I list- _ From the....Yorrigowrilleral.d. . - : -.1)6x,-,Terroctonsseac_otavernbe r,- Atn`u'prgwise, . T tabs mF pen in head to Jot own aSew - periiklerr oaniainki•- iniJiialibniawhO puti7np hire had their e4inWthey wood prefer Newport, or , Seiiiiltfaitn these 140 - doubt on it. 'llierdoutani -bete ov theiro "vin free wit}: Ilfastrei orkshool with*in, I think thiY go'sualviheiet-on.. i woo d u l b e -310nerls Orel I survey bete for 9 dollars an 4.lthq Ws is,tha mostest one-hoes -shy I ever, sot I)yee . onto, and the conviets the orna rieit set "by' Icioldif Critters outside ov the Suthrin:Confederacy! debeasect —possesain only bttla. mare • Brains than a Schuylkill Co: topPerhed Grand •Joory,-L-yet I'm told they don't, iirsk from a dollar:up to *gents a pound , fer butter, nor get np coy sesesb Epis- Co!tvgaitioas; like the one held a shori time siniely In Philadelphia, nor make spot ted leek A:iiti,#i•Cri , ilniAelfs by holdin' sense don:4o6mi Wedding. Those Is sumthin in their favor.: carn't ,conceive why aman wartite_to tielatmirds the sky in a Balloon to get marrid. Ef he wants to go . np, let. him cum hontieleWirielaie similtitearter his -In! -- 41iCiiree awn: - hours, an innosent lypnil erf his Poets with the hat rack, an Set,onto his wiks.Band Box containing her new. Empire Bonnit. Theh ef she don't . Blew High - in, a short time, yon can tite tbe"nnilirsiniidown a false Piofit recipe has niiivertin known in fele ;, it goes rite;2 . the spot; 5 boxes fer only I dollar! I Wis. tonally serprised not to find B' W:644,75f-idlandightun; J. Buchanan, & other . Suihren pattits, bordin here. I arskt one ov r a_on,dooty why this was not other wipeinstead ov thus. Sc! tßaCions, I hope them wit; lialiklinn't be sent here. The convicts is mejlas'entiff, but what d'ye spose they'd be ef suelkwailiti mingle with em?", . "Wil;",isex - I; "Idon't know ;. _ but spose that ju . st what they would be, ef not more." Thavent seen Miter Tortoogus yet. I hirn he wentto New 'Jersey to vote the Dern . yeasile ticket. . . . fogneetere are makin meny inquiries . • ler Buchanan's ,new Book. They say they antis like to reed what their friends say ov . 'em. No doubt it wood be a hunky field for canvassers. They wood make fromloo to 50 dollars per weak. 'They would go erf like hot, Corn 'Dodgers. Sum time ago, when I WBB4lt Wheatland, - I remarkt to his honor the ole Pub. Functionary, that it wood add much morely to his future happiness to be attendia to his Larst.Days on Earth, lusted of the "Larst Days of My Administration"- - • the latter bein the title of his new novel: "Now von jest look a here," replied J. 8., smackin' his lips over 5 fingers, of tale Moun taiu_Lie*—"my frend Mister Wood rote a minty-washy call'd 'Fort Lafayette,' which Was full ov lies and Suthren Admire- Actin: Now I'll be gosh-hanged 'to darnation of I don't think I got as' good it rite to pub lish a blood-an-thunder tail as B. Wood." . An he's went and gone an done it. More's the pity. I spose you air still aware that Doctor Mudd & Co. air here. The Doctor thinks it's a infernal shame to be kept on this Barron Waist, no to • speak, when he's t o nly got 40 more years to live., - , Mudil is a inventive cuss. The other day, when onto a'ship, he crawld into both barrils oi-ntlouble-barril gun, on purpis to effect his escape. But he wasn't successful. Not by connidiable. The gun was empty when - he crawld in, but it was arterivards haled. Arf - ter'snappin' 2 boxes ov caps, an the gun not gain' orf, it was thort there was sumthin wrong. In screwin' the charge out, they caught the Doctor by the loose portion of the breeches, and thus was bis secret revealed.— The Doctor uttered some profane swearin', an sed the Constitootion was smasht again.— Ile was only arfter the Pursuit ov happiness an such. These factstas been withheld till the pre sent time.. It will do no.harm to publish 'em 'Er I cood only hive got to Washintin." sed the Doctdr to me, "I wood have bin 0. K. - .A. Johnson wood have pardoned me, sure. He's pardoned wuss than me. lam willin to take a harf a peck of Oths of Allegi ance. Bring on your Oths. I want to be re constructed. Have you got any reconstruct- in' dockyments with "yciu 7" "Nary," sei I. "But you traitors musa't put, too. much: faith in Andy. I air free to confess that the Hemp bizness is not so brisk as the patriot's heart cood desire. I think the Administration net . catches the little fish, an lets too many bit ones slip throo, but :I oos'r thing ole Andy;; is goin • Back onto the . people who histed.him onto the top round ov • the ladder.. I carn't believe he will Bum in with - the cut-throati- an traitors, who, a brief period age, wood haie blowd his braves out fora small sized ,green-back.. Stick a-Pin "lltt," sez Mudd, "your American Eagle s uuthin but a turked buzzird. Your Gov-. ernmbriti is not consistent. The greater the willlan,:the lighter. _the pinishment he .:gets: There's the.editor ov the the La Crosse Dem_ ocrat,—he perswaded us fellers to do all we did, an more.too. -An he's at it yet. An J. Davis, a Lee, an Mitchell—why don't' your Govment hang those. Why don't the Presi dent', say Dry Tortoogus to sum ov the lead ers of the Grate Rebellion, 'who's bin, con: spickus as its head an front, from preface to finis ? - • "Wal," sez I. "I give it up. Preps tha's just the reason. Maybe he will. I think sumbody ought to do sunithing to sumbody, so sumbody else wood-be satisfied that' sum' body wood do siimthing else so that—what was yonr question?" "Why, wbat air you talkin about ?" sez the. Doctor. "You air not as loocid as one of the Standard's Editorials. Eut of I cood_ get,pardoned, I wood accept envy fat offis in the , gift of the Govmcnt. I wood be Pro visional Govner ov New ,Tersey." - IVall. I guess New . Jlersey kin get along without your assistants. Where fellers like you bay bin maid ProvisiOnal Govners, the' State gets reconstructed backwards. But how do you like the result, ov the elections in. New Jersey & York "Why," sez can bear up under be in banishtfrom hoine an .frends on a Pinch, I kin refrane from Whiskey for 24 consecoo tive hours ::-brit I'll be roasted alive and eat en on the, hart shell el, thintol will long survive the Waterloo 'defect my frends has sustained in. those'States. New. Jersey, in whom,' placed Me hopes upon, has gone to the d—l". "Not much," sez _ "From this time hereafter, hensfurth, N. J. is a Trump.— Shondirt - wonder of her - defeeted sympatbl- . zeta woad visit -. you-now. -What win they will they - tin it? Viereart'e stay wlutre.the'nigger-worshippers [sarenssi imfly) ism the l assendent. Figgeratively. speakin, Dry Tortmignsses an Canady stands with - onatretchol arms, an ;in. gentle - moans, - sp. - Cinn • to theiellosoin In they can b e spared. Let 'em git up an Git !" I left the Doctor. But Ido verily and Truky believe he . expects to hold higkoffis in the Land of .-Dixey, - ere many days elapse, an help reconstruct the Confederas . y. Praps heir bin - eitcurriged - parst dom. But thime is notes they seem. , Hardly. , Afore I close I wood like to mention thit the theefs, murderers, an other dem----aged charaekters here;* wears the "White Man's Badge"- recently • gotten- up by BroomleY Co., ov N. Y., fer the - Northern traitors -an dittoes: A. sesesh Juthil in the Ncirth sex' . they take wild Are there I never, seen Wild fire take,- but that'a jest the . ..way they take here. Let, every Copperhed Buy one, anther idr - her- diwingight - from- tire Union Patriots.. it's not' hartito'dietinguish 'em•nowoottheYbetter•haye=l. —•- Thisleiteris lniiger:thaii the Edito-. rialiatliti'Copperatic tionsepaPers "on the eleetiocut_•• 'They Orsety +WM; an fact, it seems sum ov .these.leuutis don't know thitm:lecttottlni - be4 . 400 tgretv York aiiitptab",Tery,o„, " 1 . 04 r sbirk-Air ttsnanii is -Otzkviibxstbr 411frieitrk tiklb i tlei:-J?lb an-tuckEtil*alnUist:Set ' Don't warirvillstrit Ja. T " • ABEILFIII.4.• . . • 4i ` ; ` '" 4- 'PIANOS My PIAI3O Forteta.-tivitiAt Iteetra.;rertraw....tr- CMS HIGII PRIZE MEDALS, for yearp . pot in this country and in Enro Sor their decided superiority, are etilmann eity.'Where al.W r eltep lence tralbeeirlotrgiteknowledeed and' nafverpallfii - mired. In delicacy and eiteetneta of tone: with turd power, they are tinenalled,"and fully rya on the moefreasonableierms.. ' ~0 0:42AII 7dEYEE. • No. 722. Arch Street, Philadelphia. Nov. 4, .65. . 44-3rn. EArroos : R EF A NE SALTE'ETREV" - . PikNEIC .DOUBLE REPINED SALTPETRE,. ur quality, especially adapted to .she maw. tia la inure eir 1611:1111POWDEBip F ut. up sale inlcti:m of about-three Misdeed pounds each.: 'or by' WILLIAiNt , AGENT FOR iIIIBMANOPACMILE 9 i : • No. 39 North Proof /Street, 3!biladelphis. , October 21,• • • • . • 42,Cirer. • Goods imitable fot Holida - rfregents.. HENRY HABIT% 520 Street, PuiLA.ozzipm.i, • WATVEES :. • • FINE JEWELRY, ; - • , SOLID SILVEU. WAUE, and Superior fillireePleited Ware. Sept. 30. ; . . • 293 m . THE. PLIG HEST ` Paid for Old Newspapera„Paniphleaa , Berea and Waste Paper of every description. - • . For particulars address ' • - - • VITOVENVELC & EME.0.11011,. . . No- .913 Anna Street, . • - One door-West of Natalia St.. N.:T.: - 1 614 g Nov. 11, . , d,5 ' • 45-3 m • . .S' . 3EITIEICV171 : 11-X CI SSC) • • ' • Naves Labor - - - -Save* Time,. . • '' • . . . Movircii Ctotbea, .. ' • .• Mavis Soap,.. • • - ' and Saves Women TILE SOAP fOR . 4V.ERY FAMIL Y: Soid by grocers and storekeekittiroughoat city and • • .NANLTACILISZD ONLY NY •:t : D.-DOBBINS & 107 th Nov. 11, .6-4.5-6 'lfth St., below' Cbefttnnt: ... PHILADELPHIA. • IMPROVED. PERISCDPIC 4 SPECTACLES:• 4044/fElt. • . - .`AEt tf ‘la`• Barber's Blazawarnetoryi .Prhalesale , • • IBARBER'S IMPRPVED PERISCOPIC SPECTA CLES, impart that CLICAI7,NEtia and Bert.maßoir of Patt en...mos. which cannot be obtained from any other form of thil3l3Efil • ' • rPrStore and Factory?, WO. 249 North Eighth. - Mt., Philadelphia. • N. B.—Dealens aupplied )filth all. -the' variettee of SPECTACLES at low rates. • _5 Ern Nov. 11, .65,, . 0 DOLL,• No. 302 ffitrket.Btieet,lPhila4elphio, Importer, of :.GERMAN, 'FRENCH and 'English T3ys A. and Fancy Goods, and CHIN WARR, PIPER, CANES, ac., wholesale dealer in domestic fancy articles,. September 80, Ws. ' 39-21 n LOOKING GLASSES, Oil Paintings, Engraving's. Pic tures. and Portrait Frames. Photograph Frames, Win ' dow Cornices, Pier Ta- Wes, Marble Slabs dr. - Brackets. . . JAMES Sr . EARLE . 45 SONS, 816 Chestnut St., Philadelphia; Maindhetur : era, - 'lmporters and Dealers . . In Lank-. . Ing • Clakses.. • . .• .A• large and elegant assortment of MIRRORS of ev ery character. alwayei .1n atiicic.- Particular attention. given to the manufacture :of Picture Fratoicti ' .in which branch continnal•chninges and. novelties are be ing introduced. Estimates for Looking Glasses • furnished on apPlication, by mall'or Perennially.. ' • ktogeirot Groups, nod-War and .11unuirous eub- 1 'neva. particalurs.in Circulars )•• • . •• ' • Every Article of Meesre . EARLE it; SONS , ' mainif.ae • tore. can be packed•to forivaultiritny•piwt of 'the-coun try in perfect safety . .. Gallery - of Paintings open .at all times. free: to yiAtors. [June ,65-25..6m DREXEL & CO., _ NO. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET PHILADELPHIA. U. S. FIVt-TWENTIES OF 1862, do do . - do 1864; do dri do • 1863; U. S. SEVEN-TBIRTIES OF AUGUST,. 1861, do do <- do • JUNE, 1863, do do . do •JULY, 1865, • U. S. TEN FORTIES; U. S. SIXES OF 1891, - U. S. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, COMPOUND; INTEREST. NOTES `OF 1861, AND. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND'SOLD. . • ernrafts.mt Fmgland, Ireland, France and Germany, drawn. • • -- Philadelphia. 'Nov. 44, Ms. 47 9nl llolso and Cattlo Powilon YELLOW WA TER, !LEAN - RS, COUGHS, HIS TEMP ER,••FE .VERS, FOCI.; DER LOSS OF. APPE TITE AND VITAL ENERUY, &c. Itr use improves' the wind, - increases the. appetite-lel reit a smooth and glossy skin—am' traustorins tEt miserable skeletal horie.. • - MEM r 0 I) T-,Z.!,-,S. OELSLLISLD -13eaaes x the Lungs Liver,. this articTe 7 . • vela as s'ipeelfie.-;-' , vatting froLit i one:half....a„pap to .a..paper in • a barrel of swill the ' above d iseases'f.' will be eradicated ; or entirely prevented. - - If - rgiven InN.— preventiVe and, cure for the - Hog Cholera. PriOi 25 dentss Papers for • • --• . " , Aim* -certain , _ PICEPAIMD S, A. POITT . Z sr, WHOLESALE:DEMAND MEDIGINE . DEPOt N0...1ie - PrOkain laitinlare v . For Sale by Druggists:arid §teralleep,re thrptigh: • out the Un it e d . States . • -• . . Forsale'in.Pottsville:billENßY SAYLOR, Druggist. - ..-..c..,T-i'..yAl . ,lEE:'s LIFE F4R - T. fIE . HAIR Will 'restore Gray Hair to Its' ORIGINAL COLOR; strengthens and' promotes the growth of 'the weakest hair= stops Its -falling ont In three days:' keeps the head clean. cool and healthy; can be used freely: eint tathS nothing thiarionit the beat 1111itir . Dressinig ever - Offered is the 'Public.- It is recommended andtwed by the best Medical" authority. , Sold at the Drug - Stores, andatmy office, No.-1123-Broadway, New York. :lassuro - slrneinons - the ainwePreparation w:11 do all lhat is claimed font.__.. • ' - SARAH' A;CHEVALISR, AL - s3-:m Octot?dr 99, .05 DIANOS -AND MRLODEONM, from the L best" maimfactorers,ind a general -- • - assortment of caCellent .4 1 7.:.:,-tt - ?7"Frn mentq, ere srad• by tbe-undersigned.--; I I Strings, Bridges and Screws for Vtolbosi_ 7 can also be furuished...- Initunnentit'repaired at short notice, and on reasonable terms... " - M. :I.4IIOIOILITS, Agent. Centre street. Pottsville.. 5ept..17 , 64.4n Anew nu_pply of. Dried Fruits. consisting of APples. Fencbes. - Cherries. Prunes. - eiery.choice) at 130HANNAN SCHNERI2I. . 46- • Market street, a4,ovnyhi id,- Pottsville. APrime tirtielar-of Country Lard, fresh and tmadulterated. at . • BORANIsTAN ffr. S.OHNERR'S. an- ' Market street. above Third, Pottevillle. A .T.MORIPS Prepared :Mace. .Meat, a A taost,conyeptent i liggemr 48- . airiailejt street; aboiii MO& Pottairilk. 11 Fittest Cheeses in :like Nlitar ket.tam , T tistltigiASepsatfo. Et.mitalv Daley: Pine Apple and ic ninlOnv Skt --BOEIANSA.I3.Ib 84.111NERW • .46- ' fired. abovelliird.Pottoiille. . .1RE:411 CRACKERS of nil Wilda, Milk, Water::s64l,'Crehn:Eety Wish.. Ginger.. Baden, and ambles,. at 130HANICAI7 R SCONERWS." -- . Mi XiiriteOtrtiecabiive" Sum Ploys pitedVfm;Areikaar. 8 1 01,1 1 , -BOHAVIVE ISM • • imAifieyeeist,a tlcli - for 'promoting. ttie;* . rniatti.: of the,Thdejit: ' k; a ,;11,10-Valt, Phinlat*lthtg:. . _ -•• . . WENDEBOTllleTatliaselltaronlttOW/ I ly. ARTISTS -.AND PHOTOGRAPKERS, • 144014 - er4 ebtita totr o ecti . • . . • -P . HILADSLP)3IA. Dec • • • si-ly - ureciailaiiramie..tarn, ciampois fa YARNALL k OGDEN, .'No. 473 North 3d :IPhiladst; Wholesale Aealetil An' COAL OILS. A L COHOL SthCZINS.• NALTEIA... TURPIPT , TINS.de , Have cortatantlyoci,_tandDOWNlDPS SPINDLE or h _ att MACH MEATY' lirk. CHINERY OIL. Thereitca,pma' , lttunized. , Pecldllne Lubdestors, free from alltraFp.pf /. i.r.4d,„spd,sre war act to .sacleti.:**' Er - The trade aapplleolcia reitOmgale, time: . Sept 9, '65. 3:-1 • • - . • 11ANIEL NI: via . ir.lEt; • ' •-.- . Say. Cabinet Ware:Banns and liannfactory, - • • 88 8 . sinrill•SEcOND orincirr, • . . N. 8.. ''Pereoris Ecdrtito the -(11t311411dad . it to their advantage to call and ezaminithe atoc. D. X. • ' . _ A. GOOl2 CIEILAIVILiII? :11A1E.E - 311.011E1f. agent wanted in every tr,in: . to -ninrinfac lure an article of daily consumption in .every family : profit - Sat per cent., demand -as staple as floor. No utensils required except those fond fn every hoctseholit. Pull put collo 'emit on receipt_ of two StatrlllS tO-Pay_ retuin PAW. Address.:WM. P. ATKINSON% • • 0. 1 23 South 17th Street, Philadelphia. Nov. 18, . -46-3 t. • . • . . . Wu. G. HAaiiiis. Soli°. B. 1"?.../.1.x.' Enwa. B. gCBLICT. ME: G. , lIARGIS &' Co.: MAistIIFACEUER.R.S . OF . •. . . Varnishes an d IhinitinAn Paints: - Glass* • and Burning and Lubricating Oils,. , • ' . • liiienzine and 1 1 11nOtlia; - "- Tao. 130 sours, smxiND. Err.. PHILADELPHIA. • Sept. 16 .65. • - - - 32.-6ra' • • S. STEWART:DEPITY • • • -. 253 S. Second St.. above SOruce; • • - . PHILADELITIA, - Keeps constantly on hand a lame 'aPaortment.of 'CAR PETS. MATTTSGS. DRUGGETS. OILCLOTHS, WIN DOW Sli ADES.* RUGS, MATS, PIANO. ALELOpEON and TABLE COVERS. 4e.; to which, he would in vite the attention of.: those Who may desire anything in hip line.. seta.. La, 765.-31-am • iez. l . ' ,1 1 i. i .:, :,,..), ) orthao Ls t ,„ ;.1 1" II t 111/ BEDS. FEATHERS; ItIATTRASSES, BL/ (NETS, BED QUILTS. ac., _ • .. • • .• VarTUCKERS CELEBRATED SPRING BED Every article in the Bedding line at the : . lowei . r market price., AMOS 11H,LBORNE, Philadelphia; Sept.l3, '65. : : ' • .. • • 37-3 m .. FOE. COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, ECON OMY AND DITEABItITY, USE THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER, . . - EUROPEAN - . .RANGE! TLik, BLia It.kNOE' EYES uivENTrJ)., ' CHASE,' SHARPE & THOIISON,, . . . . . . . . - .- • , No. 209 N. Second- , St., Philadelphia; • . li - on' Founders and • Rinnufaiturero. of • I .ffitovess; Heaters. Tinisnd . and En , unsoiled }{arcs, dc., &c. , . August 19.'65. • .. --- '.: ... . 33•6 m . . . . . . • . . POnion.: -Paint; and: Color Works.. . , - • Liberty Whit© Lead! Liberty.:White Lead! . • TRY •11‘.!: . - , iVAaltAr.vraito rover. nabre anrface.• fdr i•aineweiliht, than' any other. . Buy - the batt,'lt ts the cheapest 1 . Liberty Lead is whiter : than any other: . : _Liberty Lead covers better than any other, • .r •, . Li betty Lead wear'swear'slonger than any other... ' •, ' Liberty Lead ix mot e economical than anY other. • Liberty Lead is *tore free from. impurities and iii , . Watacaterini to do more and, better. work, at a - •:. • given cost. than any other. - •.' . - Bay: *the. BEST. •it is -the CIREA.PX-ST.. _ • • 'slnnufactured-aid warranted by : . - Z1.16G...E•E R. dc . ;SIII . I T IC, ' .• DRI:G, .PAINT AND :GOSS DEALERS, • 43.7 - NoPth .Third Strvrt, 'Philadelphia .• Nov. 4; 'March 10-1 y) ' 44- ' • . . . LA DIES . FAN C - 1" RS ! . . • . . • • • 'JOHN. F'AREaRA'S • ••• - Ld 4b i d' - • F U F.A•C T:9 R. • ' • 111% 7103 • arch Stieet#' `1 r • above Till, PHI4DA. • . I have now in store of my own !ni p; _ portation and Hannfucture, - one of. the' LARGEST and most BEAUTI FUL selections of FAriTUF FURS, for LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WEAR, in the' City. Alsc& a fine assortment- of Gent's Fur Gloves and Collars. . •• am enabled to dispose of my goods at very reasona .ble prices, and I iroultr therefore solicit a'call.from my 'friends of Schuylkill COurity, and vivinity. ' • . . `23'Remember the,Natne, N'amberind Street! • • . JORN FARFIRAI, • .71S Arch Street, above 7th, South side; Fill LADA. " rir - 1 haVe no Partner, nor connection witliany other - Store - in Philadelphia I. Sept.'23. '65.-38-4m : This preparation, long and favorably knOv,eri, - . will thor oughly reirmigorate •broken-down. and low.-spirited horses, by • strengthening and, 'cleansing tho stomach. and intes tines.: 628. -Boop - . 1 siqwvs.:-.'.02.3 • 11.0 P KIN'S ' • "OWN MAKE". OF HOOP SKIRTS . . Are "gotten' up . exprusly to meet the wants of tirst clasi "trade.'. They embrace a complete assortment of all the new.and fiestrable styles, dizewand length. for Ladies.. Misses • and Children, and are' superior to -all others made,in point of symmetry, finish and durability: - be-. ing made of the finesl, tempered English Steel Springs - -; with linen' finished covering; rind having alt the metalic fastenings immovably secured. by iinprovektmachinery." They retain their shape and'elwatlcity to, the last,—and are warranted to give entire satisfaction. - . • • • Also; constantly uf receipt of fullihms bf. good East ern -Made SKIRTS, at very low prices. Skirts made - to order, altered and repaired. .WIIOLESALUAND,RE TAIL,.at MANUFACTORY 'AND SALESROOM;• No. '628 Arch - Street, - above With. IPhilado; • - iserrEnms CASH ; ONE PRICE ONLY. - . August -lb. . is sure pre " all- dfr W I.N D . 0:W..5.:E1 AR-ES-,: tratiOn is-Invaluable. improves the quality: of the milk. It Las - been proven by ac 'Ural experiment to increase the quan tity of milk -and. cream -twenty. per cent. and make the butter firm and :sweet...ln fattening cattle, it gives them 'an appetite, loosens their' .hide, and Makes theta thrive Sheppard; Van Harlingen & Arrizon, WINDOW CITRTAIN eiIECAMM 53r201=1:13, No. 100 S CHESTNUT. STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Are now prepared to put .up in • '• TOWN,OII COUNTRY, At the shortest nhtice. all:the usual widtha nod etylee of PLAIN, OILED,GILT s43 . ltpk,R, OR tui Combs, Ulcers in Fancy Window Shades, And.to forntftt rind t;ut,np to order...ln the-beet manner i iv iiara* OR SZTEA ' SIZES OR Stoies, ChuiChes, • Or Other. Priblic . :l:BuilOrtgs. - . Nov. 13. •65 . • • A-CAR_D. - SHEPPiItD VAN. HIB.LEIGF4T & ARRISON ig0.10019 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Wtio 7 ae establishment for the sale of . • • - • . . HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.. - Is unedualledin the extent'.and variety of its snort . merit, beg tO annonn,ee.P3 HOUSEKEEPERS. , r ' • RENEWING THEIR SUPpLy,,i.. ' Or persona about to furnish, that they are now reeety ing-thetr ' • • •••:, • = FRESH LINEN, r COTTON AND . WOOLEN GOODS - FOlf DOLTSEVOLD USE, - . Litton Elbeetingo, .". Cotton Sheithigi. imeitei; . • - TAllotv Dato!tole !rah's. Cloths,. ' . • Table•l;inous, ItuntoOlt Nophitts, • • • . BiordOred Tows/i i ; . , . ' • Toivelllogs, • • •...- • - , . • - . ' • QttiltS, And every other article suitable for a well:ordered . household. • • • - Nov. -18, :'6rt-46.5t - - GRANO RITION OF 01111Olif: 'MAK PRESENTS: _ Above Tentb, Phil ideals. Feepeetrallrinrcinne customers-and the. publieln general. . t" h !It B VT - 31} 44 44 1 1 1 4 1 10 . 1..... German:French and - Fite:en • • • - .FA NO Y. G 0 Q.DS . .117 I; • T Having eisitedaribe target European Manafncco= tiee - persoeelbv,l junconfbient that. tint- - : *l . Canna *Ws In, • Mint. l 7 4, st invited to visit t%4(7 s 144-01EdWe iL Of- ividlivuoieenipand4rela ter. 134 - 4 .4tr SOLD BY WHOLESALE DEPOT F:unicisiprinrG, DRY . 000 DS. FA.I44SORTIILENT, . . 'Blankets, ...1"1.45 aed ► 11041rEr14 '-s =~_, a^-$ _ . . • • been appointed I,gosilkie;.thlis and will be pleased to plll#llh abiliAniall required. • • G IRD .FißtimAßlNtiNsulLo cE Co. • . •• This old and reliable company . have.appointed , . sipniewr C. HILL" *AGE*I".*. SPEIUYIJKALL COUNTY.- ' ..Orvice:LXentre Si tiliet k Pottsville, Pennsylvania. . October 14, '65. 4143 m . NEW YORK ,ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY'; 141 Broadway, N. Y.. Cash Imagine.. 'against Accidents of all- kinds. " , GENEkAL ACCIDENTS include the Traveling Risk, and also all forms of Dislocations; "Broken Bones. Sprains:Bruises. Cote. Gunshot 'Wounds, Burns and 'Scalds,- - Bites of Dogs, Assaults' by Burglars. Robbers or Marde!'ers- , -the action of Lightning or Sup Stroke, the effects of explosion. Flursts and Suffocation by Drowning or Choking. .• • • ' ED WD. GREENE, Sevy., W3i. A. BATLEY: ?rest. Hx sin . A. Buta.a, - ..General Agent.- - - ROBERT C.1111L19, Aga.. En.tsville. • 42-ly 'ILENDC.-INSUILOTOE .Co Brooklyn, - N. T. Cash Capital ' • *..:$1,000.000 00 Surplus '• • • • .• AIS,S4O 79 . . siErtm;4 Caowt.u.. Prk • Eno Al W. eltaVi ELI:, V. Pres. 'Pnitiatota Suew,,Sectyi • ' ROBERT - .„ •, . Is authorized .to Woe Policies for Se-hay : alp County. Office over Bright's liardwore ,Store, Centre Street, Pottsville: o. ' • . . • ' • • METROPOLITAN E INSURANCE -CO., IC. Y: • . Cash Capita : l..; $1,000,000 Assetio over ' - • • •630,000 I,lAmmS LORIMER GRATIAM, l!resident. • • _ • 0. GOSMRIDGE, Secretary. • • Lt: BBVERMGE, Agent. for Schuylkill Connty, will receive application and iFeUC Policies. rirLoeses prOmptly adjusted. • Wyoming Fire• In,surmice Co. . OF WILKESBARRE. A meti President , -G HOLLENBACK. Vice President—L. D.' SHOEMAKER, Secretary—lL C. SMITH. '• *. . „DAVID BEVERIDGB,AnT. For. Schuylkill Co., OfSc6;..CENTRE STREET,. Potts ville. • [Atoll 22,••65.—16-tH . July 29, 0 65-30.. . AETNA INSURANCE= CO, Incorporated 1819. Oharter Perpetual. Paid up ...... .. Amount of.Aiisets 3,550,331.1 S - • Losses Paid in 45 Fears ..$17,485,894.71 . . T. A. A I:F.X Prest. L. j.llENDri.:,,.Secty. Qium.vin, Jr:, A. Sec.- E. J. BAssrrr. Agt: A. A. WILLWIIS,S.en't Agt.,Worcester, Mass. . 'WALT 11l R . 13. EAF CENTRE : . ST:, POTTSILLE, ' PA. -• • . July • • • _ • • .29-6 m ••• - • •IN ...-3.1J - .1. - I,ANC4 - E. '• • F. • B.'. K.. 9. Ea ABE' • General Insurance Agent.': Office Pennsylvania Hall, Pottsville, Po. LIVERPOOL & LONDON ,t GLOVE INSURANCE • 'COMPANY. Cash Capital and Assets... .. .. .. .$16,000;000 Invested in the United States over.... $1,500,000 •• - - HOME -INSURANCP, - COMPANY • • •. ,• . New Ildven, connecticu!. Cash Capital $500,000 Surplus Jan. laLlStit • 5159,070• 9$ Insurance effected DI the beet Cenipaniee ou favoit ble terms. Losses'promptly adjusted and paid without delay. .Aprills, •65.-rll,. 1794. • CHARTER PERPETUAL. INSUUNCE :COMPANY (pF,JIOItIII • :PHILADELP.UI)II.'• •••• .• . . Incorporated, 1791. -The- Oldest Insult: ' since . Company . in the United . Stittes: -Iles Paid . 0ver.917,000.000 I l assei in *Cash Sineelts.Orgailization. • CASH CAPITAL 0 • • • • $500.,000.00 ASSETS. '. • • $1,6.13,727.92 . . DIRECTORS: Arrrinra G. Corrit,• .S. MORRIS WALES,: • • SAMUEL" iV, Je.s:IES," JOHN_ MALON,• , _ JOHN. A. BROWN, 43E0IIHR.L. HARRISON,: .CHARLES ,TATLOR, • FRANCIS R. Cora, r A*unosn:Wurrn. •, :EDW4II.I, H. ,TROrTER, . • RicitAnn - D. Woot,, -EnvrAni, S. CLARKE, WILLIAM WICESIL - WILLIAM CUMMING% ' E: BROWN, T. CtrAncrox '• •. ' ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Preaident. CHARLES-PLATT, Secretary. ' , • Agent; at Pottsville. , . ' •A; GODFREY, • ' • Office; .IYlahantongo, near Centre Street. I . MR - OIa.A.NTS! INSURANCE - -COMPANY_ .• HARTFORD,..CONN. • OFFlCE—Charter. Oak Bank Building. OASN. O.4I'ITAL, = $200,000.00.. Net Siiiplus, Jan. 1, 1865, = 01.86,231.34. 1 E. THOS. LOBDELL,• MARK HOWARD: Seeretari•:- . Presiderit; ROBERT C HILL • C. , Agent, Pottsirille, Pa., - • Ls outitorfied to :issue Policies in the al!ore . ' ' able Company. . , November 4. '65 . 44-Cm - . • CHARTER i 8 2 •9. PERPETUAL. FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPRIA: • Assets of January _I, 1865; $2,501,297 04: . . Capital; . Accrued .Stirptus,:.... Invested Prell1i1111111; tr . useitled•C Wilms,l • - .ln'come for-1664, • $12,74.5. • - I .8310,000: ~ • LOSS PAID SINC E :1829, ~ • $3,000.000. PERPETUAL AND. TEMPORARY. POLI CIES ON LIBERAL TERMS: • ••: DIRECTORS:' ' ' CHARLES N: RANCHER, ISAAC LEA; ' TOBIAS WAGNER, - EDWARD, C. DALE, SAMITEL . GRANT: ....- JACOB It :SMITH: 1 . ALF•RED FITLER, GEO.N..RICLIARDS,. ' FRAS. W. LEWIS. M. D. • • CIIA.II,LES N. BANCILEP, PreSident. EDWARD C.. DALE; Vice-President. JAS. W. MoALLLSTER. Sec. Pro. Tetra.: The subscriber mentioned 'is agent for the shore in stitution, and is prepared to make insurance on every deScription of property, at the loweSt rates.. ITEIsiRY C. TtUSS.EL, Agt:. Pottsville, March 19, '&;. 12-tf . 0 : :H .g Ell i A -4 ° C t ) ra -..- c..) . i -. & 4 0M 1 17e 4 0,, pa 4 I Z - fraCh . —PA cr.;s , _ 0 01'ii a 2 e r 1 4 41" 14 'EI ° PI ' 35 I g , Th E 4 '4 4 - . zsg a , L I 1 f4i 0 0-4 -,--, 13:1 ¶ 01 ril vj ~ . r--- - , 0 P 4 a , mo t t ::, r 4 c w 0 ii, 0 HOME. INSURANCE CO, N, Y. Capital ono ALlisetss3,7os4o3 40 - • T. A:ooDrittrif, rottevilifi•cioresi•.olats, and all kinds of CI Peed. for sale io . - Nov.' 11, '44- 1, 45- ". 'Warehouse, Mortis. Addition; JIANEULT-TAUMM1301:11L.00,11.a. , ..4 A Very Sugieirior Family 'Flour in Barrels Osiptiai :77 1 , 1. and in - Padtaftes - ol 25 and 50 und4 wer t • • T:A. GODFREY, Agt,.,' . Nov: id, .65 • - - :7, • - • ARCTIC FPS ItiSURANGE .00.,, N: . Y. captud and Assets'ovec T: A. 9 o *lnc 1 - 7 gt , iotternie. BALED HAY A.ND STRAW, , octobei , t -, 65: 4 INSURANCE CO OF N . OlTit - AKERIOA Scha ' Ylkill nave* ".PHILADELPHIA: • 1000 FEET GUM BELTING, different - • eirms;.ar reduced . ..prim. For-salet - • r ie3l4e 4'9 3M ß 4 R.o ll l'.. '4 • • ; • ..BANNAIPS. capital ariti j I 1 ••- • • • . Pottsville. • • • , A.. wpwy, - 4t.; 0 111 : 11211111 rnatAtO:dr - PrZADA.1 rarximoto. nery rerogon7.' -matt *oars, t o.„ togl • ana l it ra t, ,betituagit t oeir l Bo nra s i siz t , *err ' 7l *V. =;4l CaVle§o. 4l 4 o !ThatrAnth* Pr ivtne * - Y _ ‘", HMO= iNstrailitvit- - 41GAIngi. sir Afri . V.ing,r7l,. CIATTIAL AND I . 4ASETS, ssoB j ooo. tint iteXfitutts.' - nainiteicE ant:PANT or 2 HAllTP,ORN,lngurelietinst ACcideatseat: a• ••4,er Hots, ' . ••• , INVEIBINTICEEL " ' ' " ' • • ozT•Tiis RAteROAD. ' This is the oldest aid idteigest - Company of the kind in the :United - State% andlias by prompt payment of, losses by, death and weekly compensation to the in: Jure& secured the patronage 'of, IV yastlmmber of the leading .business Oment the cities. ale the *gentle - pre, pared to show. Their capital is paid In and , available when requioxl. and not in mere subscriptions to the 'amount of stock. with only 5 pet cent paid on the same. T.'21.: GODFREY, AO., Pottsville, Pa. Ncrrembeill.•.fia , • 45-Ite . • INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS DF ALL .KINDS. • Annual Premium on 11000, with' $3 00 pei . week compensation .. • • , 8500 Annual Premium AM $2OOO, with . $l•2 110 Per week compensation.Sig' 6 0 Annual Premium on 0000, with sOO per week comnensalion ' • $23 00 ' • Other amounts st' corresponding rates. • . • 1.4 0 ›w: 0 "l_m! •t 0 e 2 LA a 8 rt 4 ri 411 44 6 (.) 14 H Ei 5250,000 GENERAL ACCIDENTS . Ineluttelhe Traveling Risk, - and also all. forme of dis location,- Broken Bona.. Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Gun shot-Wounds; • Buns and Scalds. Bitei.vf Dogs, . malts by Burglars. - Robbers - or Murderers'. the action of Lightning or , Sun Stroke, -the effects. of.Exnlosionu, .Flisicis„ and Sutrocafions by Dro w ning or Choking: Where - such accidental"_ injury is the cause fit dent t. within.three - monttis he happeninget the:fojurY; or Of TOTAL disability* to .Inflow. his usual* avocation. Twenty-five cents a day :will .purchase a ticket seen= rin~ssooo,if killed, and en - weeltlY . -cttmPermatiOri... 1 ick.-fs issued for One or six days. • '• . 9130,000 . . . ~ No iliPdical exnritinatiou required. • :.. - .EDWARD GREENS; - • . . - ...W5L. A. BAYLEY,.. .. - - - • . Secretary.• . ' • - - PreFtdent. - ROP.T. - C. 1111.1:'. Agt.. Pottsville: PO. . ()dice aver 13rignt's linrdware Store; Centre St: • ~ 13 *II.• ADE I; ?URA & REAIp[IW R trigtg Winter . Arrangement of Passenger. Trains: . . • .Leave Pottsvfile - at •- .6.45 And •9.30,'A: 31.. and 2.4:3,'P. M. ; arrivitut in Philadelphia at 14.45, noon: and 5.00 and.T,os, P. M. - - • •• . •.• : Leave Philadelphia nt 00, A. 51.,-1.2.45,'n00n. and 3.30, P. M. t iirrirtng at, Pottsville at 12,25,-.noon, 1.35 and 30, , PAL- - . • . . •• •. The 6 45 and 8.0, A.M.; and 2,45,.P. M., down,-'and '5,00; A M., up Trains. connect. at Reading: for Allen town, EaSton. New l'it:trk, Lebanon, Harrisburg,-Balti more, and the West. • " . . . The- 10..45-and .3.30. P.M., up Trains, connect only for Lebanon. Hairishurg, d and with- Heading - and Coluinbia Railroad. ' . • • "•• -• • Ou Sunday leave Railroad.', at .8.643,•A..14:, and Phila delphia at 3.13, 'P.TL. . . Down Trains • leave :018.05, :A- M... - and Glen Carbon, at 1.40. P. M., connecting at .Scbnclkill Ilaveti with g 30,- and 2.t5., F. m.. Trains .tor .Philadelphia." Up Trains- leave SchnAkill 'Haven at 7.15, A; 51 .Itnd toniwctinf.t with 6.45, A. -51.. Train And Silk A. from _Phila.- delphia. Leaiie.Locnst pap 10.30. A. and'Ashland 2.45. P: lit. connecting with . Train for Phil. itdelphiu and-"5,00,' A. .1d:, Train for Pottsville-'-No Sunday Trains • • • • Schuylkill and Sum‘YuehannatAlL.lll.. The 7.00;.i. and 6.0. P. M., Trains from Tre mont, and 4.00, - P. M. from lianiaburg. connect at. An -barn With 8.3 u. A. M, Train for Philadelphia, and 12.46, - noon, Train for Pottsville: - The 1.45: A.:M., and 1.50,-P. M.: Trains fioin:Anbnin rooted. with 6 45, A. M.. and 1.00, Pr M.,Ttaints , from .N.O Sunday Trains. -• . • . ichnyl. Valleyland Itiotantnin Link •R. R. Leave Pottsville at 6.45 and 11. A. M.. antl7:lsP-14% Leave Teiniaquiat tab; M:. and 1.40 . and1.15, P. M.. Sandaye :.Leave Tamaqua at S.ou, A. Ett.ibatcrPottsville at i.OO, P.M. • . . M. and 111 t; and E. M. • The e.OO and 11.45.. A. M.. Tmtut , from Ashland. con nect with S.3e,'A AL. and 2.45, P. - M.. Trains . ' fOrPhila delphia; the former at , Mt. Carboni and latter at Port The 9,4% . A. M.. and I,®and 8.56 - .. P. M.. Trains from Tamagna..connect at Mt. Carbon with'o.4s. A. M ;froth Pottsville at Port Clinton with 8.9, A. M... up Train :from Philadelphia.. and at Mt. Carbon wth 3,30, P.M., •up Train from Philadelphia.' • A mixed Paesenger and Freight Traiu leaves.Ashiand at 1:15, P. M., for Tama-. qua- Sundays . Leave Ashland 8 . .00. A.M., and Tama- The 11.+0. A. M.. Train from Port Clinton,. and 2.15, P. M.. Train from Tiortigna.; connect with 6.00, A. M.,' Train .from Philadelphiii,:and 2.45, P. ht„ Train Train for Philadelphia: No Sunday Trains. • • : ' . 5.30; A, M., down .Train to Rending. and the 3.30. P. -M . up Train from 'Philadelphia, stop . only at principal-Stations. • • CO2III/11TATION TICKETS, ' • With 26 coupons attached, between any points desired, at 0 per cent, discount. • . MILEAGE TICKETS, • Good for 2,000 miles, between all points,' for Faniiiies 'and Business Firms, at - $52. SO. • ' • • - • • • season Ticket - a between all poirits at reduced rates. - Season 'rickets one-third .' • . SO lbs. bf baggage allowed each -Passenger.. Excuraion. Tickets from Philadelphia.to Potts rine and hack, gbod fOr Saturday, Sunday and Monday,. $l4 35 each. - ' . • • . • - Genemt Superintendent November 25,% , r45. • ' ' 47 - CAUTION TO FARMERS, Whereas, mania individuals who call "themselves my Agents for the sale of ' • • •••111. OWO :.11P 111. .1.141; 11P S . • GENUINE IMPROVED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF. LTMF, go amongst:the Farmers. offering the same at a price much below my establised Philadelphia and Baltimore Retail Price, 1 hereby.give notice that-I have'no Agents.' to hawk my-articles about ,- Ills sold at my Office and .Ik-pot • ' Yo.2i Neilh Fri)lit •ftt PhilsidflOhla, • • . • : AND ATIkIY BRANLII - HOUSE • . • No: Vi'h • . . Xi Is also sold by responsible dealeri in all parts of the country. .' I make no consignments Out yell at my wholesale Price to • licensed • dealets, and at my retail price to consumers. :My price is unifortn.to all: Sixty dollars per ton In Philadelphia. and sixtY: Dollars per ton in Baltimore ;:Three Dollars . per ton for freight„ sc., added to the -Ballitnore -price. • ' Dealers are not permitted to overcharge the Farmer; .but 'to be Sling' flectwith a reasonable fpnatit, • and to • for no less than my'retail - price at Philadelphia, and no more than mv. retail price itrßaltimore; . • Ido this the-protection of the Farmer, - that my article ; not fall in the hands ,of irresponsible 'parties to undersell andadultentte. • - . Punters . .will find it to their interest - to deal only with responsible parties; and allow them 'to make a fair profit, as no man. honest or otherwitie - will work for nothing._ RespedfullY - Yellfs• - ' .• • MOItO PHILLIPS. [lan. 28,: , 65 , * ; :-4-ly.l 33- , • $400,000 9197,560 1,103; 438 August 19,'•G5 TO CARPENTERS & BUMPERS The Sclutyptill County Lumber &, Manufacturing : Co, Have on hand at their. extensile eitablishment, on Railroad Street, s great quantity of lumber of every kind 1 and ion, which they-can . supply .to- Operators, Carpenters and Ruilders, at . lower rates Than it eau be bought elsewhere. They are • also ready to - supply, Through the means of their extensive business and la bor saving machines manufactured articles in their . Rite at a saving of 25 per cebt. on formertost. . Their large workshops have,been In successful opera tion for- the past year, turniii4 out vast quantities ol . Dniora . Window Frames, Mash, • • • • . : Panel. Work, Mouldings,- .Bed-posts,. •$l uidr,. Bunioneprsi- . Slanitees, . •-••• And all kinds of Framed. , Paneled and Turned Work, which they have .conitan3Y on hand. . They aro - ready to exemte orders at the shortest notice, for any quanta ty or quality of sawed or manufactured stuff. _ • Dry and green? Hemlock - of all kinds. for. . building purposes. Oak, Maple, Poplar; chair, plank nd scant- Lintz boards; 'Cher*: Walnut, Mahrigany:4M.,.for cabi net:l4'ol'k: White and Yellow Pine, boards for flooring, raw or made to order: Whitel'ine , plank, 3 , 2 K, 2 1. 1 , 1 / 2 “ .3‘; arid patiel,•alwaye ready also; plank, beams, .:rails, scantlings poets, shingles, lath,. ceiling lath, Paillngs,.&c., , .dc. •.. . . • • „ ltarlEtills of sawed staff tleverything in their-line. on hand orto onier;atthe shortest notice. ' Pottsville. March lag . • • . „ , . . . • Baron f rood- Irst In. (nano and Isrrntitigr; . at ' BROWNS', • • Nov. ii, '56-0 9m Thannaceutins. °Ann itlevellaCkwbetit'Vlingi for AiIJIJ sale by BECK & coao. • iIiDESTRUCTIBLE' . CARDS.— Varlone sizes by the. thpusal?derAtrid :leaner gimp: - titles sold And printed at SAIRCAVS: 2_ , ..BooludOriindik,Oting . i 41 NCIVE11111,1E11: 27, 1865. ine • 111111 T Rail Roti4C Little BchuTlk ll B:'R E:I3.*PEALE, wHoLE,B4-I.x. SECUitE.:TOI7R:. -- ;.::: ~.z..:„,,,:!•. ~...... Presents Ladles and Gentlemen, V-IttITTION! GREAT 'SALE. OF 3211"11Ry SHERMAN WATSON & Co :; I Depot, 54, - 68 and 68 Liberty Street, and . ,37 and 39 Nassau Street, N„ Y. Oity, -Gteati.:.,DiStriblitiOn BY THE . .::.* - 7A1....r.c.4.: : - :.... .jEWELERS'....-:-..ASS9CIATION, Bosewockt RoseWoodMelodeons, Fine • Oil .Paintings, Engro,vi,ngs, Gold &Silver Watches, Silver Ware; AND ELEGANT JEWELRY. CONSISTING- OF Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings, Cold Brae!. lets, Coral, Florentine, Dosalc, Jet, Lava 21. Cameo Ladies , Sets, Gold Pens with . , Gold and Sliver Eitenilon Bold-. , ers, Sleeve Buttons, Sets or Studs, Veil and Neck . Chains,. Plain and Fancy Gold . ate-, 'VALUED -AT $-IL-; .QQ..Q ; 0 0:0-. - liISTRIBUTIONS are made the folloning manner: CERTIFICATES naming each article and It 4 value are placed in SEALED.E.NVELOPES, which 'ape Well Mixed. One of these Envi.lopes"contalning the Certifi cate or Onneit for 'Mine article, will he delivered at our office, or sent by mail .to any address, without regard to choke,. on receipt of '25 cents. ' • ' On receiving the Certificate the' purchaser will see what article it draws and its value, NM tin then' send ' One Dollne4nd receive the article named, or can choose ANY ern= One article oti:our List of the same . • PrFurchtisers of .onr SEALED.EIAVELOPES May, in this Manner,. obtain an article worth from One to Virally:indeed 'Dollars, FOR ONE . DOLLAR, : need, not iay:unill it to known What Is drawn and its value. • . Entire Ss tlsfattlon Guaranteed In all Cass Ameripan Jewelers"' Association . . . . . Calls . yOUr attention to' the fact of its thelargeet . and most Popular Jewelry Association. in . : this . . country. - •l'he.-lruii nesa is. u.nd _al wayslas been conducted in the _most .candid and: hanarable`Manner t : Our rapidly increasing . trade ..is -:a sur e guarantee of - the appreciation- of our pa trons.. for !Ids method :: of . obtaining rich, elegant .and , costly goods. . ... . . ... .. . During the paSt.year.wela,ive forward ed anurnber of the most.Catuable prizes.to all:parts . of the conntr:y.• .. -Those who pa- , tronize vs. will receive .the full; ualue of 11thir money,, as .:np article on our List is Worth less than One _Dollar, retail; and there are no blanks.• , Parties. dealing with .us may depend o liating • yrimipt-retarns;. and. the . artic, drazoa- will . ..be .immediately sent - -to an cidd;•es bi,rcturn mail or express. .. . . . or Ordpre.(or SgALLED,IENTE.LOI I I6 I II ntumt in - every icare.be.areonipanied with the, COolii, will). the- name of the - permit sending. And" Toirn; County and - plate plainly - w ri tten. . . . Lettfeshoulel bi addressed to` the'M[anagere u fcl - : SHERMAN, WATSON & Co., Box - 3319 Post Office, N. York. Lis`Jr ARTICLES TO.‘.BE SOLD ; . FOR - :$1:00 . EACH , Wlthont.regird to vitro..and not_ to be paid .for tint! yott 1. - now what you will receive. .• . • • -. . . . . 15 Rosen*Ood Pianos, Worth from $2OO 00 to 450 00 15 Mehideous, Rosewood Ca5e5......1T5 00 to 3.50 00 .75 Fine Oil Paintinize ... ". 30.00 to 100 00 -150 " Steel Enmving,i, Framed 25- 00 to 30 N) •50 Music Boxes • • • 26 00 to -- 40 00 150 Revolving Patent Castors. Mist'. • 20 00 to 4000 1 . 50 Silver Fruit and Cake. Baskets. • •20, 00 to' '35 00, 400'Sets of Tea and TableSooollS, 20 00 to •40 00 1 150 Gold meting Case Watches. Warranted - •• 200 Diamond Rings, Cluster 'and Single Stone . • • • --• 75 00 to 250 00 175 Gold Watches • 85 00 to 160 00 300 Ladies do . • • • • 60 Ott to 10000 500 Silver Watcher • • .20 00 to 73 00 2.000 Vest and 1.200 Fairs Ear Rlnvi!. new style... . 2,000 Gold - Fencila and Tooth. Picks.. • 10.001 Real Onyx t Aniethlat Brooc's" 4,000 Lava and Florentine. • do 2.000 Masonic Tine • ' 3,000 Fine Gold Watch Keye, .new • pattern - 4,0410 Children's Armlets.. 3..00n Sets of Bosom Studs 3.000 Ennrnled: Sleeve Buttons 15.000 Plain Gold and Chased Rings... ' 4.000 Stone Set of Seal Rings.. 4,000 LoCkets of all Sizes:.. 15,000 Sets of LadletS.Jeweirk 4,000 Watch-Chains. each - • 0.000 Gold Pans. Sflvef Ex. Cases • and Pencils "• 10.00(1 Gents Breast and Scarf Ms..; ... 300 to ?.0 00 3,000 Ladies' New Style Belt Buckle/I' :4 00 . to -6 00 3,000 enatelain Guard Chains::.. . :0 tatto .30 00 .1,000 Gold,Thimbles ~ : . Sets 'Ladies* Jet and Gold 10.000. Gold crosser • • Nom) Chimed 'Bracelets . . 7,000 Oval Band Bracelets ' G ( 10 to 2n 00 3.000 B.ill'Elr Dmps, all colors 3-00, to SDO 4,000 Fine Gold Yens , 200 to' 31)0 8.000 New Style Gold . llJet Esrdrope : 1 3 007.0 , .7 00 SOLDIERS! 10,000 Soldiers' Companyi Regimental, Brigade; pitisifin, Corps, and ; all .. styles So ciety and Army Badges, fiom 4 s3 to $2O. A CHANCE TO OBTADI ANY OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR •BY PURCHAS ING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOB I • TWENI'I - ..FIVE CENTS. Five Eie.tied - Envelripeervrili tient for $1; Eleven for $2 Thirty for. $b Eiixty-five for $lO ; One Hundred A.gents Wanted Everywhere, To wtiorn great Indnethrente are offered: A fresh itiulortment of eerie:mice for the arlielee enu merated above are..thoroughly :mixed in their props r thin on the .Ist and 15th days of each month. so .that all will have hifequal chamte ot obtaining a valuable prize: The following parties. have recently drawn valuable prTzes from the. American Jewellers , AssOciatiott, and hatielcindly allowed the use of their !mama:- : John P.Mintiler. Baltimore. Md.: piano. value $2o0; Mils Eliza B. Hail, Pittsburg, Pa., TB -Wood'StOet, Melodeon. value-SU*. Seymore. S 2 EastS4th Street, N. Y. Oil Taint ' lag, value. $lOO - (Scene of Catskill Mountains.) Captain Horace. Cummings, Co 4 T," 111th 'Penn. Vol. unteens. Gold. Watch; value StSO, iit e 4..4. B. hiciyer,*Baffalo,- Watch,' value Watch, value M ifs Banns. Le Clem ItHwitondlting,. value $ll6. Wm. Bird, Marietta. Ga., Melodetin. value - him A. M. - W h ite; Baton - Rouge, La., piamond Ring. value-N lA. -' • , •• • ~,• ••••-•-:1;- • Camemn. N. 'l7:- City, Oil painting.. mine $120: (Scene.in Wiritet.) - - . • Itilm•Jennle Wation. Saratoga. 'N.' T.,: Flan — ni• Value John IL • Campbell. Battery C, Tit Missouri Artillery, Gold Watch. value $I - • Toney Gilliani, Co. "C" U. S.C. 1.; Gold Watck 'wane Many names corn be.placed'on Ude Sat, but we pub -lir& no names without • pennirsion. Oar patrons ate desiredio send United States Currency when it la con - Laati n inninineeitaWy. Ave Owww write, directions, - and -etioadorMeW drawn: mention itarayledettreiV. - _" Zidetters tate ifirleawed . ta., our ,8ac.1419,,,•Xnet OR/4, jf,../Mtg.O. sty. . • Rd% 41085. • ''"•• NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND IQUOR STORE, SILVER TERRACE, POTTSVILLE, PA. Champagne, et Port, Sherry, Of the most Superior Qualities, ALTAR - WtkE:S', Imperial Cabinet, Old Family Rye, SUPERIOR WHISKEY ! EXCELSIOR, Old Hennessy, Old Martel, IDA.RK & PALE BRANDY! 50 00 'to 150 On 10 oci to. 301)0 9 041 . tri 6on 2 71to 10 001 -4 00.t0... 10 00 .4 00 to 600 400 to 600 2150t0 :650 sfl. to . 800 160.t0 tOO 12 75 to 10 001 '2 50 to s'oo '2 .50-to 1100 250 io 800 .800 to 20 00 .350 to 500 ' 500 to 700 15 00 . t.43' 26 00 160 to- 600 •• ONI 10..1600 Stipule). Scotch Ale, WINES & LIQUORS, o.N EV: F 0.4.. 9 'A,S. 1.71.-i HENDIESSY -&•.DUFFY'S, "grYfit MadeiTa, Together with the, purest (PURE JUICE.) -ALSO Old Bourbon, Overholt, XXX and XXX-X, Old Nectar, Old Apple, And all the various .britnds of Old Otard, Dupuy & Co's, Tinet, CutWpn&;Co's,. And all the best Brands of AT THE 21 sti 14 t t 1 02 Of 4/ I ;d t M. M VP Irish and Scotch Whisky, Old Jamaica and New EnglNr4 And Every Variety of FOREIGN - 411V, DOME STIC Always oirhand aci r d'fqsale cheap, • IijkIIIIII/ TA811111P122.. 11 P&I I TSViI44Es ' PAy 40.aia El= 111 MU! WAIZWINCV - AGAINS'I THE TTLE _ _ PLAGUE Minister Clay bus addressed a letter to the Secietary s of State, dated St.• - Petersburg, Oct. 1.7, in which he says: I'deent it My' duty, to warn the Viit et i States against the •idipdrtatiou of the cattle plague into our 'country. • Being ' a farmer; and feeling a great interest in such subjects, I have read everything upon thq•. subject whicli is accessible, and I will giveyou only the result of my conclusions ) and observa tions:- Tlie.cattle plague is thellassiau . cat tie pest this country., •It is always .more or less preialent,' and g.entrally kills whale :herds: Like cholera,. •it is both contaOu t is and. infectious. By . . these terms =I mean to Say it is communicated from - one animal to aLother by the iihysioal imposition of the virus upon any animal from any Object con faining• the , virus ; and also that the. virus. they he carried into molecules in the air, and and thus produce the disease. It eVidently . did - not originate de-nneo in England, but was: Carried 'there. by ship loads of cattle from .the Russian* Baltic ports. ; if this .theory is cot., red, 7 then all importation 'of cattle from abroad should at once be prohibits ,byCon gress, if not otherwise possible to be preVent ed._ And it-Woulti pay Well to call Congress oget her. (Or that purpose :only.- No - 1 ship haVing ti cow or sheep on . . arrival from Eu rope, or countries,haViog the pest, should be • alloWed to laud in: AMerica without sutli: lent ; 2 qua?autine. :Every disease • must at , some time have originated from ti violent disregard of the natural - laws, and . this as others. Btu latu of the .opinion that there is 'nothing in the ittatitigethent'ot cattle in-Great Britain or America to geperate the disease; 'so also no sanitary precainions can arrest it short of dr solutef non-ibtercourse. I believe it to be a species of liluody murrain , .aggravated by thetnarsliy nature of northern Russia and the utter disregard of all the I.twa of ht,nru, Whichis known to man and beast, especially in regard to ventilation and , cleardinesi, which prevails in these t.iold climates, %\:here dreat expenditure of heat is needed, and fuel and food scarce. The same 'causes are pro_ dticitw, now aggravated typhus fever- here, Which is called outside •cif Rtissia "the . plague:" England was warned long since of the danger .- of direct importation of- cattle from Rtissia; but failed to heed the . athiLe. lirust our country may be more wise, „Mid More tortunate. Cur. or anuitry Gelqlciota;l, THE FARM GATE 31Essits: El ITolt•—"-.1 earreßpondent in the last Co. GENT: inquires for a way to make a firm gate. lam forsimplioity; betiting, Di ogenes iu drinkjng at the spring, using dip hand . co save carrying a dipper. Farming is 'economical ; practical_ natural philosophy, and theretbre. simplicity is a thing: that pays, if gOod. - After the preamble let us go at the gate.. Take four split sticks two inches •by one - and a half, (sawed'. would answer.) whose lengths arethe height of the gate l; then take _ light narrow boards enough - to. make the gate to a.m.); er • height, place the sticks uader the boards, at right angles to the same, and equidistant, -the outer-.sticks about two or .three ii.chels from the ends -of. the boards; s,,r%td the boards at the proper.diata•t. upper andlower at the enda of the -stakes; then nail the boards fast. -to the sticks, and the _gate is completed, untes i i you wish to paint. A man 'can make :twenty in a day. Then pr hanging. - At the end of the fence, a . the hinge end, put a :taple : (Wet the-4 pp or, the stake und top of the fence post ;:nail a • cl-et to hold the stake feat . ; this shrtuld be • above the gate ; put a 'flit stone,- if conveni ellt,bet,Ween the stake and Post,•and you will see the gate is hung. Nbw for the . latch or fastening. Bring - the gate to the pbst at the other end of the • gateway—in - other words .clOse the gate; then at the bottom Of the tip per board of the gate:nail a piece of board a few inches long and ,the' thickness of the board on. the gate ;then place another piece of board over the last,: and, an inch higher, and nail it fast below the board Of the gate— that makes the.ketchthe upper dart of, the gate is the latch.- If you are ingenious, you can use a billet of wood properly notched' for the ketch. The gate can. be turned at . right angles of the fence._ This a. boy six years old can do. • - Here is a complete, desirable gate; and ma taged'with less trouble than any other I have ever_seen.: Use it freely,: for it is not , patented. . Crrrcoz Pumas . spoOnful of 11..mr, tw•o ounces of 'sugar,, tw•o ounces of citron peer, .a litCe ntitmeg, italfa pint of e-eam. Mix them together with the yolks. of three eggs, put thein in teaciips, • and .bake them in a .quick oven. • '•, - •Hor £aoss . .13;esl---ilitli, a. quarter of, pOund of butter into two Pou:As ofAlour, then add a quarter of a pound of moist sugar. Mix well to t gether_ with the above `one pint of new. milk mad.; *brim : three well-benteti etg , , one tablespoonful. of yeast, and a teaspoonful of 'carbonate of soda.• • How TO MAKE RosE SVATll'..—.)( l lben. the roses are 411111 blooru; pick • the leaves care -fully off, and to every quart of, water pat. a a peck of leaves, put theriiiu if cold still over a Slow fire,: and slowly theiyboule the water; let . it Stand two or three days. and clrk it • .. . . Hint Pom.vre-iii. 7 .'Takci the marrow 'out of two beef-bone=, put.it in cold water and let it remain until his quite cltan and white; change the. Water: several Unit s, ,dissolve and strain the marrow; then add four ounces of 'the. best CastoLoil, heat bath well together until cold, 'then add; before the pomatum he comes firm, half an ounce of strong scent, as desired. • SUPERIOR PEACIL. PlE6.—Take good, ripe peacheS, half arid stone them; make a • good short rust, and lay it . in your pie-platys Lay Your peaches • evenly-to. cover it, then add to: each moderate-sized pip about three . spoonftils'of white sugar,.and'afeW drops of essence of lemon; or rose, and half a tea cupful of Water, ;.. cover,.and bake like other pies.. . A PLCm •poundi of cur rants, one.pound of raisins. two ounces and a half of flour ; one ounce anda_quar-ter of beef snet, half a pound of moist sugar, foal eggs, one ounce "of citron and . one ounce of letnpri-peel, cinnamon, cloves, mace, and wine and brandy a tumbler-ful. Toe boiled at least nine hours. - .A Gain Tll/05K8GIVINV PL:DDING: — Tak e three.unnces'of flour, and the slime weight of fluely 7 grated bread-crumbs,' Six ounces of , nice beef suet 7 ' (kidney suet) :Chopped. very small; six ounces of raisins (weigh the raisins after they are stowed),• six ounces/of Cleaned currants . ; four. ounces of mixed ap ples, five ounces of sugar,"two ounces of.can died . orange-peel. half a '. teaspoonful of nut meg fltixed:with pounded mace, a t erflittle portion of silt, a wineglaSsful of-brandy, and three - Whale eggs.: nix all these ingudients well together, tie them tightly in a thickly s floured cloth, and boil for four_ hours. Thi is alight, ,rich; hitt, ~of course, small pod' ding. be served. with". sauce. - , • • . To CURE 11.Ami.—Talti3 of rock salt; 9 Ibi , saltpeter, 6 oz. - , molasses,.. 3 pints; ? r IC+ pounds offbeat.
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