at- 1.1
hr - atta - G Rialti;'
ii - riras
A'PaOtiY o?:
Withthe girla,thetrantlful gi*
the liquid tine:andlhe golden' e!tirla,
&Mtn along thr9u2h the erowded * stteet'
Turnlng the heada-ofthsloutheth!rk ee . l..-
• Beautiful &Ist
the
do hut wtong. J
The blush of the rose otft -dainty week,
In which lovely dimples lay-p tddestallso-seek,-
' .
as their anitles:and a little above,
Pccre.as su:osgel, fickle aslate s . , s • -
Oh tbe girls! the beautiful eds.
theboya gather. and sigh es each. whirls
Bertlhers along at a delicate Mutt; •
JR, Airtliaztpe beadle ,
Tr forbidden to eight.
• • . ,Latighiligi
-•-- Hurrying by
With a smile on the lip. aird'cr - ry glance of the eye,-
.. An d th e little doge hark =dwelt Joyous bound,
Snap at the titters that eddy arOund. •
The town Is alive, and eachheart hi a whirl,
--.Nlime the caning -of ilia lovely girt
• .7
How Joist,' they look as they teeter along, '
'lfailtagnach other with kisses and song!
And a-poor fellmilke meteors, filth by,
t fora moment, then lost to the eye.
- • •
Hwinging„
•
- - Dashing theygo, ,
- Ihareiarding the breere that plays havoc below.
With Ong floating trail, as pure as the sky.
-. To be tramped In themind by the crowds „rash
' • - - ingbyr
To be tram : l ed and tracked-by dozens of feet.
Till if blewith the 111th in the horrible street.
.. • .
. Ones I tripped up on a inter, and fell •
Just as I paned a gaily dressed belle.
Fell. and my beaver rolled out in the street,
- Fell to be scoffed at, and Jeered at, and beat.
Scrambling,'
. _ Dreading to rise,
And strata, on my soul, Co open my eyes.
Above, - and around me the broadest expauge-
OI
hope that e're tilted in giddy round dance.
at hut I darted without, -
And dmdted down the street r aa - the boys raised
. a:amt.
•
Onee I wits geen ma the greenest of leaf.,
Nothing too big to exceed my belief.
Ityery girl laughed at my innocent grace, 4.
And vowed that I looked at naught else but her
lace. . .
•
Greennesa,'
•
Credulity,
- • Grace and all, •
•
Shame and my blushes I lost by that fall.
I learn nothing new as the girls minter by,
And tiller their hoops, no matter how high,
Far all that.B within or without I know.
Since I tripped on that titter, and made each a go.
BOW strange if that patent heaving bosom of
• . -
!Should All at her feet on the pavement below.
How strange If that pile of tightly bound tresses
:Should roll, down bet back from the head It de=
Faintlng, ' .
;Freezing,
. • RnEhtug ithead
tuniltidflarof allure the beauties thus shed,
The [titers dropped off and left far behind,
The little lace bonnet flying off In the wind. •
lint the word of all mishaps i• they do naught bz•
Haw strange If in running, She'd drop her false
ad yes. W.
TIIE RULING PASSION STRONG IN DE/Tn.-
01d - Bogs was a miserly old fellow, who
had accumulated great wt.alth by life-long
penuriousness. .But even misers have to die
some time o -and old Boge was at length called
upon to piy that debt which all must pay,
and which is paid as easily by the mau who
haslet got a cent as by the possessor of mil
lions.
Old Boge was sick unto death,' finding a
partial recompense in his suffering from the
reflection that if he could not eat anything
something was being saved. Ills physician
told him that his end was rapidly approach -
ing, And as he felt within himself that he
was rapidly approaching his end, it was evi
dent to old Boge that he must meet his end
very . .
r
, -
"flow, s long have I to. live:"- ask_ed old
Boite, In a-faint voice. . . • „
' , Only, half. an -hour," said the physician,
•-; taking out his watch in a business likernanncr,
and added, "is there any one you would like
„to send for-La elergynnin, fofiustance?”
Old Boge mused in a lethargic way for a
Moment, then started Up'as with sudden
thought, raised his -feeble land and felt of
his emaciated chin, upon which two weeks
growth of gray and stubbed beard had grown,
then whispered lturriadly7—"quiek--hring
me—bring,--me—a barber."
. .
- ' The • bather came with his kit, and old
i . -Boge said in a voice that was rapidly grotv.-
i.
' inn . weaker:
D
• . — You—aharge—ten---:cents-to—shave . —
',:,,!' live men?"
. . . .
1 4 , —Yes, that is on price, "replied the barber.
charge—to, shave--deaS
Alen r .
"One dollar,"' said the barber, Wondering
what he meant.
"Then----shave--me- 7 -.quick?" said old
- Boge,,nervoitsly eyeing the watch which the
doctor held in his hand. Ile_AVas too weak
eak further—hilt_' l ' , :rub — rloetor, inter )reted
aright the question that was in his eyes.
1;4 . - :'Fifteen minutes,",replied the doctor.:
e. Oldßoge made a feeble motion - as with a
lather brush, and the barber was at his work
in - a jiffy. lie performed his task with neat
ness and -dispatch, and . although .the sick
min had several sinking spells- of ari
ing nature, yet he bore up to the end. 'When
the last- stroke of the razor Was given, old
e! -- Boge whispered in tone -of - satisfaction
do—ninety—cents--saved I" and
immediately expired. •
V A Ilsol-Noriti....6.—Tlicy linve smart
children in a certain part of 'Vermont. A
schOolmistress of the Green Mountain State
relates the following example of a boy's intel-
_ .
ligence ; .
A:large tivergroWn boy came to school one
, •
morning, and I inquired of him,—: . • . • .
~ "Can You read?"
. . .
- .1 - ' " Don't:know," was the reply.
"Can't you spell easy words?"• • .
"Don't know." • .
"Do you know the . alphabet?"
'• Yea."
"Try this word." .
o-r-s e"—
I "What does that spell ?"
• "Don't know."
I "What do you ride on at home'r
1 "Oxen."
I •" Try this word."
13tve-tt-d
"What does that spell?"
" Don't know."
"What do you eat at home?"
" Punkins." -
Try this short word." • •
"B-e-d"
" Well, what does that spell?" •
1 "Don't know."
*
"What do you sleep on St night?" •
"Sheepskins:"
i I sent him - to his seat, after this trial, and
itojut_rest.
- _
A roam.at, fashionable visitor thus al
- a little. girl :—'-"How ism you, my
"'Very well, I thank you," she 're—
'plied. The visitor then added : • ".Now, my
'dear, you should ask me how I am." The
!child simply and honestly replied, •"-I don't
•
_.want to know." ' =
i A SrAnsit gentleman, studying English,
' being at a tea : party, and desiring to be help,
cd to some sliced tongue, in doubt as to the
iterm, hesitated a moment and then said, "I
thank you, Miss, to pass me that lan
' page:"
As I,l„kx once asked another whom he liked
the best to hear preach? 4 'Why,"
I 'I like - to hear Mr. preach best, be-,
: - Etase I don't like any preaching, and his
.tnes nearest to nothing of any 1 have ever
eaxd."
"'Mimi you see a man on a moonlight night
rying to convince his shadow that it is im-
roper to follow a gentleman, you may be
are it is high time for him to join a temper
, v• society.
rr : =
A LIBELLER of the fair sex, says . that
enure all alike.- "When they are maids,
ey're u mild as milk; once make their
cep, and they lean their backs againat theli
iage certificate r and defy yon."
"DoN'T give way to despalr,":4ki dear," said,
mother to her son, whowasidapotheeary ;
-ii'but rest on hope." "Hope!" exclaimed the
~on, "hope is life'S patsnt lAEA - Heine, with
i./Vhich every body is miserably deceived!"
.I:llFFEnewr sounds travel with different de-
TY,itrees of velocity. A call for dinner will run
rtv'er a tea-acre lot in tr . minute and a hall: .
• Idle a summons to work:will take Irom five
.
.1 4:a
A, max who was arrested for stealing goods •
- .:•;:..,.5.i-J..' 't a fire the other day, pleaded in excuse for..
et - :.:: .. il extenuation of his conduct, that he had
t t en
. .1 ; ‘44: . ' 1 is the country , but a few daysy and
-1.1V .2.-- . 2
n't learned the rules. • '. , • ;
••wz.-z- ~
:ism- ..._ •
'''-- "You YOUNG RISCAL," said the old gentle :
an to the rash littl e boy in the street,. If
cab had run over you, where wetdd You
~
. . and the boy sansWerd,
die. of his. number!" . L
:,'.:Tli E 'NE,W
and
SARSAPARILLA
ELMR PERUVIAN BARK
.
Which has - Ix. gm favorably ;mown 'n a TONIC
ANI) RESTOBA TIVF. by Physiclabs and In
. yalfda in fidl_part.s ., nof the country. .
. . .
The' new Vinaralion:T!'lSserimparill a Co m.
bination vials Lime.” presents one
of the meat Tempt alterative agents, in a form' amable
of exerting fall action upon the system, and this In'ml
nate and pleasant doscs. It Is conceded that the alter-.
alive, resolvent or tonic' effects of lodide: are exerted
most decidedly when associated with other alteratives,
in combination:'and the •flansaparilbr seems to fulfill
perfectly all the favorable'requisitiOna. - '
The first effect usurdlyobserved when : "SAII.RAPARI4-
wrnt loatng or lawn is taken, is an - increase:of
appetite, showing that it lus tonic properties of a
marked character. - Its alterative effects are manifest in
iti ready combination with the blood and tissnee.—
Pale, scrofulous women and children improve rapidly
underlie use, and the vital functions assume a healthy
condition.
It is admirably adapted to a large number of chronic
or acute affections peculiar to children. It is suited to
them, both by the mildness and east' ency of medicinal
effect and the pleasant, attractive lorm of the remedy.
It'may be given for a long period where constitutional
influences are desired, and no repugnance, or disincli
nation to take .the syrup, encountered. In White
Swellings, 'Um-Joint Dineen, and Distortions of the
- Spine, it should be given persistently, in moderate do
ses, until relief is obtained. -
In the Sprln”_ ,,, of the Year, and:daring, the
Warm Weather, '
'Where' 4a..the old hoop
mired* ciiiifrietid
u;avelling ;sir
Boat= is 'skirted ky then?,
rairpose of skirting nom?,
sad your pocket ditbl, to
*rookery book,
, .•
"FLiTJD.IEXTB . JitT.
COMBINED WITH
lODIDE OF LIME!
PREPARED FOR
4. w. miss,lsosro.
4ANIE " 1t., - 141ICHOL9 Co.;
IiLiMMA=MUG mass,
i'tii+cridsw sir:'v
WITS
PBOTOiIDE OF BON,
the accumulatiOn of morbid *matters in the /.EtInII
seems to become manifest end very troublesome. Las
situde. Headache, Bolls, Costiveness,. Loss of Appetite,
Pains in the Jolntsandimestion,nte , are very common.
Nothing ever devised.is better adapted to exterminate
or drive or ibex affections than this new combination
of Ssa.IarAILILLA WITO IGOIDE OY thir,
No preparation like it, or which approximates to it;
• Alterative, Or Blood farlfier, •
has ever beflore been pi !ced within the reach of invalids.'
Indeed, it is an. entirely New and amen-nein combina
tion. in no 'respect resembling anything hitherto em
.
plo
he opinion of medical men concerning it, the de
scription of its chemical character, therapeutic mine.
manner of use, etc., are given is a circular, which can
be-had at the store of any and ail first-class Druggists.
Sold in Pottsville by P. Sanderson, Henry Sayler, J;
G. Brown and Son, and all Druggists.
June la, •66
MORO PHILLIPS'
Gtennit”s lanproircd
Supet-Phospha'e of Lime,
.STANDARD QIIA pit TEED.
For Sale at Manufacturers Depots-- - .
No. 27 North Front st., rhslndn.; Po..
No. 14 Ilowlro- Wharf, Baltintorr,
And by Deeers in general throughout the country..
- 'The material of which 7 . 110E.0 PHILLIPS' prtos:
PII.A.TB is manufactured contains fifty per cent. more
Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone therefore it Is more
durable. The. ammonia present gives It great ad
ditional fertilizing value.
Five years' experlepee MILS proved to the Farmer that
It makes, alumviar grain than even stable manure. and
is not only active but lasting:
Price $56 00 per ton 2000 lbs. . • "
Discount to dealers. . • •
MOHO PHILLIPS,
• • Sole'Proprietor and Maimfacturer.
Jan la, '66' .• • • . .
ANOTHLEIL GAL
RET CURE
LN TTIVITY OF NEW YORK
Of •n 14thly rinectable citizen, well kithwn to the
• ' . edirninuulty,.by • -- '
• - DR. J. M. SCHENCK, . .
•TfIE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OF PIIILADELPRIA
OFrICZ N. T. em GALENA LEAD
\o. °5 Swan St., New York, June], 16fr3. •
. -
Dn. J. H. Seuvies-:-Dear Sir —For over fifteen years
I have been troubled with a severe cough, aed.ru3nally
two 'or three times a year with more or lees hemorr
hage, Which together, for the last few years, has kep
me 11110 In Ifesh and too weak to do business of any
kind without suffering. In August last I had a
very severe" hemorrhage, and, according to the Judy.
ment of a good New 'I ork physiclet:4 I was classed as
beyond the reach of medicine, and was advised to be
prepared, so far a. property matters were concerned.
to leave this world at shortnntiee. The physician (and
my good friends) said that the first cold I took must
prove fatal. Early in January I took a severe - cold,
awatrtunately was occupying rooms at No. 82 BQN-B--
STREET; "dri — ealrfAC-3 4 2 1 c2i.----ataint the
lath of January procured a bottle of your Afiretonic
Syrup and commenced taking it freely. My'feet and
limbs were very much swollen, and all the symptoms
of a speedy death seemed to -accompany my cold. " I
sent for my former physician; and stated to him that I
seas taking your medicines, and after showing them to
him, and having tasted of them, &c., be replied.: `•Yen
can take them-if yon like, they will do you no harm."
He said: "You know what I told yon last summer, and
I say the same now, if-you have any business to close
np, 'do not put it off." He said to other friends that
he "could seilno hope for me," and my friends and re
lations concluded my time bad come. At this time I
was taking freely of-your medicine, but had not seen
you: The doctor called a few times, and found me
- (much to his surprise, he said.) improving,, and he
could not. undestand why. -My hilth was increasing in
your medicines, and I bad aviish to have you.examinia
my case, and see what you bad to say. Whin yon first
came to my room and made the examination, you gave
me but little encouragement, but on the contrary, ex
pressed sad doubts of my ever being helped out of my
then eeeming difficulties. ' - The second . time that you
called, finding me still gaining, you gave me encour
agement, saying "my symptoms were Improving the
Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-weed Topic and Mandrake Pills
had acted like a charm... My circulation, my cough,
my appetite, all bevan., to improve, and I could walk
about my room a little. You visited me-nearly every
Tuesday, and found me improving, and told me not to
go out of my room until the first day of May. I took r.e
cold while under your treatment, my. appetite became
grst-rate, and yon told me -to oat everythin g / wished
of a nutritious nears, and to exercise abbut the room
as much - as possible. I followed your advice, and to
the surprise of - my old physician and friends, I seem
much better than I have been for several years; and
breathe better than I 'ever expected a person ebuld with
melting, the left being-completely
completely dried up. I felt
very giateful to you, and consider your advice and med
icines Invaluable. Yours, trul ,
Da. Souses,—Dear Sir :—Abont two years ago I was
taken with a very troublesome cough and a pain In my
breast seven or eight months passed away without
my doing anything for myself. Then I applied- td a
physician, who attended mo for about three months
without rendering me any service. I also obtained the
advice and treatment of a physician in one of our hue•
pitals, and also bad the advice and treatment of two
other physicians, but allilus no purpoae. During this
long apace of time I was nearly dead; several times
mytiende came to , see me and witness my exit into
the spirit world, I was confined to my bed two months
at a time. My breathing was exceedingly.- 'bort. I
gave up several times all hope of getting better: and
as regarded getting well, that was entirely out of the
question. And to think this day lam well and hearty !
VMS advised by some of my friends, to try Doctor
Schenck.. Medicines. I accordingly bought bottle
alter bottle, until I reached the ninth t then I found a
decided change In my cough for the better. suffered
severely from palpltatlon of the heart, and two weeks
after I coronienced taking your medicine this difficulty
ceased.
When I first went to Dr. Schenck's office it was with
difficulty that I could get up into hie reception room, I
was so weak and so 'swelled ; my skin was as sallow as
though:l WI "the' jaundice i I felt dull, heavy and .
sleepless. Dr. Schmid:, after examinirq me, said both .
my tangs were affected, and gave me httle - hope but
hie medicines, in about two weeks, took right hold of
me: it seemed to go right through my whole system.
The Pnlmonic Syrup, Sea-Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills, all took right hold in the right place. The Pills
brought away great quantities of bile ant slime t the
Syrup loosened the matter in my lungs, which' came off
very free ; the Sea-Weed Tonic gave tae an appetite,
- and everything seemed to taste good. -
To show wind greatpower the. medicines Ml,llllll
purifying my system, and to show how bad I was dis
eased, beside all the bile that passed my bowels, and
the great quantities of phlegm and matter I expecto
rat,W, I broke out all over in large boils, that would
continue to gather and run for about six weeks, and I
had at one time over twenty-five boils. I hare nothing
of the kind now, andleel like another person altogeth
er. I can safely say that I base not enjoyed such health
for five years as I do now, and cannot praise you and
•yonr medicines enough. May God abundantly bless
and preserve yon t is the sincere deatm of one who has
• been so wonderfully relieved through your agency: and
it any one desires to know with regardto the truth
fulness of this report. if they will call upon an of my
friends, or upon me, No. 4 Dryden Place, near Thomp.
son street, below Cadwalader, Philadelphia; they will
be perfectly satisfied with the validity of the case.
Yours, with much r
SC=IDT,
• The above ease, as described, •is perfectly anted., •
know it to be true. Yours, • T. B. MILLET
• Pastor of lancock M. B. Church. - ,
Dr. Schenk will be professionally at -his principal
office No 15 North Sixth street, corner of Dommg . rce,
Philadelphia, every Samrday, from 9 A M until 4r M,
No 33 Bond street, New York, every Tuesday, from 9 to
3 ; No 39 Summer street, Boston, Mass., every Wed
nesday, from 9 to 3, and every other Friday at 108 Bal
timore street, Baltimore. Md. All advice free, bat for
a thorough examination of the lungs with his Respi
om eter, the chargela three dollars.
Pijce of the Pnimonlc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic,.
each $1 50 per bottle, or $1 150 per , half dozen. Man
drake Pills, 2Z cents per . box.,
For ealo by all Dramatis and Dealers.
' Dec. 9.. , C$ . . 4s.ly .
H.A.STI.NGS Co.,
ffinstufatturers of Oil -and Candle*, nod
• floaters inCurriers , , Oita.
MINERS' OIL IN CASKS AND B A RRP.Ta
,
Alwaya on hand and for ado it the intl . loWeat market
price. .
NrAr Yona-154 Front St.; corner Maiden lane.
WAITSTILL HASTLNOS. New York. .
JOHN HASTINGS, Net Bedford. •
B. HANNAN. Potteville,- will ripply our Oils at man
ufactures's prices. • .
Xuan'actory at New Solfari.
New York, Idarek IT, '66
C IeIfrODWIES AND' MOWS - NITS 'km
C UT
Bale at.... . ••• GREENWOO4 NURSERY,
CBl4l Amid excisable the large . stock of Pre a c h
Lawns nod White Goode fOr Ladies' Dressy., •
WALSER & MDR'S, 'New :talon Hall. .•
Jane a 4 114 • -; 4d-flm
NEW
. CxURCx MUSIC.
THE OFFERING. •
.
A Collet:ter, -of Obtrehl Nude mudding of 3letritel
• Tones, Chante r Sentences, quartets, Idoteti and An- .
theses, esgned.for the hse of Congregations, Cholhs,
.adicionectOzthang Schools, and Musical Societies.
- •
BY Lc iEL ibOxricakD.: =. •
•Weid a telleiellati of 'New /dusk. hott.tkoihetrei a
'New - COWS= of Old - The elereitt
are es carious In thane:tee he- - tattoothsdeenb e y are de.
'limed to Bomb, and they will be found to pewee un
usual excellence.. The established ,rgattaidoa - cd
r.
Idailkanitiaattrarltd tabraiear - vakkate• the. special
..attentka of those with whom.rt:hly good-. =ale is a
rdedroble .
Copiee,wlll be Peat by man.:Vet-reld, 1 on receipt o
price, $1.14) a.w, Sir BO - _
• • " OLIMI DIMON & robßsherfe,
• UT .WilehLugten Street, Boggs.
July 29. NW
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CluanteretTiniaeof ;Panaowger
"On — idid - atitrißiNDAY:Noveilibeigni -18
sena l "dne"cesa po l " "l"
At 04t)P. - 14.0711111.01.11N0A8801C - ' , '
--liattarninnswill /ism difinenninerat 13.061 L,
Gino Varbotosi • - ;1:40 at'
ilaven.with mottling and afternoon Tsweenger Ba =
nuwenger Ttainlietwelit Min dLoCast Gap
j u nctioa, condietingivattlhattiarulfronalhinnokin.
Leavelactiatalaplrutcdon-at Arht.
LeaveAshilunl 2..4b.r...111,_
- Connecting with PainettgarTininson2 .
/L.4,, r ;8.1L B.
R. to and front Pottaillia, at which giant Connections
Avill be matiemith train on Phliada, andltead S*ll
' • R. B. IiNICM/Pi ,
iatb, - " -
Sl3 V - VLWILg . AND 8111AQUEDIANHA'
HA 11.8061-114..Cisawge of Hosres:4,---.-
On. midniter Nov. IT, 1665. - Passenger -Train:S*lH
leave Pottsville daily (except Sundays) at 6.45 A NI for
Aubmn, PSuegrove and Harristmrg, -and at 1 P.id for
Auburn, Pbre ,, ro ye and Tremont. - • !••
Paasengera by 6.46 A Iturdnituen-Pottsville will ar
rtrint lisuaisinug viriPluegat .11.50 ii Min time
to connect withUalge 'ettafr-rewiat on Penns..
°timberland Valley :-.•63eafrat:ls4,,Lebanon
PalleyßsUroade.- • •
• The 1.06 PM train .:from PottorrithrisiCiorinect it .
Auburn with rip morning train frarkpidiadelpida,
ine AubUrn at 1.60 P Eliot PmeirrOrr, and arriving at
Tierncnit at 3.30 P It Willleave Tremont. Yor Pine
grove at COD PM, connecting there with .4.110.-Til
train from • Hanisthirg and returning to Trem ont-at
'Leo PM. • .Returning will levee Harrisburg at 4.00
PI, connectingat Pinegrore at 6.56 P.X.. with train
for T1'0110174 and at -Auburn with up Passenger Train
for Pottsville. NAM:IM Train will- leave. Tremont at
T.OO .1 itif connecting at ,Pinegrore With. -tram to Har
risburg. at Auburn With down morning , Pawlemer
Train from Bottaville to Philadelphia,
.and =trim at
Pottsville at 0.20 A 31.• .• • -
•
Fare from Pottsville Harrisburg. $2 05 • ..FOr
tickets or other information apply to
WHHELLH. Ask. at PMtsville. •
- • U.H..THACY, Supt.
Feb 1. '6i;
ptILILADELPiIIA*. ik.REATIMEN G S.;S
WALWESENFZIONOM
Summer Arrangement of - Passenger Trains
Leave Potteville'at 7.50 and 8.45, A. M., and 2.45 P.
M.- arriving in • Philadelphia at 1.00 and 4.40 and
.
1.0, P. M. • '
Leave Philadelphia' al- 8.00, A. IL, 12.45, noon,' and
3.30, P. M. ; arriving at' Pottsville. at - 22.23, noon, 2.35
and.s.:lo, P. M. , • • •
The 7.00 and 8.45, A. M., and 2,48. P. M. down. and
5.1,0, A. 51.; up Trains, connect at Reading fur ;Allen
town, Easton, New York, pebanon. - llarriabarg,.Balti-,..
more, and the West: • - -
The 12.45 and 3.85, r. 11., np Trains, connettotly
for Lebanon. Harrisburg, ,tc., and with Beading and
Columbia Railroad. . .
On Sunday learel'otiaville at • 5.00, A. 3E, and Plana
.
'Mine MIL Batl'Read. •
Down Trains leave Millersville 'at 8.10, A. M., and
Glen Carbon at 1:10. P.; M., connecting at . Schuylkill
Haven. with'- 8.45, A. M., 1uid.2.48, P..M.,.Tniins for.
Philadelphia. tip Trains lease Schn)lidll. Maven a
7.25, A. 11:, and 12.20, soon. connecting with 7.00, A.
Train from Pottavilla, and 8.00,'A. M., from Phila
delphia.- Leave Locust Gap 10.30, A. M.. and Ashland
2.45, P. M., connecting:with 2.15, P. M. Train for Phil
adelphia. and .8,00,. A. IL, Train fur Pottsville. No
Sunday Trains. .
Schuylkill and Suognehnnua B. R.
The 7.00, A:•M., and 6.00. P. 51.. Trains from.Tre
mont, and 4.00,P. 11. from Harrisburg connect. 'at'Au
burn with 6.45. A. H.. Traintur Philadelphia, and 19.8,
noon, Train for Pottsville. • • - • •
The 135; A. M., and 1.50, P.M.., Train's from-Anbstm
•connect with 6.45, A. H., and 1.00; Trains from
Pottsville. No Sunday-Trains. .• - • • - •
•
. . .
..
Sellanyl. Valley and-noustetla Link lri. W.
Leave Pottetille at-T.BO and 11.89..A.,M., and T. 15; P.
M. Leave l'amtlea at 7.35; A. M.; and 1;49 and 4.15
P. M. Sundaye ; Leava Taraagna at 8.45, A. M., and
Pottaville at 2.00, j.P. • . - - .• . .
MC Find 13 - . Mt. and E. Mf. Et.
The 6.0 And 11.30, A. Y.. Trains from 'Ashland. eon
neet at Mt. Carbon, with • 8.:40, A .M.,. and 2.45,
Traina for Philadelphia . •
The 0.45, A. M., and 1.00 and 8.05, P. M ' Train from
Tamaqnn„ connect. iat Mt. Carbon With 7.00. A. M , from
I•ottafille ; at Port; Clinton with 6.w, A. M.-, np Train
from Philadelphia., 'and at Mt. Carbon with 8.110, P.M.,
ap Train from Philadelphia.: A mixed Passenger and
Freight Train leaves Ashland nt 1.05, M., for Tama
qua.- Sundays Learn Ashland - 7.00, M., and Tama.
The 11.40, A. 11:. Train from Port .Ciintorr. and 2.13,
P. M.. Train (non Tamaqua, connect with 6.00, A. 11.,
Train from Philadelphia, and 2.43, P. M., Train for
Philadelphia:
Santhyst Leave Tamaqua at 7.30 A. M., and Port
Clinton .at 7.00 P. M. .
„. .
Tho 13.45, A. 31., : down Trait' 'to • Readlnz; atop at
all atations between Potteville and Reatlinz. gin
3.30, P. It ,*tql Tr ;n front 1-11!lailelphla,.atOpa only at
principal stations. . . •:
COIIIITUTATION TICKETS, •
.With 2C3 caupons attached, between any } minds desired,
2.)at per cent. discount.. • •.' ' •
MILEAGE TICKETS,
~
0:44 for '2,000 between all poir.ts, for Fsnailles
rind Business Firms, at $52 00.
Season Tickets - between ill points at redneed.tal es.
Fetmol Season Tickets ono-tnird less: -
So lbs. of ling - va, ,geallowed each raaaehger. • •
E xeursiozi 'Ticketi . from Philadelphia to Potts
rifle and back, good for Saturday, Sunday and - Monday,
3,1 each.,
0. A. NICOI.LS, General Superintendent.-
.
131111 G UAtiLSMAD...;..!426..
ROLM
191111151 Mer • gement&
'ON AND AFTER MONDAY, - May Slat, Trains on
4lie Lehigh Valley-Railroad will ron in connection with
the several roads running to Wilkesbarre, New York
and Philadelphia, Be follovre •
DOWN TEAINS. .
STATIONS: . No. a: 7. - No. 9.
Leave.--- - IC A. M. A. M. P. M. A. M.
1 1 ,11kcsbrste - .
White Haven •. 9.30 '
,8.00 '
Tannery. . .. .. . •
Hickory Run . 9.45' 8.15 • r••:
Mud Run ' • 9 . 31 3. . 22 • 0
Rockport . ... .. • . 10.00 0.31 .gi •
Shenandoah ......... •
ktshsnoy City • 2.15 .
Andonried •
Jeanesville • • . • 2.18
Beaver• Meadow• • . • . 2.36 a
Weatherly • . .
Penn Haven. . .. •• • 10.24' 8.53 • f
Stanch Chunk ; - 4.30 10.47 • 4.95 .'•
s , hlphton . .. . • '4.40 ,10.57 4.35
Parryville • 4.48 4 -41
Lehigh Gap ' • 5.01 • 4.86 •
Slatington ' • . 5.07 11,20 5.02 ' -
Rockdale - 5.17 • 5.13 .
Lawns - 8.27 6:23 ;
White Hall ' • • - 604' • 0 . 80
Coplay • , • 5.38 11,42 8.34 • • •
Holendauque.' . • - 5.42 5.38
Catasauqua ' ' 5.46 . 11.47 :5.42 -
Furnace . . .... :..-.... • . 3.54 • 5.50
Allentown ' 6.00' 11.67 5.55 • 1.10
Bethlehem - 12.40 6.15 .12.13 • • 6.15 L2O.
Freemansburg ..... .. 12.49 • 6.23 6.24 '2.00
Easton • 1.15 6.44 12.43 6.45
Philadelphia 9.20 , 2.35 8.43 -
New York 5.20 . 10.10 4.10 10:44 . 8 . .00
&Trios; No. 8. No:'6. No, 10.176.9. No. 4
Leave . A. M. •M. P. - M, A. M. P: M
New York ' 700 - 1.2.00 4.00 9.00, - 8.0 •
Philadelphia 7.80 •'. - 5.15 .
Easton 9.47 845 7.40 11.54 11.9 -
Be Freemam thlehem b . " ... g ...:: ' 4 8. .00 49 8 8. . M 16 .. 12.24 11.5. 4
Allentown - • 10.87 • 4.15 . 8.8 0 12.86 32.0.
Cti P H a o ttea rn ke a n c9 ti cian q . uti . q l. aa " ....
. 10.63 4
. 4 . 2 :28 - 8.54 8 8.
4 49 4
10.57 4.88 5.51 ill •
Coplay
White, Hall 11.02 '4.43 8.56 . S• •
Laury'a ' 11:10 4.50 9.04 • .
Bock Dale -11,19. 6.00 - . 9.14 V •, .
Blatington .:..:.,...11.29 - 6. 1 2 • 9.26 '
'Lehigh Gap ... . . 11.88. 5.18 - 9,81 •
.. .... 11.48 5.58 9.45 •..
Lehirhlon - 11.56 • 6.89 9.50. .
1 6, 4 6a m k 12,05 . 5.50 10.00 '
Penn Haven 12.82 . :6.18 _ .... - •
•Wratherji, ... •
Beaver Meadow.. 1,24 - .
Jeanonrille 1.89 •
. .
• Audenried • 1.44
. . •
& man c,i!ti.1.50 ' .
• -
12.53' • 6.87 • •
. 1 3= .. 6.46
Hleirory;Run 1.07: 6.b2
.
Tu n e ri.a ..
... .... I,IT .1.01 -
White
- •Ozirrasi. a. a. or saw -
All Up and Down trains connect at- Hasten With the
trains of the Central Railroad Of Nesedenmy-to Mid foom
0(0178 I " ooo .ol , l4ros..aratnosn. .
. Dmen , Nos. 1, 5 and ~ and up trains Noe. 2
and 8, connect at Bethlehem, wtthlialtur for Phibtdel
phia: Trains from Philadelfthla connactat-Bethlehere
with down train No. T, and with up trains Nos. 8 &
tLrai P/LISSTLTANTL a. 1 . .
Down trains N05..1 and & and up trains Nos. 2,4, - 8,
and 8. connect at Allentown -with .trains for lleading
and Harrisburg, Thins from .liarrisburg and Reading
connect at Allentown with all down trains. •
NOILVIIISXS -
Down trains Nos. 1,11 and 5 connect at philltpaburg
with trains for Philadelphia. Trains from Philadraphia
connect at PhlllipsbUris , wittrnp trains Noe. 9 and 10,
and tralne from Belvidere connect with up tmlns Nos. 6
and 8, •
CATLIVISRA aartaoaa.
Down' train No. T. and at'- train , No. $, connect at
Quakake Junction -with trains of the Catawleau R.
Down trains Nos, 5 and I, and la p. _train 8 ; con
nect with train& of the Ilazteton.ftalltnad.. •
LIHIOR LIM SLIKIIINLIANNA. ItAILZOAD.
•
Down train.% N. nand L, and up trains 'Noe. a and
8, connect at Width Ilaren.with trains of the Lehigh
and Susquehanna Railroad to and foam SPtlkeaDerrq
without change of oars .betwen Wilkeabarre and New
York. No change of care . between. Wilketharre and
Philadelphia on. up train No. 8 and down train No. I.
, ROBERT li . SKYRIt
. Superintendent and Snead& Iti V. R. R.
May Ca, 436.
Oe.P. BECHTEL,
- Jittairiey sit Law.
OFFICE 1--SElruarea Building, Centre St, Pottrille,
Penns. • May 20, 16-41-Bm. •
GE O *GE fIu.DAILLAks,
orFict— m ; 2 2
2 S ATTORNEY-AT LAW
may y . outh 4th str.eet,,Phtlada..
EN Al B. TeIcCOOL; Attorney. at
Law. ClFFlCE—Bahtetongo":lstreet abota
Centie. "'- ...2duch19,164,4,1241'
11" ALMAIIt 111/461.11TIVICSISIBIL, -
lli:: • Amonasy
AsmoiA WOO! OrneeOil Centre
street,soppoelte the Peibt
-Sept. 44004.
ANAPION ilfmromeav,- •• •-• • • •
- • • • •Au.rriey -Laws rorrsrnpkawwig t keOTTlVlßA. •
April Wir
JOHN NV:ASWAN "411[ 11"
senor at Law, pyitp.o4.-- au— Cosa.
Office in Sllllsnams °multi'
Pa.
naluiyi:Oosito the NincerarOank, Centre
Street
Ma3' 23:*83
JAMES - I. : ; 'Waited(
ARIPBELL "mac - 11011.1.11, Aloha az
OFF/CS--(leotre-Etreet, oppealte. to
C
Hotee Hotel, Yottaville,Ta; • e - •
• . 4 331 ;E1. .-„ - • -
drtieuzlemormons:
.iarr_Trae, ,
iteassisey mitt Notary -
Public
tenthorized by lam -te administer atlidsvits,
and. to take *positions, . and ackonsrlaignamits o
deeds er~ on of~attoene~
LAW AND. oLia awa
garicarAunt,' "
MOdiatdmigo 81405 e Pato
QOl.. FOSTER JR.; 'Aiteraier Zasi;
1.7 OFFIC&;-BANEAN'S BINGEING, GEMS BT.,
lipping.° Episcopal Qinzth. •
Minh 24, 766 •l9 7y.•
-WEBNARD mw . ll2;'•
- 01714211 C—.• litAltarrANGO EIT: nest Ab"loniell.
i c lx (Qe 2 : E. CZairs 131.!k64
. ; I
aN • bersften Centre and lialtroacidesis ,
...uht;, - ,....43=‘?!. , _
• 4Pdl 441 '
J iz is Heeeisedit tine k iwi rt r o up t.B6ll , , .01}.-.lcevilsealor
foi sale amp .
,4Gea' ,
411 / 7 . 418, !,‘ "' '
/44 'Si 9P111111 . 16 "4!
tittl -- ' .--
MMil
MA 93, 1%66.
Little Rehm..!kill U.. 11
LEGAL CARDS.
,
LITV L s
„MAXIM iTtaaT . Irs, ) ey,ll 'ottit;
emir of Itoreffilralmi
pos4othe Gloat YisF!!kom7!,
•.- -1114111111114111 c
Febl7, 1 44.4.17 :1140 MilidesoffloyEbtladelAlL
mormustewpwrit *llllll4lllllll/4
AB,4=TB
pure :Liberty preitherbrell
• leutlea Ellett:Bi' -Try. it 1tim02.007
otter.
era
wholesale Paint graisfilme.,ttlet,'''
Tio 12T liorth„Vim, 4t, najo,ews.
dan-27, -, Vii; . . - • '44t.
-PliL iberitt the
tret
arable and the:glad tatogptuttotl. 7rry It !
Sane utitred cinly by ,
• g. thititle, • . -
- 11'
--holatale lsalirtbnd Mau 'Dealers,'.
• No. Ncnilt Street, .114Ltdelphist;
Jan ft. 41-ly
e rigla. , I tetr"; '
111 rail 113 Nor, .13reiiit talocTimb?4)
Pllll4.loEjj'llll.4.
13ER'ItoLET4 8A1321DT, - .lqiiiiitors..
August 14 ,, N' I ,‘“ BS-11m--
ESTE Itqf COTTAGE OROAT(8
Are not,only ttneacel birt they Are absolutely On
by any other Reed lnstrument Iv the country
rkeigned exprosely for Marches and: schools, they aro
fond to be equally: well adapted'To ,:parlbt: and
draiving room. " For sale Only by • .
No. 18 NOrth SiFiliTll PHILLD.A . ; --
_
AIso,I3IIADBURY'S PIANOB. and - a complete
assortment of the PES.F.SITP.IOII,PD,ZON:' "
Sept.. A 'a& , - -
•
LIKAE,IrTOR IIIB . E. T: TAYLOR
For the convenience of ,our
patrons and others at a distance,
*e here present a -did;rain of
self-measarement, by. which a
good nt will be guarantied, -by
sending the sizes 1u the order
designated in the accompanying
EXPLANATION. .
;its -alma YOU COAT.
kexth of" Back, from . 1 to 2,
Length...4l . ..Sleere (with arm
crooked.) rromia to 4.. •
. Dread EnzOkre.—AroOnd the
• . most prominent part of..the
cheat:
• •
rag ireamre.—Armuid the
• 1 " 1
State whether
l'hether• the person is
. „e
.
5008 VmT.
• The same measure as for COit
44_1; . ..Measnie Inside seam, and out
aide from hip-hone, and around the waist ani hip; •
5A1111.2 OP 2i aTre.iAts se ri lIY MAIL *Rite OF COST;
Goons TO na aaurttuan;tr NOT ssnasaaroar.
• • • ' • • CI'S& STOKES At Co. •
524 Chesnut 'St,
• Jane 10, .65." • . 23
SiMOSER air c 0. ,,
GENERAL COHNISSION MEIICBANTN,
.
26 Son th.Delnorvare Axeu,ne,
. . . .
We are constantly receiving on conslgninent, SPERM,
WHALE, LARD, MINERS' and LURRICATLNIG OILS,
of the best and purest qualities,: which we offer In lots
to suit, at lowest rates of the day. . •
The attention of comm. - taw:lnd others.ls respectful.
ly solleited. • • , Jan 20, 1 63,11-iy` . •
W1.711(.4.111C111138,
City Cabinet Ware Rooms and Manufactory,
- 238 SOU! SEObND STREET,
,
.
N. B. -reradna going to the City win find . it to their
advantage to call nud examine the stork. D.M.
Sept. 21, .04 ' • . 89-tf r
INVENTORS' OFFICES.
D'EPINELTIL iqvANs,
Civil illuigineers mud. Patent .
• NO.' 435 W.4.10.1T ST.; PHILADA
Patents solicited--Consultstions on • BegfnCeaingi
Draughting and Sketches, Models and Machinery of all .
kinds WADS and skilfully attendsd. AO: Special iitien
tion-Rittifr to •it EMOTED VASES and INTERFBR:
BMUS- • Authentic' copies 01 all-Domunents • from
Patent Offine p:ocered.• . ••• • •
• N.. 8. -Save yourselves Useless :trouble , and travel=
-ling expenses, as there is no actual, need for personal
interview with us. -All hipliness with these °Diem,
can be transacted In writing. *. For further information
direct as above, with stamp enclosed, for Circular' with
references.. • Jan li, '6O-f-ly •
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS
.. • , .
31.08 T. SUP'43 RI tin •IVOiiiliidi 4 iNSOlP,
i . l • i - . - 3
,•7- :
''
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-
• -
. 04
1•.
,'
..
. V
• • NO, 704 Azph ..
'1
St.,': . " 14 r - , 1-
'.' , ....A . ,. PIIILADELpniA: - .. 4r.-
• -
...- •••• .. . - ... ~,
The undersigned (late of the- famous Rogers Bros.
Manufacturing Company.) respectfully announce that
they have opened a new and beautiful attire for the
sale of. SILVER and PLATE!), WARE, at TOt Arch
street... Cur long experience as umnufatturera will en
able us to keep nothing. bnt-tlrst-claes Goode and those
who may patronize our store will dud our plated gisrids
far superior to any imported,' and our customers may
rely on the goods being precisely what they are repre
septedto be. nOwniacaa LE 0 NA.B.D
. June 28, .86 ' .
...216-13 , •
GUSTAV WOLTJEN,
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL
TORA_CCON - IS'T,
CENTRE STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO,TILE UNION ROTEL,
POTT9TILLII, -
Reapectfally invites the attention of dealere sad store
keepers general to hie large sad well eelected static
Imported' and SOmestie. Segan, •.. • .
. Smoking and Chilling - Tobaccos, - .
- • • ..
. (My. and Wood Pipes, ie.; kr.;
•
. . •. • •
All of which he Offere fOr sale at CITY. PRICES. Give
him a call, and convince yourself of the good...qualities
sad cheapness of his goods, 110 insures you perfect
satisfaction. ' Goods sold as •REPRESEITPED,. or the
Money will be refunded. • . . • •
JUST RECEIVED,
Ax ovoick OP .P'ME
IMPORTED :HAVANA BEGARS,
AmangMtlich The following thvorite Brands
.fidiaoi, Orejoni •
Pr:marlin, : Aicre4o,
Trinidad de Cuba, G. de la 16.,
dr.; &a., ace., ,
Canibateg of IaRGALL&B, CONCTIAS, LONDIIES,
Also, A' PINE 81311CTION OP
GENUINE DIF.EIII3OHAITM PIPES
AND SEGIA nOLDEBS,
thirctred; ningteg in price Worn AO .Coat'
to SOS 00 each. Among the Pipes there hie some
beantittilly.earred heads of the late Mr:LINCOLN,
which cannot be surpassed worionanahlp.
ARLE'S STECOOI Pll3-31,P,
TEE MOST RELIABLE. SAFE . AND ECONOMICAL
• PUMP FOR FREEING MINES FROM WATER, .
-
pinnunert the ooderalgled only,
,
it . No.. Sp' Delancey :Street,* Nei - lrikik::
Price lista of Pumps, catlmates citemienne;and all oth
er Information will be , forwarded .on ;applicattoa.,—
Amps will bo set by,rwontable men., and soccesi
guaranteed. . All materials otthe boat manufacture.
Pipe,: Pitting& Brass Work; Tools. .te., rregnired
'almut mines, furnished it the iowest prices:.
. Refer to L. W. Troutinan,.Esq: - • • '•-
• May '24 , 66 41-4m ' Wit L SHOSNSIt.
A'sat ...on • band and : for sale at ' theft store in
.IdorritrAddition, choke brands of Flour, all kinds
of reed, Groceries, ?revisions, Teas. dx.
July 48, . BECK k CORO.
5000 -I P.l b ine! i ni u ns;rar&atttlo
PHILA.OI{IIPMFA
Steamehilipl346-:.The. stem..
tatie'burtheti, Captema-W:
Thomson, will 1111Wfretliict '
1111111601 - ntiVellnelnirfvfOr
14.irerpo01 an BATIOILDA.V; SeptemberL .
or view g e. ta..eurrelleY• •
liccirwi Cabin • - - - • --;;
' so-
. .
- •
T4e~iteawera'have dPiendfdbeer cabin aoccimarla
; - pq, frellbt er Tol lsll geß, A..
• 2ii s 4l.oAraliiat'srtiev•Ptilladolphlt.:!
.=.l.WKivill - 61.10arbleptv.141n. -
rflag.' friends: Cm Oreg.:Brit:4llu
rgtscnam•Wiiiitagl°l/-- calling -stow 4 ! rica '•
04 1 Ilec ure-Pul a ge - maw,
aroceave2 l 9= , !‘! ., ‘: . .#!•7 1 7.
• •littlicast " ,
_.. ...
..
liiiagrit.LiOnnilG € 01 0 01 "
- *id - .:- 04::* . ailiiiir;n0i;004is i qra,e4ni«.
; - -;..-.g*O 1 3,&." , 1.1111014 - amituteritoior...: ,
:. • -, * l-- - " '' ,- : 1 -"A i l i tifV?:7,, ,- :.:`` .
Aiel 11;12ilipr 4 : l EtbiVa t *Cli Of
expotholuits during , ft Joiski - -„. ' lougged
nowtoofferitotbe "me_ - - the : gbmt t i...
*vitt& holseonOdoot ..wEll zit**. ilitgenomtuoto,
of tho.public :. onelountOt.o!bickbObaorml/14: to'
: aahr or.too Thr Eade otany,qtbitrinuae.
*Theta '4:SertificatesgerjectthOokAOpObei at
cialem ;toand.to ob.ow,tti*atto tw'':‘'..- 7 -.: ,
... SIV' tteed daFIngiVIOW. olie mottbe ttpitZ
natio i.O ,p •
.IniorOztored and
by Mirka W,
~.,..2-.1 r 1 : 1_1 12 711 11110 8 4 .1 i t has '
'4418. Cutl4-4"1"&"1
,WUlti, Lar - oviibeo
!linikenti:cesitlSiath3rUloi-vir,_:' - OtoOtte.
• iilbo irear,oemattifoem: orceN . ; : ike.
~.., v.t.:•,.:' ,-- ILMIERGLING,' . .
_.g:; . z , .. 4:‘ , 7 4 :olll:kassuiptiotharo _. .t :-.-,,-•
;. , .A az ~.., • 411071 - 4 , Cootr4e .
-Wie ns
;.} ; .ertit 'ffigtatnic iiiigaiti4 j
.--...
I:MtifthilalliketaUtegranntien.r.. and,lo%
'Obalhinialar,b7itthe .
Otoakeepoco genoolly.iitAll
•=1..-litioxiairollO._/
- .„-
Seim Dine . 1 alaglikillirV '
Nos 811,116 ' it4lool l, IMae.
and from 9 t 0.3
• =
s."..Ahvysi
, 14 18 '
,114 !=..PML"..*
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4tl4Frailq
2 t - 2 - 44-`l'
Tr-% ' A-51u iPt
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faavre.
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ISM=
WALICF,R
MAILAATONGO''IgTRYT T;
We to* . plotisure •In onnintncing to Ike citizens of
P0t40e....44 4,:e;"Opr.t!'pd..a
Full and Splendid Stoek of
DiTGOODS, N'OTIC6S; &c,,
Tu ivh!ctl . viunto yOrniiecial nitontton
name, tik part
BLAO..K.AND FANCY SILKS,
Laces,
Aibborisi
Lawns,
Plain ami :Pi gg ed. sydas,
Jaconetts,
Leno's,
LWAterli j
AlpiiLa,
suti thilbrella' 4,
ParasolE,
Glov'es,
Collars,
LADIV,'S'.:CLOTH SACKS
FB 4- . 0 0
LADIES' BILK OIROULARS & SAOKS,
57.00;
THE. BEST AND-CHEA,t'EST
.'•.
otrn, STOCK or •
SI-TAW-LS
CANNOT BE BEAT.
SPRING SIINIVIS, $3.00.
SPLENDID HEAVY TIIII3IT,
(SILK FRINGP,)
ONLY e 4.00,
TRAILSKIRTS,
Etiperior QuatitY,
SPLENDID OIL SHADES;
With fixtures, complete and cheap,
OIL °LOUIS,
OIL CARPETS,
OASSIKEIMS,
VESTING% dre g 803., &o.
.We cannot enumerate uU in our stock, nut onlyark'
you toOALL . ANDEXAMINE OUR GOODS before
Plirchainzo)fewhere
rer r•opT rPoTarr- THE PLACE. : -iFJ
UNION HALL, MAHANTANCIO STREET,
dune 16, '66
LE.I3IIIIfEBS; of Potteville,(Penaa.
:IVA a . *dealer. la MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS;
preatos, MELODEONS, ORGANS, dr.c:, having been
Appointed solo agent - for the celebrated:; a,-..+ •;.- _
.
4fn . C abinet Orgosier, •
_
'in the Cou nty of Schuylkill,' would'respectfully en-.
.1201311C0 to the musical community.ranfurnish
rtheso neoqiialled favorite Cabinet Organs, In •all styles
and sizes, at manufactured. 'prices...The . quality and
volume of tone, with the poWer of exPreaslon in these
organs, is universally admired and praised. while their
iperrtabilltyiind beautiful finish Make them the 7'9at el
egarit parlor:ornament. .. • • ,_
•
-• —Evierj,lPantili Should !fare One: •
11111 ;CABINET ORGANS. are adapted. teI••:PAMI
ISES, CHURCHES AND SCHOOLB,•• ••••_ -
• They ' ll 4l in price en: 11 0 1 / 0 b. 3 .11 6( H ) '
111rEyeif.lnatissieessa:Traiteaiseed: . .
.
Also,Agent for the sale of the meet admired • .
Spring'MSlollBollB.l43la .
for thejlormtiei of SchlrylkillOcorthinnbarland and
Lebanon
_lOlO Instruments are - unietirsally
They paean 'a sWeetneireatid".. Witless - Or torre, - adrlch.
hat received thennited - comMendation, of the musical
Profession, ilia irduced an almost nntroCt etited'aale.•
Purchasers are respectfullyinrited to'call and exam-.
hie for themselves. All communications and orders
will be punctuallY answered or filled, and every Inibr-:
matron in relation ixitheurglirdly glean; ••
Store and War eltooms, at the Jewelry Store . an C 011:
tre street, four doors t'rom ldahantango street,. Potts.:
'villa, Pa: : •
THE HARRISON 130ILER,
A'gAFE STE - 01. BOILER;`
Thiene* Jw3'iail' Generator comblaeir climatal ad
'iantages hi A 130)1,IITE SAFETY FROM MOTU:toy.:
IVE EXPLOSION, In first cost and-costotrepeins,rdn
rability. economy of fuel; facility of eleanbigand trans.
portation, not poisessed by any other 1011=1; • .
It is formed 034 - combination- of nest iron hollow
aoeres,:=4;ath eight Ineherld external diatneum.ixd
Wee-eigbths orren.lneir Edc a". eonneered , by;;;:mv;x1
necks: Theee:Apheres are held together by wrout
iron bolts witivrtiqui Alba ends, The_fortar ilbei
strongest known ;Its strength to- resisr-Intecal prat.
,are very great-;4nrareakened as Nis by.gnnehtgror .
riveting, .which lessens • tbestrengttv.of the 'grout'
-iron bolter plate,..thout 40 ter relmt.., , 3berry bolleoe
tested by hydraidlerart; at 1100nounds to the angst*
inch. rr OANNOWBE BURST UNDER Azireams-
TICABLESTEAM PRESSURE..
^::'+>-ret
Undeepressare 'which might :CUM 11l pturc ett.;
eery boilers, ev.eryjoint WWI beet: l lolo.e thdhtyayakre.
4E+ other steam-general:repossess* thlaproperty;cy
lige ender excusespressure without - Injarg i roAmmi
?Sod thaapreventityr disaster:. • ..
YiAlbouttwo hundred of these ' boilers: arrinow.4u9e;
tration Whom Otabtabest Istabashtneatiirirl the-cotos4
Fordeseriptive cirenisreW4epply
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lirrisonzonerworks..emrsiPanzt
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.ENLAMEL OF MRIOA,
T i i E A 71%1' P O PULAR PIIBI.AIIA.
ENAMEL OF AMEBIOA•
.ERA.MEL 01' AMERICA
"YOU HAVE MADE ME THE - HAPPIEST •WOM
AN IN PHILADELPHIA," said a -lady to us, a few
days ago:, • - One bottle of the EN.,431E1G OF AMER!:
tms removed those disgusting Pimples frominy
daughter's face. was • under 'the treatment'of
distinguished physician Walnut street, !or three.
years, but during all that time he failed to' accomplish
the care which wan effected by one Antie-of 'the .EN
AMEL A.M.EIHQA In a few days.. (Name and ad=
dregs of the lady above referred - to can be' semi at our
store, sll.fg.‘9orner . of EIGHTH and LOOM Ste.)
/111)
The most Delightful PreparatiOn for every
to
... Lit
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I' consider the ENAMEL. OF AMERICA a positive
necessity to my Toilet. JEAN lio6etEß.•
. . .
' Poireesee all the virtues claimed 'for.ln the
neweimpera. . .EFFIZ GERMON.
The Ladles havelotind the 'ENAMEL OF, AMERI
CA: a jewel fbr the Toilet, Which will ever be tile fiver
-
Re. • LIZZIE PRICE.
.
I shill, endorse the ENAMEL OF AMERICA• where.
ever.l may go.: •• • . • ' JULIA' DALY,
CLOTHS
CURATIV . E .PROPERTIES-`
_ .
ARE TOtfR.IITTLIC . ONES SUFFERLNR4 , FROM
TRAT.TORMF.NTOR, PRICKLYMEAT 111
A small quantity Of the. ENAMEL OF AMERICA
applied to toe pule affected, afford. 'natant relief.
BNAMBL-OP. AMERICA
REMEMBER' IT IB TO, :CURE.
• • 'Ortepollai per Bottle.. -
to ttvincis ktifornan • • '
.ittevt7oxe.'ins, SKr!: IN
, . .
Tim Itedleal Men give It the Preferenee.,
It bone or thei few"Cesmetlee Pefiliseeelng Merit
For Susie -
TIIE MOST
AMERF,7A: -
-• 111. W. con, IslckiPli AND. LOCi liT ST
-R.;iTZ. - : .. - ..T‘IO,:TiR;IS,
VENTRE -BTREET, POTTRVILIX.,
July 21, 16
• . „.
NEW.IIOYERITHENT I ,TRENS;*
tvtalled dreenbacks...7-40'ir : 497 4 " .* " d :
IST thiticoaa or bOieiblWdozen eacli-413eiviind 08;1 7
Where also cast be bad kinds of. Ober approved
1 1.4.° 1 1 kV41 7 . 6 .LP °.!t am
.11.011"Pvi
Imritaardriiiirretwule. - -
-- Eler:33 i ß Op A.rx‘_ I ON.
Rummxnem, -Warn ; MOIL NNUILMITA
ZEKAYOIIO Dlt37+ W q Emma, ?ADA.
, "11113401410; - rIVIRI dr AQUA ' -
, berildelleerlatilitealatemtahl Werirstrtellt
procured .from those who hare used spdeeett,,the good
giectag.t.to .11amseataiew Orem!: Itle only deemed
- - reft.Mirrto rider' tdtheltaldin*nerst bresenti a ettl-:
smart e:
jwlng,mhen all other wunedles had Ailled:
• ; - prizmianiklidr,lBsl:
Thirtataneeturthat ketaatecadtmertolay.ited-cm
lAitildiCAPIY.-wheri Mr. Levy titled, on :am and, er,
tailed nie
teSlr" Astley 'Cooprs litrosa:)eattoo;
and alter getting my lags. kneetiquidJaili. ipr
abettaiestatywdantes,Lansausetal-tomodk.da
Mr; SaaderatiliTtegaz Store wig aid of emtehed
eel —*- - aol d nirtaat - 1 hawCatoa.;besst-abbs to do to*
BBUQYN: - t
.114 t. watt bytkedertai Coop;
t a Ttelfcittti
l tOtherro atiq.ft .ofleteisuitl4-51t •
oFeho, IsMadd'lreese,Atawat;
for , nurraoratiootwateltetor
• _renaidla; , 3llardeAllseesen liprelma
naKier ear:4d: Every littsdlrabotoi •
ItY-11.11oesits work so , expedltlottsly: bp rubbing .
:.the mats a ff ected. 2 •
rithepOp4typecatlll!-Ontik,BottlassiEltatill
Attnelno pot!: -
44 ' 6:4/ .00 italiegla:-. - -zP
r ' " .• • ;: aLSETT, SokrAgi ' ietVi: I
,a - j;k: W Street, - Sew :York I e
lilterentartware lbe
. • adtheibmtd _
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LA TART WILL PLEASE RILMEMBER
IN3tfßipt43 COIARING MATTER
OPINION OF THE LA DIES
IN
EGAD 1 , 1:! TUE •
BEALTIFIKW OF TIIg..COSPLEX,ION,
ENAMEL OF AMERIOA,
HAVE YOU yEKFLE4 up3N THE FACE ?
viz psitsuionn TO ciTTE Tan-
• ' • ARE .TOU ANNOYEDWITEI - •
Flt E CIS I. E 8 ,UPON -TIM FACE
. • , RI:MOVE THEM AT ONCE
ENAMEL' OP'AMERNIA.
THE ENAMEL OF AMERIOA
oNrxin, op PER: Barna
AQ'r r g •
LAPP •MAY,
• • 1 - .01718,81`. GER3I4N, -
. , • Congress Hall..
.11.TLANTIO CITY. , • •
• • 90oelte the United Strifes .
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LONG TittANCIL •
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••• tiCHATTI.H..M. '
- : ' Near Couttkiental. Hell.
MARAT4OOA SPRIIsKIa, • .. •••-: - .
— .Da. GEORGE H. FISH. • •
(Feb: , 4.8021
i!!lf,weirlig*Et tg e trigi i t‘V!!., 9 4 2airklif
.:the S-_II4OA * . thi.: i ttll4tonunenee on
Tnerila r ..,t a t 1 6 F L- m - vg r ultra adarrAil -
vt:
ritIEGiAW , Ve
(F.,liell-di . N.TX.N.(ali.§_li) • .
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For Yqattgl. t .gdim, Boarding_and Day Pa pits. I NT and
•7 s
• , • • c r.'? 171 . 07'1 1-
Th'israday..Beßtimber:i3o.
. Board and:tultlant $4:.0
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mote
, cre„*ach).... . . ; ;400
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st _ L . " 4. 3 ..:±T Gl e r k l Utarrift6ii.iy, Prlntipat
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monlviix SEniviittrbß TO'nG
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(POUNDED Int 4,)
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Affords .superlor advrintagns.: tor: tinirigh and nenen:
'Abated 'Female Education. . -, •
For circulars and Infortnation. addrras
- Bar. WILLIAM
.Ittiy 41, %G. • .. • SJ-Stn
LoLLEA3,
Ipiniqq.cr . 4.*6l . lL:litrwy*paTiling sclioe!,
. :;;.;
HA Tp6I3OIIOEI, 3tO.V7OO3fINNY co., „Fts.viv.t.;
too th*thililoi4 15 . nalleit North of
FLne l6cation; .gotul) bn110.1130,, We'saant grounds.
imd,tlicirongh,lustrucfioa m Ancient aud Modern Ltra,-
guAgO;latriOniationl aria Miglish brancll4,"
TActics; . ,F,lo.l 4 .seasiou beghis r. 41
tiea,t4aber. rtir:catalocu6 cunt:Lining : full p4r
.ticattri. Zuly'2l, !,66-4'.162m.
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A 3tODEL.TST.7SINE'SS,•IN'STITUTIO:. , 7,- '
• •':. :.EDUCATIOI's.I .ADAPTED TO ALL.
11113 naFarmer,ll
I . 3lust. J.: 111n11; Cour,e of- ho•tinctjon
thorough and .comprehensivo, tOrnhtning: Tuunay una
applhA 'and f•rnctired hy tile' beet Tugo
nturg and businuss men orthe country. '••
• • • . • ActOnLitusiiteseb.••
-In this departinent legitimate I:l:nasalising - of Trade
and Commerce, are daily practiced, by making pnrch-
Sea Milt sales in'the Ntodel Store, cormecte,l.with 'the
Colleet aupplied ,rith ramples of Dry' Goods, nr,o,
regular 'Bank of Deposit andhu , de with a irorking' cap
ind Qt.: n. 00,000, (consisting of finely engraved flank
in which pliultinta flit in tom the. poritlbna of
Cashier, Pkying -Receiving. Teller, Disc - oust and
Check Clerks, .Cc,.
Boni: licepfrg fofing and appl!catirms. ' •
.130.5IneFfi Culc,ulatlon& eprre.sponditrice, Fornia..&c
. .
iilerranaae Lair, with re.ralar recitaliom•.. . ..• . .
Penmanship to every .4iyie of thwart.' • '. .
Pionoin.aully, Telegrapiring by regular circuit:of
Wire, and l'astrnmeiii•?. • :MIT - further isiritculars tUl
(lava • • - A. 33:'1'RIMMRYI, Carlisle, Pa. -
.ANIIO.II3NCE7IEN'r TO
Tho 'Quaker. Thy Rushieos .0041fg.0.
Tenth and. Chesantf, pm road and Spring.:
Clinks St., Philadelphia: •
.• • ,
r - Opening of the-Full . deSbiollo,.; Rept. 3d.
.....I.lberal Ind ueemen ,alscpunt of F 2,5 per
.cant. allowed on all Scholarehitis pMehapi d daelng the
month et .A ngtmt; reducing the terms to r3O. Money
may-be remitted by Mail, and filelmlarlifp*sectired. by
ttagu, whii propose to NIL& at any future tints.
Muperior Ads - onto Thiditution ranks
the first In the country; fa a rriyaidir incorperated,
-College, authorized by law to grant Difrionitakand'com
fer lle.reeemf Merit. • - • •
The I'all t-I, , ,,iorN•will open ‘vith . -- grently - *lncrenued
facilities. and y9utig men de-driny, to qualify, theniselves
for It ine?.s life tvill find here ariv-Intagea -to be ob
tained nowhere else. •.; •:• • . -
. .
Enirbattlol , ' work -the
jnost complete and eitensive Treatise on Bookkeeping
ever written- containing 424 pages, and mu - inured ov
elusively a Actu9IBIIALI ! ...BS Sets,will to ready forpulis
Ileation In Angtisr Pace. tilt l*subscription, paid
In advance:V - 60... -lletnit money, and some a copy.
Descriptive 4.lrcularS ' i • . • .
•
Improved • Course of I nstriseticnui...-With
the Introduction of Ittle; book. and with able And ex
porlencedinstructots„ the students of. tight Institution
aro,- -gnaranteed a Practical ....ticconeitureVa
Course of the bigliestvalue, Such as has mover betbio
been placed within the reach'or stud.ints -of Comtntr-
Oat Schools. VAIRUANKS. A, M., West.
T. E. MERCHANT, Beef Aug. 11, 'in--Liii.
8P
PORT GRAPE WINE!
PURE AVD FOUR YEARS OLD.
For the Communion Table and Family.Vae.
'PRRSOMBED BY PitY§IOIANS FOR
Females,
'Weakly l'ersoug,
The Groat Remedy for 'Kidney Affections,
AND ALL 'CIIRONIC DISEASES.
EXOELLENT . W
_ Every family at Oita Ecason ehould'use
. Speerfs Port Grape Wine,
- :
Celebrated in Europe for its rnediclunl and hem:Antal
qualities highly esteemed Ify ofninent physicians,
used in European and American Aospitala.. and, by
some of the beet families - in Europe and America:.
AS A - TONIG—Tt has no ennal; causing an-appetite
and bailding ap . the system; boing,entirely a pure wine'
of . a most valuable grape. ' '
AB -A DILIMIC--It imparts a healthy aetiOn of the
glands, kidneys and urinary organs ; ,very be:angels) La'
dropsy, ion; and rheumatic affections. •
Speers roll Grape Wine
Is a pure article from the Juice of the Port Grape, pos
sessing medicinal properties superior to 'any other wine
in use, and an excellent article,for all weak and debili
tated persons andthe aged and infirm, improving the
appetite, and benefiting ladies and children.
Try it once, and you will not be deceived.
, inprße sure the signature of ALFRED SPEER is
over the cork of each bottle. -
Sold ,by 11.' Saylor, Pottsville:, Shindel & Bond, Ta
maqua; Ffennany & Allen, Mahanoy City Lawrence
& Brown, Millersville If. N. Coxe, Schuylkill liven!
f B. Davis. St. Clair, and by all first , class druggists,
who also sell the CASTELIA POIIT - BRANDY, a
choice old article:imported only by Mr. Sgeer, direct
from the 'Valley ofoporto.
Trade supplied by.wholesale denollate in New tork
and Philadelphia, and by A,. SP,REit, at his Vineyard
in Ilew Jersey ,. PREWIPAL OFFICE—SIOS 111,4ind.waY, N. y.
Mayl2, 'O3 . • 10-1 y
,'
The Most Colnplete Sewing Ma
' chine in Existence.
, „
'The introAnotion of ..the "I'LORENOE "
Dates ayaw era, LA. eNving - Machines.
,
.
It lgems,„Fells, Winds,. Gathers, Braids,
Aunts', a.ndAllilat ors nut! Sews oat
•• Mutate at' the saute time. ' • .
The' undersigned' tat hien appointed Agent for
tichnplkill. County,- of the Florence Sewing: Machine
Company, Manufacturers of the celebrated Reversible
Feed Sevring Machines. -• • . • • - • •
• The foliowing advantage-it over any and ". ell Sewing
Machinetare clainied for the '"Florence '
It makes four different stitches, the lock; knot, don
ble.leck and double-knot, on - one and the same ma_
chine. - Mach anti& being - alike on both etd&s - of the
lsbrfc
, •• •
It has the reversible feed inOtlon, which enables_ the
-operator,-by simply turning a thumb- ecrevr, to have the
work „run either to, therlght or left. to stay any part of
tho same,' or fasten the - ende of the EMUS, without turn
the fabric. =
' "• `hanging the length Of the alltelt, and to:intone:kind
-of stitch to another, can readily be'dotte while the me
-thine itin motion, " • • - •
Every stitch is perfect in Reel!, making theseam
sure and uniform .
It Is antt n eit noltelesi, and can be 'need where quiet is
necessary.lte motions are all positive ; there areito wings to
get out of order, and its simplicity enables the triest in
merieneed to crw r erate It. ' •• :" ' ' •
It will not oil the. dress of the operator, as, an the
machinery-It on the topofthe table.
It is the moat rapid' sewer Ia the world; Making AM
atitches.t* each revolutton: •- • • •
IM - stitch !Me .weltder of,ell:bocense nf ma_
Sinned IltstlcltY;ettengthand beauty
Itdoes the heaviest nr:ltiniat•work'vrith eqintefitelll
t,:wittuant.cliangeOf tensionortnaChinery;.
llVety.latchine hss'one_ofJenelvs - patent .hemmera
'attached, the eighttoluin which' ive• control,) enabling
the operator to - turn anyNtidth hem desire.
The Publin is Tesplty Invited to :orainfinithete
llfachinett at the etcre of the tuadersigned,,Centre Montt,
Pottsville; where full reirncialare will be erne.'
• Wl4. LORlnig.--,
Aajziutt 00, . . , --;t4.ty
TUU)Pj3E.
Punt,: ' •
amber,*Alailufacturing
:Have:Eßi~und at ther,eitak .itab - ustithr,.*
Jitodironikaireet k ngrent quintity of lumberofer kLud
- and destrifrionorideh they 'can rupply to :O into*
iiiiespenternand,Buildertramicarenraten thin mane
4)040 Olionthere. They- are also road!, to, imply, -
• •
the their erteens.:iindht
401;IPPIIMir 1 0 ,0 44 1.6 InaAniael"Cd 4144 , 40 1 1 , :their M3O
s of noliet cent-ort fodder coat.,
:_;"Awilfirs.tworit:ldu4gbirrebointilinneoeoidoiiiperii-
Mia rii tnejmi rogirlpVniatiritrin.riger, of
m ar,
tAlzursf
M& therbasegionistanW o ban& Maio , ifinamily
49Ane..n:0 urdersritrnorgorrusi, for any quslitt•
orildidtlytiffeirmid tir - titened
- Dry and-green Sarlado ort-ail - --kbris, for building
Sink, PordnriAbaLlnrdi Mid ingot.
;It-Micah!.
OVA alullaur B - 7 1 r: 7 & ‘ AiOntiooring,.
raw - ammo in order 2x - ; 9
L bolirpo.,
otawereotagr mg Madding hitheirlitoe
Aucto_piler atite
4,4"dirninkinhiiiieb-reigtr,
GIPP -so- PI , :, .1:- • t a ethear e ,,,,
r altrgt cbea4o;ll Window 8110.4
1 441. • ••
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AT CARLISU, PA
Brauchee, Taught
Arid Invalids.
£ ...FOR :
• ,x_
vow -
North-western-Ifouse, NE.
pogoitma
Centre Street;'lPottrailel - '
Large ceomniodear4ar -Drovers. f" '
WiatUt UESTEArtit' 14. Peat:Otter' ;N•1 \I4L - N, a lt
41-
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trate EXCLINSOWILOTEIO' P
CENTRE ST.,Torxervx . pi„p,. -+ , - 11; ; CA tit •
JACOB LlNDEMlngrrop.r.
April 4. , 63 -
• PTIMICt ' l l
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The subscribers imiug.-leatid. thilk:-.latoritallouse it
REFITTED .11,4411
.-RXEMEADTERD
. • • IN'AN n.r.o.qce xi.rttr, • :
.
All 4 i s new 1'; qiitt;iii)pntnt
. • nuntsfor. -a* reiTtfaii . o.f 9 11 !iii* % ' •
• The- drat position an 1013.7. Protkhuts be
maintained hi the :Mure rs to the pert., - '
.; -
Mey46, G:-mot-IYP.64El3.4,.ittieRY%.
PEllrOpYLVi . i6)44: - ,:t1:4.L,
Ficrttearvrilleki :
._-• The undersigned r havlng, '•
RI:WITTED AND FiEFTIANISHEi)
3T, TUROCaH
• OUT IN THE MOST -• ..•
ELEGANT 111.ANNEit, - ~•
• . •• -
titvits the 4ttrtionof the Tioreting
. .
ThdFroprietor epeeq no- 01,tas toluftlutitto the
chArecter it hae' , Oss'sse .as' being •otie of the
.
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS
•
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Ortho country , and ihoio:N . rh - o . tos:m hid!' with their.
Dairy :4,4 may'ha asehred tkit nothink-willbo let oct
:dune to secure. the oinifor,t a ff il satibfaction of goott.e.
- . ' ..• • • 1 WIL.lpliA4 Ilrfillrrilft I:
.'June-10, '06 ... -. •• - • '. •• .. 1 .: ..e.4.11 . ' .
UNITED - STAT.E.S_ ItOILWL,
Brond Atreci,-Taristl4-*is.'24?.
n' . .. .H',. W 5 .1,L.0:-,0 X,. 'Pi6iiiiet-6r.
Th . e.linited States Aotelis well: and widely 'known.
to the traveling public.. it is pleasantly located In the
centreline" bnalnese :part of the -town and near the
itadromiDepot tc,1.4 wall INtwaislied. anti foe
sest.es every inetlean Inenrovetuent fertile comfort and
enterftilinentotlteitunate‘i the Toometire spacious
and. Well ventilated:. provided. with gas 'and water
the attendance Is premptand respectful ;',and the 'Tzt
bitalia' well
. .IProsided with , th .beet tlie.market
afrords. The Bar la mocked with, tlle choicest
.With a 'Ong experience as a hotel:lredper, - the prc.-
kietor trusts, by nylelorate charges and a liberal policy,
to receive a share a the public patronage.
"AMERICAN
POT ESVELILE,
SClttr7- - y ,- R . TrL COUNTY, PENNA.,
U, B. 7:IIWdONEER, Fropriacy.
.
This "Rouse" haring been closed for the past font'
years, has been re-opened In snelfstyle .
will in every
particularbn'et the wards of the public. .;"ono kick
and most desirable liaprovemeuts have been - introduced
in every department.' I..arge and spacious 'Calls, beau
tiful Parlors, Sitting Ittiont, Peiv,lte ISustnens Room.
- and all the conveniences and requirements for first
class trade.: Cluunbers with untuterrupwri veutilat km,
each handsriewly furnished with sold walnut .1 - superior
hijr• ttrwes and Tuckeeshaintoled springs ;
Bars. Billiards, &c.• Each have Moir respective do
'parttnents tarnished in good taste. Large and cons-e
-l:tented:Min:lg is connected with the house under the
ownership of Messrs-I. -I). Brown and Jack Levrtie,
.whoso names are sufficient to gnayiantee that , no neg
lect, will be allows! In •that- department. In fact,
nothing hceb been spared tomtake - "The American" the
Rouse of Schuylkill County. The - lessee haring an
. experience• of, some fifteen yeArs in. public business,
daring which time having been. Proprietor of-'The
linion,".Arch Street; Philadelphia. also ttEphrafa hit;
Springs," Lancaster Co., Pa.,.and both in operation at
the same•tiree„: will give 'at'lcast some assartmco of
comPettncy Locator for the public taste
' July Y.'S, . ' •
PACIFIC ... HOTEL,
170, 172, 174 & 17C) Greenwic'a Street,„
CONE SQII-I.ltE WEBT DUOADWAT,)
Between Couriland t Sc Bey Sts.;;INT. York.
• - • •
Spat; PATTEN, JR., Paorturron:
The PACIFIC IIOTEL'is 'well and Widely known to
the' t raveling- public.' ThO location. ta especially suita
ble to merchants and business Men : • it is In close prox
imity to the business part of the salty—is on the high
way of Southern and 'Western travel—and adjacent to
all the principal Railroad And Steamboat deporsi.'.
. -The rarilic haslibeial accommodations for over 300
guests ; It,te well furnished, and polisesses every mod
ern improvement for the comfort and entertainment of
its inmates' The romna are spacious and well ventila
ted ; provided with gas -and water; the attendance Is
prompt and respect MI ; - and the bails is generously pro
vided with every delicacy of the POII6OII.
T-The't.lthscriber, who, for the past , rew years, has been
the lesse, its now sole proprietor,. and intends to iden
tify himself thoroughly with the Interest..? of his home:.
With long experience as a notel-keeper. helrnsrs;
Moderate clip-tees and a liberal policy, -to, maintain the
avorehlereputatioti ortho Prcitic F3utel. - •
Sept, :.roury Nix, Jr.
BUSINESS CARDS.
c2 , 2.Fi4IreAVIE,EB ANTI/ EVllEF it pis .
223scri
MINA Op ba.mi and for sale by JOSEPH DUERR.
Jeweler. Centre Sr.i Pottsville, three
doom ahm.M.l.e Mortimer lionEe. '•Marell 3, '65- 0 •
5u4.12.-Tu.l4 01411) PAPER.
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• :i . 'Con c.. , it pound paid fur clean White Writing' and
lita..w.inel'a per— and also Old. N'ewspapere, Parophleta;
'and Old 80010 with the coerce taken off. . Colored Pa
per I. cunt a pound. , • - .B. &LYDIAN.
PURE' -tvBALE AND 1;013NIOATIN4
0 S .
The Fa cihe has on hand a lot'of Pure WINTER
.BLEACIrED WHALE OIL. Also
Superior Lubricutitig• Oil'. -
Per Pine .Machinery of all kinds, equal to Lard or
Spernroll---ChmlL ATP^
Mecca and Et . igine Lnbricniing O i ls .
.from 45 cents to 75 cents a gallon, all of Which will be
sold at the very lowa rates.- Orders solicited:
B. BANNAN.
• ~
S XI I Tl-1-;
.MERCHAINT
• .• CkSTRii ; ST POTTSVILLE,' PA. • .
April 7: '66 • ' ": • • 14-tf •
JOSEP.IIII DUERIi, • • li n i
liliTtilllAKEß IND JEWEILER, Q-1
Centre fic,Rottsville, '
(throe (RIMS above thellortimer.lluuse,) has LJW on
baud a larg,e. aialrWelt celected assortment of flue
(gold and hit vet • Watches, • .
'Also alargil variety of floe Gold Jey. dry, Gold Chains
Mettallions, - Ear and Finger - 11.1nm Breastpins, Bruce. 7
lets, (,Mold Pencils, Pens, Armlets. Thimlff es, Studs,
Sleeve Battens, ,te &e., all of which will be offered
for saleat greatly reduced prices.. • '
• Particular attention given to repalrlig of Watches;
Clocks and Jewelry, . Starch a, '66
.
HENRY LOE CHEE:.
Blisters Till. street; IPotlwiile,.•
• • ' ••• • u.tycv.teiesset ier
- ~ • ...•• •
:ALL KINDS . OF • .
CANDIES,
•
,_ltizaspberry dz . Lemon-Syrups,
Which he sells cheaper than can bo purchased in the
'Me& • give him a call, and judge ter yourselves.
June 9, , 613. • • ' • : 2e-tf
A. 11..HALBERSTADT & 00.
• GRAIN HOUSE, • -
gailroad st., betsveervillarhet and Cal
losvhill, iPoitwlllo, Pa.,.
Where is adsvSys - kept a large affortment of
Grain,: • Flour; Feed, Hay, &e.
may tt; .06- • lB-tf
MALES' I
CHAS.. LOGITE,
1_••
• wnot.r.s.ttaimataa
• FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
'WINES AND LIQUORS
Centre St.,,Opposite American House, ,•
POTTSVILLE, P.A.
tar Ano, SOLE AGENT. FOR.
\ HUBBELL'S GOLDEN BITTERS )
A Sure Remedy for Dyspepsia.
misklLEß's BITTERS
,
FOR SALE: .." :
yrra , BOURBON WHISKY
AND TANDERTELIVA SCRIEDAII St npers.
June 4,'66 . , .
aEIDEL . & Tr AVIORRILFA
_litreaterakltitiv_ mid d:'llWkeilt Mout;
' "flay, Qrnin, P,otatora,und.Bed '
- COALS;
:ftAILROAD,tiIt.
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' • J , OTALEIF, ikiCo4„ .
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11pikeie4;40iltriareil
"(Jollier, Sapptie, lea verieriel." •
Ware Rooms Railroad end Centre Street, r'ottelitte,
(m a i mabentrurrro St., net to pn!on : •
June 9,-.06 • -: .
itV - x littra,MlW ' "- -
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,- -h ittieecieni-toi/rAi klealictegM El - " "
(Gr o rug t -?',7.l: l l l CoidegaiticDantitSiolte*l
inrilthei- Zdll= It i f k
a t rm 1, r e Lt dru g , _ ,
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Mortot. IL StiTidenna:-Itilk SAW ".11Y,I , Pent. Won*
Truman, D.D. p , , L O Zi.-M:w- -,D.-0.-84 .7 or-PktnaiSa-•
andothetka'' ;'- ' - '''' Matohl t../3-i r 1
::: I' :4fral - Oi‘i
.1 , 4 .1 0,u riuntAugtVP tannitineo of Pelt*
Mt and afefik ty, eta they Repo opened a -
-- colts qiitilinaeltl7. 5 *.i.',"
vool Rt." lalklaiktiadiffltfiraltlisOlilaitu
Mi=lWekeltibloef Been l l4 PalnMilo
elk
szetntoplusd=l ll :•:Wej
_ -,. aWkiiiiidlais ' Oat
If
It rallenat :11ack,„
wrapper, an uttthi et Fitt Yon to au
Mnaa" /if
11EsTrvpitelu rstxmow.
• A fallow, strictly:defined; according to - th e
6'040 .Of 'Plfiligh and Belgian husbandry,
is aportion Orland plowed imMediately ;die t
the'crep iSremoyed in autumn, which is f ro .
quently as neetkrequires;
and otherivise made fine until the time ter
sowing - winter gral t fi' the.following year. t o
such - webs:use it :is for nearly twelve month
in a state of movement and ieration ; and all
vegetation; whether of., 'weeds or grata, and
most WOJUIS and insects whichrinfisf-the
:are - exterminated: The frequent stir - 143g rf
the soil buries or uproots the weeds alreaCy
growing; and 'brings the seeds it may contain
•to the surfhee, Solhat they vegetate, and are
destroyed by the next plowing or barrowirT,'
a'rtew crop "succeeding cack operation, •untit
the soli at last becomes free fromany form of
Vegetable 'dn..: Insects and: their .(f-,„Ks
larva:, are turned.w.:nndexposeil, anti frog:
the wanvel. roots - and plants trpou
subsist; are nlsei-destroyed. - Thais two of t h,
Worri i)eats . of fire farmer are diminished ; i t
noi.entily.el44#„,ol . l . l course of do row;:;,
. • , •
That_mMtowncss;'.and fine tilth, ate se .
cured in the highest - degree, is, also erkiet.i.
The soil'thoroughly" puiverizt.d to ; t h is
constant stirring and turning - , .tho E-f. ( l
mixed with - the, loam and the: suril - We
the supsoll, and the Nyht,le prepa,red t the
future erdp; so that the plants may,sctl
roots through every part for nourishment tui,!
support:, and . 1:611 themselves of Whittuer
elements of fertility it way contain. h.tiv
experiments . - scent to show . thht
•addidit'ectly:to the fertility of the
it w i ly do, in the completeexposure which it
gives to the sun,. air -i t nd dew, an,l s tw lb°
action of rairt„ frost and heat, and'the chetni
ehthirs, resulti n g from all the:so x tvlitei i
Warm - and vitify t 4,., soil, and . prei
HOUSE,'!
as to-give all early had
the . crup Which follows..
Sumrucr fallowing; as defined by Wt 1, e• r.
and as usually practiced in this country, ..t. ;
plowing hod working lend repeatedly
mer as a• preparation for. W heat or ottw
crop.!' We plow green-sward in - 314 o r
June,-and harroWt or cultivate it a few tetott=
in the course of the .i.inuner•L-Perhops, piety.
lag again Once,-and' sometimes to ire
preliting to it:tiding. Thee more thorough
the course, the morn . beneficial•-:ilie better
the preparation it giyCs for the ensuiag crop.
Jr, die land is poorly plOwed at first, and tit;
harrowing given in the limp-, Of 'ha.) ant
horcest, only sufficient • to stimulate
grpli7th of grass anet i _weeds;und• 'este - Oil of
deitrOying them; leitYAh g them better pri
pared to infest the succeeding - crop. we thali
worse than
.lose cur •lithor, au.i might base
better left our fields untouched Until the pro
per time of `sowing. Such follows - as the . -4;
have eiven rise to thropinion Which p; rvetl3
with niitY, that following is of little i
benefit,: anti the coll:nee:11mA of
,ti!e cup
thereby secured, more - titan tmintiecil - by the
increased - 'expense of tottm w6rk and irt•ts of
the Ise of the laud. .
The late .ft ; cquent 'rai.A in this .seeti,qi
the comary have for-waral
the breakimg.tip of fallows, and we hope the i;
future ireatiatmt may lie of the most thormrgh
kind, f... 0 as to go - as (lir rs pos . sib:e in the de
struction of tweeds and insettts and the• pc, -
feet preparation foi : thereheat crop, r, ;,
is yet the treat stag lc of Western N‘iw
tr.irrstimo - CAt-rt.H.-John Johnston
the Country f3entleman that he feeds his t -
tle on all. the hay they. will eat, with fot!r
q;larts'each ct* corn meal and oil meal daily;
inere;ating Olt to 'six quarts (_ . pp, the third
month in three months I make -theta - prime •
if not extra beef; I litter rity, yardsw well, and .
Stable them no fouger then it takes them to -
cat their meals, as they do better out than
*hen tied up, and keep - clean. Cattle bought
that had been mottled, I give more. Hsu&
bled; give plenty of -air in front;
.this is im
portant. it is important to have the right.
kind ;• Shorthorn . . and Hereford -grades- are
.bssi. These may be .fed at any age.„.ll-com
mon cattle, get theta. dtep at. the flanks laid •
wide across the loins, with good Points gen
erally; such may be fattened ut at thing four
years. There are so few Herefnlls they are _
:n6t. worth writing about. • I ant 11., edit% atsu
'Michigan wetbe,l6.
NEW- E'aLAND frtir• rit
the New Hampshire and Vermont Agricultu
ral. Societies will be held on the grounds 12; .
i.h6 Windham County I",irk Association, at
BrattlebEro,: Vt., Sept. 4, ain't 7, - ISce..
The grounds are pleasantly•located. on are
banks of the Connecticut River, and arc am
ple for the purposes of the exhibition. Tre
-whims amounting -- to .;over ;Z;C,ctio will. be
ujered to_the various dqpnrtineuts.
RWMET . TOMATO Picici.r.s.,L-Eiglit pounds
peered. tomatoes, "four of
,powdered sugar,
cinnamon, cloves and allspice, each- ono
ounce. po . ll one hour and nisei add . a quart
of boiling vinegar. • .
- INDLts BAKED two quarts
of sweet Milk; one quart, and "whik:
be ' stir, in as much fine Indian meal's.
will make's; stiff batter; 'add a t.ettspoodul
of salt, and make very sweet with tuoi,:ses.
Butter a pan and Pour the batter in, aihi pour
the remaining quart 'Of
,cold milk over it.
Cut little bits of batter and put .on the top;
and bake twO hours du nioderatti oven.
Any person wholias , never eaten it . before,
Will think he Li eating custard.
:How TO ATIATIi A Nels.A.NCN.—Flitts, during
this hot:summer weather, arc a great annoy
ance to housekeeper's and others in this
vicinity. For-their beucht we Print.the fol.
going..the rounds of.-our excliangee.
It is a simple and cheap remedy, and contains
nothir4 poisoi.ons . as many of thtt articles - i
mtn t:-
coended Ad - the destruction' of Abe trou
blesome insects :
. Housa Ines May.-be 9ffectlially destroyed
.
by taking,half spoonful of black pepper in
po*deri sine teaspoonful of brOin sugar, anti
Ono . .teaSpoonful of creami;mii them' well to
getlier,and_place I.l2,erajn a, roo4 where the
flies aro troublesome and . they.will soon dii7
RUC 131 . 1 wl>e opl o knew the lux
ury, of , baked beans, -Simply because few -
cooks properly . prepare them. • • Beans,gentr
ally, are not cooked half long enough. This
is our method: Twe quarts of Middling .
sized white beans, - "two pounds of salt Tiork..
and one speonfrif of molasses. Pick the
beana over carefully, wash, and add a gallon
of hot soft water; let them soak over night
in-it'; in the,Morning; , put 'them in freshwa
ter, and'bollgeritly till the skin is verytender,
and about 3, - "d break, adding a teaspbonful of
inticratis.t:taki_them up dry, and put them
_stir in-the Molasses, gash the
pork, it. down in' tlie dish, so as to
have tii beans cover all put the upper sur
face ; , tins iss bplllng water, till the top is just
COiergei.i bake with a' steady fire four or five
hOurseiratch . diem and add more ;water
Ivor& #ni*• to time, asit.'dries 'away. The
forging it,first;ratarecelpt. , Those who
clon'tAethelded. Of molasses may omit 'it,
thiaigliii adds tolhapeifection.of the dish.
.as-rOWN-Tet.notsAra.
11"*A_ correspondent sends to the
!it,. 4 ' "."
11 , i 9 T 41" 4„ . f releg i aPh; fellowlig simple
dare - Tar iiiiiiterritile•disAap known as Dys
pepslaa, Who remedristiggested is simple an d
rfttaltiii Teach ilfey, one. L will cost
bul lit to ft
ailments which ha - re
a m ore rgsssnginU.ijence,upon the sufferef
TRAP O i ti#Pg #9,444 111 -.1% of the Mom'
achtri 1 444.eada04 93 or any oth'
41414"..diskeissia 'Mikes its pres
'-"'— recommend as
thithal?fil Litaal: Of hickory .
''tworAtitirtslittold water;
littiaraglaly . 'mid: boil one
Iktraffitihrand , tioltle the
leasPooafttl:three tines a
'l4-1
give ithiciftiiple remedy
ientaa4 thathavink know
Istr:lttiaiiiNisses;: we tie-
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