The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, November 10, 1866, Image 4

pin*
Tile October Eleetion'—Tlre Effect the Re
sult Prodneed in Kentucky as Narrated
by Mr.; Nobby. • ' "
[From the Toledo plede-3
-Co;rr.nzaers X Rosin, (which la in the
Stait of Kentucky,) Octeberl4, 186q.7-There
is mourain in Kentucky.. The results of the
elections in Ohio, fojeany; Pennsylvany and
lowa reached me yesterday throo'a•L*svill.
paper wich wuz dropped 'off the oars at
Secessionville, wich is the nearest station to
us, and wich, I happnin to be there, I picked
Ohlo--10,000 Ablishin! ,
Injeany-20,000'Ahlishin! . • •
20,006.Ablisbin l'
-lowa-30,0 60 Ablishin:!' .
Ablishin! What .a dreary waste
Ablish
in! Not:a single oasts Bimocrisy any
where=nary it.ryrat on With onr , ark, kin rest
in safety; but'. all around us the waves nv
Ablishnism reerin their crestid heads mnchly.
. I felt it my dooty. to make this fact known
to my - neighbors, for, 'sposin that His
Highness' trip wood secure us enough dees-:
tricts to make the nextCongrea safe, and con
sequently make us certin uy. admission, they
bed been makin arrangements for restorin
things to their normal ebndishun,• ez they
were. before the war. •
In fact, two weeks before, in view of the
expected success uv the DemoCiacy, a meet
ing bed been held on the subject Some wuz
for at once seezin the niggers wherever" they
cood be feund and puttin em at, work, but
the conservatives overuled this.. They held
that slavery hed abolished , and that it.
_ought not be restored, in fact that to act. in
good faith, it cood not be re established.--
Deekin Pogrom 'announced a plan._.. The.
town authorities shbOd pass a ordinance for
the proper government uv the niggers. Their
good and ourn demanded it... For instance,
they should not be permitted to be out after
7 o'clock, P. id., in the evenin ;:they shoed
era leave the plantashen onto wich they wuz
employed; they shood work every day till
.7, and to do away, with the pernicious work
uv the Freedmen's Bureau, no man and wife
wich hed bin married by a chaplin uv • the
Bereau or by any one else, shood be em
ployed on the same plantashen, and also no
father or molher and child.. Sich as violated
these ordinances shoed be arre. 7 ted by- any
body and fined, and in - default uv payment
std the fine and cost, shood be sold to the
person who wood take his or her labor for
the shortest number uv years and pay the fine
and costs aforesed. "Ez a conservetive,"
staid the Deekin, "I report this plan.'"
"Do.you went to know my , definition uv
the, word conaervative," sed Joe
. Bigler, a
returned Confederate soljer, who I bleeve
hez seen enough ov war; "its a man who
goes a roundabout way to do a devlish mean
thing. Deekin, why can't yOu go the
devil by o•straight road, ez I do ?"
. The interupshen uv the demoralized wretch
wuzn't notist, and ez, the trustees uv the
township woz all present, the ordinance wuz
passed, end that night two-thirds uv pie nig
gees within five miles tiV the . Comers wuz
'arrested and sold, and within two weeks ev
'ery one lied bin capchered.
I hied the to the Cornere,.and the &St man
I saw wuz BascOrn, the grocery•keeper, en
- pitted ihthe congenial bizniz us , tappin a bar
rel uv contentment, with be had - just receev
ed. I . wuz a goin to tell him the dread intel
ligence, - when he caught site uv me. "Taste
that, Parson,'" Fed . he, holdin out a to dipper
full. I drank it off, and . one look at him on
mend me.. " Kin I o'ercloud that smilin
cheek,'? thot I, ez in a fit of absent minded- 1 '
nis,•wich I hcv every now and then, I held
otit the empty dipper to be filled agin, wich
it wuz-"no! for a time he
and
be spared,"
and I honored his mule and rode away-pen
sively.. . • "
I wuz goin fest to Deekin Pogrom's for he
wuz the most interested uv . eny in the settle
ment. After the meetin Mentioned 'above,
the Deekin bed caused the arrest uv Bich nig
gers ez he cood ketch, and had
.em fined in.
sums of $275 and uppards, wich bein enable,
e;, a rool, io pay the fine, he-.bed kindly bid
em in. -
. 'He bed picked up here and there all uv'his•
old' 'servants, ceptin those which bed bin,
killed in the army and the few miSguided
ones with hed, made their *ay North, and
that mornin the. plantashen. Wllz to be recon
structed upon the old patriaricle system.
Mrs.' Deekin Pogram wuz marshellin tour_uv
the likeliest wenches I ever saw. in the
kitchen ; his son Tom was chuckin a yeller
girl tinder, the chin, wich lied bin born . on the
place about eigh,teen .years before, and.wich,
owin to a unfortunate resemblance to the
Deekin, had caused a unpleasantnisbetween
him and his wife, wich ended in the lois nv
'die most - uv his "lair and the sellin . tiv the
girl's mother to' Noo Orle'ans, Tu e .
girls bed each their waitip maids,- and wuz
a puttin em through their paces. There-bed,
bin .some, trouble in gettin - em reconStructed,.
It belt' deenicd necessary to take the conseet
out'uv era, wich they wuz all. a doin..
rode up, the old lady. lied just ..knocked
one tie ern.down uith afire shovel and
dzincin a Highland .Iling onto ber
prostrate "body.. Aluaira,. -the - oldest- gal;
bed her • fiitgcrs in, .the 'wool tiv her
• gal, and tother one • wuz_ a, :thumpin
'hero to reduse her to her. proper levA , and
.the Deekin wuz a deelinwitit one on 7
grateful wretch,. who:objected to. bein . pul to.
work on than terms, . not . realizin that the
.
Burcau was gOne. lir the Deeltin bed a re
'volycr lie yielded the pint, and submitted to
be flogged, wich 'the Deekin .wurr doin' ez
neatly 'ez- I ever saw, considerin he bed bin
out of practis for - four years. He had 'him
'tied up to a tree and Wtaz a wollopin hy hiin
gorjus. 'While he wuz a convinsin •uv him:
-with his *hip that there witz. trot:di-in the
ikripter, and that Haat wuz reely a servant *
.unto his hretheriu, I exclaimed
."stop!'-' and.
Immejitly Whispered:the appalln . nerve in his
eft a r,.- (Wilier one lied bin chawed off In
.t misimderstandin,at Bascdm's, the'previous
3uuday nice after servis): Never shel i for,
;it the look Atv woe - on that' eminent . Chris
•lait's face. .:The whip fell from his hervelesi
1and,944 with leers streemin . tfown his cheeks;
vashin up little steaks UT dirt in the `most
teartrendin manner, he gasped in a husky
dice to the wife uv his biz.zum, -".Cut him
'.town Mirandy, the North's gone . Ablishitt
nd tbe niggers will be free anyhow,"
.nd the old Patriarch swooned away at my
"set. • - • .
..,1 And Etch an expression of anguish ez des
-114. arted the face uv the Deekin's.nife I hope
, - tever to see agiu. Drumlin the shovel, she
4,.: toed ez one petrified, with her foot elevated
mid air, ez in the, act uv stompin, and ut-
Bring a shreek wieh methinks I hear ringin
2 my ears yet, she fell precisely ez she stood,.
71th her leg crooked, ez ef twuz frOze there,
1.,t - 'om released the gal he wuz subdooin, and
tountin his horse rode off to the Corners
t ' word - andto - 't
ou mg a ,unable -
t ' esithe distrs uv, that strick.-u family, I
tade haste to mount my, mule and go to,
ihe niggers feelin that they *ere wunst
..'.More their own,men, and women, scattered'
-r,l every. direction: •
"Aicti is the froots uv. Radikelism;"
.tdiured I. "Sick is the bitter cup fanaticism
;r_ez t put to our lips, ",. and: castin one lingrin
. 1 .;ok at - the prostrate forts •uv the Deekin,
r tis.wife with her foot insensibly raised; and
•,114eir two- gushin daughters, I spurred the
ule and departed.
Wood that every Abilsbnist in the -North
d seen that site; and wuz posiessed uv' a
t ul to appreshate it. Then would tliey vote.
- -
-: l . - . (wich is POstmaster.)
:.
.e. , . 'EN P ! —An editor getting tired of
..„ r t j ~,., mg, printers, resolved to put : his shoulder
o t surr
-• ..:.' I.P 41 the wheel. Here is a specimen' of his
..... !, ort at setting . type-. . r..
.. .
-. yj• -
-•- 1. 1)13 , , , ia trtiul .1.. e• shvil'do most or OV.I own.
- - fiqtiNi , tyll'a bettrafter----Prpners m a .,c .
• - tiL_,itaßout rrs bJEing difficult ro st tip . e...
".. - .1.,' Wrr i don,t exporienot. mud), dijrieultY i',
.',.- 7 ,lti,
‘ '.ii,. * * «inn • * .
...„ - I;... , it f .. A ii ilikoh na diaupaper makes the following ap
;: ,I: l 7 i,'Sal, : 'To tikikiudebted •to us we -make
~,-,*-- . ..-. T .4 ' ....!..± appea l f or aw l - Lance. Job's turkey was
:=-`- ' l :millionaire wmpati With"
i
Our present .de
;;f,':: ,eased treasiny. '1 1 40:a9, if the price of salt
i.z.; , ...7. iihs two 'cents a baitter ;I_
. . „. .._*_3iLecliuld . n ii (*b:by
, -- ,:.9.1.
...
.. --- ..K,k;otigh to, pickle tt jaybird.' ' '
Z;*Aft'.. ,
-•
-F - dt '
id. of a ship has 9.
•
the inside-of ve.l3 , thirjeltaint4ll,
.B.IISO ice.cattythskifirciia-.-
a lady's boniet Mrs a . c.upola ? Be-
Ives _ • ,
a - seamstress like a. plekritocket I
le eats had runs. •
-ay, a loaf of breed be said-te be Inhp,i)V
What iLhM ti little /adie# to tt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIARRHEA,
DIARRHEA
DIARRHEA,
A CURE Gitun*Nwielpo
OR
MONEY REFUNDED,
L. I, N",.:0 .NT S '
PURE OEIIO
CATAWBA BRANDY !
Sparldilag CatAvba Winez!
Equalln Quality and Cheaper in Price
BRANDIES OF VIE OLD WORLD .7
For Summer Complaint, . •
-',.Fholortullnfatiteurn,,' • •
• ' Bowel Complaint: . '
• • -•• ,Cramp, Cholie,
• . " . • - •". and Diarrhea.
A Cure Guaranteed or the Money will
be Refunded
In support Of 'the above statement are presented:'
• Dr. JAMES It. CHILTON; Chemist, New York..
• Di. HIRAM COX, Chemical 'lnspector, Ohio.
- Dr. JAS. R NICHOL.S.. Chemist, Baster), • •
Dr. N..E. JONES, Chemical. Inspector; Circleville,' O
•Prof. C. T. JACKSON: Chemist; Boston.. •
Dr. CHAS. UPITAbI SHEPARD. ClirirloWom'S. C.
J. V. Z. BLANEY and G. A. - x I A RINER, Colii•Ult
htg Chemists. Chicago.
All of whom 'have Chicago..
the Catawba Brandy,
'and commend it in the highest terms, for medical use.
A . na2;mioi . kr th-.Vcthriachusetts State Ab.sayer, Jahuary
YSth • • • • •
•
• When eviipmated , thronghtlean linen,. it left no on
or offensive matter. In every tweet it is a pare, sPir
linens liquor. The oil which gives to this Brandy its
flavor and aroma, is'wholly unlike Neil or grain
Itsodor partakes of both the fruit and :oil of.grapes.•
With acids it 'produces 'ethers of a high fragrance. 4
'Thesubstitution - ofthin Brandy for Cognac Brandy,
will do away mith - thetaanufactare of fictitlous - spirits,
sold ender this name, both at home and abroad:
• Respectfully, • A. A. HAYES. M. ,
Assayer to State of. Mass.,- 10 lkylattu Si.
Bp the Sain .t
in 1661. • • •
Piave analyzed 4 1 + LTOSite TIME CAT.LIVIIA %LAN
DTP. With reference to its composition and character,
bumg 'the sane as that produced. in past years. .. ' A
simple take/ ifrom ten casks - afforded.the same results
In regard'to purity; slightly increased amount of the
winciple on which its flavor depends, was determined
by COmparison with former les: • • '• •
The indications of analysis show that thlsßrandy
fe'vroducact by the same process as most of the Import
ed brandy., Respectfully, • - • •
A IL HAYES, /it. D.. .
.: •, . State Assayer, to Boylston St.-:
• - JOHN R. BROWN dc. NON,'
WHOLESALE AGifilhlTS, POTTSVILL:E:FEN - NA.
• October 13. •Ca , • 41-3 m
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE !
- FORE' AND FOUR YEARS OLD.
For the Comninnkon Table and Family Esc.
PRESCRIBED, BY PHYSICIANS FOR
remrtles,
Weakly 'Oeisous;
The :Great Remedy for Kidney Affections,
-RHEUMATIS,M,
AND .ALL CHRONIC DISEASES.,
Ev . ery family; at this to/ma should use
Spc'er , s Poit • prripe
Celebrated le Europe for its .medichial and-beneficial
qualitietrt highlresteemed` by,eminent-.. physicians,
used in 'Enropean and Atemican Ifospitala and by
Kane of the bestiamilles in Europe and America.' •
AS A TONIC—Iti as.no equal, - causing anapputife
and building Up the syatem, hdng . entirely a pare.wine
of &moat yalnable-grape.' • '"•' - . - •• • •
AS.:A DIURETIC — It imparts a heal tbyactiOnof the
glands, kidneys and urinary organs very beneficial in
dropsy, gout and rheumatic affections.
SpOr's Port Grape Wine
. .
Is a pure article from the Juice of the Port GraPe,. poe-
sewing mellicinal . propertiessrtperior to nny other Mile
In ne.e., and au excellent article for-all weak-and debili
tated persons, and the aged and Infirm, improving the
appetite, and benefiting ladies and children.
Tryit once, and yon-will not be deceived. • . .
_ . .
rir - Be sure the, silk - nature of ALFRED SPlitlt.
over the cork of each bottle.
. .
Sold by H. Saylor, Pottsville; Shiodel & Bond,•Tas
magna; - Hermauy & Allen, hiabanoy City ; Lawrence
& Brown, .liiinersville . ; IL N. Cote; Schuylkill-Haven:
H. B. Davis, St. Clair, and bynll first class drungists,
who - also 1.01 the .CASTELIA PORT BRANDT, , a
choice old article. froported . .only by.Mr.Speer, - direct
from the Valley of Oporto. . : •
Trade supplied by wholesale druggists - in' New York
and Philadelphia, and by A. SPEER, at his Vineyard
in New Jersey. . . .
PRINCIPAL OFFIcR-20S•8rorishrrty
. .
WORTHY O} NOTICE,
• •
NEW ..WODSI
• • • .
. •
FALL AND WINTER STOOK
. ... .
JUST`US ARRIVED'.
AT THE WEI:L RISOte NEW, CICW, NEW
Tdßk DRY. GOODS STORE,. - -
Corner Centro and Norwegian eta., 4hopti.
alto Mortimer House. • . • ,
C A L-L! • . •-..
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• •
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L l .ll - •
.October 13, 'GG • 41- ..
IVINS' PATENT HAIR GRIKPERS,
For Crimping and Waving Ladies , . 11Jiair.
So . !feat Required its (Ming Them, .
Ask your sorekeeper for them. If he does not keep
them, write to the manufacturer, F.: I'M'S, Stith St.'
*and Columbia Avenue. Phila. Sept s 2. `66—SS4ru
HEVE?Si.PECTOBALLE for the cure of
COUGRS,. COLD., and. SORENRSS OF THE
.CHEST, pronounced bythows who have used it to be
the beet remedy for the cure of colds. ever 'offered to
the public. 'Read the following testimonial:' '
• Roitramax, May 13th. 1853.
Loris C. Ern- Beci.—Dear Sin-41 affords me pleas
ore to bear testimony to the of of your "Poeta.
ralie,t , in removing Coughs and Bronchial Affettious,
haying found - immediate and permanent relief from .
the use of one, bottle, after having tried - many other
remedies fora 'very severe cold and.cough with which
I suffered for some six weeks . daring the past winter:
Empactitaly yours, . T. A. GODFREY. -•,
. .
For the Cure. of BURNS, CUTS, CHILBLAINS;
Rheumatism; Frosted. Feet; Sore Throat. Neuralgia,
Pains, Scalds, Bruises, etc. Also. Elenl's Pills, for the
speedy and effectual cure of Piles, both external and in
..
terval.
Us - Call and examine testimoulabi.
• FRANCIS ALTSTATT Agent,
• Centre St., opposite: the Mortimer Houle; • •
And fdr sale by Dr. Geo., Yeomans, Asblaild ;: Wesley
Hammer, Malianoy City; R. & R. Phillips,New Coale;
james Cdltllati, Stratus ; Geo. E. Hoffman. Cressona:.
Geo: Kauffman, Schuylkill Haven ; Mrs. IL-Hammer,
Orwicvsburg ; J,•R..Johnson, Minersville; • R. H. Irvin,
St. Clair. • 1 -
214 OELER4TED D:I34,74ELT:TPTIO
.-... 11. O. :-Q - P.:' 8.,E .II R -11-s.SB.':
T_T OINIDAN PRESENT/L.4i - Ailendld •Si
kalCill'OrWlS4loll, GSA and OWof.Amed
I V A- ea " "N.
. tattgait
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HENRI( P.I.4EAIPANTIN, ... '.,. '' f . '.,:• i . .. :
. . .. . ,
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. CIVIL ,AlSTBMlMBlGNicremprirm --..:.
Iniecta Colludes. • and': examines Ilineid. and. Oil
Lands.' Oiricx—Bniausues Building, Centre
St.,,opposile Eiiiicapul Church.• ... ...
Vi T. giarimaTicta, Civil stud - lilliaing
1:41. Ea er r Pottsville Pa.
onfica 011 2d door oT Oen. Adige Building, Cen
tre Street. - f8ee.10.'04.-50-ir
nicownEas, civil and IYJi.
I. niu,g, Enicizeurs, Sußcling,l &cowl and
- • .
• STEP "I HARRIS. • . JO "PH &
July 30. ,
13 ,W..KULEAFER, Pints - vain, Pa.,-tate
...of the F'enrisylranL... 'State Geological Survey, ex-
VILANIV CARTES:: Real Estate 'Ageztt,
. MILHAIIGY CITY; Sapylkill lanetitY, .
arLetter Atlaris4"l4a.banoy
A GENClir—irtir' the Purthruse . :sulik Salle
of-. Real Estate ;:baying and sellint.Ccal taking
charge of raal Lands, Mines, - Lte... and collecting rents.
.Office Mabatitargo Street, Pottsville. , ' •
• :April
. -
CIVIL AND litPai'l2slll•E'l4,GMZEt.
o . lllcie;,llifizeits Hrsilditii;.lll4iiiitengto
• . Street, , • '
-T .
. .
osErn W. GEA_RT, . '
Civil and iTlining Enitincer;
POTTSVILLN, TrtaA Ci
• •
'F A IsT
,•-• 1- • BIT TO H.EII,
,liairket St., northweit of Abentie
rovre,rlLLE... •
Cbolce r•reeh .139eL, Hatton, Veal; atippliedl , o
The tatror . t . !g . pf tb . ,p pat:lid % respe c tfully zone*.
Aprll A4v • 15-0 -
.LECILMERS,. ' . • . • , ‘.
.
M.
• • ,
• • .:..
and ..TEWELR:i,
. .ALWAYS ON •11.A.1:D. ' . • •
.
113r.Lillinds of Musinallirtrumotita, String%
Bass Viol Strings, tinfoil . and Banjo Slings, coital...truly
on ,hand.: • .. 411 n. 3u, 74.- 5 : •
CLUS. W . K'ILDLT.:IGTfL
RAUSE- & WILD..ERMUTH )
CSuccassopito F. S. - ..11... , 1er,) •
• APID EET4IL DEAT.EI4 . 3 • •
,TOBACCO;SNUFF .and SBGABS, r..
NEARLY 'bri 4 OsrtE THE MORTL4TER
. Pottsville, Pa." .
•
DR,. W....K. LINELWEAV.Vat,
. . .
• •-. DENVLST, . ilj a sr a ir ia
grthce—ni . 0 •••• •.
.
(Graduate of Pennsylvania colkge.of Denial 'Surgery.)
BOOMS arbor° Third. • .
tar - Ether and 'Chloroform administertid %Own.
T- L. Buckingham, D.
D.; Prof. 11.. Wildman:, D. D. S: 3f 11; Prof: James
Truman, D..D. S.:. C. N. Pierce, D. D. St of Pintas,
and others. ' '.3la.rcii 41, N.;;.1-.-13-1y • ,
_ Teeth: Eitratted-
. -._ •
Withoit• Pnin.
ilhe Vtiadergigned has •introduced an entirely neiV
'meths.., for :v.:KT:tic:TING TEEM, :which is:perfect
ly safe, ha:mit:sat:lnd pleasant,... Como and.try it- for.
'yourselves. Also Nitrolni •Oxide Gus administered in
its pure state.' Teeth inserted. :Teeth filled
with the greatest care. • • • • '
Office, corner Second and Market Sts.; Pottsville. •
Sept 1, .ati-35.-drej• G. N. BOWMAN, lhinist
.
JOM,Ehilit DUERR, ' • -•
rWalchuviiher ac• Jewelry,- •
CENTRE ST.,POTTSVILLE, • PA., •
. .
(three dOors above the Mortimer blouse.) has uvw on
hand a large mad well selected assortment, or •
• Silver Ware, •
. . -
Or the latest Etylea and. highest standard....of
Also *ill ir er. 't►Vstre. A large sad general
variety of supOrior Plated -li - nre, such as - ..Tea
ble Sugar 'Spoons,' Oyster .aud kioup Ladles,,l'ie And
Fish knives; Cake .138:45et.5., Fruit .tatals.: Castors,
Butter Dishes,' Wditcrs,"..Pdcher.. s etc.; ail-Of which
will be sold at the very lowest. prices. .
N.B_—Old'SilVer.bu'ught arid. taken in exeletnge.—
.•The highest price given. March 3,
. SALAMANDER TSAFES; .
_
...Se4f!ond St,i Pottsville
Announces to the business coniniunity of this . prim.: • •
and the.adjoloing -counties that he miumfac-.9(0
tares SAL..4.IdA-'SDlift SAM'S Of all et-I,ls and 42
kinds, warranted Pim-proof. wnieh, to point of
workmanship and finish, will compaiii with those. ut-
Lathed from: vny other establishment, in the. country.—
He always keeps safes on hand for•aiile, and will make
them any size, for Banking and 'other Lintita
bolla,:as cheap; if not cheaper than theymibe.obtained
from abroad. • • • .
He refers toßenjandn Hayworid, George Bright, Thos.
Cooch and A. • Henderson, of this . ..Borough,. win!. lave
his Safes in use. • ' 'Vane .
And Invalids.
•
8..0. 0-K INDEKI7..
ALL kinds of Boas, ..Maenzines, NewSpapers, to
gether with Music and LW Books rebound at short
notice at our Bindery. • • . . . .
All kinds of .Blank . Books ruled end briund.io any
pattern at the Bindery.of the subs.eriber. .
Send in your orders. • • B. IiANNIY:iI;:
PLUMBING AND. GAS FITTING
. . .
~4TTE...c".DED TO 7.1" ALL 2'll Ell? .a124.1.XCL1 KS,.
iraf;C6IABGEiI.IIIOATTRATE
•.
Orders left ut -the storea of 130AfiYSEltLI.,
ewe, GE:OI . i.GE Cei,tre • Win recetve
prompt attention. •'' -
ref-old Brrie., - Copper end Lv2,l • • • .
. GE01.04E.;•.:, Dovngni.o:,
• Corner of Sixtti'und Schuylkill Avenue. '
'Pottsville, Starch 3, , 66. . • -
JA6i5O:4: • " . . Taco. F: HcsxTt
J AC - K. S. ON • C
• ...awicewart-nEit.
•
ROPE,
TIVIND, CORDAGE & PACKTNG,.
Pottr.vil;c; Fa. • ••
We respectfully sMie.it a shilie 'of the fiatrotigc of Lim
nosiness men M. Schuylkill coun4%.• • -
Or L. WOLTIEN. • • • CHARITS WOLVER
• WOLTIEN BROTHERS,
mrorrres
SEGARS AND. CLAY PIPES
. -
Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco, at.;
2QI NORTH THIRD ST.,
EETIVEEN RACE AND VINE,
P ILAD E,L P lA.
: May 5 ., 66 ' IS-•
Read This!.
J. R. ,TROXELL'S
CHEAP :. : CHINA,. GLASS, AND
CROCKERY = STORE, -
Centre Street, Opposite Montim6r House
POTTSVMLE.
• The claim' of Pottsville 'and neighboring towns .
village* and hamlets, one and, alhere invited". to' .cell
and e n 111 my .stock of wares before buying else
where, as lam not to be - undenold; . and 'eau nirnish
Housekeepere, with every article they wart in my -line
of business: In the stock of . •
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.: French • Chtna, . •
will be found Tea Setts, Diener Setta, Caid and' Cake
Baskets, Watch Cases, Sense Holders, .Match _Sates;,
Motto Mugs, Motto Cups and Saucers, Vases; cologne%
China Seth' . for Children, and a general rariety ofToya,
• •• • ..• - .Glass Ware..
'Choicest; latest patterni, consistirif Table
.airtd .
Bar Tumblers, Champagne and Wine Glasses,Ale and
Beer .01tisses, DeCanters..Bar.and Bitter Bottles tGoli
lets, Plates, Castor Bottles. Pitchers and Creams; Cel
eiles, Sugar Bowl.'. Spoon obiers' Syrup Cans, Fruit
Bowls, :Fruit Jars, Cake Stands; lierte , ene Lamps of
every variety. Lamp Chimneys, Lanterns, Candlesticks. -
Candy Jam, &C., &a
Crockery: . Croe keiry: . 1 ; • •
A'lhllas or:IRON:STONE CILINA...ot
ferent patterns;in „tette elngle picas , to snit . the pub-.
11c. A large nasprtment of.nor-roon A.:. Ward,"which
Yellow and Stone • :•-•
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pnacillt Dishes, Pie Thaws; CaDittder,3l3llC Pam,
Jelly Moulds,' pitchers; Tea Pots, 13 . stter :FotS,Mlll;
Pots, Jars, Jug?, etc.,. etc: ' - •
"IdlSCELLlNEol36:—Tollet'Setts. Cutcrs, SIT Jan 3
and Foot Baths; 'Quart:and PintFlasha t:Cfgapicitc..,
&c. Fruit Inn% of every description: 3 ', • •• • •
1d2R1.3.1.&NTS can sell Goods at - -C4Pt•itisc
thus saving you frelkht.N Call and See it le not so.-
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Axel 1&.!64.
TO
.CARPENTERS di SI a la%
Lumber ::& Manufactanng- 0.
Have on hand at their extensive dtabllshtuent, era
Railroad Street, a great quimtity of lumber of every kind
and &Scalp lon, winc.l ittcyctin supply to Operators,
Carpenters and Builders, at lower rates [halt can be
bought elsewhere. They are idso ready to supply,
through the means of their extensive business and la
borsaving machines manuiectared articles ln their
at mooring of 25 percent. on former cost.
Their large wolloshops 'have been m RuST: e iro „ pets _
:I,2:4A..tur twa lo pr— t_quantitles of
Doors, ift sodowUroutell,
gloalstitaga, Bed•posts,
_ Banisters,
Arid all rams of Framed. Paneled anirrornea Work,
which they have conmarA t on hula. 'They are ready'
to exevote Orders at the shortest take, tur any wand'
ty or quality of sawed ormianuttetnntd EMIL
Thy and green Ha:aloe:lc-of all . 4 tbeis.ibr :building
~ Oak, Maple, ,Poplar; chair, plank and scant'
Wtraudst _HatertY. Wind, -Mahogany, &c., for cabi
net work: W rine and Fellow Tine .nis for Rooting,
raw or outdate. order.; White Bleu plank. A, tx,411 4
x, and: inth al, always ready; also,.
beams.-,rails. scxnttm& Togas, gon,.ghgs.lnibs.tteiling,
lath, pallhaas, &c., Ace- -
PrEtal3 of sawed stns sad everything in their lirier
e n baud or, to ordtk, at tim shortest notice. 't‘J 4
Q TEA* )131(6.11Vii8 WALNWEUTie'
derelgoodiiiidusito poiduaiaseeond.haar:
14 1 0,F.W11M$3 , moreaft ,, AdOliir , .. 4
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Encecirnie
CII CLES Kt!IIEE lc,
The Sehuylll4ll County
HARDWARE.
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• r crts-rra M D xikasir, - `•EicIN d 1 iit•EtAw.;;-
. •-• rotts,Tille,,APa; .
March 11, - '66 ; . • •: ; • 11-,ti
Ginn MIT & CO.,
DEALER;
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Raliats,
NEARLY OPPOSITE: THE MINERS' BOK,
rote. y .Pa.
I;'G6
The most .1k1,.a.117e . Safe P t'reeiitg
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iltitrs not , tit use,.•
We are prepared to' furnbili flee. different sizes
'of Pumps to lift a 12 inch column of water from 100 to
400 feet perpendicul higilt, • nod. will throw its much
water nu nl,O inch Corniuh pump. • '• .• •
• Price lie Ls and esliinates.- for pumpe, 4 r.nd all other
.infoimution - Will ' be Muthbed on application, to the.
undersigned.• Patupu will bu by respoacible men.
•
and aunranteed, - nndall-to he of the best, material and
wurltmaitlike manger, • --; . .' • ..•
und plyieF. , and hoilerS/15 requlied
about "mines fqrui . sl•id.at:lon'ett. pricao and 'abort no
dee. Addre,,t , • . •
. Pa;
Nc , ,,- have in nRi , at Our, Locust Dale. Colllefy, a No:
"Tnatchdi -6teth.n. Eu and .P . ,'napc"pu chased - from
Peter liinuey, ;funeral nnmit' orWrantamit
Beaver, Ntaitafacturert...Danville'r Pa.. - ..,rft,elauni , dis - .
charge , frottl.V.an to inn 7,allinM , of wiiter ver. niinnte,
and Is thorotrr o - tly jn . set kat: economical, an,l a c.ntrii.,le . o .
success.... • . J. LO \VDF:III;1112.1)LE: .
Locust Dale, Aunt: An:ittst • •
A-' ..IPURV,F ; S" :4 : sox,
Scrap Iron and Metal Merchants,
• MA CHINE ANH-FO lINDR.Y. FUR--
NISHERS,•:N. ciirner bf SQCTII , 4.:
and Nu. 1T SO CTII Streue, 5. .
. PHILADELPHIA. - ' • •
.Ingoteonn'ar; Ingot.'Br',..*k, Red. do. do, - - yellow, Pig',
Tin, Bar Bar I,,ad, Svelter. Antimony',
Metal, Bismuth, Solder., Bar Iron; ShiNt Iroi,,
.Sheet. Zinc; thee, Borax, Tonmity -
Ansi .
Files,. 4c., 0431cl:111 ; Copper,,
Brags, Old Le ad, Lc:: • • • •
111r:•:6P:and Second-Band
Toot., and - Steam Engine., !knight n:-+i
C.27Artieles of evory de.cript kill in. oo; 11.r.,:ldn
ists and Foundryrneu, furnished to order: - •': '
Ca*li paid for Sc:ap Ikon, Uld Hails, and all klnd of•
LE . -Wq . o - THOMPPQN'&
~Co.;
(SIGN OF till; SAVir;) •
_ Corner Itienire: 'and Infilihet igtrects, • •
• POTTSVILLE, - PA., •
Authorized Auerd for the balg of li. :DISSTON'S goUdi;
'direct from the Fact,iry. .••:. . • •
CIRCtLAR SAV,;.`2,
From Gtdell inches lu diameter.:
- • Saws lieggmmed,. Toothed, and nude to -ordeir
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October_2 i, :'BB
D zEtilE 31 ARIL GE WORES
Estnblinhed in 11553.
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:.. Mrs: Reeser would respeetfully announce to theinib
llc ttiat she will continue the Marble*Works. at the old
stand. - corner • Callowhill .and :Second Streati,.. (near
'Market) Pottsville. • .• . • -•• .• , • : -..
Constantly on hand all kinds of .. ',. • • . ..:
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'Also Family Faults made to. ."order:. ...WOrk of ever*
description promptly executed' in the best etyte; and
. - warranted to glee Satisfaction': : ' '--. ....
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:.Plans and desigrur famished at - the shortest notice.-..
..Aug IS, ' , M.:43- . .• -, hilts. LEWIS ILEEdEti..
Snow . Dreg. Irll 3 lli-A4r 4 i,, ,t ar s tBl i e r Lfor 13 3 ;
ithlitto 3d.
R M A T I'S M ,
Nouredgin, - - 7
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Arid many other diseases*.Pobrri.VELT 'CURED by
Dr. S:.ROGERS' Electro;Magnetie Oil and *Liver :PULL.
Price of the OIL sl,per.4xatle ; liver Pali 50 cents M.
pox . . Depot 206 - Dockisttiet, Philadelphia:. • . . •- .
.Sept•ls, .66 •• .. . •
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bttant t
oOneta .o f. hive;
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March 12, ISGfchi . .tha State
'of *Prllart. • Charter Perpetual. -.'. ' •
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CAPITAL, - ..- .Sioacoa oo ~
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To Insure againat. loans . .reanltlnkeea ...death - byntia...
Incorporatedat. 111 elor diseffge,riols SITTLES'AND
CATTLE. - .. . .
; PRINCIPAL OFFICII-4.o.BiikedJi:'Fourth street,
below Chestnut, Philadelphia: .,. • .- •
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r - eft EY, 7 - . 7 •Dm B. - ttkitti, •
President.
• • - -:Bentetary.„ - ,-.
-, Dila, ~....IY, -- - P. lIOPPA, - _.' :.•
- - - Vice President..' ..-.• - - Genital:Agent. -•
. !. BBFBItgIIS, -by permisisilon_, to the following
~T , named Gentlemen i--Elon.:- thlliottiSamevon-
.Santa.
burg; asil .giia. Chem Pitman, Pottsville, - Pa...i. Ben- -
°; . Janda Bannaa,Pottiville,•Pa,z Bard Patterson, Potts
-vine. Pa. - ypt , ,Tobn 1 4 :110eInger. :Preen Lebanon Batik, -
Lti
etaliii.. Pa. - I ChinV.TdheLrStlittiter; - liktuitrlgi Pail
- ,BenJamlo Ilaywood,•Esl4-, PPtiaVnt. ll .. --' xpo ~..-.. - -L • '.
Zi,-111,--wn,V,!,
LDERM with PIM.
7 - 7;=, 0 , 4. 4 ,v oi dgelltolcarttela
oimika-5(..,„.„ oan
F WHITNEY
oENTA - rorrii,vriam.
Dealer.in .
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aIigEIGAN -AND FOREIGN
GOLD AND SILVER;
Foreigu,Exatasige, •
- "'hatted Rates
Quartermaster's. Vouchers
- • And- Tlncurrent,
moicEy RECEIVED PPOSPE-,--
uiTEßESiallowed siperSpecialitg,reemerit.
STOCKS and BONDS bought '.and sold at .
the New York and Philadelphia :.l3oards of
Brokers at the usual Oorritelasion. , :
• may 5, '
GOVERNMENT
NATIONALr
• - Offesl fpr stair : at tolcestittarket rate • . •
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
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U. A.37-30Treas. Notes date. of Aug. 15; 3 61
. •" •Jaue.ls, '65
64 .• is• it •
•• 15,-365
• • 5-20 LOanT of 1862. t. •
s , e2o•Loan .of. 1564.
• • 5-20 Loan of 1865.
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• 10-40"Loa of 6 , 11.:.••• •
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STOCKS' - ANDGO LD,
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GOVERNMENT . SECITET.TLES BOUGHT
AND . SOLD. , • •
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; DRAFTS
On-England, Irelr.nd. Prince derma:at, for sale In
KM to eukt purchasers. ' ' • •: - •
. 11. IL EIIYNT4LNGEIt, Cashier. •
• Potthville, Janitary 3, 'O6 • 1-tf '
Glass,
&c., &c.,
THE NEW
Spring and Sp - mmer Medicine,
SAIS'APAAILA
JAYIES pacnoLs tt co.,
3W3TTI'IIoTtTRNG CHEZTI§TS,
11.11CrAOTUIME8 OF 711 E
ELTXTR PERUVIAN BARK
PUOTOXII)E . OF
I(74!ch halm I>Cco . tiie w favrirablv . Rnowtt :1113 a TONIC)
AND HESTORA TINT by Physlciani'and In
. an` all parti of •Wu cOtidtx.S,.
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The new preparation, "narimparillit. iti .trto
- biuiatiois with-iodide. of Lime,"..p t: .
.resents oa
- of the Most' prompt alterative agents, in a fotm capable
&resetting , full action upon The system, and this in mi.:
nate' mai pleasant doies. It is conceded that the alter-
Nsolvent;• or - tonic effects of lodide, are exerted .
most decidedly when'associated - with other altenitives,
iti&Onibinatiou and the 'Seethe to 'fulfill
perfectly all the favorable requisitions. • •
• The first effect usually observed -when ''seass pima.;
LA..WITIA'AULPiDe cat 'LIAIE7 is taken,' is an. increase of
appetite, • stowing that it- M.'s .toinc properties -or a
marked character.. Its alterative - effects - are manliest iu
itsmady combination-with the blood and' tissues.
-Pale, scrofulous women and children improve rapidly
under .its useolud the vital functions assinne • a healthy.
condition.- • •.• . •
..It is admirably. adapted tea large : number of chronie
or acute affections peculiar to - ctuldten. . It to asitetl' to.
; them ' both by the mildness and efficiency:of medlcinal
effectand the pleteutnt, 'attractive form of. the remedy_
It may be giveu.for a long. period where:constitutional
-influences are repnguance,.or
nation to take the syrup, • encountered_' In -White
Swellings, • Disease, and 'Distortions of the'
Spine, it ilhould be given:peretstently, in Modcrite do 7
'sea, until, in obtained.
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In
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tho *piing of the Niltr.,-not,l4uoing the.
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the'-accumulation of morbid mutters in- the tiyatete
eeetn4 to becOme manifest and very. trouhhisonie: Las
situde. Iteadathe, C;oistivenessi LOss of Appetite;
-Pains in the .Thints, iiidigestion,em., are very common:
Nothing _ever dOvised is better adaptd fir extixinieine
or drite off these afleethans Ppm thisnew.ciitubluatioti
of .i.IL4APAI:ri.L.A.• a /111 : 141.1)Wi: or LIME. ." •
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uppriiiirtiftte:s . .to it,
. • • - .Aliersitime,' 9r rnrigrr,
Luis ever befole beensplimed within - the re.ielt of invalids.
liiilee.d„ it ii . :111, entirely ben 1111{1,SCI . ENTIF/o. einnidna.
lion. -reriembilng anything'llithiato em
ployed.'
Alm opinion 'of medical frien eonrerninfr It, the de
t•criptiiin[t.f' ite.d.emictl char.ieter, 'therapeutic Value,
-tinuifte,ref pae,'etc.,4irir giveu in a dividar. which can.
be had at the 'store of any•und.atl firet.chise - Druggiats..
Sold in.,Peliavtile by N. Sanderson,.. ll. enry . • Saylor, J,
Q. Browirand Son, and all lir I . ,• •
• June '• ' • : ' '24 dm
'MAGNETIC LUBRICATING COMPOU.ND
Irs ..Wrilgosat., " - CiCriiages; Loccano.
• Carso,•and ihO....Eteni•••• •
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in; pain; of all kind. of • " •
• ".• • ••. •illachinery, : . •
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.The 'Mot:piaci orpr of this Coihpon4, ufter series of
eiperlinent , during the Lail fifteen yettre, is enabled
to:nner ti the.public Ain article - with - tht ;Above ti-_
tie, wbkh.ho Is;cOntident. will meet the gcliernrwttnts
of thp`public ;. one pound of. Which hp, believes will go
ail flints fotti•ixiionla ot tyny,oiherinbritnibr now in use:
' The.follpifing fiertiflcatcs . eolected. from; ft number of
others furnished, to.show its value . • , •
,
.11aVing used during the last nine inontits the "Mag.
neticiubricating Compotuid," mr.nufactured and sold
by Ciutries W. clemems, upon a large.nutuber. of. Wag
ons,*Carts. lane pleasure in: saying that it has
given entire satisfaction, both• in hot and cold veather,
causing agreat saving, both•tn the quantity of mate
riat needed, and in the wear 'of machinery,. Wes; &e.
YUENGLING, Eagle 13rowery.
G LAUER, - Orchard Brewery.
B. REILLY& SON; Contractors. • "
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The' Magdetic.Lebricatingtonipo . und is for. sale, lint
pp iu4in cans,; secure from leaf age, andlMatly labeled;
.wholesale oily by the.. maunfact urdr, and'retalled by
storelieeitera generally, - CtlA5. W. CLISM.EN..
. Jae . . C. Ilanai; 718 Market St., Philadelphia, Gene
.ffd..Agerkt.for the United Stateo.;
LEI:11171E11.4,. of Pottsville, Penna.,
ILL.. dealer I/1 Ai USIC, • MUSICAL INS'lltUlt &NTS,
PIANOS, liirtl./ODLOZZS; alma:lsis; &t,;•hipting been
appointed sole Agent ler the celebrated - . • •
. liW . .
firtiaii Cal:tine* Origami,
In : the. .Coaritrof 561411 :ilk AVotad respectfully in
-ntionce: to The musical community . that.he can famish.
these unequalled-favorite Cabinet Organs; In all etyles
-and etzes, at -mann:heti:wen:o prices*: The.quulity and
volume of tune,. with *
.the poWer 'oll.epreselutt ih.these
orgati, Is universally .praised, while their
portabllltt and beautiful linish.lnakethemlbelneet el,
egant'parlor ornament:
Faily Stionlil linie One. .
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. THE CABINET OIidANS • 'are"-adapted
• LIES, CLlUltellal AND SCHOOLS'.
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They varyvaryln prinelroin kO• to 8600, each:
,•• .
itaribiery' lisstruniont Wrirranted. . • ,
' •Also, Agent foitlid'arde of the ninth
Optinglitplodepip ipl...lloi — ord . tun s
: Organs
for .the oohntiee of Schuylkill, Northumberland and
Lebanon, which instruments. are • tudVersally
They possesa-a sweetness and '.fullness °flue% which:
has received be united 'commendation .of the musical
profession, andinduced an. almost utiketedented sale
Purchasers are respectfalljr invited to celT. and maim-•
the for theinselVei.communications , and . orders
Will be imnetually.akswered or 411.lecklind ;everyinkn-.
'illation in relation to them kindly given.; .
•
Store ant wore . Boinitis,,et be Jewelry Store on Cen
tre street, four doors .from : 111Nnutitatuto street; Putts=
[-• r• - I -- •''. 4 fr •-•'' ~ -
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.„. or let t lA s i s l ••,,,
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Thiala an 'article .ror'. wastiln : with - oat.' rblibing,"ex. •
cept la:ovary-dirty nlacea,..which will-require,: a ,yory.'
alight rub, and unilke - othat preparations ufftsted tor a .
dike pOrpose. , iilll riot rot . the'
, -- clo.hea; but will -leave;
them much 'whiter than ordinary Mettioda, without the •
usual wear and -ear. , - •: : : ' 'l. .• . . :. •
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It reinoves iretine - spots magic, end softens'
the' dirt by nqnktkik,.: 4114 t kinelizgasW ILLOrdhlitry CA"
een eutirdy.renio•ve It. • •. • . . , •
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' This powder is prepared In accordance . .
scionce,.and upon a process peculiar to itielf, Which is
secured by. letters patent. It. has been in use for, more
than a year, and haspoeed Itself art no teemed • favorite
wherever it .has`. been nier"...teicuig tli6 : •advatitagat
claimcdate the following, Nis: • ~ " • . • -
..• It, eaves all the expebee - atai4 iised on coS
torrand linen goods. • . - , • :••
• It saves mostdf the labor of rtAblng; and )year'and:
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Also,. for cleaning' windows it le unstupasse. .:With.
one qu'artei the time and laboiAtenal4y required' item-
parts aheantifal.glose and lustre," much superior to any
other mode: No water required except to moisten the'
• Directions 'with esel t . pacitige.-
_- - • "..
', And can be appreciated by . a stogie trial,-,:.
.The cosi of washing fore family bflive or - six ‘--..,.,.;
will not exceed TMIZZ ' PESTS: ~ ' ,'" • . ' . . --."7 " -- 77
" - Thitmehnfacturersof tfidt .. llia r r," are , b . ,*i tr e t lbit
Many useless , ttompotind* betivi D t r o bbe d "t o b e •
tinbliewhickt haTe rot.f.ef eicith, or failed in rento
lin,, g tii _ e .t l P l-- ,..Onficiowing_the itualia3lo excellence- of
'.. ' eye/;e; they confidently proclaim •it as being
'itapteilo meet a demaud•whlch has long ecciated,"and
which has heretofore remained'anauppli " . - .--i,-
1-10 WE 8c - STEVEXS
260 11readaray,, Bipsten.
Also.l_Mandadarers, lamily Dyet-Oolora
For sate bp#Otertilild peVers afrngwh 3
Diseases of the Nose, Tiqoat and_licusp
' ` 7 ' Titeksitsb
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• MEDICAL . INHALATION... ••
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.fAiiiinunpOqii). Asthmal. Weida& i -
Are lige - L54 , 0f -the tritiO and'AirPitesegitOiiid'there
fore am never be cured by malltsWing. tßedletees In, tha3;
atomach. Idedlciee swelktwed .into the ittoinerlecan:'
not care.e db , ease fat be lunge, beCtItUNI , It never to to •
where the dtmitc , lo7 - aleoWnelxiathet the:
form a'
of Vit, eta inhid or breathed Into the lungs.
in whteh . y Fnanner _ only can,'41e44.91-3A.
Monism& living In all pike Cif the. Eaton and
.4:lanadls have been undeljny3restntent: and have been'
cured of Consurpptlonv
. .tidtanW Broneblth% • Sore -
Throat.Lesief Voice, Neml CaturN and other Agee-. •
thuMettleaToo4l,a4 allamthearltleada hmt
12 80 9alitallwallasimmoluated theMereeta bia
~ 4 ,
•• tor Clactilar had Pamphlet. • Addtau
a1 . 1 . 4 V 11 9r4 5011:"
• • ray
MISCEUANEQUS
FLUID. EXTRACT
'O3II3INED Rini
lODIDE :O F LIME
PRErAttED'.F . OR3
-PETTES,' BOSTON,
Wan* We4thei,
A qrejit :Wpit
. . .
Psiteno4 *ayl.‘2.9,
RAILROAD .
MINE & ;SCSIUYILTLIAL. 11A.
CbazigirerTfuefe - cif Pastaren4ri. 'Trains. •,:
0n - and after MONDAY . ; November4Ub ;: l9os Pas
=ger TrOns.minlesvii.Boboylkill Haven :ES follows ; •
At 7.15 A. M., FOIL MLIE'ERSVILLF..
• •
At 12.20 P. It.,•F011 GLEN VARBON. • . -• . .
. Retarning,. will learn at-E.ea A. M., and
Glen. Carbon' at' 1.40 P. M., Connocting at Schuyllall'.
Rav•
e n
With moraing . and afternoon . Paseengoc Traips•
for Phibulelphla.. .
•.Passenger Train•.between Ashland • and Locust Garp\
jmiction. conneeting 'with stage to and•frobaSbamo'l.M. '
Leave-Locust Om Junction at Ip.-39• - •
. • Lanni Ashland at 5.4.5 R: • - • „ •• „. •
•. Com:metingwith Paigiefiger Trains tin-M. ri.
R. to and from. Pottsville., at - v)ilth point connections
will be niaderwith trains onPhitais_. and Reaillrle.R.
- .Cisaicinit:Nor.44*o6. - • . . 46-u
.
. . . .
Clll DY I. Ii ILI. AND BUSQI7EKANNA
ILROAD,..-Change of Donrs...
• On- and after Nov.: 41, Passenger "Truing will
leave Pottsville daily (except Sundays) at'a.4sA-M for.
Auburn, Pineyrt, ive and • Hartiaburg, and it). P M for •
Auburn, Plaegrove and Tremont... ' • • ' •
• .Pti.&.engers by.d.45 M train from Pottsville will ar
rivtiht Harrisburg via Piriegrove at 11:50 A M in time
'to connect with trains going cast- or West, on Penna.,:
Cumberland Valley,' Northern Central% and Lehanon
• ' The LOU Fiu from Pottsville will connect at
Auburn with up morning train.from Philadelphia. ,
Ing"Aabtirn 1,50 . 1" M for Pmegrove, and arriving at.
Tremont at 3.30 P M. leave Tremont • for-Pine
groVe at • 6.00 P M,-.connecting . them. with 4.00 P M
train from . Harrisboxg ,and returning to: Tremont at
Lin P M Returning - will leave Harrisburg- at 4,00
P M.-connecting at: Pinegrove at 6.35•P"M. with.train .
for Tremont, and at Auburn. with up - Passeriger.Trnin
for Pottsville. Tassenger Train wilt' leave Tremont at'
LOU AM, conceding at Fineunve:. with trans to Bar-.
esbur,„... at- Auburn with down morning 'Paiacnger
Train tioutiPottstilletci 'Philadelphia; - and arriving at
Pottsville at 5.20,A M. , , •
- Fare from Pet'sville Harrisburg. -
tickets or other information apply to ..
. . •E. H. TIMMER; Agt,. at Pottsville..
• -*-• •• ' •11. R. TRACT, Supt
Feb 1. , GO •
HILADELIOULIL BEADING: B. B
p
Summer Arrangement of . Passenger Trains,
itIAY 23, . .1166
Leave F'ottsvlllis at 7.00 and 8.45, N. tf., and '2.45 P.
M; • arriving .lu. ..Philade.iphia ISA. and 4.40 and
...leave Philadelphia .at'.3„oo;' A. ?8., 12.45, noon. and
M:; arriving st Pottsville at 12.25; noon; T. 35
. The 1.00 and. 8.45, and 2,45, P. 4., 'down, and
9,00, A. 31.;,.0p Trains, cbnneet. at' Reading for Allen
totan,-Raston, Slew Tork, :Lebanon, Ilariisburg, Balti
more, and tho.‘Wt. -• • .*: •
The - 12.45 and np Trains, connect only.
for Lebanon, , llarriabtug,&e.; and With Reading and
Columbia Railroad. ' . . , .
On Sunday. leavnPottSville at 8.00, A.'"41., And Phila
delphia at 3,16, • • • ' •
Rood:
_ .
Down "Tralns - leave 2.10, A:111., and"
Glen Carbon at 1.40. P. 111., conoctiig. at Schriylkill
Haven Ivittl 8145, -
.A. '31..• and 2.45, P:51., Trains for
Philadelphia:. Up Train§ leave Schuylkill Haven.. at
7.20, - A. AL, rind 12.20, noon, connectingultn.7.oo, A.
AL—Train from Pottsville, and 8.00, A. AL, front Phibv
&Apig.— LeaVe Locust Gan 10.:0.•.A. and Ashland
'2.40, P. M.. connecting with 2.45:.P.• M., Train, for Plitt
adelphia; and• A. M., Train 4 for Pottsville. , No
Sanday. Trains: ' • • ' :." •
•
Elehuylhill and giniqinehuuna It; It. •
The 7.00, - A.. M., and 6..th..P. M.. Trains from Tre
mont, and 4.00, P.M.- from - Harrisburg. connect 'at•Ari:
burii with 6.40, A. M;Tntin for Philadelphia, andlo.4l,
noon, Train for Pottsville,. ' , •. • „
The 7.45. and 1.50. P.M.. Traintfreni Auburn
eormeetnith 6.40, A. M.. and 1.00, P.M., Trains from
Pottsville._ No Sunday-Trains... • • • .
•
Selinyl. Valley and Irfonntain U.
Leave Pottsville at Luil and 11:30. M:. and 7.75, P,,
M. Leave.Temactnu at t. 115, A. M.. And" 1.0 and 415,
P. M. Sundays:, eaceTittnaqua.: 5.4.5, A...M., and
Pottaville at e.ol)* l
P. 31. • . . • • .•
and R•it
The- roo.andll.,ial, A. 11.. Trains from Achland,•Con • •
nect at Mt. Carbbn; Nvii4 ,5:45; .M.; andl.4s, 3.1
Traine for Philadelphia • ' . • . • •
. • The A. M., mind 1.00 and 9.n5, - P.M. - Tratus from
• tub-aqua.. mmilect'at Mt. Chrlam itlth T.OO, 'A, om
Pottsville; - at Port Oliuthri up l'rain
from Philadclphia,.:and at Mt. Carbon
up Train front Philadelphia. A tutted Passenger•and
Freight Train leaves Athland 1.96, P. M., for Tama
qua.. ttundap LCaVe Ashland TAt, A.M.; and Tanta-.
. -
.
' .The 11.10, A.. 31,. Train from Port Clintrin: and 2.13,
P: M., Trairitrom Tamqqua; connect with 3%00, S. N.:,
Train from Philadelphia, and 2.45; P. • M t , .P.4ll • for
Phlladellth,La. , , -. • • • • - • ~ ' •
I..tp r,uodayar Learn Tatnaqua at:7.39-.A. 3f.,•and Pert
Clinton at ;my. 74. '• , . . '.. • .. • . ••• ..
. .
The • 8.45, A: M., d(ilS11 - 'Praha- to emlinn,;etops at
all 'etatioue • between Pottaville and ft Iteadinz..
3,30. P. -Nt , tin Trai:n from Philadelphia, etopa only, at
prinetpal stinions, .• -; .
. •
. CO RITEETTATION- TICILETS; — •. •
With 26 coupons attached, botween any points desired;
nt '25 per cent. discount: •. • .• .• • . • •
. „
. .
'
• - IrTTYAGE TIPMETS; • •• .
Good for 2,000 miles, between all pointa, fur Families
and 13nailmei Finns, at i;5.2' TA_ . .... . . •
SeasorrTickeis betwieen all points at reduee.d ratea;
&taxi) Sewou Tickets, one-third less. . . ' ...•. .
• SO lbs, of baggage allowed each Pan.engar: . '
filicaridein Tickeigfriim Pldladdlphla 'to Potts
rifle and back,:goud for Saturday, Sunday and Monday
G..A: NIcOLLS; General Suarliderrlent:
VALC.EICIII.4.I.LIZOAD.-P66.
74 - - 7 " . ,;;;IJ
Nummer Arrangt
,ON AND 'AFTER- MONDAY, ' Ality Tiiina on
the-Lehlgh Valley. Railroad lan in connection with
the several roads runnitez to
. .Wilit:eshitrre, - New York
and Phlladelphih„r us fellows • .
. DOWN. 'TRAINS: .
STA ; II4I,:t3 :• • ' -No. 5.. No. I. No. 5. So.?: Na. 9,
',ea.,.
.:' , • . P. M. ..A.. 51: A.M. - ' P: lII'. , A.-Y
WI life . olarrc , . • • • • 5.00 lad • •
.
Whiie-11 lien" ' - • -1: . 9.:i0
. .5.1.xl
, ...
Tannery:.... . .... .: '.. '• ' . : - ..- 9.1A1 SA'. • - •
- Hickory: Run' . ...: .. -.. '.-. • • . - 9••15'-3.15 Q.'
bind Ran • - ' •' . . -.. , 9.51 -.• 3.'22 • •g• -
- Rock:p:a • - . .: .• - 10.09 5.31 - . r.r. •
Shenandoah:........
.. • -- . -:. - " ' 2.10 - .. P .
- - 51015n0y City •• • . ~ . - . •
• . • • - 2.15 . .
e- -
' Allileltri'!fi ... . .
,Jeras*yilk.... I.' 2;15 •
..1
~., . --- 0. - •
ReatTr'sltaniow..; , • 2.35
Weatherly. •• 8.25. . 3.20 . •
•Penn..liaven • • ' ' •10.24.' 3.53
Mauch .... • .4.10 10.41 4;25
Lehighton • •' . . • . 4.40 '10:07 . ,'.4.33. - •
Perryville • . • 4.46 • • . 4.41 •••
Lehigh' Gap • ' • 5.01, • 4.56 . •
Slatingtvn • .5.U7 11.20 5.02 • .
150,:kilale ...... - 5.11 • 5,13 :.
Laurye • • . • 5.21. ' 5.23 • •
White Hall •
••• • 5.14.:. ..5.30
• •
Coplay • • • • • • 5.34 11.42 5.34 •
-11011.eudauqua. • . 5.42 5.38
Cata§arigna • . • 5.46 11:41 • 5;42
AlientoH . .. 6.00 0.50 1.10
Bethlehem' ' • 12,40. , 5.15 12.13 . . 1:20
'Preetnanaburg - 12.49 ..6.23 . 6.24. ' 2.00
Milton • 1.15 •• • 6.44 12.43 - 6.45
Phiradelpsla. • . 0.20 • 2.15 .'8.45. •-•
,New fork; ' 120 . 10.10 • '4.10 10.45 • .6.00
ITIEMI
. .. . - .
.„. . , „, „, .„ _
STATIONS : . • No. 9: tvo. u..c.0, LU, 4 , i0.%. No. 4
•
Leave... r A. M. M. :1'..31.. A. M. P. If,
New York - - - 7,00 12.011 ..4.00 - 9.00 . 8.00
Phlladelph.la ' • . 7',00 ' • • ' . 5.15'. '... • .' -
Easton. 9.47 . 3.28 7.40. 11:54 - '11.24
Freernansburg - ::10.07. 8.49 - 8.08 '. - , .
Bethlehem - -:• -• -30:20 -' 4 4.00: 8.15.-12.24 .11.53
Allentown -' -- 10.37 4.15 . 8.30 12.35 -12.04
.
Furnace • • .4.30 6.34. '.. •
' • 4.28 8.45 •
Ifokenditaqui. 10.53 y 4.33 9 4T •
.• • .
. C0p1ey.....: ...... • - 4.83 8.51'' IV •
White '4 . .411; •8.66,
Lanry'a • 11:10 • 4.50. : 9:04 . •
Rock, Dale • • ALI 9 •.; 0.14' ,•••
Slating. ton .... . 5.12.: .9.25 t1 •
':Lehigh Gap ' 5.18 , '1,31 • • m
Perryville . . . 1148 • 5.33 9.45' " .
. 40
Lehighton • . • 11.55 15.39 9.50.
;Manch' Chunk • 12.05: . 5.50 • 10.00 . . •
.Petin -Haven 12.32 6.13*. '
Weatherly "12.54: • • • . • R.
•Beainr bleadow;„•:.. 1.24 • „,
Jeaneiville • 1.39
.Ahdehried • • 1:44' •
Shenandoah:' 1,50 . . • . :
,'• .•• •,
Rockport •- • • 12.63' 6.31 .
Mud' Run .. :.. .. 1.02 • 0.40 . ,
Hickory . Run ' I.OT • :- •
Tauneerrgg . ... 4.11 'l.Ol • • ,
Wilkeabirre • • 2.50. - '.'8.35 :
CON ROTIONS:
• U: OF NEW .3 - Etieliv. ' • •
• All lip and Down train] connect at Eabtort wliti the
tramp of the Ceritratßeli road of New ,ItTeey toiwtl from
NoBTEI
. .
. ...
.
- 'Down trains Nos. 1.• 0.-and :7, and: up tialna Nos; lt
and 8, connect at Bethlehem with trains for Philadel
phia. :'Prains from Philadelphia ,connect at Bethlehem
with down train No. 7, and with un,traina Nos. d& 10.
.
, .
• Down trains Nos:1 and 5, andmia -trains Nos. 2 , 4, 0,
and g. Connect at l AllentoWn :With trains for- Reading
and Rairiabarg,: Trains from Harrisburg and Reading
connect at Allentown with. all.down trains.. -" •
au.rathe.e.DELAw.Aius
. . .
: Down trains 1,2 and 5 . connect at Phillips:om;
with trains for Philadelphia. Trains fioniPhilatielptutt
connect at Phillipsburg with up trains Nos. 2 and 10,
and trains tiona BeMdere connect with up trains Nos: 6
I?...TLW*3Bi.
Down train NO. T. and- up train No. 9; cornea at .
Quakake Junction •With trains -of the 'Ceti/wises R.: R.,
HAZLETON!' 17.1i1LICOAII)
.
DOwn'trains.Nos. Wand d:e
anp Arabi NE* 8, 'on
neat with trains .of. the Hazleton - Railroad.
.•
AND BUBQOZBANNA;TILLILEOALI
DoWn. trairui Nov. 5 and l',.and . up. train NOB. 6 and
8, connect at. White Haven with. train of the Lehigh
and Buaqueluuinti Railroad to - - and front Willteebarre;
Without change of carebetween Wiliceebarre and New
lYiwk. - No change of care . between • Wilkeibarre. and
'Phlladelphlitun up train-N0..9 and down-train No: 5.
Superintendent -and Engineer L.- V2R, R,
• . .
. , • • • • • •
• ..1-ITJNTER'S •
• .
: • joip.tive SARSAPARILLA : .
a apoeme for diseases of 'the 'Blood. and:Skin. It
positively , cures • Scrofula,..Vatter firyelpellut mid sores
of every rand: ' Itisthebestrreliedy - fornomplaints of
children following :iniproper .nonrishment and scarlet,
feVer. hhaysa.grint number. of streng, 'truthful cer
tificates 'of .its' favor like the foitowin ; . R unn i nK ,
Sores, for 9: years, cured- by' seven'lsittles t Titter oil
- years, cared, one bottle - t &Scaly- Disease ,of the Skin
for 20 years,- .cured, four bottles; Serohila: 10 years,
cured, flee bottles ; a badly . 'Ulcerated Vlihjß tAtize4.:
two•bettles ;;Vlcerated foot, 31 eared, seven bot
tles; a severe .case..pf•Erysipeiss.'9 years, cured, Mx
bottles t Rheumatism': 2 years, . cured; two .bottlee
Dliesse of the'Blood, 14 Years, fife bottles. • • •
' The •lodineparilla pur.iiida • the.;bl,*l,lfafaSei,
new life Into-the systeni through Its tonic power and it
Is also a perfectly harmless , competition t having been ;
use about thirteen ..fearst. bT persons .of elf ages,,
from six months and over, with untqtifilled zatecesa:—
.Pripcipil Office, No, 910 Market street; Philtidelphia,',
ft. F; .
Wholesale Agents In N s evv,.Torit; R. C. Wells . & Co..
N0..115 Fninklin street. • • . • . • "
.Joarl.l3. BROWN &SON. Wholesale Agents, 1 - *.
ire St., tuna sold by all.Drygglsts in . Potsville. •'.
• MaY 154 , . •• 19-1 r
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BRALIKILES.,• . .kna tStildsiy
11 4 4 i*,I.121444 . t•triiicin - •irice4 alwila fat : . est.
ANIS
- 13•644i•aliii ißaticinOy
• [f - By Dnithaeing. or wi.therplye'the '
'BOOK AGENTS .. .TA:KB.
• . 4
• Send na your address fora Descriptive Ofroutar Of a
NEW, COMPLETE; .}3XLLOSIX:„UNTD. DISDARTIAL,
glee; Late Civil'War;
wiiiehion can' sell at ic2.6i.:Bo:adldly Illustrated and in elegant aqle. ;We haVelcrat the book•ttultit
. wanted: -, ltelow price,gives It an•advinatage 'over all
"Ahem, anct we offer.'rineh 'indudernenta • that - ralt' who
are active and energette can; nuke. from $lOO to $290
• , QuARER crrr.DlDSLlSiiiNG•Rousn,
Ne.-9V2lSilissoet.St.,;Phitada.,,Ta;-
8i6F . 17 qpentsfar. :
Veit
aoi;o Iron Thapeson
gieatariortv,
T 4 l
ApidiF4-40,..spiwco
s„,oway.; .4
0T47-
Wan WORICS'
Vrentdorglieit temp.
r , unrimikeronicorwfremolsrsasirtii4viipc
Orderi
-visa Vet •
• -
P.III.ILIC.SALES
VA iIIA.IIII, 111-: i3M.M.M.6 • County FARM
♦ P.117.6L11C . 14,4;LE...wi1l be . sem . . Itt
'public sale, on the - sward/lapilli, Maiden :Creek Town•
ship, Berke ccituntytra...ono,... . • ••• • • . •
: : • Iffedniadnyi , Miiiessabee 91st, •
At I'. welcick the -'alternoon, a valuable . plantation
containing IS acres , , :and 12a perches,: situate about
one and a half miles , {roan Malaraville,. on the Phila. ,
delphia • and - Meaning railroad,:; adjoining lands of
ammeter,. Thomas , Rabcr and othera• This
• plantation Ilin a high state of cultivation. The tra
,pravementi3 • consist • :of a/arge...Brick. Mansion ,
lbeek*... large Stone Switzer Barns - and all the •-•
ry. outbid:Wags; all in good iepair,
'77:iii - lofinvictandspring. , of 'Water near , the 'dwell' te. - ;
•AbutthWattes of sibs farm is in-:good - woodland.—
,Seivralthottaarid - :tons :Of iron ore have -been mined
ftdmlhteiaaa, and ttq tmcdtaibility to •the Canatand
'ltallread,;.nanders theopfiery'valuable. Personade ,
airing to - see rthis on
.LIPS on the'prentkitte -- -,•;-•:',. , • ' •
CoriditionsseadeknOW . ;t on day'of• . sate.
',r', For further hiforriatiOn apply to' . • .
- • ••• • -A.TIMiaILIROTIrET,S, '
Qn. .
RPHASIA , 'COURT SA LE.,-Parenani tO
atrosdertg. the ,Orphasts' tioutt.*: of. the ClountY of.
gchtylkill, -In the CommOnWeititli OrPenntqPronbt;
•the t.nbscribor, Administridor ; of the b.4tate of Susa n oat, vih; oigh taietrthe Bortnigli of Blinerstillia in.
the county of Schuylkill,. dece4ed, - WM . ,expose
sale by public •reedueorr:-, - ••r • •
' Thursday,. NO rroilier 29th, '1866,
At 2 o'clock. In the afternoon, at.the public - hOruie of.
limes Yteger. In the Borough 'of 1.11-mrsville atom ,
said,—All that certain lot ot.plece..of gmund sithate
in the said Borcuigh of 'Alinettrrille,.ori- the.eastwitsdly
'side of the street laid out on the' line-of the old Mine
-1101 and Schuylkill. lac= BallrOad, it being lot
10; in George Patterson's-addition to said • borough;
bounded by lot nowor Of Alexander 'Manning,, .
the West Branch of.tnetiver Schuylallt, .by • lot V ci. 11.
and by the aforesaid street,icontsining in width de reek
and In depth 200..fevt„ mom of less; with - the uttparten
ances. consisting of a two-story frame tlWftillngtoiret.
late the estate of said deceased. Terms and conditlhns•
made known at the time and place'of sale by •
• " , . BEIII ,%%': GM, Administrator. •
By order oftfeiOrphate.-Ctinft,' . ' •
[fßt iC VBNVDUSofthe.Sturo, and Tavern.
Stand. and valuable Farm. the property of the-late ''
Christian Lelnbach, dent ,-on . •:••• • • . • .
tlaarday t - November tsisq. ,
fobließalitit the Oita specified
the luta- ]ate the property : ot Christian Leinbach, de.—
.ceased, situated.in. : Bern Toveitship; perks .Countyl—
•The fatia containe'63 coorenr less, - and Is - situa-- ;
ted in Bern Township; 6.rniles from the 'city ;of Read—
ing, etc the mall mute leading from Reading to Bern-
bounded by' lands of. - John Epplec• and•
linlu:The iraproven)ents'curisist •of a good (almost
new); two-story grime tavern tietse,' 'two - Story.
stone kitchen attached:: a god store room: 'with eel.
lac,'a large swiss:barn with other 'outhouses, a spring,
of-never failing srater . with pump near. the, Bowe, and•
an orchard with excellent 'fruit treed; . • •.•
.•
There . was always a good Voidness done on the place,.
as well in the tavern (known as .I.elnbach's tavern,)
In.thO Incise, to which the:Post Otilee- is attached; . the
next store being :I miles distant. - -The toseuship elec
tions are also held •there since the erection of : the.
- . . . .
; The land Is limelxittora and ivell &heed in, and can
not be excelled in the county. - .. - . ' '
... .
The pale ciiinmences on TIM - . 2.1th,1860, at 1 O'clock,
P. IR., when"the conditiona will be made known • ' . .
compEtAris , - copirr
745 :to awarder of the Orphanst Court •of the Cointy,
of Selinylkill, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
the subscribers Administrators of the. estate of Chris._
,topper linechley, late' f. the •Botough of St: Clair,.in
'the County•of deceasedoviii . expose to sale
by public vendee, on • • •
'Saturday, the-1116 day of itioyealLernesf,
•at one o'clock In the afterneon. on the premises,
fi t
All that certain • TAVEHN. HOUSE and- LOT or •
-piece of ground; situate in . the Borough of St...
Clear aforeeitia. bounded on the north by Carroll street,
'on the east by Second street, on the south by. kit' No.
- 33, 'and on the west by Third street, containing' in
tvidth. sixty feet and in depth 200 feet. more or less, be.-
tug lot No. 39 of said Borough, with tile appurtenances,
late the estate of veld deceased. Terms and conditloks
made known at the time and place oriale bg' .•
. • a MARGARET BUECHLEY,
• . WILLIAM' BUECLILEY,
By order of the Orphans' Court Administrators,
PORIVAANN. Clerk. . .
Pottst.ille; Oct. 13, • '66 • . -41-et
EIXECUTOR , I4 iniderslttned,
'114, - .Execultire of the labt will and teAnaieut Q 1 Item) ,
Hummel,: deceased, late: of Pinegrdve ._Townahip. in
purinance of d l reetions contained In Said Will, Will ex,
pose to Wilk sale ou tliOF'cimlbes bu
Saturday, litivvember • .• •
At 1 o'clock in the afternoon: all that 'certain Patin or
tre.ct of land situate in : Pinegrove Town hip,
kill Connty, bounded bylitticlb of . Samuel Frey,.Petei
Clemens, Nicholas Clemens, William :3layberry, Peter
Filbert deceased, and others, contalning . 62 acr . es, 140
pc'ehes. iiiipiurenteuts two-story
frame dwelline house, 10g ... barn, and necessary'
outbuildings, "and apple' orchard. About 10 to
thi acres are.well timbered, the remainder being cleared
and in cultivation: .The farm is located within a mile
east of the Borough of Pine,grove. . •
At the some time and ',nee Will be sold; as the prop:
. erty of Susannah Hammel, a bay mare. two rowS t one'
heifer, one one,liorse wagonolue, plow. harrow ; coal-
cater, two sleds; and other farming idensita. Also a
let of household-furniture too numerous th.mentioM.
Terms and conditions mee known at the time and
place.of sale by • . •BENJAAIIIN IIiThIMEL, •
. .
•-• •. • , If ants L.
October Eft, :Execniors,..te
ApiaArisi .
E..
cocoa , . tiA.I.--Parsiant to .
au order of the:Orphans'. Court 'of the County of
Schuylkill,. in - .the CommOnweklth of. Pennsylvania;
the. subscribers; Trustees:• to sell the 'Reel Estate of
Henry Mt Berger, late of tho. Township of Wayne, in
tke County of Schuylkill; deceased, will expose to - sale
by public yendue, on. • • . - • _
•Friday, Plarrnilier 23d, - '1586,
At 10 'o'clock in the • threnoon. .uttne.public - house of
John 11..Wornmer,. in thoTownithip . of Wayne; In the
:County of Schuylkill aforesaid, the following desct thud
ltentEstate sitnate tu - the Township .ofWurne
• • -No. 1.--All that-certain 'tra . et. 'or...woodland
bounded by. lands - of J.iseph .Ihnklehach,
•rOony . .ilurnruel. .Esther Moyer, William Lehr,. .
deceased, D.nnd LetCand Sarah Young, cord aralug.23o
No; that curtain farm 'ortratit of land; hound ,
ed..bflandsorttie .2cew ;York.' Coal Company,',lohn
Zigier, John Berkeitiacti„. liopler; coutaiM
big '224. 'acres IT per Che t ,. The, improvements'
consists of a: double two.stury stone and big g:
home' with a kitthen attached, h,:rn, -saw
mill with geod water' Mayer, aeveratautilnildinga;two
good -apple orchard:a... WO acres ;117g., improved and iu a
otal state of cultivation, 'the eon being tred.shale,.the
remainder la well timbered, having 4hite oak and
t‘hestnut timber' of first gßatity . • The .Panther Creek
Road' runs through - the tract: -The tract is 2,V miles
from Cressona. . . •
. .
• •- .N . p. 3.—A1l that. certain tract .of land boanded by
lands of 'John Burkelbaeh, William Lutz.. John DeetCr
and others, Cuntliining 35 acres LS perches: ....About
. 12
'acres are: cleared and : cultivated,. the .remainder is
woodland; principally white oak of first rate
quality. The improvements are a one-story
log house and log barn. .
No; that-certain farm or tract of land, bound-.
ed'hy lands- of George Zechman. John-'.Zeigler, Daniel
Lehr, and other lands late of Henry 11. Berger, de-,
ceased, cbutaining.los acres.. The ImprorelnerAB are,
a• twti-story atone dwelling' house, a stnumera
house,:a. Swiss frame bhrn, wagon and hay . phed;
two - excellent . water; with, out
buildings and a - good orchard of choice fruit trees.—
The. farm Beam the public road leading from Cresso
na to Pinegrove, andis.beautlfully .located,,and-Inex.7
eellent state of cultivation. . . . ,
. . ,
•• Also, at, the same timeand place, there will be 'sold
by. Jacob . ' D. ' NYothinur, administrator. of .Chtistiini
Berger, deceased, a certain tract .or piece of good
meadow land, situate in the Township of Wayne
Stnresaid, bonntleitny lands ii(William Young, John
.Zelgh•r, David Lehr and otliers, containing S 128
perches,- late the:estate-of Christina Berger, deceased.
Terms and conditlims made known'at the time and .
place of sale by • JACOB D. - WOH.H.E.H.• -
" • • • * • 'ANTHONY YESCH, Trustees.
By cirder of the Orphans' Cotirt, . .•• •
• - A.: DOM/ILL:AN, Cleric.•
•:Pottsville; Sept • .• .." 89.7 t• . •„•
T. c0:13 .- AL C..C.0.._T15:T...,
...- . . :,.. CENTRE STREET; : - .._,' •-,
Reek:tinily Invitee the attention ofdealers - and store
ktiepunle. general to tds large and well selected stock
Impo!led and Domestic Segajs,
.
.• ~.
. . • Snioklag and:;rin Tribaicoity :. •-
Chewing ...
.... .
. • - -
day. arid -Wood Plai's • 'at. like•,'
.. 3 II
. ~ . . . .
- , . • • „ . . . . . . ... . . •
All of whirh be offons for sale at CITY P.RICGS. . Give
hini A call, and convince:yew - self of. the.good qnalities
and cheapness of lies goods; lie.insures you perfect
satisfaction. •Gotls • - eold as 'Ryt&RESENTED, or GA:
money will berefunded,' • ..* '.- ''' .. • ' '
IMPORTED HAVANA SEGAR,S,
.• llrilez, . • . r. •
••-•
Pr dip onitn.l - •
Trinidad de Ceboj _ :G. de in Ua
. -•
..'
Conerstlng of .r.Ed,iLuis; coNbliAs,
• AMC!, A FINE Sfi:LECTIOI4OR
GENUINE IEgtitSCRAUIt..PIPES
• AND
•
Plaid and figured, tinging in price finial 50 Ceuta
to .V 2.5. 00 each. ' Among the Pipes there arc some
:1)011101'01y carved' heads , Of the late .Mfr,
'which cannot be sutpsssed wortanansiiip.. •
:SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEWT
..3.IARK yowt .G.HO.3SECATS
• MAGIC
IiOtitiVSHELL:.BROTIIMIO;
and • Statin*ept,' - Paggsvl4le,
?OR . SCHUYLEILL CO.
~••
This Superior and
ingenious, little itt,.
Striniieut
tees accuracy: and
rapidity of action:
it workslike, magic,
effectually. 'marks .
all'articles of wear
rug apparel of , an
entire Papally with
one and .the same
Instrument; and is
simple in-its eon
struction,;-,not lie.
hie to -get out of.
order, 'and always
ready, for. Inimedi-.
ate use, so-. lion
even...a child tan
Indelibly: Mark
riot•l'
Abu,. Woolen Goods
&c.:...•1t
'Prints.: Names - and
Addressee on Cards
Boeke; Alb ems, ,tc:
in Gold Orany other Color' with the utmost neatness
end dispatch; - without.eollingthelingers or injuring the
texture of the.Fabrie; however: 'delicate :the ;Ineterial
mak to:With an elegance ot:lityle not to beAttrpassed
by the meet &Mini woikionn.' • -
I , I 4 C),W4EDROISE IS:.COMPLETE • wrrHotrp THIS
HANDY LITTLE MACHINE.I.
IA bottle of superior'. indelible ink le . farnisbediwith'
each Instrument. • " : . .
Callas Bosaysittizigtos:, co - wrest:, potik)e ;
and anon* tlda 'chinning gad efferllva,littlo gam.—
It wtoidilike , azid•you :wilt be agrecanlY trar ,
priaed idthe maxim of this excelleatimir Valeable
.111agic Linen 'hfar4er; T6—a6if ' • .
• •
'STA:GE LINE ••TO OENTEALIA.:
. than ally ; otlfter., lipittei: •
MAHE WIDE ISSIGPf D'hits imit Commenced
• mantra ' Stage between , Podartlle
Gunny: leaeing Xottesille at i
:•recloeir.;.P.'lll: via:St:Clair; New Castle '• .
S'and4isialsadvasaschinic-Centrattar at 6
.p., N., and connecting with Lelfgl!
trfittalr Shalli*o• ginA as
other. piidnts on the adelnhla and Ede Bailroad:- - -
>Retaining, leaves Centralia on 'the arrive Ot th o
:hwvaudy,44l2o" 4. :l s.,7..reandrig .1!_021n1.14144.
- ia4....4oteftff ,W•Ata idlen6zon'ttaln..
Ptitterifie . .to 137: clati• 25 I PottovMe
tier illaselt43s eittmiLM-`1:25
.
.Plity,poundebaggagoaltowed.- —7.
: • THIMEA:MILEaI
'llfi t ,; Pet°b ' er • •
....A, ; large *O5 ;
z4sveli veleitid•etOok oflultitiSeot d o IftiatW
eluding iLnoutbei pomond-iitsitalts.4P2teiWrgto:
Imam: stock ot. vrokedetscr,. , l4
, f %
160710%,. trsr , )e_
7141.101 :Al c494RINNO Om it,
NUU BOIT
DotuurAmi, Clerk.
.PottAll)e, Nov4mber2d, 1860
G-USTAV WOLTJEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NEXT poort, .TO TEE 'ONION HOTEL;
YOTTBVILLS;
YE:TS Tia'RECEIVED,
its - voicE or Furt
'Among which the followirig Givorite Brands
HOTELS. -
North-Nve;atern . 'Housp,
Oita Daaie l Ha)
Conti° Street; Poitavltlef:'
Le.Lrgtraccostamodn Dmverw. -
STEAN6II, Proprletoi.
UNION HOTEL, • •
pate Baena:4;94
.#pTEL,) -
9ENTBE ST, POTTSV7.I4III,
'JACOB LiNfiplil7rll, Prom. :
: • , . • 14-. l e• •
. - Lt - PLERIE4.SE,
. :111J .
The, Sabitmlboti having lewd - thla . InTwite liottitn it
REFITTED,. AZID ' • n . E.mrairiEiziED •::
Amid to new, replete with the•Moet peep* , Opiates!.
meats for the tweption 'of • guests. •
The. gist lxvitioik tanotnt" drit-tiaito Hoteds-celd be
Maintained in the Mom, /1.3 in the part,
May 46:-41 . 3-Pit.ly & FARLEY..
PENNSYLVANIA HALL,
- • • '
. g •
• " - .I=!csttascrill..l4B9,.ar".
. • . .3P
. •
BEFITTED REFURNISHED IT.TEIROUGH
OUx IN "
TRS MOST
• - • ELEGANT PLANNER,
• prito the, Altention" pf • tfu Travemi g P u blic.
•
':The Proprietor to"tnaintain tt 6
Chibleter ft ban many & enioyed as being one of the
.fIAS,T,eI,ASS HOTELS
Of the country, and those who facer him with their
patronage may be assured that.not :ing will ba left un
done to secure the comfort and • satisfaction :of guests:
. - • . AVILLLEAM. ILIVIOULTINEN; •
• • .. • . 24-tf
UNITE!) STATES lIOTEL
• Broad Street, Tamaqua, Pa.
1)-..f . 1(fi - 1:: . .W . 1_1; Q , O.X.i `Proprieto r .
The.trolted States Mutel la well -and widely hnciwn
to the . .ttevelinz public. , at le-pleusattly lorated le the
centre and business pert of the town and- near the
Railroad Depot,: it is well' iftitilished,'. and pos
sesses eyery modern Improvement for:the comfort and
entertainment of its-inmates; the-. rooms are sre-clous
and • well -ventilated ; provided . with' gas and • water ;
the•attendance is prompt and respecttul ; and the Va.
ble is -*ell Provided with the hest the Market
idtordii. :The Ear :is stocked with the
. 1 - i lk c ifri . a long exPorience .sa -
a hotel-keeper, the .pro
prletor trusts. by moderate charges and a' liberal policy,
to receive a share of the public patronage. • •
• March 10..66 . , ' 10.
s 4 lIIENCIVB MANDRAKE PILLS,
FOR LIVER COMPLA NT
A SUBSTITUTE, FOICOALOOL.
.11you : b . c4als aio coetiva,
TRY TFIEIL
Lryon Lace
If your brent4 I bad,
TRY TEIRSI
If you f':3l.droir9y,
TRY.THEM
yon are loiv.siptrited.
TRY THEME
If y.bp have iksos - hbadatlie,
TRY TEEM . -
fryon haVetakeit. a drop too
TAKE A FULL DOSE
They' only cost cepts a bps
.TRY THEM
' , Blue Mara, and Other preparations of Mercury, • aetn 7
ally produce more suffering aud death I..hrukthe disetts.s
which they profess to cure. And yet this corrosive
mineral go.denbunced bythe allopathic doctors, is pro
scrßed,lSt theM ahnost universally Liver ttomplitiot,.
Consumption of Luitug, Cc. • • , •
;:- •
TILE MANDRAKE PILLS
. 4 : .
are. composeit' entirely: of, rents and herbs, obtained
from the great storelionse of Natuie, and their sahttary
-effects tt ll appear-as soon as the medicine Is biOnght to
:the' test of a fair iikperlment. SCIIENCK.S :TIM
-DRAKE BILLS do not:produceany nausea or sickness
of the stornach but When given -for Dyspepsia: it may
he proper to use themlu cOunectioh :with SCIIENCK'S
• BEAWEED.TONIC,.. By this : judielous treatment the
digestive faculties are speedilyrestored : to their' fell
vigor, : andthe Worst cases of hidlgestion may:be cured.
..; .When we reflect that the liver -tithe htlgvet internal
orciatof thelmtly,, that to It is asgheit the import.mr
ditty of dltering the blood and preparing the bile. that
it Is-subject to many disorders. emit ha: when it-Is
• eased - Or Inactive the Whole body srdiers.S7inpathetical
iy. It to nut surprising that. a medicine which can re-
Store iSo healthy operations of the Liver should pro
duce Wonderful changes In the, general health, and et
feet cures which may appear to he almost miraculous.'.headache of long continuance, severe pains In the side; •
breast and shoulders, aching of Die Births. • o feeling of
-general weakness and wretchedness, 'and other aleirrio.'
ing nod diStressing symptoms. Indicative of imperfect
or disordered action of the liver, are:speedily removed
by the use of SCIIENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS:
' CostlCeness, * piles, bitter or sour ernobations, and
thit indescribable feeling of oppression, mental anxte_
ty, languor, lethargy. and -depression of spirits, whiCh
unfit a man for the mariaitement of business and the
enjoynnitti life,: ate all, relieved by the use of
SCIIENCK'S MANDRAKE BILLS. -
De. Scucack . --Dear take pleasure in: sending
you it certificate in addition to many pus have already
received from' suffering humanity. •I can scarcely Mid.
language Ftifliciently strung to 1 express my. heartfelt.
gratification of the wonderful cures your MANDRAKE
PILLS and SEAWEED TONIC-have effected in the.
entire cure of. one of the most. stubborn cases of the
liver. 'For three years I suffered beyond description:
.all my -friends.tut well as mvselE, , came.to the c on d o _
slonthat mytlme In this life was short. Such was the
. terrible condition to whicla was reduced:that - life to
ins had become a burbhen ; my whole system.was in a
-state of ...inflarnmation ; I. could not cab I coitid' not
sleep.; my whole body was tilled with. pain ; swelling •
mould arise In my wrists and ankles, rendering them
totally cteless. ..0n- several occasions I was attacked
with a rush of blend to tile bead, which would fell me
to the ground,- and L would , be carried away. for dead..
I applied to several eminent physicians of our city,.
-who administered all the . Medicines. that they thought
would reach my case, but of no avail., . .
One of. them said he could do no more for me, and
adviqed me, -as a last. resort, to drink cod liver oil.—
Not relishing the horrid trash I declined to take
Accident put: your adiertisement In my hands. I
called'on you ; you examined me and told me the na
ture of my disease. You, then ordered mo the Pills
and Tonle with an observance of diet, pledging your
word that i n one ;week I would And myself another
man. I followed, your advice, anti as you predicted. an
astonishing cure was effected. I continued your Pills
and Tonic for some time. and now thank God for His
goodness, and your valuable medicine,, I am once more
restored to perfect ; health. I most earnestly recom
mend those who are suffering from 'affection of the liv
er to give your. Pills and Tonic a 'falr trial, and a cure
will be effected. I have. sent many persons to you.
and they have ail' been' cured: Any . Information my
fellow-citLaims may require' will be freely given by the,
subscriber; at his residence. No, 812 Federal street, be
tween Sth streetkud Passyunk - road, • • -
. • • • CHART PS JOHNSON, Sa., •
- • . ',Formerly Pitiful'. Ink:Manufacturer,
. Price of the Pulmoolc Syrup . land Seaweed Tonic, $1:50 per bottle, or $t 50 per half, dozen. - Man
:drake Pine, 25 cents Per box: -
Forsale by all Druggists and Deedere. • '
FOUTZ'S
Horse ad Cattle Pofirs.
TER Hie.
COUGPCS,..
TEMPER,
'VER4, FOUNL
LOSS. OF 'API
TITE AND 1 72 -
,ENERG,p, /So.
use im proves
.w,ln Mere
_She 'aiMetite-y
A smooth
gloisy
transforms
missiabhtati
.horse.,
. .
. .. . . . • ..
- :.:Ili's,11 dimeigi! 4 9whie, such as C o ughs,gs Meer, In
• the ' Lunks,- Liver,
ice. :this .article l':
acts as a specific. ' -: --- .
.. .
- By. putting from' . ... --"'" .
' • '
.-one.halt a- paper .
barrel of swill, the, ,
• above dlsea s es 5 : : --- :''' ' ~-='------ '4-----7 -' — .7 - 1 .
will be eradicated- .
or entirely
. prairenied.. -If , given' is time, . certain
.preventive and core for the Bog Cholera.- '- -
Price atelits per Paper, or..s.Paperelor $l.
rameesizo as
, S.-
WHOLESALE DREG AND' MEDICINE DEPOT;
No; 116 .Franklin Bt., Nalidnixtre,l Md.
For Sole •by Druggists AuL:Stcrekoopots 'through.
lout' th0'174441 States. - • •
• •
Fag 'sale 1n PpttsviLle bj , HENR7ir SAYLOR, Thliggillt
. .
- : Ne*
. . •
RogERT A. GLOVER'g, •
Centre_ Stiiet,' - rnitsviite, z •
A new end epiend 14 assortment 'of Spring, Dry Goode;
coneietingg of T
i r e ig=kinds..o Fancy and
t
f
assortment
of 6 'im staple
r whkh he, offers for sale
at the .
very-lowest' .°1811141)1".'
.
BOWBYSHELL
AeE T; .
POE ' : • • •
..LUB IIIO OIL. WORKS,-
ar C 0.., • - ,
pnrzqt-iv.446 Antiriet Pa.:
Thenttentbattof da: parthadar'. la. called to
the eieellent Olbt Tor Coal Cars and_Stattonary Merin e 4
'that we ate. traturing: -Pardee wring -our
. o , ll sloll.ol4,o.atinmeam saving - They yeill guAF
. - nornongeal In told *battier and * are entire
free rrom
' frrr..Engtries.;, and: "C , . 011 , for Coal .
Mre,' cannot he...equalled. Orders abottld. be left at,.
.t.ltallroid - Ticket *Office,: 3ft ..
.i Carbod,
,or • at. BOSBY
:MORI, it /RC/Ik.: Book•etord, Centre . 6t.; Pottsville;'
TheE Cdiesie, mannittetaredby 113; to
thabeetintleie In, the .market .for :krettal.og ?wagons,
- Farlitti* • • -• :
Tbi tads gropplled on liberal terms: •
;T ' /;-1V.•.,139§/MF-Pg.l4 Atent.
.* . . . '
ja,AHE.-Pickle -Jftrs a .. ftw r aits
S .ani - g z Eutet,-.„,/u sel r, arr. ,
aalt-
Ike tanner.
• . ~ ' . .
. .- .
•—1 '-.`''' , 4, - --, , ),-: — . 7 ?- - --- . -
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: '..— . ',,.. ~:, It d: . V ,:;..,,._...,---;.-, -:_,..- • ~.
i 4...
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...,.....ft.,5,-..i! , •:-.i.- ,5*.-"107,,-.,,,--- ,Ir•-•
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'-'-'" - -ie ... -:.;6. - - -- 4„-.; ---- - 'v, -. .f•'.,
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_
WATER-ITS GOOD AND BAD BEEaii-
Wehare:beard : of the ignotacaus, wbo
marked, with self complacency at hi; ba n
wisdom, that he had become sal:ned thr,
rain.on the whole, did , about as much harm's;
ilad he obseryed exclusively th e b ad
effects of -water-soaking young and ne::viv set
trees, of winter killing on-.wet spotF and the
general damage to cultiiated cro t s b y watt
of undentlrairting, there might perliq, h e
some excuse: for -his notion, althou'gh th ese
cases would in reality he only atiditiohal
proofs that the "excess or. a g00..1 thing j 3,
positive. damage. We Call attention to
subject at the presept migrant mom ! m il k,
birly for the purpose of guarding
.. p! antera
o a
fruit and oratunental trees tig4::LF,t th e
'which comes front autumn tratu.planlia2 ie
Wet grounds and watering trees - inn (3.-Invint
state, and we trust, a part of Our E.uggtstinsis_
will be useful at this present aumnin sesa
of tbe year. • .
The amount of water requir,t i y
t. h7:ti
and trees at .different aux.-, in th t y e 4.
cannot be too well underito:Al.
leaves have fallen in autumn they
in . a dormant state for severs:
consume .Scarcely a Lundred•li.
amount . 'required -while growing
summer.
..To,
,apply water copiously to i t trees
after setting out, and before the
is simply to oversoak the root,
ear . '• Or to allow them to 1.,. (,:
alter-setting out in autumn,
iuffleientdrainake to carry.f.lT
autumn rains; - -is - - still more :
roots not only become wan..t.
liable to serious injury- by f0.../. ] ,
a state, and in.- Ft . soil that
hard like stone throug.h
I,To oueprecaution,
portauce hi setting out y, ,;:.: „•,,,i, ‘ „, t , in s , : _
tumn than tOsee that the ti
:untlerdralued... , If theEy
porous(and never retain, w , ,t,r.
care Ivill b neeea , iary ;
stances of heavy or retcr.i.l,el u rd
it'should be promptly atten,le,l t,..
Gardeners
. .
• are well'aware of the tact that ta •
keephalf hardy or tender ereen pi•ii t 4
in S . heallhy condition .through the dor:T:sin
stage : of Winter,..they must, reeei a . ;
water as possible; ao that they
Wither. Half-hardy shrubs':ut.d trees •
fire killed when standihg
ground; luiVe been wintered thrust,:,;Atilllr4i;
injury, when planted in a soil Lep. helititailv••
'dry .by .an - interthi tun.; of g m ,,!! 31 , ni. w e
have oever.known im Osage I:c.,lo..Fnin' tT ,b y. .
injured wbett standing on et lir the ;ire
a gaol tile drain, while witli: - Mt this preem.l-.
lion these hedgeS,are - not unto gpen , ly• mach •
• diSfigUred, at the North.. Thu sanie tare
With young orchards would doubtless often •
preverit:heavy losses. ' . •
I So` Much for applying - water' to / dorman:
trees. When they are
.inii l leaf and P.Cdt e
. grOW'li, the- ca>c is.very elitrerent. .The h fills
pump ; e:, v, ate r througil the -steins. d
is 0• into the hirdtt the form of Vali ir. in-al
most incredible rapidity,,. It is 1 ,,
ryito apply' two or three gallons-of
each twenty-four hours to single .vires eroa -
ing. in grape-housesdrptudant on fm
supply. - :It is a eritiViti.q and kstrtietive- (Al
periteent.tri cut off two
leaving one covered with. its dirt i 4 le.tves,
:cutting them all off the other, ar:i then pltte
trig both in the hot. Sun - The - Paiy one will.
.throw off: water so TaSt as to w ilt tke s!ern iu
a few reitiukis : lime other : will remitin.phurp
a longtime.' These facts show the ittlped :
lance of keening trees, when le . full
abutidantlY supplied with water-.at the roots.
The cregtion• immediately conies.
Can this -be best done'? „Not by pourin;i; wa
ter from a Pail Or • Watering poton the surface
- of ihe ground, unless it be fi,r quite small
planti. -'l7reies, the roots of which ext end
only a foot or two in each . direct Vin, and
foht below the surface, will occupy illy 'ten .
chide feet'of earth, and- rerpiire for a moiler- .
ate supply of- water to.soak it, at leait •three
or four thill-pallS; It would be a formidable
,task :to go :over an orchard of 100, trees i n
this way, even -if it were- possible to diffuse
the water:through the- . 1011. As •emurnonly,
perfOrmed,.a few pints are only given to each
tree, and : kis all dissipated before sinking - ail
'inch or two below the surface. ..A hard crust
is formed; and the roots _remain 'as dry' as
ever. It would be better if planters "never
resorted to artificial watering, tut depti:;Lled
wholly on the incomparably hetter mode -(;;,
supplying-it by means of the broad, deep and
CapaciouS reservoir of a thoroughly cultivas
ted and I naellOwed.sell.• Pulverize the earth
welt a foot deep, 'and it will hold like IA ,
sponge-a surplus: of 'two inches of water,
whenever :it rains sufficiently, ready for the
use . of the tree. This•wiil be at the rate Of
more than four hogsheads for -each square
- or More than six hundred and fifty hogs
helitls-:peracre-an amount - which: artificial.
means could not - very easily Supply,
%Before closing these remarks, it: may be.
*ell to 'offerit few practical stiggestieatisiiu
-relation to setting.out smith Shrubs and plants
in autumn:: Everything of the kind is:made
tenderer by the necessary mutilation'and
moval.-: They should Aherefere have
or..special protection.. Pressing - the
earth firmly with the foot *and raising it slight.:
ly.to throw,Offi, water, will soinetirnes
alone auffiCient to . prevent small plaut4 heav
ing byjreat;;bUt an additional covering of
fine manure, .moss; evergreens,. or
,leaves, is
a-great - assistance,' Stiff straw is often - 'suffi
cient. for . late . set strawberries; -evergreen.
boughs are well adapted to the protection tit
rose bushes and other Small shrubs. • Ninse
ries 'and young orchards should,be well 'pro
vided:With:drains for surface water--ve have
..knOwna loss- of twelve . hundred, dollars at
one -time in Alltear . nurseryi. otherwise well
drained, in consequence of 'the freezing of.
surface .Wate r. which. had. accumulated in w in
ter'arid could not escape.—Gountry Gent.
,*
its' preparation,
and favorably
map; will thor•
Thly reinvigorate
ken.down •, • and :
-spirited' horses,.
strengthening
„cleansing' the
mob' and . into
; is a sure 00-
M's' of. all'
incident _ to
PRETTY POOR PRACTICES
• "Cosmos,". wlfo edits the rural- !tolumn of
.the. Saturday Evening Post, thus enumerates
a list of pretty poor practices": . -
is preity poor practice fora farmer to dig
and ',delve, tug • and grub, and clear .up fifty
acres of land at . s ccist (if $2 ; 000, and then in
the third year surrender about a fifth of it to
brigs, brambles and ox-eye daises. .
_ Poor practice to half manure, h.,t plow'.
half seed Find half cultivate a. 4 .1e1d, and then
harvest frofia it less than half a crop.
To keep two inferior, scrawny, scrub COWS
for dairj , purPoses, and give less milk than
one good one, and consume more tuod than
•
in is invaluable.
wes the quality.
the milk:. It bas
ptoven,by'
t xperbitent
crease the qium:'
'y et. milk. and'
im: tirent3 ,
tolnd make the
tier firm ' and
tet , in fattening
tie, It gives them
appetite; loobeiis
1L I d e :Auld
kis theta thrive
To purchase lh town five hundred loads of
IliFery-stale mnuure, . and suffer six bundretj.
oP better 4ome•made ,material to run to
Waste.-. • •
To .attempt to fatten: three hogS into twelio
I . lUndred "pounds of park on just so much
feed as would
.keep two nicely growing.
To estimate. agricultural faira as arrant
buinbugs, , aud spend three days evety.moutli
saving the eountry, at political meetings.
Ta. depend. on borrowing your. neighbors•
r tkes, reapers mowers, and all sorts,of Im 4
plements in
_haying and harvest time. .
1 To lAoust: up a Mousand busnels 01 grain,
waiting for. a rise, till one tenth,bas - gone to
feed rats and mice, and the remainder midis
,likethe
_essence of rat, and the price : is down
40 per cent. , • •
To plant out a big orchard of choice fruit
trees with a first • thought of money-malting,
and leave them to do or die.
_T ••
To keep to fancy, five hundred -dollar car
riage horses, and pay six dollari a. day fur a
team to,plow. 4 • .. •
It is positively; poor practice to call , 4 book
, lamin" all bosh, to ignore news andagrimmu.-
ral papers, and attempt o to Iteep.up•an4 even
;yoke• with your, Progressive • neighbors by.
'main, strength arid Stupidness:, „,,
• 11 t
• trip-to.
TH AN/IR/WM(7lpnwa:7.-Talte qualtp
of -4:4**eF13,,.4 47....,,,qtter,
tabiavoinfula `of sugar; 4 teacutifuls.of rai
-lons, and !Tye tn-,theia4te..; 8a)043 , hours
'Nvigi a nkodorake Are. •
Mozissis t'eAtie=:4 cup m*6:l; i cup sour
milk, Loup molas ses, I t easpoon stflaratus, 1
Mblespoon gingeri'ni oibef es:swing, agttle
salt-and now ta . liMkti ih T O *bole miter soft.
It Is •
. ) F l * O c Grgt - o#l4 l ---; 1 . cuP.BNYePt milk , 1
eui'molassErs; I tablespoon butter ,or melted
temoon soda, 2
tett*OOdubs-oresali of tartar,' flavor with gin'
gbc.or other Ater -