Untg:.
••. A BIT OF SCANDAL. i •
CirAiii.brsatiMrsaThirs; : pvinte,—.6B4
con farms Buse--L .00W of. Ms's'
• aid swum ' • • - .
. [An; •Prime'slitchen. • lire Pritne•paring
pplesst stable.] " • -
• Mrs Shaw (entering ingreat haite).--GOod
rdedare! I'm een
amcist be
out, it's so warm and sultry. But
I 'thouyott-hght I lancr: come over, rest or not.—
Hue (seating
ef it? - • -
- Mrs Prime (seating herself and re-adjust
in``--her glasses);—of whit s Airs. Shaw?
• ss 13:ssith7, - the dreadful ,news. • beery
is. how • out of breath I- am t. my forehead
is drip Ping with sweet! This Is an awful hot
. .
simmer. : • . •
Mra 1"—Do syteslc, MTS.. Shair. - Don -1 be
scored. I'll never tell on it as long as I five
and breathe.
Mrit, S--Oh, .it's Bich as awful—awfut to
happen-right here in our quiet (mmunity !
told-sister Susan I handl had eich_a
ience our hen house was burnt, and fourteen
hens and six turkeys into it ' Wes s weakk
ail the strength out of me, and I feel
• •31rs P--7Giood land, Mrs. • Shaw I what can
• 'Mrs es—Alo, met; it's enough' to make a'
• body doubt poor human natty' more'n ever.
.-
I from .L told sister* Susan I .never. should ,
' dare to put my confidence , in nobody ag'in..
It's completely upsot me : - You hain't got,a
little tea in your pot, have you ? .
Mrs P—Land, yes! a plenty of it ; the
kittle biting now, and I 11 make you a good
strong cup... (Proceeds to do so.)
Mrs 8--Well. I vur .I didn'
eetl
mean m put you to al u, l
that trouble, but I f
• • so overcome, and tea is arestorer to me. And
so wonder. I'm weak !. it's terrible—a leading
_ church member, too! Oh, the' heart is de
ceitful above 'all things, and desprit. wicked.
Mrs P.--Yon_may well say that. It's as
tonishing to' see how some folks go on. Good
land ! it -makes :me tremble in my shoes to
think on't. But you hain't told me about this
ere • new_ breakout, Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs S=Well, .yon see,' it's all about Des
_ -11 on Borden! • .
Id ra P--My Boni and body! you don't say
the Deacon's been and done' anything.
• • Mrs S--:Humph!.' I guess you'll'think so
_*when yoti come to hear I I declare, I'd about
u soon -expect our Isaac • to have been guilty
of sich a thing. .' .
Mrs P--Well, I never l . but your tea is
steeped now ; just set up and try it; don't be
afeared of the Bogor because there ain't but
little; there enough . :more in the baled
' -
Mrs S—(tasting with great deliberation)— !
This tea• is nice--first-rate! • What was it :a
pi:loud? Teals awful dear now-a days.
Mrs; Ps—Dreadful! I give two dollars . a
• pound for this 'ere; I got it over to squire .
. -Lane's and . paid. for it in butter. Butter's,
master. high, ain't it
.?-- • • • '
Jim B.—Yes, it is ; and folks had ort ter
be economical of it, and sell'all•they can.. I
• don't really thiuk we've eat two ounces in
our house for sii weeks. Sister Susan's Ben
nj is hnoserous, and butter Is desprit bad for
humors .
'dire. P.--So 'Us, But you hain't told me
about the beacon. •
Mrs. S.--No, to 'be sure; but I'm a-going
ler. rthitik it oft ter -be-told on, and carried.
- abroad to the _ends of the arth, -on • the four
• wings of beving! Only think of the beauti
ful prayers and the stitnn• exhortations that
- man made! and how he's talked:to us about
:original sin—and mow he's been showin .
.errigMal sin right out! ; -
Mrs P I never 1 •
Mrs S (confidentially)--Now, Mrs Prime,
Inst atween us, didn'tit never strike you' that
, • -Mrs.. Deacon Borden has lookedkinder
dis
consultory. and melancholic like, for consid
erable of a spell back.along t •
. Mrs P (refiectively)--Well, -yes; seems •to
tne_l've .noticed it; I'm sure .I have, and
spoke to Nehemiah about it, and Nehemiah
he 'flopped out of the house, as-mad •as
hornet. He's altos bin (fretfully. took with
the Deacon's folks ever since he bought the
striped pig.of the Deacon:' And I say it did
the 'best of any pig we 'ever had; weighed
- • nigh unto live hundred, without the fat sas
. meager Meat. Yes, Mrs Shaw; . I have noticed
• that Mrs. Borden has bin ruther down lately;
and she's dressed a sight in green, - : too ; ancl
green's forsaken, you knoW. • . •
Mrs S---aumph ! no wonder .she's dressed
in green; cause enough for it, ; .I guess:
Mrs P—What ! do you mean to say
Mrs S.-Yes, I do mean to say that Deacon
Borden is after other women ! - -
Mrs P.,-(sinking back -with uplifted hands)
Well I vum to g oodness! • . . '
Mrs S—sTes, and what's more, it's a yew*
• 'Mrs P—VVus and wus, and more of it! . 1
declare, if it was anybody else told Me but
- you, . I should misdoubt it. • '
Mrs. S—There, that's lest 'what. I said to
sister Susan. -But I• seed it, with
. my own
••• -Mrs P—Marcy !•you don't say so!
• Mrs S,-Yes, and .1_ blush to think on't.--
-You are sure there ain't no men, folks round
hero to hear= tell on't, hain't you . ?; I should
sink. to hev any-man know that I .ever.wit
. nessed such a scandalous•perfortnance.
• Mrs P—No, !liar halal a soul; Nehemiah's
-mowing in the Downing lot, and Asa's gone
down to the mill: You can izo right on.
_Mrs S—Well, yesterday I seed Deacon
Borden drive past our house' in that new beg
, - :gy: of his, with a gal alongside of him. It
• .- • was just after sunset, but my eyes is good
tines, and rued 'ein jest as. Plain as if it was
*day ; and - as sure. as I. ant a living ; woman,
• that dreadful - man had his arm around her!
And his wife has been gone to Alton more'n
• ' a week to see her. sister. -
• - Mrs p—oh, poor Mrs Borden! I'd be di
_ 44:weed right qff, if I was her—l vum t
would.
Mrs S--Well, I felt just as if 'twaS my du
. ty to see the end of it; I .was dreadful busy,
but I put it all by, to 'tend to what I thought
-Wlt9 my duty. So I whipried on : my things,.
• and started across the fields for she Deacon's
• . house. I got there. lust as he'd carried that
jade into the entry; tor I am willing to take
my bible oath that heactilly carried her! • I
dhn' up on a box, and peeped in the winder,
' over the top of the shutter, and—my soul and
body.!. .
Mrs P (impatiently)Well, What it?
Mrs S—There they sot on• a sofy, he had
his arm around , her, and her head was a layin'
on his weskit, and her yaller hair a sirreamin'
all over his buzzum! And as,true as I'm
alive, she had it curled and a blue ribbing in
IL
Mrs P-The land of goodness!
Mrs B—To be sure.: and while I was look
lag, what did that depraved man do but kiss
Mrs P—Why, Mrs. Shaw ! '
Mrs B—Yes, :and it overcome me so that I
lost -my' balance, and fell right onto a 'hive of
bees, and from there into a tub of raid water,
it took all the, glazing out of my new gowrid;
_and peeled my elbows dreadful.. The bees
they come at me, and afore I got on my feet
/ was stung in seventeen places! Butl didn't
mind it—l'd satisfied myself. •
Mrs- P—Well, I never heerd the like!
What are you a-goinOo do: Something' ort
to be done. It:ain't right far Bleb a man as
tharto be-a pillOw of tne church. •
Mrs 4 3
--To he sure ;- and I've decided to see
Parson Stone about it this very day was
over there this morning. . ',shall recommend
-
a meeting at once to investigate the Deacan's
conduct. : _, I shouldn't wonder a particle if: the
- Deacon should leave for Canada when he
*hears on't ; of course he'd never brave.it out.
Mrs P 7 -.of course not. Don't hurry, "hits.
-
Bhaw, don't; I haint said half . I sot out - to,
I'm. all struck up, so. .r
Mrs S--And no wonder at it ; it's enough
to strike Up anybody. But do come down;
It's an age sence you was here.
Mrs P—Yes, I will ; and you call aKin.
Mrs S—Thank'e; I will ; good mornin'.
Mrs P—Good-mornin'.
jthe vsstr of a Chni•eli. :Parson Stone in the
foreground, wearing an erpressfon of grave
co neern. ' Decieoq..)3orden.:neae: Mrs.. Shaw
and Mrs. Prime whispering together °lea front
. seat."'Severed persons standing about in p rivate
. .
• •
conversation.]
Parson Stone (very gravely).---Desconßor
• den, you.are probably aware. of the purpose
of this meeting ? _ •
Parson Borden.—l have not that honor.
Parson S----You shall -not remain iu igno.
ranee. You are charged by a member of our
congregation withimproper conduct--ullbe
coming a married man—with a young lady,
(.)
•at resent unknown to us...
Great stir near the door. Enter a young
lay in straw hat and curls.] •
"Mrs B—Good gracious, massy ! there she
- Mrs P—The shameless hussy. _
• • Deacon •B—May I ask the nature - of my
Mrs 8--Tou hugged her and kissed her ! I
teed you.
Deacon - fig-vb. upset - rny.hee-hive?
Mrs S (spitcfully)—l dunno what that -has
to do with it. ' • • •
Parson S—What, have yott to say to, this
accusation ? . __ . • . -
Deacon B—l say the - old lady is correct. •
• . Parson B--Whatt do, I hear aright?.
Deacon B—l think so. -I will repeat it:
Mrs. Shaw is correct. •
ltfra-P—l yarn to gpodness! •• -
3Trti S—Jest what -I told sister Susan.
'• Parson ST—I had hoped, Deacon Borden,
that yon wouldhave been able to have dia
.
proved this c.harge. .
Limon B—On the cordrar3i, I am very
• balmy to prove it: Jida, come here, my dear.
•
(Draws the girl-with curls to his side.) •
Idrs-13:--Gew4graciousi-diclany body ever ?
- Deacon. B - - --1 am plessektaoonfess to you,
114 Jamb, - that I, did kiss , Ow yount-lq? -
,
. fated-i;' -31113.13 haw. sad
now beside me, inv . y... ,
what is ;more, I willitake this_oppcirtunity to
kiss her again. (He kisses bar) 7
Earsm.-S----Desonarßordn il !um -7-1.--
,_
• Detiw P.-Allow me, trarsen - '4310ne.„ an.
you, , brethrerand, sisters;; others who i
, lad io..iresy =ions - ieladve AO My welfare, I
1 *to introduce - you-10 Miss Adetaidn, &rde I
Borde* `the "belort.l ;dingtiter Of- - My. 7 ;flrst
wife. 1 haiiiiiii-taken fief home from board
lug -school, and: shall claimlha rig t to kiss
herschen Iplease. " - - .. = -
, .
BUSINESS CARDS:
f"Errny pi.,FAISANTI , • . .
a 1 • AN D.mrtgurcigisrennElla ,
P-nies. and a:minima ..
~nd Oil
in.Landmvi. Building"; Oen tre .
et.; oppesite-Epiticypal Church. •
...• T. II
QUILTCII. Civil and :112.1itints
E. Engineer: Potioville,-.Paa..
OFFICE on 2d floor of Geo. Blight..a Building, Cen
tre-Street.: ' ' •''"' ' ;. ---.• :Mee. 141.,'04,--60;1", •.. i
ILTARRIEBISTio s iiiI and . lili"
Lk. ning•Enginiirs, • Russel's' Enildini, .Becond and
STEPMARIUS. . . JOSEPH S. HARRIS.
anly - 30. -. .. '- • . September 26, IR. 39-1-
S. 1...4,111GD0N, _Sargon"
-
'U. Dentist; • Market. Street;." second ,+ 1 -
do above' above' Third. 5Fee1.,..!.0a5 11, ., 6 1.0 , :„. , !..,a55ita
Pottsville: .." ' " •
.Mays.;'•6o. .
suirAgno Pottsville, • Pa., late
P. 'of thel'ennspvauie State Geological Survey, ex
plores lands; • " '
October . 13,''.151l • --
VII.LNIL..C.ALILTELL4-- Heat , E.ataie Agesikt;
L.- MAII.C . ,ZOY. CITY, Schuylkill.County,Pa. • •
$M Letter Addrisis—•Atahauoy.City P. 0," •
March SO; • : • ;I'.'i-tf
AGENey—Ftrr: the Puichruse awl. Male
of*. Meal Eatate 'and,aelliag• Coal taking
charged Coal ;goads, 241nea,-..1a - .. awl colleeting rents_
OffiCe lialailitango Street, Pottsville: _ • •
Aprll . 6, 14.1 CHAS:. M. HILL.
IclV, 1M
830101 1 1 . , • • • •
CIPt L AND. MINING ENGINEER:.
Illce—Suasells.liaild nA, 'lllalkiantenA*
• • • street, Pottaralleo..
. May 6. '65. _ 1S-
LEiItETISStIi ' •r '
CLOCILVf
."
•
and JEVELE,Y.,
• • • .
• ALWAYS ON:11 - ApiD: • •
'ala = t:rl idndiof Manua Instionienta, Violin Strings,
Bass Viol Strings; Gni* arial.Banjo Strings, 6onstantl7
On hand. . . Jan
W3l.' .• 1101E13.1t,
•
WHOLESALE .ANI:) RETAIL DEALSRIII• • -
TOB-A.000,. PIPES
. . , .
CentreOppoifice n
the Town ail,
• POTTSVILLE; .
Feb. 21..61. • • • : :88.0: •
',.711.ArK..H.1.011E; :: osix w..wicoEßllllTElt_
'HAU.S.E-:6S:::WILDERAUTH
, 2 . AND RETAIL mit.Fati. IN
. • • :.• - • . . . •
. • TOBACCO, ..-arrpl37. a and 'SEGABS,'
.
NEAIItLY OPPOSITE; p.01.7§E
Jan 20, '66
'IN •
PHOTOGRAPHER'
Respectfully, announces to the 'citizens nf
Pottevillm
-and vicinity, that he has taken and fitted up the PIO
TOGRA.PHIC GALLERY, in the building at the North
east corner of Centre and East 'Market street. where he
pa pared to furtiish the - highest style of Art, yIG
TTES, AMBROTYPES, CARTES - DE VISITE; &c.;
'- • tar He asks a:share of public 'patronage. and . hopes,
by strict attention'to business and eourteff,,to receive
'Or Cali and examine apeclineps of-my'work.
38
• Sept-3..04, •
NEW: BOOM A•N-101 .STATIONERI
The undersigned are now .prepared to fdrnish a filth.
assortment of Books and first class Stationery, at their
l'iew Store on Centre Street, fonr, doors below the ,
Episcopal Church. :Printing, Binding and Stamping to
_ . .
• IPerfnnaery, -; .. • - •- • . •
• • .6 Fancy Soaps. •'• •
.• • Bc4cial -Abair., • ' '
• • . Toy nook.,
Orden promptly attended to. Give. rIfV3
. :BOSBYSILIILL &IMOTHER.
0. C. Boewiecit.c.
16-tf ,
C. A.Ttoaor Botta..
Pottsville, 'April' 22,.. '65
„ .
SALAMANDER. 'SAFES
. Second St.,':Pottsville •
Announces to the business community of this
and the adjoining counties, that .he-manufac- , :1
turee SALAMANDER SAFES of all siiesand
kinds, warranted Fire-proof, Which,:in-point of,
workmanship and finish, will - Compare-with -those ob
tained froth any 'other : establishment in the country.—
HO always keeps safeshand for sale,' and will: make
them'any size, for Banking and other 'Public institu
tions, as cheap,lf not cheaper than they can be obtained
from abroad.
Ile refers teilienjtuninHiywood; George Bright, Thos.
Cooch and A. Ilenderson, of this Borough, who htiee
his Safes in use. . . - (June it, .63:,-24A1
NEW . TFURPII!BIIIIVG'STORIE ,
- • SHRIVER;
• . CENTRE ST., FOUR DOORS. ABOVE. MARKET,
• ' - . •
Has just opened a tine . .assortment .nt-LADIFAt ;and
GENTLEMEN:to . •
TAU . N . I Sl t :N
iG GA) 0 DIM
To which he incites the attention of thepubile.'
. Ladies here find ' . • .
Brenkfaol ; • :
• . Woolen Treed's.
' • . • I.lLintlng C oin'
And a general . tuutortment.of •; • '•
..11SIMACIGS & TA.INT.GOODS
Scene.lll..
AND CIGARS,
C.sticceisore to ?.S.litteeeler,j
Pltt.rllle, Pa.:
jggicoursiige Mime , %Illiminufactures.
CICLOLES
ItAbibricrruaaa gr.
. . .
G6ntlejilen.*lll And. .
liVhile Shirts,. • •• • • • .
..• • Traveling Miiity. • .
•
. .
Neck-Tif t,-
•
• . .•.' .•
• - .• linndkerichiffs
•
• - • nosier., Bcc., &c., &c.
....
• and'exao.l.ne.
• - ..J. H. SCIIRIVETt,
Centre Street .0)(14-.... Market
• aci,.
'L. W. BOgBYSHELLI
AGENT . FOR
1,138R1 W ORKS,
CODISFORD & CO
- . . .
. . .
.
OFFICE—NO.2d Market St. - , Pittsburg. Pa.
• • • . .
The attention of MINERS' In narticrilar ii called to
the . excellent .0i is for Coal Cars and Stationary Engines,
that we are .now manufacturing. : Parties using. our
Oils will find an imrnense.siring.. They:will not gum
nor congeal in 'cold•Weather and •
are'ent irel v. tree trom
grit. - Oui."A" Oil. for Engines, and "C". bil for Coal
Vara, cannot .be equalled.. Orders 'shouldbe le li ft at
Railroad -Ticket. Office; Mt. Carbon, or at. BOSRY
SIIELL-&..8R05'..1500k-store, Centre St., Patarille,
..-
The Excelsior' Axle Grew, • manufactured by tua is
the beet ankle in the ,mArket -tor 'greasing viagona;
The trade eupplied =liberal terms: • •
L. W. BOSBTSIIELL, Agent.
Nov. 17..65
jidc 1111..RIGG,
(SucOseorito F. Ilaeteler# Son.)
•
Dealers in Green Groceries. Provisionl, For
eign and Domestic Fruits, Fish; Oysters,
CORSER pii-CENT/g AND NORTECIAN• STS.
.POTTSVILLE.,PA-; • '
Every attention paid to quality of articles sold.. The
patronage-'f the public is z-espectfully..ttolfeited.• •
Jan TO, 'B6 • •• • • • • • :34
AI ! EXAND.II4I. S. :5111.1.1,11A5,1 •
. - : SOLDIERS' . and AILOItt,
CLAINI-ANIi PENSION AGENCY
SECOND FLOOR CLAY'S BUILDING,
. .
. .
Ylialasua totig all;ottsv -
o Mt., Opp°lite the New 'rows
p
- . - Pille, Pa. .• -
. . . .. ..
Soldiers' ' Claims• prOniptl.f collected, and pension
.
&inured:for Invalid soldiers, soldiers. widows, soldiers'
children, mothera and sisters:: * • -. • ' .
1117 Especial attention Oaid to the collection of - Pei
sio4s.dne next March. • . ' • Feb, S, '66 5.3 t • :-
D',. : A . :: . SM.TIj.' - ;
XiX
, .
• P 4.,
Respectfully
• '- .
. .
Respectfully informs .theinblicthat he has a choice
assortment of Clothe,: Cassimerea, and Vestiugs con
stantly on hand. and that he now. offers them at much
reduced prices, to suit the times.. '. • • •
• lie has also , ou- hand a large stock or: ready made
Clothing: got np for the best trade, consisting of Coats,
Perils, Vests, etc: . Also a general assortinent'of Fur
-nishing Goods. such as Wool .1 raveling. Starts, White
Shirts, Undershirts and Drawers 0f.. - wool,-•merino and
cotton; Gloves. Sasperiders, Neckties and Collars. .-•
- .4 lt at reduced 3:trims - for. IS:Lf • '
BROOMg!
BROOMS
The undersigned announces to the citizens of Potts--'
vine and vicinity,' that they have opened 'a
:. • - CORN BROOM MANUFACTORY*
ht., North' of Union 81:,
.Where they-are prepared to supply merchants and other
citizens .with Broomitoit.. wholesule .and retail' 'prices.:
The natronage of the public is: hupectfully , WTI fed.—
They. are also prepared to -furnish -.to purchaservi, at
moderate tem - . the Clark' , Patent ilroonis'
Wrispper, so article of great economy to all house
keepers... „..'14114..ER dtIeDONEL.
......*...1..8 . fi . -:ۥ' . : .-..:
.BF,N;T: • :RANNAN;
• ..w.,earK.. Boos. ...-XiiNtrir*CTITHER,
Will thrnistrati kinds - of. Books for Banks. Conniff:lff
cert.:Coal Operators, Merchants.' Manufacturers. :ate,
.to.::,nutde of the- best materials, Sof -106. • Send in
your orders to •,BANNAN*Booketore,
CHEAP, GOOD
Alto= sem.- THE . maw. OP: TIN
.*ARREN'S GENtIIbIIi.PEBBLE ROttFLNG:s nOw.'
Used more than any other kind.: It is both Vire and:
Water Proof, and will outlast two tin Mots, while it
oasts only about half the price , of tin: This roofing is
put on by the aubscrlbers;at short notice.:..
• - '
• BiLNNAN.4I. DalektrsHlT, Pottsvfle. , '
It cannotliepid,on'roots pitching over S inches• to
the foot. . lt oat oe tat on liat, if necessary.,
TOBACCO::_:
sToworaveigruits lad. others in want of a
Prime articie,of Tobacco, &gars,. etc.. will do well to
give me a aln. All goods sold at' Philluielph4 prices,
immtamers eavintevense of height • •
• .. GUSTAV. WOLTRIag
'Wholesale mid P.etstl Tohacconlat,
rhe-Union4batel,-Pottsville,
with .the D 6.
---"*.ofc.franp elaym , #t
,
. 1 .
_
cliaTittemWAY. tt_tthiEvw,
Ist '114144' • ' - s •
isdalicioeisfit. • • ......
- .. •
• vir
orders.lituatmciewriiiMiitm ,
• u=stmin.4lol,7om,•:-.-411,rmli ••••
• 14.412E1191 ,
Out-door 4945 ASV
Prevns and.46l);;''''" 5.57 618 - .• •
-Cattle-and .
Shoes 1,113557,:,
Flour and• 1 i 81
•
Coal .... .. • SAO
• 10 90 OG'
Burial exPensel!' • 653 00
',Tobacco., - . !6316'
Stationeriandiutrditg7 • 31 1 3 17'
• • GOO 04- • . •
.Post and 1174 •-•
Tfn Ware and • .. 300 3 0 . • .
Drugs and iklnortl 8 38 85 -
Wheelveright ' • -• '94 52
Costaand . • 103 ~ 5 )
10119
- Maintaining parOnli at Stitetlatto.
. . : ....... 124216
tic
ree s of house.: . 2.825 25
Lime and • '- 533 16-
' • • • 198 04. .
Straw .... .. . • ... . . .;:.-.• • 292 SO
ats • • ..... . . .". 126 50 •
Saddlery, ,
.. ,27 24 113 TT •
•
nenrnnec
Wall .12724:
Wall paper
One, team vragon . . .• 12500_: •
.Castile soap, sed: ......... eandle
.... . .. . .. . 201 4,s
Clover seed:. . 050
_Truck : — ... .. • 51 61. • -.
D Koch.'mason 'wort 41 25
Pumps and repairs and , 147114.yr*.
.... . . • . 122 00
ter pipe.
-Jackal Hartzel,,one liay,mare , • 179 00
D G Ynengling: • • 15 00
4 El Reber.'collins 102 00
•
,1:1 Knercher, larnibire.. , .. .. • In oo
Lucerne CO:onhintainlng- paupers 175 00
Grain rake and inaChine extras 83 GO •
Grate bars . - 75 51 -
C.Srickel, two mules • • 550 00.
J neatefoot oil.....repairs. . '
295.00.
12 25 • ,
S • W - Kreider, 1 buggy rind " .
Israel Kline. PaPerloglE93l • - 125 00
• .Labor on farm... .. .. • . 94 . 75
Dr .4 I.l3erlochy,Outelde phisiclen.
Pottsville .. . .... . 155 00
Dr B F Shannon,' pile lad srirgcon 491 611
George Shartie. par5e.:..........:125 25 '
Dr 1. W Prevost, outside •Pitiiicalin, _
• Tremont.. :11 . '
. . ..„, • 'ID 90
Dr B Liverinore, outside -physi
clan. Ashland .. ... • 00
- DrJ &hope, medical service - • 90 00
Dr S M Christ • ' 20 00
• Geo'Brintslcker, services as . baker 291.44
Michael Seltzer. steward....:: `
..:.:800 00
Mary Seltzer, matr0n.:...,....• 200 00
Dr ° L Saylor: asaistrint
. phy; • iclan
. and clerk
George Moyer, :fanner.. 250 00
Chas Seltzer._ do ' ' 198 75
Henry. Shropp. shoeiniker. ... .. ;. • 347,25
Esther Nestor, muse • 10 45
• Amanda -Seltzer, housework. .. .... 130 0 0
Elizabeth Seltzer,' - do- " 50 00
Edward Lebengoad..dlrector • . 3 303 25
B C Wilson, • do' 597 65,
=Abrahamßreiuder " -do 402 50
To marauding Orden: iEsned in INA:
•
remaining anysid,
• • • • • .
. . . . $89,05.1.
We, the , undersigned: Auditors pf, the County of
having. examined' the acenunt •of IL•
Ilendier,.Treasurerr, of said 'County. w'th the Directors
•of : the'Poor:And Hone of Employment Of
respectfully report the .foreging etatement - Aissthe re
'snit of our 'Awn Investigation, and whitte.Will - Show
.that the.Treabnrer ba,l3 paid the amoint - of eightY•eight
thittfaandAwenty.two dollars and alzty-thTee ce.nta. - = In
witnesewhereof, we hive hereunto set , cututiturds.ind
seals this eighteenth day of January,. A. D., 1866...
; E. T.III3QIIES, (c.. 8.1 1 .• - . •
• 8., F..LEIBY. [L.'s 3 }Auditors:
. L. 11. BROMME,E, (L.A.)) •
•
. .
. .
MIChAEL.
.SELTZI.A•Stirard,.
"in.: Account
with "the' Directors of. the' Poor -of -Schuolkili
ulity,frOm the firk-dailOf •Itpiu.ary, 1865—t0
the first clay of Janueirv, 1.866. - , • ... ".
r.„ .
Balance id hand, JannaCy , $2.9 14
To Orders on 111 Randier. Trees.: :2,8i5 26
•Wm M Randall, Pulthasernoney...... 300 90
. •
Rides • • • ' • 495 97
For boarding Molly ...lg. 09
-Candles • '- *. ' • • ..7 38
Shoats: - - - , 410 00
*Hay .... .. ......... .."169 52 •
Indantnrea • • :• - • ,30 00
Cancelling..indentures: ......... 14 90
Red Beets-.:: ........:'r..-•:• .
7 60
Lard " .. .. .. 18 3 28
PaFtnre 4
'Money found. on' paupers • 25 00
Chives. seed • 4 74
J Nagle 1 bush • pOtatoes • •1 0
• Boarding , paupers of other aounties;'- 32 50'
Samuel Hummel fdr. boarding Sarah • •
Rummel at State Lanat'c Asylum.'
J Wotherfor boirdirig-bliss:Kaers.ch .
.•• • •ner atßinte.Liinatia Asylum • 2 32 60
. 3 Feriatermaeher for: oats.: ... 900
.11 MDeibert for 2 trees • • ••• • : 11 . 17
MarY Rreiner for burying .1" Wier.; 4
00 00 •
... ... . ,40
J.W. WeL-Ingei for 2 31.090
P for. 1 calf • I •10 00
• f ilayrnakt , • • so'oo
190 00
1 do
•
1 horse . ' .240 - 00
BalaiiceclueSterrafd
By cnah ' paid for" "
Bringing paupers to:lip:lSe • $824 88
.Murchatlise42S 53
... : . .... . .. 40a 57 '
11rushes - • • 100' t 4 , •
Castile.2G G 7
Drugs '
notip . • • • , 3 99.
_Costs nd fees • .• • . 83 57 ' •
Labor-. ' . '• • 1 8 1
717 •
Track •-• • . . .
- 39 40 •
Poste and ;rails. • . . , .... 'SS 75 .
, Plowehttres . .... ..... ' ... -35:40
Saddlery • • • . '27 50 , •
.1 Kinsicy. nears' foot . • . : 10 50
•Oatdening . • • • 34 00
• Tailor work • •• " • • "" .115 25
' .1 Thompsoil; teaching school ' '23
. . .
Leather . • at 04 - .
.1 Yeich..sltering hogs • ' 9ko .
Ex pensea,for coal and hauling coal.; S 9 92
; blishine 00.:
Furniture.. • . -125 60'
Mason work • ' • 12'25
. . ... ... .... 160.5 .
Repairing"clockft
Weighing cord &e; • • • " • " 15'40
• ftrisfrin.s.gifts for children, . •.1710 ..
Traveling
.expenseffwith.,Directore, 61 50'.
. 0 1, Saylor traveling •'expetseS . '26
Seltzer' Steward. dO . • 76 40
..lieniovlng paupers • 296'06
•• Carpenter. work -196 30
Frelght"QD coal,and merchimdise: , .: 0571 •
. Out-dour relief • .• .. 136 27.:
Leatherand Oboes • ' .1 • • — 291 . 4.4 .
Clover seed • . , • .105 50
Straw. . . .• -84 90:
. ... 2521&
'Farrierrisr
geservices .• - '
.66 75
.... .. ..... .. . . :49 18
N Brobst money' , refuniet • • .3 . 00
1-75
J Feger I . breed sew .50 00:
Interest on outetandlng . orders • • ..13 07.
Cabbage plants • - • 45 00
'Potatoes " 3£4.95'
Centre Turnpike Co . fer toll ••• • -37 86
•Wneelwright , work • . 1.65
.1 K Ihindassfor dumping . '6 00,
Narsin 'tisane DepartMen4. and Sick
ff •••
War
.7 Kling,er for making fence
Maid: services •
. • i1‘5,31 4 41
We, the undereigned; Auditors for the County of
Satiny Mill. having examined - the accounts of Michael
Seltzer, Stiward•of the Schuylkill County Alma House;
respectfully report..tlie foregoing - Statement ae the re-
Snit of our investigatioit. • and find balance ir.favor of
Michael Seltzer, Steward, the sum of eighty-fnui:dol
Tars and forty-five' cents.' ' • • • - •
.•
'ld witness whereof, we have hereunto aezonr hands
and !teals; thiseighteenth.day of•Jarmary..
. . • It. F LEIBY:.* . .11; al Auditor:et
• • L 'll BitoMMER.
. .
assts OF THE HOUSE,
No. Inniates in the House
year 1, 1805.....
Do.. adraltled during the year • ••
Born in the 'loose' • • • •
Of the above 51 died 40. Were bound out; 596 . were
disdain - I:ed and absconded. • • • • • •
Hethaining.in the House Jan 1. 183 G: • . : . ..... 401
Out:doorpaupers • '
Of the inmates' in theAlins,House•-1, aie.colored per.
sons . :•80 insane and idiotic .; under • medical. •trest
- meet ; 33..b0ys under 12 years 15 ;girls tinder 12 years ;
-201 adult males;' 152 adult females. : , • '
rn Inmates in the .House '.on the ••
last day of each
month during the year ; • • .• • - . • ."
401' .1 May - • .357 September..' 335
Febrnary; .... 400 I.lnue 338 0ct0ber...... 341
• March $95 I Ju1y...:329 .November.. 383
. April. ZOO I.August. ....... 330 December... 4ol
. Average. number in the' Hons. during 'the year.. '364
Ofit-tioor relief was grantee to - I,B6l;personc.. . .•
. Lodging and Meals were furnished to 1.768 persons.
The following was made up in the HOuse during 186 M
.• '4Ol bed . ticks, 703 sheets, 405 ,bolsterS. 4 05 PPlow.
MACS, 'llO3 shirts,. 62 • towels, 184 vests;.•29s emits, 671
pantaloons; 23G pair shoes, 694 chemise, 255 - sack*, -5 02 .
diesies•and . frocks,•3s bonnets,..37 - night Cape; 45 nigst:
frocks; 418 aprons, 232 handkerchiefs.. 571, petticoats.
-411 frockstind dresia. for. children. 47 children's, slips,
62 ehtldien'saProns.:364 childreiri chemise. 211 "child-.
ren's petticoats, 35 • children's sacks; 441 boysw panta
loons, 85 coats for boys, 204 boys' shirts; .33 vests for.
boys, 62 cradle qiiilts, 15 boys' Jackets:sl2Blls:hard'
soap. 9 bids,. soft . soap, - 9 sour -crotit.. 1204 lbs.
T Olt,
• • . FATTENED ADD KILLED 171/8 1 55.
.11T steers - weighing 56,861 15a. ; • hides, ;1, 332 ma
-130
. •
• 30. hogs: " ' 10,869 " . • ••
••• .
.• '• • &rock 444 n Iseczags..•• FAl.nt
• •
• 2 horses. 1 colt: 4 mules. 14. cows. 6 heifers, 1 boll,•3:
• calTes ; ST bogs, IT - steena four horse wagons, 1 two
hrrse. wagon, 2 spring wagons, .1 cart, .3 sleds, 1 sleigh,'
.1 :carriage. 6 - plonglas, 5 barro ' wa,. 4 cultly ,thrk. 1 1%31 ler, *.
1 drill, I.fanning hay-rake. 1.. mowing hisehtne.
FARM ACCOUNT. , ••
There were produced. On the farm: . • . • •
.6.1.1 bus of wheat, at $2 50 per bosh $1,65250 . •
151' do •• .1 2,1 • do::. . 226 : •
• 43S - do :oats.. 60• do 262 SO.; . 7. •
:'6OO do corn.. " 1.00 ..'do • 600 00 . • •
B's tons of hay, at $lB per ton 1,440 00 • •
• 2o' tons of straw. at $lB per .t0n.....' 3000 . • •
tons . cornfodderi at $lO per " .00: • .
Subtle turnips, at 37 centsper has.. • 11 10 •
650 has potatoekat 96 cents per bni 1115 00
0,000 herulababbsge, at 5 cts per lid • '450 00 . . -
$6O pounds butter. at 35 cents per.Th . 30100 y
: •
, 10, bits oulons,,atsl: per bushel., .. 10 Oa.. .
II bna'red.beets, at'4o cents per btu; • oo •
2•
ExpENTirrußt9 - A37OT FARM. •
Expenses for harvesting and fiayma-
king ' ' • , 6126 76..
Making. fence ' ' '.3T 35 •
'Pots and rails -• ' -• • - .462 96
PlOll-01ShareS 30 40
SnddlerY. ... .. . 141 27'
-Farrier eirtices • • 56 25
Clover seed . • • • • :104 00 '
Cabbage, Otitis - • • ' 45 00
Wheelright work. • •
Blacksmith ivorX • • - 410 79
Lime and manure._ • tan.ti,'
Boarding laborers • 00
Feeding horses oo'o
Feeding 22 cows and heifers. .. . 00
• Salaries of. raFmerguidTe2.-,.. 760 00
• • • • . • . . .
• QAILVER WARE...Pickle Jan. • Srusi Sus
10 Sugar Sara Xpga.". Dunce Difthea.• - •lrupM
Cake•Baalrata.lce ?Schen, 3c., iC.. Silver Tobacco
'Boxed lined'vrlth . • GRAM. •••
...0a.,1 1 / 4 1*. 6 e*.• . • • tastes. •
ICIAL
.68 . ,658'76
=ME
Profft
araran •
A. BRESSLI, •• •
ISAAC ORWIG, Jr.. •
Director/10f thaTpar•
0: is Sanas, Clair.
1- .:64Ar
ointut i. power. for W.firrilL Tv!ortaar e
latri:tes. FOR has
:o.laaeie ii
40ar pateol. wen broliertill4 110 0 . .- Vi4"
era. for aale.. AV at I!otteille_Dsvot. joisiNa
F,on SAILA( 4111R,T0.: - - v. •
Brick Tanum and lot In Tel Slet
forme.rly - orenpW 1)7 tlaa Out; aftinee'
Jan 24...45-44 401441.4.3)Wu .
1001111 SAL two-story o-story Youct.
with Wick Imildingsoittaited otethe tdiner
of Woolllo3d- Lyo . l2:Atreetffly . the-B 01 ".40 1
Potttriftle.. .FM trms apply to ‘. •
' '•• - • Bum) zermuscor. rdfrvini.
• in4AmEs B. lerrEßtsoN.-NniTtetovn4
27, 'NMI me 'County, Ps.
. . . .
.. .. _ . _ .. .
1008. POI LE.—.ll-.Yery-41eislyable end commixliona
~' property In Palo Alto, alew doom above the.L
Palo Alto note', 'con/dating ..of two goOd aril)- •
Manttal frame'dwelliega. • Woe' otyttrulars appl .
to .• ...._ - - . • ' •MINNESSY & DUFFY, Pottsville:
•- • • 'or ELLIMI BW,T§INGICILI.otan.• ~
Feb 17.'66
. . ,
OE 13ALS:=
1 , 4 or weici Airi.Lists
TN
RONALDSO'S•S ADDITION • - to the • BoroaKh o
Potteville, on the Mittereville laid or.. aboTO the riq
tug Millie Ftebbach. Apply to •' - •
SHEAFP;lattoroeyfoit tweet*,
• •.• .
F. George
:S.,lll:llt.i.;—k. handsome; Brick Cottage:, le
treet.. Pottsville,' cormsnaing
them/pie town, built In .1861. containing nine
*Ponta, a eood bath..tot end' cold
irater.. For particulars enguile on the. prenilieS. .
.W.i11.1111110. LOT .IFeri .
subscriber Will sell hie House and Lot situated on
FAA the Borotlet of Poltsvl-lle- - A
The lot lain feet front on East :Market St..; by 'lf'
19P feet deep. Thelionse is a two-story 'Frame- .'
-.ln good condition With-a Well of Water on the4nt,.and
we l stored vtith'ettoleejrnit.. .Poese . ssion 'given iratne
,diately if necessary:, ' For *-tennf.lre aPply• on the
peennsen to the qubnriber.: ' .B&SIU.EL LEIB.
'Feb 'IL
VOW. t4k1.V.,--Ninety-five acres" of good Molter
' Laid, within threnmiles of Ashland, with a . e .
goOd"red shale soll,"and the Little Mahanoy
run
ning..throggh.it, "? Two-thirds of the land
- making it .tery desirable-for farming,uurposeif • For
terms applyto • BURD.PATTERSON. Pottmille.
• . or JAMES B.TATTERSOlf,liZoitistown ,
• Jan 21..G6 Llt •• . . . • Montgomery Co,
TilliE "subseriberahave foilaile at their..Collierytin
Mill Creek, a lot of Pump Fines,. Spade •Handles,
"Splicintr Flufe. Stn . h-ends,'. Pipe, State -ends," . ."and.other
Bolts. Clack Piedini,' Foie_rrers and Fullies., - .l3alanee
Weighti, connecting. od andrliobs. Also a"6O Horse
Engine. ' -REITLIER. C0._"..•
Boa• particulars applj •to .1. G. S. RE P"
"FLIER. No. :129 , Walnut Si, Philadelphia. or to SSG.
1. - . GEIGER, at the Colliery. . • Jan
Itt A CRAW E R Asir SAIL .liortable
/TX • engine, •vrlth < tubular boiler; cylinder 5 ;inch- bore,
12 inch strtike,.spring
. packing.. One smoke .stack,
34
Inches by 35 feet.long. One smoke steel:, 30 inthee by'
35 feet long. ',Lot of elevator buckets, with spidere Mid
ehefting.coniplete. . Three drift eare,..one three' loOreir
cider screen. 12 feet long.. 415% .a • large lot of',Nand
Iheeliove engine eleiatorii and screen, ice.;'were need
for cleaning a dirt.banl:, and Is all good order. Can
be seen at the Machinery depot; on Coal etreet,. -- . • .
Jen.2o, • -.... - 4ABEZ SPARKS.
. . _
. . - . ... . . . .
.OR SAL'llinltY .310111R11119 ADDITIONI
I.Pottsiviiit; —A largo' Three-sterj , :Brick 140tute
with back , buildings and stable on:rear, .Ihe House is
replete. with alllhe.moderieonverderOsSath Rooth'
with hot andcold water; twp Kitchens with hot and
ad water;' oad,. .'new R f-1
ange:ooga size ;- -
r tblick Bake Oven: Heating Turaace: and Gas ei
,throaghout: Also Mt:Brans Ss Watson. Safe o
lairsize. , .:
. . - Enquire . at.7OVRNAL OFFICE:,
. .
IN. . .
OTIC E TO MOUSE REE P euk
if:W . TORRET, hlabahtongo Street, - ourtosite.:.l
-The Sisters," -.will, sell at-a great . sacrifice between
this audthe lei of April..Bureatti,T Bedsteads, Tables,:
Sofas, - -Ittok-aisera...,ELat:rticks,.. Chairs,. Carpets, . Oil
Cloths, Curtains.; Stoves,. -Crockery,, Cooking. utensils,
gooks,' Engravings; . - Photographs: a choice collection
of old . and:new Musk., bound and in sheet; With A good
eight-keyed. Flute and C. illartinette, - and tvrare:Cabi.
:net 'a-Curiosities.lir..T. Will , also . sell one of N,
SpencerTboinMe Drag. or 'Tobaceo - Xills. cutting,two
or. three hundred ibiti.• a herbs or spices is a day, with
the secret of making his ."Army lllikinick Tobacdo,"
'acknowledged by old smokers to he' the , best 'smoking
l tobaccivinnen.., Feb 17, '66-4-3tf ..•
. . . .
ARM. FOR E..;-The'Bti.bre:ribe'r will sell
L'• at private sale • hia'Faina; located iii Nortirlitan
belie Township. Schuylkill -County. shout one
mile from Orwigsburg.. it consists of
. 16S acresM
of the:best red ehille land, - --about 66 or 6U acres
of . .w.hich dant: :State •of cultivitt well
and - Is nnarly:ull level• _ The balldings cOnSiSt.-Of a •
Frame Mouse: large Prime Barn. nearly - new. with
•well of good
.. wider afid . sprin . g House on the preMises.
Tkls is a very desirablelartn; and will- be sold cheaper
. than any farm con be bought in the neighborhood
For terms and other. particulars,- auply - to' FREDER
ICK FRIED. - residing on the. adjoining. farm,. or to the
stihscriberiti'Pottsville.. : .. •
• 7 SC
Fir Reading' ; Eagle Insert :6 tinies and send bill Im
mediately to.this - . oflce: , • .
übl is Bale ofPcrision a fr. koperty.4-Will be
. fold at. Public. Sale, ou • ' '
Ttiniadaft, the 13th day, of *lurch, 1866,:
on the-premises, in Wayne Township.' Schuylkill Coon,
tyi•the.following personal-property. •
Four working horses; wellbroken to,ivork ningle or,
double . , two coltt„. One 'year
. old, four fresh milking
cows: heifer.. one two'; herr° Wagon, .4 - itie • bread
wheel Wagon, tine: spring •iiyagotn one:top buggy, six
pigs weigtung,. - over, 100 Ms. apiece; one fanning mill,
one: drill. One hay: hike. One mowing - machine, - one
hay-fork," rope and . pi Gogh, • harrow, three
caltlysters,•,,harnesi„cliains, hay, and straw,- potatoes,
kc .
• Alen, a variety of' - household and kitchen furniture,•
consisting in part of lied and bedding, eirpets.: •corner
cfwboards, clotiet*.y chairs, 'stoves,- . tubs; barrels. a
lot of Blaelt Spanish chickens, and Many other articles
Sale to•commence at 6 - o'clock.. A. -IC-and continue
until all-is 501 d... :Conditions; Mx menthe credit above
with ample security. • • JOSEFII WOMIER.. .
Feb. .•
ttne'lleve Rosewoisd Piano,.Sev
. en r Octave, Inm Fraine; Round air- • '
iters,:overstrunk Bass and SeellOp Reys.ll,l, n TrXi.:s ,
with 'very. fine lone. and action. - - .-Any
.1 •-•
one 'desirous of-hut - chasing , can .see the
instrument and learn the tenni , •by calling:. on the qn
ilerga ned at.the'Unionllotel; PEU.L.sville. Pa, • .
..Jan 13, '66 —t-tt •. •
..,• . • .
• • •• ,
1., - .4nore tilimE.—One• new Fifteen Thirse Eneine.
Shaft,Tly : Apply.at (Mice of-
Little Schuylkill .cual_Campn
ny, Tamaqua Pa.: *.• ; • [Jan. 6._ , 66;,1-if •
_ .
lka AC , 'CIS'S F OR •SA LE.-.5 . t utu s .of
ill' pump stubs .and splice platetv of varithia - sizes, and.
alarge lot of • spade lialdlea,•. Rock or-Bob shafts' Air
so several pump shafts;aud Wheels. --Two larger.purnp
wheels,.: . feet diem., face, - pitch. Also sec-
era' shafta'afid.spiders: TWO small drams suitithle for
a breaker ; also a hit of . pump pipes - itrid.l4 Inches.
-A large string of-Elevator 'Buckets, neiv;Suitable for
hoisting dirt or coal.- One small Cylinderitoiler suite ,
for.a a horse engine ,or for Steaming timber:... Three
new bolicis,-34.9nc1i diameter. 27 feet in length: Two
'new boilers. 36 inch diameter; .20 feet in • length. Mlle
ltrichinery - bepotOn Coal Street..4AßEZ SPARKS. .
FOR SALE.
lOW Tons Ncift. 10.1%• . 11 4 . and 16,STIEBT
RON 26 inches wide, fur lining Coal .Slitdes. . Apply
to -• . : MORRI.S..WHILELEW&
• - 1608-Market Street;,
.
Dec 15,-65-
. . . .
• • • .
HOI 4EB IFOR MALE.--Th e iimiersigned.riff - .
era for sale 4 tivo;story Frame and 3 two-etoryßrick
0 1
flonses, - ,sitnated 6n • the comer.of 4th'and . .Calloivhill
streets - l'he houses - ere all' in good • condltioo4 ,
Posseislon given on ; the let day of April. -1560,.
Also a fine building lot fronting - Arch. and•Ra . .
street, 200 . feet deep, and 160 feet front; on' which s
erected it cellar i
wall; 30 by 40 - feet,.. calculated for one
or more honseii. 'A good , well, and all . kinds:of' fruit
trees. Under good:cultivation. well,;
38 a fine lot fora cottage' building. se it overlooks the town. ..- ' - . •
•-• Alan, adjoining thislot. is nixint an. acre •of.gronrid;
well fenced and under good cultivation. . ' .'
' - -
For further particulars enquire of
- - -.-• . .
''.: . • . DANL. NAGLE'. Market St:, Pottsville;
Dec 16;'•6.5
nnAA ACIIINERY FOR SALE.. -.; , One . 010
-OK stroke Steam Enginel.234 - taire, - ie inch stroke.—
It has been refitted,. cylinder bored out, - and ties spring
packing: One 12 horse - power Steam Engine, entirely
Two Dlmpfel's Patent:Pans: suitable fora roan,
dry oi . smith - Sho_p,, at: the Machinery . Depot on Coal
'Street: : . , JABEZ SPARKS.
pox?. oface;coreer.Centre. and Mnr
• ket streets; . .Also. one on- 3Larket. greet, five doors
from Centre. :Apply to, • L. C. THOMPSON. :
NEW BOILERS,
SA inches by. 30 feet. App mpg
ly to LITTLE SCIIUYL
KILL NAVIGATION; RAILROAD & COAL CO.:Ta
maqua, .., •H•. . . Oct.. 2S, 1 -4a U.
c li con . sALE;..:.An. - undivided.inieieigi in
r. a valuable tract, of prodnetiVe %COAL in
New Castle Townehlp,.Schnylkill County, now worked
by tWoeollieriek. Apply t 0... . •
' FRANKLIN B. GOWEN, Pottsv3s.ille,tf•Pa.
••. • •
•
IL - 101t l!SALIEl..—clne new 20 llorsa Power Engine;
_lO inch diameter.; '4 - feet /stroke. 'Bor, bed plate,
governor and force pump coMplete. • - ,:.• ,• •
Also one second hand Engine. G : horse power; T inch
diameter;i6 inch•stroke. Box. bed plate, governor and
force'ptimp complete. Will be sold cheap..
• - . • • • : • ' -ALLISON & BANNAN, •
r: 8, Frtinklin Iron Works. Pt. Caibon
O.R 8,111.1E:-.100 - acres valuable Red '.Shale F
"Land for' Farming, §ituated in Locust
Morels it fine stream of water, several: large springs,
atne two storytouse and. arn, and thresh. floor_ Ap
ply to • • . Pottsville,
•
Vag .8A LE:-.73l9'acr of excellent Timber
Land. eittmated to contain over 30,000,1100 feet of
"Pine and Hemlock timber, situate on Trout Run,
a branch of •Lycoming Creek, 14 miles from Wil
liamsport: „ • FRANK CARTER,...
Real Estate. Agent, MattaniY.City, Schuylkill Co. : - Fa.
March 4, — 65. • . .•
0 7. 1. .
0 ~.../ H
, . ..-.-
. .
In this particular line we cannot be beat. ',No lady.
wanting a Skirt can very ' Well. leave' our store disap
pointed, for we keep the celebrated . Bradley's Duplex
Elli} tic or Doable Spring Skirt, which teacknowledged
the best article-1u market. (kill and _seethe Duplex
.Elliptic Hoop Skirt. 'We also have the exchisive sale
• of the celebrated Manhattan Hoop "Skirt r also' there
neweed Waterman , 23* inch'. tape. Skirt: 'and several
ottier excellent makes.. CORSETS! CORSETSII a
full line.:. Woolen Goods. such as Shawls, single and
Baluiorals in allstyles, .Faiiy. Coverlets, a beautiful
article : also' Ladies Moths' in , all desirable Shades,.
'.• Islack.Beavers, Doeskins, Cush:here& Sattinets, Jeans,
* %Flannels 14 all, coigns. - andhoets of other articlee be
; longing to this particular • branch .or the trade ,at' the
'. very lowest passible rates, ... ,
• . • • - .
. . .
Embroideries I. lEMbroiderlei I':
.
... , . . . . . . .
. • ' i WRITE 'GOODS I WHITE- 4IOODS I ! •
.. .
• • .
. • •
.To this have- paid particulariattention
TO LEASE.—The Schuylkill Coal.: Company are ' - and have made our selections - with this' utmost care,
.1. now, prepared to' make leases on their lan& in .liatteringoerselves that we not alone can offer to ladies
Rioter Township. Schuylkill County. • These lands are in want of these goods an .-excellent variety, rrf -every
located on - the-very beat portion of the lieckscher Ba- thing belonging to this line' bat that. we' can also die
sin, having over four miles run on , the . •Daniel. Crosby. : pose of these goods at exceedingly , low' prices. ' . ~
Lealor,mid all : the. veins. known .irs that .basin: both . Onr assortment embracers-in Embroideries a full line '
'above and. elow water 'level,
_Favorable. leases with ~ of Edgeing& Skirt Bands, Insertions, etc:. ''. .• . • line,
'above
,an abundabec of timberjar.mirang purposes.' will now ' .In White Goods a splendid assortment of Jackonebi.
be made to paid . tenant_, on application- to 'E. - A. Cambric& Bans, , Nail - nooks; - Victoria, Bishop Lawns,
PACKER. President of the . Company. Trinity Build- swiss magi, etc..' :,. • - . . -... •• • • -. -' . . .
ing,.. New Yolt,. or. to . C. J. 'DOBBINS, • American ' • ....:. • •-•" .-.- I ••• • •. . 1 •.. .': .. •
House, P . ottsville. ' ' '. , Sept. 16:41.5.-314f • , . ILIIPAPprIeB 7 . s!raperies i ... ..
• , - - • . _
In tall variety, Terry low; . v'• '.• • , ' . -
HOSIERY AND NOTIONS, the most. eximplete and
choicest assortment In -this Town. - • ' " '
• .Enrasets.t. Clarptets:.; Irasier*llll :Throe. Ply.
extra TwolnY r'sut..erline 'Cottage Carpets, a very pret
ty article. , llr.assiells I. • .Bniseeht : !..- - beautiful
- . Oil cirsthis !. Oil Vielis .T.: Floor and Table.—
..A full aMettmenL . ,' .
_. . . -
..• • '
. 4:bir.Cartieta andoll . Cloths we consider. very km.,
*and would , invite all those in-want, of these articlei to
Om basinesevklibe'rendneted on' ttie -.-. --- -.-
' "ONE, PICICL.C.4kOIIL..IaVISTIEDIsis.
Oar mottribeingoquitir Ski& a.ittEniall Profits." .-• •
ralrAll- Goods warranted as flaraxamerrn I I'- - . .. ..
• , 'Please do not forget to give na an early ... ll pplex
online oar msralawl prima.: --, ,;:-, .1 ....
.-: -., ; . t.. , ~ .
N: .B.—Branaping for Braiding as, well. Sur Ern.
• besides's* Mai -Welder; ,- •-: lea 1.1; M03.14,..1y .'
nevi Lie Dvrellkniulloosci far ,Sale.« The
tuiddivignkl. offers for, sale his • three•story
brick dwelling . situated oil 'Noiwegian Street:
east of lloase -twenty feet frpnt.: and •
About sixty :deep. - .-Witif - a lot, adjoinirigy twenty feet
front, end about eighty-two deep: The tiWelling has all
' of th modern conveniences. including.gaa. bath-rOpth,
hot and cold water, range',' with hot via cold water in
. kitchen, and heater - in the . basenient' - to heat the - house
thninghont.-. For terms, etc., - apply on the premises..
Pottsville, Dec.2-44` 6.5.L- t-f • 1174. 0 5. , W.REN: •
. .
fIOAL .11,AND FOR. RENT .:- 450, acres of
%.-.1 Coal and Timber Land on the Eastern - Dint Tract,
containing several veins of Coal—thelliamulothnfeel, •
the Lehigh 13 feet, and the Skidmore 10 feet thick. I .
m ile of a Inn, .which forms a. basin, 1 mile south of Ma
.banoy It joins. the. new Boston Company, who
are now.opereting - on the adjoining . property on the e
veins.. The .ItAilroad. Company are now -locating the
4910. to be .completed' tLext . Spring. - Fleury Snyder,
tenant on the property, meepa,s hotel. For further - in.
formatiowapply.td.. •. • . _ • 31 MURPHY...
". Pottsville, September 4 , 1865.: , . 35-tf
VOE. SALE OR' TO ILEASE.—A• tract of
L land situate half a mile west of Llewellyn,. in
Branth and ReSlly tartishly', &hey] kill County, con- '
tattling 00 acres. having. R . .= of three-fivartha - of a
mile on the following yeina.vii tl The Gate yeins. Sel-.
kirk. Black Mlne,.Tunnel.. Pewit and Salem. • Parti
:wishing to, ytrchaeo or to leaui will: make' arßllca;tion
t o . .- . . • . JOSHUA: .
• ‘. RICHARDI:SMETHURST. •
• ' " • DUNDAS LIPPINCOTT, .
.Thieentora of the Estate of .James Datidat., diewett,
'at MI Walnut 131. Phltada.;
Or to CHARLESIat.L..:ReII Estate .I:gt.,Pottatille.
•
FOB , IIIA I. .-3 good working Herres and Moles.
-Vrwo-horte 'Wagons...pi a lot :of...new:and old
o
Pend nAwhool,),•hstrnese.. - •• • • . •
0110. *. A:lag:l+l4i).
rho - 4 .‘
. .• .
- •
Ail 1 4 1.8
M-LAMOITS.
PAN naen liN t
sates, -
c°t'c'e. ^UK* r men3orand foe* ,
''*Ar athw 13Atiii.relli, Centre E4ieet.
frt. sale
t Pa
--• lien orln eardinelackg:34l_ lo :
Wee
laudiaibr. rattan of 't , W 0 r,f.or
F
• . the ptostrata . s lathie e ththhebalite
oe,,brick-drot - *posit, and al
kidneys and drofalall l.
• - ; - I . l4 l lLlkirxra A9T g' 17132°-
▪ ' :r• _44-4lza
110100111111 1 1. 4 VATC 11110&in el l of a goldand s ll liver
Ao ewe; American :Clocker and Jew de
scription& qty-kale orbs& at thhatoinoL •
e,
• .. • 'M. L RS , ' M
Sept _M —tf) . : Centre street, Pottsville.
•
NOT Duran .t.us • COMPLEXION BY rOWDIBIB ABB
WABASS WtlißtraCire or; all up the pores of the' Mani
ind in a sixatthne leoe it bar hen d - dty •Itto in the
blood, and It yob want t tnoothand'ioft Attbrilliant)
u tee Helm.
boldalatraet.pfSaraapintaa..- It divasla
the eduipletton. • Out.
4,ENvENE C t irogrivp.rtAVANA. Bll
if G/a.R.M.aold Retalltt Lott.nta a elec.,
LV by • .
, • . GIPM.A.V WOEN.
Centre' St. next 4dor th 9 .1.71A0n ~13c.otel; ..Pottayttle,
. fEeirtdrkifronS Coinmem—
After a carelni examination of lielmboicis repara
tions, they enjoy oar utmostconfidence. We consder.
them safe and reliable. • I , MVREILS At YATES.
Pini.Anst.rata. Jane VA 1845„ . Oct. rC .65 93L6:1t.
Malcireou war. -
. Yetmiret, .Vitees are ref.ra, Ined L
atatuoLe.i'Etrra.tirr Sparta .'.' . 'Oct: 28.76.5743 tin:
_
ss Choice Aesortmen! . Plain and FanCy Dread
23.:G00 do at red=
i tricee a t 'A. GLOVER'S:
.nearly, opposite Market St.
IMMO
A C.hiolicis Aaisirtisaesat or Wool Long'_ . Shants at
.ri: reduced prices at- 'GLOVER'S.
' • Centre St., nearly opposite Market St.
•
A'Large: A..!..iiment.of Flannels at Its. wery
luivest market prices at ... R. A.. 431,;0VER43. - ...•
. Ceatre St.,- nearly oppoSite Market St. :1
24t
Jan 13, .66
A Varge . Assortment of Casattncres,' Tweeds,
&c., for bora li•ear; belling 'cheap, at
- • ' - •R: A. GLOVER'S. •
Centre St.,. nearly. opposite Market St.
2.tf
Jen 19, 14
. .. . .
ILUE : ROPE,• WORKS• '.01? '. : '
•
•JOHN. ,!A.....tt0-p2,l3l„;lNer,
.
•:. Treziton4'.llie w ...leisejr..., .-
tar A large tutsortnient of Wini , Rope constantly.en
hand. Orders filled with•despatch:..F'Or size, strength,
and cost, see circular. - .• . Ran 1,..55.—1 r 1y.. - . -
.
T.: umn R tiIIffIrESER !—The • Mittel - slimed
riesire -to return 'thanks -to . the public for its
liberal patrongeln the past ; and to -inform' it that - he
le still prepated . tO fill orders, promptly,' ter frame lum
berand plat*: • - SILAS BALL •
Bottsville„Sept,.. 1965: • . -36-tf •
. . .
SANE .TILE OL D PAP - ER. ,
4 Centa• a pound paid for clean White Writing and
Magazine Paperand also Old Newspapers, Pamphlet%
and Old Books with the corers taken Off. Colored Pa
per Icent a. pound. . .
." M: BANNA;q. -
. .
11.DIAN0f1 ' 111IRtoppitaors, from the
1 best ,manufacturers,and a general • -
'assortment of excellent Musical ;Instru
ments, are sold ,bythe undersigned.- -
Strings, Bridgesand Screws for. Violins, . . •
can also be furnished... Instruments repaired :at' short
notice, arid on - reLsoriableterms.
. 74. - -,LElmnertg . , Agent;
t. -1T- . . Centre street. Pottsville.
. .
lirwanns. 'or. . Tuurry Tuotrasno certificates and re
.comniendatnry letters have been received, Westing. the
merits of lielmbold'ii.Gennine Preparations, many of
which-are frour.the highest. sources, including eminent
stat esmen. *clergymen, governors, Statejudgez, Jac.:
P E Bien. V.INIE4I4AR:.L-The subscriber has
t. 7 Commenced the Manufacture of inn perior article of
vinegar rittlle.cciruer of RailroadandCallowhill streets,
in the Bortnigh•bf •Pottsville, where he Is prepared to
fur.nisti : grocers a pure artieleovholesale,, which.he will
watrant to be cotial.if hot superior tOany artiele•in the
market for pickling. table use, and all purp9s&s Ter
which vinegar istlsed, at thelowest market prices. Al
we.ask is for dealers to give
. liB'atrial.• '•
, • 294 f • • : • 13. MYERS. •
• •
Choice Trtos, tor, Choirs.
Qs4twirrs Beethoven arr,with Organ Acc , by A.:
••Davenpurt.--TsusT is GOD. • 811, .0 Loan: Till. NOT TRY
YE.TIIE LORD 50..CCLFJialAI. HOEE.'6O,•
"Itiostaso AAiI 'Evsstso2, 'Pieces designed as-Valim
. farieS 11y L.- 13. Southard. RE•tome rue itehitpor Inv
Sitarssy. '40,.'1'. TIIEE. 40. IYII-1: as
GLAD. 40. Bi.r.sin , as Tae 1,01 ID; 40..,•T8U5T . IN. GOD.
40.-' LET TIIY LOVING MERCY.. 40. . • ' . - • • • •
-6 viAT RAD *L - Sqs. , (Qt.): Barker. 30. Lo Tlta
niT OF BEET mEctisitylt.. (Qt.) Emerson, 30: Gutrix
-me, 0 71.1017 . snov . • Emerson,' - 35. 'J setts,
SAVIOR OF MY INIIROD, .30. - • . -
The, abovo new-and beantifurpieces of Choice; Sheet
knee., designed. for a-general. religious service of the.
Church, will be sent port paid on receipt of price by the
pnblithers,-.1 X
1 . • . " • OLIVER DITSON •St 0:: • '
• Jan: 2T, 'OO. 4- ; 977. Washington St., Botitou.'
• New .Greengrocer's Store;
• KEPT BY MRS. FROST,.. -
Market st., stile; next doui• below 'Mine's
. .• - ' -Flour. rind Feed Slore. '
• Irriv:Frort pnrpoies .to ke6p.on . hand. ~variety of
VEGETABLES: vLowErts,pisu, - &k. • She feels
gratefirt biller friend?' for their -former patronage, and.
hives that it'may be continued, by giving her .an - early
exill. I/4)111 9. '
.N 011711.4. 1, • INSTITUTE for
I BOTH:SE:ICES. . • • .
, .
•
PHCENIKVILLE,
.CHESTER Co.;. Pa,
•
Summer Session will commence Tuesday. March 2/th,
• . 1566, and continlie fourteen•weeks.
Instruction I,in Common English Branches, per
session •-` .• • 0- AlO 00
Instruction In - Music„ (Piano;- Cottage Organ hi.• • •
-• Guitar), , _ • • • 10 00
'lnstruction ir. * Latin, French or German Langlage 2 00
• Instniction•in Drawing or' Painting • ••3 00
Boarding and Washing. - per week..., • • •'3 60
Rent of Text'llooks, Ter sessiln • • • •1 00
rirCircular sent upon application:* •
.1,. •. • •40813111 BOND, Principal.
Feb .
. .
. .
CsinviTnAls Ana'
. eels selected stock of WatchcS. - Jewelri and Silver'
'Mare.. comprising all•fte,new Stylee. ' Cali - and exam ,
the, before porchaeing: Ail' goode "warranted. a? repre
sented..CaleirdarClecks for Offkes.and Dining Rooms.
• . • ... R. C. GREEN.Centrat., Pntrevllle.Dec 1G 'CS
•
Dare Liireiiy Wbiad telidl 'dd mord and
. better.work at ti given Coat'thin.any. • other l T.
it Manufactured onyl.by. • • .. •
Ziegler & Smith,
`holesale Drug. Paint and Glase
N0..1:1T North THIRD Street,
iCaileirearhinallna, Tic Mai- cbeap,
1. at , • R. A. GLOVER'S, .
Centre St., nearly oppcitellar2V
Jan 13..'66
---
Vog=" The New Cheap
DRY GOODS STORE.
J. GALLAND & CO.'S
Cheap Store is now. 'opened. and' contains a splendid
variety of air kinds of Fancy and Staple Dry, oeds:
which are, offered at.prices that. will not fail to give en
.tire satisfaction to pnrchlisers: . • •
.
. • : Ladies .:LadleS!! Ladies!!!
Cell
. .
etthe New Store and see • the beautiful Variety Of-
Dtel4. Gobds. you. want to' buy BARGAINS t BAR
GAINS call rand price our beautiful assortment of
Prilit4:4lrintsi:PrintS!.! Prints
'Fast Colocs,..neatTatteriss; beet makes •
. , . •-• • • •
•Dclidnes! - Delatinesll.Delaili eS!!
The latest shades.
,beautiful Cures . We are selling
these 'gond., at lower rates than•they • can be purchased
•at.the cities of. Wholesalers... , • • •
BritgainS!:Biurgains! - Ilarga in i !
Offered in Fancy Ili . TeBi! Goode, as •Wool Delaines ; all
imaginable shades, plain 'mid .I . ll4tired. Alpacas—the
lateet'shades: for the coming Spring: Mohair Lnstres—
a beautiful style of goods, very 10w.• . -Brecade . Lnstres.
—in all Shades, and figures., Victoria RePps— . 4-4 Wide,
a very low "priced goods,. Toil. de Chevre - :Roubaix
Clathe..Limiey WoolseySotropriss Cords. iliohairPo.p
line, All Wool'Plaida, • Coburge, •Lyonese , Cloths, Par
sinettai,. lderinoca,, Drees • Silks:rind . hosts • of other
styles'of Dre -Goods' too.'numerous to mention, at
City Jobber's prices. . • '•
Staple and Domestic . Goo ds !•!. I
. .
Such oa r Bleached and.Unbleached.Muslins, 'all' the va-,
rlrins,Widtbs and beat standard Makes, in excellent aft- .
riety: at-lower prices than , any . ' other establishment
in
'Ladies! Ladies !!••Ladies
Pleaseliay na a visit and' examine fOr•Votirselvea• • '
We also.otieras extensive variety." of Ticks. - Stripes,.
Denim47Hickories Repkne, Und.Checks,...at remarka
bly lob rates, Linnens, Tovrellogs,
cloths: Diapers, etc., etc., at'. New - York City. Jobbers
and intputter's rates. . • .. •
.0
. 1--1
• •
~~ J RAIL~OA~S-=
AKINS' 1111.1:„ 't !Wain( kIEtAL,
YENB.
•
"1! r._!orriliger Traiste_
and, after MONDAM'lhiveiiiber Nth; 19615. Plt
anger, Traina'will leave Scialylirlltilaven" as folloWs
. At T. 15 A - . L. FOR 3MitERsvILLE, T.
. • , •
' • At 12.20 P. M. FOR GLEN CARBON.
' . ' Returning. will leave Mineriville at 5.05 - A. M.. and
Glen Carbon at '1.40 P. K.. connettbigAtt &WIWI]
.Raven with morning,and aftattodn Famenger.Tnana
for Philadelphia;. ••: •• • '
Paaseuger Train between . Ashlan d and aoi - Auw ChM
Junction. conneedng withittage to and from litiamokist.
Leave Locriat Gap Junction at 10.40 A. K. • ,
LetiverVabland at 2.45 P.-hL • •.• • : _
- Connecting with Paseenger Trains 0n:74. lb, B. M. R.
R.' to and from I"ottaville. at which point connections
will be made with trains On Philada. and Reading R. It.
. : . J.. 1 WooTriag,
Crestmina. • 1641, 415.
QICIIIAIi.I[II.I. Arm susiormitaini - 4. '
waitmoiouG—chausge 4itt Mimic
• -On 'and - after Nov. TT.: IS&S, Passenger Trait:wain
leave Pottsville daily (eicept Sundays) at 11.45 - Alt for
Aubum, Pinegrove . and Harrisburg,. and - at 1 P M . Pr •
Auburn:. Pinegrowrand Tremont... .: . •
• Passengere by 6.4.3 A Mtrain from Pottavilla will err
rive at Harrisburg via Pinegrove at 11.30 A M
to connect with trains going .east or west on P-na.,
Cuinberlsuid • Valley, Northern Central. and Lebo:ma.
Valley Railivads. . . • '
' The 1.00 PM train from Potreville will connect at
Auhurri with up morning train from Philadelphia.. lemv
ing.Auburn at 1.50 PM for Pinagroye,' . and arriving. al
•Tmmont at 3.30 P . Will leave...Trernont for'Pine,
gr,jr...it 6 001. 31, connecting' there with 4M P
train from returning.to Tremon Harrisburg: at
7.1:9 P M.. Returning will leave Harrisburg nt 1.00
It, connecting at Pinegrove at 6.35. P M. with train
fot TratlOnt, and at Auburn-with up
. Passenger Tr a in
for Pottsville. Passenger Train u p l e a
tflo A.M.. connecting-tit .Pinegrove with tram to Ear,
risburg. at Auburn .with down morning Passenger
Train from Powville ib Philadelphia, And arriving at
Pottsville at 9.20 A M. -•
Pare from Pottsville to .Ifstrisbutg.' $9 05. For
tickets or other. information apply lo
• - Ant, at Potteville.•
1;T,;11, TRACt sopt..
Pleb I, 16
E malt L It
• .. • . • . . . • • . , ,
. .
all rran meats. ••• • • ..•
ON AND AFTEW:MONDrY,• Se_pt• • th. Pas
senger Trains of the Lehigh Valley Rallrine2.oompany;
!fill run is follows:, •. • . • -
• 'DOWN : OR follows:.. TRAINS.'
SvAmozca •"
11.4 ; 6 .• No: 3 .
Leave . :• . • .•P.M. A. M. Me
' White. Haien . ... . ..... .....
.. 2.85 9 . 00
00
,r • •
...... .
..
Hickory Run .. ... .. .. .... .... 2.45. - 2.19
Mnd - Run • • • •• . • . ; • 9.27 .••
Wake's. Creek 609 9.46
Stony. Creek . .• • . • 200
•• • •
Jeitnemile ".
Beaver Meadoiv . .... . .. .... : '• . ••
HazleCreek Bridge . .2:50 •• . ,
Weatherly 3 20'
.Penn Haven' •
MAIJCII CHITNI. i - • 350 • 10.40 . 4,30
Lehighton' . • : - 40.50 -; 4.40.
Perryville, • 406 . . 4.46
Lehigh Clap ,• • 421:*.• :..• . • 5.01
Slatington • 4.27 11:l3'. 5:07
'Rock Dale ." • : • 438 ' 5.27
4%17
Whitey .... • ' 466 • ..534.
Coiday: .. . ... . ...... ......4.59 ... 11.33 -.5.38
Hokcndanqua..... .. ; ....... . :;.:..5:03 : 5.42
Catasatigna •. • . '5 07 . . 41.46 5.46
Allentown Flrnace' .5.15.. 5,54
..11entown • • • .5.20 •- 11.54 - 6.00
Bethlehem. .. -.. . ... :.. 12:13 • ~'6.15
Freemansburg '" • • ..5:47, 12:21.. • 6.23
Lime Ridge.... .............. •• 12.28 6.29
Radon,. (arrive) • . . 6 10
. • '.. UP OR...WESTWARD "TRAINS..
. S •
4.
TA.1'101115:' a • No. 8. No: 6,•:. No: . : No: 1: ~ N o.
Leave .. "A: M.. P: M.: " • P.' M. A. M. P. M
Easton' . 9.30;'. 3.25 7:40' .11.42 10.03
"Lime 3.42 ' • 7.58 . "
. . : •
.--;•
Freemansburg...o.so.
~ 3.49 ' 8.06 ... •
Bethlehem: ... , :.10.00 . 6.15 12.13 .. • ;10.04
Alletitciwn ' .10.12• 4.15 8.30 .- 12.23 : 19.43
All nt'n Furn'ce • -.4.20 • .8.34 " • ..
••. .
Catesauqua ' . 10.23 4.28. • :4.42 • • , '
liekepdauqua...lo.3o 4.33 • '8.47 , • •Ei
Copley - 10.34. : 4:38 8.51 • • D.
White Hall 10.30 4.43 '-* 8.56
Latiry's ; • 10.46 - .9.04 •• .
Rock Dale 10:58 "" 5.00 9.14 ' ' . .
Slatingion • "11.07 . 5.12' 9.25 .•. • - •
'Lehigh Grip • 11.13. 1 ' 5.18 9.31 •.... .2
Perryville. • '11.23 5.33 :.9.45'.' .. • . . •
.. 5.39 " : 5.50. - •
Manch Chunk.. 11.45.. • 6.00: 10:00 ". •
. . • . .
Weatherly 12.40. :•". • . • . •
Haile Cr. Bridgel2.so•• • • .." •• ' •-• .. • ..'."
Beaver,Meadow, 1.10 . •-• •;• . ' ; • ":".
Jeanesville 1.30- : • " • . • "
Stony
Drake'e "Creek, .12:29 6:46 : .
Rockport 1.56: • .
Mud Run - 12.46 7.05'
Hickory
_Run.....12.53 7.13 . ••••. • :•••• . , •. • .
• Tan nery..." •'7.24. • : • .
.
.
At• White Ifaven I.lo'. 7 32.. • •
All Up and Down trains connect with the trains of the
Cential Rail niad of New Jersey to. and from New York.
: Noieru PENNSTI.V.t.NIA It:1141t0AD.• ..
All Down Trains and.lip Trains Noe. 7 end B.connect
with the:Trains of the N. P. R. for Stations above
Bethlehem.: DOWn Train No. 5 and lip' Trains, Nos. 2
and 6 for Stations below Bethlehem.... • , „ .. • .. • •
• .•
.EAST- rF.NIiIIiI.ViLNIA -It. 12.•
All eowiect with the inane of.tbe . East.Penney . l:
;Janis RairroteL•except Down Train 3o: Land Up Train
. BELVIDERE.3YiTAWAIM ItAII.6OAD. • .7 ,
.ThilWll trains Nos. 1 and 3 and Up Trains Nps. 6 'and
T connect With Trains of tlie_.Belvidere; Dalaware.
liail
road,
, .
ATAWIE4BA. • iiiin• CaVARAIM RAIT,ROAPS; • •
• tkiwn Trainallos. t . tli,lo. 5 and lip Trains' so.s. &and
.8 connect with the Trains of the •*Catawiss.e, and Qua
kake.ltailrqads. • . •.. • .
`Down Trains Noti. 3 and 5-and Up Train No. 8 con
nect with the Trains of the:Hazleton RailrOnd:
:Down Trains NOS. 3 and Sand UP Trains Nos. 6 and
SI will connect: with Pio Trains to and from Wilkesb arre, ROßEßT. H. SAYIIE.
• •
Superintendent. and Engineer L.. V.
_ _.
Winter Arrangement of Passe,nger Trains
NOlrll-31111F:R''17., 1-163
Leave
• Pottsvilleat 6.45 and 5L.: and 2.45 P.
• .arriving in PthladelPtha • at," 12:15, noon, and 5.00
and.
Leave e Philadel nide. at: 0.0,.•A. 51: 12.45, noon. and
'3.30, P. 51. ;. arriving Pottsville -at: 12.25; noon, 7.35
and 6:30,- P, ••• : - .
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.• The 6 45 and 5.g0,'A...111 - .. and 2, 16.'1'.•51, - down, and
$.OO, A. M.; up Traits. connect at. Reading • tor
,Allen-.
2.
town, aston, -New 'Ynrk,•Lebanon, Harrisburg, Balth ,
more,. and, the West --• • . • - • . .
• • The .12:45 and 3.30,•P. tip'‘Trains, ennnect only
•kr- Lebanon. Harrisburg, &c., and with Reading 'and
,lumbia Railroad.
On Sunday-leave Pottsville at.:6.00,4.• 'Phila
delphia at 4.15 . P. M.:: .
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•
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. • - Niue Rill : Rai Road. •
Hown' Tiains leave Minem*ilie 8.05; and
Glen 'Carbon at 'l.4n. P. M., connecting,' at Schilylkill
Haven with. S 311; . A. M.. • and. 2.45. P. M.. Trains for
*Philadelphia. ...T.7.11 Trains leave Schuylkill Haven f or
7.15, A. M., and 12.20, noon, connecting with G 45, A.
M., Train from Pottiville, and 13,011, A. M:, - from •Phila-
Leave.Locast . .Gap 'lo.so, A. 31:. and Ashland
-2.45, P. M. connecting with '2.4.5.T. M., Train.for Phil
.adeltada, and 8.00; -A. Train' for :No
s
•
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.• • and Suomnettiiiinii
The 7.00,• A. 31— and - .. 6.00. P. M., Traine 'from Tre-
Mont; and 4.00, P. from Harrititatra. connect at An
burtr,wit h.8.50..A;51:,Train for Phlladelphia..and.l2. 4s ;
noon, Train for Pottsville.• •-•• •
!L • .• •
The L 4%; 31., and. 1.50. "P. 51....Trains.froin.Anbiott
ccinnect.with 6.45, A. M.. and 1.00;.p.141.; Train ;from
Pottsville. No Sunday Trains. • • • .• - ,
•
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gialtll7l.,VaLllcy stud Iliolintain.l.;lnlen. B.
..Leave Pottsville at 6.45 arid 11.-A..11:; and 7.17i;.P. M.
Leave !Tamaqua at 7.35, A'. n... and 1.40 and 4:1:S, P. ?L..
Sundaye.: .1,t311V.0 Tamaqua at 8;U0, A. M.., and Pottsville
at :.00, . P.31. _ . • ' • . .- • .
Int: and 13,711.
..• The 6.00 and 11.45 . ;:A. M.. Trains from Ashland; con
nect at• MV:Carbon, with 5.30,A M.; and 2.40; P. 'M.;
Trains for Philadelphia— •• ••• • •••• • •
The 9.45; A. Ma. and 1.00 and 6.55. P. M:. Trains from
Tamaqua,.conneet at'ltit. Carbon with 6.45,'A. M., from
Pottsville ; at Port Clinton with 8. 0 0, A.M., up Train
• from Philadelphia., and at 51t..Carbon
mi Train. from • Phl ladeljthia. .A mixed Passenger and
Freight Train leaves Ashland at 1.15, P.M., for Tama
vino. Sundays g Leave Ashland 6.00. A. 111., and Tama
.
.. • • • • . -
•• • Little Schuylkill 10...11.. • • •
The 11:40. A. Jt,. Train from 'Port Clinton,
Train troid Tanriqiin,,zonopct with 8.00, A.
Train from: Philadelphia, and 2.95, P. Train. for
• . •
On Sundays Leave Tamaqua 47.30 A. M., andl'ort
: The - 8.30; A. Jl, - . down Train to. Reading; and the
3.30. P. N. ~.np Train from Philadelphia, stop' only at
principalstations. • • . • . •
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- • COMEITT'ATION TICKETS, -
With 26 coupons attached; between any points desired,
at 25 per cent. discount., . . .
. .
• .' ' Tlot.ET, • . •
Good for 2,000 miles,'henceen all popita, fqr .
Famillea
Sod Badness Firms, at $52 00. - •
Season Tickets betWeen'ali rxiints. at reaiaed
School Season Tickets one-third • .
80 lba. Of -baggage allowed each Funtiker.r
• -
Eicarsloit.-Ticketx froiri Philadelphia .to Potts
villa and back; good for Saturday, Sunday. and Monday,
$4 35.nach.
Noveraber 25.'65
cuARTER 1829.
FRANKLIN.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF. PIIILADELPIIIA.
Assets of ittnuat7 1,1866,
$2,506,851 96.
Capital
. .. ; •
Invested Premiums,'
inseitled Cituallgi., I • • illeOlibe for' 1863,
81.4,753. • $310,000.
•
LOSS PA SiNCE 1829, - . • . ••••• • :
Over S ID
000,000. . ' •.
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PNIIPNIIIAL ANDTIMPORAIi Y POLI
CIES ON LIBERAL TERNS.
•
CHARLES N.:BANOKER,. IO -LEA; , . •
TOBI-AS L
GRAN WAGNER, '• EDWAED C. DALE, • •
SAMUET, • • GEO:FALB:3, " •
PETER McOALL, • ALFRED FITLER, ' •
-GEO. W. RICHARDS, ERAS. W;LEWIS, M. D.
'CHARLES EMIGRES, Pie/midi:nu
- EDWARD C. Vice-President.
JAS. W. Va4s.I4.ISTER. Sec. 'lto. Tem. . - -
•
• 'the . . .
.
subscriber is agent for the. shove mentioned in-.
is prepared to make, tummies on every
d.elianiption-,eir ;proper:7oA the lowest:A:odes.. • .
.
HEN= . C.' 411.88111.; . .hgt;
Pottsville;•MarCii. l9 ,.. l2. tf
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n T
*ices
FEE Gin* BEVntwo. durerent
ks,..sts sizes, at haltipad : For sale at
A th.:2te Terprct nearly V`A.F.3lll.:llMilitkar at,
1 - 3,466 C43 . 3tre nparlropposite Market - St.. •
2 tf
Illtrluallasl4*Extraes Bitaba' giiies health and
.iigor . to Ma e and blekinaln..thetallid - cheek. De
bijity,ta fram
atampanted: Iquiptiams;
and if liktreatateAt is anbmitte4 to, ,, conanmpikm; hr•
sanity et aollepela dts enema; •
, . .
A s
Rio
J .
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441Ci0 it.tWARA. •
':I will ply to any Doctor or.tnem . berof thelfedicsl 'int
tensity: the emm'of stoe forany Compound that_possea,
PCB more medical virtues and curative powers than
Itishier'slferb Bitters. B.ldlSllLEß.__Proprieter.
6.D. Corner_ of Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa:
$l. 00.Wat - B • . ..".
will tviysloo Rewardtor the discovery or any media
•nal preparation that oan cure a greater variety of soma
-plaint, Man Miehlera
ft; ProPrieter.'. _
' •
D. Corner _ n(Couire Sqpare, Laneaster t Pa.
. .
4050 0 ILEWA*D.: •
•
will pay Sit* to . the Proprietor of any Medicine that
'can show agre.ster number of genuine, Certifivnes
of
'Pitts effected by It near the place whernit is made; than
misames HERBI3ITTER' S—af ConsOmption Dys ,
pepsia..Liter Complaint, Bloody Fins,. Diarriwelv.
pboid Remittent. Intermittent and Bilious Fevers, Fe.
ver and Amt.', Cholera Morbps. Yellow Jaundice. Serof-;
fats, Running or. sore Legs. Cancer Abet:its, Neural ,
gie Bliettalatism.. Coughs, Colds. Ciamp in the Stom
ach: ChtontClarrhosa; Plies. Tel Scald Head. °ph.
nem& or ling-away. sickness peculiar to children;
.lenehorreit; ailing of. the . Womb, all obstructions .to
the due course of nature in females, all , venereal die;
eases. and all ticimplalnts arising from impure Blood or
a weak and Mt:ordered 'gate ot the Stomach, Liver or
Kidneys.. Certificates of cures of the .Yellow Fever in
Mexico can ttbsi be furnished. .'Remember if it does not
cure, the 'Wonky. will berefunded by the proprietor..
• .. . 'BENJAMIN:MISULEIL •
Catibr of Centre Square. Lancaster, Pa. •
• Fdri A tiittittAft..
The lifgredients Used iticordpodtbling.bifitiler's
Bitters are ilot kept secret by the Proprietor.. Send 'for
. - a. Circular and you will learn the meilical.propeatiea or
:all' this-articles used In 'the preparation also in the,
manner in which they . operate on the system, and ranch
other valuable information. if you are afflicted yrith
disease amid for Miabler's Herb Bitters Circular read
ItearefUlly, profit by the blots It Containa, and you will
be placed on the sure road of recovery:;. •
•" •••• - ' •
laiff ISTIME.III II S WITTEAS WILL
CURE ALL DISEASES CIFIRE.EILOOI4
,Disemes, of the skin are numerous and' with but: one
or two exceptions, maybe traced' tort
impririty - of the
blued; In many persons this Impurity is. born. the
system: while ethera .acqgire it throtigh .improper
treatment of scores ordieeases„ Under this head - may
be classcd—
• --lst„Scrofula,—This disease L hereditary and transs'
mittee from'generation to generation. . It is caused by
'a transgreseion,ofthe laws of 'nature, both moral 'and
phyeical - ; in-other words, catieed by-•tea. 'Acting
:tie a latent poison it'rudtices - the vitality of the hloo
and weakens the depu acing organs, so that-they fail to
`discharge or cast out thelinpurities that are continually
generated - in the system: 'A person physically pure nes
quires gonorrhcea, or some other secret disease i he un
..dergoes. a course of mercury, the- dieeriae is dried up.
- and the patient pronounced -well:- Vain - delusion. The
'complaint rs, not cured: its'. channel is, only diverted. •
Instead of making its appearanee outwardly, it acts on
the internal organa, aria scrofula; which is bequeathed
..front father to son, is ,the result. .ManY. persons .who
are'Orrfectly. free from' all immorality and vice are at,
'-
Meted with scrofula: , They are euffering for the sins of
:their-fathers, and laboring under the curse inserihed
the Book of 800k5.., " will' visit the iniquities of the
fatherantion their cildren." .
To cure this dreadful. complaint 'it .is neeisanri that
the blood should' be'thorotighlv purified,. all the organs
of. the body.brought Into a healthy state of action:. and
the 'system braced up and strengthened by invigorating.
- tenies; Lurk -at the articles used in- compounding
Miehler's - Bitters s see the airay . of purifying and Invig
orating medicaments, and say-whether there is anarti-'
fele in the'Whole list of medicines that-equals it. We
.'„tiere eMphatically assert without the fear of contradic
tion, that Mishler's Bitters will eure all kinds of ecrofo-7
lot &eases:, It purifies the blood, it strengthens' the.
internaiorgaim and aide them to perform their, natural
functions, it is a etimulant. and atonic and it will. cure.
2d. Running Soies and, ; ticers.-Iturining sores and
ulcer's itivariahlyindicate a' scrofulous taint. They are
caused by the effort of. nattireto discharge the imptiri,"
ties.of,the.blood. Many persons talc:led with running
'• sores and'ulcere succeed In drying theM Up. and think
• they , are cured'when the skin grows. over the sore.
• They are,- however,. but "making.-bad' woree,"'for the
'.'impuritieit. that' were discharged . -from the -' 'System;
through the medium Of the. sore now act internally
anti cauee Innumerable diseases and often'death. The
.• .Only true and sure.cure for all running sores and ulcer's.
is Mit:hie:cos Bitters; a continued and persevering use. of
Which,will.most Certainly effect' a permanent cure. . •
• 3d; Salt Rheum.-L.Salt Rheum Is a.rague,:indefinlte,
thOrough. popular term gfien'lO almost all the mon
febrite eruptions Ur. the skin that afflict adults: • 'it -13
generally an eruption of voicue in email' distinct ulc
ers accompanied with a smarting. stinging sensation.
with 'a tendency to creep or spread over theadjoining
gasses: . •hltielaler's Bitters are al sure-cure for thia dia. ,
.• 4th, Piiaples and Blotchee.--Pirriplea and Blotches on
the skin are always a sure sign 'of , impure *AI,
though never dangerone,.except in cases of carbuncles: -
they are very disagreeable': Often we will see the most
handsome features rendered hideous by great blotches
and pluiplet; and instead. of the pleasing- look- which
should- irradiate. the human. face we set nothing but .
:disgusting corruption, for pimples and blotches are •
but, the corrupt aceumulatiOne of the system
expelled through the medium Of. the ekin.'...The use- of
Mishler's.Bitters will force these corruptions to be die,
.charged through the natural channels, and thus. cures
. all kinds of pimples and- blutchce.:—Ladies who• desire'
a 'fair complexion, free - from pimples, should bear this
fact Inmind,
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31.1SIILER'S
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WHAT IT • HA.S• DONE I •• :•• •
. Capt.,S. S. Blinke,.saye he .wat , c nrett eta Severe case
of Jaundice and Chtimtc Diiirrlicea; contracted, -in the
Army, by the Die of .Idfshlcr's .Herb - Bitters.
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IPEI4II AND AGUE 'ANT , CIIRONIO DrkIiTiVIORA:CITET.P. I
The undersigned." a further resident' f this city;•now
:residing - at. Fort Wayne, -Indiana, having been afflicted
with the above complaints while on a visit. to Reading,
was induced to try Mishler's Ileili . Bitters, and has the
.iatisfactiOn to state that they have*.performea.P radical
cure - In gratitude to the: discoverer of these Bitters.J
am induced to give thiS ce,rtificate.. and for the'benefit
•
of others similarly' situated, . ' • • • ••• •
II
RuitdiIATISSI.CIIRED liT 3118111.67L!is - BlTTERS.—Tho.up
dersignedcertfies that - he Vasfor a longlinie severely
- afflicted with Rheumatic pains:: which incapacit,uteff him.
. from.folloiving his businesS. Not-being able to obtain
relief, he finally resorted to the use of •Mishler's-sele
brated llerb_Bitters, - Which. effected a permanent curb
• in theconrse of ICE "days.No 'return of any of the
symptoms nave been experienced since and -the care la
a radical one. • .C.• M. I)&EM.. -• „ •
' • -"- S. E. corner Slh and Ilinon hlreets.
. Reading, Decemlier • " •
*mutat, Esq.—Dear Sits—The underaigned hay
ing.received great benefit 'from' the isse of your, Herb
Bitters, takes :this opportunity of acknowledging the
:same. in-order that Others similarly afflicted, may learn
the fact. Having been afflicted with severe rheumatic
pldns kit my left shoulder,• 'contracted by exposnre,
I.
was for a long time unable to sleep. I' tried your Herb .
•
Bitters, and after taking' one dose I was able to sleep
two hours. I took'nnother dose. and I slent . two.tiours
more, When I again awoke. 'I then took another dose.
went to sleep and • from that . time. I Iwe . not been
`troubled with. rhermatistri, .butl continue to use
Bitters Once in a while . as a precaution against the re
turn of the complaint. . I think • the Herb Bitters the
best medicine to existence for rheumatism.: • •-•
Reading, Novi!), '65 • JOHN YEUR
For-sale at . the New • Wholesale Wine 'and' .Lignor
Store,-Silver Terrisce,.Pattsiville. Pe. . .*
11E1 , 7111E81W
.4k DUFF V, Prop rietoriti
TAIORO - PITIELIPS"
. . , Genuine Improved . •
.•_ .
• '•
•Supei.—Phosphato of Lime,
.. • STANDARD GUAKANTEEp. • .
•• .•
For Sale at MannfaciarereDepOts • .
No. 27 North FrOnt SC, rinladn., P.
No. 14floyirivo wharf.. Baltimore, 11114..'
'And general throughout the country.
.-•• . . _
• 'The material- of which 141011 . 6 PHILLIPS'. PEWS
MATZ is Manitfactored containsfifty per eent: more
Bone.Pholphate than Raw. Bone therefore it is more.
• dmahle: The- ammonia present gives -it greai ad- .
ditional fertilizing value: ' - •
Five years' experience has proved to the Farmer that
it Makes a heavier grain than even stable manure; and
to not only active but l , ..•
• mc•no PAILILIPS, ;.
Sole PrOprietor and-Manufacturer.
Jan Is,, .66. • • • ,
lin nil Catllo Mors.
TER; H"EAVE
COUGHS, DI!
TEMPER.',. FE
TEES, FOUNDEI
LOSS OF APPE
TITE ANDVITAI
•
ENERGY, &c. It
use* improves
: .wind,,"increast
the appetite-grivf
a .A 1 moo ill.' at .
' gloSsr. ekin—ate
transforms t h
miserable skeiet
• horse. • •
' G. A. ICICOLLS.
Gummi Superintendent
PERPETUAL
.9400,09 0 OV
944.543 I:I
1,162,308 SI
EMI=
BITTERS
Lv READING.
F.0....U..r . .Z.! 8,
CELII ED
this preparation is invaluable.
• " - -prores the quality
of the milk. It has
'been proven by ac-:'
tual experiment . to
'lncrease the 'quart-
Alty' 'of Milk. and.
'cream 'twenty: per
cent and' make the.
butter -firm .and
eweet. In fattening
'. cattle, it given them
an appetite; loosens'
e
makes. thew &lye
...
,
In' ll diseasei . or Swine,. each 7 as Concha; ileers in s
. . .
the Irings, Liver,.
. .
kc.,. this article - . J.,' -•
acts as a• specific: -
By pritting"from . , ' •
- •
eni-half 'a paper
' •
to. a. paper in ••.. , _
barrel of swill ther . ~.--7-:
above d Ise as e ti:. 4 - - -= , :----=--
will be eradicated - `'.. - • - - ---- ''---
. or. entirely prevented.: If - given in time,' a eertain.
preyentive and'eure . for the Bog Cholera. •• .- ' .' .•
Price 25 Nati per" Paper, Or 5 P.alWerfor ea• .
. 5... A.: -FOTIrJrZ .11t;113110./...
.WDOLDELLE DUO - AND )lEDICINE DEPOT: -
No. 116 Fitinklih-St.9 :Baltimore, II& -
:. Foi,Sale hy.Draggists.andSterek ee pa rs . .
. , . through.
twi '
t -the -United 6Cat•t . . • - . • '
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Per sale inTottsiille by HENRY SAitOR, Dingest.
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UNITED STATES .. DENNIANNEIRS : t:-
. . . . . ..
WidoWa. and childien'of - deemed and Aleableolflold
!cf. drawing penslona frorn'll.B..., can have their next
inatapitent ot alx naintha collected at a very entail coat
by - B. BRYSON McCOOL. Attornky-at-Lavi,
-.. Feh1,..86. 7 .6.6t• . Bahantongo St: above Centre. - .
. . .
the tatintt.
• TROBOTIGE.
Lord 3facaulay, in his historinft
says that the Earl of 'Stafford had ;J . %
vast scheme to reake . C'harles the First
solute monarch end himself a Rieh el i e • - s't
that to this scheme he gave the exp r cl ' et: l44
name of Thorough: - Happily • the pee
. af quelling' insurrection in Scoilai3d
pelled the convocation of a l it arliamenr vvhi d
iri the end overthreW this, scheme of des -
ism and beheaded-its author w e ia vAt
- as averse to such a project as tic " '`'. 4
'a as liten e :
den or Fyne, bpt as John Wesley -
he could discover n
reasoreason why all
-w
stir - t-"! ; "'
841 1 ht -
terms shOnld belong to the devil's servica ac
we should- like tlisee so:ne of this spiritr
Thotoughness applied to our farm s end ,:
dens. Making -a •strawberry bed, n ot r e :
since, sere employed a raw hand to !me i
and get out the quack grass, 'the mob
al
which-were abundant.• It was dug over o n
raked and plabted, 'and from- the quantityeeei
grassroots thrown but, we supposedilzi„,
be clean, hut to" our surprise, after th e i n ;
.rain the spiouts began to appear abund evi -
Making - another -bed a, few days after,
hired a professional to dig it•
• B e ,
spaded it once quiekly, taking all the rn-, t ,
Ida that were throvvn out, and then •srisd't
it wirer again slowly and carefully, and E at
that not a root of grass was left in,th-e gicuo
and raked the bed clean of all - rubbish Att e ,.
Several rains, .no grass springs up in that ln
While the first is partially Covered betwe t
the rows of plants. The latter - will regain
Much fingering and hard pulling during tht
season to keep the, plants from beipg cheiti •
and 'retarded in . their growth—the
.othe
none. The work of preparation here A l ,
Thorough. "
Before seeding down a lot which ie-in f C
view from our "sittirtg room :window to or ;
apd grass, we noticed a depressiop at rh t
end nearest the houie, on which a little wiv e ; - 0 111
- stood, "and suggested to nor help that it woul
be • advisable to. run a drain through tilt
place to, tpe ditch. cloSe by, Which nr,ii ; .; ;;:iltrbet ,
Could be done in a few minutes; as the crop 44,
of stones after plowing was good and stem s, .ejo
body; - We didn't • do, it. The oats yet
r Sowed; we have had rain for many days, a n t "
NEW YOB
the landscape view from ni-T Window
sifted by a large sheet of water, more suet.
'able to the eye of an artist than the cultiva• -•
tor. • That work was not Thorough.
-• There are six :acres "on" a-slope of the fern
which were alwayS wet in the spring, buttt
tidjadent ownerand . former possessor said •
~
was caused by overflow "from the rise roam .trAcvaiir
and would riot injure the grass when seeded •
we only drained two - acres at one end, ant Afkcilealers
sowed that piece and two • acres st the .othe WSIZ
end with rye last fall, and. Seeded kdotin
with timothy. then, _and cloVer on-the lts
snow this spring. This being, mar first 71159 " 1 ,
vience with rye, we were somewhat surprhet. lehmr.y
to see the undraiiied piece, 'after snow
departed, look bald headed- . and patch!, • Min
%whilst the other ,was. green alliver. "0; that J -1-1
will all come right,'-' said the experienced;"
but. it=didn't, - even to the eye, until the clover ; : _
came up and covered the ban> . spots, tie.
now filet wo acres that were drained are er• -
ultent with a tilost luxurious - growth of grain 49,111 1 W1
and grass, whilst the others are • pittcd cn 4t or
large scale, apd 'the:grain does hot eve
over more than one-fourth of the whole ant-
face The piece bet Ween these has been ts" - ii m - - 1. % - 1 ,
wet all the spring that itcould not be plowed 1 .::5 1 . 1 4; 111 ° A
nor harrofved, and the shall turn into buck: .
~ •-J.2';* ,
wheat, or drain it - and snow it this fall. flow 0 1 Mcss ,
if Thorongh had 'drained the- whole piece st ' l4b V, ;e
the start. one whole season would hare been. — -7- ----
saved on two acres, -and more than bait's. '''' 11
. .
crop on two acres more,. • '
The Norfolk (Mass.) Agricultural Ssciety -9 7111 c/
gave a preniium to. Mr. Fisher for the best
cultivated forth in the - county during - IFM 7 -.
The report shows, not that the farm . was *r ' RA
large one, for -it was under. one hundred acre, ' - ;_'7._,
nor • that much money was ' expended on it . ',' „ lt. 1
as the work was principally, performed by the .
owner and_his eon, a lid of fifteen year's.--
But the work .was thorough. "Tlitear,lir,s' l " .
• .: • , WHAM
principles," says the zepert,
.„ "of Mr, Fl;r imi ,
management-are evidently order - and nrst:li o ,
ness, and there can b 3 no doubt That agricu! ,
cultural operations conducted on this kai( ! i•
L'
produce the 'greatest results Pa proportionu " I (C:ItP
the expense." -Now, to exhibit order se. • :' ,, :-...14.
ii..
neatness nne.farm 'is to produce the best et. / 1 - ; q n ai
idene,e of thoroughness,' for be who bus - 71 . ~.
do-his w,..-k oief two .or three times, whet' ' ` , marsh:
if well done needed but once doing willtel /111
, no time for,ordtr, but meat, run7littnec.ll. ,
you " . without ahead'," Making as bad wait
as the absent minded_ poet who hired out . .0.. Istitsirr ei
hoe corn, and got , froth one side of the •6wb iii d owe ,
to the other without, finishing :a single ra: -- '''
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. . ' "If qwere done when 'Lis done,L
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Then were well 'twas done nnlekly" --.,-..--::
But that • depends upon the work' betel
thoroughly done, otherwise `twere better a :71 , - : ,-
were done slowly, eo that ` the - labor ot ttit
_ .7 ait - .. - -
morning Should go . for naught , by that of he . 74.14
afternoon being, employed in repairing witt - - -, ;', -:,---
was slovenly accomplished, We , shofild_di .Ift
our work in the same spirit "which led lb, -.l`;:*
Greek to be as diligent- in working out tbs . % -
part of the, statue which wmild'he bidden ti - . ',:, , ! •;1% . ,
the wall of the temple as that - part whirl, -,..,
would be exposed - to , the eye because Itt - '4 l ,
gods would'iook upon'them both."—Contl,
Genthnhan. '. -
liflotAssas Poem) ingrelieg
are :--Q.ne pound and Chalt of butter, W.. -
ez:gs, - one pint of molasses;-:half a pocril
sm,rar, ono pint of milk, one tablosPoontil4 Apia
pearlash, cinnamon,.clqes, nutmeg, loft
liking, and one gill of brandy., "
.To he Of*
the same thicknessas pound cake bat!er.
This preparation,
long and favorably •
known, will • tbor
.oughly reinvigorate
broken-down and
low-spirited horses,
by •• strengthening •
and 'cleansing the
stomach and. !rites
. St is 'a' sari. Pre
Tenths of all .dis
easel incident' is
,NDZRS,
To Kum 'Com) CREAM.--Three ounee4 4 41 1
oil of almonds, an ounce of sPerinaceti,nd "7 - 7 7 " . "'"
a'ciarter of an ounce of white wax: Tax :ZI
must be melted over a'warm fire and pone , ...i...6.-
in a warm glass or marble mortar, when U re
much orange 'flower or rose-water as the rn'.l. OWelio
Lure will take up, should be pat * in by dr a w e
grecs:-
174 OTTINOIIAM PUDDINIC —One pint flout. cl
and half of milk; one cup of cream, four Im p t 4
and a teaspoonful of salt. Prepiire six rag. Nat
apples, then make the batter smooth ei
pour over them. If the creme is sour,,s
small teaspoonful of saleratus. will be re - '
quired. • Let it bake one hour. A dretsing
.e
of sweetened cream, or a liquid,shuce
seasoned is fuit abin
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POTATOSALAi).---A D1311.--"SaP.
tatoes, six_onions, two ounces of butte ;1'
per, -salt and vinegar to the. taste- BOi:
p3tatoes and - onions till they are,soft;-' these )
Ons require Rhein as long: again as the rest
toes. Wipe, out the pot in which the ITO •
toes were belled; mash the onions in it, Elio ,
the pOtatoes but do not mash them, arid tit
to the onions, Put in the butter, pepper, 01
and vinegar ; set - it over the,flre and stir it
it is hot, when, it - be' ready for the
b'e. Some persons prefer it without thee . .Le' 1
- .tor
SrsAmnoar PUDDIMG. * - - -T4ke nine egg' , et i
pound White sugar, three quarters of a re f
of butter, onc-teacup of sweet milk, ens""
teaspoonful of soda, two teaspoonfuls
.et
cream tartar, an one learn°, Separate fel; it
yolks from the willies of the eggs, and NI le!
them separately. Beat thei "white to a itr•ei
froth, and add lifter, the rest Is put togettee
-Take one•balf of .a lemon, and put in tto
paste : to eat on it, made of batter and fl
boiling water tind sugar. Last of all pot I 1 ,,
in a pudding mould,. and steam it. in a stout
ver for three boars, and be' sure to keep
fire up, and not let. It atop boiling.
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