4 -att
••
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-- . .Pr0n. 411 e Nelo - AlbanY
• 111 Z GXX.r - ••
MTh=
ifillikuinit an ermilig - • `,
macaw, tirealnY• dreary , . •
Oa tunable% tbnadag aver , • '
,g . Aldan dud. noised In days•ot Yam
*ldle 1 nodded, nearly alealdaar• -- • -
Gently names something creel:olC • •
Vputy beck: like watertmegU
' .."4: 6 "P ilig h t uPwarairc l 'nem& •
" a COO g breezia." Tau
•
"From tbe,reininna 'death thella9T—
' •
O,tily this. a waking cm° •
, .
1 diethrialy rremember: `
.-
It was la Vat wefSeptem_ber , .
the, oath. and a m awsq.ber • .
Or. areatiolithatit'bore: -
_ •
aad'_weelal been Waithig.
.: • I..o.themearkear.,,lnostprovOldAg ,
'lttgrzalas.-ltal; wllholit3 ol 9rigr:
-e•ltiad eVer seen before. !.
koeWelt mad be - vary
'
c,ald and dartip bealhathlne uo9c— :
„Yeti cold beaaattillialkaw. -
•
So I set 'me; neatly ti tr t e rt.
s
sunshine. giOng,
dads feeling quite .deligtned
••=With the 'Smote. from onest4 the bar .
11111. found me gro
Arultbe stretching wW.ng'lplder. -
:And toielf feeling elder— . . •
• .01derfluin felt before: • '
, Feeling that my joints were stiffer •
Thou they were in days of yore
- • Stiffer than they'd been before:
• •
. - .
An 064 my back the creePlng•
- Soon gave pism tti , raddni, leaping
As II coaptless frozen demons •
Had concluded, to explore .
'AU the - mettles—the
oToriit me and my nether mum:eats.
7ap into myr hair and downward -
Thningtmy boots into the tear:
Then I toned myself a shaking
• Gently shaking more and more—
Scery moment m e and more. .
.
'Twithe Aker., and It shook me
Into heavy clothes. and took me
Shaking to the kitehen--every
Flew where there was warmth Inatore
. ..'Shaking till the ..vidiuti. rattled. ,
6haJttnit ,
moloris rattled.. '
Shakinv.;:tual. with all my warming..
. /Peeling colder than before;
.'gtaknktill3t. had' Wounded.
'Ali iteiioweta to shake '
me more—*
Till Itconk' notatutke me nacre.
Then'ti 4.14 e - till the rnocroW
When it owneivltlllll thelto;rne
That it had tbefaceim barrow,
Shaking; ohakintas before ;'
And from that day in.lentember—
Day which I shall hung remeMbor
-4t has made diurnal visits,
shaking: oh, so sore
Raking of my boots. and shaking
Ate to bed_ if nothing more—
' Fully ltee, If nothing more.
'And to-day the swallows flitting
Mined my cottage see me Pitting
Moodily within the snothine
- Just inside my silent door. -
Walling for tbe Ager, scorning
Llie a man for 4rer dreaming.
And the sunlight on me streaming
' Sheds no alladOW on the floor ;
For I am too thin and sallow •
TO make shadows on the door,
Nary shadow—any morel .
JONI BILLLIGS.
The Troy News has just lven celebrating
its first:annual festival. Among the princi
pal speakers on the occasion wai Josh Billl i
-
Ings. The Chairman, on calling Josh out,
pve' the following description of him :
4 "Some of you who have read the Troy
Nava during the past year may like to know
ISOmething of the personnel of that quaint,
droll, funny ; yet sensible humorist, who
under'the signature of 'Josh Billings,' has
acquired 'So wide a celebrity. He is a child
of impulse—only forty-six yeard‘ of -age—arid
silver mounted. He tells_ine that what - be
does he must do quickly. Says he-1f I stop
to think L.soon git .lost—if I take a rest I
conldn't hit the broadside„ of a circus tent.
So you see that he is a gushing.child of genius
—and I say let him gush, the more the bet
ter. • He was born in 'Berkshire county,
Mass., beside the green pastures and still
Waters of the Housatonic—emigrated at the
age, of fifteen . to the turbid waters, of the
Ohio and Mississippi—•was educated amid
the strife of men—and 'is six feet three
inches in height„as you will discover' when
he rises to speak. He has .dabbed in all
kinds of business, ,from driving sheep.. to
,running a, stern. wheel" steam boatintsa
-
powerful -recollectiori, but no -meMory—ls
- neitherrich riot poor :ricr any , desire to be
.L.-believeit . all work is honorable except -dirty
ork. lEfe . says be bclieVes in the Christian
religion, and bad rather be an idiotic .beast
- than an unbeliever. .This.is about all. that I
. know:orbit:6 or amyl* knOWS _of himself;
as far as heard from:. rI should - add' that be'
is of a nervous nature, Would rather be Whip
. : ped than disputed, and is , more. afraid of a
mouse nibbirig in a - wainscot, than of an
phaeton araid.." ' • . •
• • Josh'S speech in replyis one of his,
.cleV
erest 'efforta." TbesePorfot it in the 21*s
is as follows: • I. .•. • . - • •
"Gentlenvn . and.3,6=. Chairman:
rize with
watt; diffidense for the hist time in mi lite,
tew address an_ impromtew : assemblage.
'74Vbett I kan say is instant, and I kaunt . . alter
it I . kannt sit Aoun, or stand up, and stUddy
thing Out, any more than i can sit . down
- and thiu'k how tew lift a ton. We have met
- just for..furti and i beleaf, that aul
things, including truth, have a fun
rediki
lous side tew them, and i fully beleaf, :that
ennstiMate fills biz
_ranks hi the arts ov sedueSion, virtue should
rescirt t.ame
.meana. I beleaf: in
augar-coated pills, and i heleaf that virtue
and wiicltim ken be itn,uggled into a man's
soul bi a good natured proverb, . better. and
deeper than:to be morticed into it - . with a
wormwood mallet and We have met
tewielebratethe birth day of a newspaper ;
the child iz. .a year: old, , and is a growing
nisely. .
I had rather tend one wedding than a
dozen pi:tuner:alai' and a birth even it it aint
many thing more than . .tile hatching ov a
dueles.ig,:is.alwutt another Suekcess..' Life.
iz:shoit; and-that is one .great rezon whi: it
oitghtilvr-utt,tew be cheerful, end
leaf, that : when Gabretsbloze biz horn, :the
first ones that•rize, will . wear a smile on_ their
faces: He that leant laff iz to be pityed,- and
birck that won't laff iz tew*. be feared. I am
clean thruL-this iz ini.maiden speech, and I
will bet 10 dollars that i won't never rue the
risk ov doing it again; • Adew." .
SNINNING GEN. BUTLER'S ,HORSE.:—AboUT
slx nimilths azo, while in the neighborhood
of the,Dutch Gap canal„General Butler re
ceived information that his favorite horse,
"Almond Eye," had been accidentally killed,
by falling into a ravine. Upon the departure
of his informant, he ordered an Irishman to
go and skin him. •
"What! is Almond Eye dead?" asked Pat.
"What's that to you ? Do as I bid you,
•and ask noquestions." -
wenfabout his businen, and in an hpur
or two returned.
Pat, wheie have, yciu been ell this
•
"Skinning the hove, yer lumnr." .
'Toes it take nearly tivo . honri to perform ,
Such an - opera: inn ?" • ' •
"No, yer honor; but then it took about
half an hour to catch him."
"Catch him! fire and furies! was he
alive?" - s
"Yes, yer honor; and you know I could
not skin him
'l3kin him alive! did, you kill him?"..
'To he sure I did. You know must
..aliestorders without asking any que.stions."
kleitiaral- Butler eyed his servant with such
a miklicions loOk that Pat thought be medi
tated skinning, an Irishman in revenge for
'the - death of his horse.
.E!CARCCANLICLES.-. . .
A pinion who practiCes all he professes;
A beauty who never .feels proud when she'
A lawyer who honestly pleads for his client:
A beggar whose courage is always defiant; •
A sensible dandy ; . au actual friend t
Philosophy. publishing "money. to lend ;'?
A 'skillful physiciawregardless of
A staunch politician forgetful of pelf;
A sour old bachelor neatly .arrayed';
And histthough not least—* - cheerful.. old.
.A rim PaLrAnt.v. Hirt—The New Ynrlc
lndeprivleut in '_a lato issue, lets fifth() folow
hag bnt shot: ; .
, CLAIME OF TIIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. TC.o FUR
GRAIIITYDE - OF THE NATION: Beet/USO it lost
Its life in the war for the Union.
A LETTHR. was recently received at the
post-office in :Cleveland, direeted--To tbe
big butcher at,Olereland, with . a blg.waFt. on
'Thefits nosy ": _cleritilia the office UesvAbe
emu bur erere afrrdd to deliver it. .
•.
MiILA
•
wsi*DEßOTil, T.A.Y.LOR - dr BROW-11.
ABTISTaiOrP TIMTOGiIAPREES,
Ne.. 91* sa d 9 iesui
PICIW:IELPIEUL
Jb:iiN'POLL:;
501 31 barket 1 41Ilreei,
ImOorter 'PRMCCIL and English 'P,is
and Fancy Eciocla and . CHINA. WARE. PIPES.CARS,
41z.. wiscleride, dealei 14,44pestiktanny,inlicIaL.
• svterabce-sktiv l / 4 •i
NIVVOURUFF ac AMEX*, SOlCieillisors to
117 YARNALL & OGDEN ? No. .472 North '.3d
wtioletale: dealeris In COAL.
OILS. ALCOHOW BENZINE. NAPTIIA. TURPEN
TINE. &c. Mare constAntly on tend DOWNER'S
SPINDLE or ligtit MACHINERY OIL; HEAVY MAr.
CHINERY OIL., TbeserareAafti =flitted :Parafeni
Lubricators, free from all trace of acid.„ and are 'war.;
ranted not to '''o.cm.
to — The trade aonpliofon to kn . :table -
r k aaitam--:Bi. - musenr..it,.- :
J ur . •. . •. . .
- _•
City ~abioet : areoo~r ilanufactotTo
•
` 236 SOUTH. SECOND STAXET, . : •
N.B. —Persons gotrie, to the City will.find it to their
adVantaei to call and mediae the alock: .D. M. H.
Wm.- G. Ef PicALE..
WM-EL
. -
ISANtFACEUIIERaQF.
ITarnisbes and Dealers. in•Painia.. Glass,
and Burnlna and Lubsienoing OHS,
' Benzlzie audlYapslia, -
31). 130 &MTH SECOND. .P.III:L3DELPHIA.
Sept.l6, .65. • . - .37.6 m
,L - ',STEWART
-•. • • •
2535: - second. St4 - bove Spracpi
ELPHIA4. _
. . . . .
Keelo constantly On band a laree assortment of CAR
PETS, MATTINGS:DItOGGETEL OIL CLOVIS,'
SHADM.RITGS,MATS, -PIANO...MELODEON
-andTABLE COVERS, dc•c; &c... to vitt& hewould in
rite the attention of those who may desire anythiug in
his line. •. - . "SepL-16,
. . . .
. . - .. . .
. . .
t ' . 4N - AIA'Ig.). - '' - ..-....-,..,-,
4(444
- \ o il . ::-. , -, -74 01 •. •
.: • .
• /A
6Ttha-hiSi4Argi .
BEDS. PEATHBRS,' kfATT4BO,..d, Bili*B.BTS,
BED QUILTS: Sc.. &e.. . - :L.___. . . .
Pr - TUCKER'S CELEBRATED SPRING RED.—
Every ankle in the Bedding line at the leireat market
price. . ' . ' ' • AMOS 81.t.1.130RNE, Philadelphia:,
J: T. DELLA ROIX.,
. .
No. 37 Month:. Second: Olivet*, above:Clietit
-nut, P11111.411 . 10ELP111.4. ,
CARPETINGS CARPETIIiGS 1;!,
. . . .
Having received by Ibte arrivals, all the, newest and •
moat attractive styles otCr.tpetings, I am prepared.to
oftbr at •the lowest. prices: wholesale and jretail, John
Crossley and bon's*
en's English Tatry,Brussele ; LoVrell
.t.Efarttord Three-piy and Extra Super.lnarain Carpets.
with 'a - large .r•assortmerit of medinm and low priced
Carpetings. Windoiv shades.•oll, Cloths, &c, •
DELACROIX. aT Pouth Second Street, be
green Chestnut and Market; Philadelphia.: . .
. . .
FOB,. 00111'ORT, :CONTE . NIENQB, -BOON
• '01(Y. AND DURABILITY, USE
THOMSON'S'IONDON - .KITCHENER
.ELTR.OPEAN= RANGE_!
- . THE BEST RANGE . ETER INTENTSB.
SOLD BY,
CHASE, STIAIWE a. TIRO 31SON;
No. 200•Nr:-.Seeond Si, Philadelphia,
Iron Foundirs and illanufacnircra Of.
.Stotel, licaters. T111111( . 11 and En
• ameiled . Warcn; dine. •
• AngtiFt • ... .
Penna. _Paint and Color,Works. -
- .."
Liberty - White Lead !. . Libert y White Lead!
• TRY IT S. I TRY •
WARC4s-rex, to saver inure ourfiCe, for came weight,
than any other.• Tiny the bed„. it is the eheapiet
• TRY IT! . • , . TRY IT!
Liberty Lind is ffhiter.than ally other:. • •'..
• Liberty Lead eaters better:thaw any other; • • . •
.Liberty Lead:wears longer' than tiny other. • '
•• Liberty Lead f , ,airof eecnormieat than any .ott)er. -•
Liberty Lead lo more.' free frarit iinpurfties and
..• WAIdIANTEI2, to do more and beiter work, at a
• . .iitiffn.ciut. than other , • •• - •
'Bayy - the BiEST,. it im CiffEA_PEST.
.
Ntahnfecturcd and . warranted by. .
Z GI. Slll.lll'.H
.
WHOLESALE
DRED,TAINT AND. GLASS DEALERS.
13f•itiorth'iThird iStrert, - Philadelphia.
• . [March 10-14] 44.
S .FAN.CY
FARRTRA'S
Old .
LI
•-•- •
• F IANUFACTORT,
•
No: 71S ' Arch- Stree t;
aboVe 7th, PRILADA:
• • . e have•now hi Store of, my °ambit ,
.portation and litannfSctnre, OW . of
the LAIinEST and most BEAUTI
FUL selections of ip vvits, for LADIES.
and CHILDREN'S WEAR . : in the .City; .Atio, - a fine
assortment of Geld'e Flu Gloves cud Collars. • •
• I am, enabled tit dispose of niygoecis•at very reason&
ble prices. and lvvould thcretire solicit a' call from my
friiple of Schuylkill County, and Vicinity. .
Remember the Name, Neniber anri,Street • •
JOIEN F.Nitlilf ..**
115 Atch Street, above 7th, south side, PHILADK; • :
Ear I have no Partner, nor connection with any Other
Store in Philadelphia: •• , Sept. 9.3,,'Atk—lta-tm
628. HOOP- .'628
S
"OWN MAKE" OP HOOP SKIRTS .
Are gotten' op eipre.4ly to meet the wants Of !list clasit
trade. They embrace a complete assotiment of. all-the
new and desirable styles, sizes ithd length, for Ladies.
Misses and Children, and : are • superior. to - alt. others
made in point Of symmetry, finish and durability ; be
ing made or tbalinest tempered• English Steel Springs—.
with linen finished covering; and
. hilving all the metalic
fastenings immovably ; secured. by improved machinery,
They. retain their shape and elasticity to the last,and
are.warranted to give entire satisfaction. • -
AL94i, constantly in receipt of lull liner orgood.Eadt
.ern Made SKIRTS:at very low prices.. Skirts made to
Order, altered.and repaired.. 'WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL, at MANUI,PACTORY AND :•iA LE:,1t00.74,. No.
lketi Arch titrect, above taxa'. ['bandit: .
• or- rt:Rm.s CASH. ONE PRICE ONLY. .. • •
• August 19...ht5 . • • a3-4m •
L 0 0 KIN G GLASSES,
Oil Paintings, Engravings, Pic
titres: .and Portrait- Prairies.
Photograph frames, Win
, dow Cornices, Pier Ta
bles, Marble Slabs .&
Brackets. .
JAIttES S. EARLE & SONS,
816 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Ilanuraetar
..
• trs, linPortC,rs. and Dealcys.
.
• ing :Glasse . % • : •-. •
&large and elegant assortment of MIRRORS of ev
ery e.harncter ,alwaye in :stock. Particular attention
given to the manufacture of Picture Frames, io
which branch contifinalthautres novelties are be
ink intnuluecti. .Estimates for 11. ook in {f.G.lcinees
.furnished on applicati9n, by mail or . personally.:' • •,
Rogers , Groups, and War and. Humorous Pub
ieets. (Full particulars in Circulars j .
Every article of SONS. manufac
fere: cm be packed to forward toany part:of the coun
try in perfect safety. Gallery of Paintings open
at all timer.. free. to.visitcirs. (June 44..6.5.:-25.6ra
. • .
COLA'S. STORRS. . E. T. TAYLOR.
. . .
• • . V.,,,•,/, ... patrons and others at a distance. -
. 'Orr- - • • - .- we. here present a - diagritm.of
self-measnrenicnty •br which a
.(
= -4-.,.....,, c '. good tit Wilt .be •gintrantied,::by
1?....„..,
1 , -.......--,nrc...) , -sending the Bizet?, in the order
• • ^. dajignated in the accompanying
. , •1- li ...'figure,:'
MEASURE FOR COAT;
• it 4.
- . . Lrngth of sack, from. Ito 2,
. - • d r . \ •-, y and from 2.t02: -:-
i • • . .1,070th.0f Sleeve,- (with arm
, crooked,) from 4to 5.':-.. . 1 ,
... t F ,' . . -i, • • . ' • &gait Jfeasure.—Arotmd the
". '- • .f.' - . • .. most prominent . :Part :of the
- ,1,,.....--Ir' • ;- • IVaist.- - .3fm*re.'—arourid the'
~,- il - . • - State: whether the person is
,
lik.
.• • • .11_ .. 1- - • .ereetor . stopping... •• -.. '
.. -
•' - - •• r i• - - • . . 'Melia= intirtre. as for Coat
3feastire inside seam, and out
side trim hip-bone, and 'around the waist ant hip,.
•• Ss.,:trtat or MA . YFEIALS - SF.NT UV MAIL . FREE OF CORT.'
. 00C . , 118 Th RR:RETIIIINIKO, 1F : ,140T SATISFACTORY. . . ~ •
. • $24 Chesnut eit.i Philadelphia':
:Tune • 23**
•
FALL OF 1.805.!. ! I
• . .
A Speoia ll Y. Interestipg:Reiiii . etung .
JOSEJPII-IL TIIOIIIIiLEY,
'.• -•-,. (Late TIIORNLEt ,'CID-33W: • .
Raring pada extensive repatra and alterations to the'
OLD STAND.:N. E. CDR:EIGHTH - AND SPRUNG
GARDEN - STREETS, PHILADELPHIA, has reopen-
ed with a magnificent stock of new and beautiful geOliß
relected with great tare and .with special reference to
the first class trade, who hare' so long patronized the
old firm And I would - here take .the opportunity
banking all our t'ormer ent‘temers and or 'viewing'
lhern.that no -effort Wit! be spared in. the' intuit to re
tain-their contuued patronage. -There will be foiled- a
good etock of BLACK SILKS and'. SRAWLS--RICII
PLAID and PLAIN POPLINS: -
.PRENCLI NERIIVORS.
WOOL DELAINES AND . REPS. CALICOES, GING:
Ti'HAMS aINGS *anti STRIPER CMYI'II3, CASSI
MEREN AND . .-PLANNELS. 13L-INKETS;_lottrwrs
AND hIISETING,3; . LINEN _ GOODS, _ MUSLII.III.
CLOAp, bk4tElb, • - :•
- - • 'JOSEPH 11 T111)11NLYEIL
• - it air . Sib sitrtnt canidilkue;
Sept; en • - : •
101 F - : 101.1air
_ .• • • •
YortryoeliklialaileThem,_ ded .
gm _HIGH PRlZlridillthlA Ibr yearn paetLin thin
connerf;and-in'lCa ' ' , Tor their decided superiority,
are iStLI mann in' Wale:ooonm 'thelyeacelt
knee has been long acknowledged and uninerosalfsd;
;lured. In delicacy alxiinvsetness Scraei‘wtth parity
and power: Wyatt): =equalled..and_ _lay wart-suitedd .
on the most seasonable terms. -CONRAD IIgYEFt,
_Arch Nizoiev Phil deiphis.
Nor. 403 ,1 5:- , " 4 - .
Early,Apayti et
FerrOWNA Cartes eidure,
RE WANED: tuteliPETßE:'
nomitsTid •Doulics SithPICTRE, of
in fine quality. especiatty 'adapted to Amman.
it facture of 611INPOWD1311.,.put op in bortelt
9f spout thieelonidred pounds eigeb.. For ,sale by
• . . • . . • •
WILLIAMO - I.7IAOER;
.
L.., AbElil" FOX TSB li&Nuff'ACTplt&R, -
• . . •
No. 59 North Front street, Philattelpl4a.
Goods goitable for Prospi . to;.
. - HENRY HARPE R,. ••.• ..
5•20 . • 11101{ • -Street t ...
•
' .
' • FINE JEW isLEY, •
• • • - sour) srLvLitt. wARE,
and Snperiof Silver Plated Ware. •
• '
For the convenience of our
AGENTS ;WAM)I
•
To ammo tht new steel engrivitv of
Wousamova,llips.
• -'l,iiscein
. .
At-gre,oyreducedFices . ,..
v3egtsatL.TEAmoo4kiis4l4) , ,oiDnats
Sead•Pir..CtakelK**/32g.
aiellt111.011144".1t, Piablisber
15 & Sixth titre!t, Ptdiade Pa
• • ; 7 .'1. -7 . 45-3 t
Oct. 28, .85
A SAFE STEAM BOILER,
. The subscriber is prepared to receive 'orders for the
"HARRISON STEAM BOILER." in sizes to suit-pur
chasers. The attention of manufacturers and others is
called -to this new Steam Generator, as combinine, es
sential 'advantages ln absolute safety from destructive
explosion first cost .and durability. economy , of fuel,
facility , - of cleaning and laansmirtatlon, &c.; 1.C.c.; not
possessed by any belief' now.in •• . . -
'These boilers may be seen in daily operation, dri‘ mg
the extensfre works of Messrs. Wre. Sellers • Sr, Co.,
Sixteenth streetend Hamilton street:at S. W. Can ell's
factory. Spruce street, Schuylkill, and at Garsed's Tre
mont Mill, Irmnkfold. • • '•
JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr.,
Wushingtou . Building ? • •
274 S. ..r.r.HIRp:-.S'llllF,,Err,
Sept. 24, ,64.--20411
EStE VIA trpTTAGI.E. 01iiGANIS
.
Are not: only unexcelled, but theyare• hbolatc!ly .
equalled by any other Reed . Instrument in the .country
Designed expressly for Churches and Schools; they are
found to be. equally well adapted to the puler:and
'drawing - room. yor.sale only by c
'• R.. Id. 'BRUCE,
iti_North.SEVENTII PLULAD'A: •
T Also, BRADBURY'S PIANOS, and a • complete.
!issortment of the PERFECT ..MELODEON: •
Sept: 30, .65." . • 39-13
•
GREET CHA•I‘..ICE. •
FOR
_A-. G E N" . S .
..Vadt the People Want.; • •• .
• • ••
•• s T.A D A 11:D.
H I ST G'lt . Y - OF 'THE: W-Alt,.
Coinpleie in one veer large Volume or,_
.• • ' 'over 10'00 Pages. • -
This.work ifas no iival AS a 6andid.• aimplete,
auilientie.nna reliable history of the : ' - g.reateonfliet."-L
It contains reading nupreregual - to three large 'royal
octavo volumes. -spleaiidiv - illustrated .yvith overls9
tine portraits orGeneritle, battle icenee, maps • and
Returned and di. bled ollreeriC and soldier, and en.
ereetie oring - men - in wan; •of profitable ertiployment
will find.this a rare chance to make:. money., We have
Atrents'clearinst $2lll per mount: which we Will prove.
to any doubting applicant.: for pbsif of the lit , ov,r , send
for circulars and see our-terms. • • Addiese. • '
JON • ES111 - aiTIIERS & CO„ Philadelphia Fa. •
UNION STEAM. FAN
ROTARY BLOWERS.
:'These MaChificS are . the - best appliances fon incl.-ens
ing the steaming cape - city of•liciilers where there'-is a
detective diet. br.where cheap: fuel is.. required to be
like Fine and:Dust Coal: Coke, creened Ashes;
Coal..Saw,Litist,-Taimers. Spent Thirk.,,,tc.
These Machines ate operated by steam direct from
the boilers, and require, no 'power from the Engine
they Occupy no roomavalinble - for• any other:purpose,
are quite noiseless in their operation and are not lia
ble to wear out for years. -• ,• . . • . r • :.
ItY using this • Machine your grate bars will never'
bend or melt down, your coal will burn to ashes and_
not clinker, savingthe trouble and expense-of clean-.
rour tireS more than once a day. The Machine is
easily run withten.pounds- of steam and you ran get
up your steam in the morning in half the time and et
pense of - the ordinary' way. - . • • •
We - vrarrant every machine to do 'yorir.work in a sat
isfactory manlier or no .sale, and. give you ten days
after the machine.is.put up to decide. whhther yea will
keep it or not: • ' . .
,•in ordering 'Machines.' give thekind and Mee of your
boiiers, number equaie feet heating surface and square
feet grate sfirface. • Send Then Circular. . - .
•
. .
J&MES H. 11 1C General Azt:fer Penna.
2.4 North Mixth - 141... Philtidelphin
.Gelobern '65. 41-31 u :
415. 415. ..• 415:' •••
FUR FURS!!
&1 1 :.' K. .W.OMRATH ,
. • have now open ch'etee tit4ertmentot • '
ik.l) 1 S '
. .
Hudson Russian Sables,
. .
" Fine Mink Sable,. ••• . "
Royal Ermine, - • •• • _•
• • Chinchilla,.. •
. .
Squirrel,
•••••• : .
. Made op in ail the : latest etyleiii. and to which they
invite. the 'attention' of the. public 'before purchasing
' ." • • • • -
..• : • A: . K. &F. K. WOMR • ATII
• • . .413 Arch Street, .2'IIII4IDiLPHIA.
Octiiher 1.4; • '65 •
.! • • .
,Read This!
J R. TROXELL7S
OFIPAP CHINA, GLASS, AND
.CROCKERY'STORE;
Centre Streq,` . Opposite liortimor ,House
POTTSVILLE.
The-Citizens of Pottsville and neighboring. towns
village., and hainlet.i, one and all, are invited - to call
and examine my stock of warps before buying else
where, as I /dn.not to be nudersold, and can tni.nisk
Housekeepers with every article they want in my line
of bnsinea. lu the stock of . • .
. . .
• • Frenph •. China,:
will he fonrid Tea Setts, Dinner. - Setts, Card and Cake
Baskets; Watch ChM% Seger Holders, -Match Safes,.
Motto Mags, Motto Cups and Saucers, Vasesitnlogues,
China Sots for children," and a general variety of Toys,
Glags .Ware.
Choicest,' lateSt patterns,• consisting of - Table and
131 i; Tumblers'. Champagne and Wine .Glasacs, Ale and.
Beer Glasses, It ecanters..ilarand Bitter -Bottles. Gob
. letti. Plates.. Castor Bottler, ..Pitchers and CreamsoJel-
Mies. Sugar Bowls. Spoon: Holders. Syrup :Cans, Fruit
13owis,' Cake. Stands, Kerosene Lamps qt
ever} l Variety, lanip Chimneys, Lanterns, Candlesticks,
Crockery.: ".Crtlekery::
A full assortnect or IRONSTONE, CLIENA;uf dif
ferent patterns,in setts or 'Angle pieces, to suit; tbeppnb
liG
A.largo assortment of oormon C: C. Ware, whiCh
I will erll at low Illg,nres. • • • • f
.Ye:Jou' alid.Stoine:AVare:•-.
• Pudding Dishes, Pie Dishes..Cal! , luders, Milk Pans,
Jelly Moulds, Pitchens. Tea Pots, B-tter Pota, Milk
Pots; Jars, Ju, ,, s,•etc., etc. '
MISCELLANEGUS::=ToiIet, Setts, Castors, Slop Jars
and Foot Baths ; Quart arid Pint Flasks ; C ail Oil, &c.,
&e. Fruit Jar!' or every description. .• •
• MERCHANTSI Jars,
sell you Goods at Cay - Prices,
thus saving you freight. Call and see if it is r ot.so.
J; TRWLELL,. •
• •
April IG. '64
TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS.
The Schuylkill .ColintY"
Luinber &•Menufacturing . Co
.
. • . •
Haveon nand at. their extensive establishment,- on
Railroad Street. a great quantity of lumberer every kind
And descrip ton, which they can simply to Operaters:
Carpenters and, Builders; at Wirer, rates' than it can be
boughtl elsewhere. They- are also ready to supply,
through the means of their extensive' busineSs and la
bor saving machines manufactured articles le their line
at a saving of 25 per cent, on former cost,
Their largeworkshops have been in successful intim,:
time forthe past year,Aturnin& out quantities of '
. • 'Wanda*. Frames',
Sauk, • : • Panel Work, • . •
• - Allettkposts,. . •
• ' Banisters, •
And all kinds of Premed:. Paneltd and Turned *lark,
which they have chasten :trim hand.' • They are ready
to exeaite orders at the shortest notice, for any quanti
ty or .quality of sawed or :manufactured stuff.. .
Dryrind.green ,Hemlock .of all kinds for. building .
purposes.: Oak, Maple, Poplar, chair, plank and seanfl
ling boards- Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany: etc.., for dabl
net work: Whitened Yellow Pine .bOards-for flooring. .
raw or made to ord6r: : White Fine plank, 3 , . 9.X, I,li,
and inch panel, always ready; also,. plank,-
posta; : shingles; bitty', ceiling
lath, paillitgs...te.
of sawed stuff Seri evenshing :ill their, line
on hand or to order, at the shortest:otice. • .
-Pottsville:March . . '• • '0
.A . uxiqtric ARTICLE..
—*
-
Ve4y
_rest Toba cco Fores, a nap
ele
or
'lsolklay presents—tor sate ebtavo,:by. H. G. OftlirKti,-
, W.4tetmakerandlerrelen Centre 4trectPottsvtlle.
Deceniber 13,.'68 _ . . a .
41'1
SALFA & T
, •
acrer:milnable.itid a .'Sbale
T.Land: rot itotntat WW2 '
'.There la a lineastinana of ;water, aerenti lite; - sprintAJ.
ei tine twontory.lionse and barn,-and thresh door:'--‘ 4p;
ply to
. BLANIVItitMinAIL -
Jan:24 . 131F1. 00. , 4 t.:••••,. . • B.lx ;
_. ... ... . . . __ ~ .
'EIOII PL1.L16.-.Therpperty known ne. tt
nt le ej a
A:. FOGARTY -PROPERTY, cotnex 'a . Raid
Mattel anct , Rallzaul sheets..,, e vfile. . ..
tetwipappttlto : : q t X: HILT; tl 4
-, , ..:. ‘. :.•. 7- ' Estate A5ent:, , ,,„
_
. . .
OU undivideri.iniete is
F
- a valuable tract of productive 0.041,-.I..ANAin
New Caatle Township f Schuylkill-COunty, now worked
by ttiocollieria. ;•A I • to. - . •
: • AMA., B..acyvicei . , l'ottgville, Pa .'
Ang. ao.
FOR piA.Lls.—Mire
*threetsthry.l3ffekSittig, used as a Store; Vi
' house inaiDwelling4aittated-wesVaide'oritailli
road street: side'd Logan street.: Ur the
Borougttor Pottsville.:. For:further parUculara s •
inquire of DEORGE.II. - POTTS 4t CO Mineraville, or
A..S.MOORlTEalt),Fnusime. -.• . • -•
June
.254 f.
VALUABLE Y. EBOPSET. rei MALE.
—Tbt Water Power and from. 1500 to IMO Beres of
Mountain Land, .Ls offered fermis. '.This prOper
ty Situated -in West Brunswick Township, M.
tinhaflkill County, on, the Little Schuylkill
er and Railroad. one mile:above Port. Clinton; and le
known AA - the Schuylkill Forge Property. • For:terms,
&d., apply to .
GEORG& , WM. • H., SCIIALL, ut Or
wigaburg. • , • (Nov 23, .63 , •"4s.,tf
Ciotti 14nds at IPrivate Sate.-=The 1 . 14
scribers' offer for. stile TWO .TSA.CTS- OF COAL
LAlW.ocated In Schuylkill County. ,
Anyinformationnoncerning these tracts ofCall Land
be'Will given on upplicatiOu to Both PATTIMION. Egg,
:of Pottsville; or either of the snbscribers, • -
Executors.of t e Estate of John bchall,. decit
, •
•FR MAILE.-73194cres of :excellent Timber
'.
Land. estimated to contain - over • R0,000,1109.jed of
Pine and Hemlock timber;situate on Wont Hun,
a branch ofLycoming Creek.: 14 mile from .Wll
- iame2ort. -_ - 711.A.N.KCARTEX
Realm ate 'Agent, mananoyCity; Bcknylklil* Co.. poi
VALUBALE'-IPROPERTY - '-A.T
. .VAITE Foundry s h a t
and - Building Lots; of thacstate of Jacnb . .2 , lterijal,
deceased; altuateil: In - 'th.;: tOwn of Tuscarora,
I,chnylkill County, Pa: • For particulars apply to
JEI9ID7 REYNOLDS,
Tuscarora; Schuylkill Co., Pa
42-11?
Oct. fl, '65
IVOR 84L13.--Ttie aubscriber Mimi for sale three
houses and a lot situate on George street in the
Barmier of Said lot. is 54 - - feat frOnt
by 196 feet 4eep.. on whicliare ereated three two story
Frame Dwelling- HonSes, with gardens and a.• good
well of water on the premises. Said lot and Muses
will be sold at a bargain... 'Late 'the estate of SOPhia
Trepea.. 'For terms, &a., apply to JOHN T.REG.E,A,
Sept. 9, .6.5. •
welling Hone° Store- for Male in
D
Mnhatitioy.llrity.;-,The entiserlher will sell .his
Dwelling and...fritore located on Centre stivek.next door
-to the 'residence' of Mr: George •-)4 1 : 111 .
:Thelot ?Sleet front by . 12s feet deep on
which is erected a two stdry Frame. Dwelling
lloum . andFatchen with a - Store- Room., to.
which n - Flour and Feed Store is at pirient kepi..
This
is a very desirable property and will be sold on -account
.of declining-health.. For terms &c.. apply to the sub
scriber on the, prejnisee.: eIIAftLES COWLEY. •
• Sept.. 23 ;: • •
PHILADELPHIA
FOR• . of
oral and:Tiniher.Land 6n. the Eastefn - Dim Traci;
- containing seteral 'veins of Coal —thallammoth Tr, feet.
the-Lehigli is feet, and file 'Skidmore 1,0 ,feet thick. I - 1
rnile.of a ran, whirl, forma . a. basin; l' mile aouth Ma.
handy tha . hew - Bos.ton-ComPany. who
new.'irperating on the. aujoinirig . property on: these
veins. The Railroad Company-are now slot:mini: the
road, to -he'eompleted 'next Spring. 'Henry Snyder,'a
'tenant oh the property, keeps-a h0te1...-For.flirthee in 7
.formation apply to • • . bt•ldUßPlit:
.
• . liepteMber-2, •
r - PtIVILIEAStE.--The Schuylkill . Cita' :Company are
now prepared Mak , . lenses 'on their lands In
Foster Township, Schnylaill:.County: ,These.landi are
located on the very. best portion of the Reckscher 'Ea
sill. havingg over four inilea min on he Dania.' Crosby,
Latilor, ansFali. the.-Velus:ttuivvn in that
above and below wate.ft-level.. Favorable leasea' with
an abundance of timber Pit niMing Purposes.
he made 'to : tenants, •on. - .applientinn to E. A.
PACKER.' President or the Comptuv:.Trinity,putld ,
ing;' . New
.York, or to C. J.. , DOBiIINS, American
-House; POttsville. Sept, 16 ' .
. . . .
.
FO ALE -OR :TO .I.IEA*E.—A tract of
. land Situate halt a mile west of Llewellyn,. in
Branch and Reilly town , hips,- Schuylkill -County; con
taining 43n acres. having- 11 inn- ottlireamartigi - or a
mile on the following veins, vit The•HatgYelni..Sel
kirk-lila-cit. Mine, Tunnel. Faust and - Parties
wishing to purchase or to lease will makonpplication
to . -1 . JOSHUA 'LIPPINCOTT.
. ••• ••• ••• • 'RICHARD SMETHURST,'
• • . • • ' • .J. DUNDAS LIWINCOTT,
• Executors of the .•Es • ta te• o I James Dundas.' deceased,
' .• at I'2l Walnut St. 'Philiida..;
Or to CHARLES 31:1;LILL; Real Estate 4E, Pottsville:'
:-Atignst 19." . - . 33-tf.
4EINERAL.-.NOTICEK
YOU wish a truthful lifelike :tad bean ,
tiful Likene.a. 'call at , Allen's tlnlleri
and bare;a Porcelain Picttire.. July 1, •65..--tt.64.1.
.111 AVE COMMENCED to. destmy
Negatiyes which have beanjaken more than
one your. •Persone.vriAbing:-.tbim retained: can do se a
by purchasing in which case deduction • will be made
in the cost. of pictures 'printed .from them:' fee—
t:B:rd 'lN7egative,..:lo cents .Large 7 3.ceu • -
• .. . 'A-. M. ALLEN,:
". • .Ctornee Centre and Market St., .Pottsville. 1-
IMPORTANT .to 'nisch nrged -Sot
• tßildiers discharged, either by
reason of Aletahility, termination, Of service. azgeneral
orders, ,who think - they . have not received . from The
Clovernment, all the bounties - or enrolments which Were
promised them, or to which they - are. equitably, if not
legally, entitled:may hear something to their •advafit
age hv fihtnediate application to the' undersigned: I
would ask:especial attention of-Soldiers. discharged ibr
pity '
disahility, within two years from-, enlistment,
Mid enlisted men discharged for promotion._ and men
Who haVe served the greater portion of the time: which
Would entitle them to' another installment . of:Mndy
All'elaims . against the State or General • Governments,
Whether new, old. nr once rejected:willbe examined.
and if just, may, be Settled:. B. BRYSON AIeCOOL;
Attorneys:it-I.lw, Mahantango street, next ddor to the
new Hall.,
. Orlin charges*nrdll claim= ate collected.
he attention of 'Claini AgeMs who may
hie case lik the.above. " -
Aug 19, 'Go
. . .
TO TII E CI TIZT:N.I4 of pOTTS.
...---. 'VIL E.E AND viciNsir v.— - • ..
• -.- POrrSVILLE, ...Jr t.v 13, .1:M...
The Indersiirmed respertfutlYinfonna,the citizens of
.Poirsville-and vicinity, that. he has opened a COAL
in.thisl36,Nalgh,. On a lot of ground abovn
idebreown!.a tavern. on the old Pearock Riad, 'and near
the Mount Carbon, lie will keep Constantly
on hand Coal of. all kinds and. aiins' and of the 'best
quality: Cnot :the notcronoincs'of veins) rind bin - es to
receive a large share of public patronatze. It ita.ungtiee
tiobable that a good. Coal Yard Iris .lotig been:needed
in Pottaville. and: the undersigned trusts that. his.eti
:tertirke will be eneouraged and Ann:tined.. ...• •
Coal weighed before delivery. • • : • . •
,Boins for :the reception t)t.orclern, which, will lie
promptly attended to, -will be - placed at the - following
lute In the•Bi•nitinh t• .. • . ••. •
-AMERICAN' HOUSE,•-.'. • 1 • • • . • .
FEOER'S HOTEL,. • • . • : ; •
•.' UNION HOTEL -* • -• I
FITZ SANDERSON'S 'Drug Store. r• • • • • Centre Street
SAM L. MORRIS'S Store:. • , • -
D. DOWNEY'S Barber Shop. • • •: . • .
• HEISLER'S Hotel, cor; Macre- i , ' •. •
-C. M•: ; IIROWNI'S Store. Market Street. : •
. .
.1 A M E'S BECKS Store, Mauch Chunk Street
RISING . SUN ROTEL . Iginersville Road:
Norwegian . -Street
PRICE LIST OF COAL.PETCTON;
BROKEN COAL, at,ile yard so . oo—dellicied. $7.00
Ear • " " .600 ' 7 00
STOVE .•• t' " • ". ' 600 . ". .7 00
CHESTNUT" '!' " 3 150 4 53
TEA , " "' '" 2T5 • . .3 15
J. C. IitILLINGER.. -
20-tf,
July 22. '135
CAUTION TO FARMERS
• Whereis,Certnin in4Niduals who call themeelyea.nV
•SUPER PHOSPHATE OF:. LIME,
go amongst . the Farriers, Offering the .same at a price
much below my establised Philadelphia and Baltimore
Retail Price, I hereby give notice that T have no'Agent ,
to hawk.my articles about . It is Sold at myOffiee and
N 0.27 Norih Front Mt . Philndelphia,
AND AT MY )3RAL;silt,ll . •
N 0.44 Bowlei 9 a Wh • t, Batltiiiiorc,
It is also sold. by responsible doalers - .ln all parts of
the country. I mike no • consienments hut selitit my
wholesale price' to Ilcensed dealeis and - at
'my'retail
price to consumers .. My. price is uniform to MI Sixty
dollars pardon in Philadelphia - .and- sixty lieliars - per
ton in. Baltimore; Three. Dollars per ton Ter freight.
&c., lidded tO the Baltimore price.. are not
.permitted to overcharge the . Farmer, but le be -satis-'
tied. with a reasonable profit, end to -sell. fie. no let's
than my retail price at Philadelphia, and . no. more than
my retail price in Baltimore. , • • • • ' • .
I do this for the protection of the" Farmer; ; that my
article should not fail in the hands, of irresponsible.
parties to undersell and adulterate, • . •
Farmers: Will - find it :to their intereat 'to. deal only
with responsible narties, and. allow . therit to make a
fair Profit, as no man. honest .or other Wise, wort:
for nothing. :..Iteepectfully yours. ••
' •
MORO. PIIILLIPS.:•:
August 19..68
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at their.
.A.G RIC ULTURAL WORKS
PHILADELPHIA.
We rermectfully salt the attention Farmers , end
bealers to the following facti: - • .
lat. Allen ,t -Needles do not. clalria ftir their article
. • :exclusive excellence; brit THEY know, and
• cosstinens know, that it is not enrramed by:
../d. We believe and act upon the principle that there{
' is ample room for all' manufacturers who de
sire to do business fairly. I
3d..1f n'.o can furnish the Agrieulturist with a superi-,
or.articie at reasonable prices, we. consult'
- our own and their interests by doing so. I
.4111: It is. and always has been; a fixed - rule with us.:
never to nndervaluo. goods made or sold by,
r • othersatut preler to Say. all tee possibly can
*.• conimendation of them. , irrespective . .or
. •
. .. who manufactures-the article: • .
Stb. The orders fir-put Lmproved Super-Phosphate'
of Lime crime An so heivily 'the past season,:
. that we fear some, were disappionted -in oh
- taining a supply.: We trust that in funnel
' we May be able .14 meet all: reasonable de- ,
. ,mandslor our article: To :_tilitd.agalost. the
possibility of, such disappointment, 'we elm-.
gest to all who want out Phosphate to make!.
. • arrangements for early
,purchases stir next
.Spring. Our celebrated 'article can be had
from most (tithe revectable dealersthrough
• : out the -country. If the merchants in Your
' neighborhbod do not have it ob hand, request.
' them to Weenie it for you. '
fIlrA trawdiscontitallowe4 to dcAleri.•
. • .. • .
Nszta,Es .
42 S. Delaware Avenue aid CIF S Water Street.
;Wired Store above. Otteetnut.) • '
We sell no irtlelei:but 'inch is ire can, safely . TCCUM-,
. . 0ct.14 .114 m ..1
FERTILIZERS
DIORO PHILLIPS'
• GENUINE IMPROVED
ALLEN L'ir, NEEDLES'
IMPROVED
..i - .. 1 i -- ,::,: - ...',.:'P#BM:,:,:i: . i.:,)SAIXS-i7.
' • 1.7"7 7- . • ......
_ . 000 MP, .01.PrilESIMEITIrr.T.4211B.
.P , Z kill Rwresa fillieaset Elettle 1 1 4 1 1 rowSwilst4
tuitlersied..FEsecutont Of .the lest,WiEt and
Testament of Joeickatiyfert.' lateof.Upuer Ttdpitmck
ett Townehlit.. se, of offer at Pnblic Sale ett• .
:Pleaitar.4.lf y . •
At: 0e104.,P-140ethe....preatises.. ,the.well known
andadvantegeotiebtkicate4STßAM ,FLOITIC-3411.4.at
• Schuylkill Havalk ettallve ng. Lots; located . near
r
the Mill, late the property of: deceased; • • .
,The issetincristwrOwkft se* 40. with
three peke- banz.!and one charmer, All Other Medd-
Itery is mnning order. : There le en.engine
home: Why :40, - .attached, with•a 40 - home power en
gine:ln- good7arder.- . — Thert - le - bn tbe ..properti a
stream of deist eprritur s Water. huildlnge are cov
ered bf.* ere-proof Yoothig•; , ''''' - -
-• The;.bnsiness: which has been established- for ten
Year*. Ult.& continual: einplOyment• to the )fill, and it
. would bee good Investment 7114 e dmdripg to pnrcb.
'roe !nth primerty. - would do well, to 'examine this Mill
beforeimrcluising elsewkefe,.. •
la regary _fa the Ylib' rof Property, - . lve ieler to
Levi r.‘f!oilthig Reeding;lllllwrigiit.. -
Teethe easy. - Pbt further mullculars titply to any of
the underslgned:.• JOPEPTI S E T P'fillT, •
ISAAC SEYFERT.
..TAC. SEWER. ' •
WM. H. SSYFERT..
lxecutons.
()et: 2s, ft —43-iot
LICLIC MARA& ei VA LV.11117.13, ILIAL
P
ES FATE.—The •subscriber • otters At Put4le
. . . . .
.:TI3ESDAY,
etzeinber - 111, 186$,
the followinz valuable Heal - Estate, - viz: Flrat, a lame,
and comnabdiotis HOTEL STAND; and two lotsja
of ground.- situate on Pottsville Street, WicOnis..
Cc, Dauphin County.. Pa. The hotel contains IS ..
comfortable bed to - ms, twoparlors;large dihing room;
kitchens, bar and ball .rooms, -- There are &So, mu the:
premises.' good; stables, carriage htiuse, - Ice house. and
all the necc..-are out-buildiugs,•with excellent water:;- 2 '
This Is-an old' and 'Faluable stand. , Its character is of
'the first -order; and its. custom is alwaysas,much as can
be - cieecimmixlited. and of the:very best.. ' •
• Seconi, A FINE'FARM. conMmiiirr 50 acres cleared:
'and tinder excellent. cultivation,mnd 19 acme 'covered
with "good chestnut and -other timber. - Thereon- is •
erected' two dwelling honses,'"good, bank barn; and a
new. grist milt, With . three pair of, -stones,' and.'in faint
rtumingOrder.. There is, also a jot:Mg:orchard of
welleetiNitecl fr uit:trees. and ti:good supply tit mining -
-water.• Situate in LykeriaTownship,-Datiphin Co., Pa.
• ' Third. - A VALUABLE PAPAL cOntainlng '56 acres of
the best•farm.land,' in good condition to fences:* and
well limed. Thereon is erected a good two-story frame ,
dwelling house. kitchen and bank barn; all new, built,
together with' art.excellent SAW MILL, "(doing a good
business.) and-ell: the. necessary out-baildings. with a
never-failing apply. pt running water. - -2. Also - 9. acres of
land heavily. covered with .ctiestnal and oak timber.—:
Situate in the Borough of Gratz., lknaphin,County.
'Terms will.be made to'Snit- and accommodate
purchasers. Parties desii ing to purchase; can call upon
orriddresi the undersigned is his residence on the hotel.
-property:••• . • . • -•
JACOB •TAI.LMAN.
HAN CO CRT' SA I . E:—Pursuant to'
O.an . order of the Orphans' Court of the' County. cif.
Schuylkill; the subscriber. Trustee of the estate of:Wil:
.lihni•Sieliner, late of the . Borough of Sehoylkililliiien,
deceased, will expose to, sate by public vendee,
•
On Ontnrdny; Noventhei .11gth. 1865;'
at 2,.. r o'clock in the afiernoon. at the public braise: Cut .
!Margaret Koons, in thesaid'llprough • . •
certain: lot of ground situate. to aforesaid
Brwngh...bennded by . No. 2, by an alley; by No. 4 and
'by Frost street. being parts of lots Nos. , 3 and 4 in
..lifekner's addition to said Borough, containing in front
ori - Frent Street 22feet; and in depth 'I2S feet, more or
less.
• No: 4 A certain lot of grontid'aitnate. in the Borough'.
aforesaid, bounded sc'atttrwest by No: 3, northwest by
arr alley. northcaat by lot of Simnel Delbert..and eolith
east by, Front street being part of lot No. 4 in the afore
staid-addition, containing in. , front on :Frant. street •22
feet, and in-deptb 1.15 feet : . thorn Or less. .• •
.Abertain lirt of ground situate in the &trough'
aforesaid: bounded t4...ulliwvat by lot of John Chriutian,
northwest by an alley: northeast by No: 6: in elaid KiCh.
neva additirtn -containing In-front
,:rin Front street
feet, and in-depth 135 feet, inure
No. .0:- A. certain . two story brick dwelling 'finnan.
frame stable and of ground, situate. in .the.
aforesaid Borough, bounded southwest by • No..s. .
run thwe't by an alley. northeastby'Peter street;
•and sontheastby Front street being part of lot No, 8,
In the aforesaid addition, contaiimig.in front 30. feet;-
and in depth ho feet, more or - • -•
No: Z. A &rutin, rot of ground situate in in the Bofigh
aforesaid, boundedilouthweat . Lydia Gitera *lot,
northwest IV,nn alley. northeast bN0..8. southenstby
Front. silver* bring part of lot N... 11, in said Kiebner's
nildition. contenting :in 'front 24 feet; and In.deptli 220
feet, .more or le• •• • . • . . :
No: & -A 'certain lot Or gioniasitaate in the Borough
aforeintici;• hounded southwest by No:. T, north*est,by
an alley, northeast. by-No. 9,. and soothe:fist by Front
street .% beine parts Of . lola Nos: 11 and 12' in Said addi
tion to Selo:13'1MB llai•en, con'aining iri. 'front 24 feet,
and-in depth 20b feet...mom-or less. • No. A certain lot of groutid situate in the Borough
aforesaid,- bounded - southwest by-No. S, northwest by
'an alley, northeast by No. 10„and".stnitheast by Fritnt
sireet, being. part of lot No. 12 in the aforesaid addition,
containing in front 24 feet,.and in depth 13 . 2,feet, mote
• No. 10. A certlinlot of ground sitnate in the Bor;
met aforesaid, hounded southwest by No. 9. northwest
by ttn.alley. northeast by No. 11, and southeast by. Front
.street, being.parts Of 'lots Not. 12 and-13 innuid Kleh
ners addition, containing lit fin:lt 24 feet, and in depth
64 Icet,Jnore Or less. ' •
.No. 11. A.eertain lot :of-ground. situate in-the:Bar- .
(nigh 'aforesaid, bounded 'southwest by' No: 10,•north
west hy an alley.. nartheastby No. 12. and southeaSt
Front street, being. cart of lot No, 13 in the aforesaid
ad !Rion, containing in front 24 feet, - and in depth 140
feet. rhore.or less. • • •
'N0.12. A-certain Tot of &mind the 13or-•
Ouch aforesaid: tionntletl, southwest by No: 11, north
.we.st • by en' alley,- nortbeast by a forty feet .road called
Dock street, and sniitheruit by Front street, being . part 3
oflot,NO .1:1 in . said addition,- containing • lb. front .on
Trent street' 30 feet. and 'hi .depth .135. feet, more or
. .
No., 16. A certain two-sttry frame. dwelling holm,
with a 13-.1 story.frame kitchen attached, a frame if 4
stable and lot of ground. situate in' the Borough
aforesaid, tainfided sontheast-' by land of Henry' ll:
Witte. northwest by an alley, northeast by-lot No. 14,
cud souttea.st by. Front street, being lot'lslo. 15 in said
Kiehtier's addition. containing in - front:4o. feet, and 'in
depth LIO feet.' more - or less. - • .. -•
No. 14. A certain tat of' gronad• situate in the -Bor
ough aforesaid, bounded southwest by 'No. '23, north
west by an'alley. northeait 4)2/part of 'SO. 46, and south:
east by Faint street, :beingpart of lot No. 16 in said td
fillip!), containing in 'front- 36 feet. and in .depth 106
•
Late the estate of Said deceased:. Tel-trill and • cOndi
tions made known at the time and place hr 'sale by
• . • - JOHN P. HOBART, Trustee.....
By.ordeeof the Orphans' Court • . - .
P; , ttsKillf...oe.tntwir tb; 1545
IMPORTANTTo FEMALES..
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) ' . • (( PILLS )) '-'•
. _ , . .. •
. , PROCLAMATION! -
The Oldest r ltegulc!lor fair Female,.
. . . .
- _ . •
- - -
DR. .OHEESEMAN'S - FEMALE PILLS
win immediately relieve. without pain: all . diSturbars
ces of the : periodic discharge,'whather. . arising from re
laxation or suppression. • They act like acharm.in:re-
Moving the that accompany dilllcted, or - Immo&
crate menstruation, and are the only safe and reliable
remedy for Flushes: Sick Headache, Pains in the Loins.
Buck and Sides; Palpititirm of the" Heart. Nervous
Treinok-Hysterics,lSpasmS. BrolcOu Sleep. and other
unpleasant and danzerous elects of an unnatural con-.
dition of the sexual functions. :Ili the ivorst mace-of
Flunr-Alhus, or Whites. they effect aspecdy cure. - ...
•• -
ORDESEMAN'S -FEMALE PILLS .
ii . ;ve been nseff. OYERXQT.TARTER OFA CENTL%
RY. They are offered as the only safe means of re,
hewing - interrupted' menstrnittion. hut undies must
hear:in:mind that.. there is, one condition of the fe
-mule system in which.the Pills cannot be taken-with
out-producing n PECULIAR RESULT; The condition
"referred to is PREGNANCY—the result -MISCARRI
AGE. -Simla is theirresistible - tendency of the nredi
.rine.tnreStore the sextnit functions .to. a norinal com •
that even. the reproductive power. of nature
cannot resist. it. THEY.CANNOT DQITARM in any
• • • DR. OHEESDKAS'S FEMALE TILLS- •
Arelhe onlyliledieine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied ntsnr. for many yearsi:•or can rely.
upon now: 'BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! These Pills
form' ,he 'finest. Preparation . ever • put forward, with
'IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. Don't
'be • deceived. Take 'this • adveitiaement 'to 'your
Dragrrist. and tell- him ihat you 'went the•BEST.and
most RELIABLE MEDICINE IN THE WORLD, which
is comprised in \ • • . • ' .
DR:. , CHEESEMAIVS FEMALE PILLS! !
They* have received. and are now receiving the sand
!lnn of the moo eminent- Physicians fn America...
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box—the price,
Ona Dollar per BOX. txmlaining, from an to GO
1 • .Pills sent by mail. promp!ly, • by retnltting the prier:
to the :'Proprietroar.. or any enthorized Agent, iii current
Lunde.: SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
ILITCHINGS & 11.1XER: Proprietors,. •
1 i • • t'S Dey Street„.New. York.
• Sold in PotfsVille by J. O:*BROWN &SON. HENRY
SAYLOR and DR.. ROBINEAU..• llinersville by
LAWRENCE & BROWN and..o. IL BRUMNI: In Ta-.
•in:.-qnn by SHADE&ILONG•and' GRLNDLE & BOND.
: Octolier,2B, 05. , • • fi-ly eow •
• • •
WORKS .:• •
JOHN
Trenton; New. Jersey.; . •
,A lane
ordgman.itirwatiLif.;iaVlrcri.Rori:i°znse,tsilrentnly,:tii],
and . cpst, i‘eopirtular. ". • tJan ,
ASItIONAII!.ECLOTHING.'....•
. .
...just opened, a eplendid assortment ' , of Foreign. and
Domestic CLOTES, CASSLMERES and V.EST
INGS,-which will be cut and fit in the Intest and
most improved styles, at his Old Stand, Market
street, a few dooraanove Centre,' Pottsville.
.• :. - - - HENRY MATTIeq; Merchant Tailor; -
Pottsville. Marclit., '64 . .. . :•'. - . ln-tf -
.
New. G re er g r ocer's Store,'
... _ .
• SEPT BY TIERS. 'FROST, • •
. . . .
Market st., WI -hand side, - next door below .Eline!l
Flour and Feed' &ore..
lira. Frost purposes to keep on hand .a variety o .
VEGETABLES. FLOWXR,S,.FISII,,. &e. She feels
grateful to her friendit for their former- patronage, and
hopes *bat irmay he eontiuniO, bylgising her an early.
:roll I rApril 9. 4;4.-15-
`` , l3P TV EGA R.=-:The - Sahscriber has
10. PI nnmenced the nutimfecture of a superior article of
VinegaCut the ;corner of Railroad and Callon:hill . streets
in the Borough, of Pottsville; where he is prepared to
furnish grocers a pare article; wholesale. which - he will
Warrant to be equal. .Jr not . Superior to any.article in the
market •for pickling. table use, ari:oll • purpose:" for.
which vinegar is used, -at the lowet inarke!. prices.. et.l
we'ask is, for dealers to give ati a trial.. .• •
July 1 . J. B. 31T,E125.
7:1B11111[ERS, • •
THE REASON •
WILY 50.:11.1...NY PERSONS ARE SEEN GOING TO
. .•
•••• . • •
ROBERT C. 1 - 111,ti'S -
- . •,
INSURANCE 'ROOKS
le, bectuire they have forind out • that they can get IN
. SCRED.against • - •
. , .
AC. . . ,
CIDENTS•of ALL KINDS
AT VERT LOW:, ENIT3 -
10 0o a S ear
aecures $lO 00 weekly: coropeaaa-
DRY: GOODS • • GROCERIESnon and ssooo if killed, •
I , • I: $1 Aim . 2 50a year ttectiress weekli'conapensa
. .
• Win and $2300 If killed. • •
PIt.OIqBI.ON' STORE
4 .•
• 825 Olia year ieerWea 844 00 weekly etimpenea
-The undereigned will continue" to carry on the bust: ,
tiod and ti.sooolf ' • '
nese of the Store (formerly Metro's &Beak) akthecor'.. • . - . .• . . • .
tier cif Market and Second - streets,. Pottsville:flit-will 'Attend to .this tatter at once , • -
keep on hands full and choice . eiocleof Dry Goods, . •
Groceries a ud-Provisioisti,whith will be aold'at • ATP 3 - 10 dical . 46 XalnigutioU roluived•
roaeonable prices. • W: BECK. •
POLICIES innUED AT MY oFFIbk. OVER
• BRIG EILThi lIAILD WARE - 11 Tb RE,
Mew. StOrliwbeat v and for •• • • , • -
sale by - - •' ' BF,CK & (MHO. • , • • • Ceistre St., Pottsville.
0ct.1.4;. Ill'arehttwe l Munis'-‘iddtion. . Ort)ber . •
.41411 - - •
Ili
WATCHES;
a t i L ' CLOCKS,-
and JEWELRY,
ALWAYS ON NAND
VO'"All kinds o 31usical Instminents, Violin Stringu;
Ba.ss Viol strings, Guitar and Ilaujo:Striug, constautly
onliand. . ' ' Min so.
•
• • .44101-111L11(CElik
THE P E NTiiitiTUALIttE.IIAtigANOE
. 00.. OF :
Asieteliable toitoreett.;:.: . . .::.1111,376;41.13 Sl*
•
DIVIDENDS averago SO pet 'cent:•
Pl.lllfitr3l. PAID HALM CASH A..11:71/lAth
•
- .
. _
. . ROBERT . .
Hai been appointed reliable company
and wilt be pleased to hurdedir any informution retiired.
%Gilt
FIRE &MA lITSURANCE.O*
-.o f Philadelphia.
.Tbikold and reliable Company it* appointed
. _
,-• . • •
• ROBERT, 'C.. HILLS
AGI64 FOE ,
Oincsr-Centre Stteville, Peniiallrfiinist 2
• October 14; VA. ' " • _ 41-3 m
IsIEW YORK
ACCIDENTAL -INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Cali
. . . .
lasares against AOc4dlenor of
• ORNRItAL ACCIDENTS Include the Traveling Risk,
and Also all forms of Dislocations, Broken Bones.
Snraius,•Bruises,: Cuts. Gunshot-Wounds,. Burns and
Scalds,..Rites of: Dogs, Assaults by Burglars, Robbers
Or Murdereis—the action of Lightning or Sun 13trake,
the effecti of ekplosion, Floods and :Suffocation by
Drowning_ or Choking, . _
EDWD. GRERNE,See•y. WM. A: BAYLEY , ?rest.
• • HENRY A.1311.r.5, General Agent.- .; • • -
ROBERT C. :
Oct it '65. . .
PHENIX INSIIIIZLNCE Co.
Brooklyn N. Y.
Cask .Capital,::. :::..1000,000 ' 00
Surplus 518,910 79
.
Ssrnnq it Citov.‘ET.L.,Prn. Enu.tr.W; Cuoivim.' V. Piet
. .
PnlLAra. SLIAW; *fly: ..
• ' •
Is Authorized to issue. Policies for Schuylkill .County.
Office over Bright's Hardware Store,' .Centre Street,
Pottsville, Pa.
October ,T, .6.5.
FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE
General Iniurance Agt. and Broker,
°Mee over, Brighes•llardware./13tore,
CENTRE ST., POTTSVILLE, Pa
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Oo„ of 141. Y.
Cash Assets orer .....
' Insnranci.effeeted in any reliable Company at 'mai•
enable_ rates..
• August 1.9,...85.
•
.M . ETROPOL:ITAN . •
FIRE. - INSITRANOE , CO., N. Y. - ..
CastiVapitul,.. . '51,000,000
Asimetm over • • . '639,000
7/JAMES . LORIMER GRAHAM, President. • • '
.J. C. GOODILIDGE, Secretary. • ' • .: • "
1). BEVEUDGE,..Agent for Schuylkill Connty, will
receive applications and issue Policies. ' • . .
'Losses promptlyadjusted., • •
. .
Amects
President—G. W. HOLLENBACK
Vice President—L. D. SHOEMAKER.
- - . Secretary—a. C. SMITH.
. • A17,1..D. BEVERIDGB, ,
For Schuylkill Co., Office, CENTRE .. STREET, • Potts
vine, EApril,22; 765;-1.6-tfl Jilly 2 9 . '6.)--30.-
Inpoipoiate4 1819:. .CluterTeriaet*
Paid up Canine:L..
Amount of. Aosocto..
Lorain Paid in 45 Years,— $17,435,891 71
T. A: 'At/MANDEB. Treat. Secty.
JONA. (10)i , WIS, 4r., A. See: E. 3. Rawirrr. Tray. Agt.
L A. Agt., Worcester; 'Mass.
WALTER, SIIEAFER,
•-• .• CENTRE ST., POTTSVILLE, PA. *:
July, 22, '6,6. • • • 9.9-Cui
POU*OIIO,Pa:
LIVERPOOL & LONDON • & GLOBE INSUgANCE
Cash. Cri - pital and Assets. 16,600,006
Invested in the United States ever:
.$1,3,00,000:
A. DopinzA24l:. Clerk,
HOPEEINSTRANOI. COMPANY,
MEW' haven; Connecticut. -
"Cash . Capital " • • • .5500,000
Surplus JAIL - 11t,.1 . 865 ' 13159,070, 9S,
-InSiminee effected in the host CoMpanies on favors;
ble terms.. .Losses pr.uptly.ruljuSted and paid without
delay. - • Apr 11.1.5,
1794.. CHARTER PERPETUAL. 4794
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA
isteprporitted,.• 1794., The °West Insur
ance Company in the United States.
.11nS'Pnid Over $17,000.000 'Losses in
Cash. Since its Organization- . .
CASH CAPITAL • • • •• • . $500,000.00
ASSETS.::..::. • .. • • • $1,642,727.92
DIRECTORSr
AETTIEE G. enerts, -,
S. Moan Wsis,• • •. • •
SAMUEL W.' JOSE.% &SIN MALON; •
JOGS A. Bites's; ..- GEORGE L. HARRISON, •'.
CSAELES . -TAYLOIL, •‘ , FEASCIS R.' Cork- '
Amnsoss • - . - .EnwXBD H. Thafrrs.; •
Riciultn•D. -Wooa, :EDWARD S. PLARSE;
WILLIAM WELSH.- Ccsnurroa, - :
E.Hr.own - ,.- T. CUASGEON. HENRY;
JAMES N. 'DIG/LSO:I. • .
• . 'ARTHUR G: COFFIN, - Presldent.•
••Agent at.Pottsville: •• T. GODFREY.' ...
• Office, blahantongo, near Centre :Street. .
Dec: 1.0. !64. .
.50-17
•MEROH ANTS'
INSURANCE COMPANY
• • ...OF HARTFORD, CONN.. '
OF FllloE—.4Ukaiter Oak ilankßailding:
CASH CAPITAL, .'L $200,900.00.
..ITetisurplus,. Jan. 1,1065, .$120,231.34.
E. THOS...Loppgu... • . BLIEK HOARD.
• • Secret.;*, • Fn.*dent.:
ROBERT .
-:HILL,
Agent, Pottsville,...ra.. ; %. •
tx7tliorized to issue Policies i>t.'the abtive Bell
. NiaveMh-er able
" .
•• . •
CHAR TER '1829: PERPETUAL. . .
•
- ..
.
FIRE
.::INSURANCE COMPANYFRANKLIN
.
PIHLADELPHIA....
• Asseti, of. JOnnary 1,1.1364, •
":. $2,501 1 297 •
• • .
Czapiinl . ' $400,000
Accrued:szrplika., • • 091,560
Invested Premiums;:. .. ;1,103,42$
• • - ' • I -• •
Unsettted.Clninaa; 4 Income fair 1.5641,
. • • $310,000..
LOSS 'PAID SINCE 1.92 Q, •
.-• $5,000 ; 000. '
•• ' '
PERPETUAL AND TEXPORARY.POLT
.-.' OLF.S 9N.L.143101AL
DIRECTOR*:.
• .•
CHARLES N. BANCKER,. ISAAC LEA.; •
SAMUEL
WAGNER, r• • . EDWARD C.. DALE,
•
.GRA NT, - • • CEO. P-A.LES_ •
JACOB R: SMITH, . A LFRED FrrLM
GEO. W. RICHARDS, FRAS. W. LEWIS„ 11L.D.
AIIINAILLEI4 N. ANCKER,Priemident.
'EDWARD Vico-President.
JAS:W:McALLISTB.R. Sec. Pro. Tenn. •.- •
The anhscriher is agent for, the ahthie mentioned
in
stitation,
.and is prepared to make insurance on every
- description of property; at the lowest rates. • .
HENRY- C. RussEL, Agt.
Pottaville, - .March 19, it-tf . • .
141 - lit . o,?,4Tir4v, - li - f ' .Y 1
ROBERT C. HILL
ROBEltrr C. HILL,
Wyoming Fire. Insurance Do,
OF WILKESBARELE.
INSURANCE.
F. B. KAERCHER,
General Insurance Agent.
Pllll, A DELPHIA.
: 41.14 114 ) 1 t
40: .
NEW:= W•IIOItESALE: •
WINE-.AND
LIQUOR STORE,
POTTSVII_,LE, P Vii.
$250,000
Champagne,
Claret,
Of the most Supexior Qualities,
A-41:4-e_iNi NE.s',
Imperial Cabinet,
Old Family Rye,
$150,000
SUPERIOR WHISKEY !
82,230,000 00
..'3,850,331 78
Old Ilemieiwy,
Old Martel,
Old Otard, Dupuy & Co's,
DARK ..& PALE
BRAiNDY!
z
co
ail 2i
1-4
C
1.3
•4
0
13
1-3 0 M
0 ° 4 2
r
r
td
Aak
0) (a.)
.
0
Superioi 'Scotch Ale,
wiNE . s: . :: - 44‘.. - .-:I 4 ICtU . Og.',
- Always on hand and for sale cheap,
.ON. L 17..F.0,-R - 0 A,5.1:11
HENNESSY & DUFFY'S,
'pOTTSVILLE; PA.
ogtoer 21, 165
''-: .'''':,:.T:T'.' € .:,*';'. - ;
.T":' - .;.'-;i , :' .' 6.:-:.Y4''''.'
MEM
.1:1,, 1 ,ti,r_E4...:T.44AC 1 :
Port,
Sheir3i !
Xadeira, dm,
Together with the purest
(PURE JUICE.)
--ALSO--
Old Baurbon,
\ Overholt,
2= and =CY,
Old Nectar,
Old Apple,
And all the various brands of
EXCELSIOR,
Pinet, Castillon & Co's,
And all the best Brands of
AT THE
Irish and Scotch Whisky,
Old Jamaica and
New England Rum,
And Every Variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
SILVER TERasuE,
Ins 4 be one of the of farm be.st
`Crops when the . birds were thought
to
. he well sold at Christmas and Tbanksgie..
ing:, - ,For twelve and lottneen cents a poilud.•
It Cannot beaOything-,else when the price is
inultiplied by .three... Turkey is at the top or'
the scale of high prices, and lutist be about
the Moat' profitahle meat We.can rdise. C or p
can hebought...for:z..dollar tibushel,' and h
. Was frequently at that price- _when :poultry
was worth; pOund Corn will
make just asf,much flesh noWas ever. One •
greatadvantitge of this kind of stock
is, that they care of theinselres, -
and do their own Foraging: After the young
broods are - .fairlfstarted, si a minith old,
they shift for themielvestintil the cold nights
of Autnniti.colue - ori,. when the:fattening pro.
cesishoUld - begit.• Tifose make
s "mistake
. .
who .put - off the feeding later : At this time.
their feed, of grasshoppers,.. crickets., and oth
er insects, Which - has so largely • Supplied.
theirlwarits,-. beginato fall off.•: There is z,o .
Objection . to
,their roaming still and gathefing
wintt.they. can ; lve:do not approve of shut- .
- Ong them up.: This will do very is ell 1 - ,, r
ducks and: geese. but the., turkey is amore
- enterprising bird, 'and it- cluifeS his restle - ss"
spirit to-be confined itra pen, no Matter how
well he may be, fed.: The flock's will gatlite
a good deal from the Woods anti - ..fields, - all .
through:October and' November,especially
irrpast is abundant.. What is wanted, Is that
they, should gb - to . theirroosts` erery night.
with full crops. As_ the insects drop off, their
:ft.)oi k ahould belncreased. - At first they need"
only tObe fed at night. .This will not pre
vent their - excursions" in the morning,
will make' fur their familiar pastures as 'soon
as they leer& their 'perches. flegtital feed
•ing will encourage . them to come hin° early,
Juid to roost near the farm -buildings where
they are - safest. A too or two of turkies.ls'
tot:Y.llmph property in these days to
- hare ly
inn rOund loose: Encourage them to come.
at call and keep the flOcks.well in hand:
-.A.s.the Weather grows colder, increase the
feed and . improve quality.. To promote
thrift, nothing- pei haps better-than h 0 4 1.1
potatoes mashed up with oat or corn meal
and givenwarm. Topreyent,Wasting,:these
should he fed in :troughs- made for the p er :
pose. : ThelArd is a gross feeder and almuit
that ordinarily •goei to the pig stye
will be acceptable. He ,has, however. biS •
decided taste;," and knows Which side his
bread is buttered as Well as taller. bipeds. lie
has:an eagle eye for-grain oats, l arley, buck.
Wheat and corn, and all t hese may. be gives
with decided advatitttge: His especial weak.
'nessis Indian corn ; and his eye twinkle widt
delight at the sight 01 this golden grain ;116,
11 , 11 tells the Aory of his keeping. For the
last six weeks of "'his life he should tie plied
with'eorn as the .islandard diet. 'There is in)
cheating- the cOlisutner, A lean • bird is net
the thing for fOrty cents a Pound. Be hotteq,
give hint a - plump 'corn fed fowl, -and sleep
with a thriving pocket and. good conscience, -
though the cribslgrow lean. -
.Froht the A'itteriertn Agrtelitturigt..-
AMOPT OF SEED WHEAT FOR IN ACRE.
Every .wheat plant requires tOr its lair de;
•yelopmenkart area of about 'l6 square inehrs,
Mr apiece -of grotinil 4 inches square. 'Phi re
arc in an acre of laud '43,560 square fevt.L.
Rich square fern: cot:taintso of these 4-intt!
squares; hence is' capable - of
...sustainit,g 6
wheatplauts ;arid so we have 302 ; 040 as the
number of wheat. plants that Will grow ad 7
varnageously on an, acre of good
. 1,1 1
bushel-.of wheat . with kernels. of fair size,
there are 'abOut 650,000 grains. If these-be
unit . distributed over tine acre,
.there •
will be about 15 kernels on every square foot
or a friction more - than 0 - sqtiare inclk:s, or
-an area of 3 inches, square, for each kerod.—
Did the wheat plant . produce only' one stalk
and head, this would not be too thick. But,
as we may cipect every plant to tiller, that is
produce froth.l to 0; or more sterns. f all
therie kernels slit - Mid grow, the -straw. would.
• . be so thlek_ tk at the ears of 'wheatwouhl be
Short and sn . lllol, tind'the grain alio of a di
minutive size. But,. In Prict . ce,. we F.ud that
there is a. failure somewhere ; for if we use
net more seed, the grain int stun i thick
enough on the- ground._ Whit then becomes
. of thd seed ?—and how ;muck-mu -4 we use?
Much -depends upon the-size of the kernels,
the nuniber that will vegetate, the condition
of the soil, antt the-manner-0( putting in the
Seed;. Sortie kernels often ere. nearly. twice .
•as as'otherS. .When kernelg are, small!
of c•turSe; less seed is required,: and vice".verga.
If the grain here threshed with a ma
chine which -has bruised the kernels, more.
aced ismecee-mry thenlithreshed with a flail
or whipped out, Which_ is the best way to
'thresh for seed. When it is.put in with a
good drill,.has seed - will be required. than if
sowed ibroadcnit;: When the. soil is' rich, an
acre Will require less seed than'if the ground
is in a Poor state of fertility, for the richer
the spilis, the more the plants will tiller.=
Oneboshel of good seed per acre, well put
into a - richsoil, e is enough.. Making suitable
allotVances for - imperfection: tillirded .to: it is
.advisable to - - increase the' an Mint sdmetitnes
to 2 :bushels per. here. Usually about 2
btisliels is the„adv iar hie - quantity.: If plants
have room to' tiller when the soil is fertile,
thin seeding will,,yield es much as thick.
geripto.
ARcusu.,-,-Pui bread crumbs into a Sauce
p,m, witircreann,Lialt and . pepper; when the
bread has abiorbed Ilia cream or milk, break
in a few eggs :and try as omeirt.
biatLy : Brtoritake four ounces of pearl
barley, rico turUiPS 7 three ounces of intihm
meal, and. three. ounces of sweet 'erearl.
Steep the pearl-harley (after:wishing) twelve
hoiirs set it on the fire in. five quarts of
freshwater, addieg the turnip - 5; LOil „gently
an hour, add ihe. cream ; stir in the finial;
thin it, if neeessary,:nwith more water, and '.
simmer gently twenty Minutes.
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CnEESECA,KE TO - KZEP A YEAR.—Take f)nB
pound of loaf sugar, six.eggs well,beaten,..the
juice of three duel:mons, the grated rindof
two, and a: quarter of a: pound of freih but-.
ter: Put these ingredients into a sauee-pan ,
and stir. the 'mixture _over a slow-fire until it
is as thick as honey..., Put into a jar, and . you.
will "have it. always at nand for' making
cheesecakes, as.it will last good I.year:
Bc - rrEneo .Eaa.s.- 7 - our, eggs well beaten,
three tablespoonfuls of cream or milk, a little
grated tongue or beef, pepper and salt, three
ounces of butter; put-in astew pan until quite
hot, then add the eggs—stir all the time until
quite thick. Flave.a slice bread' toasted
and, buttered ready, spread the mixture .upon
It, and o send it table very hot. • -
TALC AS-AN .. ,A.PTLICATIO . N To WOE:NOS.—DT
Guyon, ot Paris, speaks in :very high taints
of talc(siciliate of alumina and inagnesia) as
nic:application. 'to burns .and suppurating
wounds. IL. is very clean and soft; resiits
fertnentation, and thereforeopposes yegets ,
,causes no pain ; rapidly
deans the woutitiV and produces healthy
gmoulationee. 'lt is . alio . an excellent two
_
Tai DEarser.CocitnoActica.--Sprinkle pow
dered borax into the tracks and on the tables
and"dresser and• Root of the, kitchen before
goinf torhed. Two or three evenings they
all disappear. The kiv;hen floor ought to be
swept previous to sprinkling it.
Covvr.rtterr.