. .
m. 4,, 4t p •
it.,:attn - : ,, , , ..„c-; =et,
. •
-;•fitt;if • loon - Si pt t a t6E -- :
Draernawaseemmonsu.the_oldflloa
•-h dreem , lirst (tate; Airitieb,miy-iie• Marmot
Vie 'terd!loV the 102-
' . .
dreeniedliiitTl'ae-;tied"-Itbat :sagged by a
tifiiiiaTePandAdonlit**lped,lntstidthelionda
of timitslity., and titidatied to:the-unknown here
ef t er ,., ;. went+ iginastist or the Lather world,
when I was -viiiii•oftield by . Peter. .‘
"liner lain he.. .
"Noo.Gersy,r-see L. •- -- •
"Was too a good citizen r : -
, 1 3 r1,6 A. Dimmycrit who never skratched a
!!1110 you votid that.tielit for the Lust 4yeere
and kin you fade?" ' • -
`‘l. her and kin. r -
'trimyour place - is below. Git," he ses„ which .
- I met his Majesty, Satan the 1, at the lore, and
he welcomed me Corjelly. I was disappointed in
peisonil appearance. He was a middliu sized
man, and gentlemialy in stile, kinder. resemblin
Crefferson Davis very mach, Only he' had a more
intelectooal cast of countenance.
:"Welkum," acs' he, her been xspectin you
mum time. Wellmm." .
- "Frey yon men of the Dirnocrasy With yon?"
"Not many of the ginooine kopperheads," sea
he.
.
""17v coarse Too' hern't ; we everidge as good
"That's not - it," sea he, gaxit.2.....re . !..yie with irr
tenselondids ; -"that's not i.tt shont
ten ofeleven-from each county git Out' of -it-by
-pleedin ignorance, idiocy:al:4 sich.. But it .Is Sall
right . ; I.make it up by. heyin a, hoarier force. to
spare to stir.up the 'few leeders. You kin reed
print, 'can't you?" he snaked ankshnsly.
"I kid." -
• '!All rite," sea tte. `sGefferson Davis will be
along in a few months, fir ef he don't show.inore
inan thin he did when: he was caught; he will
make poor ameosement , " -
"He's . a.' disgrace_ to his seeks ; he ort to hey
ben a woman.", - • ' - -
''!Trop; but, es Shaltepeersesithere's a divinity
that shapes our ends—Then - Alec Stephens."
git him? He was originelly opposed
-4 That's my best holt. Davis wSs' always a se-''
• eesh-LBenjamin was .because -he thought
would Pay-,on them l'"ve had a mortgage ever
sencothey arrived at the years of ackonntability.
' Stephens knode seceshtm was . rCing-Lhe can't:
plead ignorance nor nuthin fer he. warned his
peOple agiri it; and then was bot up to doin it
himself for the poor privilege of playing second
fiddle to Jeff. Davis, who drawed a Miserable bow
hisself. . I'm lid wood'on him." ..
"Tell, me, gentle sir, how abont l'ernandy
Wood,NallandignM, et al, as the liwyers say."
dog' time they're Mine. They can't. Bare.
the,mselves. by repentance, even. They are: now
past forty, and of - they'd commens'e in ded ernest
tryin to do as much good as they hey had; 'and
lived - to be as 01(1 as. Methoosler, they couldn't
Make a commensement towards balanein the
books. By the way, speakin of Methoosbir, I had
tt ovate patiently fer customers in them days,
when men lived 900 years." . • . •
' "There's Corry, Colorado - Jewett; and Alec
• Long," continooed he, "I've bed my eye on JeW
-ett and Corry I'll lose--there's
. a place outside of.
my jarisdnialnut fer sich. They ain't responsible;
yen see. The devili that was cant out uv the
man' and took refuge in the swine, left the bWille .
wh.ri tiley wits : drowudid, and have inhabited
sissy ni_u ainse. 2, of em are in Corry and One
in Jewett to-diy: Alec Long has every now and.
then a glima.erin of 'sense ; he shows occashuue-
Iy'snrface indleashins of intelleck, not ninth snuff
to Maik a lunatic uv him, and too nineli fer
Imay git him and may not.. Butybd will
haye plenty of eompeny:-. The` stand yotir party
took drily ththisands rev mon in2. - cuSsid hiss; Who
knoda better, and who, ef let .alone, wood hey
dodged
. nie. Ihev. my eye on Some whi) denoiinst
yallaudygum, andyet, when the screws Was brot
doun.on2 em (an'l by the way, - jest sich as yoo'
turned them sed Screws, and he ;naked me
erly in the ribs,) aetily presided at Vallandygum
meeting, and voted' fer him. Then, after he Was
•
defected, they swore they didn't vote far him at
all, itddin a.dirty lie te.the original sin, which is
giyin • the. devil' (es. you stile
.me). his doo,.with
oCinpouud interest." • •
"Bat excrsise me—l'll show you your apart
. ' men , * This way, my deer sir."
' I objected - to go in, and lookt ankshusly around
fora. escape.' Observin this; a change came over
the polite gentlemen store ine. glissent,'
a snlphrus Stream Ishooed from his mouth, his
• feet parted in2' hoofs, his fingers , elongatid -in2
• clams, I observed a tale peepin down undee his.
• 'enteL'-in short; he was Aransformed in 2 the iden-.
• Cycle devil I hed seen oh several occashims:vlien .
labrin under"attar of delirium tremins,:spoperin
- doosthydrinkin a barl er so too,mpuh elexsinin
,14..„ hotly Contestid Caffiiianes.' He
rocht.ous alaw. for me, when I 'awake:. 2 say I
was rejoist at findin myself one.. more, ca.prayin
groundis
. week; twos joy unsPeekabel. I ban"
- Interpret the dreem" '
PitnO4n3i. V. N. , ,,snY
bait Pastur uv the Church of, the 'Nix) Dierpensa.
SIGNS AND TOKENS.
. .
The following is trom Puciv, a near funny paper
11;• - ..Californis ;1
A long article having the above headingis go
ing the rounds of tin; press, and has „been. for'
some time. rues,. thinking the'old ones are
played out, has manufactured • smite new ones
he being a supernatural being, is of course, fully
competent to do 60. . _
TII6 Gatniaos —To 'take down the gridiron
froin the nail where it is hanging, with the.left
hand, is a sign' that there will he' a broil in the
.TnE.M.iniunt-If a mirror bo broken,it 15 a sign
good. looking lass will bo. missed in.that
A FuyEnAn-To meet a funeral. procession is a
sign of death. • • . .
POOFEr BooK—To lose a pocket. book: contain
. ing greenbacks is unlucky. •
NA.u.s—lf a woman MI6- her nails every Mon
'day, it is lucky—for - her husband.
ItOosvnaslf you . , hear .a rooster Croir when
you are' in bed, and the Sleek strikes a fen- times
- at the same instant, it is a sign of mo(u)rning.
Ax Ircunto Batt—lf you have an itching ear,
tickle•your nose, and you will - have' . an itching
there, and ill luck' will be' averted.
BALr-iTo :spill salt . accidentally into .a , stew
while it. is no . the fire, a.i.woof that the fainily,
will ineetwith its alterations (salter rations.)
A CAr--When Iti cat. prepares to wash its face,
it is a sign that one ihi the house will shortly re
e'eive a licking.. •-. ' • • . .
NYAters--To have sixteen warts on the left hand
is unluclty ; to have the same 2nuinhor on the
right hand is a, sign Yon . are unfortunate, , •
Srriti =lts married man, while his wife iY in
the room, tak.o up: a a
. Ipttle'qf 'spirits with . his
right hand, it is a sign that'ahs will shortly be
out of spirits, and that her husband is going to
Hquor:. • : • ,
STOCI Riamirn—lt . ons-ayed bulldog. fl ics at
a stock : raiser's legs; }t denotes , that a 'libido/Inns
will'happon to his calves.
you get on hOiselaitek on gotiday
before the sun is up . , it is .a 'sign you have a
liaturin a bridal.
Leek: _To stroke a green-eyed . . eat with a
white spot on her 'acme ie lucky; and heavy purrs
will be the - consequence. • . . '
Itlisittaor,—lf Yon, are in a houie and_ hear a
baby cry, it: s a sign of marriage--(iif isn't it
RED HALE-If It red haired min falls in lore
With a girl who dislikes hair: of that color, he will
very likely Dia, before bole married.- • ~.
The above: signs and protentli may be .strictly.
.7„
relied upon ; ttnisy have never been known to fail.
A Cointr k;ok ne,-Wil
lam; who made iou? Do you blow .
Wiliam, _
*its conishinretia fool, screwed up'
his face, and lookiug. thoughtful, and some he
answered".Slosea, I s'posea."
'11;4 said counselor. pray, ''addris-.
lug , the court ; ".the Aritneas isayeThe supposes
that - Mime:l made him. :That 'certainly is an
telligent funnier, more than I supposed him caps.'
Ile Of, giving; toe iCalioire that h ertiad ecinielaint
••• idea of Scripture ; bnt I tenet _sal:nit the% it is
not steMoient to:entitle. hint to be sworn as s
mane capable`of giving evidence." - :
' • - "Idr. Judge,". said the fool, "may I . itz•the laW;
yer d question ?" '• • • • . : •
• "Certainly," said-the Judge:.. • _ - • •
. • "Wel, then, Mr. Lawyer, who do feWpose made
.• •
"Aaron, I epose," said Couneelor••Griy,'. imita
ting the witness. • • . •
After the 'mirth "bad somewhat subsided, the
witness drawled Ont- 7 "Wal,.neow, - we• do read in
the good book that :Aaron once made a calf, but
. who'd a; thought the , darneci.critter got in here'?"
•
• T he- Jed& circlet : id the mitnetuf,to
if - get. nip coetAtpe
_writ gettirdeAtrebuil ever indubteLLP
• "ItAvelo't be done,'relicithe - ta110y,"14p932 swab
tettna. -
jgz
W.
FIRE &L)TE,,wOE,
atfAEM
General limrpeerA . oima Broker,
• . .
O~ye offer 111 , righ.tjf parlv.irt d sere,
•
••- • .
CE,N.TRE T., POTTSVILLE 'Pa
MUTUAL LIFE INSURAITOE 00.
Cash Assets over— z ..••••••••:•$./ A QPI:MPIP)
•-
• Inmirance effected Zoilipanjr•E aft seas
onable ratec.'•
Atwuct 19, 7.65
AitrkP O.POI.,ArI'AN
• FIRE ANSURANGE')OO., N.. Y.
Marti- 630,000.
114 AMES
X. C. GOODRIDGE. Secretary.
D. BEVED.LDGE,Agent for .Schnylkili Connti, will
receive aPplimtions and irtaae . Policies. , •' • •
• tilr Losaes p rom ptly adjusted. - . •
•• • ,
Wyoming Fire • Insurance .00. • •
••
• 7 airF ._WlLltt.ES.p..tiklititig. •
.
Assets - • • " • • • ' f 5150,000
Preatdenl-z-G.HOLLENBACIL .
•' • •
Vice President-4.. 1); SHOEMAKER -
Secretary—R C. SMITH.
DAVID . • • •
lIEVBECIDGB; Aar. •• •
For SchnYll4lCo.. Office, (:ENT RB STREET. Pntta
ville.. [AOI-22,' •-• J ,egi""p.
AETNA M.S.TMANQE )00,
Incorporated 1819. Chart,er .Periqual.
Amount of AOINELIG
Losses Paid:in 45 Years.
T.A. A Let,ettnini.. Frest. L.' J. Bercil . ze,;Septy.
Jo:Lk:Gown - 0 Sep. BAssrrt, Trdr. Kgt
L . A.. WILLIAMS, if arrester, lass
•
tiVA 1.11"i' 04.'S111F:AliFit ;
CENTRp POTTSVILIA, PA.
o m E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OASH. CAPITAL-Myo MILLION. DOLLS ,
AsseLe Jan:, 1865 ' " $3,765,503 . .12
Liabilltles cc' cc 77,901 52
.1 . UN DR , OFF... ,Secrelary. CliAs MAnTnc President'
J 9.11. WAbIfUCILN As.'t, do. A. F:WiLLmAhru, Vise do.
T. A:'GODFREY, Agent,
OFFICE 31MANTONGO. NEAR CENTRE STREW,
• POTTSVILLE, ,PA.
iNsuRANcE. •
F._ B. KAERCEER
Grieral Instaancil .Agent '
oMce . Pcnno.ylcanin Pektnville, Pn.
LIVERPOOL 'LONDON GLOBE INSURANCE
COMPANY.. •
Cash Capital' and •Aiseti • -$16,000,000 1
Invested in the United States over.... - $1;500,000
• . - :
HOME -. INSURANCE COMPANY.'
. .6ss", 'Karen, Counivtical.. -
Crush Capital , .
- • $300.000
Surplus Jan. let, 1865 . . ............ 139,070 98
Insurance erected iii the best Computlie.s. on Givnru-:
bic terms. .LOsriepi.prumptly adju s ted end - mid - Witt - I(mi
. •. • . April -15.
091. CHARTER .PARPETUAIi..• ' : 1704.:
INSOLVICIp (.113PANY .OE - VIRTH AMERICA
Incor .. . p
.
oritted;.• 11 - 94. The Oldest . Inintrw
tinee' Conipany. in ..the--.l9nited „States:
lawn Paid. Over li, 17,000.000 Lossesin
Cash •liiiitee ite Organi*ntion.. '--- -
. , .
CASII.I2APITAL . - • ' • 9.500,090.00
ARTIIUR G.' Coni'lN" • S. Menai& Wattt, •
. SAMUEL. 3.V, doses, . Jon:: M?a.oic. •
JOniv A. BILOWN, • • • G steam L. 11..tasisom,.. •
CGARLES TAY1.07., • • FRANciti COKE, •
• AMIMMISE,WIIITE. • , • EiDwAe.n 11..THATTES, -; • .
Rimini , D. Weep,' • . EDWARD S. Ci.mutr, •
Wmt.iasi Wit7yii.. ,
Caarti,pus
• • ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President
CLIAULLS Nam' Secretary, •.• '
Agent at Pottsyllie., • • - T. A. GODFREY
• • Office, Ilahautongo, near Centre Street
._Dee_ln, • • • 50-ly
I.IIF-E.. INSURANCE. '. -.-•• - •
. . .• . . . . - .
. .
• .The Girard Litelminrance,•.Annnity-And Trust Coin-
puny :qf Philadelphia.. °dice, - No.,MS CheStnut street,
the first door East of.the Customllouse..• .. • • -. •
CAPlTALikuo.Outi--i.;II.AII.TER PERPETUAL. •-•
Continuetd make insurances - on lives on. the most fa
vorablo terms:
The-eanitill being paid up and invested. toother with
ti large and constantly increasing reserved fond, offers
a ported Security to.timinsufed...- . !• - -. • •
The fremiums may be paid- yearly;` halt-yearly or
The comptiiiy add a: nestreperioilleally to the insur
• ratite , for life. The tirsA.lxintis,.upproptiated in Decem-.
her. IS4I, the second POiasin December, 1449, and the
third bonus in ' Demmber; 1.5154., Which additions make
an average of more than (10 per tent. upon the -premi
ums paid, WitholitlacreaSing the Leaked premium. ,
Thomas-Ridgway,. : •-• . pohn A. .Brown, ~ •
Robert Pearsall; - •.•.- John R. Latimer, -
.' Thomas P.. Jainea,;• • ' John R. Slack; • -..
. Frederick Brown, ~ ' - ..:.John C.ltitekell, .
.George Taber,.. - .• •; , . Isaac Barton. • -:.
- . Henry Q. Fre man, . : -Seth j. Conly, • • -
.'
.. . ,
.' . , • - • ''.- Isaac Starr.
: . Painplilets Containing table of tato and explanation's,
torn of applicatiomand Mither information can be had
at the office. . THIMAS RIDGWAY, President:
Jolts F. JANIEB., Actuary. ' . . • • ' - ' '
Or of B. li - ANNAN,.l'ottsVille, Agent • fot-;thiti Comity
•
.CHARTER. ISi7 PERPETUAL.
• • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • . •
• FRANKLIN .,
FIRE •••-.INSURAIWE . :...OOMRAITY
. .
OF I'I.I.II,AI)ELPILIA:
•• ,
Assets antral"' -1'; 1965, - •
• $2 501297 . 04.
• .
•• • •
Capital, ' • • • • $lOO,OOO
Accrued Marpiu4;, ••, - ' 997,560
I n rested Premiums., 1,103;425.
•
• Enaionled . l• Income for ',Sol ' ,
• $12;713. •• I . • $ .310, - 090. . •
• • LOSS PAID SC4CE ...• •. • • -
• • ••• '
$5,000.000. • •
. . • - .•,
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY
POLI
CIES ON LEIZOAR A LTERMS. • •••
.
- •
• DIRECTORS:
.CHARLES N. BANCKE,JI, ISAAC Lek '•
TOBIAS WAGI•ZER, • *.EDWARD C." DALE;
SAMUEL GRANT,',-• GEO. PALER, • • :
- JACOB R. SMITH, • . ALFRED PITLER, '. •
GEO.,M. - ItICIIARDS; • FRAS. W, LEWIS, M. D.
CIIAR.LEtf. N. BANCKER, President.
' • '-EDWARD C. DALE, Vic-Priemident.
JAS. W. MeALLISTEIL See. Pro.Ter.. .
The subscriber is agent kir the atioVe mentioned tn.
isti tution,: rind is prepared' to niakeJMuranet on every
deAcrlpt!on' of proya,rty, - at thelowest rates. •• . •
• 'BERRI. C. RUSSEL, Agt. , •
Potteviller March 19.
T. . V..: - )jT.ATSO "--;
of: Itie liiipnoved
Free
.
Respectfully Calls the attention 'of .the publie to this
celebrated Cement, as a conting..for . exterior walls of
.bmldings. has.no equal; it is purely:water proof.
and :.forma a ' solid adhesiveness 'to anY.surface• of
brick • ice. 'rstoue With unlimited durability, making a
'beautiful finish, equal the. ducet quality of , Browil•
Sand *Stone, orto any color desired. • . . •
. The midersi,..7tiod has beed applying !this 'Cement' for
IT years in many-parts of the country witti:grent.satis
faction: among' which ho Wers :to the following:
BOSTON—lgeiviere'neurse.ac American Elo
tel, with many other publicand private buildings,
BUYPALCI, N.. Y,- . -The :grand reSidence of
ez-
Fresideut Filimpre,tuid other private bnildinge
on Delaware street • . . : :
- - -
.CLEVELAND, o.—.&niteoi , lions . te And the-begin
IfnireiddeficerofJ , . W. tlark;:Esql:. EnelidSt,
PITTSBURG; -, PA..-: - Virsizd 111101186 - 11 ' 11 4: 8 "
Clbsirleilloteti'tOecthei" 4:4 14. fti/loyling ger
'smell's splendid residences:
It Shoenberst*TennSt. ;
..._; . • :
'John Bissell • "
41wk. , iw Adam Third St. . • • ..
j 4 A RAINBURLI, PA.-1.. H. Simon. Architect.
" ". —J. 11..Cer, Front Street.
" "
11......A.Eutialkertnii, Meg.,
" • " ' Fleming. do.
" - iffeweitagedm.,
" " - nevi jaunts 4CoMderho .
Raptiakehareh. Fourth And StiMaat
POTTSVILLE 7 —The beentifni•and-exe rest
' • - :--deno, of - 2: P3lilliryinr,9Bs4,..
W. F. Maize, Coal - Street.'
Mamie*,
Nahantaimio:fiftearCi
• Immediate attention given to All-eordeor, Mid work
Itrletirgalrentled.addisevie:•A ;
tr. I ..IXA-9FAI ON; !Bed *OS. 4 3111045 h `PL.
or Wbitellbois*ltanor,
2'4 NA. • • .)*, • .„•,: -71:;Intf
BUSJIi.ESIVAgi)• . iV:
Hpritaw:APKaAimirp! , .•.•
. ' . • • • : • -
'CIVIL' AND MlNtlfil*raticicEß, • •
c o uleoes.. spa. euicinom !
Lsucte _Orrin-48•Intsweis Censer of 1111zu•ket:
&Ad Ceittmatiiseis. - •
• •
D lElti,..W!
9 #: 51 10 Tr 4e1 f 1° rit i e
dinteeeirisei - Mairelt :NC, besillies.
1 4 1-
LA. Enaineer, Pousirille - _
OESICID-4211113ok.oriled.:13;ightv' 134;110ing.. Ceit-1
Ski:eL.: • • .
Ali-1s BROTHEILS,XivU as a BO
Ix I:ling . - lA* 2I7O N Rowel's ding. aeamd 90 .
;:
: Jui r ao. _ ftteonber trActa r
go , .s t .LArty r. DoNi . 1 0. .
777:
D.. Dentist, .Market Street. „Keo l o .1. •
nor :above Milk Street, south : Side,
...a
Pottsville,
2,4 y 5, •Gq
I' W". .SINEAF ER; Pot
I. . .of the Penneylvania.StAte 0501004 1 Sili'vet,
pore iamb; mines, ac.
October 13, .55
.
VILANK. CARTES.. Real Estate Agent;
MATI NOY VITT, Schuylkill County, Pa: :
OrLetter Address 7 .-"tharloy City P. O." •
- the ', P ore blase and sate,
i of Real2Eitate ; haying and:selling' Coal taking
charge of Coal Lauds, and collecting 72:148.
Office:Mahe:dm:lgo Street; Pottsville; . •-• •
• .CHAS. 1L.1111L...
JORIN .A. . OTTO, litratufucturer: and
. Dealer In all kinds of Lismberi• Williamsport,
• Jane 29, *Ol ••• .. . • .• . 26-1 Y
CIYIL AND DEENnie EN 411 TEER.
°Mee-Bu.'mPa Itlahaniongf
• Street, t rapr.stalle, . • •
May. 6,
..65. •• • • ;18;
. .. .. . . .. .
:1101WMANfi - :• '
- N.
-......: . . • ille - - -1—
• •
SURGEON - DE.ruKxST, - .. . saiiiia
Market rit.c . •2•Doori• belo w !t1 , ,,, :. - - •, . •
. -
$2,230;000 00
3,6'30,331; IS
. .
POTTSVHiI
Where he is prepared o perform all • Operations,. on the.
Teeth. Efletlas.Filling. Inserting Teeth •on OM& Silver;
or Vulcanite Rnhber,..iti the liest..atid raiftt
Teeth: extracted by the of a battery or ether:
•
' . • ' 30.6ui* . •
• • .• .
$17,485,894.71
: .TIA.EBELER,
WHOLF.S . AI.F. AND RETAIL DEALER. TN •
• . • •
7. 0:B 1 6 L C ,
CIGARS, •
CENTRE - -• STREET,, e.
Nearly OPpesite.
Dec. IT, , G 4. • . '". ": .• • . :51-ly
•• •
C.
•
.• - •
PHOTOGRAPHED, • •-:.
•
. . . .
Ifopectfally announces to the • citizens 'of.Pottiwille
and.vicinity: that he has taken and fitted tip 'the PLI
GALLERY. in the brtildintf atthe North
east corner of Centre . and Bait Market street, where he
is pri pared to furnish in the higheetetyle of Art,
NETTEs. .IS., l PftlYtYP*Ss.cAlfyrsStl3lC ' ! tc,,
C 4• He asks a shitre-of puhlic patrona.te, , andit . opes,
by etriCt attehtion,to business and courta7, - to..receive
Itlif"-Call:and examine specimens of my work. •
Sept 3, .64., . . • 3g'.
FOII,-..SALt.'-'4:Tolrr
. . -
.. ~ .
~
VDU . MALE.-200 aeres• valuable Red Shale
I Land' for • Farthing, situated .111 .LOCUSt ValiCl.
Thereleca flue stream of Watei,.several . lartr ' e • springs,
a doe two story'house and barn, and thrush floor: Ap,
-ply to: -'':. --• • ; E.E. BLAND, Pottsville, i'd. - -.
Jan: 21,. ,G 5
. , .
VOR SAL R.-;:The 'property knnwn 'as the ;#4
.. FOGARTY- PROPERTY.' corner, of Hart
:Market and 'Railroad; streets. `Pottsville. • For' l " . " .
terms apply ro . • CHARLES HILL;
.••' • • • •
Real. Estate • . •
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OR.SAI:E.,—
-An undivided interi!st.in.
I. IL ealnable tract' of proditctthi COAL' LAND, in
New. Castle Township, iiehnYlkill. now'Worketf
by two collierleil. ' Apply to • •.. County,f • . . -.
FRANKLIN a-apwmi,.Pottsvlll..e: Pa'.,
. . , . .. . .
6 Rr . gA LE.4-73 t 9 acres , of excellent Timber.
V
- Land. estimated to contain over So.ooo,aoa fe e t of
Pine and Ilemlec): timber, .Sitiateon Trimt. Run,
a branch of Lycoming'Crek, 14 inileß from %VII- ,
lidmnort. . • • :FELkICH: CARTER;
Real F,state . Agent, litatninoy City, .Bchtlylliiil Co.. Pa.
*51,642;718'
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nENT.--The large Brick liotel cnrner,of
ll Centre..ard 'Main Sirects, Maininoy Citytt
known nelbe MANSION.IIQUSE. Possession
given on Ist of April.. Apply to
_:" • . ,
• • .• " TIIONIAS BIDDLE cir..
. • • C;Ei.), M. : TROUTMAN, 926 Walnut St., Philadn:
ritoriatlev. Folic SALE.—The
.three-story rickliuildi used Its a -Store: Ware;
hotise and Dwellmr, situalea west side of Rail
road street; tout east - side•of:Logan street, in the
Borough or Pottsville. Fur farther pur.tieular, 4 " .l ".
Inquire of GEORGE If. I'OT'I`S - & -Oi
A. S.I4.OOEI3EAR 'Pottsville • • •
Franipe Dweelling and
■ Store situate- corner. of Centre and Second Ateete,
Idabinioy City... Size of lot, 1,25 by 25 feet: Size
of building 55X by 25:feet: .Stable' en lot.' It
is a. valuab le and deerrable business Stand. For
terms And other particulars, apply on . the: 'itemise's . ; or
to • ROBERT ..A.*GLOVER, • •
. Centre Street, :Pottsville..
VALUABLE PROPIEB,TII( for MALE.
Y"- -‘-The Water Poweraiid from MOO to 2000 acres . 01
MountainllllB offered for sale,. This proper-2.
.ty is -- situated . In - West Brunswick Township. • .
Snit - 3'11,111 County, on the - Little Schuylkill Itiv7 .
- er and ftailroad; one tulle . aboye . Port Clinton, 'And is
known the Schuylkill Forge: Property: For termtc,
Sc apply' to GEORGE WM: • lI.:SCHALLoit Or
wig4barg. •CN Ov. 2R, ~ G 3 4s-tr.
ion I- Lundy .at Piiratie • salc.—TNac.rn b-
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kribers offer - for sale TWO TRACTS OE' COAL
LAIs;D, .ocated•in.Schuylitill.Cotinty,. • '
Any information concerning these trade of Coal Land .
will be given 011 application-to BiltD PAT/ 11/SON, Esq.,
of•Ptittsville, o r either' of the subsCribers.. -
• • GEtiIiGE•SCHALL, •
. .•
• • WM. 11. SMALL;
' Executors of the Estate or John Schall. dee'd.••
SA.-11.1111c--A Strong!) horse power
6 foot stroke. with it. large drum completo. alio
pump shaft and heavy wheels for pumping and hoisting,
Stroke of pamli wheels i foot,•to • work a. 14. or 16 inch
pump;• with stub ends and . all-bob castings, to work
pump roclk . The engitie is: in good order; cylinder' re
bored With hew spring packing ind- new piston rod,-
-Also, one 26 horse engine, suitable for manning a break
er.or saw-mill with nil sizes of pullies to.work the same,
'at •.•• .k....RItOTIIER,..CoaI St Pottsyille.
March 25,'61.' • .
.85.1..E.L.A valuable FAILM .and. pit:to:ant
I country rmthlence, situate in 'East Hanover .Town . ;
ship. Lebanon county. Pa., on the JonesthWu and liar-
risbufg, toad:one-half a mile West of Mt: Nebo,. con
alicint 85 Aciew., Abent 7 acres Ik e.
is Woodland, the'retualuder being under
good cultivation. w,',L fenced, and the ;:oil .1 "... 11 .1"
well tidapted to.the different crops generally raised in
~this section. •,The buildings (neatly new) area BRICK
HOUSE, BANK BARN, large Hay Barn, and otherout:
buildings. 'Therois an orchard of youngbearing - trees:
. with an addition of others.lately set' ut, on!.. 4 he prom!,
.see. A Well, with Pump, is. at . . the ,house; also run-
Mit; water in mo:',. - tof the .
For further partienlare, apply by letter or In person
to the sgbs6riber,.ou the premises. P. 0: address; Oso.
• • ' • ' • ' THOS. P. MILLER...
• EastlfanoVer Tp., Aug. !it; . . 35-t( •
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D E 14(7.A .17101.14114 C, .AL;ioinpy. iii
riavvr:
,OFFICE--31fthipt , ingo . .Street. aboVe:
Centre... • . • : Ma rch t 9, • 64'
Hr' BEIZIOW.CHESSEitiY . '
• • • • •
Ashland, ,, Sebnyltrill, bounty. Pa. Otlice, - -On "Centre
street, opposite the Pont - Othce.. . .• •
'.:JAME' CAMPREIN.: • .• • 1 , 614.1 AM E. . itAOTIL:
4 - 1A:111.11E.LI. at; • S.Urtli, Attorney* at
A.,/ Law. OFFICE. Centre; '
opposite, NVlalte
'Horse' Hotel l'otttwille, - Pa'. - •,. •,-.. .
B STIR lEir•A'N 10,
LEGAL CARDS.
I'OUN' W. RYAN,'Aitornei •nizd , Conn
sellorat Lew,:Pottscille,'Schuylkill County; Pa. •
Othee in Sillimari . s . new building, dn.Centre
nearly oppoeitelbe.Minenrßank. . •
H•JELOYEit, Attorney 'fit.
• OFFlCE—Market Street, two dooklabove Cen
Puttaville. Pa. . • • . •• • ••
...•
. February 7, . • ••• ..• ' •
EoRGE 31; - DAI,II,AB, Jr. - ; • *-. .
1 - 1 1 . • ATTORNEY, •
• • • *. . •'Phi liidiaphia
Oftlec REMOVED.tg N0..226 South 4th street
April 15, '66. • , • • 15,6 m
.t - iffiIISTOP.H.EN. , LITTLE,' . • • •
.Attorney al Lori; and.llletury.
.tAnthorized - by Law tO administer ailltlayita.
aml to. take . Oepth.itions,: and • acknoW lo ol.o oo ats
deeds, mortises, powers of Attornej,
• POTTo‘ ILLE..9CEILIYLKILLCO..-PA.; •
• :LAW 'AND - COLLECTION.... OFFICE,
• ..: Mahantotto St. (oppoiite Yost ()Mee.) . •
Jn1y . .1.5; '65; 48 .
EIT AND
.WERNgCB, "'
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7417 i/TARY - • CLAIM AGENTS;•
Cor. 2d nOd Stn., pottorillei Pa:,
'Attend to the collection of all tlai!tis ; agMhat thee;
,S. Goverinnent..' . • • '' • - • ;-•..:
F, NV - MINER. - TRANI!: •
Late cap. 48t4 P: V. V.I.
GENERAL-:NOTICYX
IF VOL" wish a tnat.liful lifaltke .and
Wu' tikenettis, c.411. , at
anitbave Pormliiin Plettire. -• July 1, ..G5.--2G-tf,
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i'" - - - - NOTICE TO OONTRACTORM:-..
;Pmpoireo 1011 be, stailved ott his' (Alm' for
Sinkintile,.-“, , wl.ltomf4og..:Silart.--60 yard" ,
or thereabontei.' - , Ira; pgiticatarii A ly. to •• • . - -... '
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.•`. '' : - Ji. 14 . _ ffectocherville. •
' . jul Y /5 ' 65- ' ' . .' .'
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ir",;....;-31L11.1.1rE COMMENCEIII:fIp rlettroy
: -. .liegruives Which have .bee*telteirmore than
onnyeni,, ' Persons wishing . them eettined.ean do se)
blpogchesing,, iii which case,a de4lnetietrl'will he made
In.thexost 44 pictures printed from 4 them. Pace—
CardZlegidlief U ceets Large Zavente.
'. ° Certter:oeitaindMarketlik..; Pottsville.
• '.7 111 Y - L1P1..... , . r," ? 2 . 6- u.. • •
firlitlPONlVAlLlVlP4st.laiaelritrged M0t
...;-diesisAlillOidleia...'disettarged, either by
reasorrof disability,. ternibiatiotiotaersice: or general
orders, ,. .wboltdritc..they%tatre.;;Wseteired . from the. ,
Cieve.rntnentall the bountietafeetatAdmenta which were
priuntsedViera, to.whictt thilOtre equitably', If not
legally entitledortairtear.iolitettfing to their enbeint
age by Immediate applicstkm' to the undersigned. - I
would aelr'evecial - attentlon of Soldiera. discharged for
- physipl.dienbility,'Mthtil , tive:years front' mill stole DA:
and edliatedloeis disebureed lorPreimntinn, and men ,
who have served the-greater portion of the time, whielf
would entitle there to another .installment of .Ix)unty:
All claims againitt the - Stale ot_Gleneral 'Governments'.
' , 'Whether new, vide oipoce, !Dejected. will .bee xamined,'
and ifjest,"naay be settled.llßYS9=oL,
it 4 4 4 9ll 44 akilitaiiltiT.
K r al° elliwgeirltilaelaimelire_ . colleekqd.
tar - I Im/tett:lc ntreotiono(:ool4,, Agents who pnty.:l
e
llive eases like th above:- . •: -
&Nog, I:ss,
':'..''.II'.EDICINAt:;,:.:!.',.;•:
SAPA- -
vii *cites soar 221111124 ion
X/Itegutea
21.010 ZW4OI. 1 E466 a, null-knotelk stsrrAaitt.of OIL" '
liral!ge."
/ 101 4.
ElUL,but never yeeone,toonte:Wmen raned'of
desired 0 1 4. atulfaill satiltraotion to thosa..wlya.took
it. As fast as oar peoPlectrylt,llity agree there has
ham ao mediehteW oll be,ke ha,PeT:e cm YP lanl q* " "
:zrtiptimui, Pimple*, ElotelLes,l"testulus, l3l . ,
Cass "Pia; =II Dbisaseas of the
From /fa: Robik,Rfratioualsisfor, .engkinfr
, uronly del my duty to,yon end the ,publie, when
Ladd my testimotiy to that , you publish of the nio.-
dicinal virtnes,of your SansAralitt.T..l. Myatt:fet
ter; aged` ten, had an afflicting burner initer ears,
eyes, mid hair for• Years, which we veers:unable to
cure until'we tried Your SAlfelrdlut.lat- She has
been well for some mouths," -
From llfrs. .tarte..E. Rice, a tretf-taraort and ouch,
eskessesi lady of'Dennisrille, Cape. Nay C0.,N..f.
My daughter luta suffered for a year past with a
scrofulous eruption, which : was' very troublesome.
Nothing afforded any relief until we tried your
SaasszArtz,Latsvhick soon completely cured her."
From Charles P. Gage, Esq.-, of the trickly-known,
.Gage,-.3birray-stPeposaestfacturers of enameled
papers is Nashua...lCS. '
I had for several years a very troublesome
humor in my face., which:grew constantly worse
until it disfigured my features and became an intol
erable'affliction I tried almost every thing a man
could of both adviceand medicine, but without-any
relief whatever, utstikl tooltyour SARSATARILLA.
It immediately made ttly'face worse, as you told ine
it might for a time-010,bn - a, few weeks the new
skin began to form Wider Lb = -blotches, and con
tintied•until my face 'Mani a. , .th is any body's,
and I am without any syinntiates of the disease that
I know of. I enjoy perfect. health, and without
. a
doubt owe it to your SARSAPA4II.I.I." ,
Erysipelas General Debiliiy—Purify the .
Blood
Pram Dr. Rob?. &nein, Houston St., New York.
Dn-A.Yett. laeldom fail to remove Eruptions
and Schtfutous Sores bythe . perseveringuseof your.
SA RgArinit.LA, and I have Just now cured an attack
of urlignant Erysipelas vtltklt. Isio alterative wo
possess equals the SARSArAttII:L4 yea have sup
plied to the profession as well as to the people."
Prom J. F. Johnston,-Esq.,.Wakeman, Ohio.'
For twelve years, I had the yellow Ervsipchut
'oft my right arm, during wilich time I tried ail the
celebrated physicians I could mach, and took - hun
dreds of dollars worth of medicine's'. The ulmrs
were so bad that the cords became vislble, and the
doctors decided that my arm mind be amputated. I
began taking your 8A101.1.1eAn11.1„1.. Took two bot
tles., and some of your Wog:ether they have ,
eured me. I minnow as well and sound as any body.
Being ha a public place, my ease is known to every
body in this communityOuid excites the wonder of
Frost Hon. henry 111bUro, H. P. P., of Newcastle,
C. IF, aletzding member of the Canadian
I have used your Sangararclir.l.A in my family,
for general debility, and for purifying the blood,
with very beneficial results, and feel confidence in
commending it to the afflicted."
St. Anthonee_ Fire. Bose,_ Salt Rheum,
; is-
lE-ly
Pq.:,,the : ebie;•editer ni the
7`iink7uitittock ;Democrnt, ~l'asiuyitiu nia,
.
Our onlY:ebild, - about three 'years . of .a,7e, wai
attacked by pimples on his forehead. They rapidly,
skied until they formed a - loathsome and virulent
sore, whielt . covered- his face, and actually blindaci
idiceyes for some days. - -A skilful physician applied
nitrate of silVer and other renihthes„without any
apparent 'effect.: For fifteen days. we guarded his
bands; teat with them he: 51100d' tehr open'the fea
'tering and'corrtipt wounifiihich covered 'his Whole
face. „Having
.tried every tlikig else we had miy
hope"from,itve began. giving -your- SARSARAIII;.I;A,
and -applying tho• of:potash lotion, ha
. you
direct.'-.Thu sere Winn to heal sviienstitir hail-given
the first b,ottle,and was -well 'silent we had _finished
the second. 'fherchild'ireyelasbee, Whiciihad come
-out,'grew agniti;and be , is now. as healthy and fair.
tis any other.. ;The:whole . ; ffeigliberhooti predicted'
that the chiltlinituit die." • • • '• •
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Syphilis, and Idereartia Disease. • ,
Prom , Dr: Hiram Stoat, of St: Louis,
find your SAtts.iwAntt.t.A . a mete effectual
remedy 'for the iecondaiy• zymptims or. Syphilii
and for syphilitie disease than any.othef wepossess.
The profession are Mdebteit to you for some of the
medicines•we have." • • • •
.
From A. Frelich, 1l•. - D., on eminent physician of
• Laterencii, - Mbas;;; who _is a
. promiUent member , of
the Legislature of Massachusetts. - . •
Lu 41. x rat: .My deer. Sir I• have found your
SARSAPARILLA an excellent remedy for Syphilis,
both of the primary and *secondary type,-and • dice
tual in. some cases that were:. too obstinate - to yield
to other remediesi.•* I do not know what we cati-em-
Pley'svith niore certainty. of sucrose', where a power;
fel alterative is required.".. ' ••• ;. •
5. ran - Lime; of Nen,
had diftlful ulcers on his-legs, caused by the•abuse
of mercury, or mercurial disease, which „„e•rcw.inore .
and more aggravated - for-'years, in • spite of , every
remedy or treatment that•could be applied, util the
persevering ;age of ATSIt'S SARSAPARILLA relieved
• hint. Few-cases can be found 'more inveterate-and,
dlstresting. than .this; . and' it • took several Jicizen'
bottleffto cureldm •••• • . •
teueorrliqm,',Virldtee, Pernftle Weakness, -
are, generally prodneed by internal S.:crept/ma
ceration, anal:re very often cared by the:alterative
tfieet. of this .SAIISAPAIttLI...., - . Some cases - require,
however, in aid of the SARSAPARILLA, the skilful
'application of local. remedies. • •
From • the - well-known widely-eelebrated Dr
Jaebb Morrill,' of ciircinnati. ' • •
A. I have found your SARSAPARILLA an excellent
alterative' in diseases of; females. - 3lrmy cases of
Irregularity, Leueorrhfea,"lnternal - Ulceration, and
loon{ debility . arising. from the scrofulous diathesis,
have yielthst to. it, and there are few that do not,
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment,"
A. , unwiffing to, alibis the publication of her',
' • ' name, Writes: 't •
My. daughter and myself have been. cured. of a
.very debilitatirm , Leneorrhcea of. bang - Standing, by
tiro bottles of your SansAriAffit.La." .. •
•
Itheureatista,gout . ; Liver Complaint; Dys
pepsia;:•lleatt Disease, Neuralgia;• • -
when caused by Scrofula in • the • systeni, are rapidly
eared by•this,Err. SARSAPARILLA,- • • •
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• AYER'S
CA.THARTIO PILLS
, -
posdess • so ,mank advantages over, the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtue's are so univerially known, that we need
not de morthan to• assure the•public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, arid thatthey.may beslepended on
to do all that they . have ever done.
Prepared .by J. C. AYER; 'M. D., & •Cci.,'
Lowell r ldass., and sold by., •
J.U.Soil, and byall the drag
ge to in Pottsville : also b; all dealers in miiditineeve:
ryirh(!re.
•Ju1y.1:43,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills
Tts Symptoms, Cause , and Cure,
i r11 .,4-hiiii - rcep;e o Its name .from a constant nan
'. 'sea or sickness at the'stOntutch, .which attends the
pain in the head.. This headache le apt to' hegitt.tntha
•tri'ornitiu,on waking frorri a•dkp sleep, and when some
Irregnlarity .
of diet'has been eoramitted ihe day be!.
fore,.or sometiatea kir several days precious.. At first
thOrels a distCessirktly oppressive feeling in the head.
wtdch gratinallY.merges . inni a. severe heavy pain in the
temples, frequently - attended by a-sduse of, fullness and
tenderneis in one eye, and extending. across the fore
. head. . ThereiS rtnpleniant.ta . ste in the
mouth; an olTenslie breath, ..and the • torktue covered
With a itdioWiih•white fur. 'The . srifferer desires to be
alone 111.11 dal k• rdlitn. •AS soon as the 'patient feels The
fulness in the head and pairi:in ale tetnples,:take a large
dose of Schenck's Mandrake ..Pills, and' in Sti . noor or
teo they will feel as well nsever. This has • been tried
by thotisands,.and laalwaYe sure to cure,. andinskid
Of •the sick • headae.he*oundng 'On. every week or tin
.days.. they. wilinut be troubled with It once in . three
, . ,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are composed of number
of roots besides . . ruclophinin, or concentrated Igandraim,
all of whichlandM•relii the secretions -of the liter,
and..act more prompt than blue pills' or Mercury, with-
Oat leaving any 'dangerous effects., :In - a hilious person
they wilfshow themselves bx the stools. • - They will
expel worms, mum, bile and all .morbid matter from
, the sick headache, ir they arc taken as . di
rected above, fe fell dose as soon -as' they feel the drat
symptoms of-tvpr..4theick yat-ipd hits alreeted
agents.to return the motley If they . do not give perfect,'
, •
satisfaction. ' . • • • - •
it.a parent' been. compellcd•to ally; ont late at
drink ton'roncti. wine; by tidring - a.dose - of
pips:ongoing 'to bed,' next Morning he, will feel as
thougk.hehad.not drank adrop, unless he forgets.to go
to bed :at all.. • : . •
They only cost 2 cents a: hoz:
Whoeier theta will niver use.any other. They
are worth a dollar W a 'sick . man for every gent they
. .
Don't ferget. the narae- 7 -Snuenai's
• Si . , ir who] CBal e and retail at. Dr:-.Schench.'s Principal
tOfllre;-.No. 15 North Sixth street; Tiiiladelphia; and by
Druggikenupitorekeepetszetlerally. :
.-. . . .
Trice for Pulmonic Syrup.. Seiweed Tenic, each $1 50
.
per bottle. $7 50 the• half dozen, - .or' two bottles of
Syrup and one of Virile, .far - $3 75. ... .- • . .
Dr. Schenck will be at his otlice.No. 15 North Sixth
Street. Philadelphia. every Saturday to'''see , patients.-
I.le makes no chargé for &dila, but .for &Thorough ex
ttlainatiOti of the bulge twith Lie ißespfrometer, he -
charges $3.
.. ~ ,*- ..• - : i Afareli 1i,.45.---1.1.: '
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- SAIAIVIAI`4DER SAFES;
- • .. - AocOnd. St.;
Atinortimeslo the.breommuntty of this •
ir
and the adjoinincbanties , -that mannfie. ' i•
tares SALAMANDER. SAFES of all , sizesund l,
kinds; Warranted ..11rii. - procicwhich,• in pohit'of
'workmanship andiinkdk will "compare' with' those
tallied from, ant other estatilishment in the - oinntry.—'
He always keeps safes On hand for sale, and will make
theminy siza7 orikmking , and. other Pithlie Inititn
lien% • awcheap4 if tukt - c.beapet than they Can be obtained
from abroad. .
He literitoßenlandnHaiwciod, Cleorgomitit, Mies.
:Cooch and A. Henderson, of-thla Borough. who have
1 0 1 1/Ike In use:. : •• - • (Aim ••
• ;* . v
tr;
24 ' 44 41. itt:.ll6mON.4:lle*44ors•
Scald Hcacl,.Soie Eyes
SICK OE9.DACUE,
Encourage: /tomb pla
nufncpiriis.
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CHAIOES'
RAILROADS;;
LPIIIA 112 : 1061 /W R4El*
• , bow Pftiladglptakvoto Pcitts
vale and =, os
toodlorra . kurdaY , ; - Souldse - ana / 1 -andaY+
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Er m Astinurzwrilt..HA.
WiIaTTAR',' , II3 . 3I3ANCI:7!INCENT:
• . . . .
On acid d 'thee - MON. DAT; ..lane 26th. ISM .- „Psa:-
Sanger; Trains "will leave.. Ashland at 6 •101. A.: M..
ccsmecting at Schuylkill Raven *Rh Heading Rail
road trains for 'Philadelphia.' Harrisburg. Heading, .te ,
and af3:0.5..X.,M, for heltuylltilr Maven and interme
:Trains forrAshiand.lieare,icknaylkill Haven 6.10 A;
M littd 1.1.20 P. M., stopping at all principal stations.
Fare from Ashland to. Philadelphia; $ 3 ' 95 ; toBald"
ing.st ;to Schuythlll Maven &5; cents..
larA.ll the above trains make connection at West
wood With stages to and from PottiVille. ' •
WOOTTEN; Supt.
1-tf
Cramioa, Jan. I, '65.
paricAutiaritut. & READING
SRAM, 4 7gi•i i
Summer Arrangement, July 10, 1865.
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.• DOWN PASSL'NGZR TILES.. • '- • .
. • • Leaffle Portsville„daily„ .Cexcept.Sandays) at 8.15,, A.
IL: and 2.35, P. M.,.—Passing Readinzat.l.o.oo..A. •
and'4.2o, P. Arriving 'ln Philadelphia at MO:, r .-
AL. and at T.On . P. M: • . .. •• • •-•': • •
Ruth down trains connect at Reading with Trains for
Harrisbttrg and NeW.Yorlr.,,. and at Port. Clinton with
Catawiss' a Railroad Trainsfor Williarnappirt; Sc
••• I.IP .PASSENGER•TRALNS.
Leave Philadelphiai.daily; 'fexcept.Sundaysi at 8:00i.
A: IL. and 3.30,• P..*„ . Leave Reading at - 10.49, A. IL,
Leave Pottsville at LBO, 31.4 and Phrladelplita at
•
. • .
.--• X.X.BA,IsTON VALLEY. BRA3tCriEC;• •
Connects at Harrisburg with Passenger Trains 'Co and
from ,Pittsburg, Carlisle. Cbarnbershurg. •Lancaster.
Gettystirg,..Swibury,V,ilitawpcirt, Hlreora; York and
Baltimore: i;.,
Trahraleave Harrisburg at p.OO, A. 'IC Si:5:A,- M.;
and' for 'Pottsville, Philadelphia; New
York, Sastoa, 'etc.. and at 4,40, P. M., for
.Reading
only. Leave 'Reading :at 1.00 M.,,-10.45: M,.
and 1.50 and 6.00. P. . Sundays': Leave eadlog at
1.00 M.. and.Hartlabirrgat $.15 A,„111,.. •.
ng
Ttuub. tickets from Pottsville to York, • Bald
more, Alettysbug,.and all the principal points in the
lio'rth:Northweet.•and Canada , . Emigrant . Ticlrets'•to
same place at reduced fares. •• .• . .
• $0 lbs. nf baggage. allowed.each Passenger. '
tA.DLEY-P.AT4II OAD BETWEEN TA
/I-AQUA-AND POTTSVIT.T.V . ;
.
•Lea.vd Tainnipiti in T. A.-M., and `!:15, P. M. • -
Leave Ptittbville at 9, A.-.M.; tittd4.ls,. P. M.: •
.
" " - COMMUTATION TICKETS,' '
With 26 cpapous nttached, betwevri tiny ' o nts desired
or Raines and' Firms, : Fit .25 per cent. discou4,
• . Br' LkA GE • TICKETS,
Gond tar 4;001 miles, between all-points, .for• Families
iinOlFiritiri,•at ss3_'so.
.' • " •
• SEASON TICKETS, • • •
Good for Haf4er Only. between any' pbnits.,: at -Seduced.
rates, fora G, 9,0 r I.2.months. • ' .• •••
t'al7All tickets be purchased. before the-Trairt,
start. Higher fuses charge . d if paid lu the cars.:: ;- •
•• .•G. 9. NICQLLS, :
' . .• • General .Superintendent..
July'; G: . • ;• . - 27- : .••
tE . IIIGII *ALI:EY RAL41.11.0.A.p.143
:r -'
. Fail. rrangetnents.
. ON. AND AFTER MONDAY, Sept." 19th. - the Pas-,.
senger Trains - of the Lehigh Valley Railroaci.ComPany,
Company,
run as fsflows • . - ' • •
.. DOWN DR EASTWARD TRAINS. • .• '
STiiross: . • . • No. 5; No. 3. No. .1..
White' Haven -
Tannery.... . ..... ..... •• . 9.04,
-Hickory Rtm..........
Mad Rua • - • „ 0 .52 •• 0.27
Rockport. - ' - ' 302 '...• 9:35 •
Drake's Creek . • - ' . 309 .9.46 . •
Stony Creek' ' • 9.03 •
,TeanesVille • - ' 2.00
Beaver Meadow . . • ' 2.20 - • •
-teazle-Cieek Bridge • 2.50. • .. •• • .
Weatherly •
• 3.20 •
. . .
INLVDCII.CIIENK .- ' .• . 50 , 10.40 , 4.20
Lehighten . 4 00. - 10,51) 4,40
'Perryville •
:Lehigh Gar.' 4'21 5.01
Slntingtou • • •
.4 27. - .11.13 5.07
'Rock. Dale .4 38 5,17
• Lauryq • . - 5.27
:White hall 455. 5.3.1
.Coplay• . • . • .4.59 11.15 : • 5.38
Ilokrodauqua • • 5.03 " '
Catasatiqua •. • . • • 5.07 '11.43 546
• Allirotown Parttime • 5.15' • • ;5.54
-. .5.20 -11.51 6.00
'Bethlehem ' ••• • 5 . 3 - 1. 12.13 • 6.15
„Erettimuisburg . • • 't.47 12.21 • 6:23
Lime Ridge' • 553 ' 12.2$ 6.29 -
'-Easton, (arrive) " • • 6.10 12.45 . - 6:44
• • CP OR WESTWARD TRAINS. '..
SraTtoks: No: 8., 6. I No. 7. •No. 1. ',No. 4.
Leave • • A. M., • P.,AL: P. M. A. M. -P. M.
• Easton • • - 9 30 • 3.25 „ 7.40 '11.42 -10.03
Lime Ridge .. • 3.42 7.58 ,
.• . • . •
Freemarisburg...9.so ' • • • • •
• Bethlehem - 10.00 • - 4,60 • 8.15' , 12,13 10.04
12
• A11ent0wn.......10. • 4.15, 8.30. 12.23" - 10.43
, Allentm Furn'tte ' 4,29. - 8.34 ' . • •
Catasauqua......lo.2s . 4.28 .' 4.42
Ilokentlauqua...lo.3o 4.33 5.41 , •4
Coplay ".10.34 . 4.3 S .". 8.51. •
White Hall. .. .. 10.30 • • 4.43 81t.si • - 3 • . e
Lanry's 10.46
. 9.04
Rock Dale. -10.56 5.00 • ' 9.14
• Slatington '11.07 . 5.12 .. :9.25 . • '• • 14.
'Lehigh Gap......11.13'..5.18 9.31 • . • - Si •
Perryville, • 11.28 ~` 5133: -
_9:45 • = • . ,
• Lehighton • -; 11.34 . 5.39. 9.50 • •
.ISlaucir.Chunk..ll.4s 6.90 10.00
' Penn 11ayeu....12.15 • • • . .
Weatherly- 49' ' • :
..Mule Cr. Bridgel2.so .• .
-Beaver Meadow. 1.10 . • • •.' • . • -• , •
tleancsville ..... 1,30 • • - .
•Stony . 6.35 . •
Drake's. Creek.. 12.29 • 6.46 • . • . .
~E.0pkp0rt,........1.2,36. 5.14 .• • '-
• Mud Run : 12.46 7.05 ,• • . • .
. liickory Rim... 12.53 • 7.13 • .. • • •
24
At White
Tannery::..-; .t,lO 12 •. : . , ".* ..•
• • CONNECTIONS : '
' • . CENTRAL:IL ILL orD tikl4 , JERSEY.. .
-
All Up. and Down trains connect with - the trains of the
Central Railroad of 7 , .;ewJeNey to and front New York.
All.Onwn Traius and Up Trains.Nos..7 and 8 connect
the Trains •of the N. P. R.l-1.- for Stations above,
Bethlehem.: Don Train N 6. 5 and Up. Trains NQS. 2
and 6 for Stations below Bethlehent.. ' .: • ' .
trains connect with the trains of.the East Peniisyl
vania jtaitrolid; except pervn' Train: 11(4,1 . . and Up Train
29.1) eow
• BELVIDERE DELAWARE RALUOAII.
Down tritina,NlJS. I and a and tip ',Trains Nos.-6. and
donneet..With Trail:m.of: the Belvidere Dalaware.
rea4.-
. - .
CATAWISS.i.; ANT) QrAKARE BAILMIADS. •..
Down Trains Nos: '1 anti 1$ and Qp Trains: NOR. 6 and
cjik - neet with the Trains Of the' Cutawiesa: ang..qa!t-
. DoWn Trains Nos:3 and 5 and 'lip Traid
_Na: 8 con
heel with the Trains of ,the Hazleton Raiload. • •
• Down Train's Nos. $ and hand lip Traitts . No.. 6 and
➢ will .conneet•with the . Trains to and truni, kesbarre,
' - :• 'HUBERT H. SAYRE. •••
• ...Superintendent and Engineer li. V. R R. •
Sept:•ls, '64. • •
•
"AMERICAN HOU SE,"
PoTrrs VI LLE,
sciarriatua. COUNTY, PENNA.;
U. S.IIIWOOIIIIII, Pr9prietor.
. .
.. This "'louse" having- been closed' for the past four
years, has been re•opened in inch-style A , will in every
particular meet the wants. of the , public. Tne latest
and Most dei'artible improvement-Shave been introduced
'in every department.: Large and spacious Balls; beau
tiful_Parliirs; Sitting Roam.. Private BuidriMs• Room.
and all. - the conveniences' nd .requirenients . .for
close trade. - Chambers With uninterrupted ventilation, -
each handsomely furnished With sold walnut: superior
hair- mattraases 'and-Tutkers hair,roled springs -Baths:.
.Bars. Billiards - , •&c. Each have .their respective de-.
partinentsfurniShed in good taste. - Large and conve
nient stabling' is.•connected with tht • house Under •the
ownership of „Messrs L - Brown
,and - Jack.....Lever 0.
whoSe names are sufficient to guarantee, that no neg
feetwill. he allowed in that department; .1n 'fact,
nothing has been spared to make "The 4.mericati‘f the
House. pf. Schilylkill County, - . The' lessee. -having an
• experience of some- fifteen Years in :public' buianes.s,.
during which: time having been : Paiprietrir• of '-The
Arch'Street, Philadelphia; also "Ephrata Mt.:
Springs," Lancaster Co., Pit., and both in operation at
the samo time,' hill give -at - least _some' assurance of
competency. to'Cater for the public taste. .
NORTH-WESTERN HOUSE,
. .
. . . .
Centie iSti; Potpiiltle; Pa.
riIUE undersigned . would respectfully inform. his'
friende And the public In general. thathe has taken.
the well-known kfNorthrWesternr Rouse," recently oc
eupied by Mr Daniel Rill; i n the'Bor,
ough orPottsville, •and will devote v. -
his whole - time 'and attention to mak- • E T . 73 - 7
ing ' his &este comfortable. The
i
house is large.and - commodious.
!fable:will he supplied with the best pro Visions the'
ntarket.aliords, and his Bar-will be stocked with the
Choicest Liquors. Them. are 'exCellent and extensive
Stables and Sheds; and 2 large ,
-"yards • for Drovers, un
der the superintendence of a good and reliable Hostler.'
connected with the Hotel. He therefore • respectfully
solicits n'air share or the public nationage: . •
.. WILLIAM-STERNER..
UNION HOTEL, "
. . (late K.X.CIIANGE HOTEL,) '7l
CENTRE ST.,,POI'TSVILLA s r fr .
' JAWS LINDEIORTTII;Pywr. -
4."'M " '
.
-WASIIINGTON:IIOUSE - . , : -. ---- -
.. . _ , ,_,..,,,_--,,,:.
llllnersville • Selhuvllilll Co.; -PO:. -•- wi' —
..tIR.• 8. IMRE': Proprietor, '• • ._.
~. . . . . ,
Vitolit prepare 4 "v . ) entertain travelers and, kuesV, and
every attention paid to their comfort: He reSpectfully
invites till to give himit call.. • [April 'l2; 'O.-16-Sm
LAU .. il; :RE LIG & -Co.;
UNION
•
• -
•• • :•• . 'READING,: PE . N.NaYINANIA;r; •:* . •
. • -
113Aufactarers of - Polished,: JO Char
:,,conk Common Pihiet and Coal Schulte
• -• ...• ;iron -••ALI: sizr.tc.. • . • .
loaro . • 33.3ff0.. •-.
. .
ESTE XPTjf COTTAGE. ORGANS
, .
Are net:only unexcelled, butthey are-absolutely un.•
equalled by any,other.Tteedlnstrument to the country-
Designed orpo...tsly for Churches and. Schools, they are
Ruud ,toiesitadaptedl adapted .the.,s4utor and
room.-_ eonl7
- PEULAWA:I
'...A.Ista:BRADBURYI3 PIANOS. and - et:compl eta
asseetteene kbee.r&REECT.,MBIAMIIikett,•. , , ,
. . •64. • . :
fIOTELS.
1.442 - N. -WORKS;
FERTILIZERS:
.-AgriciT4t . ikaro,liOrtiOil'o6 . !s: , . - ..
C11ii.4.*:.',--te.***l*..l,-*1:10i..,
• . . . .
. .
- THE Fertilizer* prepared by the.Agii cultinal Chem
ical Co.; Ca Company chartered by.tbe Legislature: - Of
:Pennsylvania ,nith ...4 capital of $1,50,v00,) .taic. 'matt
'Prthred.in pm:l4;e to be the- cheapest: _mnat . proiltAbie
- eindtt.; for the Farmer,: Gardener and Frait-grovier,
o f. ail . comma:mien fnapoTefr now fdreredin nnSmaariget•
71:Le, cmaapauy.s lyit s e,mlmscea the following:
11131FLETTE Fertiliser lieorcipoi.ed
i of. night soil id)d the fer ,
Anteing elements 'of arine,..tombined: cheinically told
mechanically with other xalnable.fertilizint tugents.and,
It fs reduced ..to a - pnliernieut ei:indition: ready for
immediate' use, and withqut loss of, its • highly , nitroge
alone fertilizingproperties. L •• •
••Its universal'applicability , to all., crops std. soils, and.
-italurabilitY and active qualities, are well lthiwn to
be all that.agticulturiets can desire. , . - • .
. . .
.. .. .. .
_
CHEMICAL.` .COMPOST..FeTtir
iZer 113' largely '" compose d of animal. matter, ' 94;Ch ' 'as
meat, bone. H.ll, leather, r and wool. together with
chemicals and inorganic ..fe tiliiers, which. detompooe
l e
the mass, and. retain the nit °gowns elements.. -
It is a very valuable Patti et- for field crops gener
ally. and especially for pots -s, and , garden purposes.
Its excellent qualities, strength and eheapneaS, have
made it very popular with all, who have used it:'- " ' .
. .
.COMPOSITE -FERTILIZER;
THLS highly phoSphatic fertilizer is. particrilarly,
adapted for the 'cultivation of trees; fruits.. lawns and
Bowers. It Will promote a very vigorous and healthy
growth of wood • and fruit, and largely increase the.
'quantity. 111.4..i.ierfeet. • the maturity: of • the frult.-
For Mit-house and household plants arid dowers, it.
will ; be found an ipdh•pensable article to Secure their
greatest •perfection: . will' prevent and cure secure,
conditions of the peach andgrupe, and it excellent for
griw4 and .
It is compoied.of such elementa wi make itrulaptdd
to the growth of all kinds of 'crops Mall kinds piscine.
• The formula or Method of combining its constituent
fertilizing ingredients have received the highest apprci . 7
vainf,emnient chemists anti scientific
PHOSPHATE: OF . 'ltrittrE,PA e
.
cultural ettetnical Company, manufacture a•Phoophate
ot Lime in'acecirdance with *mew: and valuable form**
by, which A very. superior article is ppiduced, so as to
be afforded at:a:_le-t! Mice than' other mannfacturere'
charge - . PIAC4CII teats have proved that its vulue.'ita
a fertilikerjaequai to the beat Phosphate.' Or Lime in
the marker. .
- •• • • • .'
• . . . • .. •
.. _
..I„TERIIfiI C ABll. All ()raids of .a.Ton or more.. -
will ..he 'delivered -at... the Railrpad Stations and the
Wearves of Shipment; free'of .outr,kge. '. Cartage will
he :charged on all orders of a barrels or less. ••• . ...
One dollar per . Ton - allowance.:
. lor cartage , will lie
made.on all sales delivered at the Wdrics of the Com=
fairy: on" Omni Wlirf, ::* ' . • '-" - - . ' •
AGitleu!-TuriAL CHEMICAL COMPANY'S WORKS
• , ' •• - Al' CA:isi. %URI, ON ilia DELAViIItE.
.. -. . Office - 413i Arch Si., Phiiodelpiiirr', - .Pd. • ,
..- R: K. PITTS; Genena:_kgent.
. .. . . .
The .Cci . nipaurs Plutipblet Clrcnlar.• embi - acing full
directions for using theubove Fertilizers, sent by matt,
ree, Ntien ceriuttsted.•• : • March . l.l, .eir ! .--1(t-Gut .- . , •
ALLEN &. NEEDLES'
InipiitovED
s.UPPI-PHosniATE: OF :.411VIZ
4tan . ufactured ONLY by them at
.their
AGRICULTURAL WORKS
,
. • • .PIIILADEIG . PHIA. • •
We gireAhe as , edrance to the public, that none 'will
biaolrl.-or oirertal. fur eale by-us but. . . • •
OUR OWN . MANUF . AOTURE•
..•
Packed In New Bags, lbs. each:
Px..ipei'.sso - 'pei 000-.1b8;. (2,' , Ots: .. p)i . lb,.
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
IMPROVED
10...IERTILIZE;13; 1
,
• We desire "to impress upon farmers and deiers, that:
we make no consealuint.of, its .principal Componeute,
. . .. . .
. .
. - . . . . .. .. . .
kniinor Matter. Hair, :Wool, Acid,- and'
.... . . Finely Ground'ißoaleii. '
. .. ' -
' Every day brings us additional-evidences of the 'su
perior excellence of fide actiele. Thoee Who has . e used
it for . nearly edin.yearS know its good qualities and: : '
•
is the beit prof can have as to its valpe. •
"Packed in Neriv 80;g5,.-1.30 each.
.
rem, - $35. - per : - .20p0 lbs., (1 Oti., per lb.)
•
:.-or..A..trOedisccititit. allowed tWdealere. • - •
Al & NIIEDIES
42 S. Delaware Avenue - arid 41 S. Water St.:. (First
„Store above-chestnut.) .
Wo . eell no articlei but sUcla . us 'Farely reconi
'mend. . . [July.ls, •`65-; 28-3nt
TO . FA2MF.RS AND DEALERS.
MORO
SUPI I II-PIiOSPHATE OF LIE
For. Sale at. Matiufacturer!s Depots:
50..2; North Front Streit,- Philadelphia,
1•£ lifiwity's Wharf, Baltiniore.
. .
Pecinit the undersigned to correct' and" remove the
impresaion Farmers hate that tini.article now sold as
-"ALLEN St : NEEDLES' SUPEWPITOSPIIATE;" iS the .
Same its the well-known - 7— MOR - PHILLIPS . ' GENu-
INE IMPROVED SUP.I3R.PIIGSPIIATE;"":, formerly
sold hy-Allen & Needles. I was not aware until recent.
ly; hat my - Super-Phospliate, of which Lam and always
have teen the sole Proprietor. usWell as ManufaCturer,
was sold iii any locality as & Needles."
•• & Needles' were dealers, who bought and sold ,
my Superphosphate as others buy and sell.. • ,
'SinCe I Commenced the manufacture-of my Genuine
-Improved Super-Phosphate of Liat4. L. leave manufac
tured it of the same .inaterial. the '4,Siinittrer.o Guano."
'of which I have the sole ,Control.. -The' iiitere4 which I
hold-in the Island Is Stich that no other-inanufacturer in
;the . United States can obtain
. the same Material,- anti
without that-same' material the same article -cannot he.
produced. • Let it be distinetly:understood that
.I haVe
.ho'sgents who are authorized. to test their own. names
on the packatte. li - yon' would obtain the long tried and
reliable article of my manufacture, yoti must purchase
of thrise who'Sell with my.itane on only. : It is to-your
own interest • to he appriSed of-the foregoing Statement,
. Metisrs.- - Allen S. Needles never Manufactured Seeped
'Phosphate to 'My knowledge. Before they sold 'my ar
ticle; they sold: the' manufacture of" Messrs,' Potts
Klett. They now say they
: manufacture their own...be
cause ottlee many diflimlties they' had' when - other par
titilsmainifactured for them. Whatever diffiCulties they
may have had with Potts do not - know, but. I
know they n e ver had any difficultywith. Me. Itilfay,
1%2. Messrs. Allen & 'Needles 'called :-on me to : pier
: chase Moral Phillips'. Super-Phosphate. 1 Contracted
with:them to, supply a-c e rtain number •of tons tier an
- num at a'sPeellied price, which I did tiatil laSt'Fall'--; I
then refused to supply thein with any more 11'1'6s-they
yornd remov e their Haines from the stencil, which they
consented to They sold wliat I supplied last - Pall
Without their nairietittached to it. . • .
.
• The srlicle they sell Ihie. year maybe. t; • good as'
ming,•but I wish the public to IrtioW that it is not made.
frog' the - same material as the Phosbhate they sold for
the last three. years. called- MORO . .PHILLIPS'fc..siti-
IIsikIMPRO'VED EUPER.PIiOSI'IIATE.I)I O LIME.
• • .Resiiectfullyyotfriv. • '- • • 'z•
• 3101K0
.. Philadelphia, Aikt,•'. 1 . 1.1 t; 1.51;5„, ' . •
3E3 TJ 4ar. 1-3 C
MR., _A. - C.AT 0 ST -.F.,
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
:B A-TLT.O-'.11:4.5.Q.-11-..51;
MANI`FACITRESS AND rttorrarross. . .
Store NO. 20 South Delaware Avenue, Phila.
. . .
• . 1.. • 'Reidiacii . oza in PAciei • -
~. . ..
.•
After this date, June .12th. the price of pAtfray.s
itA.W.BONE PHOSPHATE Will be reduced to S,GO per
2000 the. (.1 cents per pound) packed in good Nies 'and
barrels. and delivered free ot.portentge to any wharf or
depot in this city:'. - - .
SCrid in'thc - OrdTros, Early
. . . . .
. . .
. ' 'Already the indications point to a very heavy krade.lit
oar irtiefelor the: tall season. and although. A.d - . , have
immense facilities for meeting a large' demand With a'
-mpt.sapply;
_use ivcitild strongly advise Partners and
DeDalers in' ivens theit orders as early as pstsible: - .*
•
• ...
Baukles P4limpfinte • •
..„.
liasnew been before.. the . AOictiltuird Comiroinity for
many rears under. ONE. NAME and ONE PROPRIE
TORSIIIF. and needs' no further coniniendation than.
that accorded` to it :everywhere, in the continned and
surcessful'use by pr.:laical - and discriminating Farmers.
Manufactured only by . • .
• . nAuta[ zki SONS, •
• . ':'• . No. 20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
111rWe recomMend Farmeni :to :purchase of their
nearest Agricultural Dealer. - •
. .
J. C. BRIGHT.k CO. Agents, -:,•
Juned:24; , G 5 25-3m] . . Ashland, Sehuilkill.CO.,* Pa.
CAUTION: 10:: ':FARMERS;
Whereas, certain indiviclaals who cap ttiemeelYes my
Agent!s- far the sale of : - • . • •
Ct it P . P . 1;1 . 4 S
• GENUINE IMPROVED...•
.
ERTHOSPRA.T.E .- OF .LIME
.
go
tuninigst the Folklore, -Offering . the came. at
much bele* mrestublisid Philadelphia and- Baltimere
Retail. Price,.l hereby giye "notice that .j have no . Ageuta•
to hawk my-articles about, . It is snld at my Dflice.aud
•No..27Tiortla Front lit., rhiladrlishia; • .
•. AND AT AIY:BRANCEI lIOtTSE • •
NO . . 14 11Ciivley . , n Witniri;
. , . .
•It is•also 'sold by responsible dealers 'in all parts of.
the country...• I make no consignments but sell at my
wholesale•price to licensed. - deahas.. and, at my retail
price to cousamere.. My price ie uniform to all. 'Sixty
dollars per ton in -Philadelphia. and - Sixty :Dollars per
ton in Baltimore i Three. Dollars! per ton for •freight.
Sc., added to the • Baltimore -price.. Dealers . are .: not
permitted to overcharge the Punne . r, but. to be' Kali
-tied with a reasonable 'profit: - Mid to • sell foi.no leas
than - my retail price et.Philadelphia,' and no more than.
.my retail price in naltiinorm - - ~
• I do thir , for the protection of the Farmer,- that my
article not fall. in the hands of irresponsible
parties to undersell:and adulterate. .. - •
Farmers will find it, to their interest to . , deal 'only'
with responsible parties,:-lind allow them to- make a
lairprellt, as no man. .honest or - -otheiwise;..will work
for nothing. . ' . ~11espectfulli- y ours: . • • . .•
- - . .
. ~
.. .. . - .Id 110 , PHILLIPS,
. -- • - .Angnst 19, .65.: - -• (Jam 28,• -, .65-4-1y) ..-: s& - r .. . - ...
.
nia
•.. • •
. • • - Also Western de . ' - • . .
. ALLEN . ' & NF : ,EDLES- '.
. • Visirendieß,_ • • • . . .
coxruira ray: . itAXL7ACITEE . 07 TliEllt .•' .- ' •. •
• •
IMPItOVEII- .- --- • . ••• Fish ' • • '. "
. . .
•• • • - .: .-. :. • . .. . mrlinri ll a it i a l 'lLadiell Twist
SUPER-P.HOSPHATE: 01.....1.1ME ...
F.. - cukliriNG Ton.tcco - ar.e. it--c
1 Vi'h l • ' . l
nd Retail by -• ' . " : 41 '..
G-ÜbTAt WOLTJEN, ' . -
-Aid assure ' the Pu bl ic that. ' , Perm will :.be sold or. Centre St.. next. dctoeto the Union. Hotel,, - Pottsville
, •-• .. • OFFERED FOR OALE ,• : -••••.--
• •.7 . : - ' - . ..:
-. • 161FLEA.P .. PASSAGE -
4fil .
THEM"CON:: itANITFACTURE - 'AT BRITAIN 'AND ''- : .., . . - TAPSCOTT BROTHERS & W.'S • '
.. . , .. . ,
No, 43 SOUTH DELAWARE AvENUE,i . Eaticration find ,Foreign Bxchange., (Mice. 86 South
. . -
•Philadelphia.. .. - .` - Drafts ori. egland, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. •
-• , Nay 27, •125, 'a ~..... i :if: ~'. f .1 .- .,..? - - .; ..:1 -,' - ,lra raz . ~. • Tapscotra .favorlte ~Bile, et - lAverpool Packets sails
- • • • `- • s • • ''' .-
every three &IS. r• , , . -
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_. i • ~ - . - - r.... , ~,, .. _ X liiie.'of ..tondtfif t'ficlielsasils every ten days.. .
•./. 4 iiii: avid:: iikirer. Wasiiiieiß.4A . :Aciittne as- 1 '''AlibbYtitialiistillierillitigiteekly. -., - • •
: . I.9E...horrttient 0fi.0014 bitavglish hitent Le, 11- -'-illgrlairtlivy wislitnai • to. adiiii.for:thelr ..frien&a . or te
*era anraziterimiNatches—the, • t In•ttre . .,
~-„world-:-:', - aatmoney to the Orm•Oothreif.- r. Can do so at the:low,
for salkat low prim by • JOSEPH DITHER, • J
~ .
.',-. 1 iest rattwiby_applyik to . . ISTRANOE N. PALMEII. • •
.. 441:11-5ii'f8thmi-ile - e - - 4. -- '. ' W 41 atektiff#4.imener.. ' • Jurie 10, '66..--1134ut .. . - -.' - PoUisvillo.
PUBLICi: - , - ' SALE.
if.*? ? ll., LEP it-,P,ARTIT
. • • .
• •
- - -
lathe ColiirtorCouranou Mess 'St .1
hilt.Cfnity.;
. . .
WILLOUQIIBY V,. H. 111811 pa. Majberry 11. 11
a lubatic.by hie coinmitten,Biontiel Hauctr.dtteohSchol-'.
letiberger. and Hannahhie wife, in tight of maid
Hannah Y. 11: High, norate .Wrtolette,'
',Jacob L. Etat and Anna his wife. in Tied afraid Anna.
Mira a Cleater,,C,hester.Cleaver,S , minor under the Age
of...fourteen` yearn.. bf 'her. guardian, Solomon Yoder,'
Anna C. Cleaver. a' minor under the age of, fourteen
-years, by her guardian, Solomon YOder, Anna C. Cleav.
er; a minor wider the age; of fourteen. Tears. by. her
gaardia' tt. ' 'Solomon, :Yoder. ' Amanda, 'Cleave.r. a minor
under theageeif fruirteen years, by ter 'guardian, Sol
omon : Yoder. - Thomas H.: .Witheci -Bard, Patterson.
lanar,'W. Hughes and Mary Meta. •
Sept. T. 1365. • - •
By virtue of an order of sale made in the elves staled
• action'of Partition, and to me directed, there will' bo
exposed to sale'or public ifindae, oti • • -
.
• tiatur4lty,..Bepeember .2, -1865,
at 10 cecleek.itt the: foranixna,,nt,..the Court House, in •
the Borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill Cotinty. the
lowirrt-prernises, to Wit: • • •
AU [lateen:sin tract or parcel of land. adjoining the
liartman tract,' situate in the Township of Foster.
County . of Schuylkill; and State of i'enusyl Tanta, being
pait of tract: surveyed in the name of. John Schell,
- which part is botinded and described as follows r
Bngin
ningat a large yellow pine,.a corner of land surveyed in
the name of Thomais 'Reed ; thence: by the same' -.land
sontlf six and *leaner degrees easi: seventy-twb per.
idles and dee-tenths of .a perch to heap of. stones . ;
thence by land sciit•eyed in the name of Peter'Knabb,
and by thhother pait of-the said Schell, tract. south
sev
enty degrees and a quarter west, one Mindred and siz .
perches and six-tenths of 'a perch to a post; thence ny
land" surveyed in the name of Francis Annie, now
claimed by the Forest Improvement. Company. north
nineteen degrees and a half west, sixteen perches and
fourtenths ot a perch to a pine: thence by land sm.
veyed to John Hartman. south. sixty-six degrees and
three-quarters east. twelve perches and, one-tentof a
rierch'to a pine north seventy-two' degrees' and one- .
half sast,Atiirty-one perches and live-tenths ill a perch
to a heap of. 'stones, formerly a_ pine': north twenty
seven, degrees and 'three-quarters east, thirty-trap per.-
. ches and seven-tenths of a perch to stones at fallen
pine, and north, two degrees and one-half east, ninety
nine perches and four-tenths of a perch to a yellow
pine ; thence by the, aforesaid land. surveyed in the
name of-Thomas Reed- south forty-six degrees east,
flftyrthree perches and four-tenths of a perch to 'the
place of beginning, containing thirty-one acres and
fourteen perches, strict meaWare.
Coiuwou Pleas of:Afrbittrl.
. -
kilT;Costulty r•
WILT:DUMMY V. R. HIGH.' c 4.. Mary Matz,- Fran.
Isaac Hughes; Charl e s A..Efeck-
Schi.r; Mayberry V. It. High, a lunatic. by his commit
tee, Samuel Hauck...lac:oh Schidleubetl.,Tr and Hannah
V. his wife in right of said Hannah Anna
V.ll. High. Horace Bertolette, Jacob L.' Ebst, and
Anha,,his wife, in right of said Anna, Hiram ,Cleaver,
.Chester Cleaver, a. minor. under the age of fourteen
years, by his guardian, Solomon Yoder, Anna C. Cleav
er, a minor :under: the age. offourteen years. by her
ginadian, Solomon Idder. and Amanda". Cleaver, a mi
nor-el:Mir. the age of fourteen .years, -by her guardian,'
Solomon Yoder . - ••.' • .
• •
By virtue of an orderof sale made In the abOvistated
action of Partl‘inn; and to sue directed, there will be
exposed tosale or public- vendee, on'• -
KillUid4, • September 2, -.1865..
at-IC wabick -in the forenoon. at; tlri,,Cutut iu the-
Borough of Pottsville., Schuylkill County, the lollowing
premises, to wit '- • • •, • • .
• All that Certain tract of parcel of land situate toirtly,
in• Foster and partly iii Cuss Township. Schnylkill
County, Pennsylvania...bounded and described as fol
lows • 'Beginning at a stone ; thence be surveyed land
,clairned 'by.The Forest Improvement COMMIE/1 . , n.wth
fifty-six degrees west, two hundred and-fourteen perch
es to a stone; thence.byland SiiirVeyed td Jacob Grant
sonyli -eighty-two degreeS west. • twelre perches to a,
stone.: south. - thirty-nine. degrees , west, one Itundrid
thirty perches to a stone. formerly spine thence by
land surveyed to Peter Knabb, south fifty-one degrees
eaSt. eighteen perches.tO a stone; south thirty-nine de--
greeS west: forty-three 'porches -to a' pine r north fifty
'degrees west, otie' hundred and thirteen perches to a.
, stone : uortli twenty, degrees west. sixty-two perches
to a ',trine thence by the other part of said tract, south
seventy degrees and a quarter west, eight perches to 'a
pOot ; thence by land .surveyed 'to - Francis Artilla. nOW
• claimed by the Forest. Improvement CouipanY., south
twenty degrees east, .one hundred 'and ninety-seven
porches and•six-tenths of a perch-tO a stone . • thence by
the dtllllli arid laud itirveyol in the name of 11enry
'
north :seventy-.degrees east. - one hundred "and forty
perchei t4i a stone ; thence'by land surve.yed in the minim
of AttgustuS Lavetiburg•and. claimed by the aforesaid
CoinpanY.- north thirty-four "degrees east, one hundred
and seventy-eight portico to the place. of beginning,
containing Two Hundred and Fifty-two Acres min tine
IlUndred and Forty-six Perches. with the allowance of
six pertrent:for roads, :12 . . the Same more or less,
with the appurtenthices,
- . - . HORAN.'Sliegig.
Sheriff's Office, Pottsville,. August lt,„l.SCs5. ,
. .Alonist . • -
h 1.1.11 I; I E.! SALK:O'f VALUABLE' REA I:
1 jEn'EAT It; - on nasuriinyi t§tiiltember
15,65, - on the Prom Farm rit mite
. in Washington Township. Schuylkill County, abont,9
Miles and about 3 mile- east'
Finegrove, near the - public road,' adjoining Mod - of
John Lengle,:-& - ilin Zimmeremn. Samuel Seitzini, , r'and
others, containing acreis, more, or less, of .wiitich 10
"arse:?ac-well covered with tiplber the remainder 'on,
.der-goOd feriews and-ida fine state of cultivation.;
, having thereon erected a goat .tWo story fnunen.
I. dwelling% hou ,- e, summer Noose, : a large
. Switzer harm - with two doors, pig sty, itucl other large.
ears outtioildin;s;ull in good repair.
ALSO. AJ . lood Orchard of a variety of choice fruit ;it
spring, of running water with stone - sprtng house, well
adapted for dairy purpo.es. The farm is laid out in
conyenient fields and under •good •fenees. The above
property i 4 worth the. attention - of buyers - Persons
wishing' to view said premises will - apply to Martin Mil—
ler, rti,:ideure on the farm: • •
SSile to commence at One o'clock:P. M., of said day, -
- when: attendance Will
k be.gwert and conditions of sale
neitlenown by, • . 'ARRAHAM MILLER..
July 29, !a, . ' ' 3U-it'
_ .. ..
I jilr61:141! SAIL F...0f VAIAL7A6I.E.TOWN
I LOTS. • ', ,' . . .
....
Will he soltCat the Augusta. Rotel at Pennsylvithia
Railr.untOOnmany's•Work - 9, •on SATURDAY. • the 9th
day .-of• SEPTEMBER. lout. a limited .number of.
'Town "Loud located in Cakes Addition to Sunbury-
Sale to ehmmence at.lo o'clock, ...A. 3L, wheu.the con
ditioni will be made knotim by
. .
.18nninirY:Alig D. L. BROWN; Agt.
Ajiagnificent Stock of late etyle Jewelry and
•SilverVare Very low, for eale by . •
. • JOS. DUERIt, Watchmaker Jeweller.
April S. . , .
40,000 Genuine , Iliarrn and 111uvrtthi
Vigrtis for sale at. F. lIAESELEW
nearly
. ,
opposita the:Morawr House, Pottsville - , Pa.
• . Aprll.ls qr., • - • • . . . 15-
. -
INDIA: ' 'MELTING nt Re
.ll.duced ante.:-,The Subscriber has ricAyed
India RiPther Belting, of all sizes at 25 per cent. reduc
tion oh the old.nites:. Also all kinds of Gum Packiiag
Gaskets. &c.. - at reduced rates. , :.. •B. BANS-AN.
Cll ERI C A N TC 11 ES. in gold and silver
ill cases ;. American Clocks, and Jewelry of all de
scriptions, can be obtained at the store of . . , •
• •• •. • , LEIMMERS, 'Agent,
• 'Sept. 10. '64—tf) Centre street. l'imtoyille.
EMI RCP'S PA TENT SEA TEN.--Just
. received Peirce's Patent Slates,. with , leaf for Odi=
ces Sod _Sciwols. .Also . 'Leaf Mentorainiems for the
poelnit. For sale at 13. 13.A.NNA.N'S, Centte.Stretit,
Pottsville,, Pa. . . .
. . .
A UNIQUE ARTICLE.-.. .
.. . •
. .
'Very neat Silver. Tobacco Boxes, a'capital: article for
holida2. - present=—for side cheap,. by !I.e.:GREEN,
W
.atchmaker and Jeweler, Centre Street Pottsville.
Deremtair.l2, .63 -.-. , .. . - , . .
LADIES , GOLD WATCHES: •
•-- •
. . .
A Fine stock of Ladies , Gold Watches. Chat-
.
tan•C'hains,:tiaal,..kc. - •IL C. GY-EEN,
. Watchmaker and Jeweler, Centre street, Pottsville.
DeCernber 12, '63 , , • ' , .
(11.,01ES eiCocKs:i • - •ct.4;rams
A lariie ittock.of eight' flay and_thirty hour clocks, In
every variety - of style, for sale cheap, by.
. • R. 0. GRREI , .T.
:*. Watchmaker anti Jos eler, Centre .Street, Pgueville
'Der:ember 12..1463 • • • - 511. •. -•
:MECCA LUBRICATING- OIL.
JsT RECEIVED n lot of GENUINE
Mecca Lubricating Oil—the best OIL in
the Market for 'Lubricating purposes—for rale whole
sale at manufacturers priees. by • B. BANNAN.
Also; Pure Winter Bleached Whale .011, - the qualify
of - which we warrant; : at..the lowest wholesale, New
Bedford • , . . • •
. .
(111111.11.14 T 31 AM PRESENTN—F [NE AS
SORTIIIIIENT OF MILNER ,WARE.•
- Such as, oyitter tureens, butter tlishes, cake baskets,
castofe, fruit dishes. iuugs, .t,c, Also, a well selected
Stock of silver kuives, forks; spoons. 'cake titive, pie
knives:, ladles, napkin rings,.and every article of table
-cutlery—for sale cheap,'lty .' C..GREEN;
Watchmaker and Jeweler, Centro Street., :Pottsville.
:December 12..63 "
•11)1LANOS .AND MELODEONS, from - the
11.- best manufacturers, and a gendral -
assortment of ekcellent Musical Instm
rnents„ are sold by the undersigned.— r j
Strings, Bridges and Screws for Violins,
can also'be furnished. instruments repaired at short
notice, and on reasonable terms. • .
Id. LEM:SEERS, Agent, -
Centre street. Pottsville.
Sept. IT, '64:-Ltfl
11...1ZA RIPS CEL . EBRAT.ED
'PO NV,D E -.The nhor , isigned; Agent for the
sale'of the shove vell-tried :dining . : Powder. would re
sp.ctfullyaunounce to his rinniemus friends. antrthe
Coal Operators generally, that he is now prepared to
fill all orders for POWDEJt at the'.shortest notice, and
hOpekby strict attention .to , business, to merit a share
of their patronage. • . • .
Office; Market Street,. 3 dal , s above Stieliter & Thomp
soles Store. . - . JOHN HARPER, Age..
July . • .2S-3m•
UP E 81011. VIN EGA 111.—The P nbeeriber 689
romrriericed the manufretare. of aSupeilor article of
vinegar at the corner of Railroad and Chilowhill streets..
ituthe Borough of Pottsville., where he is prepared to
furnish gracers a pure article, wholesale: . which he. will
Warrant to be mind: if nut superior to any article in the
market for pickling. table` use, and all imrpOsL.... for
which vinegar isneed, at the lowest Market prices. AU
we ask is for dealers to give nrra trial..
July 22, '65 . J.It:MYERS. •
. . .
NEW VASII PITORE:;•-4 ton opened at
the stand lately occupied by N.C. Morrison. Ceti
tre street, nearly opposita kfarket, a New Dry Goods,
Grocery and Provision - Store,' in. Avhich 'wilt be kept
constantly. on hand a . choice .stock of Goods in that
• line... Also, Queenswine;Flonr and Peed.
_,k.c. •
The Undersigned hopes by 'strict. attention to busi
ness; to receive a kitr.share w of the public patronage.
. ROBERTA. GLOVER. •
Pottsville; October 20.'04.' 44-ti -.
• DHEAP, GOOD ROOFING. •
ABOUT .THE' PRICE OF TIN
'WARREN'S ciENTTNE PEBBLE ROOFING...Ii 'no*
used more than anyother kind. It by. both Fire and
Water Proof, and will outlast two tin • roofsoYbile it
costs only about half the price of tin. 'This roofing ie
- put on by the subscribers. at short notice.
• • • .•
BANNAN. DaVßElllsr, , PottiWile:
It cannot be put ou roofs pitching over 4:lnches to
She foot.: It can be pat on flat, It necessary.
011 D VIRGINIA Plain Carndish"-
"- 'Sweet •• . '
cart: This is a better way than the- fi Ns
There arts alSo several
.ways of rak.74ln.,
With a horse-rake . without Cutting.
farmers, Proceed the same as When rakS
hay,' which leaVea a Strip beneath etu . •,I; . '
.row not separated: froth „the. ground
. w y;
tbmsr:grevi. This makes slow And barti s i k4
ing, - In order to make 'clean-antFtlanN
'work; others run s t he rake • gratittally in tol4
Unraked.Peas . unt . is:nearly full. ih et
horse is guided out,. and the petta . are lefl
the raked:grounj. • But . this is not so g u ,
a way. - 93,..fkrst to run the .:rake
field where the windwrows - are to h t •
clearing tracka,• silk 30, or 4il: feet Apart
and returning in the same place. • 'Fhis
- pares,astrip . of
. raked ground for each
*row. The standing - ;crop is thus Simply
into windrows with a-horse Take, (the.+4.4 ) .
en revolving rake is the beg); and till:, xi ;
be :found the most expeditious; thori ugh,
eitsy manner of gathering peas. The . 04
iks in thissliape:Sereraldays:---until it is
• ileiently•cured to snick or house. It ncia•o,
pitched upan the cart clireCtly from the lyi:t
rows,` and this is nsually -better than to - %,
- up heaps; which. tangles the -haulms, L . ri
Makes, subsequent handling laborious.
"ease Of hard rains it is 'Well, lo 7 turn
windrows to let those plants which Le a y,
matted down upon the ground have alyt:::
chance to dry. .
fells may be thrashed at. any time. ' 7 ".•
aro.fed •unthrashed to sheep:and hois t h a l
autumn and winter, to excellent
. adviatipi
and thethrasked straw it well eured y is p : i c ! . „:
freely by. all kinds of stock; and may
as freely as timothy seed.
cUred,''all_its value as fodder is diahli
• 11.16{NG AND. Wpm. •
Mitt some men are able to
a swath of:grain . as fast as it As cradled ; t.
perloriu.the Nvork : well; while other . I,it.?!
and stronger men, 'by'working hard, ev z .,
rake ,and bind' more than half as fa;t,
matter of cOmmouSobseriation. Why
so, is told in a teW words: They do
know how how to do it. It is not strength alun t
that enables a- Man .to. rake and bind gm
very fast. bat the. essentials - are skill au
-
quick: movements. rake swaths
handsome gravels or sheave's, having iscilut
buts, and not twiceas lOng as the strati.
quires a hand - -rake with long teeth. Jl.t:
Instead of. riding -a . { ravel over antl.:l:it:
lieep one foot and leg constantly agliest:! l
buts, and -move it along as the rake sit.l
the gravel. Always .keep the licad,
rake parallel with'the gravel; as this wil: r.
vent its running.out longer than the straw,
11'hen: a rake - with short teeth is
.ustl,
Mau has not strength to slide the pr
along,, it must be rolled, which is.a srocv
eeFs 7 '':Some rakers attempt to even the
of gravels with 'the - rake; but this eenzumi.
too melt time. • , •
.
Smite binders always grasp a hue.:
straw:near the, middle, ot' the gravel :Iv:
heads; This is 91ij eet ionable. as it
ly makes the.sheaf lomter. Si:me i•epar,o'
handful of straw, and tie , the cops in
kOot : this' requires too much tints: r
ers the band is laid across the gravel,
each hand grasps one end of a band. and ;'".!
• ing the, gravel - at the same time,. airy
oierand bind it ; but this is an awitivardrd.
. slow way to bind. 'Others
belQw the hand that grasps it ue , tr the LL - ..,•• 11 '
then bend all the heads over to_one 41e:4 :„.•
bring.up : one.end of the band over them n•
•place the thumb on it. This Manner oft
king,a band requires more time, and the j('
is vefy apt fo slip when . binding. The! , .
and most expeditious Way to midte a lein
to take a . small handful from the top rii
• .
gravel, and separating. it. hold ii
other straws with. the other hand ; then gri
it yvith the. left hand a little beloW the h•a
and dividing the straw with the other
take the..,halkbf the• band' at -the rida..ti.•
carry It'quickly td the left'side of th
halfs so that the left half will rest on the,lal r - i
of \ the right hand. Now elevate' the
hand above the left, thus - throwing th 4:
ends of the branches of the•band into 111.!i. ; . :1
aboVe both hands. Pass the portion of t;:
band iri the right hand around all •the hf.v
.of grain, and place the . right thtimb on tnen -
and the kick will never separate• When
,if it is well-made. Next, w Ii• the
in ;he right hand, throw it thrward of 1;'
around the
. gravel, while the left hand .
passed beneath the opposite -side, palm C..
.war . d, grasping the baud in such a manu
that its hold need not be relinquished u:
the sheaf is bound.. When the hand gr,l•
the band so
renewed;
.the hold, 'Mist he reiE .
quished and renewed; it often oceupie
enough IA finish binding the sheaf ..Wt! •
the right hziml - is piossing the band
the. bundle, if tiae.,stubble.ds sharp ands - !.,
keep the . band, beneath' the 'palm;
means the - . tender _skin on the bark of
fingers - andliand; will - be protected from':
sharp points. " •
; ; • • MAKING PICKELS.'.
- 74
During the rebellion the:truly' ilemani!-
pickles was so great that the high prieei . .l)
brought . were . suflicient enough to give
persons the pir,,,kle fever. ' The unnicrnei
guides respecting the Manner - in which r
cumbers were raised the large . sca!e hit . 1 !.:!,
been well answered ,by .our friend 'fita , .!..
'Bunker, T.sq. We now Wive many
us alkint.the manner of Putting up ttri" . l!
les, and thoutdi wt• have. intimated to"
Squire that we would like raid views on•l!
matter, we have. heard -nothing rs••..
Probably the heityy-hav crop ar -
Hookertown keeps him busy; or.. else ix
us Justice of the Peace, en6raged in -
alter the morals of that• flourishing
lii the absence otanything,from the :*!!!:.!'
we are obliged to tell. what we' know tip! .
the subject, and thus . answer it great culls for infortnation. In the first
necessary to- put cucumbers into salt l 5
placing them in .vinegar, an' the viner .
,penetrates much better and : the -salting
moves a crude and raw taste that they o.lll_ .
wise have. We haVe eaten pickles mad , :
ptitting cucumbers directly into vin
but eonsider.them greatly inferior to 11
prepared in the.usual. way. 'There are t.
methods of salting;. dry salting and ie tr.; •
In dry salting. the cucumbers are: put.
barrel or other receptacle and sprinkled fr.
with:tine - salt ; juices exude.' .from the !,!, 4 ;;;
cumbers to dis Solve the salt. and thus 16:1 1 . ; . -! .
very Strong brine, while the fruit itself
els very' much: • This method uses a ct r '.":
deal of salt, - hut, cucumbers can be pin
barrel better than when put - into .a tr? ,!!•
The shriveling is of tio disadvantage;
plupniuess is . reatored_when the pickle! '
soaked,- In-putting.,down in, brine the,;'
cesi differs according to the scale tfpon 10 , •
it is carried on: WlZ:re - large quantities
raised; new:barrels -are • filled - with .I'o
hers, about half speck of salt- added. t -
headed up, the barrpis,ardthenfilled
ter through !the, . hung : holes, ! bengel
'tightly. and Shipped. We know a
tae ten: at est 'who sends oft
quantity Prepared' in -this : way, but
long they:wilt 'keep in such a" weak
are,unable.fo say, but probably a
time if the barrels*are full and right "i1!.,"1V
'additions. are ,made. its ~lin
picked from day to day, a strontr b- •,.
used, about a quart salt to the.gal , !-, c
water, and" tile . cucikinbco kept
Means of 'a cirentar hoard with weer4 l - 4 c .
'A great trouble is often experienced tr .::e
pickles in brine from the-formation of
-scum:upon the surface. This
Borne microscopic vegetable growl hot art ,
acter similar mould. It- has been rer.iv_t,
mended,.aS the! best meant Jr plauning:: A, ,
.to,pta, cloth-tindaythefollower Awl to. - - 1,,
the pickles under the brine,'and es.:lt
!additions of fresh cucumbers are made te
barrel, :to &irefully lift the cloth to re
.the. seem-on it, and wash the.cluthsl nsa
.
fore replacing •
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