figrcim the 2tiarristioten . Herald. ....xgrf.p.1144121.1.1011P. JIG ON BOLD Ift-8 : 41 0781:41t1tXkittLN KT,' ! 1865th' Welter Berrium he adviied me to .cuni go n dp It me = With' hes not been Tptop, an mepliystshiiiitti'ort: a See Vorge wood suitor' me lorst apis34:ite, drive'the Red Roses back to me wan cheeks as ov ydie 7 -that I . weed deriVe muclißenefit from : Feaps 1131 t ninst -openly . confess. that I. haviet tell in With ole, Benefit yet. I don'ttleiee be lives:fur aboni here. . • I took *image abord one ov. Uncle Sam's steam,wessels. steamships air crii testi with stun :putty jaw-dislokatin' names I Selected the' POtzkombasthiskt" beams thes*Was; a easy name 2,prtmonnz. I speeted I wo od , her to -Ritvit much frekently, hens I 6alpion the Wessel wot owned the iiimple - st name; for tht. very reasin that I didn't want to frantopi the ieeder's jaw. "Otzkombuth lskt" air a sweet Injun name. :It firstly ,be longd,to a tribe ov Copper-colored Braves wick formerly Romed the dense forests ov Sumneytown, Montgomery co., Pa. The Copper ticket is voted up there to this dip. Orie of the Caveinsitd by -the Otzkgmilutstli- Iskters has just been disdovered near .a place called the Trappe: • I don't know of our weasel is it She -or a He or a Her: Its called bah. • bur . ioy'gi has lain extensively tempestoo _ us. The 3d day out the winds howled fear fully,.rui a little ex-Contiaban' on Bord whistled dismally. Captain Bill Tuggs savored nutehlylitn chitivd tobacker morely. A. pus ion, to be aSee Capten; must be agptdooate of a Ist cliiss'SerneterY for sWeatin' chew in' tobacker: - far - is - any - individooal oh- servashun has extentled• this is too troo Esther. "Luirer! d=---yer toplites; luff!er!" the_ Capten sbriekt, as the wind struck us heavy on the starboard stern-quarteis, abaft the barnacle bowsprit jiggums, knockin' the reefs out qv. the inimacie-clew a, ati ,carryin' away • a portion of the ankor,.carisin' th 6 'Nesle' to lurch on her blockhed-reefers, an : painfully npsettin' the black. Cook who Was fryin'.spec klid Porgiesfer supper. Yon see I'm alreddy posted in the Naught' cal or Saler "fraces.. The,.Saler's lingo is a easy-fiowin language, but I couldent reccorn-• mend it to the use,ov the Gospil. .The Sailers Lufft her. The win(' increased in fury, an the Capten was sweistin' an chawin' tobacker. The ship reeld like a drunken inebriate, an I wisht I cood go home by request to see. me mother. "Flail in the 4-topped gibbootn; double reef the ankor, an carat orf the top-chokerl Heve tu! beve ' I don't know ef the salers obeyd all this order, but I know I had bin heavin more than 2 fer some time without waiten fer orders. • The-ship *as plungin throo the hlityDeep at the rates of .30 Nots an hour. 40 bells - struck: I expected every minnit wood be* tbe one after the next. A. grate scholar onct Wrofe—"Tbem wot goes -under the See in ships and gits drowned, ',seldom cums . back alive..". I bet the grate scholar Was right. AU the goisland bad deeds I ever committed swept before me vision. It scemed it _took - the bad onus 4 times. longer to sweep parst than the good ones. Praps that was a mis take. I thint ef.l cood see me cousin Lucy once agin, to present her me. Razor. an Boot Jack as a Poveneer, clod die content. I..noticed a muttonish looking cuss on his -knees ou the mizzen_ deck ov the, poop.masf . He was confessin 2U repentin ov his skis., Ile confesst - he was sorry ha- voted the Copper heal ticket, and be sed ef his life was spared this time he would not commit such•n , black sin agane. Not ef he knowd it. This bein , a aneakSn' Peas Democrat ler the larst 4 or IS years seemed to be the only thing which weighed heavily onto his mind. He prayd an prayd, an' I was forcibly reminded ov' Shak . sper's thrillin lilies. 2 wit "When the -Devil was indisposed - The Devil a monkey - would be But when the Devil was convaleseut • - The Devil a Monkey was he,7 -"Stand by and splice the whatduyukal lum!" cried the Capten agin, takin a cud ov tobacker out his mouth, an hittin the ex-con- . traban pimp into the I with it.- "Cut . away the reef tackles an unloosen the rudder!" The Sitters obeyd these - cOnimarid with al acrity. A , cry of horror now parst from mainlight binnikle-hed. The ship had sprung a leak! Deth stared us into - the face. But we rather had the advantage ov Deth. While Deth stared us into the face, thar was about 70 ov us a starein' Deth in the face.. The prospect wasn't pleasin to us. Not much. I don't know how Deth liked it. The wessel was, litend by heavin' all the heavy artlkils overboard. Among the heavy artikils was the undersind's pocket-book. A s I gazed anti) the wallot fer the larst time, I silently sed, "Wity, ole pocket book,.air you 8 me. like American Union?" An et that valooable viece ov household furniture cood have:spoken, it wood hey' sed, "Becaws , it air hard to separate." , But it wasn't the roll ov Green Backs I morod mostly.. It was the unreceited ov Tailor r & Shoemaker bills it contaned,. Now since: theYs vanisitt I alight foigit to - pay 'em.. Sidi things do http pen to ivelthY gentlemen.- , _ The storm raged on, an the Balers .pumpt on. At let - eta Sabbath school teacher sug gested that we carat lota to ascertain of thar wasn't a Jonah on abord. The parssiugers an Croo So was I. Wal, the fearful words "2 be chucked - overboard" was bootifully ritten onto a strip ov papar. ' Then it an a proper nurdber of blanks was put into a Tarpoleon hat, an each one drawd one out. The Peas Copperhed draivd the fatal slip He sed he deserved • it, an was willin' to 'die. He sed he'd had bin a very bad ma; had voted against ilartranft fer Auditor Gen ril ; had voted fer Buchanan, an allus thort the South shoodhe• let alone. When we tbort there was no Whales about, we tenderly .chucked him_over. , • Instantly the brite Orb ov day struggled throe the -- ` clouds ; the winds ceaz,ed ; the waves stopped their lashina; the leak _was re- - pared, .and the Capten went below an took a betty. drink. In thoie iespeck the C4ten al lus done his level best. & I felt Bully. . So you will percdev this Nuthren tratior was the caws ov all our sorrows, 'just as the same class . was mOstly the caws of the rebel lion, which cawsed sorrow over all -this fare land ov ours. .1 The Czititeti informs me: that the .`.9tikqin basthiskt" will atop at the Dry Tortooguies a day or 2, to land sum things fer Dr. Mud 'the other exiles. P'Vaps - my next- letter will be written from the Dry Tortoogusses,' deseribin those city an the assassins who do biznesa thare. • Ymirs . sevril more, "Or what use are forms?" exclaimed a petulant legislator to Dr, Franklin; "you cannot deny that they,are often mere emPiy things!" "Well, my friend, - . and so are. bar rels, but nevertheless they have their uses," quietly replied the doctor. • A WOMAN said in a police court the other day, that before marriage 'her, husband pre : = tended to be much struck with her, but now she was every day struck by him. HINTS ON .1.1.t.r5, by H, Melted, it is -sta ted that the late Earl of Harrington; when. walking in'his garden, wore a green hat, so as not to frighten the birds A LADY, playfully condemning the wearing of whiskers and*moustaches, declared, "it Is one of the fashions I inyariably set my face agai Now that redlair has become se iashionae We' in Paris, lovers sonuetize a tlatatolored IMO as "the &2i ' of tsiti' love:" - Wakt. lbstrurrient may. auy ntad plattiOu without inatxuction ? uwu . trumpet. -.• • . . WENOEROTW, TAYLOR 'b BROWN, BROWN, ARTISTS .AN.D. ,PROTOGRAPITERSi N... 912 - Atiatt9l4 0146 iatigeli , . -PICMADEI*ErEA. • bA-_ Dec.; 31, 'PL. % _ . , . No: 54;12 :Narkes litree.t; Pbllndetp6tn~ .. Imiciorter of GERMAN.fi-FRENrifind 'English T3yB and Pcncy Goode, and CEINA WARE, PIPF.CANEEi,,' •&c., wholesale dealer in domestic fancy articles!. EeptOmber .".'. - % 3,4 m _ . . . TifOODIZEFIF & ALLEN, Soceesoors.to V TAR ALL OGDEN, No. 4V North 341 Street Philada tvholerOle dealers In COAL OILS. ACOHOL.:BRI;IZEsIE/NAPTIIA:, :TURPEN TINE. &c.. Sc Have conotanth , on band DOWNER'S SPINDLE or light MACHO:RWI • OIL, DRAW MA CHINERY OIL. -Mete are_mno. tinmlxed Parattino Lohricaton, free from all trate' of seid; and' are mar ranted not to "at a re." • •: . , • , . • lirThe trade sttpplied on reasonable : • - • . . . . . . City - cabinet- Ware Rooms and ilanufaetoiy, - • . 238 - SOVTEL SECOND" STREET, - • .• - •- • Philadelphia.. . N. B. :LPerions going to tile City will And it-to their advantage to cal end examine the.itoelt . • 3 14..' S:• - • 'Sept. 2T, , 64 • . • • • Wm:. G. )3 A waH Enivii. B. H max:. • ' • ` WI lEaklIGIS:& • . 31ANUFAORTMRS. OF • • inentelsiet and Dialers in Paints, Maass: and Burning and Lubricating Oils,. • • Benzine and Neptba; • ..." N0..130 SoBITE SECOND ST., PrInAIiELPETIA. Sept.l6, . . . .., • • 3i -6m -." . • J...STEWAP4T DEPATY 253 S. Seiond..St., .abore;Spruce, - • •PHILADELP'III4.,': - • . • Keeps 'constantly on htuulrue assortment of CAR: PEIR, MATTLNGS. DEW ET'3. OILCLOTHS, WIN DOW SHADES. ,B - CGS, MATS, PIANO. MELODEON and TABLE COVERS, &c.; '&c., to which be would in. site the.atteniion of those who .may desire anything fn his line. ..Sept. 16, .65.--n-sra • .. • BEDS.. FEATHERS: bieiTTEASsEs, • BL_ NIpITS BEDIWILTS. • • " • {TUCKER'S CELEBRATED SPRIT( .BED. Every article,in the Bedding line at the, lowest marke price... AMOS- llLLLBORNE,..rhiladelphia. Sept. 16, 16.- . 57-3 m T. DEIACRADIX, . . . No. 3T. South Second Street, above..Cheo •• . • OA.RPETEOS 1 OIiPETINGS . . . Haibig . received by late arrivals, all the - newest and mop( attractfre.atyles of Carpetings, L am prepared to offer at the lowest. prices: wholesale . and retail, John CrosSley and Son'a Tapestry Brusieli; Lowell it Hartford Threz-plj , and Extra Super Ingrain CarOsta, with 'a large assortment of medium - and low priced Carpetings. Window Shades :Oil Cloths, Ate. • • -: • DELACROIX. No: South Second Stieet, be tween Chestnut and Market, Philadelphia: • • • August 19. '95 , 33 lm' FOR .00MFORT, • O . ONtENFENOB;toOII -- 011 Y. AND DURABILITY, USE • THOMSON'S .10NDON KITCHENER, EUROPEAN RANGE . ! • : TISE BF-HT RARGE EVER INVENTED., .• • ' • • *-* SOLD Ire *: • • ••• CH & THOMSON; N0:209 1 , 7. Second. St., khiladelphla, Iron Founders , and inneniffictn rem of *loves, Heaters. Tinned and - En . - •• • • • ainelled Wares, dec., &c. .41'10E4.19, ,60.. BANK.S, DIN MO ItE & Co., §IICCeSSOM tO A.-11. DAVIS & CO., Manufacturers of • 'dent Staudard . !SCALES, - Suitable for • . - eigh Locks, Th. R. !racks . & Depnts, 411. Bay, and - .Live Aso all tlic deerriptiona of lormairtilt 8- rof.; .1)1 Plat fOrm Scuilleri JOritent Systioas N. W. corner . " - • 151 h St. andlientea . 2.3, , • . . . Penlia. , Paiot. and Color WOrks. . Liberty White Lead l. :taut , White.Leid! • ' . TRY IT !- . •;-: - ' - TRY ITT : . WicainTioto cover more flifilCe: fnr FaMe weight, than any other, Buy the beat, it-lathe cheapest :- ". - • TRY 17'1 -- - - "' • TRY IT : - • ' •- Liberty Lead hi trhiter than-any inber,•••'•.. • .-.... • - Ltherty'Lend covers better than any other:• . • - • •• . Liberty Lead wears longer than any. other;-- Lib .Lead is isms ecopOmicat than any othei. - Li rty Lead is more, free !rent - impurities and is /y - • • WAILISANTED to dn 711071, and better -work, at a• • • - given. colt. than arrk'other..- Buy . tie • BEST, it • the CELE A.PXBT • • , 11anufactured arid warranted by • L TAM. :S DI:1 T • -.IVIIOLESALE •'' • DREG,. PAINT 'AND GLASS DEALERS, 137 North Street,- Philadelphia. qz. • . [March - JO-Iy3 - 44- , LADIES - .FANCV:. FIRS! Y.• JOHN FAREIRA'S• ' .Est A blireitted , . , FUR M lIEAOtr.d.R Y, . No.; 71 S - Arelt Street, • ahnve PHILADA. - • • I have now in store of my own IM-. fr- ; portation and Manufacture, one of " the LARGEST and most BEAUTI FUL -selections of JFALNIttIf FIJRM, for LADIES , and CHILDREN'S WEAR, in the City.. Also, 'a tine assortment of Gent's Par Glovet and Collars. ' I am enabled to dispose'of my goods at very re-asona 'hie prices. alutl would, therefore Solicit a-call from my friends of Schuylkill County, and vicintty. - • nr - Itcmernher the Name: Number and Street! • AfIPIIN FAIKEIHA; Arch Street; above 7th, math side, PHILADA. • • - Virl-have no Partner, nor connection-still, any other Storuin Philadelphia t 048: • • ••.: . 1-1 : o()P. - ,- ~1W,gr.,0:0623.: • • 110 S • -"OWN MAK.FYi OF 11001 1 .SICIRTS, Are gotten rip expreSely ko meet the Wants of tlist'class trade. • They embrace a complete asiortment of. all the new and desirable les, 'sizes and' leugth, for Ladies, Idissei and 'Children:anti - :are superior.'to 'all Others made in_ point of aymmetty,-finish and durability'; be-. ing made of the finest tempered English Steel Springs— , with linen finished covering, and having 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. : -• Also, constantly in,receipt of full:lines of godd.Easb; em Made SKIRTS, at very lOw'prices , .. Skirts castle to order; altered and repaired. WHO.LESALEND RE TAIL, at: MANUFACTORY - A -.AND SALESROOM; NO. 628 Arch Street, above Sixth, Philuda. - VD — TERMS CASH: 01.7, PRICE ONLY. Anglia 19.. , fi5" • - . LOOKING,GLASSES, Oil Paintings, EngravingS. Pic tures, and Portrait -.Frames. Photograph Prattles, Win dp‘_%;sCornices.Pier Ta- Ui M arbleSlabs & Brackets. . : 816. Chestnut - St., rhtladelphla,..lUanatactuir ers, Importent And. Dealers la Look-. - .. • . . Ing clasSes. , -• A large and elegant assortment. of•MIRRORS:of ev-. er3; -character always in . stock.. Particider , attention given to the manufacture of Picture 7 Faimds in which branch continnal changes ' and' novelties are ' bo Mg introduced: Estimates for Looking Gil:testa furnished on application, try mall or personally. *. • Rogers , ' Groups, and War and .ilarnorous sub jects. (Full particulars in' CircUlara.) ••' • • • ' • Ewer' , article of IiWsrs...EARLY., & SONS' inannfac. tore. can be packed to forward to any part of the cone- . try in perfect safety.. Gollery of Paintings open at all•timess free, toyieitorg.. • triune : • E..t. , EA irt.oll. 'For 'the convenience of our patrons and others at adistamrc: we here present 'a diagram of self-measurement, by which a good fit will' be guarantied; by' sending the sizes .the order designated in the.accompauying .EXPtANA.TION. MEASURE FOR COAT. Length IV Back, from .1 tO 2, Length•of S7esse, (with arm crooked,) from .4 to 5. Breast Mftpture.--ArOund the most prominent part of the .. Waist :Meatitre.--Arotind the waist.... • • State 'whether the person is erect or stooping. • The same measure as for Coat . Measure inside seam, and out side ,froin hip.:bone, and around the widit anl hip_ SAMPLE Or iIiATEBIALIS SENT BY MATI. FEES OT COST. GOObSTOOi. T.ETUTOMD., ur NOT BATISFAOTORT. • ' • CIIAS. STOKES 84 . S24' Chesnut .Bt., Philudelphin.. June jO e we. • • - • • 23- • A. - IV A lip, JR A - Srmallylntere,§tint 116-opemrtg. . . JOSEPH IL TIIOIINLEIG •:' - (Late THOR.NLEY GHISK) ' • • ' Having made eitenelve. repairs - and-alterations - to. the OLD STAND. N E.. *cons EIGHTH -AND' SPRING GARDEN: STREETS, PHILADELPHIA, has re-open ed with a magnificent stock of new and heantifhl goods selected with great care and' with • special teference to the first class - trade, whohase so • long patmnized, the old firm And 'would here take' the , opponrmity of hinking au- our former customers and or assuring them that nb - et Tort will he4pared in the future to re tain their continued patronage. :There .isilkbelound- a good stock •:of BLACK/SILKS, and 'SHAWLS„ EMU PLAIT) And PLAIN - POPLINS, 'FRENCH. AtERTNOES. WOOL - DELAIN ES 'ANI)...REPS:CA.LICOFK. GING TICKINGS, and.- STRIPES, OLOTIIS. CASH AND SIaIRETINGS, •-.:LgilMio GOOD CLOAKS, SICIRM • oRNLIIT • • 'N. E. eon 803'&13printgaideis SWAT% - . FAIN:: :,OF 1805 ! ! ! I 1 - • • trilmear-' cam HIGH Vattz..c..llEDALS; for • years. past in this insantry end in Europe; for their decided edperiniitii anunfattured in, gals wheritbeir-ticei kebee las beerflong: acknowledged andiulliv, , Et' mired. 'ln aelicaty andigOktnert of tone. Walsh purity and power,. they are • unequalled, and toili warranted • on the onset reasonable terms. ..COLIRAIi MEYER, : • .Nom.72h Art* pltreeti'Plandelpileiga: . . . pq~.llTOls ^. REFINED. NalitlsEirmie: , ! . - pima quality. esPeilially iatifaiptcid tO •the toaa =factare Of GITNIPOWIPIE put up in .tiarrels • of alioutthree:tuntdralpoundseackf. For salbk • ••••• • • •• • , WILLIAM' OrT3LIAAER; • . . AGENT FOR TII6II2:ISCrirA6TUREft. r , • . . . '59 Malik Frailt . 41,tameaj,7Pliladelptia. • Octobt , ,i 21., . O • • • :••••: Goods gaiitabld: for HOlidO,Y. Presents. .-52.171 ARCH-- Street,i-M‘ . W - A747 ', -FINS iEWHLRY, • ••••• • • • - ttrid Sapetior Ver 'Plated Ware, ••• :Sept. 80, • , 63 .• : • , 39.3 m •• • . THE HIGHEST cakwint . ollloES . . Paid for Old Pfeweputsers„leitutphlets , litierk i t 'and Wtmte Pstirer of. every deecription. For particulars addrepa • . • • STOcIi.IIVALL at..-331/lEitt 4 o4l,' .".• : • • Pro 25 Ann Street, °Ott door West of liassati ~ t:4• . .. 45,3 m. D. 013 BI S EI~ gP. Time, • Naves Clkothe• . Saves j• • . . - and SaTear*omen. irs TH.ES9AP FOR. EVERY - PA.3iILT. • • •.. . • • Sold by-grocers and storekeepers throughout city and country— - ' ' ••• • ..• .• , 3LLNIITACTURND ONLT nY . • ' • . " " J. B. DOBBINS & C 0.,. • • 107 Sonth - Filth St., below Chestnut. Nov. 11, '6.5-45 tit .• • - PHILADELPHIA. • •IMPROVED • PERISCOPIC . - .SPECOCLES.• ••• ....€5" 13 1 k• Barbera natiafiietori, 'Whole's:tile do Be tail.' 'BARBER'S IMPROVED PERI-SCOPIC_SPECTA CLES, 'rapid that CLEAsI-Eaa and - Batt.t.tsior of .e.erroni; . whch cannot be 'obtained - frotal any other fortnbf Gukaaxe. . . • . 1 . • frErStore and lonctpry, No. 248 .Niiritt Eighth St., Philadelphia. • • N. R.L.Dealers sopplied .w.ith • ..*Orieties of SPECTACLES at low rates... . - : ..Nov. 415 . 4..t-Bnt . • SAFE LI :1 The subscriber is"prepared to receive' orders for the "HARRISON STEAM BOILER," in sizes to_ suit, par- - chasers:'• The attentiott of manufacturers and .others is called to,this new Steam Generator, as cOmbiningis-• sential - .advantages in abs , olbte safety,from destructive explosion, first cost and - durability, economy . - of fuel,. facility of cleaning' and transportation, &.4, - not possessedly any boiler now. in use. • These boilers-may be seen in daily operation, driving . the' extensiVe , Wotkii of Messrs. Wm. Sellers. Co., Sixteenth: - street and Hamilton streetat S: W. Catt ell's Factory. Spruce:Street; Schuylkill, Grirsed's Tre, ,TOSEPIL . HARTIISON, wathingionAggiqdingT. 274 S. THIRD -STREET, Sept. 24; '64.-29701 ESTE VS !f . .IOTTAGE ORGANS . . . Are not only u6excelled, but they: are absolutely un, erittatleif by any other. Reed Instrument in the country . Designed expresely for Churches and Schools, they are found to be equally well - rulaptad to - .the parlor. and drawing room. For sale only . by. - • . • • • —- E, M. BRUCE.: •• • No. 1119 North SEVE . NTII SL., PIILLAD . A; ' • rir- Also. BRADBURY'S PIANOS. and • a complete assortment of the,PERFECT 3IELODEON Sent,:ln, '65. GREAT CHANCE C3r . What the - People . ;Want . THE • • •m . A. N. DAUB- •• .• H T 0 ....THE, WAR; - Coiteratere in . :iliac very barge lirotinne of over 1000 .INagci; . Tide Workltris •SOVIVaI as a candid;' lucid,. complete, anthen . tle and reliable tiatory of the ' , great contlict It contains reading matter equal. to. three large royal 'octavo volnmes. .splendidly illustrated with over 150 • fine portraits of Generale, battle scenes; . maps and dl , . agrama' . : Returned and diaabled . oflicers . and soldiers. and en ergetic ymmg men in want a.. profitable employment' will find this a. rare chance Iv make Money.:- 'We haye Agents clearing' $9.50 per mOnth,..which :We will prove to any doubting applicant; Torproof - ot.the.abrivr Fend . • for circulars end.aee our terms; Address, ;-- 's • • • JQDre.I.S.BROTHER ik CO.; Philadelphia, Pr..' UNION STEAM FAN ROTARY BLOWERS. . . : These:Machine:is are the :h est -appliapres steaming capacity of toilers 'where •,there: : is a 'defective draft; •ir, where thtsp' fuel-. is'. required to be nved, like Fine and .Dust Coal, Coke:' Screened ,to 'Bituminous Coal, Saw Dust; Tanners , Spent Bark, &.c.• These Machines ale* operated by steamdirectfromthe boilers, and require • no' power Trtim*.the • Englite they occupy no room available for any • other purpose.' are.quite noiseli4e is their operation, and .are not lia.' ble to•wear.out for years, : ' : •• By using this Machine your grate .bars..will never behd or meltdown, your. coal: will burn to , ashes and, not clinker. , saving the trouble nodexpense' of cleat ing your fires more.gian• once a day. - The Machine, is easily. run With.ted pounds . of otoam, :and yod can get upyour'steaui in the morning In half the time andax penee'of the ordinary . • • • We-warrant every machine'to do yourmork:in a sat isfactory manner •or no.. sale, and give you terfdays after the machine is put np to decide whether yqn will keep it or not. in ordering Machines, giye'the kind and site•of. your ' hotiers,:number square-feet - heating surface and square feet grate surface: • • Stouffer a Circular. • •• • • JAMES R.-MATHEWSON; General Agt. for Penni., • 24 North sixth 8t:, Philariciphia. ,'October 1.4,..6.1; • ' . • . :11.-3trt " •415 415.. 5 . .. 1 1 IIRS1 '.ETTIZS!!' & VORLIOLTJI • .• Have now epen a choice assortment of . LADIES' -FA NCY ..FURSr! OF Hudson Bay &Russian SableS, •- . Fine plink Royal' Erirdne; • . • • . • • Chinchilla, •• • .:.Squirrel, Fi• • . • •& c. Made up in all the latest. styles', and tti which they . Invite the attention'of the . public before purchasing stk F. 4. WOIII . IIIATIR. 413 Arch Street, PH . HADELPII.Lik. Odtober.l4, • 41-3ni TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS The. Schuylkill County Lumber & Manuf.aCtunng -CO Have on.' band it their extensive establiehment; on Railroad Street, a great quantity - of lumber of every kind . and descrip t ion. which they Can suPply to Operators, Carpenters and Builder, at lower rates' than it can be bought elsewhere. They are' also ready to supply, through the means of their extensive business and 147 bor saving machineamanufactured articles in their line at a saving of 25 per cent. on former cost. Their large workshops have been in successful Opera tion for the past . year, turning Out vast quantities of Doors . • Waridow• Viral:nosy ". • • ' •• ' • " • Pnitel . Work, .• -• Danldings, . • Bed-plats, ••• . 'Diode, • t. ,Banisters, ..* ".• . And all kinds of Framed, Paneled and Turned Work, which they have censtarGly on hand. They are - - ready to exente orders at the shortest notice, for any qtutnti ty or quality of sawed Or .manufacturei stuff. Dry and green IleinloCk oC all kinds, for, building purposes: Oak, Maple, Poplar, chair, plank and scant-. ling boards Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany: &c., for cabi net work: White and Yellow Pinerds forflooring, . raw or ramie to order: .White Pine Plank, 11, 23 j, 2, AX, and X inch panel, Always ready; also, plank, beams, • rails, scantling, postai, shingled,. lath, ceiling lath, . • 112,`Bills °Crewed stet and everything. in their-Unit on hand orto order, at the shortest notice, •Pottaville, March 29„,•58 • A,IIMTIQUE ARTICLE. - :. • . • . Very,neaf, Silver Tobacco . Roses, a capital article for holiday plisseate- - -lbesale - clielp, by ' R. C. GREEN,- . Watchmaker. and Jeweler, Centre Street Pottsville, llecemher , New Grreengix)e , eris Store, M&PT BY ZWEi. MOST , • • . Arab; 814iiift-hairid. iiide 1 'lOl door betota ./Chne's • ".' '"'FyolFrr (6181 Plifid 'Store: . "'Mrs: Irraist'purpooteli ee ieson liend *arle VEOBTABLILS.:4PLOWERI3,MSH feehi cril in her friends for their rortligr'patronAgei ittid • ! 04 4 ,1 fliqttee e9 3 /4 1 14 0 .kbigrviIN-hor , an WI; . . rAprIT y, mu t Illnitnna. talbeintit. tneelved &nice If ' nthetfrotillfand other'l3nlbs, vogute4e.g..„ . . 1 1'Booki LAI *d , Stort; k 1 • INOIIIITA liteukzatirr :;;,ul , --et. THE ~~P~A } ITOB :' ; ..'-_,:,:f'. -. :A:IOEYg - ':l'=UilllUlEE'‘; , ....-_ - ...:-: .: -...i.14:..4ei;t:.,'...-';1,:•,ii,C0.*40. DIVILDWPS . o 111161.1 U KS ATM ilAPii Atp HALF ' • • 'NOT& !•• • . :ROBERT . Hsi ioeen appointed agent_ for. tidareliable Compauy. andivill - be pleased to. forplahany inforbiatlun required. . October . Eft; • . 414ini - • • , • • A2HD • ' • ‘•• • • • FIRE co. of Ttdaold•and reliable CoinPany tiave appointed C ROBERT . , .: AGEICT FOR SCRUYLLILL couykr. Ornoz:--Centie Street, Pottsville, FentisYlvarlia- "NEW YORIC ACCIDENTAL ; INSUR A NCE' . COMPANY, Cush C q flat . . - . litsarea:•agoiessa Accidents of nil hind.. . . GENBIIiAL ACCIDENTS include the Travoling Risk, and. also .all forma, .of 'Dislocations:. -Broken. Bones; Sprains, Bruiies, Cuts. Gmishbt Wotinds, Burns and Scolds, Bites, of. Dogs, Amanita by. Burglars,- /tabors - or Murderers—the action of Lightning or , San Stroke, the effects of eiplosion,. FlOods ttnd Sull'ocatton by Drowning or Choking: . • - • • _ EDWD:GREENE, Seey.z. : wm: A. BAYLEY,Frest. •• • ' Ilanar A. Baas,. General Agent.- ROREILT C. CELL E, Agit., .k•colivi!le. PHENIX . .MSITRA,I%I . O4 • .00 .. :....,13rOok1y* - IL ..7 Y. .-.-'.-:..-, ~. Cash Capitats igurphis OTIPEII2I A.:LOWELL. Pres. EDGAR W. CROWELL. V. Pres. PLIILASSMIt SIIAW, Beefy. •.ROBERT. . Is inthOrizeA.io Lime• • Policies for Schuylkill County. • Office veer Bright's liorclware. Store,; teotre Street. Pottsville: Pa. Octoberj, , t D; FIRE &LIFE DISIrRANCE. General Insurance Agt. and Broker, OMee over Height's Hardware. Store, CENTRE, ST., POTTVILLIE, Pa MUTUAL LIFE INSIIRLIEOE , of N. Y. ilO nstit Assets over $ 1,500,000 on I ble ran rat e e . e . ffeeted iii.any reliable Company •at re,ae -AuPt 19, .•6 August 5. FIRE INSURANCE CO., N. Y. • • . Cash Capital -I - , Assets over. • - :-• 650,000 ZJA.MES iresident; • C. GOODRlDGE,:Secrettery. • -•-• • . • I): BEVERMG.E, Agent for. Schuylkill County, will receive eipplicatioris . and iesue Poiieied.• verau!lbes . prump y. adj qeted; • .- . Aisetour President-,G. W: lIOLLES BACK. Vick . President-L. D. SfIQHMAKER. Ser.retary-R. C. SMITH. • • D • •. • • AVID BEVERIDGE, Acr. . For SchuylkillOfSce,• CENTRE STIIF:ET; • • [April?', ' dnly 29. ,65 .PIIILADELPHIA AETNA --. INSITRANCE CO, Igcorporated.lBl9, 9,haiier erpetnaL PalAisp Amount of Aroma Losses Paid in's • Tear5. : —.517,485,894 '7l .. . . .. . . T. A.'it,i.iliNLlEZ. Piest. 'I. J. HENDRY, Secty. thiNX. GtiQUWIN. Jr., A. SeY... - E. J. Bmairry. Tray.. AO A. A: WtLLIAMS,Gen'I Agt.,WofteSter, Mass .:.. . itrALTER.:I4. is As EA vitst,..skat4 • - .• , - CENTRE ST., POTT4VILLE, .14.' .'. ".Jaly..-2•2, .!:15.. ... .. , -..; .-.-.. '. . - '2O-6m sti•RAir -.•.: . • . • P. B. KA ERG H E - General Insurance . Agent. Office Peninsilittisisi Nadi; .Poihsiille, Pn: I..I) . TERPOOL LOND01 , 1•& GLOBE INSURAtiCE C . asli Capital and Asiets •-• .$16,000,000 Invested in the United Statea'nver.... ' $l . 500,000 .11 . 0tRINSURAINE COM.PAItY, • • " . New -Hameln, cesineeticut.. . • Casii Capital ' • 4590.900 Surplus Jan. is ,1S , - ' 9159,070.9 S • Insuiance effected in the-best Conipanies -on ravorti - hie terms. LoSses promptly adjusted and paid witlibut delay: • ' . In, 1794. CHARTER. 'PERPETUAL. 1794 INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTII AMERICA Aneorporattill,; - DWI:. The . Oldest Inane ' once Cennpany• in Alio United States. liras ..Over -$1.7;000:000 Lozseii in • Cash Since-its Organization. - CASH .. . .... 4 .3.00,000.00 ASSETS -1 4 ,6162,727.9,3 IRSURANC.E : :IC.OW-ANy • .::OF-.....:::...6 t -HAATFO.P.OVOCIAI k -'-.-: , • • ... OF FIVE'.;.-1101tartei• Oak Bank Banding CAW CAPITAL; Net Surplus, Jan. _1,1865, - $/20,231,34 .R.OB - E.R . T. - G'::. SILL - 141 , 8i0a,(iwivt;..N..y..- .::.$1,000,000 00 • 518,840 79 ROBERT C. HILL, INIF,T,ROF'OLITAN Wyoming Fire Insurance Co. or WILIFEESBAURE. ARTHSTS O. COFYII4,I MOIIRD3 SAM CEL,W. JOHES, , JOIIN 141AL0_,N • •,• JOHN A. 'Be.olva, • Gliosor. L. HARRISON,. CHARLES TA!1.191, CONS, ' tnu?se .WUITE. • . EDwrour THOTITS, .." RieiIAHLCD.:. WOOD,. . ' • •Envv , Arin' S. CLAlncr., ' WILLIAM WELSH, : . : WILLIAM. CUMMINGS,. , WILLIAM E. Blow?, :T. CILMILTON . HRNRZ.'• • ARTHUR O. COFFIN; President. • CHARLES Fi.Arr. Secretary;. . -'• • • . Agent at Puttlicille T.:A.- GODFREY... , • • • .Office; Mahaniongo, near CentreStreet. Dec. 10, .'64. • ~• •*: . • , • • .. 50-ly MERCHANTS' ....,..."-' , :... ::. $200,000,00 E. THOS..LOBDELL,... MARK - HOWARD,. Seret.ttry: • . I'residen Ageni, Pottsville, Pa., I'S•rulhorizeti to issue Policies iii the' abo l e.e,..liel • . . tib4 Is.loyernliCr MIARTEn••• • • • 1829. FRALNKLIN FIRE INSURANCE' COMPANY 01? PHILADELPHIA... Assetti of January 1,::1565, 0, - ,5 . 01.,2-97-04,. . . . . Cipitnl; Accriled Owl:Mani Inverted Premiums;, linnetsled Clnlimi t I . :Income for 1684, 61-2,745.- • I ". 6310,000.• LOSS PA.th ,51NCE.1629, .. • ~ • • PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLI . ClE$ ON LIBERAL TERNS.. • • DIRECTORS: CHARLES N. BANCKHR, ISAAC LEA, ' • TOBIAS WAGNER, - EDWARD C. .DALE, • - SAMUEL GRANT, 'GEO. PALES, . JACOB R. - • • ALFItED FITLER, .HEO. W. RICHARDS, ERAS. W. LEWIS, M.: D., . . CHARLES I‘..BANClCERirresiden EDWARD' C. DALE, Vice-President JAB. W. McAI.T.TSTER. Sec. Pro. Tem. ; The subscriber is agent for the ahOve mentioned in-' stitution, and is prepared to make: insurance on every deseription. pf..property, i t it E tlied r o j w e rga i r siiitAgt, Pottsville, March ,19,.)G5. .; TIEASON I •.• . • WHY .(:).)IA.IC - y . P.ERSQN'S ARE SE,F.ii GOING TO ROBERT.I . C, .HILL'S INSURANCE ROOMS, le, because they have found ant that they can get IN, SUItED against ACCIDENTS of ALL KINDS AT VERY LOW RATES. Slooo . a 'year secures $lO 'OO 7ieeld7' tomPensa - tOn and. $2OOO if. killed:: '111 4 1 .: 50 a pear aecnrei *1%50. weekly coTipenss flop and .1112$00 ff $43`.00 a year liecgres:o4 00-wisitklY .corciPengs• 4itand, tit ibis matter at owe. -'1 —Vied 16-813 CDR jai ir OFPWEDVER !17 • - ent aaAuritow . .a.ar . _ . vine. • Cre E•• W"ta • ' St Otizlior . 2B; 'OS ' ILIF11. , .11118131FLANCE: : . • ' - Oiiiihlltd Life Ineentlici, Wrid'itl;ft Ocink' pity eLPhinidelpiiik No_ stOS . Cheehmtatteet. ittst - tioorFaid'of the Custom House. • ' cePrrativoke9o-43warnmPERPrririt. • Ciintinue to'mak wit e tonlives on - lhe remit, fit= , vornbio i ft - 406itillikin P 0 Itiiitt iIIVeSPA tOgabef with large and wmantly Increasing reserved fund, 'offers a pertett scairityto the intone& . *- . The er freinliima - may 'he • paid. yearlf, half-yearlY • The company add a nosiii,periodically to the insur, rance for , life. The ant bonus, apPre n rated iii-Decein ber„-l&tt, the second bonus in Dire er;:1849, and the -third bonus in December, 1954 4 which addititma make an average of more theme° percent. upon -the.preml;. ~dens paid, Without increasing the annual premium: • Thomas Ridgway, .:Joluf A. Brawn, r. Robert Pearsall, . John R.; Latimer, • • • Thomas P. Jamea, . John It. Slack; - Frederick Brown, . - John C . Mitchell.. George Taber. . • • .Isaitc:Barton, - • Retry G. Freeman, . Seth J. Conly , lsaac Shirr" - Pamphletscontaining table of ham! , and eaplanationa. form of application and.farther haformation can be had at the office. • THOMAS .R.IDGWAY, President. Jinni F. Janes, Actuary. . • ' . • ' Or of B. 13A.KN . Pottenlie, Agent for this Cepinty, INSURANCE AGALINIyIr . „ - iIecIDENTS °ANTAL AND: ASSETS, $536,000: THE TRAVELERS• INSURANCE COMPANY. OF HARTFORD, insure againgt , - - AccidentS of all Kinds, AT HOME 6230,000 . ABROAD, • 1N THE MirES'. • • - ON TIIE•RATLROAD, . . • ' ,ANTSVIIERB. .•• • , -"This is the oldrat andsdrongest Ccimpany.of the kbad fn the, United States: and has by prompt payment of loaves by death" mad weekly compensation to the, in-. jured: - secured the patronage of a vast nuother of the iehdinfi busincas men of the cities, as the agent is pre pared to show.. Their. capital is paid' in and. available wheareqnired. and not-in ame.Ambecriptions to-the amount of stock. with only b per cent. paidan thesmme. T.: A. GODFREY,•Agi.,roStirvillic, Pa• NoveMber.ll42o' i. = 44-1 m . . :HOME INBU.RANOE Capital and Asreta " 33.765.503 . 44 . . .T. A. GOlitagY,Agt,:., Pottsiille; MANHATTAN .FIRE INEPT& CO., N. Y, Capital and Assets ATIOTIG FIRE INSURASTIE 00., N. Y. Capital and Again; over ..:-$825,000 INSURANCE-00. OF NORTH-MIERIOA, • - ‘• • . PHILADELPHIA. . • . The °Meet, Compaiap Ainerica.• . Capitill . . .. , T. A. ciODF-Ra. Agt., ENTERPRISE INSII. CO, OP PECILADA. Capital and .I.sets $311,90Q1 !G5 -. r.r . ..v.: VATso:N . ; . . : MASTIC .ORNEENT':- , ... NI .iv. - N - -TIT.V Aci T:T3 : TZE..4"., . • nu itotuna, FA., • . Respect /wig invites attention to this Beautifal:Mas tic -Fiaish for the"Erlerior Walls of Buildings. . . . This.inaterlal is entirtly different from all other ce milts or coatbm applied:heretofore. It is'composed of the most rlurable - materials mbted.:with due propor- . -dons of pure linseed oil,: it' becomes perfectly water proof, and adheres firmlY any' surface of brick or stone with unequalled durability,' making a beautiful solid finish-equal to the, finest quality of brown sand stone onto any colordesired: • . .• *.• • •. The undersigned has been applying' this rthastie lsh during the past'serenteen years, in which time he has male many imprOveuients and . finished the extort-. ors of some Of the most elegatit bnildingS Id different parts of the cuuutry. among: which be refers to the •• BOSTON, .4ASS.—linverie Ameri • can •• . •• . • • • • BUFFALO. N.: T.•-:-The Grand Residence of Ex.Piesidens,Fillinore, Dela*are St. ~ 'CLEVELAND. 'OHlO.—Answer Ronne. and 'the Beautiful Residence of J.. W. ciltry.,-; Esq.. Euclid St. - • • • • ' • • PITTSI3UItG, PA.-Girard Houle and St: • • • 1. ' .Dharles Hotel, and Ihe fellow , • ; .. • • ing gentlemen's splendid residen ces: . .$150,000 • . J. Ml.' Shoeaberger, Esq., Penn Sti '. John Bissell,Esq., do . James. Wood. Esq4do • . ' • • IllieCOrd,' * Es9. do • ' • • • that dn . Ada ms,• Norel-• • • ty•Works: Third SL ,• •' • HARRISBURG,' PA.=-.The Beautiful • Residence *of .. • •• .• • . John B. Coxe,.Esq.: Front - Street. - • . -B. A. Lumberton, Esq., : •• •Se and Street. • . . • • .• Senator D. Fleming, do • • • • ' Dr. D,,Fleming, do . . . • • Bev. Ans. Colder's Bean . • • * tiful New Rapt. Church, • • . Fotirth and State tits.- ••• ' . -• • ki insom. Esq., Archi-: POTTSVILLE, PA.-The • - Magnificent ~Hotel • • • . of,. B. P. BroWn. Esq., • • . • • known .a.s.• the Pennsylra nia IRall, Centre St. Also, . - The Besidenice of Z. P. Boyer, Esg.; Coal St.. and . ' that or James Litel4oll,• - • . • ;Eng:, Meharlimigo St. • . • All kinds of- hydraulic Cement priiperly ai plied -and finished entirely ditTerent to any done he . .,rstofore'. . An rcorlefflone, reathli.al4, termi#l4vol, •strictly • warrapfertto give saliifaciron. • . .. Please address • • ••• • • • . • T. * P..w.t•rsolv, Bok - 263, ThirriSNlM :PFIV • October 28, 'B5. , [SO-tfl * • . 43- • •, $2,330%,000 00 3,8 30 , 33 / 78 ALLEN.. & NEEDLES? pßovr, , IDID • SUPIR-PHOSPHATE I. OFIIME , . :.Manufactured: ONLY by . theth. at their. - .AGRICULTUItAL - WORKS ..- PHILADELPHIA. • •' We. res.Pectlitlly tall the : attention .of Fairnero and Dealers to - the foliowino facts . ' • . lat. -Allen ,t• Needles - do not clairisfor their article. . exclusive excellence, - but THEY • know,' and . • . primumas, know, that It id.notsurpaosed . .by: •'id. We believe and act Mien the principle that there • •• ' is ample 'room for all manufacturers,whn de- - : • sire to-do business fairly. . • .... • ;(11.'. - if we-can. furnish the Agriculturist' with antiperi . • or.article reasonable ipriem we icousalt, - • • our own and their interests.bY doing so. . .416. It is, and always has been, a • fixed . rale with us' •. never to undervalue goods made or sold by othersAut prefer' to say all we possibly can •in "Coriirnendation - Sf them, irrespective of Who manufactures the article. • • 51h. The orders for.our 'lmproved Super-Phaaphate of Lime came. In so • heavily themaot season, .. that we fear some were disappointed in ob . • . talningSt We:trust that in' future . • ' we.may be able. to meet all reasonable de; . • roancls.for onr.art tele: To ;,,aard'againof the possibility of ouch disappointment; we sag , • • • ...gest.to all •who wantour Phosphate to make ' arrangements for -early purchases for next - • . Spring., Our celebrated article can be had • from meat of the respectable dealers through . out the • country.' If the merchants in yogr - • .• neighborhood do not have it on hand, request. •• .them to procure . it for yon. • • tzer,A tradesliscount allowed' to dealers.' . . .ALLEN 6t . 4 5. Delaware Avenue anti . .ll - S Water'Street;-. `,..(First Store above Chestnut,) • ' • • 5- • • .• - ' ••• • • We.sell -no articles brit Mich as We.can safely reel:int— ro/ • ' ... • . .Oct'. 14, .65 : • CAUTION TO .FARMERS. Whereas; certain individuals who' all"themeelves my Agents Tor the sale of - • 11iO110 P lIIL L 1 . IMPROVEI7) - - : • SUPER PHOSPHATE ;OF go amongst the Farmers, offering the same . Ma price much below myestablised Philadelphia • arid' Baltimore *tail Price, I hereby give. notice that I have no Ag,cie to hawk my,articles about. /Lis sold at °like and 'Depot . • • No. 9 North Front Nt , Philadelphia, PERPETUAL No:. - 14Bowleyti Wh: • Baltiinorc: It is also sold .by responsible dealers in all parts of.. the conntry. Intake. no tonskinments but sell at my. wholesale mice to licensed denim,' and. at my, retail' price to consumers. , My price is uniform tool!. Sixty' dollars per ton In Philadelphia, and sixty Dollars per. ton In Baltimore.: Three Dollars, per top for freight, &e.,lidded to the .Baltimare price. Dealers. are .not permitted to oyereharge the Farmer, but- to be sada- - fled with a reasonable' profit, and to sell 'for naleis than my retail price 'at 'Philadelphia, and no•more than my .retail prieeln Baltimore.: - • ' Ida this for the protection of the Fanner, that my article should not fall in'. the hands of irresponsible parties to 'undersell and adulterate. .• ' •• . Farmers will find it to their interest to deal only with respoilsible parties; and elloiv them to make a fair profit, as no man, honest or 'otherwise, will work for nothing. , Mespectfully'yours. ' . - • MORO TRELLIS'S.. Nan. 28, 115-4173 • .133- .$400,000 . 991,860 1,103,428 of Pottailtley Penns:,M • dealerinlidUSlC,.ldUSlCAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS; MELODEONS, ORGANS, &c., having , been appointed sole agent for the celebrated, • '. • ' MailoialAr Cabinet Corwin., , . in the' County. of Schuylkill would. 'respectfully an nounce-, to the musical community that.he can. furnish there nneaualled favcirite Cabinet Organs, in all styles and sizes, at. Manufacturers' priers. The quality and volume &tone, with the power of expression 'tithes° organs, is universally admired and 'praised, while their portability_and banitiful finish make them the moat el egant parlor ornament. • • ... ' Every Fantiiy' Should !tare One., THE, CABINET ORGANS are adapted o FADM . LIES, CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS. •• ' They vary in price from $llO to $6OO cad. • . itriivery.lll , !trument Warranted. • • Also, Agent for .the sale of the much admired . Springlitelodeon and: Harmonium • for the Counties -of Schuylkill, Northecaberimul and Lebanon, which Instruments are - univissally They possess a sweetness and fellness of tone, which has received the united commendation of the mualcsd prefession, and Induced an_ almost unprecedented sale. Purchasers are inspettfullyinvited to call and' exam ine tor _themselves. - All communications - and , orders will be punctually axisvverednr every infor mation in relation to them gladly given. Store and Ware Booms, at the. JeweirY Store on ben: tre street, four doors from :Dfahantango street:Potts- ER & SON' HAESEL DeaIers in Wholesale and Re tail G 6116. av' and /hullesom, .44'°r eerie*, Pr a ralie rn : .- F 16' ar.e •• Cor, Centre and xafwgian-'-, 4 o.me.' _ th v, tti 417 _ - ber '1 • Mew lepgineLpackil 'cheap, 'durable and nu; perierrioany othet now nee..just received and fir bale by the oubecrlher. 'Try It. Ii:I3ANNAI4. ~$907,384. GoDrtigt Att., T. A.- GODFREt .Agt., Pottsville T. A. GOD?REY, Agt., Poilgville • • . 45-1 m• AND "ATM BRANCH . HOUSE 1 - :tol44 . ,.::Piii . eiititi Ladies and Gentlnnen, ~A_T:T. E ir..xp.7 l .o i ::. ! GREAT SALE OF TW.bIEt;,Y.:I SHERTIANI WATSON - ti Depot, 64, - 56 and 58 Liberty . Street, and 37 .and 39 Nassau Street, N. Y. City. Great Distribution J3T TEE ...,.,- . 4. xK. - E,TtT.-c..- - *: .- :: .. JEWELERS'.:.: ASSOCIATION Rosewood Pianos, Rosewood Melodeons,, Eine Oil Paintings, Engravhlgs, Gold & Silver Watches, Silver. Ware, AND ELEGANT JEWELRY. CO?.ISLSTING OF - . Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold Brace lets, Coral, Florentine, Mosaic, Jet, Lava b. '.Cameo - Ladies , ' Sets Gold Pens with. • . Geld and Slicer extension Hold ' ers, Sleeve Buttons, Sets of ' Studs, Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and Fancy: Gold „Dings, • .VAIXED.AT si;-0 - 0.:Q . :;. : 00.0.:, . . • DISTRIBUTIONS are made in the follow lug manner: CERTIFICATES naming each article and its *able are.placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well mixed. One of theft Euvelopes.cotnaining the Dertifl -cafe or Ocora for some article, will be delivered at our office; or: sent by . mail to any address, without regard to choice; on receipt of fls cents. On, receiving the Certificate the. parehafser.will see 'What article it, draws, and its value, and, can then send One.. Dollar sad receive the article named,- ch. cau choose ANT oruza.one article on our List, of the same value. frirEurchascri of oar-SEALED ENVELOPES may, in this manner. obtain an article worth !rani One to Fkienuildrrd Dollars,' - : . . FOR . ONE DOLLAR- • h they need not pay until it to known what je drawn - and he value. . Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed Wall Cases . AmericanJewelersAssociation: VallS your: attention.to the fact of its be ing the . largest . and -most Popular Jewelry Association irk tAis. . .The -busi n.ess.is.and alwayk.hal been . .conducted in the most candid. and Aonorable manner. _Our rapidly .increasing trade is a, sure guarantee.of the ap:preciation of: 62ii pa trons:- for this:Method - of obtaining rich, elegant and . costly:gbOA • f . . . During. the past year ice have forwaid cd it numbertifthe most valua.bleprizes . :to all parts of the aiuntra.. Those ...who pa tronize us lvill.rreeeive the: full •vatue..of their money,* as no. article gin.. our List . is icOrth': less than retail, and there .are . ii o 71k1 ••• •' • Parties dealing with us may depend oa .prompt • returns,, and the article dratcm. , toil!, be iMmed iafrly . sent to cidilress by' ?Warn mail or express. • • - • . , rir. Orderi car..BIF:AILEVICENVELOE'ER 4 must iWercry - ease be aceompattied With the 'Cash, wtth .the :minute-4f -the 'person sending, mind Town, Comity sand. State plainly written. -- . . ~ .• Letters EhCnild be addressed to the Managers as re SHERMAN, WATSON Ss .00, Box 5519 Pest Office,' N. Very. LIST OF :.ARTICLES . TO BE' SOLD FO R . .$lOO EACH, . • Withont regard to value, and not to be _'paid for .until you know-what you will receive. . _ 15 Rosewciod Pianos, worth from $2OO 00 to 450 00 15 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases...'... 175 90 to 250 00 • 75 Fine Oil Paintings - 30 00 443'100.00 150 " • Steel Engravings, Framed 25 00 to 30 00 50 Music' Boxes • • ' ,3500 to '4O 00 ' 150 Revolving Patent Castors; Sliv'r •• 20.00 to 40 00 •50 Silver Fraitand Cake Baskets.. '2O 00 to •35 00 . 400 Sets of Tea and 'Table Spoons:. 2000 to 40 00 150 Gold --Ranting Case Watches Warranted .. ... . .. . 200 . Diamond .RingS., - .clust6r.. and • Single Stone ' 75 00 1.6259 00 175 Gold Watches - • •8500 to 150 00 • 300 Ladles' . do - ....... . ... . 6000 61100 0 0 500 Silver- Watches • • ::..20'no to 75 00 2,000 V-est and Neck Chains • . 10 00 to 10 00 I.9.ns.Paini Ear Rings: new'stle:. - , '. 2.00 to - 600 2,000:Gold Pencils and Tooth-Picks.. . 2 it to 10 On .3.000 Real Onyx•&'Ametbist Brooc's '. 400 to 10 00 4,000 Lava and Florentine do ".' 400 to :6 00 .2.000 Masenie Pine 400 to 6 lig 3,000 Fine Gold -.Watch Yejts, new '4,000 Children's... Armlet; ..... ... 3.0(40 Sets of .Bosom 3.000 Enamled.SlireVe. Buttons • " 15.000 Plain Gold and Chased . 4.000 Stone Set Of Seal Rings ' ' 4;000 Lockets of all •Sizet , • 15,000 Sets'Of Ladies' Jewelry ' 4,000 Watth Chains:, .. . .. 5,000 Gold • Pens.. Sliver Ex. Cases • . and-Pencils . • - 400 to 600 10,000 Gents' Breast and Scarf , 300 to 20 00 30.30 Ladies' New Style' Beltßuckles 400 to 600 3,000 Chatelain Gnard. Chains ..... . . 6 00. to 20 00 1.000 Gold Thimbles , . -. • • :500 to- -.7 00 3,oooBets Ladies' Jerand Gold - ' ' • 1.5 410 to 13.. 00 10.000 Gold Crosses • - • 150 to 600 '' " ' s.ooo,;Ch . ased Bracelets • , . S'On to .16 00 • 2,000 Oval .Band Bracelets' 6 Oat t O . 20 00 8.00013all•Elr Drops, all colors •' 300 to•• 5 00 - 4,9ooFlue.Gold Pens . - 220 M to:' 3.'50 3,000 New Style' Gold & Jet:Eardrops 300 to . 706 *- ' . • •" S • • . • • • • '• 10,000 , Soldiers` Company, Regimental; Brigade,Divisipn,.oorps, and all. styles So ciety ad. A;iny, Badge's ; frOm.s3 to $2O. .. . - A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE 'ARTICLES FOR DNE DOLLAR' BY PURCHAS ING. A SEALED,ENVELOFE.-FOR, • . . . TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. , . Five Se:tled Envellanits trill be sent for $l.; Eleven for $.; Thirty for 's.ls f ffixty-flve. for $lO ; _ One Hundred for $l5: -. • : . . . -• ' . - . . . . . . Agents Wanted Everywhere, To whom great !admen:leilie em offered. . . • .A fresh . assortrnent - of Cerilicates for the articles enu> merated above•are thoroughly mixed in their propor tion on the let and 16th days of each month. so that; all will have an equatchance of Obtaining a valuable prize. , . The parties' have recently Arao-n valuable prizes from the AmericairJewellerre Assiklation, and hale kindly allowed the nee .or their namea: • , 'John P:Rintzler. Baltimore. Md.. piano, value $2OO. Miss Eliza ILBall, Pittsburg , _Pa., 73 - . Wood Street. Melodeon, *aloe $lOO. • . • ydri. J. seymore, 62 East 34th Street: N Y., 011 Paint ing,. value s loo' (Scene (Smile or Catskill Mountains.) 'Captain Horace. Cummings,- Co "R"'l67th Penn:Vol - unteers. Gold-Watch, value $l3O. •- • .. • ' Rev. J. 8. - Moyer, Buffalo, N. Y.; Silver Watch, .ialua es Benne. Le dere. Diamond Ring, value $175. Wm. Bird, Marietta: Cm... Melodeon. viand STS Km. A.M. White: 13p.tonlionge,ta., Diamond Ring value $100; • . • • - • I 11.•Camerl ivi N i Y i - City„ Oil ralutlng, value' $l2O. .311se "e e n i n n le.Watsim, Saratoka,•ll....Y.,, Plan . % value John 1!. • Campbell. Battery C, let Missouri' Aitillery, Gold. Watch, value $125. • - • • Toney Gllllardi Co. "C" U: 8. C. 1., Gold Watch: value Many names could be Placed on this list, but we pnb- Hahn° dames 'without permission. • Our - patrons are, desired to tend United States Currency when it is con-; . -- Long letters are nnneci.fisary. Have the kindness to write .plain directions, and •in choosing different arti des 'from thole drawn, mention the istyle'deliflot We prefer letters to be' addressed to our Box 5819,. Poet fdr greater ", • • ; • SHERMA N,- WATSON, & CO Nov. 11, ;..~ ~ltiX~Liai ..g: . 0..t=:W46 .. 00t: WME AM) LIQUOR STORE, SILVER TERRACE, POI'TSVILL,E, PA Champagne, Claret, Of the most Superior Qualities, Together with the purest A.LTAWWIN.E'S --:- - -..-:, ( PURE JULCE ) . . ... • Iniperial Cabinet, Old ramify Rye, Old Boinbc*, And all the various brands of SUPERIOR WHISKEY ! EXCELSIOR, Old. .Hennessy; Old Martel, Old Otard,•Dupuy & Co's, And allihe best Brands of DARK & PALE .11...R . :A-N•: a.Y.f.! Z rri 1 " 4 Lid t i 1.3 Cl 2 td " I t l o i 0 m 50 00 to 150 00 350 to' 6501 2 50 .to ' 800 1 1 50 to -500 2"75 to. 10 00 .2 5 0 to ' sOn 2 50 .- tO '.lOOO 250 to .' 8 00 8 DO to 20 00 3 50 to . 500 Superioi Scotch Ale, Irish and Scotch,Whisky, Anol , lEireityariety of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES & LIQUORS, Always on hand and for sale cheap, ONLY FOR CASH! HENNESSY. & I[LTER TERRACE, 45.3 m• October 21, ,t 3 Port, • Sherry, Madeira, ace:, -ALSO Overholt, XXX and =MX, Old Nectar, Old - Apple; Pinet, Casffiksn & AT THE Ol& Sarkiaka : and New England;Rum, POTTSVILLE-, PA. ..., , • - 4 .5, e...., r - r - r / , ..:4 4 . :i -..f i..PrOM ate 'American Agrirtilluri‹. POTATOES PLANTED UNDER TRW IN BOTH -AUTEBN AND SA;.RING—TiIgcRop DOLBLED. letter contahang many good hints tor . . us'and our , reagers; 31r. Isidore Plaquet, of madi ann Co., 111., makes some very interest inistatementi abblit. his method of rai s i ng potatoes, which we , translate from' the French, in which' Out 'cortespondegt writes most conveniently "I.haVe dev9ted- myseif,".he goes on to Say,• "to - the culture ef . pqatoes - for the past ten years , . and for the past three ycars hare grown theni only-under -straw and with great, success.. : We in the west have a „great...deal brstraw , which we have been accustomed to burn, and I. have -found this means of . using it,..Prefitabie." - • I plant a:- part of ink potatoes: late in autumn, in .Nnyember if possible, and the . reskt in spring. When I thresh my :wheat I do riot stack' the straw, for tht;tuoisture it is the better, -even- if decayed; and . draw it near the place-where I shall plant potao es : Those planted-in-Autuinn and those planted . in -spring are aide. by side, separated sutlf ciently to allow a wagon to pass between, _never burn straw. When I plant in intunin, I have. only_; to draw the old :straw . to one - side ; Ant is too rotten, I plow it in, as it is . good . manure.. When there -is not sufficient bid straw, *I add new.'" Tn Autumn 'I cover. the potatoes '2 to 4 inches , deep;:never less then 2, - and . l.- place over them two feet of stra'', well trodden down ; then some - sticks are put here and -there upon the Straw to . keep high winds from blowing it away. "-Planting in spring; : I .:eoverthe potatoes about - en inch; and-put on one• foot of straw.. I choose for- my potatoes a field. with a gen. 1 tle inclination, so that they will not rot, and a southermexposure, if . posilble, for these planted in autumn. .1 plant in beds only 3or .4. yards 'Wide, the beds separated sue ciently,.to allow a cart to pass-between This is. in order not c-to be obliged to pas s over them with,teams. as "that is very injuri ous to potatoes planted under straw. verize the earth thoroughly, and then plow furrows as close as . I eau - and not haye then interfere. I drop- the _potatoes about six inches apart. and cover with the . hoe. It is :not well to delay patting on the stra a rain may came and Leiden the soil, and the light er this is . kept the better for the potatoes. In autumn w lift the straw with .a fork and fill the baskets. - "What are the advantages of this method ?.• Quantity and quality vary With_ me as well is with those who follow the old method but to say 1., get regularly abOut.as much again ae by tlie•old . plan, is not . m 1 exaggeration,_, In times of.. drouth one. is Certain . .to ha ve 3 crop, jr he has. not ,Leen . ti , o sparing with Ita Straw. •Last - Year (1861) almost all thy neigh. bars who did not plant tinder. straw had no . potatoes on account of the drouth : whileup on, about half an-acre, (a part of which ware .planted in N'oVernber,, 1.563, and the others in the spring of l86t) I harvested SO biLhels of -the 'finest - potatoes, not counting fling' Which. had been used for fist:table, .froin - the middle of June until autumn.- Those of this year (1865) are tieing well, notwithstanding the rain.• 7 ln fall planting:there are two can ses-Pf failure: under an insufficiency of snits the•potatoes.will freeze, arid they will rot if planted in low: grounds Last fall I made an experiment, -using one foot of straw at one end of my field. The potatoes were • almoit .all.frozeb, while, those escaped. which *ere covered with tsvo feet of straw. The-preced ing autumn I used only afoot 'of straw antithe . potatoes were not frozen,: but the straw a - at fine, 'having been used before, and the And; int:snow kept the cold from penetrating.— There is no risk in _using- two feet of sin IV well trodden down (old straw is preftr4l.le;. Make a:good furrow on each side of the field t 6 carry off the . water, and connect thefar. rows. acrosa at the tipper part of the field,— There is no danger if the earth is•dry when you - phint, .and is not too much trodden.— They are : - mote difficult -to- dig than thrm planted in spripg,- but there are more d - them. ' Fr nn Uiv Amerivan WELL-BRED ANIMALS. . . One Of the advantages of a thorough hm! stock is, that it furnisheS the breeder a than-. dation so to-speak, upon which he can grad. ually build -tilt a floek.or. heard to his own ideal . of, usefulness.Tln . thorough-bred ant-' mils certain prevailing • charac'eri,tics hare become so strongly developed and thoroughz . tonfirnied, that the transmission of thee tO their posterity. hetomen almost,en absolute certainty. . There is no - danger - therefore, in their case, or losing thUse-. general . exeeller: ces, while the undesirable qualities are being slowly-but surely r"bred out by a -judicious pairing•of animals.. The iriaciples,uf god breeding depend upon the "simple-law —Oat like begets like." The same peculiarity et• isting-in both parents, will almost Certainly, exhibit itself in the offspring, perhaps still more-conspicuously. If the parents•pcbeth diVerSe or Oppositp:qualities, other things in• hng,equal, the offspring may be expected, to represent ,the Dean.: By. the, use of these simple principles wonderful changes can be Wrought in any. kind of stock, without going Outside Of its otiarvarlety, or even family.— In tliis Manner, the Spanish sheep hipTe been changed in-their many essential features by breederS_ in thii country. By a. simple pm cesswe know that Bake - well, of England gave to the Leicesters their,peCuliar:merits t/1 mutton sheep, *and:id:like manner, canto, begs; pottltrY, and• Other kinds_of donvsti: . animals have been bred so as to form ties with fixed characteristics. On the other hand, let the_ attempt be madee - -with mongre'4 and the breeder. can: not be sure dna the characteristics of either parent will appear in the offspring'; dr Ahat the increase of differ-. ent vei>rs isill bear any great resemblaneel each-other... All hope's therefore, .of establish -in a desirable ..'.unifortnity in stock in tidi case, , are at an: end, or. at least very difftc):t of realization:: . ' . tcxpe~. BLISTERED "HANDS ANDFEET.-- - flie wee' e st remedy is to light a tallow candle and Is the melted tallow drop in cold water, the mix the tallow , with strong spirits and rubs thoroughly into the palms or soles; this: both . a preventiie and-a curative. , , . . , BARLEY Sour.—Take four ounces of bari?!. ti , o,onnees .of bread crumbs, and hall ounce of chopped parsley. Wash - the lau - 14, and steep it twelve hours in half a pint water cboil.sloaly in a covered tin.-pan fl ,l hoiirs, and. about -half an hotir before the dish is to be served ,add-the parsley. GREEN BEA. Sour. 7 -Take one quart 0 / garden. or kidney beans, one ounce of FO' nach, and one ounce. of of parsley. Boil ttit beans ; skin and - bruise - them in abowl quite smooth ; 'put • them in -a pan 'with to quarts of vegetable broth dredge in s !;.": 1 flour; stir it on the fire till it boils, andpit in the spinach and parsley, (previously btA. and rubbed through a sieve.} T PEAS' AND s•BAIILLy SOUP.—Tut three pints of split peas, half a pint of No' barley, half a pound of stale bread, and kte . turnip, sliced. Wash the peas and bellf e ll , and steep them in fresh water at least tw hours; place them over .the fire; add Lbt bread, ttirnip, ,and half a tablespoonful off* gar; boil' till all are quite soft ; rub the through a fine colander, adding gridaallfi quart of boiling water ; return the solip the pan, and boil ten, minutes. 4 tis Irta 41 ente Fire TLC ntt e kin me tang mar Mer rat met 414.1. The tag to r ftor and En col riu all
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