Wit and *ulna.
A. WARD AT 13.13.AX.,SPEAkE'S TOMB.
. [from the London Pllll4l. SepLCZOber 2tia
MB. Pr:cert.—MT DEAR Suri I've been
lingerin by the tomb of the lamented
.Shaks
.
I do not hes'tate to pronounce it as such.
• 'Ton may make any use of this opinion that
. 'you see.fit. If yon think-its publication will
subsWeri-e the cause of litteratoor; you may
publicate • • .•
I told my wife Betsey when I left home that.
I should go to the birth, place of "Otheller"
s '
and other Plays.' Shesaid as long as, I kept
out of Newgate she don't care where I went.
"But," I said, "don't you know he was the
ireatest _Fait that ever. lived ? Not- one of
those common .poits; like that young idyit
- who writes verses to our daughter, about the:
g a ses as grciwzng, and the breezest as 13lowses,
- but a Boss Polt—also a- philosopher, also .'a
man who knew a great - deal about every,
She 'was packing my things all the -time,
and the only answer she made me was- to
ask me if I was going to carry both of Myred
flannel night caps. . '
:Yes. rye been to Stratford onto the Avon,
the birthplace of Shakspeare t lir. S. is now
no more. He's been dead over three hundred
(360) years. The people of his native town
arc-justly proud of him. They cherish his
inem'ry. and them as sell picturs ;of his birth
place, &c., make it proftible cherishin it.
Almost 'everybody buys a pictur to' put - into
their Albiom. . • _ •
As I stood gazing on the spot - were Shalts
peen' is s'i.oied to have fell down on the ice
-and hurt hisself when s a boy (this spot cannot
be- bought—the town authorities say it shall
never been taken from Stratford.) I wondered
if three hundred years hence picturs of xv
'birthplace Will be in Will the peple
-
of my native town .be proud of me in three
hundred years?' Iguess they wont short of
that - time, becanse . they say the fat man
weighin Iff , '; pounds which I exhibited there
-wits stuffed out i ith pillers and cushions,
which he said one very hot day. in . July,
"Oh bother, I can't stand. this," and com
menced pull' n 'the- pillers out from under his
weskit, and heavin 'em at the audience:. -I
never saw a man lose ,flesh so fast in my
life. The audience said I was a pretty man
lo come chiselers my own townsmen in that
way. I said, “Do not he angry, feller-citizens.
I 'exhibited him simply as - a work of art.. I ,
simply Wished to show you that a man could
grow fat without V.te aid of cod-liver
`•;:., But they wouldn't
. listen to me. They arc a
T ,. low and groveling set of peple, who excite 'a
feclin of loathin in every brest-where lorfty
emotions and original idees have a bruin
place..' • •
I stopped at Leamington . ft few minks on
i•• my way . to Stratford - onto Abe Avon, and a
Very beautiful town it went into a shoe
•shop.to make a purcids, - and as I entered I
' saw over the. door those dear familiar words,
"By Appointment : IL. lt. - 11. ;" and I said
tO the man, •"Squire, - excuse . me, but this is
••
too' much. I have seen in London - four hu•n•--
• dred boOt and shoe shops by :Appointment:
. R. and now TOL' RE at it. - It iesim
- ply onpossible that - the. Prince can wear 4do
pail's of boots."' . "Don't tell me," l-said, in
-
a- voice 'choked with emotion--- • 'Oh, do. not
. tell me that you also- make ,boots' fot .
•• Say slippers-4ay that you Mend a boot - nOw,
:. • •
• and then for him; but do not -tell me that
. YOU make.'em.regiar for him," •
•• The man milt; land said I didn7t .
• standthese things. • Ile said I - perhaps had
~ not noticed in -London that dealers in all sorts
of • articles was -by Appointment. I :said,
TIADN'T ?" Then a sudden- thought
ilasht over me. -"I bare it!"-I. said. -"When
'he. Prineeivalks•throtitili a street, he no
4 - doubt looks at the.shop windows." • .
. The man said, "No doubt." • •
• . "And the enterprising tradesnian," I con•
•:- tinned, "Ilia moment the prifiee. gets out of
sight, .rushes :frantically, and has a- tin sign
painted,- By-Appintment, 11. -B. II ! It is a
beautiful,- a great idee!'' • - • . •••
•
' I then bought a pair •6f - . -shoe strings, - and
wringin. the shopniun's honest hand, I started
for the, Toinb of Shaltspeare in a hired fly., It
Iciokt,- hoverer, more like a spider.; • .
1. • "And this." I sakl, as stbod ria the old
-. church-yard at Stratford, beside a tomb-stone,
• . "this marks the spot, - where lies William W.
Shakspeare, Alars I sand this is the spot
where—" .
"You've got, the wrong grave," said a - man
—a worthy Villager; Shakspeare .is 'buried
inside the churely."-
. .
"Oh," I, said, "a boy - told me this was it.
,The boy larfed and put the shillin I'd given
it. him into his left eye in a inglorous mariner,
1 5 ? and commenced movin backward toward tiro
"i ; : meet. " .
I pursood and captered him; and after
, ...alkin to hitnd spell in a skarcastje' stile, .I
let him went.
• The old church ,was; damp and chill . lt
.vas rejoin. The only persons there when - I.
mtered was a fine bluff old gentleman; who
, • • Vas talkin in a excited manner to a fashnibly
.lressed young man, "No, Ernest Montres
: ,er," the old gentleinan said, "it is idle - to
Durso° this sulject no - further_ You can:
-•; - lever marry my daughter:.-; You were seen
, - ast Mondfly,- in Piccadilly without a umbrel
'el-. I said then, as I say now, any young
~,,- nan as venturs out in a uncertain climh like_
1,1 'his without a umbreller, lacks foresight,
1 aution of Mind, and Stability, and he is not
:' :he proper person to intrust a daughter's
:.' •
-sappiness to." .
' -* I slept the old gentleman on the shoulder,
Ind I said, "You're right! You're one - of
i' l 'hose kind of men—you arc—"
, 1 ' He wheeled suddenly round, and. in a in
- I ignant voice said, "Go,way—go way ! 'This
a privit intervoo."
- I did'nt stop to enrich the old gentleman's
'And with my conversation. I sort of infer
.
-',_ ed twit ,--
..• t inclined to listen to me,
T Ind so I went vi.,. "-• we , . right about the
'' mbreller. I'm rea - 4. uenglited with this
o
.., .rand old country, 31e. Pescu, but.you-must
•,' :knit that it does rain rather numerously.
• 1
..."'•, ?ere. Whether this is owing to a monerkal. -
-, brei of gov'ment or -not, 1 leave all candid
I.; :Id ,onprejudiced persons to say. - .
" ' William Shakspenre was born .in Stratford
if; 1:1564. All the commentators, Shaksperian
t - :holars, etsetry, are agreed on this, which is
• 7 ibout the only thing they are agreed on in
• '.. *lgard to him, except that his mantle hasn't
-t - - .lien onto any poet or dramatist hard enough.
fv -, t , hurt said poet Or dramatist mccii. - And
't' -.ere is no doubt if these commentators - and
"; ..3rsons continuer investigatin Shakspeare's
;.; 'iireer, we shall not, in doo time, know any-
I I `ping about it at alt. When a mere.lad little
4!'illiam attended the Grammar School, be
~. _
-; - !.use, as he said, the Grammar School
.4- , ,,,
1 :ouldul attend him. This remarkable re
,•*,,,.iark, comin trom one so young and inexpe-
V)inCeel,. set peple to thinking there might
Ai .it somthing in this lad. . He subsequent
'. , : , . wrote " Hamlet" and "George -Barn
.1111," When Ms kind teacher went to Lon•
. in . to a position in the offices of the Mefro
'itlitaii" Railway, little William was chosen
. . '4 his 'fellow-pupils to deliver a farewell ad
,ss. "Go on, sir," he. said, ""in a gloms
._
'RTeer. Be like a eagle, and soar; and the
er you get the more we shall be gratified
i r
• - ::r
44tat's so." . • . •
• o young readers; who wish to know about
'.ol4kkapeere, better - get these : vallyable re
.;
~-10 turned to the hotel. Meeting. a a young.
• • cried couple, they naked me if I couldili
n• pt them to the hotel which Washington Ir-_
flg used to keep. • , '
• . rl've understOod that he was onsucCessful
...„ - I landloril,'7 skid the lady. ' -
...- f 4, "We've understood," said the young man,
- . 1..: ,_ tat he busted up." . . - •
.:, 4.1'.. told 'em I" was ri stranger and; hurried
i, i. t. y; They were from my country, and on
, ..-:- 1,9 t tbtedly represented a thrifty Ile well some'
1 ::i .-
ere in Pennsylvany. It's a common thing,
--.: • ''t the way- for an'-old farmer in Penns 1
va
4. to wake_ up . some morning and find'. He
_ A l a m all around' his back yard. Ti e sells /E,
it 'normous price and his children put on
, . i---o.*Yons - harness and start o"a
.tower to as
;,:tillish peple. They succeed in doin it. Mean
':',Al: e the Ile it squirts - and squirts, and; Time
I •t' , .:' , ;'" : '!e Ca. Lei it rolL
. 1"" . i
i
..',. very nice old town .is Stratford, ands
--,..---' .'"ital inn is the lied Horse. Every admirer
:-..---',-
:',---,: ~-, , ,tlie great S. must go there once certainly.;
~ - F,...„,-,t ,!•:. •
_..:Ar, , , , A ,,t to say one isn't a admirer of him, is
-1 ,- 7: - . . -- ",jleiv'lent to sayin one has just brains enough •
• " ,- Aktedime a efficient tinker. .. •
ad person has sent me Chawcer's
Mr. C. had talent, but he couldn't . .
man has aright tcibi3 aliCrary man
knows how toirp.ll:
,Itlatt pity that
whdhad geneyus, WAS so Inv:lll:tied
cuss speller I know of. -
:'m through; rind so I lay down the
tub Is more, mightier than the Sword,
I'm fraid would stand rayther slim
taide'the needle gun. • . .-
ll 10100 I * _ ANlzirell WOUL .
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Equal in Quality and Cheaper in Price
THAN TEM
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For4iamnicr Complaiet,. •
.•
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•
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.
In support of the above statement are presented :
JAMES R. CHILTON, Chemist, New York: • ;
'Dr. lIIRAM COX, Chemical Inspector. Ohm. •
- ;.Dr. JAS. R. NICHOLS. Chemist_ Boston. ; .•
Dr. N. E. - JONES, Chemical•lnspecinr, Circleville, 0
Prof. C: T. JACKSON: Chemist, Boston. • . •
Dr: CHAS. UPII-kM SHEPARD, Charleston, 9, C.- ..
•J. V.Z. BLANEY and C.-A.
inn Chemists. Chicago.
All of whom haveanalyned 'the Cataivb.a - • Biandy'
and commend Rill the hiitht terms,. - for Mediealuse.
An'alysg.4 . o.r StatiAbitav,er, January
'• • •
When evaporated through clean 'linen. it left no MI
onoffensive matter.. 'ln every 'respect It tea pure, spit'.
'twins .• The oil which givee to this Brandy its
flavor and aroma,.is wholly unlike -filen or grain oil.--
Its odor partakes ob both the fruit, and oit of grapes.
With'aclds . it produces ethers of a high fragrance.—
The substitution of this .Brandy for Cognac Brandy,
will do away with the-mainifact ore of fictitious spirits,
cold under this name, both at home and abroad. ..
RespeCtfully, •A. A. HAIM. 31 D., . •
: '
Assayer to State of Mesa., 16 Boylston
• . ftsf the Same in 1664.
I have analyzed "L C4TAWDA BRAN
ny,', with refererice to its -composition and character,
being the same as that produced' in past years. -'A
sample taken from ten Casks afforded the same - r&sults
regard to . purity ; a slightly increased amountof the
p:inciple on - which Its flavor depends, was determined
by cOmparison'with former samples. • - •
The indications • of. analysis show that . this Brandy
is produced by the same process as most of the import
ed brandy. Respectfully, .. •
A. 11. HAYES, 'At. .
'.• State Assayer, 16 Boylston St.
• •
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NVTIOLES.kLE AGENTS,- POTTSVILLE, PENNA.
October 13. ul6 . " 41-tin .
-:.,.. :$.1 . •! VA E It' S : .
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p .
PORT -.:GRAPE. WINE!
.. • TITRE AND 1"01 . 113, YEARS'OLD,
For the Communion - Table and Family Use.
PRESCRIBRP BY PHYS 4 IC4NS FOR
Females,
Weakly Persons,
The Great. Remedy for Kidney Affections,
RHEUMATISM,
AND ALL CHRONIC DISEASES..
Every fnmlly at this season should use
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geed in. European and - American Hospitals, and_ by
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:AS A TUNIC—Ii has no equal, causlug.nii appetite
and building up the system, being entirely a pure wine
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dropsy, goat anti rherunatle affections:
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a pure article (loin the juice of the Port Grape, poa
*easing medicinal prOpertiei , enperfor to any other wine
in nse, and au excellent article for all weak and dehill-
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appetite, andbencatig ladies and children,
.Try it once, and yint.will not be deceived. ' •
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Is
over the cork of each bottle..: • •
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. May 12, f 66 • , •, 194 y "
OF
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• • .. •
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. . .
11 • EVILYS•P . EICTOBAlLIS for tha cure of
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• • Respectfully yours, • • T. AL-GODFREY.•
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. ,
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.
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• •
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. • PHILADELPHIA. ,
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• •, • •••••
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• Sent, 21. '62 .:-- . . - . . ..W.t! • •
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No. 904 WaknotStmet, ri4ladOphim:
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of the very best Engle of• • • • ..
. •
FRENCAI
.
- . . . . .
Tbrougliter min:Wrens agents : in Paris; . the is ena
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very latest garopean styles in
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... •
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.
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. , .
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N. 8.--French, English and • German
Spoken. . Nov:10, .66.-40-oin
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Elegant Jewelry,
Dlanionds,
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Plated *are, Clocks, arc.,
AT lOW PRICES FOR CASH.
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Latest Style Ctiabileen, J et Long' Chain ' $l.OO
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Jet Breast- Pin • •. - ' ' ' •• . • ' . 25
•Gents , Jet Watch' Chains • •, - : :• • - 50
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A `MAN OF• A THOUSAND.
A Conxumptive Curcd. •
DS. 11. 11H - . JAMES, a retired -Physician •of tireat
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was given up to die. Ills child waseured, and is now
alive and Well, • Desirous of benatitting' his fellow
mortals, he will send to, thoie. who 'wish. It the recipe,
containing full directions for making-and successfully'
using this remedy, . free,:. on receipt .of their names,
with two stamps" to pay expenses. • -There-IS not-a
single symptom of Consumption that it does not at
once take hold of and diissipate. • Niyht 'sweatsi peev
ishness, irritation of the nerves, failure .ef .mummy,-
.didieult expectoration, sharp pains in the-Innes..- sore
throat, - chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, inac
tion.of- the bowels, wasting away of.the muscles.• •
'prThe writer will please state the name of the
per they see this advertisonent in...-Address -
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share of the pnbiic part Map:. • •
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Nov. 3, '.3.866 1
hb.l Z°TTOMLN, rA,
MISCELLANEOILS.
THE
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Ib' A EROTEMD SOLUTION ov .THE
..,E.9.: : T .0 x1.riF,...0T• -IRQIT,;
A flew dieeocer9lu. me4icilT which
ET iCP TI3I'I{,OOT,OF DISnASE,
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By,iupplying,tkie-B1 boa ivith its *rm..
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the eeczet - of the wonderful enema 'of thle
psia, Liver Conlidahst., Dropsy, Chionk
Diarrhea, Bons, Nersotni ilrections, •
Ctdlls and Fevers, Btooors, Loss •
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;of Constitutional
eases of .the kidneys
and Bladder, fe.- _
nutie.Complaints, -- :
And aikdisesi" m i g intin gin &
BAD STATE OF THE' BLOOD,
Or accompanied by pant r 7 or a: mix. 6TATi. or. Tax
Being free from Alcohol , in any form; its energizing
effects are not followed bycorreeptiuding reaction, but_
are permanent, infasing ,- Ri....:
841121, VIGOB, and :few LIFE
thin all parta'or the eyatem, and beildirld tip an IRON
CONS ITUTION. , .
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, Dyspepsia:and Debility. A '
. Fiont - theVeneraide Archdeacon SCOTT, D. D. .-
C . a.a . ans. EAST, March 45, 1665... •
•-•.. •• • • am an' inveterate Dyspeptic of more than
•-• ' ! tan 'l d .h in a g vC. " 13C . en e a wonderfully beti - edttesl in
the three ihort weeloi during which I have used the
Pertvian Syrup. that I. can scarcely Persuade myself of
the reality. People 1;110 have•known me are as•ton
isbed at- the •thange. - 1 am widely, known, and can
but recommend to others that which. Mai done no much
for me.". f '
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A CASE . OF 27 YEARS' STAOLICCIOEII.
15 Place, Boston'
. . . . .
. haie euffered„and , sometimes severely, f0r..27
years from dyspepsia.. I commenced tubing the Be'.
.rinian-Syrup and found lmmediatehetteflt from it: In'
the . coursnuf three or four weeks was entirely re•
lieved from my, sufferings,fland have - enjoyed uninter
rupted health ever since,' • •
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One of .the most, distinguished Jurists i n
.New . Ertglaild writes to a friend ai fob;
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"I. have tried the PERUVIAN STULT, and the
suit fully sustains your prediction. It has mode a NEM
MAN Of roe; infused into my. system new' vigor and en
era ; I. am no longer tremulous and .debilitated. 'as
when- you, Last saw me, but stronger, heartier, :and
with larger. capacity . ' for tuber, Mental- and physical,
thin at any time during the last five years." • ,
• An:Eininent Divine of Bniton, • silyi ;
have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past at gives me nkw vigor; 'unersa.ci or
ELASTICITY OF ..111.461,14' .- ,.• ' '.•
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Thousands hate been changed by the use of this
remedy'; from:vreak,. sickly,- suffering creatures,. to
strung, healthy, and happy men:and •womeril•Mid in-..
valids dihnot reasoruably.laesitate to give it . a triaL•
• . .
A pamphlet of ii,::pages, containing certiliCatei of
Cures and recommendations Irony: some of. the.
be
eminent physicians,:clergymen.aud others; will be sent
FacEto.•
DirrSee that each bottle .1.1 - as PERI/1111. STILLIP
.
J. P. -DlNSHOREi r Proprie:tor;
36 - Dey.Stiect, Neiv.York,- "..
AND 'BY
SC ;C
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'-'All Medleal Men :lace dial lODINE is TIIEJTEET.
REMEDY for Sornfala and all Icindre.ii diseases e'er
dlecoveced. The clinically 'liaiirbeen to obtain a pare
golution - of it,. , ' ' • - - • , . --, . . • •
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.DR. H. ANDERS' lODINE .WATER,. - -
.
is . n I?ureSillution of Millie, WITHOUT', SOLVENT,
containing A rat.c GRAIN to each ounce of water •
/ •
**psi Agcnt
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and liemtorativ4r,
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' It has' mired Old nill ems SCROFULA In till its'
manifold forms, - ULCERS, CANCERS, - SYPIIILIS,
SALTRILEUM t• and it has been . need with neloniehing
success In cases of Ithehmatism, - Dyspeps.is, Consump
lion, .Feniale Complaluts,'.lleart,
: Liver. end Kidney
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ciriulars will be eent rase to any une sending their
.
Price $l.OO a bottle, : or 6 for $5.00. • ,
Prepared by Dr:11: ANDER§, Physielan and Chemis
• . FUR 5A1.41:017 •
•.f.- P. D rkTITORP, 36 DIV • 4;" New. Tark
Alto Ati,-.Dau.G•Gis.TO.4
WISTAR'S BALSARI
WT.L D - ..cIT E :13, - Ri..).'
li,'lL F-4- . ..0 ENT 15,R . :Y ,
I{TTIITIIE MOST AgTONISIIIi:G.HreCESS 14 CURING *.
Coughs; Colds,. Hoarseness, Sore Thins
influenza,,~Vhooping:Cough, Cionp,
•..' Idronchitin, ••••
•. •
.flculty of Breathing, 'Asthma, •
: • .•
and every atfeition'of
fIII . IOAI6.E . UNG'S "AND.ibuipsT
CONSUIVIPTION . • : ,
which carries off More victims than any other disease,.
and which battles the skill of the Phytdclitna to a great-,
et extent than any other 'malady,. often .Yields to this
Rethedy, when all otherkprove.ineffect
'Rapid in Relict; Swthing i i i n.Ernet,..Safe in its Opera
LISTIAP.ISSED I ;
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while' as a preParation,,. free. from mortous Ingredi
ents, poisons, or. minerals: uniting skill, science, and'
medical knowledge; combining all that if} valuable. in:
the TeOtable . 4 - ingologi for this class of disease, it is.
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INCOMPARABLE!
4ixidlientitlecl;•toerits;and receives.the - genOral acintl
deuce of pp. public. • •. •
SEYMOUR•THATCHER .
of Herman,-\. Y.,..writes ae follows: .• .. • •
nWittra'sliaLsku OF WILD ellEittT gives Malvern'.
satisfactio.u. It seems to cure a Limn:ll. by. I uosening
and:cleansing the hinge, and always irritation, Tntra
11.F.MOVING THE 0AL1315., INSTEAD OF lOLVING VP THE
,COCOA
LEAVI:NO THE 041L13FDECOLND. • .IC.ollsider. Bal
sani as good 115 . 8.1iy, if not.the'. best, .Cough Medicinewith
with which lam acquainted.". • *. . •• •
From Hon. Judge SPANKER, of CanaJoharle k
New York.
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Gentlemen,—T.h4tis to- eertify that : myself and fam:
fly have'used-Dr.Wistar's - -of Wild Cherry. for
several years, and that I take great pleasure iu'recorri-1
inenuing it in preference LO • any thinz of the kind for
which it'is Intended.. clIP6i; Of .A.9111111/4 ,
or Affections bf the Throat, I have ileverMet with any
thing equal to it. - Very Bespectfallpp,DA 7D SPRABER .:
• •
The Rev. JICOBSECHLRR, of Hanover, Pa
Well known 4 and much respected among 'tire German'
potrulation'in this country, ; makes the following
• statement for the benefit of the afflicted:.. • ..•
• • Dear Sirs realized in. my fainflrimportant
benefits from. the Use of Year valuable preparation--
Wietaras Balsam of. Wild Cherry—it affords me great:
pleasure to recommend it to the public. Some eight
years ago one of. my daughters seemed to be in. ri der
cline,•-and little hopes of her redovery•were entertained.
I then procured a. the of your excellent Balsam, and.
before she had taken the whole of the contents of the
bottle there - was d great improvement 'in her health:—
have, in my individual, case made frequent -use of
.Your valuable medicine, and - have always been. bone
fitted by it. . • . JACOB SECIILER.'
PBICE - LONE - laILIAOR A BOTTLE.
3.'P. DINSMORE, 36 Dey St" New 'fork.
SETRIV. FOWLE b. SON, Proprietors; Boston,
And by all Druggists:
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(EACE'S- - CELEBRATED' SALVE
:CURES 'CIJTS, 'BIVIS, SCALDS.: .••••• : •
Grace's.: Celebrated. Salv e
CURES WOUNDS; .pßuisEs, SPRAINS..• • •
..• ; Grace's . .Celebrated Salve .
CURES' BOILS; _ULCERS, CANDEitS •
, • Gir'.4ce!s celebrated alve::
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CURES SA-LT RHDLIAL
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- Grace's Celebrated: -Salve
. ' - CURES. CHAPPED. HANDS, CHILBLATO. •
• .Grace 's
. 'Celebrate&
HEALS ; OLD SOLES;. FLESHII6I.I . .)WS,
It 13 Prompt hi 'action; removes . .at Once; and te
daceaihe most angry looking swellings and iLtlamnia-
Aons, as if by niagic,--tht.is affording . relief and a
complete care. . • • • .
Only 25 cents a box 1- Meat by mail' or . 35 centa.),.
For Sale bE J. P. DIRSMORE,-36Gey •
S. W: FOWLS & SQN, Proprietors, Bolton, and by
all Draggiata, Grocers, and Country Stores.
• August 4, ~ 56 ' •
.• . 31-ly cow ' •
. v . t onßEN t
LIFE-REJUYEgTOII
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STRENGTH . TO THE. wEArt . •-•
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YOUTH . TO - THE
Thin pre•parsticm.istmequalled as a Rejnvenatortin • d
Rtorer pt..wasted or inert functions. • . '• • ' •
.• The aged Should be certain to • nialre the Blob:retie • a
household god, inasmuch as it-will .:render•them.yuuth-.
Ad in feeling and in strength; and enablethem•to live .
over again thedays of theft. pristine Joy. .• Itnotonly .
exhilemtes but strengthens, arid le • really tor , inyalua.
ble blessing, eepedally to those who have -been' re- .
duced to.a ; condition of ;wraith. self4bnee,talsfortnne,
or. ordinary sickness . l • Nomi4ter what the canie alba '
impotency of any•human. ergan;•, this. superb 'prepare- •
tion will remove the effect at once and forever. , . :
• .• • BIOKEE •
*Cures IMPOTENCY. GENERAL DEBILITY,NER
VOUS OCA.P.AUrxx , .DYSFEFSLA, DRFRESSION,
"LASS OF .APPETITE: LOW 'SPIRITS, WRAIOIIasS
OF THE ORGANS OF GENERATION; IMBECILITT, ,
.MENTAL INDOLENCE. • EMACIATION;
It lute a moat delightful, -desirable and novel effect
upon the ; Nervons system ; and all who are in any way.'
prostrated by nervous disabilities are earnestly advised
.to seek a cure in this. most excellent and unequalled
preparation. • . 1. • • . •
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Persona who,_ by imprudence. have, 1()et, their NAT= URALVIBOR.wiII find a apeenly. an. permanent cars.
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. The FEEBLE ,. . the.. LANGUID; the' DISFAIRING,
'the OLD should give thin valuable discovery a trial ; It
will be found totally . different 'froth all other. artkies
To - Iremalee.— : Thin preparation • 15. hivaliableitt
nervous weaknesses of all Idnds, as it will restore the
wasteilstrerigtb with wonderful permanence:• ; •
It Isxlso grand tonic; 'and • will give relief in Dys-;
ineg,,with the' ;lose. - A , brief persistence in its
nee will. renovate the . WOW' to a of Par*:
health: and banishDivrPefightOmver; • •• •
• One Dollar per Bottle. or six Biaggi for' . s6. - ::113eld
Toragerte generally;• " . , -- • ~ •
Seat by express anYwhere.lloy_addressing . • •
BULYER;Pripprieterts,.: •
' • . 98 ney.Sureeti Ne !irk;
job! ikllgelge.e 4 ernFirrO• " •
• • October 21;4Z.
:.300,000 oo
- 1,691,963.90.
1,412,64 i 62
1,2:0453 AO
'13,669 32
N . 5,411) 41.
416,132 32
849,015 18
314,995'54
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We are =thorium by the ;atiliehers of these'Bookii.
to funibib •them AT RED . CM) - SUITS - to Srhool•
Boards and Teachers of Private' Schools for intrdlinc , .
lion : ; Theo. Book:8,-4(1er a-thorough examination,'
have been introduced into:the Public Scliools of. Potts-
vine, es the best Readers now Published; ' •
. -Poi terms of introduction,. iftc....sply at the . Boos-
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V O.IL E - - S
Aiiewouid Superior MOAP for.flunllxoso.
` For sale at the stores. , -*Loam:hued b . • •
. • - 4 4JosEPgs. a wougi EL • 24,:;
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Office No.-11 South Front St.;'"Fh :
ltir•Also PandlySoap; Number One-. Soap; Laundry
'Soap, Brown Soap; Sal Soda. ettetr.. •
/0 LATE 11/01sIDEltalwith
CO.
ell Paisosardoew sad Tell . thOrable +adds'
for use in schools, atehl • Sp,:bil,KlN*Ted- • ' call Sa d
iris thans as .• . PA= SOMMUro
FOR SALE. BY.
AS A:.MEDIOINE
Uri a 43,1 "/ v 0 PI 1 34 ilk viekot
L. 'WHITNEY
33A.NIK.V,R;
wiTsli STREET, POTTSVUaLE -
Dealer in , .•
474tP.11,1DAN AND FOREIGN .
001 AD AND SILVER,
Foreiirn Exchang,
-17nited States Bonds,'
QuarterniaSter's Vouchers
..And Uncurren t Monei.
' MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT.—
INTEREST allowed MI per special agreement.
- STOCKS and BONDS .bought and sold at
the New York and Philadelphia Boards cf
Bickers ai the usual Commisiion.
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GOVERNI.I. - 1:Nr . •:: • • --..
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Offers fur : sale at loicestimarretraze-
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES; • -
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U. 547-30 Treas; notes date of Aug. 15,'61 _
fi.. • J • ii Janels, '65
if , • ti July . 115; '65
5-20 LOall. of '1.862.. •
•••• 5-20 Lpan of 1561. •
• 5-20 Lo•au of 1565.,
•:, • ' 10-4.0 'Loan
GOLD, STOC*S.'.S.IIII O 110ND,g . •
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A.SD ALL
GOVERNMiENt StOITRITIES 'BOUGHT
• AND SOLD - ]. •
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.DRAFTS • •
On Ireland. France and Germauy; for sale. in'
emits
to
stlkt
PurCh3 l " : .U. HUN Cashier:
Pottsykile, Jaciary 3. 4iai - . .1-t.f .
THEN , ENV
Spring and Summer Medicine.
FLUID EXTRACT
Sii:l - .S.Ik.,PitItILIA
lODIDE OF LIME
G. W. .:PETTES; BOSTON,
JARIES It NICHOLS & Co.,
DZANtIFACTURIXpk' WIENISTS,
ILAIMPACITHEAS or Tom.
ELIXIR PERUVLAN BEtK
PROTOXIDE OF IRON,
Which has.. become •en . favorably known as rt".TOI.4IC
AND ItEST . ORA'TIVE - by PhYsiclans and In. '
.valids. in. all parts of tho conutrV:,
•
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The new preparation: •gfaroaparilla in: Coot
bination with lodide of .Lime;” presents one
of the most, prompt alterative agents, in a fonn.capable
.of exerting lull action upon.the system, and this
mite and pleasant doses:. It is conceded that the alter
ative., resolvent, or tonic effects of Ibtlide, are cxertud
mostdecidedly when associated with other. alteratives,
in-combination.; and the Sarsaparilla "seems to fulfill .
'perfectly - all the favorable requisitions. •
The first effect usually observed Whet, "SAUFACiRIL
LA. - wive 'mune able is taken, is an increase of
- apfietite; :showing tliatyit , has tonic properties of a
'marked character. ItsUlterative effects are Manifest in
Its ready combination' with the blond and tissues.—:
Pale, scroinlnus.women and children impiove. rapidly
-tinder - its use, and,the vital functioneassiune a healthy
:-It admirably : adapted to a • large.ntimlici•,Of chronic
or acut e itdbction,s,pecntiarto children:. -It is sititeil to
item; Both_ by.the mildness and elliciency of medidinal.
effect and.the pleasant • attractive Men of..the remedy:
It may be given Mr rong period where. constitutional
Antlue4Gds are tlesired,:and nn-repugriance,
nation to %take the -syrup, :encountered. :In- White
Swellings;-Htp , :roint Datease; Add DistOrtiona
b f : the
Spine, it should-he given persitently, in moderate do
'sea, until relief is obtained: -, - ~ •• ,
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-In the :Spring of the tette; and (fairing the
. • •• • ;.
Warm Weather; . -' • • •
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the. acctimalatiod of • morbid mutters In the 'System
Meths ulbecorne martifest.and very troublesome.. Las- .
kande. Ileadaeh'e. foils, Costiveness, Loss of Appetite,
Pains in:the Joiuts: . lndlgeSt ion, etc.. are very common:
Nothing ever devised is better 'adapted to.extorminate
:or drive tiff theSe affections than this new combination
ot-SentiaratuLt.w lopiou or Lime. . . .
. No prepinitipitithe it, or Which:approxiMates• to'. it,
AlteiOie,. or Blood rorifire;
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. - . im
has everever.beftire been placed within the reach of alias.
Ihdeed, It.is- an entirely ni:w and AIMENTIFICI. combina
tine, in:no respect rea'embling any thinhitherto est ,
.. Theopinlon of. medical men • concerning it, the de
aeripLion elf its. chemical character. therapeutic value,
manner of use, etc., are' iven iu a circular, n Well can
.be had di the stdre of any and all .tirst-class Dru,,lgists:
Sold.th Pottsville by I', Siindersori;:llenrySaylor; J.
G. liroimpand Son, and all Druggists. • 1• . •-• , - •
Al. • LEpilliftEßS, of Pottoriile, PeOnn.,
11,111. dealcr.in 311iSICAL INSTItU . MKSTS,
31ELODEO.NS, 01ttiA.NS, Ac„.lutiviug :been,
.apPotrited sole Agentlor the. celebt*d • .
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'll/18.‘o* & Jinni. in' , 4.tiniAltet.
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1n .the County of Sehilylkill; would respectfully an=.
nounee.to the musivalcommunitythut he can famish
these unequalled ,fitvorito Cabinet Organs, in . rill styles_
and sizes,At.Manufactufers , , priVes. -The qbality and
volume of Lone, With the power .of expression in these
Organs, is universally admired and praised, while their
portability and beautiful finish make them the - moat el
egant parlor . . .
: Every Fam il y
,Should . Unve One. • -
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THE CABLNET ORGANS are. adapted :to' File-
LIES, CHURCHES Als1) SCHOuLS. ... •
They vary in price from $1.11.0 to *6OO . .
112. - Everi.litiniument Warranted: -•
.
. • Moo, Agent for the sale of the much .admired
Spiing an I , ..Hartnoninm. Orga34l; •
fee. tbe Counties' (if Schuylkill,.NOrtliamberland . end'
'Lebanon; which instruments are UniversallyThetpcayiess a sweetness and fullness of tone, - Which
has received the united commendation of .the musical
profession, and induced an almost unprecedented sale.
-
purchasers ere resPectrully invited to call: and exam
ine for •theniselves.•• All C.ommunicatious. and orders
will be punctually answered•or ' and every-infer.
mation in.rehttion to them gladly. given. . : • :• . , •
Store and Ware .ftoones, settle, Jewelry•Stote on Cen
tre street, font doors from hialumtango ' street, Poufs-
"V" 1-41
,tt•At -0 0 iti\' • . 1 . ; n
• ‘.sl\ii jilt/ ; 1 4 . :0 ,) 6
49;,1866:Patented ' IIaS
•
-. is an article for. washing vilthout - rUbbing,
•cept In -very:dirty places, which will 'require a very
sligh.t Tab; and unlike otherpreparations.ofTercd . for-a.
liks..purixise, will not rot the .citrates, but. will leave.
aißni Much whiter than ordinary Metinids, without the ,
usual wear and tear:
•/- . - • • , :
. removes grease, spots as if by inahle.,:and softens
the dirt by soaking, so. that rinsing •will in ordinary e 4. -;
sea . entirely remove it: • ' " •• ".
This powder ieprepared in accordance with chetnical
science, and upon a process pecan - 41'10 itself, which is
pecured,by lettersuatent. It has • been hi use for more:
than a Year, and bas proved itself an universal favorite,.
wherever: 'it has • been used. .''Among the : advantages .
:Claimed - are the following; ' . •-•• • ''viz: • ' •
-It
• savesallthe expense-of soiri . tiantillY used on dot
ton nd linen go^de.
-It saves most of the labor of rubbing, and Wear and.
Also,•fcir cleaning wiadoirs it is nnsUrrialieell.. With .
one quarter the time•and.labor Usually - required it
parts a beautiful gloss-and. Metre, Much superior.to any
other mode.: N 0 water requiie,d excephtosibisten the
Direct:lona with eacii•Packag•ei .• . .
. 'Andean be readily appreciated - by'
' trial..-
Tla of washing:for a family of rive or •six persons
will not exceed ruuefs CENTB.. ••• •
' The manufacturers of this powder 'are aware that
many tiseleco compounds. have been. introduced to the.
:public which haYe rotted the cloth, or failed -in renter
ring the dirt, but knowing the intrinsic eicellenc'e of
this sitiele they conficientlY proclaim •it heing
adapted to meet a demand' which has:long existed, and
whictihms heretofore remained: misapplied. • -
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swEvE - IsT's,
260 BKoadway, :BOston; .
Also, Manufacturers of Emily Dye Colors.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
Diseases of the Nose, Throat and Lungs
MEDICAL INHALATION.'
Constunptiop ,istluna 1 & BrOtidtls I
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'Aradiseasu .of the Lmigsind Air Passages,. and there-L
fore can never betnred by swallowing medicines in .tlie
stonxich:'.. Medicine swallowed' into the stoniach can
not cure a disease in the lungs,.bectruse it never OW to
%%here the disease is. Medicine may be preflared In the .
form of vapor, and inhaled 'or breathed into thelonga
in which manner. only can diseases In the lungs be
-Thoneanda living in all parts Of the United States and'
Canadas have laeen underpay treatment, and have been
cured of Consumption, 'Asthma,. Bronchitia,• :sere
Throat Loss of Voice, 'Nasal 'Catarrh, andadher
Lions of the Throat - and . Lruigs, after their, friends and
home physicians had pronounced their case Incurable. ,
Send for Circular and Pamphlet.. Addreee
Dr. T. M. GRANT; 34 Amity St.; New York:
13. T:IN S-. • G. 0.-, ~' •
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Hlittanfaciturerei'ef" Oil atad..Citittiles, anti •
• :Dealer. 'istewriiera ,
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MINERS' OIL IN OASES AND .BARNELO
.Ativay. ox land and for 'Bale at the very loyieet"tharket
• .Nzte n y l eas4 Front St., corderMaldeti Lane. ••
HASTINGS. New York..
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JOHN
INGS, New Bedford. .•'.*. . '
8. - BANN.par. Pottsville, will supply out Oita at man-
Manufactory at New BedfOril
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Neer . York.
: Huth' •po- -, s• 7 • :..:•
44-17 cow
EIiVELOPZB-AND WRITING PAPERS,.
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ItAICNOIt CO,_o • •
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**d 117: Novel. Ive.yr - verk.
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muunifactdrens. Incinding eteri et-yla .
Xpletolary. :SIAN Lettar,,Odishil; Tay, hug and !Ott !
folio Envelopea. , • .
••• Aleoeole agents . frir.. the • liiing t Harrubn Alla
•Writing papers by the caw or smaller quitithri—
Triee lilt with samples sent by mail when : requened.
Dealers are invited to call . god. exannne etock,
moriatedi callow% )41.link7ea rn avkac, -
O trippme - xotet •
.CONIBEirp. WTTII
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itAIirFACIIIBLt. DT
SQPICIDTACCEM AND - ICI(.1E".-
Cii,ithittillgsSA large I.?awert
asint-on laid aid forsale by -. 3 . oslrefl DUMB, " f
Watyloo4kw. ,t - Jeweler.. Centre..SL, Pottsville,. 'bred
&Gni above the Mortimer-Horse. Mirth 9, '66-9
SAYE THE • OLD- PAPER:
~. . . .
Canis a mind paid . for dean White Wriiing - and
Nagaziooe Paper and ale° Cad Newspapers, Pamphlets,-
Old Boots with the . &vent take n off. Colored Pa '
per 1 cent a pound.
April V.
•R 4.
PURE : WRAT,r, .ODIATRIgAnNG .
• •
.i'ine'snbscriimt has - On hand ir lot of Pore .WI TER
13,1,11SCIIEO.WHALP, OIL .Also . .
.•• • ••• Superior Lubrietitina . .oil
For Fine Maebinery..or all kinds, - ectual to - . Lard or
Sperm 011- 7 cheep._ :Abe • : • - •
and.Engi'ne:Loibrienting Olin
from 45 eents.to .15 cents a gallon,. all of whicti will be
sold at the berg-lowest 'rates. Ordemeolleited. - •
SIVIERCHAIN , TAILOR.I
CENTRE POTTS ; VI:LLi, PA.
October 20,
• • •
• •DUEIIII •
Z , .. •
WATCHNARER.AiD JEWELER,
- .
,e, citnirc.st.; Pottsville; ••••• ,
(three doors above 'the Mortimer .lionse.) • bee n
hind a larg e
and. Saver Watches, • . •
Alin ta I arge -variety:of dile Gold 'Jewelry, • Gold - Chains
Earand Finger.Rius, Breastpins. Brace
lets; Gold Penails. Pens, ' Armlets,' Thimbles, Studs,
Sleeve• Buttons; all 'of which' will le offered
•
for sale at , ireatly reduced-prices. •
Particular attention given to repairing:of -Watches,
Clocks anddewelry: : i'Mareh 3. .
HENRY 0. 11E . L .
3
Alinerseillo strcCt, Pott.siillc,
ALL KINDS OF CANDIES,
-ALSO-:
.. ..
• . Le . .rr .
m .
• LRaspbey...4: pu Syrups;
• - . ~ . • • •.... .. • • -• -
Which he sells cheaper than can . bc purchased in tho
cities. ' ij.ivi - , him a tall,_ .
and lon yourselves
11:-...1TAILBEBSTADT• & Co;;
HOUStI, - .
litailroviA-Si:,..betwecto Market and
••• • lowhi!!, ..PottsvMe, • i"a4 ,- • •
Withe . is always kepi's . laige , aSsonslent of
.Flotr, • Feed, ".
MO 5, '6
T. 0 TU P'UB.Lic
...PAINTIN4,2TAPERING ) . dza.-
. .
r.The undersigned re.Pectbilly inforrds his friMids and
tile public that 'he keeps'. constantly on. hand at
paint Shop and Wall &.:Ourtain'Eaper Store;
CORNER -s• E (.7 „VA RKET • ..
. .
Jra .
~- • -•
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT. OF r .
died Clreen acid gun'. Holland- for. WindOis.
• • Curtain Fixttires; Cords:and lassels.:
,••Picture Cords,.TasSels and,,SitiLs. : •
• • • ..Chimneys, Wicks and . BurnerS.
rillndow.Oil Shades.. 1 .• •
.• Table : COl Cosecs.:.:•
•. . • Coal Oil cos
• .: •
• .
.
• Lamp Shades and • •
•
. .
-And a very fulinsstirtinent 01 -Notions-, Re also keeps
hand.for sale . • ' •
ratty and Glai;sof ail mizem.• ' • •
• 'nixed raint.of . •
- . 'ynrni.difflo and Japan.
• !Aiseed
'
• • •
. . .
WindoU7s and paintedand' glazed .at -short
Lice. 'Taper • Ranging, -.di:jute and Sign :Painting
attended - to promptly. • - , •
. •
Cpl can be seen at my store from 6 .c.ccieck in the
morning to 71:f - o'clOck in-the evening. •
' .PIIILIP *NAGLE.
CI-lA.S. LOGUE,
FOREIGN AND -DOTIESTIO
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Centre St, Opposite American:House, •
rir•Ast.o . ,'SOLE, AGENT FOR -al
HUBBELL'S GOLDEN BITTERS,
A. Sure Remedy for Dyspepsia.
BITTERS
FOR SALE.
MILLS' BOURBON WHISKY
AND VANDERVEER , S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
. .
• • SEIDEt 4..trANTATTutsLEY I -: .
.. .. .
..:.
.- • •.. .
Western White
,and 'RedWheat lirtoni,
• • -.Hay; Grain; Pi:dittoes, :and Bed •
• •
and White. Ash COALS,' • ••
. .. ..
CORNER'O4LOWIIia ANL! RAILROAD STE
NF.W 11004: •A N - ATATIONERY.
The underaigned are now prepared . . to furnish a tine
asaortment'of -.iks and first clue Stationery,:at their
New Store . or . ; :Centre. Street, fone doors below the
Eph.eopat March. • r!rinting, Binding and'Stamping to
••
Fancy Roap~,
• Scliocti Booko,
• 2, •• • .. TOT Bookie,
'• Acc.,- &C.; & c.
Orders litomptly attent.led
BOVB ; .. . Give
saELL
BROTHER.
0. C. Boauyourl.l,
16-tf
.
C. A. Bosn'tsircu.,. : •
Pottesyllle,April 22, .66
THEODORE •• •
And Wholesale and 'lletall'bealei
.
GILT, 'WALNUT 'a RGSE*6O D HO. L'iDLiGS,
• Lekiking•!olmus and Pikals;e: Frailties,
•.• : STTSVILLA .: -•
• , . . . •
s7as, 2D
eVTitepairing Regn ding done at the shortest Notice.
- Septet '66 ..
•P•lElBILTEIV; CUTLER, Noewegieui
• .betvieen Centre and Railroad street; - Pottsville,
Pa.,; has on hand a. Bee issortinent. cf. CUTLERY,'
also,. POCKETBOOKS. GUNS, STAMPS and *TYPE
for marking elothing..• LA.M.P PLITURES at thelos, -
est nth price. ". All liind.ofrepalring neatly done*.
April
•
sT . p •
• .
S AM S
LEGAL,
uONRIEBEIAL,
• ' . . - • BUSINESS
•' At B. BAINNALNIit Bookiitore.
.IpAIIiAQIIA . STORE
... HCIL:IOIFH:WW,.:79T7DRIri. - .
11:0, BIN . - 5,.i . 0 : - N , :41 : . : ao .;'•
WHOY 'Pa ArAk :30dslill'ACTURERS
or the Celebreted
;lionise* : cmio .8".*!,
Wienziog Cooking-Steyr,
ergo rear oa aZ.b .Ma .-Errovs.
Weare.progisred to fatniet it stint notice No+Bey
Water pipes ot any doe, goFoottoed . to litoPPI Poto"
me of : 80G16*per wan tool,
7. 1 4 111 4% liFtWate! "
ITALITABL le 11010R.ELIff , Casisatf IPARDI -
X AT. •PICiBLIC'• SIALIC.—WiII be .told at.
public sale, on the premises; in - Maiden, Creek : Town
'ship, Berke County. Pa. on,, • ; • •
. • Wednesday, November Sttlas, •••
Atl o'clock in the . • Afternoon; a valuable ;plantation
containing 164 semi and 123 perches;
.• Situate 'about .1
'one and a half miles 'front Mehrsville„ on' the'Phils
delphia and ..Reading Railroad, adjoining. lands- of
Ten 'Kemmerer.: Thomas". Raber and'others. 'This
plantation is in a high state of cultivation. "' The
trii
pprovements: :consist of a large Brick . Mansion
the.
large - Stone Sisitzer.Barn 'and all the.
ge=,Outbnildinge, all in good repair, good .
proieseluld spring: of - water. bear.the
About 30 atom of this ;WM 14 in. gOod::_adodland.—
Several thookandtons of irowAre haye..been-Mined
:from thin farm; and.its seceseibilltr . ti.the Canal and:
Railroad, ;renders - the ote very. Valuable. "' Perseus de,
siring. to see- this farm please callou:LSA4C PR.II
- on the premises •. • ••• • • • -
Conditions made known on day of -tale. • -
For further information apply • : •
A.TriN§, BitcrrilEriB, •
44-St ••
IIL.NNAN
Nov 3, '66
0 arnAPOllP:COlnirrBr.ll4l.ll . .—Pnrsnant to
; an order of the.Orphine , Corot of the County of
Schuylkill. in •the Commonwealth of •PenesylVania,
the subscfiber, Administrator -of the: state • of.Susan
tiab Virughit,• lateof the • Binbugh 'of M incrsville, In
•
the • County of Schnylkill,•4loeased,. will expose to
sale by public rendite on . • ' :
: Thurid4y, Noi!iiiaber 49th," I 566. : .
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the public house of
James Yaeger, , ln the BOrough of Micersville-afrab
said,4a•All tbat 'Certain piece of 'ground situate
in the said Borough of Minerayiile, on the astwardly
side of the street laid out' on the line' of the old Mine
Itill'and Schuylkill Hayek; 'Railroad,. it : being .. .lot No.
10, : In George, : Patterson; addition r tcr said , .borough,
bounded bY-lot now ; or late of Alesander Manning; lip
the- West, Branch of the'river;Schuylkill, by lot No. 11.
and by the aforesaid street, containing" in width 10 feet
and2.oo fin...Libor& tea:le, with the apputien
ancea, *consisting of a two-story ;rani& dwslling,howse
late she estate of said deceased. 'Terras and 'conditions:
made known at the time and place of sale.bY
• . • . SETH' GEER;AdmiuLltrator;
By order of the Orphans' Court,
.• A. lbautuaNN, eleirk.• •
• • : Potterille. November 23, ; 12E6.
. .
an BLIC .YENI,II. 7 IE of the Store .and •Tive P nt
Std: find valhable Firth. the property of the - kite.
Clirirtian Leiubach, on
• tSaturasiy, Noireniber.l4th
Will be * Sold at Publ le Sale at be piacisPerified below,
the firth, late - the pi . ,tperti- of Christian.' Leinbach. de
ceased. sitiatedin 'Bern ToWnshlp, Berk: County:--
The farm co : Maine. 53 acres. mom or less, and is sitna-
ted in Berit Township, G . milei.fr,omthe . city of . Rea&,-
if.a. on the Mail route leading from-Reading to: Bern
•ville„bounded by lands. of, Jehti Eppler -and. widow
Theithprovemente censitit . , of a
good -(almost.
,neW);tWo-stOry.stone tavern house,, with' a two, story
:stone kitchen attached, a good-store rootri
lar,a large 'swiss barn with other othluinses; a spring
•
of nevcriailing . water'with pump near the
. .house; and
an orchard with excellent fruit trees.: •
'There was always a . goOd busing done on the place,
as.well in-the tavern (ithown'tts Lehi - G:l6'a tavern,) as
iii the.slore. to which thiPost Unice . is 'attached.: the
:next store being 3 miles distant: The townhip.eleCr
tions are also held there-since the :theetion' of, the
, .
. -, T1161ab4 is Ihnebothitn aud,well fenced
not he. excelled lithe county. : • . • "•
The .zale cohintence., - on Nth. 21fh; o'clock,
P. M.; when the conditions will be node 'known • •
13Y 1161119.
Nov 3. ,66
COURT N'LLE::;-.Phrti.tiant
•to an order of the'.o,Fithano Court of the - Comity
of 'Sehuylkill, Su the ComtutituVnalth of Pennsylvania,
.the subscrhtersAthu;ntslrators of -the - e State of Chits
[cipher Bnethley, late of.t.hq..Boiciukh of St; Clair, in
the:County of Schuylkill, deceaSedovill'exPose%tole
by public vendue;,ou. • • • • •
•
Sa tu rd ay, the • 17 dr day:ot Neve tn bet , nett,
at one 67clocii.hi.the :ifternoon, on the preniises,ft.
Alithat certain, TAyEIt.V HOUSE: and.T..OT or •
theeti of ground, - Rituate .in - lhthilorough of St.
• Clair aforesaid: bounded on tht north by'Cairoll street;
on the suit liy.Sezona.street, on the i,onth lot
BS, , and on the' - weet:.by. 'Third ttreet, containing 'in
width sixty feet and in depth Sou feet.:more-ar less:be
ing lot No. 3$ of said Borough, with the nnourterisneeS,
late the-estate of.exid dcceth•ed. Terms hod conditions
made known at the tithe and p!ace'of ease by „
• . •-• ; ' BUSCILLEY,
—•. . .
• ILLI A t BUECIILEY,
By order of the Orphans'. Cpart,
• • • A: D0u.e..a.. - mi, . f ' . •
.Pottsville, pct. 13:"6tl
E CUT° 'NAL :*.w4eiTigmtd,
Eaccuters of thelast'will and testament (Olden: y
lfunimel, deceased,- late ..of Pinegrove Township, in
pursuance of d:rectiOus' Contained irvsald wlll,.will ex
pose to public sale on the weinities . • '• ' ;
Satutday,.lll4ivirinber 24th; 1.1566;
At 1 o'clock in the afternoon; all that certain Fairryor
-tract of hail eltuatein Pinegrove Township, Schnyl
kill County, bdtinded by tands-.(it Samriel Frey, Peter
.Clemeni, Nicholas Clemens, William -Mayberry, Peter
Filbert,'.deceased, and others. containing 62 acres, 140
pe: ches. The, itiiprovements . are a: two-'story
frame dwelling house,:log.-barn, and .necessary
.2; •
outbuildings, and apple orchard... :About 16 to .
9. acres are.» ell' timbered; the remainder being 'cleared
and in cultivation.' • The fart/ is located. Within. a mile
east of theldorbugh of Pineg,reve.. •' . •
At:the same time and piace , 'be:Sold; ea the prop
erty of Susannah Hummel; a bay mare, , two cows, one
heifer, one one-horse wagon, one • ploW:',harrow,
Taunt,; ltvi, sledS, and other farming utensils.' 'Also a
.lot of household-furniture tno numerous to - mention.
Terms and conditions made; known- at the time and:
place of sale by '-.11ENJANIINI11:31111 , 1L, '
;BENEV1LIdi:111310 LEii
S,i
N .-
Octobeili; Executor», Cc
. . .
i - vit.efut Ns , counT :[SALE.-.Pursuant to
an'orderof.the Orphans' Couit of the. Qotnity of
• - s e fioylkith: in., the .Coinnionwealth. of Pennsylvania,'
the subscribers, Trustees To setl the Beat
Henry 11. Berger, late of the • TOWnship of Mayne, in
the'Couuty of .Schuylkill, ecOpseo, tVill,eipose to sale'
.by public venclue; vn .•
• .-
Friday, November 2311;
At . le o'clock in. the foreuiikm,._ ut the public house of
Wieiner, in ilie.rownship .01 WnYne, in the
County of Schuylkill afore•olid, the follow i denribeil
Rear Estute 'Sit - nate lithe. Tuwniihip of. Wayne afore
sahli • •
. . .. . . . . .
- , No: i..,--All that carlaiu tract of .ivobdlandM
bounded by lands of Joseph litirlilebarbi An , " . .
titony ilarrobel,'Esther Aver, W i Mani ',Lehr, .
dercascd, Daynt Lela and SaralrYoung, containing 230,
.
' 'No. 2.—A1l that certain farm cir fillet of lazuh'bound
ed by.landi, of the New. YotIC. (Joel. Company, John
§traneh* h IfOpler,.. contain
ing 224 "aciesll - perthes., ..Tite;:improvententa j ti
CU11.11142 , ofd diiute. ;,wp-story • s.teue and
hout.e.With•a•kitchen attached, a Fog b•trrai . saw .
mill.with goOd water power, s6•eral-euthuildiias, two
good, apple orchards. - .luU acre: , ate improed and ilia
good Etat° of:cultivation; the' shit- being .ted shale; the
remainder ie "timnered, : ;haiing white oak and
chertuut - timber of •ll.r:t quality.
- • .-The' neither' Creek
Road runs through the tract; The. tract L 4
_ . .
, No. 3.—A1l that - certain. tracC:of - land. bounded by
lands. of John .13Mkellitich, William LIIIA 401ift Deeter
and others,- cantalinng acres toi.pe?ches. About. 12
acres arc cleared nun .cultivated, - the . remainder -is .
:woodland, principally White oak
. 01 drst .rate
quality. " The improvements arc it oue , ettiryni
log house and log barn. - . •
that certain farm or tract of Ind, hound
.ed, hy.land .of George-Zcohnian. John. Zeigler, Daniel
Lehr, and Other !antis lute of henry 31,1:eq . -Ler, de- -
ceased, cOritaining 105 nem.- - The improvements arc
a two-story etonc..de.clling htiuse, n summer
.a
house, a - Swlsi frame burn,•wrgen and hay shed, jilt_ .
Iwo excellent -wells of 'water, with good .
Buildings rind a good . :Orchant of choice' fruit trene.—
The farm lila , oh the public road leading from (genet).
inn to Pidegrnve, and is beautifully located, and in ex-'
cedent state of cultivation. .. • :•... .
. •
Also;•at the mime time and place, there Will, he. sold
Jacoi. Wommer, . aumhilstrator. • of Ch Intim):
Berger, .dece:v.Ni. a .celtahi • tract or piece of good
'meadow demi'. • •ituate • Town :lap: Of Wayne
afcriaid; boundetl'tiy lande AirYeung,...John
Zeigler; David - Lehr and others, containing 6 acres, 125
Perches , late the estate ur .Chrittiva " Berger, deceased,
Terms and . ..ecimlitlon6 made 'mown ILL the time . and
'pace of bale by , .• •'• JACOISD,W(41.111:11, . ••• • .
. • • A.NI'.I.IONY
• ..9y erder of the D i Thana' Court, . • . •
anaaas, Clerk."
• ottsville, Sept, 29, '66 . • 99 it.:
.
Q usTAIT:.w.oLTJEN - ;.
WaOLESA,LE AND RETALL
T 0.13 , 4 - Q C:Q . ':.I 'Tt;
NEST .DOORS.TO . ;THE .lINION HOTEL,.
. - .
Respectfullylnyttes the attention of dealers arid atore
keepers in general to..hia.large and well selected atocti
Imported. and Domestic Segarg
Smoking . and • Chei! .. lng Tobaccos,:
Chiy and Wood MO, &c Ike.
All of ichirL he Offera for . at CITY PRICES.. :give
him a call, And Cpnyince your - telt' of the good qualities
and criezpin;ss Of - Lis goods, - lie- Lusiires . you:perfect
satisfaction:. Glands 8(04. ite 11EXILES.L.NTED, - or 'the
money Will: be refunded, : • .
. .
•
2 •
: • • -..•
AN INVOICT• OF .FINE
IMPORTED - HAVANA - SEGARS,
'Arriong Nybich the..olawing fa . yorita Brands
Sitizos, • ; • . ; • • . • -
. . .
•
' dieCu : • de:la C.,
.
. .
Coos.kin!: of 'I.gGALIA.S,...CON6IL(9,, LONDREB
OPERAS SG
ALSO, A. FIN.T. SELECTION O,F
GENUINE KEERSCilitIrliI PIPES
ANII) SIGYZ , .ITOLDEIts;
. . .
Plain and figured, rangirig in . Oleo frOm - 50 :trent,'
to $23.00 catch. Arnmig the Pipes there are Fume
beautifully carved -beads of. the - late INIr. LINCOLN;
which - cannot be surpassed in Workmanship. ,
SOMETHING - ENTIRELY. NEW t
MARK:YOUR•• CLOTHING WlTff GROSSKOPFS
BROTHERS;
Qoolieeltere, and .guttioneri,' Patterllle
SOLE AGTS.'FOR scnurkF.4l.t ... CO.
. .
This superior and
ingenious little in
strument guaran
tees accuracy anc
.rapidity of action
it woilts like meal
-effectually. mart
all iirticles'of weal
ing apparel of . ai
-entire Fandly. wit
-one and the namt
InStrument; and it
simple in its, CO!'.
struction, not lia
ble to. get out of
order, and always
'ready for iminedi..
ate - use, so thr
even a child . ca
Indelibly"".'mark
"Linen; Silk; - Cot
ton, WocilenGooi.
likpwis.
PrinLa : Nam'-S an
Additsikil on Care_
Books, Albums, ,
Gold or any rither,Coter, with - the 'utmost neatness
and dispatch. without soiling the flit:mug or injuring the
'texture of the Fabric, however delicate 'the material
tray be.,.'with an elegance of style not..to stuPaised
•by the most skillful workinan... . •.
:140 WARDROBE IS., COMPLETE W iTUOUT THIS
b6ttla of supeitpijud . e4bleln4 ii•funiiihimi with'
_ _ . . • -
'&IIiit.336SIiTSUELL BROS.. Centie St.. Wiwi
and e.iriminettlia ehXrmiiig and effective little getn.-- , .
I.t4orhs.like • magic, - and.: yon: will, be. agreeably ani
•prised in the merits of this . excellent • and• Invaluable
Magic • Linen, Market'. • • • : [Sept 8, .Trx-sis-te. • . •
STAGE TINE 70 °EMILIA.
Cheaper.than any inter . ninny.
TTrBm MEM trisOast eirm . menced .
`1 nothing a Daily.. Stage between . Pottsville and
Centralia„Polumbia'Connty : Pottsville at IX
o'clock, P. 31.,via...5C. Clair, Newcastle - •
'and Ashland, reaching: Centralia' at air
'P. 11... and connecting with Lehigh' Val
ley train ior lit; , Carmel„.Sbamokhr, Sunburyend . all
other points on the Phllitilelphia and' Erie 'Rallfoad,..
Retarairar, leaveriCentraliaon .the - arrival id the Le
higtiValley train at 636-reaching Peothnille in
time for the Philadelphia afternoon train: . . •
.
- .
l'Ottetpe to Claii 25 1. Pottiville to . Aablandlloo
6...• - New Caatle 33 I Centralia'. 1,.25
potuula baggage allowed. . • .
" •' THOMAS - .4ESIXEC.
•
Pettaville,'Ocko - 'ber ••• • C-11 •
. . -
°eke' !' 'Locke ! • Lock..!! r.
1;44, large ai d
Atn fiejeCted otock . or all kinds. ef,door: locks, In
:-eludIng i number of new and deeirable tatterns. taati
t very - Mato*: of every deaeriptkiw 0 boat*
VIOSPIPM 0.04
CENTRE. STREET,
pO . I.TsvirIALE,
'MAGIC LTNE.N:AIARREIi
31ACFILNE!
HANDY LITTLE
. _
North -wester , . If.cirtsei . .: . %
. .
Pate partial Z 11 12 ). - •
„,Centri Street;
Large• Accommodation tot Droyeri. -
WILTIAM•STERNER, Pioptiew,
Juno 16,1966
- •
UNION HOTEL, - ame
- Clat4 EICCIIANCLEXOTEI4) 1
cpaavraz Evr.;POTTSThaa3, - or
JACCiBLENDIMILITH, Frop'r.
•
. . . . • •.•- " •
R•t . "11-0,11 ;
--.•PIIIIADELPIIId; •
Tire:APJ moribe re mivlni. leased :this, favorite Haase it
EXPITTHSI - 41.1.71)
.4.1141 ii riow. prepared with the twee erred *appoint
. • • meats/or the rer-eption guests.:
The first •.,rinsition':aniong first-cis:O. Hotels will be
Maintained in the nature; as M. the E'en. • • :
„May 26,.. , 0-21-ty • BAKER t FAIILET.•
PENNSYLVANIA :,HALL,
PottsviLlo; Pa.:..
•••• •
REFITTED .AND IT THROUGH
.
. •. . • ,
IN TIME MOST •
.. • .
S . ELEGANT - MANNER,
niritts au! Attentioti..ot flie• Travelitii
The Pminietorwilr-Fimre no 'rains to maintain the
charlitterit tuui
.ahvays - enjoyill is being otle.of the
'best of the •': • -• •
EIi?S 4 T-CLAS,S . LiOTRLs
. .
. . .
Of .the.rolint6'.ttod.. those, who .favor:him wilb their
Patronage noty:he ns....nred'ilmt-qnothing trill be: left un
done to'recuie the.c4ofort and satiotaction- Of. roosts.
WILLIAM. WILITIVEY: .
:24.4f. .-:
Juno. IG, ,G 6
UNITED STATES, ROTEL,
Broad nu,
D';.: - . 4,..,-,T.i , i 0:O ',. • Toprietok;
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The.Uiited StateS Itotelis.well and widely...knottm
to the'traveline.publie...lt is:pleasantly; tefhted in the
centre and . business part of the town 'and:near the
.Rtitirnad Depot ; itas well : Wurubphed, ..and pos..
sesseiii every modern improvement for the comfort and•
entertainment of its inmates ; the morns are at:KWh:Ts'
and wcll , 'Ventilated •;_ provided with gas and:water ;
the nttendanee is' prompt and restxxXful ; and the Ira.'
Ible is writ 'JP rovidcd with the- best the market
The Bar' is stocked, with the :'choicetir
li
t AlVith a long experience its a hotel-keeper . , the pro-
PrietOr , trusts, by moderate charges and a liberal policy;
'to receive ushare of the public tuttronage. .• •
SeIIEiNCII 9 S:MI,N . DRAIIE PILLS,
FOR- LIVER COMPLAINT
A. SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOkEL
It your liOwo:s coqive;
'rRV7 THEM-.
1(you pare worms;
TAY THEM
Jr yotii breath labad,
TRY . . THEM
If you feel dr6isy,
'FRY Em
If}o6.are low spirited
TRY. 'IIIEM
Ttyou hae a- bick
TRY, irtiEZ,l
I{ con tuivetalieit a drop too. much,
TAKE A FULL DOSE
They cost cents a box
T 1 Y THEM
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• _NEC Masii, and other. preparntions of Mercury, Rent
ally produce More
, Filfli,ring and death than the dieePee,
which they Profces' 'to . cure. :And 'yet this corrosiye
mineral PO denounced by the allopathic doctors, Is I s m'
enTitied.bY them almost nuivermlly inLiver.Conplin
Consumption of Lungp, .Cc. • :: -*:. ..• - ' ~, : .- .
TILE MA•NpIZAKE PILLS •
are composed: entirely of remS and herbs, obtained
from the . great sttrehoti=e of 'Nature, - rind their - a:dot:try
"mfecta will appeal-1118 . 6min as the medicine is bt ought to .
the test of a - fair exPerirrient.
.C.IIENCKS
- I)ItAK.E PILLS do not produce any nausea or sickness
•citthe stomach ; bUt when p-riveti forDyspep-la, it may
be proper to use non In connection with FCIISNCK S,
SEAWEED TONIC.. - ...8y this Milicious treatment the
divestive • facnlifes are speedily'restored to their full
• • .
:vigor, and the worst cases of.ladigestion may be cam]:
reflect that. the liver Is. the largest internal
organ of the body. that to it is r.ssi . gned the important
ditty of Altering the blood and preparing the bile, that
it is subject.to many disOrtiers; and that when it ie die
eased-op inactive the whide„body suffers ?..ympathetical..
It le not, surpilsing that a Medicine Whicivean re
store the_hell4hy operations 'of the Liver ehoultl•pro
duce wonderful changes in the' general health, and ef,
fttct three 'which tnay.appear • td be almost- miraculous.
Ileridtiche of.longeontintiance, - severe piing in the Ode:
6reas.t.and shoulders, aching of the limbs, a feeling-of
'general weakness and wretchedness; and other tilarin
legend dietreaeing spriptoine,:indieniive of
. itnnerfeet
or disordered action of the liver, 'speedily removed
by the nee of ECIIENCKYS 'MANDRAKE rtu,s;•
piles, hitter or sour • ernetioll9,. and
.fhai. indescribable Ifeeliiig,or oppression, u4ntal anzfe-
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tY,.l4ngtthr, lethargy, and depression of spirits; which
. unlit a man hir the management of business and-Ihe
euinymenti of life; are all -relieved by the - use of
SCLIENCIVS.3LtiNDIELLRE PILLS. " '• : • . .
ni;i3K—Dear Ste take pleasure in sending
yintit certificate in addition to many yon have- already.
received from suffering humanity.: - -I can scarcely find
language sufficiently -strong to expresS my heartfelt
gratiilcation of .the- wonderful cures your MANDRAKE
PILLS and SEAWEED TUNIC hav - e effected in the
entire cure of one of the most 'Stubborn caSes Of the
liver. 'For three years 1. suffered bevond description:
all My. friends, 'US Well as niveclf, runic-to the codcln
sion that my time in this life was short. Sutt was the
'terrible condition to which 1 was reduced that life, to
'the.hia become a burthen ;, my whole system was in it
state of inflammation:l could not W. - I:Could. not
-sleep; my whole body . as tilled with pain . ; swelling
Would arise in MY Wrists' and ankles, renderin!s them
totally useless, On severer emulous I was. attacked
' MO of , blood -to. the head; 'which Would - fell me
13 the groend; - and -I would be carrled.ftwsy. for
1 applied to several eminent physicians 'of our city,
whmadmluisteiedull the Medicines 'that they. thought
. Would reach my case, but of no avath
One of them - said hp could do no more for me, and
t ui v i.e& the, as a la 4 resort,' to • drink- cod Hirer JAL--
Not relishing the horrid' trash I declined to take it:—
Accident -put, your advertisement' in my hands.. l
adled on you you examined me aridLehi - me the na
ture of my 'disease.: Aott:then ordered in , : the Pills
'and Tonic with an observance' of 'diet, - pledging, your.
word that in one ;week' I would -find myself another
mail.. I followed Your advice, and you predicted; an
astonishing..cure was' effected. I continued your Pills
and Tonle lor some time, and now thank God for His
goMlnes.s, and your valuable medicine ; I am once:mere
restored to perfett health. - I Most %earnestly recom.
- mend those who are suffering froth affection of the liv
er to give your Pills and 'Tonic a fair trial, and a cure
will be effected: ' 1 have seat many persons. to you.
and they have all. been cured. Any inforthation my
fellow-citizens may require will be freely given by the
subscriber, at his residence; No. 812 Federal streeti.be
.tweenSthatreet and Fess 'rink road, . .
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eactill 50 per tattle, or Si. 50 per half dozen. Man.
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For
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OFFlCiirig. 26 Market Pittsburg,
" The attention or lIINETO3In . partlenlai ie called to
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the, excellent Oils for Coal Cara and litationary'EngiuM
that we are now ".manufacturing. Parties using our.
.oila will ' Ind animmense whine ; . • They will not gum:-
• Mar cengealln cold weather arid are entirely free from
One, 6 "A“ °fit& Enghme, and. "C , ." Oil for Coif
0 0-xweiuitiot -be equally& • -.Orders. and.,
be left' at
- Railroad. Ticket :Of Mt.:" Carbon,_ of at- BOBBY
SHELL & BROS , ."*.hlook-store,. Centre St., Thatteville,
The Z celslorAzlo 6Ceise, mainifrictared by nil, la
The bestaiticle - In. the market for greasing • wagons;
• The trade supplied on liberal terms.' •-. ~ •
Qmirmu Jab, 8 Amp': Art
11-7 Sugar:Jetts:Mugs, ' Butter' Btsbes, NMtge
eake'Biulkets. Tee Pitcher; • lilvei..Tobiugo
Boxeii. Hued With [Md.!:
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ZJI,LL.;p!tN' - ACi.F.DIFI'T OF SHF.-EP
The advi_ceot a . farnier of long and stiecesa.,
ful eiperiene,eon a stock.. farm, to give
sheep a good run imthe summer, get thcm in
good . conditimiduring that season of the year
when they gather their own fool, .) aim -
ple and selt-evidentthat its repotitinn eu ! !„;
almost , imply that the of this e d , p,;.. t .
Merit:were regarded as deficient ia go o d 5 ,.„, c.
The iinportefice-of increased care and a:ten
tionthrough the months s of autumn,
visited by frequent storms Of rain :tit('
when the scarcity_ of herbage reduce; ttu
vigor arid power of resistance to cold, •i,
equally apparent. : Yet' the too frequent ne
glect of the floek at this seas.tio, by many •.\
are conscious of their loss,,must be 11:e ~cy
apology here, as in many other instam i -, r
urging-the fluckEma.ster to' do ‘‘ ha> h,
not. fail,to -know i 3 demanded of Lim IP
garci- for . his -osn interests, as 'well tt , ,
RieechleSa niipettlit for .his protection t,, th „.
defencelesa auin3als , which tUrtunn ;,:;„ ,
in°iriscare, 'An4-for. the humane trc3ut , ,n;
_ .
.*hick he is responsible., -•
It requires a much smaller expon,Et t ,,,,.
feed to kecp an animal in good cc,n,.l:;',, i ; ti t t ,
tofrestore them after ,they are alo•A
your sheep to the bun in
order,, and with comforts - bie q.iir.i,rs h::,1 -
gopdiray they mily.easily th - ! , made z..') 6 :1 1 ; „
throngh the winter. If peni,i .i 1 , ;,,
in the fall, they lose also ,t . .ll:c.l;i ! f ~1 vi t; •r•
and "energy, and come up NV • ,: s.
keei.and healthful, - It is d:111,
them fill themselves. A libcr 'nf
grain is necessary , to brivilLe!'n tv a g„,•,1
.Keep - tliern gaining through.t)le Eil;, ii p
bl 3. ..By all Means tip not allo;Fiht , r3
When the feed 13::contc..sdry and - a IFt -
tle tress of corn ; daily will help..
of grain fed at this - titne is \foal' two httAlL:i
late in the:winter. • - -
_..Breeding ewes, eiTecially,shou'A be att,, : ;,!,
ed' try ? . keep them "thriving CVeri
they w:11-bring large, well-dcvelOped
andlyield" - plenty of rni3:.".Let theta
,poor now, "and the hiss "cannot: be" ri•pinea ,
next ftll you will - have a" thin eue athi a mein
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Sheep . should . not .be exposed •to the fall_
They-are 'very - sensitive to cold tul
wet. The. evident:discomfort with whiilt:
they Eubmit „to:soaking rains, ev - en, in the
warm days of summer time ? ' sliOWs that it
to some ex!ent, injurious.
.The
nsualiy cOolef than the ittniosphere. The'
evaporation Of Water retained by the tit.t.6..,
liberates heat from the body. Achill, a c o ld.
srul•Offen a fever is the result. If all.of the:-e
evils are escaped ; the extra consumption ;;ii,
food•to sustain the animal heat, is a positive
and 'a considerable loss. • . • •
Do' not to seek shelter in the
woods. Bring . , them to. barn.. ,
cold storm. Give - them a little" hay: Tl,e
cost of a . ,few. bushels of grain and at for
hours' time at this season .will.be repabl.f.ar:
fold in the id - proved . .condition of Alt,;
One of the:of fall man , y . -a
:nt is
the seasonable plan Tor the annual -eri , p .c
• There is a wide difference in the
of hreeders, : as to the :Cum that..lambs :,11 t 1
come; ranging all the way Irdm Janus 'muff
the last orMay and June.. • ,
AM early lard!),
, dropped thela‘t of March
or . , the first •of April, ...is best: It .is 'lance
enough.to"make ayart of its living on braes
when drat turned out.. It is:suili , iyntlY
.veloped in siu and' strengh to endure. tlie
hardships of fall and winter. Its 'growth Is
more re . g,tilaiand.healthful. It makes a li,t
ter..sheap.. It is weaned earlY.eno
w ugh to al
lothe dam to recruit in the early -
There is.little gained in having them com.,,
in winter. 'l'lle,..becessity for exfra fet:d
. antl
care is an - objection. It is mgt the season ap
pointed. by nature.—N. .11. Mituton. ANDFAR
/: R.
HOW AND WHERE I. FEED ,DIY HOGS.
In the first place, .let md,say.wberc I do not
feed, them. .1
do not feed them in. a mud-
The feeding room -and. trough are in One,
end of the•barn building, and eonnected whit -
an enclosed yard in the rear, with is alio •
covered with a cheap hoard niof and:protect
ed.frorn rain from the roof of the barn ; and
kept dry:
:Into 7 this - apartment are thrown. ma;vrials
- cotnpost— . -straw, weedi,.potato cher, dry
natick,*.and anything that w ill in any way ail
in.forrning"plantlfood ; "nod as often asatTded,
additiOnal - dry "Straw Or "other absOrhmt is
added. •It is never allowed to get moist and
muddy, or to, giVe put any odUr f; kliolv•
all fanners; • that when a coinpOst he , ,t, emits
Offensive gasea, then are you loAug something"
worthto you more than•greenbacks..
- ...Stit. : the" . readermay query, it possilole to
have a clean,. inodurons pig style ?, n min IC- of
itself suggestive ;of ftlih. and (;verything Lin
, Yes, sir, - h is both pos,ible and
profitable , • ..•
As to feed for fattmluz swine, .I consider'
nothing Getter to start with than a Compound'.
of potatons and ripe pumpkins, in equal pro-,
portions, boiled. or steamed. until well done,.
with a.good allowance of provender, com
`POO of. harley . , corn and Oats are ground in
•eqUal proportions, and scalded'
potatoes, and punipkins: Ti) this add till-the
milk You haire; - iVith an . occasional sprin , 4lc
salt ; . ashes, :charcoal give your
pigs just all iliek can eat,-'no squeading.mind.
if they do, not thrivei all I: can say is,
they will not:do as naine.do. - I - Would rather
have - this sortof feed for the first mouth
feeding, thip even good hard tingroUnd
It will tend to spread thefranMnmdgive more
." "Of rcourse you . will. want to finish oil with
good s c orn meal, made irito-pudding.OE:other
.whie, as You: may deem expedient: But
scalding the Meal and then, mixing what milk:
you have. With it. is doubtless : the most eco
nomical.. . •
.• 'This prepatation,
long and.. favorably
. will thor
oughly relnVigorate
broken-doWn and
low-sniritcd horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing -the
stomach and Whits;
.It is *a, :lure . pre,-
One word as tosookibg thd food. When
your kettle, is filled with potatoes and pump
kins;.:,
take your meal and spread it over the
top, 'and cover tightly, for the more the
steam is confined the quicker it Will cook.
The meal assists in confining the steam, and
at the 'same time geta cooke.d with-the other
food.' At, all events, avoid a kettle without
any. Covering, as it will reqUire,Certafnly twice .
the quantity of fuel to do the steaming.-: , —W»..
J. Pnirrm, s N. E. FARMER. " .
na La inialuable..
lves the quality
the - milk. It has'
In proved by au
a, experiment to
area's the quan-
Ay - milk "and
:ream twenty per
and
,naltke.the
•.t t e and
resit. In fattening
ttle, it gives them
appetite looseni
lair . 4 d , arid
tkee them thrive
.11oW filmes POULTRT.—To' do this
Wendell's Guide gives us this advice: "Take
a: knife and sever the artery or jugularVeim.
in the neck, or take an aie and eut_the head
off, let it bleed so as to draw all • the :fever
from the fowl in .ease* it have any : Dip t he
bodyin boiling water, then piek,qUiek, when.
Ihrouah douse the - fowl in 'hot water again,_
then throw it into a tub of cold 'water, lei it
remain three or four minutes, this will make
it sweltout plump, and will keep twenty-four
hours longer than•if it was not thrown in the
cold water." .. .
.To Picar.e 'RED C.tanlycHTake a arm,
fresh cabbage, remove the wholp of the outer
leaves, keeldng the ball entire. Cut it into
four quarters:and. subsequently Into strips,
and place them on a hair sive or
.a clean, dry
cloth; and sprinkle with salt.. Let them re
main for three, dayis Co . alloW the brine to
drain off.. After they are thoroughly drained,
put them into A clean jsr. Take as much
'vinegar , as.. will cover them, and let.it, sim
mer 'over a slow tire, with allspice, whole
black pep Per, coarse brown ginger, .and 'a lit
tle pimento. When the vinegar is-sufficient
ly flavored let It cool.and pens it oyer the
cabbage in the jar which Must lie _ stopped
down, for use, and kept for three menthe.
H o w To Fix rrra CLomr.--When the clock
s t6pir, don't take it, to the r6pair, shop till You,
have tried as follows : Take off the poiriters
and the face . ; take off the pendulum and its
wire. Remove the rachet from — the rim
wheel and the clock will run down With Fiat
veloCity. Let it go. The increased speed
Wears away ilia gam and dust
.irOM the-pin
ions—the Clock clearts If you have
any:pure sperm oil, put theieast bit on the
axles. Put the Machine together, 'and-nine
times in ten it Will run jusf - as Well'as If it had
been taken to die fact this is the
way ; that mast incTpriten dein,clbeks. If in
stead of a;pendulum the: 'croak bass watch
escapement, this latter..can ;betaken nut in an
'instant Without taking,the work? apart, and.
thti.result•liillid tame. - takes about twee..
ty.minutea tn - claan a bpi"' nlonk and EIaTE-11%
EARILT- LAMBS
geripro.
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