wit s.
104 :: : ,a now
l tFron the Neiri iglys I.iterf4d4
_ ...
.., -:=liiur Earopeamcorresiondent, itoW at the
ilea of: war t : sends-uslhe'lettei pnoexed,"-
: which seems re as like A. J.'s Polic.f—slight
rAr_. mixed. Bit then:, It is as lucid as the
• other - published 'letters from the Russian
-7 rroi t n t- O f u ta r 11-6anrrd-soevaden-forthtian War, and
thereftxre is correct -- of coarse.
, • . TEtEntritoriAllsr:aat•
J ,- . licsanxrar; July 7th; 1866. .
1 _Hunkidori, whence I write, is ,an Italian
d t0wn,.17 miles from Exptkinstadt, 19 from
Il Xyberkxquskine, 23 from Pfiwtbizigzag, and
• ~ several thotteand from Philadelphia. -.
glance at any of the war maps in the
itiallyitapers will show you, its exact location,
t' togotherwiththe positions of the Italian and
'., PgOisiiift. forces . These maps can .be relied
4 on. i'hey have been used before.
•.. Prussia and Italy have aceepted the propo•-
- '. sals for an armistice. . •
Austria has made a bid for Louis Napoleon's
' assistance by offering to cede Venetia to
France
. . .
, •No doubt it is to . her Interest so to do.
,
. 1 1 :But wby Andrew Johnson, President qf the
American. Herdic,. should insist. upon the .
cession of the victorious North to the con
.. ~ quereci South, for the pUrpose of 'conciliating
the traitors, is a mystery that I will norst
- tempt to solve..
I think to, cede. the South more than she
:was li-rhting for , Is very Seedy indeed.
6
1 Prussia and Italy will not accept the pro
-is,. posalsfor an armisticp. .
--. The defeat of the Austrians at. Sadowa is
i attributed to the fact that Gen. G. B. 31eClel
',. last planned the campaign. Thisneed not ex
! cite surprise, for I learia that. George "Ls the
only American officer allowed at the. Austrian
Headquarters." . . ' •
"If Benedek," said Vk Emanuel to tat
'. , after the battle—"lf Benedek should be" su
:,- pervaded by Little 3lack, we can disband half .
of our forces; and still have men enough to
. wipe oat the Austrians. It Would be bully,
. _
'.; wouldn't it?"
•,:- •It is evident that Vie has been reading
Greeley's American Conflict. -
At the brittle referred to, the Austrians lost
. . upwards of, considerablef---perhaps more.
• Garibaldi, shory ed me a poem he has - written
; • la commemoration thereof, commencing—
"O at the battle of Stulowa,
- - - The Austrians had to eltedad away."
- , A New Jersey paper says that hostilities
have ceased, and will not be resumed until
tore fighting takes place. . •
:Geo. N.Banders, fortherly of thet. S., but
1 ' latterly of Canada; has offeredhis services .to
,:
. Garibaldi. . . - '
... They were not accepted. '
• 4 : - - .
' .., --i'Baldi told George . that if he should here-
after require the services of cut throats,.
blacklegs, incendiaries, and blackguards, he
i . would give him the post of honor. lie said
he would also endeavor to secure "H. A.
.-‘, -Wise, C. S. A.," Vallandigham, Gen. Roes
' • seau, Cowan, Doolittle and Clymer. •
: • It is now believed that Prussia and Italy
- will accept theproposals for 711:1 nrmstice, and
: . •
that the war is Virtually ended. '
The Prussians, however, are pushing into
Bohemia, and a battle will take place to trier
- riiw, if. possible, for the benefit of the news
paper reporters,
• The Bohemians are flying to New York,'
where they immediately secure •positions on
the daily and weekly press. . •
I am suffering severely . from a singular
wound I received On the field a' few days
ago. . . . .
In attempting to pronounce a Prussian of
ficer's name, I dislocated my jaw. Fact! .
Gariboldi censured um for my rashness; but
I told him I. expected to suffer much more
for. the Freedom of Italy.. . -
• With moistened eyes the
. Gen. wrung my
r. hand, and asked Inc to loan him a pistareeu.
" There's but one thing in tlais world, den.,
1 _i- that compels me to refuse," I. sadly said.
tt '" What is that 2" - . •
' " I have nary a pistareen." - . .
Itt4. Will accept the proposal for an armis
tice if she is allowed to occupy all the fort
teases in the Quadrilateral, six in the Pa rallel
..ogram, and four in the Rectriangular.
' A draft for three hundred thousand more is
ordered in Hungary..,
- The Hungarians, however, are.nerhtingry
i for it,. -.
. .
---TAerieliVllß-3 as the Copperhead', call
it an Abolition outrage—unconstitutional—
and refuse - to enlist. • •
Those who are not able to fork over three .
hundred dolls commutation money, are ske
daddling to Canada.., . . . .
- In this respect they are not altogether un
like the Copperheads at home. • •
The Gitumaker or Monow hascommand of
the 17th ikr y Corps. : . • •
\\
The Gunm ker . performed some wonderful
exploits with e sword in days agone; and
his services are w valued .at no less than
.three hundred dollars er mouth.
You can read all a the Gunmaker in
.back numbers. of the . N. I dger.. .
This morning a .COpperhe i asked me if I
knew what caused, the present struggle.
I had to confess that; didn't—not quite. .
"Well," said he, '1 : will tell you. Xassa
clinsetts, and some other New England States
in America . , caused this war for the purpose
of making niggers better than white. Men."
I now believe thisfellow was Pendleton, of
Ohio; in disguise. . '
Still, I find that the Copperheddi here are
almost as ignorant, and lying cussed as the
' Copperheads in my own, my native land.
Piussia,• it is believed, will accept the pre
poialsfor, an armistice, but demands the oc
cupation of Europe, 3"exico, Calthurnplan
stadt, Corn Island, and Rhinderpestadt. •
- Readingpa, a German City not on the Po,
was occupied by a force of three or four thou
iand Copperheddi, last week, who pillaged
' the town and drank all the Beer. • -
Their debauchery was of brief duration,
however. A' small force of Jaywgearylites
Frith Liberty for -their. their war-cry, caused the'
bopperlieddi to 'drop their Arms and take to
their Legs.. - • . • -
The town of .Jiminlp ats was taken by storm
last night. -• ' . . .
orra of wind and rain—a perfect
hurricane. •
• Garibaldi lost heavllly.
t He lost a heavy bag of Ducats,. playing Old
Sledge . with Victor Emanuel.
Already a Bohemian, anticipating the re=
snit of the war, bas offered to write the Prl
' son Life of Benedeir, provided he - can find a
craven doctor to lend his name as author.
- All the disappointed milce-seekers, and the.
Copperheddl, and the Lazzaroni, and the So
eesbi, and•the Adjohnsonni, are now concen
trating their forces for a .grand invasion of
Philadelphia, about the middle of •August.
In view of this, the citizens are already se
crating their jewelry, and silver plate, and
gold headed canes. •
- Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi are unani
eons In their relief that, if John W. Geary
-! Is elected Governor of Pemsylvania, and
.Congress holds out against the President, the
eountry.is safe.
I assured them they need ktaN:e no fears on
that score. '
The backbone of the F ! nropean war is not
tittle broken,—but I arn •
Too Twos.—lf Gen. Grant should be noni-
I dated by the Republicans and elected to the
illresidency in 1869. he wM turn ont the Isorst
:T e reoldent we ever had! • - •
. .
you •see ?--he will turn out .A.: John
on the following 4th of . Mareb,—and it is
s.7pretty generally conceded that he lathe worst
ittPresident WE ever had.
.A.47 - r.er young Islay. says thtit the Males
- - ore of no account from the time the ladies
kissing them
. as infantti, till they com
:-ireeece kissing- tbem, as lovers.
Qlerg by the Coroposivor.—Wh ere i ts that
~ A fr ou ng lady •
_• 'Az, Mr. Simkins, we have tot chairs '
~,. •isnough for our company,' said a gay Nitre to
•.' - ' , •,- - g..,'- 7 , -er frugal husband. - ..: i , _
- 11.1
.70;. 6 „,,,.. *
N0. , ,,,.,k i Plenty of chairs my dear, but - a little too
'-', 4 ! ,. ...•3.::. 4.. etch company.' -• _ • . . •
-;-... , - . 4.t . P.,•l)mow why that old-fashiOned pistol
.4:,•itlg . „_ : ilied' your'n" ilia granpa fit with in. the Revolw
7,,,,...„. ition h called aborse pistOl.'
It-- i • 'Why ray son?' - • -
7 -, '7 l ' - • '
%.."----•
~;•:BrS'1.10$:; - -i .v4iti)...;:. - - , :
.. . .
PECTACLI6.B 041.1111 k :EWE
O:GLASELM--A Lar ..14eicrtek
meet on bind and for bile y JOSEPHlffilial,
Watchmaker it Jeweler. - Centre .Bt.. Pottmlile,;three
doors nboye ft!et Mortimer Hone. Abte11....3;446-- 9 .
ACB'THE 01 1 11. - PAP.IIII.
•
S. &pie a Ppand paid 11i.r clean White Wrltth and
hiagerlde Per—andlOECO Old Neirepapar,'Pataphlet.;
and 014 Boo.: with the antra takers ofr.;.: . .o:dered Pa'
per 1 cent a .land., • . 8' B6lQ~dll
wrrKur, AND I,I7BRIOATBIG
O. I. -S
The FabkribPl bon band a lot pf-Ptiris WINTER
BLEACHED WHALE- OIL. Alen''• •••• -
.14DpCiriOY Lubricating" Oil . •,• •
For Rine Alachinery of all /dada, equal to Larder
Sperm %Also. - •.- . • •
• Itleccn rind Engine•lmbrientilii Ono: •
from 45 cents to i 5 cents a gallon. all -of I.h:eh-will. be
• sold et the very'l.met4. rates. Orders solicited. ' • .
• • '--• B. BANI4Y.
.•, . . •
..S
mErtertAAV TAILOR'
• CESTEE ST.,POTTSVILLE,' PA, , •
z•IfiSERIE DXE I /tt;
WATfIiIiAKER AID - 3ENFECEIRi
'''' Centro gt., Pottsville, •
(three awn , above the 3fortinaer 'House.) he lOW on
hand a large and welt !elected aesortmout of tine •
G old and gilver.Wateheer
Alan' a large variety or fine Gold Jewelry.. Gold Chains
ldedallione,tar - and Finger Mugs, - Breeetpine. Brace
let!, Gold Fenella. Pons, Armlets: Thimbl e s; Snob,
Bottom; Batto, . all of width' will be ode*.
:ler mato at - greatly redated prima.' •
.Particular attentiongiven .reindring Of Watcbes;
Clockr-and,Tesvelry.. Mardi 3, 4 66 —9-..
::HE NRY LOECHEL,.
•-• YrdneravilleStreet;.Pottrillli, • .
, . • am.7. ,- bracitmmr. or • . . •
ALL KINDS OF CANDIES
Raspberri - & Lemon Syrups,
Which he .411 s cheaper than eln be purchased in the
• citim Give him a call, and Jiidge for yonreelveq,
lane 9,
ITATRERgTADT & Coi • •-
.•
• • • GRA11111.1IOLTE;
untiroia Ilt.; - •bel*rea • Muriel and Cal
lowblll, Pottsi . rille; Pa.,
-.• • • • . •
Where is always kept ic large ' amortment at. •
Floor, &c.
15-tf .• .
Grain,
iflay 5, 14
011-A-S. LOGUE
scnouvsALa Draira
FbnIGN IfOKESTIO
•
WINES AND LIQUORS
°entre Et, Opposite American,House,'
POTTSVILLE, PA.
ar- ASLO, SOLE AGENT TOR .i 7
HUBBELL'S GOLDEN BITTERS,
=A Sure Remedy for Dyspepsia.
NTISHLER'S BITTERS
FOR SALE. '
BOURBON "WHISKY
AID VANDERVEEIVS SCHIEDAN SCHNAPPS.
Jane 2}'043 - 22-1.2 •
• • POTTSVILLE•': - .. •
ROPE, TWINE, LINE, '.AND.. pAcKrtsrei.
• : 'Mainz factory, .
lIIINERSVILLE 11()AD . ,
POTTSVILLE, PENS VI V. 4 NIA
The sabeeribei t havfng commenced the 'above busi•
nets to .Pottsville, ..respcctfully solicits a share of the
p , ttronage of . the Ilnslueis Men of Schuylkill County.
ilavinq had C long experience An the husinecs he: is
confident of being able to r, , ntier w,tißractu , n
3TENRY JACKSON, Agt.
•Mayl9, , 116 ' : - 7 : . tru-am
B. DA DD.
ca.—An nachingeksays:
it in New York at All
‘ll price • of a iruOrn onn
To.urr.—"The 13011th
vs nil Ricn.
vrtress Itfoatoe. - . -• '
142 a OT
t,.49ppa-bsid.
MEMNM
SEIDEL & HAMMERBLEY,
=MEI
. .
. . .
Western .White a nd Bed )Irhent.Flour,
. May, Grain Potatoeh, and Bed-.
' and Wh ' ite .Aleih C2-0,1..i04,'. :. •
...
CO FLYER ,61.1,1.011711 Ili . .A.:i'D R.A..112;0 4 1 D. STS.
J. J. ©'NEIL '.& CO.,
Jll)enirric in. iron, Nails; Spiky., Oils and
Supplier in gencral.
. .
Ware ROorne•Eatlrnad and CEntre-Strcet, Pott.Eville
Office Mahantur.no St., next to rnton ..
Juno . "
L -F:.:bVKiTNEY,
BANKER,
OENTE,E• BTREET,.,:POTTSVIT.Tx
benier. in
AMERIOAN AND .F.OR:EIaN
GOLD AND. SILVER,
Foreign Exakange,
United. Statei Bonds,
Quartermaster's VUttehers
And llncurrent Money.
:MONEY RECEIVED ON. DEPOSIT.—.
INTEREST allowed as per spacial agreement.
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold at
the New York and Philadelphia Boards of
:Brokers at the.usual Commission.
GOVERNMENT
NATIONAL - BANK.
Offers for; sle at lowest market tale
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
5.,7-30 Treas. Notts ,&& Of Aug. 1.5:''61
" " " " June 15, '65
cc " " S ' July 15, '65
5-20 Lonn of 1862.
5-20 Loan of . 11364.
5-20 Loan of `1565..
1.0-10
10-40 Loan of 1864.
GOLD, STOCKS AND. BONDS ,
AND ALL
GOVERNMENT BEOIII3ITIEB BOUGHT
AND SOLD.
- . DRAFTS
On EsT,lend, lrelnnd. Franco and Gerinsny, for Bale in
nuns to nit poreamee _
a. R. ,-- TZLNGER, - Csehler.
Pottsville, •framasy 3. '46 --1-1 f
1866. DRY GOODS._ 1866.
WHITFIELD &DORNAN I
Centre Street, Poltsviile, Penna.-,
Ilive opened, at reduced wire% klirge stock of gnodF
suitable. for Spring .and Summer. trade.. Bevrtifol
styles of----
Spring. Poplins, •'. "• .. - -
. • • .• . .
• French Perealcsi .. ... -•. . . !: -
English thlirbes, • _ . ... . .
- • - ~ Patti', Silks ' , • .
.. .. ; _ ...
••• .
.. Plain - Pad! iie Soles, -• , . •
-- . " -. .• - - lffolre antiques- ' ,
. , . •A 101 l flew of'
Embroideries and *hit*, Goods,::" -. : '": .
. . Plain r and Plaid Organdies; • •••
. . • Plain and:Plaid hainsooks, -'.
• :..
. • .• .- , , Plalnsuad • Plaid. Cimbrles, . _ •
.:&iegantstylee In
,f.mbrolereit tamorah, -. :: ..- • ..
-: '
rrituthj`srbi*Claiiimerga;
- '.,. cloalonit'coitisi
1 •71)e usual reiriet; of rtsti7lCo . reity in thii •
. , . •• •
.. . ~ . _ • , •.. .. " ,
... ..: ~ I , I=ThitY v bt.PAIITIEENT ' •
....
~ They racosiso Wok to their , .:,
." -: • , • : -OLOAX .. .DEPOTIEUT , —•-• '.
A compiete mortmeitof : — ' -
•
'cni.Lnitrx!s GrAIRMUIENTS,.
•
•
.
i n n u ttie Imre etriee. end pay pextScotai attendee
to ttilsbrioxtfor their brAtuna. They would' nua
rite Attentkin to-ttar dock , • --!
Pis. DommTio:6lloDß ;
. .
Whialst*svM sett 'Lillie: Teti to t. Market takaa,
Vitt 4:mutant additions talbelratorkr, andll3 a can•
tinued.e.finttoe. they baps taiiefe4, sqbreLeit4
abardatrnaaga so3lberilly:octed.. llamTore.
Tplaitlarfeat assattateat..ot Dret4 Cork' , " Etattcats
• and Trusinatamp! aA pula at WALSER & FM,
Ntrii11&1911*11/4 , laugh 4....25408 •
Mini
Tun iiisogewe iiittaci4iiii l re
From chic**Artg,lTTlfts4 -
THE atimrr OPEltAitel4ltratocgiox:
ticitOt truiltiail#4* ° #, 4l l - A , M 321
as soni ,*oeti t ( e sa lo Wit *O 4 woo .a
committee has he* 4144,tei on- , teNitt Air P0 4 ,90. 0 '
to fiopedowa a i nd. conduetThe!3t-itit4:".-t --. 4
Tie sabfetiPt 6 i°l3/o;:wll°3l.°l4°X.-wiit be
tran t r a te d- t° li t e *h d t i g tlf' &6l3ltantea '
hare7rmie charge thereof, and who will ermerintld tits
•
drawing sod the awards. _miss committee _ has been so
:le:Jai from . among oar brAt. - Algebe_ sail iiiealtWet
,caritaliaW Thair-Pamea are a toot 5-atrairtth* as
cuterprin'ttiat hie= emiliteallie2lll4aniles
co operagan :, of Ait love;1 - thmcgliOnt 63d1
. , .
names as the I:apOTing are a guarantee of. good .41111
. . • • ..
sr:3 nn impuraxce that "nottkirig tiehanorable-will.ma
the brillislaq of #:comin*datali :ind:beitelioanti pro.
jest The.-eummittte
.COLCipOVI4 of the. folloc!ieg
ti .
sentl~+men
Presideat Uniorctlationsl fanin
Amos T Ball; Ttionsiai Cldeaio, Burliaitpn and.
Quincy }:fr,llroad.
s!mlnirk as Co
Clinton Briggs, Ewing, Briggs 85 . Co
J. C. Dore. Preedent of the &lard of Triode
J nea li. Bowen, Pr 4 . l !4 s
ant tilird-Natton.4l.Ban,l:.
C,.FArgo; Apnt . 4ineriam Eirets
Traw-ls A. Ilvlthrin, ex-Ltentenant Governor.
31nrui & Scott, 11.1eratkv.
J. A. 'President Eecoirl !Idiom! 33;iik.
7 hew name are safteient paraotee that the pro
ceeding n'.ll be epnBtiete4 -with the tr.oet perfect fair
ncas crd integrity
Tlic fpljowipe. itit49lned . ,3 ajki3vyleuiq?•o!
iht take!ii..liy the Cliiettiti ttit the'
inccess of the enterpn*.and of the, wenn 'approval of
,
ttir plp..-0137 - gentidmpn of. hih...ccapmerritil per
tonal siarldtp,g
bmciso; 111., dune 1,1886.
U. 11. CSOIIIITt Esti
ter.in fint—We have been pleased
to lea4n . that you havegCcided to adopt the •'Art
ETD to " .princias in the ppern
;4 - eh . onid be glad uncrise
each an enterprise rntiei . any'eircumstances it rOnlil
add greatly to antgiaillaci4on.lo tedleo that in acconi
dint' y - Oni own Wlsbea you Ind 'given . additional
.16-
petai to the development of rdsthetic tsgottraonfx ne
-Thitt this would-be only the nitti#2l . -„inta:i of tlic6llB
tri'bt:ttion,.as propoodl, of a lino nutobOf of first Class.
'aintings and engniFinge we have no 'doubt; end we
congratulate the piabhe upon • this fad UWell neupon
the no less, important one that they possess in your
oTn Hell eftalAsbed Integrity EatilfaclOry. : gbarartiO
that the enteiprie wit!. l*ta!rlyind honoraMicon
With every. wietattiat yoit may aneceed - 7e are, dear.
Or, your; very tritly,
• E: B..McCagg. • • •
• W. F. itooleangli; President 'Union. Nalonal Bank.
S. B. Cobh, .
Hiram Wheeler, Wheeler, - inner A: Cal, • Elevatc.r:
• ThOrnr.a Church. : • . ' .
J. A. EMS, President Sechnd National Bank.
A: W. Mack, Editor and Prop. Chicagl Republican: -
Mods T. 116.11,„ Treasurer C. B. & Q. R. R.
Mahlon D. Orden, Fieetwond ' •
I. Y. Munn. Munn &. Scott, Eleitater. • •
Jertime• Beecher.
:Wesley :Munger, MAinger, Wheeler' & =Co.'," El evalor:
E. IL Haddnck.
E. I. Itinkharn. Cashier S.erond National Bank;
' Chas. L. Wilson, Editor and'Prop. Chicago' Junrtml.,
11. F.: Get:. Freight,A.gent - ,.Mich. con. R. R.
W. Sargent; E.:Drareett, Doggett, - Bassit & Hill. •,••
H. W. Hinsdale. llbisdale, Sibley &. I 'kßilcPlt. • •
'S. D. Kirribrirl:,.Hall; liinabark &Co:
•
• Ira Holmes, Cashier Third National Bank. • ,
E. G. L. FttXoll, EllYo/1 at CO, • . .
A. Burley, Barley and Tyrrell. • : • '
Nathan.Mears, :Steam Bates & Co. • . .
Chilton triggs,Eiviug,Tl
.riggs &-Co.
James en—President rildrlNatinr.al Bank.
flaancey T. Bowen Brothers._
Jame< C. Farts; Agent American Express. '
Geo. 1.. I.troaltip; Superintendent Northwestern R. R,
N. R . :FA:bank. • • ' • • ,
•.J. C. Bac,- President of Beard of Trade, ' •'• '
neorre V. A. Healy, Artist. •.*
B,Wrel;:vitorth. . ...;
(ieorCe S..B.Aveo, Bowen BrA hers; •
W. F. Storiiy, Editor and Pr01i...0147,0 Times. •
Percy IL Faiqh, n ff il moste i rt , R . irt .
c. 31..1fen ti:tree:l; C. Het:demon :
11. II lIAGIE, q
Y. Y. • • '
~, !Asti-orb, P. Wa,f.tworttfit os..
L. Z. I.eite - , & Leiter. • ,
Ffancia ,A.lioffni.m,:Es-Lieutenant Governor. ••
Pet. r I'atte'. United St:4es Assessor. • '
• - Carl P. W. :lunge:ol , lller Mse:.4 National Bank. :
. A..C. llersing, Editor. Striate - •
' Julian S..Rutas.e,7,.Ex.-31ayor. • .
• • • ••
• David A. Gaga, shennau House. • . .• •
FROM THF, ATITiTS :ov.:\ - ENr FORK, .PRILA:
• . - DELPHIA AND , BOSTON. • . •
Czo6T,,Esq., ,
lirkn the tuideritned, cf
ITILPELPERA. AND 'BOSTON
learnlng oryner late misfortune;. end the gnneront. de
. .
's Ire Of your fellow claim! of Chien() and ofheis to
alt ion in re : eitalgtehing yonrielf through . the ene
CCES of the
'•CROSBY OPERA HOUSE:. ART ASSOCIATION,.,
take pleatare. in assiarlng yen or our henity.. good will
S ou !11l tmar7;eas and nonttn
nane.in wall inininging , art saAT'anttiiins:
ly and ge.ner.ouslY,befgrepar..N4.blope.ciple
"I , ,TCWTORK ARTISTS, .•: • • . • •••
A. Bierstadt, •. •• . Hart, . •
P.radford,•• ',• W. S..IIsTs, • , .
A. F. • •S. R. Gilfoni, • •
Launt l'hompson,• • .•.R. W. Ilnbb3rd,..
Thonias Lceloar,' r.thattock, •• •
B. J. Grey. , •
W. J. treacle, ••• I.'ll. easilear,• . -
Thomas Hicks, ' • L Sontag,
Fre d ericka ehurch•,. -•:. I. F.•Kenselx - , . • ,; .•
.E. Letitia, . Constance Maier, ; • ••, •
W. IL Beard, . . . IL Neltg t - • • •• •
William Page, •• • •
I.OIIIE Lane. : ' J. F.:Cr . opsey; : •••
iratTke M. Hart, ; • " Bterort,
J u n e D: Fabronms,
James Fomian; .: • J. B. Stearns,:,'
• •••
. Thomas T. Ilenry•Smitti, •• • ,
Ed.' Moran, . • • :Thomas. Moran,
•
George 0. Laiubdin, :• J. R. Lintbditt, •
P.. B. Waugh, . Edmond D.
.E. H. Irensott, - '• • John - Sanain, ••. . -
p. , I. Hamilton;' .: • • .
Rothormel, .e t G. Rosenberg.- • •
.
•
'BOSTON ARTISTS. • , •
Geo: L. Firotx - n,• T. Robinson. - • •
Virgil Williams, •-• ;A. H. - Backneeil,.
W. A. Gay, • • • • F. D.
J. Itlorviller; • •• Cats,. •
F. J. Fletcher, ; p J.: Ames, •
Geo. - Faller,. • • : - F..M. J. Joh . nston,
Wm..ht.Fieber, *. • -F. H. Debois. .•-• .
WHAT. THE PRESg. SAY
1r120)1..-TITE. YEW TORS 111ERCTTRY.,.. . 1
There can be little wonder that . the artiste of the
Unitel Statee haTe already marked their • cordial ap.
Korai of so grand a plait, aral we cOnceive that this, •
with the letter endorsing it by all- the - principal citi
zens of Chicago. will. at onco . remora any
' doubt re-,
electing the genninerioss •of the Assoctatlon. • •which,
:might othenvise. probably be entertained. The Ten>..
Inn:some rit:once.take sharealiti . the. Crosby Ar t,
'Association; while those who like chance thin aselsted'
by certainty will do eo. because they itre certain of at.
.once realizing the valnoof the ^r6 Walch they
• • .
FROM THE NEW TOYS • a/13MR, •
• A Fon Trim IiPLOtt.A.TITI4.—An'y pertiOn Who
may.be disposed to gayest $5- withoatauy chance rf
norreceiv.ing the value of his Money.. acid theagreea-.
ble prospectbefore hint of..perchatm. afew.months:
retiring torest a poor.man and•awakening. more than
half. a.railitonaive; -may now do so by. visiting - or: wri
tineto the Art Institute. No. 6•2sBroadway. and taking
rt - aharegn the firosby , Opera House Art -Association.
• •
' FROM TiIi.CIICAGO TIMES. • -
• NOthing eo grand as . this "project was ever before
conceived: There never MILS one which Involved so
'much property . : and again, there never was • another
one in which the public could invest moneTwith
the sans certainty that the transaction would be con-'
shaded by.hononible men: de will be seen,'lli. ,Cins;
- by has submitted his plan to the best Men in•Chica,go,.
and they give it a cordial and unhesitating endorse
ment- There can be nothing "corer than the fact that
the operation Is in honorable bands. ,and that every dol
lar will boas properly accounted for aa If,deposited in
absnic .
. . ,
•
• • .FROM THE . NEWYORK LEADIM..
.• The enterprise which Mr. Crosby has inaugurated Is
quite abode the . common-order„ , .. It is 'endorsed by the'
principal citizens of Chicago-sand by our leading 'art
ists, and theta can be no question that it. will, be hon.'
•
Drably and legltimately'couducted ,-- It is designed IRA
popular medium to:beantify the • bemes'of the . people
by mesenthag, them with fine engravings. If Mr..Cros,
by haffehin•en :this novel phtil.to relieye himsslf from
temporary'lnancial esabarrassments, that does. not
affect.tbe benefits .which must arise - from the circula
tion of -sip many , artistic pictures anion(; those who do
not usually spend their
. money for, works of. art; ;...
' SPECIAL NOTICE - .—The'.Cresby Ciperallotise Art
Association is no, spectilathe gift 'enterprise, and ninst
net be confounded wittidollar gift concerts, which have
been advertised to take place at the OperaHnuse with
oat the nrithority orconsent' of the proprietors.. • .
. *
. .
NOTlCE.—in : e;rdering. Ceitiflcaios pie name en-
gracing desired.- Send orara, - Post-otlice money orders
.or groeubacirq, with in:times of town; County nct&State
All orders should :be addreFerl. to 11: CROSBY,
Actuary A. A...and turreted. ehher:to 6t5 BroadWaY r
:or'2e; Crosby Opera •ChierigO,
pIiOSPECTVS:
In tlai • Sp:lcg of :15Z, :31x. tLtoghT ct,mpleted
hie trignitstrit Opera. Itortse t c4t..0 . t . stioegpoty.:.
Owing to the ireat eiceeia of this expOnditarooveitho
original tie as vraltlng frimi the eahe.peiftmtble
of mnterinl• . and latiOr daiing
. the'7)l4 . fro..* Fiio4lll6L-*
'131:111' dad Itnpiroveme*t urgetted* du! :piorres!: of
the work, which Isereriacesair7to,Ferf.ct geoign,
end from otherimforoneeth. canisei cu**
sari to . ? lira:, Mr. Crosby became flasicially'4ri:aluir.
rased armi onlyinicivieded labia parpolie of erizot to
.CSikago tftisztable' 'Traric of art at ate saarillei.of hia
rillier l 6ollll2l3ll43llall Of the IMISTIert7I3I,F.
canary, ttst trietsb of Art In this anemisterasittes
bars spgeathe Idea of 13;itkipliftitlisiiiiesi
a !" a ti a lial PiatMati4daX'.llo4o.! nh ID isdng+..
apoo.the Art
theappeainloCletiimed TlTiO4crozer.'W
4(C k lic *-
tb t --12 5 0 i 1 A 1/13fifi i*** 11 " -44041' .. "
the 04ects Yilkb in** be the reiTirolicia of the
falitnivoit'of the OrnltosuliS tittShtdtatiaq
;7:: - ',e,'-:.i••,. , ; , ,•: , .: 4,1 ) ,:,;. 5, , ;
:,ipp , :i t -t•A
...10: . . : .--,,,,-.
ft , 4
HE esaisiiii4aitirioN.,
Ot!IF - 11.9*-0 19 !KO PAtligoadashg t al** ;
gellick4 tali-the W4B.ooWllilljttelsibilt
taa recrived. • -
• E
0. 6 = 1 4 - - 41 •7 1011 •azd'• liPPOrt . Pst '
" 813114 Tet 1 644tbeii.attA
tion'ofßir:Crostioe tuiered
me i t ' 7 ietlak l iP ss / 3 "/COVtOthilegt4 l lo 6l3l uLT
et their finegt..warke inch alitzgendactiantroni
,
the imirkeivalte ol:thePaintbigs u to fil!itte
eorikt*ii:"4'fol.tiA jgpetit a*y.-:The.t3imik..‘,
and Pipi`Orp.;4ktaie laritrirdijohied wi h the 4.r-
dos in is!ssi4r pbenoty, and turn) furni4e4-.the:
plates/aid the inutretre suppiy of litriUtrings requisite,
for dritilbatiOn at a .in - te - o..whiehlei'veit a mak. lib
istpa':aii„ri iiimplimoat- to Mr; Crosby Ftiiie°ihe
public Will n3te . Ire thaEnita . vingia of a aoitaia greatir
than the original soisoripiiioprfoe, ; It is propoecil to
award thebipAra Hp* and-Nntlaga
cniabers ofdie Ausociation-:-
Tag .02ERA 1:10b;Si3 BEING OFTEIiED.Ag.FIRST
.sezarjng -ia,.eAraSegeotte Wei or the property
at ttel actual cos!. 'to Crcebp. la .A miiner
Which will et the seine time ptumete thoiry whicef of.
ita erection,
.114 advatreesitent'or AmeriCah Art
In icquieele4lee vitit this ennestiop,lti.OßOßßY
OPERABOUSEA.RTOIAtON hie been formed
upon the fulleirini -plan
_._
_. . . .. . . . . .
• There mill be teemed to members earlitlcateefor 21tV : .
.000 shares; , et $5 eachommbering froral. to .210,000 111-
elntlve., which entitle the holier to recehe one or more
of the first clam steel engraringehereinaftei described,
a glare In the award of premburos, atid free admission
to the galleries of the Aseociation nntgthe award takes
SECOIt`T)
'There aiiarded tire membera.as prc
mlamP the
OROSIii..OPERS. HOLSE.AND LOT ON WaTtila IT
Erected at n mist Of six lnindred thotteind'dolliire,
gether with all the splendid stage scer.ery,
• nery, Inmitureifixtrirea andheeessories; and..
. .
TnaptilltErtipltED:•ollolGE.Al9) VA.L7ABLt. OIL
. . . .. • - . . .
By
,thellre American Atats, awing athich aio Bier
. •
..- gtadt's great. Painting , intltk4, -•-
,
. -. • `THE .Y.O: SLNEITE '`VA.LLET;"- -.- ' -,' _,- •
. . .. - - • -
.Valued. at twenty Ittonsmed a magnificent
landscape. abonvb by 11 feet in size. .Now on aahibii
.tion at the Crosby Art Gallery. • • . '
Cropears great worli. entitled - •
.. "AN AMERICAN AtrrusiNi" •
-Vabled it six thousand' &Ilan. a tlorions'Anintanal
Landicape. about •S' by:l4:feet •is size, and the original;
.from tha-Clirnmo • Enparing, mintadin'eobarei
eicinsively for tba -Association, ;was- taken. This line
work is on oxhibittorint.thagallery of the - Assocbtion.
In Saw York. ,
-Schussele4 Great*ationsl -tbiltting of. the Adaerlcan.
• . " • Authors,' entitled.. • -• •
.IWAS7IIN GTON IftVING•A•ST , HIS •PTiTEND9. O . '
Valued at five thousand dollars. This :magnificent
work of art is about 7 tlyfeetln size, and the origi
nal from whichlhe.snperia 'Steel •(to he la
. acted to shareholders) is 'engraved. and is: now exhibl,',
tint by the Associationin Cincinnati. • '• •
llsrVs Charmiag.and ,Celebratad Paiiiii.ng of American.
• . . Scenery, . entitled. • • • • ,
. • ' • 4WOODS TN
•
.Va.load at flva.tbOusanct dotlara.,A apfundbl Painting
—size about i 61,10 fait. Onexhibliltu at the Crosby
Art Uallery.
. . .
' Coultant MeyerlebratOd PaiOttog, entitled
. r's .
• • . "IttCOGNITION," . • . •
. . ..
'Allied at ': ll re tlviniand dollari.,: k larze.Rielorleal
Work:—the latinToffi Battle Field. Size about Sby 12
feet: : 'Now' exhilAtiag.by the' Maociation at St. Lciula.
•
Beard's Great-Westeriatandacape, entitled '• .
- • • "DEER ON .TRE PRAIRIE . .. , '. •. .. .-•
Yained at four thciasand dnitars.. Size about S by 10
feet. - Sow in,the'CresoY Art Gallery.
•••• • . Olga - ours 3Eat.tificent landscape, entitled . I,
• . - "ALPINE SCENERY . ..! • •
' • .• , • Valued' at three • thousand dollars. • • . •
Also, work by the following, eminent artlnts: ;:
Blerstadt,, . • • Cropsey. • • • • I
•
• . .• '. • . . • ,
Bradford, ; ' .• •, Coloman,. ,
Ran ford R. • :Lang,' •.; • • •• ', .'• .
itamee M. Bart, . • Cuts:taut Meyer,
Huntington. • • -3lct:ntee,-
W;liiam liar ,_
. • E. 'Moran, -. • •••:, •• . I
.Ge - t. 110, • ' • ''F.•Atirltson Itichards, -
•Ltubbard, - •. • ' Shattuck,. • ; I
Hazeitide, •. . Sentag; •
Johnson,' Edwin White, • ' • - "-•
Tastruan,': 'l •.. • .
Kensett,- • • . WhittriAge, - •
Leatto, • . • .. • . •.• And realty . others,
Full 'catalogues of
.Ivbiclt socin.he bugled, • Thie' . I
Rplendlcl, Garllcr.r...erobrAtlngepectiaerlsuf neatly all the
leading painterAsd the country; and illustrating notrly
every echool-af American Art, will. also cmpprise the
entire prirAAte collection of Mr. Crosby: (ineludlng, those
welt itt.t..-Wn 'and favorite paintings, the... School E.K. I
81..th1111:41 ' ' , Doable Treat,.. - and •:Selectii . .. the Bridal-
theta.") Alio,.the• original life-size bust-of.
• • ABRAHAM LINCOLN, .• • ••
from life. executed.in the purest...Carrara Statuary
Marble, by L. W. Vulit, lb which has been as.igned a •
place to the World's Expoeltiiii,.to he hell Pails to
lia7. • Vslued.ht . Now Oa exhibition it the
CviSby Gallery. . -• ' • . - • -
NoTg. —Mr: Volk has konerrinsly astented to the par;
chase of this splendid work lay.the Associaticin. trust
ing that the person to within It.sliall be awarded will
c.aisent tO its being exhibited a titre "Exposi
timr• as intended. with pr:,per security for tt, setter r_
.•
In order that every cerdllasthaiiall entitis the holder
to a'prorditun In•th iiward,.tha'Assuciation will, In ad
ditind to the three hundred and two-premiums ezinmer;
awl . , award to every member who shall not bare re
- retred• ono of the came, an . .eng,rmitig . of _the Opera
To enable the public' tojudge for theinFelves of the
zreer.therits of these parntin;fir. the entire col!ectirse,-
by far the largest- and-A:lux:1 valuable ever off •rol by
any ArtCuion,willbe placed' ort exhilittlon .0 the
- awned takes place, apart, alternately, at. the -fo-qi
trite. t i Broadway.-New York': and at the erc.r.he oat
lery, in - the Opera lionse,'Chleago, ' the holden -, ',if Ger
tillcales befog entitled to . adalls.-Jlin trine!' charge •
Order : of issOingCeiciftentes . of .11fOnabi;r:
FOR $5, ONE SIIARE OF CERTIFICATE OF
• BERSIIIP • - *. .
le a=acd; r.rd .with it one of the tollowin ; Le:nal:tit
Steel Env - It - singe
• '; •
..: • 'TILE LITTLE WANDERER,'' • •
foci the origlnnl, tic eminent Thom, ka•d; 'or
•.• . • • ' "GATHERING APPLE'S," -.• • •
. . . .
a cbalmlug..Rantl Sacue,teoas
. the oiig4ial, by Jeriane
TWO SIIL/E.E,, (513; CERi'IFICATF.s
.
are issue; with whiei the hoider reeerns thoSOperld.
meet Engraving of. the American Anthori,
IRVINEi . AND 4LS FRIENDS AT
*r. • SU.NNYSIRE,”' • s.• •
. .
from, thS great tational painting, by Parley & Sebussed%
•
. .
FOR tEitTLE'IOATE.S .
are faancd.wittrwnich the .holder niceiree the charm
ing Allegarical.Engrasing on goal; entitled 1.
• ' • -"MERCPS - DREA3I,.. 7 '
from the original, - by the great • American artist,
, - , .
.FOli. VO, FOUR SIIARES OF .CERTIFICA.TES•
. . - .
'ate 15nned, wlth - svhich the. holder recelvon theinperb.
ehronio d.'ngraving..,. printed: in colors, and levied ex-.
th-lvely, by the . •'Arc..iissocintldn." .. .. . . ..
• • •A.I`.44I.IO:Rt • C` , AN AUTt_MIN,"
by the cetebiatett . e.it'ist, J. r:Cropcey. "•• . .
• :•FO.ft . $20, - TEiN SIIARES O 1 CERTIFICATES
. . . .
Are i l ,„ned, with which the hold& receives a choicO art;
fat proOf.of 'either one of the following subjects
•.E(is FRIENDS,
• • "CROFSEriti
• . • • OE, .-lielto3f , ii...DßS4Sl2' , - .
prOorvare the viery'iret • impressions taken
from the plates, are limited 11 number, each one being
retouched andTigned by the Artist, making them rare
and desirable . . . .
. .
The plates of the Engravings lutvlig been eeeored:
by- the Association on thamostilberal terms; they are
enabled to offer entirely new works at the lowest
publishers' ratei.:
• Thins it la seen that all purchasers' •of the. above
Mtgraving4 receive at once
. the value of their money,
and in addition a certificate in the award of premiums,
and free admission to the. Art Galleries... . • • •• • '
mE FinsT PREMIU3I..
CRU9BY , EI OPER& 1101-8 B
. .
.18 situated drWsislungton street, ..whh. a frontage . of
140 feet, by:l6o - feet in depth; 'fire stories •high,with
Minaaid roof. - .lt Is of Athens marble, in the Modern
Italian" etyle, and le 'conceded .by.all to be one of the
finest buildings it America. •Four apacicitni:atotee,.
each 80 hy; 160 feet; two on each side of the grand ma.
impoling entimice to the Opera liottee; dlclde between
them the flistatory of:thls meta** temple of art--'
The Mmainhglioore. are Occupied by office:send shag
os. ,The gunnel rental of this portion of : lhe
eachisire.of the • Opera House proper, le at, present
The Studios are connected with one of the finest A .
pale : rim In . t.he'conntry, • knowzi as the '."CROSBY;
ARr GiALLEIIT," and form one of then:ink agreea73l6
attractions which. Chicago. oilers...
Of the Andliorintrvof the. Opera House no deieription
'can be 'attempted here. .It is liaposailile to convey,
Lo thoic who have not - viewed it an adequate Idea of
its exceeding Tidiness and 'beauty.'lClipiOnonneed
all to he the finest inthe world,
The Preininms. will' be 1.614 for delivery inaniediate-
IyetpOn the reaalt of. the award - being, known; and
the. person. to Iyhom the FIRST PItEDIIII tt le &awn
receive a COlsi V.ttkKNOE IN FEEOF trs..7lN-
. 01DIBE1LEO TITLE TO THE •efICiEiEl: OPERA
HOESE, Subject. °raj the,eaisting lessee; the rents_i to
scene totheperiuri to . ,lvimext the Properly be
-nwitrded from the d's 4 npon which: this dtalying takes
piece. Information relative I. the title and . jogai ar
rangements will be :fartohed,tm 'applicatiOn Lathe.
real estate twice of Means:Rees Ayres, eldeago.
While the prlittary• objects of 'the andertaktng are .
those already mentioned, Ultra is another .of More .
general yvhteh vy . ottld be attained by _its
hil issue,-nasselY . : the :devitoplng tit . 4 taste - for th e
' idne arts by, the dietritsation of so_ large a number
hlteilihitei"Panatinia and Engravings . It Is not d
this Yrospectua to :go, at length intstith, eet
:varitages of.. "Pteryig . '.and 'extending'iiloNe fer thif.
'beanWnl In = art; or la, MitinNi t lemeiclidweVer, be
wanes Is by actual contact ivith :the yiorlns
themsehies that -elicit tastes'are rimitanrelYenittVeted,
and this single reflectima shonhl insure to the .project
the'Sympashrand-activo eo.-operatlon of all those Idle .
reeognlze Ude - • -
THE ST. EsCItIPTION BOOEP.. WILL CLOSE 6N
-.SATMW.AY, " 11 P$ ?* 2 P 6 F. 6 ErrEz 511 , 3 . 1131,1 . 866, : 1.
Arid ofiihO fat the award '
of prOnif4thisf 111
beikfifp.l44'siodo Boor. • •
_ _
Th. subscription/ Books. on being nlmped, will be
.laced in the hands 01'ft* toltowing . gentlemen. who
uommtly consented to-actimam th"cago 'numbers of,
the Committee to condom the 'award of premium.
W. 0)01,132.0311, Preet. Union Isnrional Bank:
AitOST-HALL; Treainrer -B. A-44. it. It.
It. O. HALL. HMI, iihnberk& Cu, . "
GLINTCK4 ititlegaS, iztvinkr.ariam & co_ -
1.1; DOHS. Pre. 4ll 4at 00-Balkill of !raids:
JAS. ii.lSOliSil.• Peat. Thini Notional Sank.
waifs C: P33IGO. . Agt. Anterinealinnere. • ,
FRAIUCIS A. ROFFMAN, ex.. Lieutenant.Ekm.: - • -
-L Y. bitaiii..iltine tieott. Elevator.% •
ELLIS, , Pruet. Second,ttimional Bank: ,
These genticznem •Aogetber with sunk °them from
different pule at the oeuntrn es they may add t o t h e i r
number, for. the purpose •ot rep,resentmg Abe
shareholders at-large.:will have the eobs>reensgetaant
of the award in alias details
;.The plaint award seloptedisthe followhis:
representing the eortalmate holtuad:- be - viscid in
pea, artieet;and ;
*MIMS. lEUMattED.INCtaiVO Tiagaink
laserlbed witheturnemoseof thepretatnne, to wit
TM: OPREA.II.OLI4: • I'IIn
,-,./N.GtSiTHESUSTZOIIqatiCOLif., , •
vitabe placed In anotherevi/ , '::
Fronvale*Wheeis number;MA a pliSaftalita
dhliefiltial!itlUSlVVllLlllllllllbidlllMT7nArun In
‘V. I,wttifie;lrm,no.
4 , - 71 , "1 - As Mgv,t'
4:1•110$11 , -1 8 0161414:. ;11,
•F` r
444144 "Tq1VA1V1MAP ir, .. 4: ; 41,
where specimens of , engraving! Minh, inn sidebar!,
11117 Ual • - 1941
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We teke iilossate in announcing to •the citizens 'ot
. .
Pottsville aid yielnify, that we have cipmed a
Full and SUlendid 'Stock of
DRY-GOODS, NOTIONS,
To ishlchTe 4rnte 3;0 : m . 6'146 . 41 attention
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
Laces,
Lawny,
Plam . and Figured Swiss,
bedgttitta l
Lusters,
Suu Umbrellda,
Gloves,
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THE .1111E4'1' LID CEMAPIEST
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SPFI .0 SI-lANVLS, $3.00.
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Suporior. Quality, - •
• . SPLENDID OIL SHADES,
With iixtureq, complete and cheap,
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• • •
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• • •
-:GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. :
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' Trawl)tant leg. Trmele; Woedleg Perks ,Bading rd
Grafti.m.;Rnives:.Tiee Savers, Prunto• , .SciPeeni. a - c
&c • .For:ale et - - . • . - .B. BANNAVPS
. —•-• ..• ' ... -: . .'. • Seed Store. Potted le.
it SURIYIAEIIIB, Of 'Pot'rifle, Pen ~
iVI • dealer. in MUSH; MUSICAL . ..INSTRIDIEMS, .
PIANOS, CRGANS, having been
appointed Bole agent for the celebrated -• .
'• • Ilanson..Sic. ilsimlin's Cabinet Organs,
. .
In the Count's , •of Schuylkill, 'would' respectfully an
mance to. the musicarcommunity that he can 'furnish
these unequalled favorite Cabinet Organs.; In all styles
end- aims, at manufacturers' :prices. The quality and
Volume :of tone, with the power of .exprosaion in these
organs 1s universally admired and praised, while their
portability and beantlitd finish make them the moat el-.
egant parlor ornament. . • • • .
• , .
Every, Faultily Should Have One.
• TFIECABINIrr ORGANS. are talented to PAM: -
LIES,-CIEURCRESIAND SCHOOLS. • .- -
They vary.in trice fromg{llo to S6OO each:.
PrOvery Iriatiument Wars:quite&
. Also, Agent for the Sale of the.mnch admired
,Spring Melodeois a,r4. annonitat iOrgane,
fOr the. Counties of Schuylkill, Northamberland . and
.Lebanop, which instruments are universally liked.--
;They possess a graveness and -fullness of tone, which
has receivedibe united-commendation of the musical
professiml,and„indiced an almost unprecedented sale.
•
purchasers are respectfallrinvited to call, and =mil
liner& themselves; AM communications ••and' orders
trill be punctuallyaillswered - or tilled, and every
nation in relation to them gladly gWen. , •• • s• •
• Stcire_and•Warerßixns; at the Jewelry Store on Cen
tre street e loar &Ora from; ldaharitanso . street, Potts.:
THE: HARRISON BOILER,
A STgma BOIMR,
• Thiinevek•Steani'llenerator coMbines esse n ti a l a d.
Vantages. in AIISOLLITE, SAFETY YRORDESTRUCT
-IVE EXPLOSION.In diet cost rind cost, of repairs, du
rability. economy of 7nelrfacilityof - eicoming and tmns.
portation, not possessed by any other boiler.. • •
It is: framed-of a -combbsation-of met iron hollow;
spherai;-`-eicibught Wad! , external IMO:Deter, and
three.eigtatus of an; inch thick - eartneeted , bYturi.ed.
necks: These spheres , ate held together by. wrought
iron bolts with caps Atha endi. • .The form is. the
.trongest blown; its strengtlito,rasist: internal-pm.;
ire very grest—unweakened iteLe it it-by punching a r
riveting, wtiich: lessens tho 'strength-or theme:night
iron bollerPlate 'tibont 40 per - tent. •• Every holier le
:tested by lrydreuliepressure At WO Conn& tothris4rutre
inch. IT cracricer BE BURST-P7.D*11., .8.1473 FRAC.
'TICABLIISTEADE PRESSURE: • -
Trader pressure Which..might-anise miptare- in rmil,
'nary boilers, every joint In this becomes erafety valve.
lie other steam generator nos:seises: this property.. of
Ivillet.tinder extreme pressure withoit injury to .itseit
end-thus preventing disaster.. • -.• ,
About two hundred of thc4s boilers 'Signori In o*.•••
ration in some of the beet'establishniente •in the court;
Por descriptive circulars or price. applyno .
'L • ,709EIPMt 11ABILIKONJr.'
Harriet:lS Boiler Works:. Ortrfe Ferry- Ro a d : adjoining .
.11.8. Amens); Philada.; 2.,SG—it2.ly
UlPlitelinClArtioisitbsaibet e au ,
'* 7Q &paarmetitiit this alanoteettoeeir
vinegetittlthevoteer of Ilarosy , eireetV
Wake 80=0* PotteinK. - to
!Webb goleeet &re ardlikide*OlteV4ii
stoma ttibijentait iletitiP 646 elb leutiOn'trev ,
=Oka • ,;.table toe, end • itiaposeiMbr
width - taw bi usedi at the vrrest.. gaxkigr
*gratis Ibr dopis to en a
1 1 /Is l o ,ll r 4( 4111MRIN'
MOM
I *.a mama in part_
Ribbons,
De I.igiaes,
Mull Muslims;
Leno's,
Silk Strips,
:Alpaoat f
&0., &c.,
Pirasols,
Hosiery,
Collars,
Handkerchiefs.
.0 0 5
57.00,
IN. THE MA:REET
t5Ltl3. FRINGE.)
ON - 11,....54,..00.,
OIL CARPETS,
OLOTHB
ITEBTELIGS, &0., &0.,
-1-ickttfAßD. _
;r ike;et
WfaWth d Tmes-
Isrsity-Shoserm of4lo.olbrAP/ _
see more swedlishslitses:and amuse pcwers rs . cr
nerl3ldUirraldlSlLLE.B. rreprisior..-
[Centre Scrlsr6. Lancutert'F.a;
• -
• - s ,--••- • • • -
$100: . ~ ,:-, - , - ...•-:'-
1141) Oaf $lOO Reward tunable dixovery of any Irrefdlei,
tuti preparalden t.tuit - can care a greater varlets, of ceat , '
plain ta -Otab:Hfahltr's Herb Bitters,• ,:. ..... ._....-:,
B. MlSHLER.Froprietor;:- .: _ -,
B. F,,, - Corner of CentreSqtare t . Lancaster, PC
45C.0 . 1!' ii " ). . 1
-.. . - -- : * ' -..•
la n
s h o w to' the of. any Medicine That:
can show afireater number ef genuine Certiffratea of
cures itireciea.bilt near the place where It-is made. elan
lIISTILF.HI3 HERB BITTEtbSof Vonsumptimi; War.,
.pepsia; Liver Complaint; Bloody-Flnx.,* Fliarrha'a,'-Ty;
phold RemittentAnterniktent and Bilious Fevers, Fe.
• ver andAgrte, chedera Morbtra,.TeTl6W , Taundiee.' Stra
it:de, ttnimier or sore , Lca-'Ciancer, Abces3, :Nettral
.ea. Rheumatism. Coug,hs. Voids, Cramp •la the Stoat-
achy Clinanic'Dierrhasa. flies: Tette+, Scald flemi, Opb..
newt, : Or talline-away: Sitkness peculiar. to children,
Leneborrea. Falling, of the MAMA+, all obStmctiOtlP -CO
the doe course' of Tilltilre , in fernales, -- 1111 venereal' dia . ;
eases. and all complaints arising , from lnipnre Slats' or
a weak and disordered Mate of the: stomach, Liver or
litdoeys. ' Certificates of •cnres of 'the Yellow Fever in
MeMco can also be furelahol. Remember If it does not
core, the money will: be refunded.by tnepropristor.
.. - - BENJAMIN'. bilStiLtli.„.• • ' .
- • *. S. E. Confer of Centre Square, Lana:Aar, l's:
S . E'ND ypp. A C1F.t.71.
'The ingreilients usetiln'toreporeading itiishlers Herb
Hitters are c.ct.iteptseCret by the Proprietor. Send for
a Circular and yon ell; learn the. inediml properties Ce:
all the. articles fie. preparation.; also In the
niabacria which they Opetkeol3 the system. and-rench
other 'ratable turormation....-If lon zimunicted with.
disease send ter Mlshices Herb Bitters Circular ; rci.l4;
ii carcrolly:.prntlt by. the hints it contains, and. you wlfl
he placed.cm the sere road tit-recovery. :
.
MusuLE !vs B ITTESSIVILL
CELE ALL'DISEIES OF THE. BLOOD. .
. .of • . .
..Diseasesf. thskin are : numerous and with•hut, one,.
or.two exceptions, may be traced.: to impurity.' of the:
blood:: In many Perions this ..impuritY is in
•born . ttte,
•
.. . -
system i while
others acqnire: it -throiagh Improper
treatment of scores of diseases. - Under this head may _
lie classed=
let, Scrofula.:—Ttils diSeaeo IS bereditifrY and istmnii,
inittee from generation to generatidn„ , •lt is caused:by •
atianagreission of
,the laws of nature:both moral. and
physical r in other words, it Is caused by vice. Acting
as a latent pohieu it- reduces the vitality of the blobd,•
:and weakens the damp sting organs, so.that they fail to.
discharge on - cast out . the thipuntiesthat are.continiuilly :
' generated: in the System. A person Writ:ally pare ae• .
quire. gonorrhoea, orseme other secret (Batumi ; he un-•
••dergoes a course.of• raerenty,'.the •thseasels dried up,
and the patient PrOnotroced Well. - Yain - delnaion. , , The
- 'complaint is. not tured ; Be channel' is ' Only diverted;
Instead of Making its appearance outwardly, it arts: on •
.the interwiTorgaut, and..serefulawrwhich is bequeathed
from fatherto son.. is the result,. Many persona . who .
areperfectly - free Incite all immorality and vice ane•af:
ducted wititecrofula. They are'sniforing for the sins of
' their:fathers, and•latioring under the curse Inseribed in
the Book of Books, "I. will visit .the inkeitlats Of the:.
• fathers upon their child:en.", '•'.. ' . ,_ : - - . ~
To cure this dreadfal.complaint it is item4%aq that
the blood should be thoroughly mullet all the organs
' of the body brought: into a hdalthy state of action, and '
the isietem•braccd up and strengthencdhy invigorating
. tonics. - Look 'at, the articles-used •In .compounding
Mishlers Bitters: see the, array of purifying andinvig-'
oratingiceedicamente, and say
. whether there is - an arid, -
1 - cle'in the whole list of. Medicoae.a that - eqtutle It.: We
i here emphatically assort without the fear of .(XintrEdie- ,
• Von, them , hiter•s Bitmrs will mire all kinds - of scrota-
fens diseases: It Faiths the blood, it - strengthens the
internal organs and aids them to perform their natural
functions, it is a stimulant and a tonic and itivill, cure ,
. 2& - Running Sores-and - Ulcers.—Running sorts and.:
ulcers invariably indicate a - scrofulous:taint. They are
eittseil by.the effort of
. inttare to discharge the impuri
dei of the bloodi• Many persons aftlict . ed with running
sores find ulcers succeed in • &Ting them. up. and think
they are - cured, when - the skin, grows over the. sere.
They are, however, but ,l making - ad, worse," forthe
Inaveritles that: were - discharged • from the' . .syttem, ,
through the medinm - orthe sore .notsi • act internally •
;and - cause lonntnesable diseases and often death. The.
only true and' afe cure for, all•runnin,, , . Soresand ulcers •
- is•ltlishter.s litters; a - continued Bud jsatevering use of
whichavill moat. ertainly affect a permanent tore,
rid. Salt Ithetrn..—Salt lihenm is a vague: indefinite.
- thorough. popularterm g;iven to almost all the lion
. - febrite eruptions of the !kW that' adllct adulia. It Is'
generally awernption. of vesicna in Small distinct •ulc.
era aceompanied with a smarting. stinging Sensation. •
- with - a tendency - to creep or spread. over tha adjoining
. surface. ~/Sitablers Bitters are a sure cure for thiS die.
ease.
4th, Pimples and Blotch.--Pimples.and 81.....i:n0s on
- . :
the Skinare always a sure sign of impur-s - tirood, , Al
though never dangerens, except in i enter of earbuncles,
they are very flisagmeahle." Oftcr, wc hill See the most
handsome features rendered .;Uri - cons by-great -blotches:
and pimples. and lust:rad of the
. pleasing look ..Which
shernld irradiate .the unman face we see. nothing . but
.disgesting cota - - i itloh i for pimples and hlotches• are
• nothing but s ee corrupt accumulations of the system
expelled •".nriugh the medium of - the skin.. The use :of
Mishit es Bitters will force these correptions to be di , „
•thathed throegh the natural Channels, and thus cures
: all kinds of pimples and blotches. Ladies Who desire
1
a frilr.complexion, 'free from pimples, 'should bear this
fact in mind, - - -
MISELILE Fel S
I' Vit
BITTERS
WREADIN.G, : •
• . • ..
'T •
T-HAS - DONE' ! • •••••••
•.S. S. llenic., FT11)11 vrak. cured DONE'!
FCVCIC case
of .Tenndiee :•.nd - Chronte narthcca, , contracted is the
Army, by the nei Mizhiel'i Iler.b Bitters.
• .FEVIT.AS:II 0117.0NIO.DIARIiI 1 OICA CULLED:-
. The .nnderslgned, a- former resident of this city,-now
residing at - Fort Wayne,- - Indiana, having been afflicted
with the above caniplainfs While on a visit-to Reading,
'
was induced to try !dishier's Aleib -Bitters, and has the
~mtisfactlon to state that therhare'lierfonnert a radical
I care In grat:tntle'to the discoverer of these Bitters, I
-am induced to give this certificate and for. the; benefit
' of others similarly sit.prttei. ,- '
. • ff
RRITUILkne.4 Cunrn et SI mixes fitTrrue.—The nn
dersilined verifies that he was fur a long.lime,tererely'
afflic,ted with fthinmatic pams, which intapacitimsl him
from followite his Imsinecs. ' Not' being aide to chwui
Tenor. he tipaily resoned to the 'use of Stio..lera
brated Herb. Bitters.
.which effected a Pe.tamicti . C4cUce
in the course of ten de:, a.- - No 'return Of ney of the
symptoms bate been experienced since and the cure is
a radical • -• •
• ". S, E corder Sib and Sinfrn Streete
Reading, December • .
13.311nnt.r.it,Esq,, , Dcer Sli:—The undersigned hat , •
'ing received Zreat benefit (rota •the use of your Herb
Bitters, taken 'this opportunity- of 'ac.kuci,FledgMg the
same. in order that others- similar afflicted, may-learn
the fat. 'Haring been afflicted - with severe rheumatic
pates in. toy Lett shoulder, contracted by exposure; I
was for along time linable to sleep. ••I tried your Herb
.Bitters, and after tuliing one dose I was .able to sleep
two boars— I took another &nit: and I slept, two hence
More, %hen I again awoke •• I then. took unether dose.
went to .eleep and froni that tittle I have not beep- .
troubled wlth rbetimltism, hut I cot:thine to use the
- Bitters °tee in a while an a precaution -against the -re•-..
turn of the c6mpinint. l think the llerb Bittern- the
best metlicinein existence fur rheumatt , m, •
. • Rending; Nov 10, '65. •. - • •Jatili..i . •YEllß.
• :For male at . the New • Wholesalec itml. Liquor
Store, Silver Terrace, Pottsville, Pa.
.11011 EN A. 111112VICEfittilir., Proprietor.-.
Dec 23..
E M'AM - F1 OF AMERICA
TTI , Tro s N T POPULAR P"PAR4'.
Felt TIM
00MPL-EXIQN.
LADIES WILL PLEASE REMEMBER
12111 7 1110 1 Cr'SCOLORINq MATTER
ENAMEL OP,A . ME:EIOA•
OPINION OF THE lainEs
•
IN, ItEGAIID T . O TIIZ
ENAMEL. OF AMERICA
BEAMTIFIBR .OF THE 0031PLENION
• .
.
"YOU HAVE 111ADB ME THE HAPPIEST WOM
AN IN 'X'.l-.IILADELPM.IA," said a lady to us- a few
days ago.. - One bottle of the ENAME.t. • OE' 6141(.1•••
CA has removed •thOse -diagesting Peeples from nip
daugtitotefaCel • Sho was under .the• treatment of• a
dlatingulahed physician' 'in . Walnut street, tor three'
'.years, but during all_that thud he failed to-accomplish
the cure which wan effected by one bottle of :the
EN
AMEL. AMERICAM a few days:" . (Name and ad
.dreasol the lady above referred to can be peen at our
attire; b. E. Corner Of EIGHTH and'ICKJ(ST Sta.) '.
' The most Dplightfril I;rep . aration ' for" eveif Lady: to
'nse. • , . OLIVE LOGAN: ,
. ,
I eonsitici ihe ENAMEL . MIERICA n positive
necersity Toltec: - . JEAN •
• . •
-ItpHessnb . all tho elalmed • tor it. In thn
tiewspupens.': ' •
• .
The Maki have 'found the F...NAMEL OF .ANIERI
CA ajewel for the Millet, whiati will ever be the favor
• .' .• ' .
•
I attail endorse the ENAkEL.OrAMEßlCAwliere
ever I go.. . • • • ' ' D41.17,' •
ENAMEL OF AlfraloA,
cu ATI 7 - z p : ri. orBR T.l z_s
OTHERS,
ARE . YOUR LITTLE • ONES, SUFFERING . ' FROM
•• . • THAT TORMENTOR, PRICKLY HEAT? 1"
.. . •
A emall'quantity or the ENAArtsf CF AMERICA
applied to tile parte.siffeett4l, wiVafford I:Ostant
' relief.
MANE TOU PIMPLES UPON THE PACE T.
se Vial - WADY]) to 111 - 141T1111 •
. • •
ENABLE A . SI ERIP
ONE TRIAD
RILMEMBR IT IS , W.ILMItAMTICID TO CURE
• •One Dotlai per Bottle.
- ANE YOU ANNOYED writ
- RzeEL EN ITON TEE FACE?
RIMOVE THEM AT °NOB:
ENAMEL OF:ANERIOA,
THE ENAMET, oP AMERICA
WAR :TcatTl imstmccz. •
Ttie
kedittil' lien eve' tt the trare.rence..
lemie ;title few CtlentetipaPomesting Merit.
ONLY in C`d rimßurna
. . _
,IE - ici,ys7bere. • -• • •
• - • .PIITI•ICIPA.O3EPO'r *
• .
THE . PEEPOSIERT STORE IN
• 13..W;0C1 11; 13011:TH A DD LOCU ST. •
• .
- , .nuarnc, crrY.l
z, fiv
4 tetbizzlitedt4traTrobil
MriAGl*Ali
CRELATTLE„ id,
tiFearConttnentaX
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,-- :::::ClpirtEX=StifEßT l POTTilp .--,,:,.;
4iili ifi' . flii , A-_ t;:- 0* i0,; : 705. -- 6-tinly-q...,.i . ,, , ,!39. - ;
..- .. ,
i. -,- .lrEputyzyliTENKENT ;rK08. 141 ,
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iimnile:--..7.„-,,,,,,_ 1 4 . 1 . : , .z.: - 1;1.74- rr37.-- , '..
;4,-'..`6 l l.'Ybo a tes'' .7 avidozettiiic
M.,.....,;.---' diledy e d - - gator saleat
- Boot sad MO:mg Stare.
5 10"".7.--• kinds f CiaNtr.appirrod
' W 111 o f Wberiabo' 012 be N
. 4 I ....grozoglirsipitri ,
10. PPP biik. woi
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T~ ~ 4,"
• • •
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,
,;13Pric.E1-;-.SO4:inmtlloll4lEst. CentweStaottEsne.:-
. May'26, .
•
e ll " ' 444 ?rib -tst:it-Liw,
r• 4l .e hil r ds • '
.11013141.11AILBONr Kg.r - Met 7 ooli, ticiriitu';att
:Law. c.-pFFl9E3taiiitufo'ngo-Street: • -above,
Centrp. .)Lich ID. ,64.-11141-....,.
fvg-Ali".'.llAEXPasmatztaseas ., l - . -- ,.
• • • . Altornef. '..4.,“3!),
Canutir. Pa. qffiCe-74)11 Cetitre,
trea.; pppaiit# tho rob; gam, •
Scipt;
IiTAK9 I . 7I f- NFERD.3l..t.nr,' - i_-`. • ' '
• ' tiorrici - ',Wil , avi, - .
POTTSVILLE SCHVYAZILL POITWri.. PA: -
- - • -
3
011L71..W.',ROCIAC A
, tioreier not Conn
Aellor at Lew;..Pattsi - Mei Setu4ad 11 County..
Sarlaan's new ta11ar4,.61 Ce4,l4e - Stiea;.
tteirly opposite the lrieere'lßank.; . • •
. . .
.T.l3ffA" al9ri4:t.T... • • ... WITTII..
rtAlltellElf.ti •.
tA:tZrVidi Attorneys/ U.
1.4 W. OFIFICS-Centre - Street,. , Oppoete
Horse Tote},-Pottetille,q ) a.
• , 'Jurn. 23, N 1.3 '
lIIDIAT °riffle lEt, -L' ITT r,
Attorney.at ::: . .Laci,••ttaid:rfotztry..P*Nitt,
fAattioriidd by Vat to
-ilnd - • to • latto •;det.Krsitionit, • atilt - - ni.,4ltcOlt;tigtixenta .
awls, trtort.tv, powers of Attnrney,..tc;.„,) ,
POr.ftWILLE...CfII -7 1`LKILL. C 0... PA..: .
-.LAW COLLBCTION OPPI ) :•
• • •llbituuttiiago.S.C. Cupp,*itt, Post..oilice.) -- •
•
FOgt .
OFFICEIs/INis,ZANniI3I. I ILDESI 4 ,
. • Chareb.
Marth4, , 116 • .
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;:- •. • ..-
OLT . ICF.-)!AIiANTANC , Ce ST., near POST F.O.CfE
": • ' :-.• Clara Ofllce.) .. • •. •
•C 3—
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North
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tirgO ar.r,ouitipdot!oo - for DrOrerA.
WILLIAM Pidprietor.
UNION
Clate EXCHANGE UOTEL.) a
OE=l/..E SI;„ 'POTTSVILLE,
.tea it
JACOB LINDENAIIIIII, Prop`r.
The Sibet.rlbprp •hiving leased pita tavorfte - ilouse it
.
BEFITTED AND . REFURNISHED
. • AN ht..r.en..NT•NIANNE.II,
And is now prePared 'with the mo.st peilea appoint.
• • 'molts tor tlie re"-ption of g7.z,413. • •
Tlie-tit position Fimonir tlrst4lnPs ll•itatt: will be
innhitahletl- in the tuttre, as in the • •
May .26; • ',...IIAIe.E.ItA.FATZT:EV:'.
PENNWYL.VANIA HALL;
.• • •
W''OtteeriErlllo • • •
The finiterFignedlie,Ank • • : '
' • .- • •OET 1 TILE MOST • 1 . '•
• .
inpiti& the Aycliyon. nJ the Trart?fiii
. . . ,
The Proprietor o ill .staie nti rah's . to plaint:lln ti
character. it has niivsyS. enjoyed' as : being being :one of tbo
'bost.of..tbe • ". - - . . . .. •
7.“
_
t - - fl-
4 1 0- " . "' 4• Y ‘
LEGAL'' •
HOTELS.
184
LA..PI ps, g i3.,:...gi 3 O u.s.c:--;
HOTELS
of the mntry.pmf thoso ivho fm - or -n 4 l ,
patrontl,ge may tr.?: Ue._l&r. Un
done to secure 'the coni , l,o' sat.fsfa•iicn. or gui.Fle.
Jane ta, •6G
STATE S 110 TE L,
Broud.S eel;
D....11 . :. - :-':W.T.T, 0 Q.X., Proprietor,
. .
The United Statps lf . otel is well and • widely known
to the tray:din... , Ohne., ,•lt is pleasantly' located in the
centre and It:lid:less part of the town and n , ar the
'Railroad Depot : is -Meil Ell rtiishetk and NIS
ECEISCS every modern Iniprcenntent. "Fir the.eomfOrt and
en.terthlnmeht Of its inmates'; the 'looms are sparions
and well ventilated:. erovided with. ens and water; •
the attendance is prompt. and respekful ; mai the Tn. ,
Prckvicted with ties li,-st the inarket
affords.• Tic Es'•:Eteciced
~ with -the.. choicest
a leng • exr : T.rienec as . a hotel-ketpo . r. the - pro-.
prietor trtnds..• by m derrit , ' thrp'..ges and a liheihi
to receive it.SliaYe of the public patronage. .
"AMERICAN HOUSE,"
povysvi LLE,.
SctrutroTaLL co - carry, 'pristN/1„,
U, ; S.. INE . WPOMEII?,;,. Proprietor.
.
• - This - "Houre" havin; : t been' cliised .fortivrpagt:reur•
hae been 'reroftened Filch style .
tall: in' every
Nutlet - 11er meet the.witnt.,:• of ;h.?' •vithlte. Teat lateat
and Mott dreirnbte inipeOvemmta hav6 been introduced
in every.department.. ,Large and Fpviona lIhIIn. bean- -
Oral Parlors.; -Bte,ine , s Room.
and all the ..renve;litne, - ,. and xecnieementa for fleet
claas trade:: Chat - 11 1 3ml' , t.v;:h tminterrepted - ventilation,
each litinds(ntair f rnialed wit h.iiold v. al tmt superior.
hal r.mati and Tuck . et'sliair-1, - .led , pritnts :•Raths.
'llartt, •'Eaeh have:their. nata•rtive de
pariments Larzt• . iind conve
'nlent.i,tabling Is connected Nvith.tht. • houFe under the
,owncr-hip 1 . . D. - Itrown:.•und. - ,lziek Lev ctt e,
whol.e 'names are tntneknt' to gna . rantee • thaCrat tieg
• it - 3.2t. ..be alloi,val itt .1 bat depitrtmenc, In 'fact,
Itothir.p . ints-been =: rid to make Anterie,:tet the
11011w...0f ftehtt3ittill e,rinty. lc.,4ee . Vaviniz an
erocrience toi we titothou . 3 etre '1 tt prblic bwinoss;
duraig time havMg Lt.Tll 'of
union," ."Ephrata Mt;
hp rings,” Lair:a:ter and !;nth An operation at
the tome will give "at ' . .4.11.q. Foote
.te,Ftirance.of
competency cater for, the pebltc Mate - •
. .
PACP.SiC
179,172; 174: & 176 . ..GiceOich- Stpet,.
.CON2_6QUE WY!..5 - I
. . pv..riAi)sikr,) . • •
J 0 Pcit ; PATTEN, Prtp mit MOE
.Thy.TACIFic TICASI. is tV'ell tind itnowri to'
•thO tra;.'eling public. The, lean ion is espeally suit n
hie to merchants and - busincss men: it ism close prom
imity to the business part of the on . the.rhiith
w,i3. of to-
Wi4tern t el—and . ndjaeOpt to.
the principal Rai Iriind and fkerantioat depot a.-
.Therhtcitic has liberal accouiniodi,:iOns, -for over 35a
.guests t it is. tvell , fti rnished, nnd .possesses, every Mod ,
..ern. Improvement for the conifcrt and entertainment of
It inmates.. rooms are spaci;nts 'rind well-ventila
ted proilded with gas Wet.; the attendance is
prompt and respectlall and. thatable geni.roualy pro
vided with,every delicacy of-the season . • • -.
The subseri her, who,. for the past feu ., years. has been
:the .-lesse, is Iluyisole:privrietor,.. and intends to. iden
tify himself thoroughly-with the interests of his home.
With long experience , as a notel-keeper,, be trusts, by
. moderate charges and it liberal policy; to maintain the
.aVorable'repu Cation of Vault:l62c Hotel;
Sept. .65.--85-ty , . JOIEN PATTEN, Xr.
S P tilßss
PORT (RAPE WINE!
_PURE AND FOUR YEARg OLD,
For. the folethunica Table: affil Eke.
FRa'GRIa4DTt PRYSIOTAS FOR
Ferna!es,
.7lireakiry:l!eifioal.s;
The Great Kemedy for. Kidney - Affections,
R E :11 Al A ri` I ,
AND
IRONIC DISEASES.
lEX.44LIZITT . IMTE - FOR: FEMALES
Every tatallq at ihis . ceasonqhcialti nee` ' • • 1
Speer , s , Pgrt Grape-Wine,
. .
Celebrated in Eur Ope. for medicinal and beneficial
qualities': highly. esteemed by eminent physicians,
need- in rEnropeaa 'and Americap. llespitala. and. by : .
Some of the best familiei.in Earepe atid,America. - •
AS' A TONIC—It bas. - no causlog an appetite'
- and bnildlng - orithe.system,.being entirely a pare vine
of a most-valuable-grape.. '
AS -A DIURETIC-It imparts a healthy action of the
glands.- kidneys and urinary organs; very beneficial in
dropsy, 'gent and rheumatic affections:
apeer's PortGraipe-Mnixe.
• Is a • Mire article frem the Riice•of the .Pert Grape, sas
ses:Ong Medicinal rircriertieesupecier:te any other wine.
in zie r and aneiTellent article. fur ell 'Week andtlebill..-
•tated . peieens: and the aged: and: initrei; itnproVieg, the
: appetite, atelbenefitirez ladies and chiliTien:•'... • ,
Mid Ynn be deceived.' . • "
Try
" irk-Be cure . 113 e." a - LAl:littera.. of ALFRED "SP4t.R. Is
over the cork
o f iiieithottle. • , ' - • • • •
Sold by - %railer-el - fond, Tti• - :
maqint Iletniany Mao City: Lawr,enee ,
& Brown, Miner villet 11.. N: Cove, Schaylkill Haven
H_ B: And . by all firft diniitlits,
who alio sett the • C.A.STELIA.; PORT MANIA;
Choice oTd , artithi; impetted,-only by Mr. Speer,' pea'
item the Talley ef,0p0rt0.....; • ' .• :
•*1 rade aritiplind - by wltelemile Aruttists. in 'Netv Voilz
And Philadelphia,' and by. - 4:SPEER,' at. ble..liimiyaid
PRINCIPAL OFFICE_-.-20S ronittritY„Si..Y.:
. .
PUMP FOg. Fipsasp . m.wri§ PitalL WATER,',
„ . •
PurtOehted:tly.p.ii .. rixtdOsigped only,'
. • . . . ... . .
..
' :Wit - o:. 330' dilancer, Strect;-New - Vox*: .
Plicollipticir-iain*.eAitlicitlici Orexpense„andCil , 0th....' .
cr inforiniktiOn. • willi be,;forivitrdist. on • appilatlon.:.:.
Poictpc .will be sec by. reSp ..
onsible . xnen.- sid-sn
guaranteed. - Alt Obiterfairor tlie bot pin - iftllictitre.. ....
rips; Eitlings,"-BititrirWork,.'"rooter'Ac.:,.; • tepoired_
- gloat ailbes..furnicticastliorlowelit, prices... , •• : --,., a,:.. ,
Refer, to L. W.: TrocittiinrEscp. -.. . - - .. .-
• -. :•. •
.`, IL;iy.
In - ` , 3 n roc aa " • la
A. mitinief,,Additkin: 'do:den - brands Or Flout, ail kind
ni.Feedi Gron . erteo,Yroyin:*.„:Tcluck.c. •
July t •- r BEM:da
1 - 06 jiist A -
40Orroran goar !'r • Feeem
7 3A.wg .
July . 2B-50- • Market Stk
Ccit:centreriFut-MtAcetS,mi
- Z I TY 28•30-
ifelitzie.frilfftxtiE
•I' a rtnZV; ... r i la i VEio c ir E 4Gnm V4eiagdw:-2r,
1 'WO ircelT ageate ' Pe °E gzeW-Altin
lads and Yitat.. , l•, , are4_43t2
y, • av . 6 „ •TT
Arinn Basket Oats bk store and for mktg.
'Awl, ism 111-44, BMX 4MO
. ,
•-trainCtipagi. :51=Alouviriesitibre.
/TA -,C;001114-,c. •
-.$
agreeste,_ __
Vltangro Of Tinan'eitriretOtail.....
Noveribeeiliti; :lB6 a,
rugerTrabas.will leave Schoilkill. fl axen as
. • ttr.iVA'.ll....FOlt IttLIERSVTLLit
AcV.. , 20 EId.ittrag•GLEXII&EBON.f -
iTteturitlng,-,..will.leava.Minervalleaf..l,o3 A..3E, ind
?LOMA garbun. at:.1,40 P.,M,connchtitig. at ; Scbuslkill
!.11averr with - ntoMiter ai* afternboir Pa...anger Te4injr
for rtalatlairatia. , ..- 4,1 -,)
,Pit,...senger Train between : Arnian&gind.locrtst•tiap
Junction. connecting, with Stage tifatid from Shamokin.
• 1.1.k45-e'Leenst Gap Jane:icon at 10.34-424 ,; •
7 LcaVe....kaitincl at •1•15 ' •
. C.onnecttris; with PaspetterVrattri WM: dt'.lt.3l.
it•to and frinn Pottsville, at which point oorosectiond.
he msn4evrittitrainaou 13„.
: . 6111117T11.11Elltit.. AND S1111.14,111111E4LPINA:
-RAIELRO.A..II:I;.Chanww.of-111Wars. •
and- atter Nov. , , I.T; .1655. l'a...wenge,r Trains will
leave.Potisville daily
. (except Sundays) at 6.45 A 31 fey
Anbrinl,Plitegrove" and - litarfiftrr and - r p for.
„Auburn. PlamrushatatTrerriont._ •
Pni~en era 11,6.46 A lkl.train from Pottsville will ar
,rive at ilarrbiburg Plitegrove at 'IE3O Mee
to conneet.with trains going , east or- west on Penns..
aumberland .3Talley, 'Northern Central : and Lebanon
Rallroadai • • . . .1 •
linp 1.00 P. 24 train : . - from Pottiville --comiect at'
Anbarti with tnimorning train from Philadethla: !env.'
_
big Auburn at I.s.lPM:tor.Pinclrom , • and roiling at'.
;lA v motat. at 3.30 P IVill leave Tremont for Ploe-:
4, , Tore at ri:00 PM, connecting with 4.00 P.M.
train ... freth ;Marrisbarg and - returning to Tremont at
7.c.* M. •Returning _will -leave liarrisburg at A,06
P 3i. connecting at- - Pmegmvn at 6.'4.5.P,1 1 1., with train
• for.Tremont,nrui at Auburn with up PaseennerTrain
for Pottsville. ,:.Passenger Train Will leave . Tremont at
LOO. A' 31. connecting at Pinegrove with 'tram to liar
riebtn. at 'Auburn with down mooring": PiCiacripr
Ttain tram Pottsville to Philadelphia,„ and arriving at.
Pottsriilo at. P . -20 A NI. • . .
Pam from,'Pottsville to*. Warritharg, VI Foe
- tickets or other information ly ta '
.1 • ' ." • U. .
pumADEA , Puct & / 94DJING S: A
Pri-En.a_Male.WM93
Smnmer Arrangement 4Tasspnger Tra4s.
• . .
p.
Leava Patin'lle - nt 'l.OO 5tra18.45,•.K.31., and 1 . .43
ht. • arriving. in, Philadelphia - at. 1.00 and 4.4(3 and
7,(3 - , P. • •'••— • • ".
Leave. - at AGO, A• M.;:14.4 mew-and
3.:10; P. arrlvilvfat. Pottsville itt.12.25, noon; T. 35.
and 8.30, P. hi.
The.V.an and 5.45, A.. M.,-and 2,1b,1'. M.; down, and
.5.00, A. npPtalne connect. at • Reading for Allen_
toWni:Eaaton; New York; Lea:anon, liarrisbarg,.Balti
mute; and•the.WeEt. • • : • . • .
The - .19:45 - and .3.30, P. 31., np 'Trains. connect anti.
'ter - Lebanon. liarrisbutg, &C.; and with Reading and
Colombia Railroad.: • • ' • '
• • 04 gands,V leaVe Pottsville at 8.00; . A. 11., and Phila ,
'at.;.ls;*l'. M. •
. . . . _
Duna 11111 Bail 'Band. '•
DOVVII • Tiapas leave Atlnersville at '8.10, - ,4. M. A . and
Olen .Carhon at . 1411.• P . -31., connecting at •Schtiylkill
ilaven with .8 45, A. and 2.A5. P. At.. Trains for
Philadelphia.'_ Up Trains . leave Schuylkill. Haven at
4:25, 31. ‘ and 19.20, noon. connecting' with 7.50, A.
. Train from Pottsville, and.8.00, - A. Af from". Phil
adelphia- -.Leave Locuit Gap 10,30.*A. and Anhiand
..2.45..P.•AL-connecting With 9.45, P. AI, Train for Phil.-
adethia.. and B,UO, A. 4., Train for...Pottsville. No
Bun
Rohujlkili and uniiiierinanut ; li.
The .7.-015,'A: M., and' 6.00, P. ?S.* Trains from Tic:-
mour; And.. 7 1 .0 0, p: M. from ;13arziabnrg„ connect at Au•
'iota wt.th . .5.45; A. M., Train for philadelphia, and 12.45,
coon, Train for Pottsville: •.'.
. The 'LA:A. M.; and 1.80;'P..M., Trains from Auburn
elifinect Mth - 6.45, A. M.. and 1.00 ; P. M.:Trains from
Pottsville,. No Sunday Traini. • ' " '• - ••••
• •
• •
.Sehayl...Viiiiry and ISllouniaiu Link B. 8..
Potteville. at 7 . 0 and 11.30.:A: ].,'and 7.15, P..
:W.' , Leave l'aimaquut. at .7.35, A. M., and 1.40 ruy 4 .4.1 f;
P. M.- Suddaya.: leave Tamaquaat.S.4s, M., and
Pintavllle at 2.00,' P:l4. "- •
- . . .
',. I.- 175..ntad 11. '7.:%.• i...a.1 E. 31."1x. U. ~
- • Thn ti.os, a.il.
unit it.._.. 31.. Trains from Ashland, con
nect at- Nit. 'Carbon; with 1.3.45;-A .31., .and 3.45, P.. M.,
.Trains ler Philadelphia . ' .- . ' •
. • Tht• 9.43, A - . A 1... amd,1.0,0 and kfz. P. 11.; Trainsfrom
• Tarnacitni, connect at Mt. Carbon with 7.00, A. M . horn
- Poßt•villo : at' Pert 'Clinton with 8.1 , 0; A. M., np Tnan
fjpill plillailelphla.. and at Mt:Carbon with 3.50, P.M..
np Train frtire. 'Philadelphia. A mixed Passenger: and
Pseight.Tmin, leaCeS Ashland at 1.413, 1'.31., for Tama
qua, Sunday's :- Leave Ashland 7.00, A. 31., and Tama.'
, qtr.: 315,. P. 31. . ' . . '. . : : .
•
.Littlc Schuylkill .Ifl. It ••
. The 11.40. A. 31....TrAM from Port Clinton, and 2.15,
P. 11'...TmIn from Tamaqua, connect with 3.00,-A. 21.;
'Praia from Philadelpltia,•and 2.45, P:. 31„ Train for
Phllaticipliia..:
• . .
od ~ ,-1.1i,/tAFF: Leave Tamagnattt 7.30 A. M., apd Port
.• The •3.43„. A. M.,*(lown Tryln' to Reading, stops at
all :40tIons - between - Puttsvllle and iteadinz. - The
3.30. P. N . up 'train from Philadelphia, stops only at
prtncipel stations. • -.. /' . •.. .. .. ', -
COMIIITATION TiOKETB,.
With '2i'Vennrions attached, between any pointatisired,
at 2.S per cent. disconiit: . .
- .. ... • • . ,
. ~. . DITLE.AGE TICKETS, ' . '."• . .
Good for 2,000 miles, between all points,- for Families
and fitisinesstFirrnii, at $52 M.
•-tie. - iiiiiii Tickets' between all,poinli at reduced rates..
, .f.4.,1,',..01 s'en. , 4laLTieketf , rine-third less...:-
Ea lbs. of baggage allowed - :,eh Pra.qcoger.
Excursion • T ickets ' froth 'Philadelphia to Potts
viile.aeilyacic, goptifor Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
$ 1 3.3 ‘ cash..
,• ~' ' G.- A. NICOLLS, General Superintendent.
.Lcrizcz Ira LEV
• ••• • •••• . • .
• .
. •
Sue/truer Arrangements. . •
ON AND AFTER ;NiONDAY;' Trains nu
the Lehigh Valley Railroad will rim in conrection with
the iie.veral. , roitl3 running 1.0 Willuisbarrg, New York
and. I'hiladniplita, as nAlaws • . .
I)OWN TRAINS. .
. . .
• NO. 5. NO. r. 'NO. 5. No. T. No. 9. -
I.enia:; . • • A.151...A. M. P. M.• A.M.
'6.00
Whlti , ilayen • 0.34 2.00 , • •
Tannery..'.:....... • , . • 9.10 1.06 .
Ilikory. nn:' • ' • .9.45 ' 3.15. "
-31U1i Sinn " • - • 9.51 3,22
Itoctiport • : • 10.00 0.31 "a •
5.henand0uh!...,....... ••• • 2.50 • 0.
MAbanny : • - • • 2.15 14.
Anden;wll., ..... . •
. • ;2.15
Itetive - y.3leaclow • • '. • •- 2.35 .
... .... • • 5.25 1:20
•PeTin. • • • 10.24 3.53
Matzoh ... •, • - 4.30 'lO.4T'.
.4.25
Lehittittori . " 4.40 10.51'. 4.15
4.46 • 4.41 '
•Lelik:h tta,l, - 6.01. '• 4.56
SI:0,1111:ton :• • 5.4 T 14,20 5.01.
• -5.1 T . 5:13
Lanry'r, . - 5.2.1"
White 11011 • 5.34 . 5 30
C'eplay ' . 5.30 11.42 6.34 .
' • ' 2,12 .• • 5.26
5. t 6 11.47 5.42. . •
Fnrnnce
.Atentown.:. ... . • . -,• 6.00 1. 11.6 T 5.55 • 1.10
Bethlehem - . 12.40 • 6.15 12.13 6.15 - 1:20
Freentailthurg - 12,49. 6.23 . 6.24 ' 2.tai
•Earitun '• • 1;15 6.44 • .12.43 .'6.45 - ••
Philadelphia • • • 9.20 2.13 .S 45 ' •
. New Yorks'-' 6.20 -10.10 •' 4.10 10.45 13.90
. -
STITUINI3: • -.NO. 8.. No. 6. N 0.16. 15 . q.2, No. 4
Leave ..' • ;A. M.. M. P..M. A. N. P. M.
New: York 7.00 )12.00 .4.00 - 0.00 8.00
Philadelphia '7 30 • 5:15
:Easton 9.47, 3.25 7.40 11.54 11.24
:Preerrianebarg • '..10.0T • .8.49 8.06
...... 4.00 8,15 12.21 11.53
Allentown - • 10:67 4.15 8.30 12,83 '
.12.04
Fonate .. . ... :4.20...8.34 .
Catasauqua...:. .....10.47: 4.28 8.42: : .
ilokendanqua, 10.53 4.33 ' • 8 - 41 .
Cofday 10.51 ". 4.38 • 6.51
Whitehall • 11.03 - 4.4:3 8.56 . S .
Laary'3. ' 11.10 . 4.20 9.04
Hoek ....11:19 5.00
S!htingtod • 11.29 . 5.12 - •9.25 .
'Ldhigh .. ; . 11.36 . 5.18- 9.31 .• . ,
Pao yv 11.48. • 5.83 • 9.45 • ..
Lehighton • 1155 5.89 . 9.50 ' -
• Manch Chin* • .5.50 .10.00 .. . 7 '
-Penn Haven 9.18 . -
Weatherly' . 12.54' •.. •
Beaver- Meadow...... 1,24. .• • • . ' • •:W
Jdanesville • : . • . . •-•-
57ahrinoy City . • 1.45 • • • ,
. 1 50 .
hind- .. . 1.02 6.46 • • .
-Hicory Rnn 1.01 . 6.52 .• • • .
..... . 1.17 .• . 7:01 •
-White Haven....... 1.23. • 7.07 • •.! . -
Wilk.esbarre ... . .60 9.55 • .-
I . • -- •• exidinar. u. - a. , or :saw ;• .
And , Invalids..
.
All Up and Down trains maned. at Easinn with the
,trains of tins Central Rairoad of New Jersey. to and from
Noma rmtaari.va..ma. ZAILIMAD.
Doyen trains: Noe. 1, 6 and T. and up trains N05..2
and 8. - connect at Bethlehem• with-Irldne for Philadel
phia.- 'Trains froM:Philitdellittla connect at Bethlehem
v,ittidOwn'tmli37o.T, aturwith . "up trans Noa 8 410.
• !Dian trains Nog. - rand 8., and up trains N05.,2; 4; 8,
and 8, cpnnect at .Allentown - With trains for Reading
and.flarrisbnrg,. Trainslrom laarrialmrg and Reading
,ConneBrtit Allentown-with all down trains. •-. . •
„ .
Brt.VIDISIMDSLAWAKE RAILROAD. •
Driwn trains Nos. 1, 3 and 5 connect at Phillipsburg
trains. for Philadciphia. _Traits hom Philadelphia
connect at Phillipsburg witia.np trains Nos. '2 and 10,
and trains from Belvidere connect with np trains Noe: 6
. . .
Down, train T. and , rrp .rrtitir. No. ft, connect at
Quaktk autialon with trains of 'the; Cutatviststt
- -
:Down trains Noe. 6 and 7, and tip 'train' Wei. 8, con
nect With train,-of the: Ifuzleton Railroad. •
. union /O'b arsocanaaase. aattnomf,
`Doina trains*Noa. and T. and np trains' Noe. 6 and
..B, , counect at White Haven.with :trains "tho Lehigh
and Susquehanna Railroad- to and 'from , Wilkesbarre,
'without change of cars between Wilkesbarre and New
York,- No change of cars, between ,Wilkesbarre and
Rhiljadelphia on up train la'O, s and down train
.•. • ' ROBERT. SAYRE, .
.' • Superintendent and Ettgiateer.L. V: R. R. .
• May 21 , *. ' ;6
14- •
T0.13..A . 0p.0N : :15T;
:13 - espec tinily incites the attention of dealers 'and store
keepera in general to his largo and Weilselected stock
Lin Ported and. Domestic Sigani,
9l l ;of whith he' offornifoisale at CITY:PRIEM (I lve
hint a call, .Llllll.convigice yourself of the goal qualities.
;and•cheaptus• of los codas. Ile insures you. perfect
::satisfaction. Goods f old as REPRESENTED, or the
' money -'will be refunded; ' • '
. •
JUST RECE,IVED .-- •
INVOICE OF FLVE -
0(5
EWi I ED HAMM - -gEGARSI
MN=M=
.14. ire;.; . • -
• praioidtif,'
damistlng oC REG TT A CONCE(AB.: LONDRES,
OPE •
=MI
In.
EvamE - KEERSOAkue,PIPES_
' O. -„,_ , -77,-.A, --.,...,,:,,,,,--,.-iiiid-is-,--:
Arst-p--,7`7 ~ it: .• - ,
.Vent._
. '
14a.,.,,,4y,i..iii10, inwn?„„o.,
ilala4l4ooacb* CAnigthiha26/716:41WC.
3 . tb:Arany: carved beadil' I n wodr!nansidp,' i - „. - 1
whldittresatiest,nisisejed
.t..~
•
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A Ilic4 ern. top Pl* . :iiiid. lian:Striii'i l lfsb, ''''-, .
. t u
. ...tx,Lt m e nr •;oeft, at f}anaufA.Caincuurs Ville.... Min:
.bantongltreet. 'WM,. Itt,ceirOt attentra%bl: • ' '
suly:2B.U:- . ,' '.- ~. , - : - . 4 :• - : BECIE& /a57 - ,' '-
.
jialittelied a Ana Tat pf, constatfoiro
. IftWiteret, , SalaioloaClA'Platf:Ad."`
futiala
`
Tier for:Bal Bid d zBtcawi , CiotnA
pA..
AAOlta gild Lime,' in fau'iw z loads; -2tomglyjula •
at lowest. taarke Tata . =mai mo •
MAY /3, 166.
CATAWIBBA t./irLsoAD
G-Us7AT WOLTJEN;
WIIOLESALE ~4 D RETAIL
C.E . 7liTli r E STREET,
-NEXT DOOR. TO TIIE. UNTO' HOTEL,
.P(COTTSiTILZE;
'end Chciing:Toba:ttos;
CI aqd - Wood l'ipcs,A.e., &e.,
.;AW , Eal:P;t' 1 : 1 (m PP:
Fosse
lEEE
• ;of , '
atilltt.
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1 ,71,1 4
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Artr:tici . fsC
HINTS "ABOUT
Busita,s.iNn.. l 6rnans t —Angust is n se;ts..ort
fi?rtlienibSt effOtive end deadly' on , l,lu , lits . '
u gii.wccds and. bushes.- The . pature of moq
viiieffs,.„ii;_ip the .first pnrt . of the season to .
:rnal ! M,;. taps, :anti. afterwards, cone - eL(ra - te
'their energies - either, upon : the.. the prod uc t_
tion oriceil.orraatiaringtheir rootlz, ;=.O :I F to
through the Wintet.: If cut' in this d y
Y,.64 t her - , it is - usnally certain E ve , ,
tlntter•and- eggs (I,inaria);-- - that tens:
and detestible of weeds, .is sometimes
h thorough .hoeing up in an Ahgust
4s . for buSheg,' . .otien cutting' - up, and ti,en let
dug the.shucp browse o$ the 'young
:Will Make an-end -of the worst, even 'wild
rose* pind blackberry bushes. Do k t
'any. weeds go "to seed. The season .11,13 hco i . ,
-particularlyfayorable to'erops -of weel.l.-:,1, 11 ,4,.
without proper diligence it will lake yuns
do away with
. the harm that- May i f
they - scatter their Seeds.
," • .
• SEED early for- a
SiMply of .cleati• plump seed, esperillly
Jinn i tobo::USed tfiks: season. - Clean it ti ; '- r .
froni: allshittnkeikkernels et
.
ieedi repeated.winnoiving. '• .
• ',.Budß!‘.4igAt.-may be. : sOwedriby and
g-odkinais 01. green Manure, .16'W
Under in *a:for Sowing rye, or for 1:o:1,.1
-'4le..dibbliti :for spring crops, anti Wilt 4 a c.'•
for a crop of grain. , ;,.
. . .
TISIOTIIT. sowed alone will, on goo.l
quiekened . with a top-dressing of "b(11.0,
* anti,. or any fine rich, compost, - us.naily
Well, end sooner inake..a good sward
that sown with spring .grain, , or upon H inter
g r ain in the spring. • ,
WitEAT.—lf the soil be dry in wir.tcr a!:.1
i:it.gOodleart now, plow early, and gich.g
:top-dresaing...of soine good fine compciii, , :r
special aininre, drill in the wheat. It 13,1, 0 ,, r .
policy to .risk-Winter wheat on soil Iv
frain . lack . drairting,• , barely allows tit:
iilaiita_ta,sfruggle through.
..80,:is;--Harvest before *too. ripe. and
hava!Auch better straw,. ,more and - pl-1,1 1 ;
-• , .
Comf . .-I.t; is a great temptation somellau
to . seeker cOrrifer the sake of gettifiggr:-.. a
feetifor. eows, - , ••We do not belieVe-in.sv!4.l•••••
lug enfli of all, tlimai 'with' Some kind- - it
May have no evil effects. :With many sari- :
Mies we' feel sure . that the - stckers_
portanfito , secur r e the propei filling nut of die
tips of the cars, the tassels coming lute flity,-er
a little later than those of
_the main
the later.maturing - tip kernels of the car, nric
titus fertilized. Pull, weeds among Corm but
do no hoeing after the ground is shaded. •
.•
TonAcco hegina to ripen for cutting about
.tie middle o( the month,- if properly topped.
and suckered. When . abont 12- to 16 leav es. have been formed, and the flower stalk be;
gins to push up rapidly,. clear off the mass of
• large leaves below,' then it should be broken
n;l.' .The - bight will varY with the- - vigor'
of the plant, and the.earlincss or lateness of
the.sea. , :iuri. The leaves increase rapidly in
size . alfer this, and suckers will start.from the
base of each, - which Must be brokarioff. The
worraing.mnst gO.Ort all the tirre;- • and so vig
dytiusly do_ the sucker's grow, .and so active
are the worius,. Ihat : a:few aeres will giro
.very:steadywork during this month to scre
r,d harids; even' after all haying' s done —,
When the leaves have their tell growth;rind ,
listvethat turgid arid Tatum lot* and tel,
ditiletiltto describe, cutup at-the roots_ in Ow
middle of:, the day, tiirn frequently till wiltid
enough to handle without breaking; and tlh.;t .
hank, - iii airy, 'shed's.. •
Carro's Pic:icy:sl.ls an' -important lat)or at
the South this month; • too great itiipottanci ,
cannot he t gircn to-clean picking, and.leiving.
the bolla anti soft: - There haS been a_
machine iu tntEII for picking cotton, and we
ate hiel'C;; 11k*,Think that here is a' frtrtictr
ly units' for the profitable display
of al ingenuity, for it eau. hardly
that the 'first:Machine Will be any nearer per
fection than the first sewing or mowing ma
chine.
-
• SrAcKs..—lf hay or grain stacks setil, rr.
top theta, building.thethup.square unri guard
against rain.• .*
WATER..—There is no more important ettb- .
ject than the supply of
,fresh and . purvovster
fir the sto::.k.iia the.pastlini.itud if) tliC-yafd;., •
the lack - of it caramil be in acle tip ju the beet of
feeding and other care. .e.rjr: bad tobe
.obliged to drive, cattle . far.ll.:r water. •-"
oting
c.tlyes-ancl cattle are often scripuslyEtimnd
by ashoit supply of water ill Augw...t..'
Cows.=Use.all . diligence -to -pies'citt - the
cows - drying; giving good pasturage, *extra
-feed if necessary, and Plenty 'tit yufe water..
Farrow cows to be fattened this Tail, should - ,
be dried 9Ebbefore Sepietnbc - r, and kept in
good flesh, being'fect so as to be on the gain
airthn URIC. ' ."
. .
QxeN.---Be. careful notio over-work and
exhaust working cattle. If-put to haul labor,
teed - dry hay, and bright stritw with bran. up
on. 4, in addition to what they pick up nitlits
.in.the pasture. • •
Ilortsca need careful treatment; and if kept
up.should have an armful or two ot gras;4
daily, and if worked hard; cut feed and, dry
hay . ; : cold water is perhaps the best appli
cation- for gallS, by the . harries§ ; and do net
forget.thatlor all kinds of stock .
.S.tur • Asti :PURE WATEit are essential to
their health. - • ••: • '
j" °time' r.-+-Gli-eall:kinds a- share of the
daily waste, hinter:Milk; loppered milk, etc.
Collect eggs daily, keep in a cool _ place iu
-Close boxes, set on the points, and packed in
judian meal, hran -or slaked lime, inverting
the b#es . every two or three daLs. In the
moulting season 'hens cease -laying.:-Keep'
chiekens well fed, and griming rapidly. Give
scalded cracked corn; wheat swenings.; Bre=
mus grain's, etc., -withfree run for green fond
"and insects. See.. that !Owls have clean and
deep dust bathS, in
.which a little quick-ii...e
or wood .ashes occasionally thrown will he
fatal to lice..WhitcwashroOsts and nest boxes.
SuELP.--Keep tar upon their noses toke ep
off the bOt-fly, which causes grubs in the
head ; 'examine rams alaut. the horns , find
heads and elsewhere for wounds; which soon
become"inaggotty if neglected. WaAt them
out and 'apply yery'warm pine tar.
11..Nante.—Employ any spare time'in look
ing about the viltages or factories rot-valuable
ref Use that will, pay for hauling. Leather
Scraps, weolen waste, slaug,hter-house offal,
helm piths, hops and:sprouts from
. the brew
erics; soupy and, oily waters from the cloth
' factories,-which May be absorbed by muck
or led out upon. the grass. Save any choice
finer manure from the, bottom Of compost
heaps in the yard for wheat.
Togs that have been in use during the
summer slcould be thoroughly . cleaned, al; -
steel parts painted .with linseed. oil, and - set
TCasms.—Sow till the middle of themouth
in most places beloW latitnde 40 degrees, on
ground-well'cleaned' of - weeds by repeated
harrowing. -
.'. INV'smi.s.—When springs are law, it Fs the
best, time to dig \cella. Dave everything
ready to 'dig, stone up and curb at, once.
~SlAniccrixo of early apples and pears will
,
.
reqtlite care. . Regular market growers know
that 'a little time expended in preparing fruit
'f6r,tuarket will be repaid. . It. generally pays
..
to make two qualities,: to which may be add
ed it-ihkd, lit only. for the pigs. - Establish a
reputatidn for fair dealing, by having the
Baskets or barrels run of eyetiquality through,'
oul. :- Pick the fruit before it'softens, but not
before it is fully developed. Allow no beat
ing or' other rough usage of trees in order to
get fruit off.. A self supporting fruit hal
,:deris very uselni, or
. a . common ladder may
be stayed by guy ropes: . .
Ixasdrs Twill still denatind - the attentian.--
Pratt that:lme 'fallen because , it contains the
larve - nCsoMe - insect should be gathered - 1M
and giTen,4o the pigs,.or.: those animals be
,
':allowed the run of the Orchard.. Late cater
pillars ..,.. . •.. . ,
pails must be-removed.
B17111)116 is to :be done whenever the bark.
runitreelY and well rinened=badaeau be hadt
• 'Tessa set last - apring without mulching
AilA:oftens4oiN signs of fr.:Winged!' mouth..--
Fleniciving s the : soll around the roots, and giv
%big lig'...lhortiegli' watering; will -often save
't.fielif. : Aft'ek - "replacing tbe - earth put on a
;13 3 11 -iek ,r P':'"Vi-e *,* " ---,- ` ' '.. - ...
r - - 1 I;m' t a *. l o 4 of , 13/4.9Per's.,,:growth as soon
3 n
1
9 4 - .l.**ity'encitighillito -soil into' which
Y., .._#l.s-?•ji!fr pill , should: be 'licit and well,
W 9161 W.. - - ' . • • - . .
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