Bud thirteen perches to a
stone: north twenty degrees. est. 'sixty-two perches
to aStne : thence-by theist her 'part of said tract, south
seVenty . degrees pod a gum ter•wert, eight , percties to 4
plist"; 'thence by bind surveyed to Fratiels.Artilla. now
claimed by_the Forest Imprdyeirvitt - 'Company. - south.
twenty degrees east,' ; bite hundred, and. ninety-seven
. jietches and six-tenths of a perch to a stone:thence . by
thesnmeandland surveyed in the name - of Henry fled.
•nortli seventy 'degrees east, one' hundred and • forty
. perches to a stone thence by land .urireyed in the name
of Augustus Lavenburg and claimed by. the aforesaid
Company. north thirty-four degree. east, one hundred
rand seventy-eight perches. to the place of beginning.
;con Ntilllll, Two iitinclre,L rind Fifty, two Acres_ slut One
hundred and Forty-Six. Perches, :with the- - allnwenee of
six per cent. for roads &c., be the same more or. less,
with the.appurtenancei, ". • •- •• , .
•• • • • • '• • MICHAEL nORAN. Sheriff. :
• Sheriff's Office, Pottsville, Angttst 19, 184 .
.
. .
ni U it L I C - Si A I. IC.—The underiiigned intends to
.
L sell, io peblie sale; on .. . : . . .
Saturday, August 26,. 1565,' ; .
at 10 o'clork..X. M., tit his 'house; In.the..Florongkot
Ahburn. Schuylkill County : . • .
. . ,
. .
. ie acres of land, more or 1e.9 . 9.' timbered 'MTh *prop'
•woOd, 'situate' in South Nlimlieim :Townshiti. Schuylkill
('runty, 4 mile froin the Dauphin Si Su-qtfehanini - Thal
• la acre.= of lanrl.in good farming condition. 'situated
iu toe thiroagh of Aultum,l:teloiylkill emtnty.'
fiacres-of woodland. situated on Co-il Moho - Min. -•
Lots in :Altiyct'sAdditionoftheßorou g hdf Aub&n..
Upon one of the lots stands icarpenter slop;
and l 3 storieS high .10 a 'blacksmith shop with two.
tirG nod twose Ith
ts of blacksmith toole.—A clear title can,
•., . •
' .Attio t—ti well 'briiken mules, one family• hOrse. may
be used . to .any -kind of work,.:l e(4.;
foar-liori+e wagons, 1 two-hprse wagon, one
Buggy,. 1 set Bob ; Sleighs. •1 hunting sleigh,'harneis,
..60wing,thachiv, harrows, plohghs, 1,
,pair of hay 'and'
:wood reeks, ".tidrum'saws, chains.sprague chains, 1 buf
falo robe,.2 sets of split leather harness. grindstones.
White pine hoards, .per, thousand, rails and 'posts for
\{'6s. barn. 6 :ides of corn in ground, I acre potathes. in
ground ; :1 mill spindel, a hit of old' iron; 20,006 fecr of'
proi 01 . 41 - Tor mines, - laggitigs.and poles. '1 gold hipine
.watch; scythes, carpenter Louis. reaper. corn by the bush
el, new ma.. harby, the ton, framewood. wheelbarrow,
axes' ft:Mil - the estate of John Kremer. deCtd, new straw
cutter from estate of Jacob Ripsaw., deed. • •
1 'parlor st oye with pipe, 1 .bureau, '1 pair of
bedstead's. rocking Chair, and other farming andiaouse.
; holdimplemeins, tuft numerous to mention.
by
mude.known at the day anil place of sale
bit. • ' . • ' : BE.NJAMIN KOCH. .
• Aug. 11.' , 65. , :
. .
1(1 . itAM.4)• COURT ; SALE :--Paninaut to
L.t.nn order of the Orphans' Court .Of-the County of
Selotyliall, in' the' Commonwealth of • Pennsylvania,
the'stibscriher. AdMinistrittrix of the ..estate L
AM. -.OOLLTN,S. late of said. County Of Schuylkill,
deCetised, will epo.i . .e, to-sale by•pnblic veudue, on
• • 'Thursday, August 31, 18,0;
R'recloek in. the afternoon, at the home of
JESSE DRUMHELLER, in the &dough-'of
'
in the County of Schuylkill, -aforesaid': • ."-• • •
• No. 1. All that certain lot . of ground Sit natein,liew
is,addition to the Borough. of Mount Carbim, in to
.COunty of ..Sehtiylkill. being GO feet in front on'
Main .street. hounded on the cast by the Mount
Carbon property, on:the west by . lot- of Felix. . •
„Dailey. and on the south by .land. - of-N. Li. Lewis,
'with a frame tiousentid stable erectedthereop.
. No. 2. A lot:of ground, 'containing . 51t feet' in front.
On Main 'street; in the saute 14:wk• 'addition: to MoUnt
.Carb , ,m.-xnuning.sottth to - the bind lath of N.: ,t Law
rence Lewis.' bounded east; by - -lbt of AVilliam Morocey,
Wit h.a two storytinnie hotise, - . stable and back.hpildittg.
No. 3, -Four lots, Nos 7. S. 9 and 10, in Fisher's ad
'dition to Mount Carbon, itdjoiningthe Schuylkill Canal
op the:West, lois . Noft. Sand 11 on the north and south.
ppd a 511.1 ) 1Ct \vide street in the rear.; each lot being 31)
feet in fronL and extending the same width to the said
beet wide street. and One of the said lots haVitig
• thereon 'n frame and Itighouse-latethe estate••Of said
. .
.. Terms and epilitionsmane• known- at the time and
. place pf 'sale tiy • • MARY COLLINS, Adru'x.
By order:of. the, Orphans' Court, • -.. • ,
• •• : • A. DonamArr. Clerk. • -
• A14;110,12; • • • . •
QPEC.1411:..! , ...U . 1.E 010 'GOVERN:MEIN:I'
$0 MULES .
tates. will' sell at Pointe Auction at
Champion* City illetznai mod Tattersail in,
Clio mad .1:2111. Phita
lgeltliala,'dnrin the Monti - I . of .Augnid. 1
" . INE. HUNDRED - (900) MULE
5 ..,
• !nen Millesa•e• all scrviCeahle. -and Sold Only for
unlit of use.' Buyers.. are invited to exarninailiem at
'any-time, and every facility will-he given for a thorough
inspection. ltoomy Sheds are provided for' protection
froth sun and rain. .:' •
• - ONE -HUNDRED .(100) RULES
Wiil enidt N• IiDI'S'ESDA.Y and. SATURDAY
TB I LIG il OUT NTH: OF .AUGUST;
com
menciug at 10 o'clock. A, M. . • ..".
• .Totinu-k.'ash; in Government:Funds. • • • •
' By order of • ' ".• Brig. - ••.
ALBERT S.. ASJIMEAD. Capt:-and A. (4.,.• M.;
• Market street, Philadelphia. •• • • -
•AUgust. 5: • , •: 'irt-4t • •• •
SALIE`,9F . GO"ERntit . I.ENT HORSES
.
• , ' • Qi:ARTERVASTER C1i:XF1141:15 OPTICII, •
• Ftusv Drytmos, • • • -
• . *- • 'W.satit.toros, D. C.,..Augnst.3, 1.365.
Will hes .1d at PCIII,IC UCTiON to the highest
bidder; nt the time and places named beiow, vis,.:,
• Allentown, Pa., FRIDAY. A ungl3l IsGs.*:
Pottsville. Pa., WEDNESDAY, Angnst a t, 1865. -
One hued ed and fifty . horses at 'each place. , ,•• '
opisirl unity is now afforded - to the public to:
pnrchaste a stiperior class of draft and saddle .animals at:
tow rates.; 'Animals sold siOgle, • . •
•• Sales to connuenee at 10 -A. M. • '• • - , • '
Tetras: -Cash United States cnrrency. .
••• ' • • JAMES - A.
Brevet Brigadier General,-in charge "Fret: Division Q,
. •. [Au g : • •
A DJOUIRIVF,D ORPHAN:It: • COURT'
LX:SAIGE,•• •. • -•
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court of the
County of Schuylkill, in the 'CommiMwealth of Penn
sylvania, the sub.ciluers, Adminiktrators ht.the estate
of BENJAMIN' B. SCHOCIC,-, late *of •the Borough
of Middleport, in the . County of Schuylkill. deceased,
gill eitviseto,Safe by . publio vendue . on !Saturday,
ihe.2Bth day of August, isnot, at 2 o'clock
in tlite'• 'afternoon, at the public house of ,HENRY'
KREIS.,in the said BOROUGH OF MIDDLEPORT, in
tho ntiid County of• Schuylkill afore Said, all that, certain
half-lot Of-grotind Nimate in the Borough. of Middle
port -aforesaid, being the:northern, half of lot No: 42,
bounded in : front by -- - Ptreet;.:Aiorttiwar . dly . by.**
lot of Eli F: eastwardly street:
andtetrithwardly by tot Of Jacob :Allebach, . '
con
taining iu fro n t 25 feet, and in detith• 191 f feet, more or
'lee'; with theappititenances;:' consisting of:a one story
frame shop i-late.the estate of - said. deceased. Terms
and conditions made known • at' the time and place of
sale by • -• '• • : JACOB SCHOCH,
By order of the Orphans' Coin. ' Adm'trs.
..• . ...A. : Donrotisx,•Clerk:
AUgust a, '65.
CU BASTUAS. PUFSENTS...F EY 13 AS.
MORTME NT OF SILVER WAGE:
t otter.
. .
stun INING .A . Tris, now OF sill
.
Durhig 'the : months .of July and A ugtu t
'our latitude, the: full flow of milk is
ly. :checked. ..lll:most . ..ititances. pa s ' fax ,
Sometimea. however, faimera lutve.kept't
many animals 'on ,rs given surface ; and
cows have kept-the - grass, from grocvin~ Hy
the. usual flow of Milk has diminished.
men slide into this praetice of orer-stoeib7,
.th eh' . pastures'at.a season of the, year . v;),,!„
grassgroivs.freely..:. A cow consumes a-ea,
tain:anthunt'of feed to sustain and to re p _,
the waste of - her:body.lf - she can have:l4l
than enough' . for this purpose the surplus s
be
. converted,intoinilk. Therefore. .iff te d;
Short,. the !lOW- of must ineVitahli•
;lireediug:is another crim e or k 4,4;,.
'Oa in the quantity of milk.. • SoMe evei.
.even when supplied wi. : ll all the • good
they will consume, will fall off in m ilk wilt::
a few tv'eelisafter_beirig got,. yith. eau
therefis.sometinies so, Mitch shriak:tge .l a , LL :.
atn . aunt , of milk; t hat . - COT might - be e r i,.. !
Off in a - Short:time. Another tlontmen
Of failure in.the flow of milk: is . , a want of
abundant supply of .. pure water,
These are the chief difficulties that
meet wit keep few 'Ur tmtny,e9l73, T.
obviate_ theclitilenlty:• of • short linsturago;
farmerwill find it much mitre
,prit:italt:, to
keep fewer tows and sn have 'mire are fr. :l _
ter OasS., as two cows when it epton as mush
gritss as they will eat, will :yield More milk:
than three or four cows kept ou the ta6a,
feed, for . they Would find barely enough IT
Supprt anintal life. ' oversni:kh n z a. - p. •
tore, most of the grass is used up-to keep tie
animals, alive, -without improving their con 6
Lion, While a entailer nuMber wand thine -
Well. and at the same_ time,•give gni k f
ply Orrnilk. ;Therefore, in order to• ob e 4
the greatest aineuut of Mater or cheese Inn
a - given amount o±paStu r re,, the correct WS,
to - dolt. is to keep few' cows and :feed well
When grass fails, they. - shook" have:at Itlr,
one fedi:big daily of - gbOif hay..or green :60 1 '
Stalks,: or a l'eW quarts of meal or bran,.midi
hin With Afat er.. It is important the
the flow of-milk be i
naintained l z becau se. •
a-cow he-allowed to. shrink in the quantity
Milk, it is usually.quite.diffieult.,-Oren by'e x :
I.ra'feeding, to bring it up again., Sometiun r
it l ean• be . done without difficulty. • 411 t it
most gases. it is impractable.:
:Whenever it, is.known that a cow. shrink'
in her milk after. getting with calf. take metros
Co prevent it each year until • about • three
rdoriths after the !line of turning con'i:ta •
grass.. The aimshouldhe to havesucli c , a l '
cntite in just in time to recover from the i
liilitaljnt effeets of .parturition .by the time
erase is large enough for graiirtg.i . Then her
milk N‘' . 111,,be had ,at a . seaso_n of the Year when•
cows are usually profitable. 13ut if they ore
allowed to breed early in .the Season, they
are - freq . uenitv very. unprOfttal)le cow; ani
imptoper_ management: renders them stilt
more so. -
COWS well red' and. properly ein-
Ilk he expected to yield ;Oar* „supply, .uu
lesa they have, an ribundanee .of good.-wan
several Unica a day ..1 thine or twice is na: -
sufficient. In hot Weather it needs
.it thrtis
tine daily. They :relish, a pailful of gad • :
water as we
. do cooling draughtArnm
"old oaken bucket." And they Intim het
•or they dill. not and:cannot yield - air alan,,lj
ant - supply:or milk. :large - cows that ;Mit
:access to pure water often drink from twena•
to:thirty gallons.daily during the hot arlel,-.'.
Or, and this Water assists greatly in 'tiepin:
up-the llow of - Withhold a part of it
and the sup Ply :dirni niShes, As soon liS
11:tie filled themacives With grass they oft,Hl
desire" to :drink,. They seldom take mut r.
water•intO anjipty..stomaeh. Conseqault
.ly if they . are required to drink at a pool.of,
"standing; .";dirty water. perhaps defiled 4
dung,„ they -will drink no mane., than is ahsa
Ititely necessary to sustain life. Such ic-we
is. refreshing to. cows, or :any other ttni
and no one :need . ...expect . that mil?''i
. .
cows will tis(Np up' the quantity ot, milk, s
fait as they are required to use such an tall:
Wholesome
SALTING STOCK, ••
- There can no doubt that the . - rlininl
economy requires'salt.. .:The natural and unl
veral*desire for • 'vide spread: supply
Of it he the hand- Providenece, - and tile
good eflects•of its moderate use, dentoPitpitP
It operates both 'Ps a tonic and agoutis
IXiative ; it regulates the. stomach and boil' :
els;
_and gives an edge-to the aPpetite._
animals may take it to-excess, and. they ,hart"" .
themselves w hen they get access to it
long-deprivation.. -It is the favorite ptacfice •
of some fanners to ialt•-tiwir:siock .legulary
once in •so .mank-days,. ing:t tient al Wa - • s
fixed - quantity. TIN generally 'works well. •
Others-prefer to - keep a - autiply Always within
reitehibt their cattle:, so 'that the} , can gO . ani
•satisfy- their natural cravings for it whenever
thek-choesei• 'reasonably suppivsing it as . iv_
to do so as to allow stock to drink at pleasure
froma running stream. In regard to sahip4;
..hay at, the'time of-harVeit in order' to•prPvent
heiditigatid Moulding..:•ixf case the bay is not .
theroUghlycured, - :it is :the most ,important
not to over-salt, as evil effeetsmay accrue to
the Stock. Sit stuarie of : salt rto ma
evenly - diStributed, 'is sufficient-.for t he'grcfl
est, and not too much for_ the animals: Salt ,
as 'commonly thrown upon the . hay-mew,
]limpsfills in and handfuls here and there, - .
so that :the stack get tecintuch of it to-day and
tOolittle tomorrow... When they eat to ex
cess, itproduces. an.utinatural thlfst.• laxnesa .
:of the, hoWelk; and weakness-of the limbs. • It,
is of course safer and•better-toStoreawm tto,
fodder..well cured,wilhout salt, and let, the
:cattle have daily, access .to salt trouclis
cover , where they ,will take
only AS much as nature reqoirea... •
gtripes.
BI.I(7EBE:REY WINE ...AND iitvittrr.-NVe- .are
asked how to make blitekberry wine without
the addition of waterto the jUiee, and' .how
much syrup . Will be required to the gallon or
juice to preserve it any length•of time. The Fe
inquiries show' that the writer dors not nialte
a . dis t nctio 13 et ween wine d nyr If he
wishes to make syrup;.-the. juke from the
berries illiquid, stand 12 hours. more or
according to the weather; untiln partial fer 7
mentation take dace, and a thick pulp cop
utates ind . sePeraiesfrom the clear
.This pulp is.rentovedby straining, and to ;be
sugaris . added in the proportil!a
Of 1.2 poundStothe gallon, .put on the tire
and allowed to cone to the boil. Syrup re ,
pared in:this Way will contain all the-"nutri:
tious and afedicinal•viitues 61 . .the fruit." Jr.
making wine from fruit juices the - object g
adding stigaris - not to preserve the _juice
tlirough the agency of the sugar, but to
a source of alcohol: juices, curs the better. kinds ;of - contain enough
fruit sugar to form a sfifficientlY strong. wive
Itetit without changing• to .vinegar, hew*
the -.additiOn
..of if afigar. is ad4lei
directly to the jnice-of blackberry. raFpfieiTi•
and. tither - of our - common fruits, it
,forrni
jelly
. and doesnot ferment,. and it is iecor , i - .
ingly - neeciSary to add more. or less Wald.
The•beSt'blaekherry;"- wine " we evernlade..
%V .
wag in the-priiportiOn of one quart "of water;
onc ,qtiart - of juice and! two'- pounds of sugsr.,
.There is >t great MiSapprchension With re
spent to the medicinal properties of blaLklier
ry . wide and syrup.-Their . curative etrea§.
.are due-to their astringency; : which - depein li
upon the tonic acid:thry - contain. This prin .
ciple is Much more abundanthathe root tha w
1 iu the fruit, and an infusion of the root,lud.
Willow found much attire medicinal, though
perhaps less ogrerable, than the ' wine "or
k'YruP; • •:- - • - .1 . • •