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NASBY. •
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A Cnbinet Keeling—Lettere -from -Ker.
'Fleury Wnrd Beecher. Gencrea- CfMtero .
Siener J. Raymond . and - non. John
norri!.ey.
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COSTED X ROADS, (WICh is in "the qls"
n.
we Rentucky,) Nov. 7, 1860.-4 wuz . called
to Washington by our patron Saint, the pre
sident, to !comfort his wounded sperit. There
taint no disguisin the fact, the sperit of An- .
drew Johnson is wounded. - He hez endured
the slinms and arArs nv. mot t ontrajusTortune
than any Other man who bez lived sence the
days of Bonilla—more, indeed, than Ilsm-
lick endoored—twitt over. Hantlick'e father
wuz pizoned and his mother married agin
a'bre her mournia clothes wuz wore out,. su-'
thin noSavia- prudent woman would do; but.
what SVEZ that to- wat 'A. Jolmson endoors
'every day? Nothln. • - . •
The cabinet meetin towichl wuz summon
ed WIIZ . Coiled for the purpose uv iheddin a
tear or two raver the electioireturns, and to
consider a'variety nv letters wich HisEgg
sedleney hed received within a few days.
may remark that the cabinet had a gloomy
and mildewed look. • •
The lust wuz from Rev. Henry, Ward
Beecher. Mr. Beecher remaiked that he
bad the highest possible respeck for the offs
nunst held by the . good Washington, the
great Adams and the. sainted - He
Omitted remarkin anything, about Peerce
and Bnokanan out nv regard for the feeling
nv the Present incnmbent,- wich, of be bed .
read History correct, wuz a ardent supporter
uv the AdMinistrashens uv both of them men
wich he considered stains upon the pages uv
American history wich he cood wish mite be
Obliterated. But wat he desired to say wuz
that he - hed a higher regard for, the good
opinion we mankind in general than he hed,
for the good opinion uv -the accidental in
cumbent Of any offis,. and ex he hed, in a
hour of temporary mental aberrashen, wich
bed happily passed, endorsed the Adminis
trashen, wich r insanity bed worked evil unto
him, he rekested ez a simple act uv justice
that the President shoold cause it to be
known that he (Beecher) WEIL not considered
. by the Aciministrashenez a supporter thereof.
tio this," said the writer, becoz. the itaa
pression that I atn in the confidence uv.yoor
wich is onfortunately abroad, hez
seriously DAMAGED MY REITTASIIEN."
.Trooly yoors, et settry.
The. readin uv this letter was follered by
a minit of profound silence, wich wuz broken'
by the Preside.nt..
"Let him pass," sed, the great man who
hez the disPensin uv the post oftisis, "let
him pass. 'But here is - another," Bed be;
bustin into teere, "read that." .
•It wuz from Gen. Custer, hiin uv the yel
ler hair,, wich bed 'some reputashuia donrin
the war as a cavalry conarnander.. It wuz to
the same effect. He bed when he spozd that
the policY uv the President, wich he esteem
ed ez he must any mart-nho held the exalted
position wunst okkepied by the good Wash=
ington, - the great Jefferion and the sainted
Linkin—
"The ongrateful dog doesn't respect Mu,"
seq Androo, "its the oflis I fill," and be butt
into a fresh.flood. • " -
: • • -,.--- When he spozad the President's policy
wnz ez a soljer and patriot cond endorse,..
: • he endorsed it. But he cliski - ered that it led
him, back foremost;: into company which
• ...tloorih the late war he had alluz visited face.
.foremost-and on horschack,-and therefore, to
. • SAVE HIS 'REPUTASHUti, he . must beg that the
.- President wood give• it out, that -he
.(Gen..
Custar)wuz not nor never hed bin'a supPors
• ter uv his policy, and oblige .
.•
: Yoors trooly, cr, before".
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• • I wuz too bert-brokeffiat . this to make any:
reply, and Cowan. and .Doolittle wuz in the.
same fix.. -The Kernelcy wich trz given to
- Custer to keep hid' in • posishCn, . bed bin
promised to a Demokratic caplin, who witz
led by a domptt»y in the first• Bull -Run fight,.
• and who thaw up in
.ffisgust the next day,.
not likin - the manner in which the Wfle.llUZ
bein conducted, but now - the Kerneley Wuz
e - gone' and Custer loos and what wuz sr . orse,
• there wuz no sick thing to be thot utv'Tz (Es : .
missiti The • entire company yoonited
. in minglin (hair tears, • • • -
• The next letter wuz read by Seward ei it
• wuziddresserf: to him. It wuz from-Ray
: •mond. -Re opened with the. remark that for
- the Presidential office, be Ind the highest re
;speck. Aside from the considerashen that•it
.hed.bin wunst okkepied by the good Wash,
ineton, the great. Adams, and the sainted
•Linkin, the President-mite - be• considered the
• Father of his country, hevin so large a ppm
, ••
• bet of helpless children to provide •for, and.
beside& he' lied a instinktive:' respeck for the .
disrienser of anything. It seas difficult for
him, being a open and simple minded man,
not to adhere to the President - but—, •
; • - "Good Heavens!" shreekci Johnson,••that •
little fox aint a goin to speak UT nrs repute-.
shen .
.F . "Dooty requires . the reedin fly the entire
.
dockeyrnent, painful to My feelms ekit may
)e,." Fed Seward. . - lie coneloods,thusly "
) "I am forced to ask you ez 'one
.enjoyin
_.!onfidensliel relations with wbo'oecu
:. Acts the Presidenshel chair, to 'hey it given
' Mt that Istand in oppos'ticin to him. A doo.
• MOARD FOR in" REPCTASLIEN. impels me to
this course." lremain,
„ - - YOORS TR.OOLT. .
t There wuz 2or three more. Gen. Carey,
• 1.. Iv Ohio, requested 'the President to remote
i tim from his Collectorship, es the holdin uv
. :, wui injoorin his repute.shen ; a editor dui
; ,;•est, who wuz s,,edoOced into takin a Post
:1 'tins, begged to her it taken off his hands,
hat he might save his circulashen before it
'., truz everlastinly . too late ; and finally we .
lam to wun the deal uv wich wuz a coat uv
'rms.,-bull dog rampant, bowie-knife couch
. tat, supported by trottiri horses, on a field uv
'teen cloth. It wuz from Hon. John 'Mor
' !ssey,who bed Jest ben elected to Congress
Noo York. . .
Mr. 11lorrisey remarked that es one uv the
liars uv the Democracy, he felt he bed . a
, :e to speck. Ile wished it to be understood
at he washed his hands of any conettion
;Ith Johnson or his party. - ILe hed seed a'
..-
le. In states where the Democrasy, av
i-tich be v;ur. a piller, hed tied themselves to
'-. .tinson, they bed. gone down to a prematoor
ih save. Respeck for the high oflis restrained
I . n from sayin that the Democracy coodent
trry s(ch a cussid load, but he. would say
- it the result uv the elec.tion in Noo York,
Jere" they depended solely on muscle and
n'r.,:ger, wich is the rail Denmenttic capital,
` 0 19 sticceeded, while where the Democrasy
;Izioaded down with. Johntionianism they
~,, tied, satisfied hirn that the President wuz'a
ii' tmlis. He red this w-iih,alldoo respek for
IT') offis. Mr. -Morrissey further rernarked
... tit he had also personal reasons for making"
.. 'f; :is request. He commenced in a hurnble
i t sition and lied filled the public eye long
• . , vff to satisfy his modist ambisben—he bed
i i t 4illoped • Sullivan and Heenan—he hed
ittried the - fastest horses and *on more money
las° than any man in Amerika. His ambi
in wuz satisfied as fur ez he witz•concern
-4 but be hoped to leave behind for his in--
• : ::.i. Sor; (Wich wuz only twelve years of age
f i
i x i c w ie ich rem be a d r 7 a d b e i Ve f l o o r pm on e e nt s u o v te in n t d e e ll r e . ek ii • e an vin d
lady walloped every boy in the skool to
:
••i t h he wits a goin), he desired to leave that ;la honorable name. * Itlied bin given out
i t
V I . he 'win a supporter uv the individooal
fie okkepied the Presidenshel offls, and it
1
:lejoorin him -He wished that' sstigma - 01
Joveda asowno rot ins Reim- muss
.' • .;ed him to insist upon it:. .
1 . r this epistle wuz dooly signed '
Joni: l. lloaftissar, M. C.
't 'l' • mark. _. .
otere was silcnce in the Cabinet: This
4;gstroke intensified the gloom - which lied
- ' tii i -Itd onto the Government, and ezl turned
- 1 . I , :ik:ear-bedesved eyes I saw the great drops
• - :),t••-sin down the cheeks, nv every one pres,
~,. ilt . Mr. Seward retired without saying any
. 'il.' : ./,„” • bout ninety days, and one byone they
„ p .
1 41,i' arted; . • ' '
. .. l . x i •-• wits a solemn time. !There win other
.. 1.,- 2.8 yet to be read. but no one bed the
-:-I'lei to open - 'em. I made a move in that
i'.A
;#.4lkshun, but Androo prevented me. '.l.'m
. • " killi murmured he In a husky.voice, which
.1 - :: ' • l' l ' % ed that bik heart wax peerced.—"lielp
F„:'.ce - ti.bed." I saw The great man bury his
1.. , .• ' , ectooal head beneath the snowy kivrin
- :p, `"s oneasy couch, all but the nose, whlf 4 .:.
-` •.' ~ _-n is the thermometer uv the sole, wig".
l i:a accordingly glowed, not - with • the
'-,-1.-,i i
',ioal brilliant hue, but with a dull; deaf':
-'
- ..:,._-•,-1 1 , 3bastly bloo. Noticin the convulsi-1
•••-`.. lf c - ns uv the kiVera which betrayed the agi.
....-4•p• nv the breast beneath, I whispered in
c ez I - handed him his nite drink UV rye
-At
, i ,., • -wed with bmarbon, that belied
Delaware lied sustained-him.
' faction passed over his nose,
in an instant: "Troo;'*gaSped
ow, but belore the next election'
them 3lassaChtisitts ablishnists_
amid State and re-people it to.
' and • be gave * convulsive gasp
a troubled slumber. ' • -
zhin occasion. .
lITROLZInt V. NAIIIIY, P. m.,
(widokbalnWmittle)
FERTILIZERS;
13 0 1.1 S
SuperitiT Improygd
Super-Phosphate of Mne
MANUFACTURED BY
THOS. L. HOLT, AGT.,
scinrYial= HAVEN, PA
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1/ 00: MAW -.
-:. trlrf..•• s
k....
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- Fainters an`D e eafens in Fertilizers
. obaerre that I
have adopted above “Trade Mark," to show nape
who toe - my Sep..r-Phosphate, .made ' frdni the .litaw:
Bone, that they are getting my manufacture. •
My patrons will plawle be careful - in purchasing, that
the above t•Trade Mark'. is 'stamped upon each Nig, as
none other itt genuine.. ' • • •
• I am now nady to supply the above superior Fertili
zer in large or small, quantlties—in new bags of 200
pounds each. Alice always on hand, a stock of fine
Saw Bone;Duet.:—annli•c!ot—fer top
. dressing. Plaster,
ac. 'A trade discount allowed to dealers. -- : •
The above Fertilizers can be: purchased at GEOTIE.
-,BRIGHT k SONS Store. Centre Bt., Pottsville!, who
are authorized to act as my Agent • - '
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THOS. L. HOLT, Agt..
. 'POET OFFICE ADDRESS—THOS; L. novr,
Sehayl6.l3l Haven, Pa. •••
BENEFIT TO FARMERS!
laonto•PillLLlpSl
GENtrn'y'll
Improved SUPELPHOSPHATE of Lime,
For Sale at-ifi=hlWs Depots
47 N. Front Bl., between:Market and Areb,
PHIIADE I LPHIA.
14 . Bonier?! Wharf, and 93 6e e. tr Street,.
BALTIMORE,. :"-
C .
ONGRESS,having repeal . .tbe Internal Reve-•
nue Law,. taxing Fertilizers nix per .cent.., I beg.
leave to infOrm - the Farmers that from dna day the'
raffle per tentage will be taken off the - retail price of
'Moro Phillapa , Aaper.Pboxplaate of Lime,
SCO 00-lest 0 per cent, making the retail price
-now $OO 40 per ton. of 2,000 lbs.; la Phlwolphla and
Baltimore. • .• • •
Discount iODealore. ' • •.• . • -
MO . P 4 OPHTEJ,ITS;
&de Proprietor and 3im:m*l=er
Philadelphia, Aug* 1. 1866 31.0 m
No lAdvance in Price,
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• Sntiemsrue, Augasi.lat,lBa6. •
• RefeVring to our Circular of July," ISGG, 'we would
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The Internal Revenue Tat upon the manufacture of
.FFertilizdre," was, is you are aware, removed by act
of 'Congress. on the•l3ttiof July last. -.-. - .
' This action was not unhooked for, arre was wormier,
Br ALL, for some time past. . . :- '
We have only to state that, foreseeing that, the tax.
would be repealed, wc saw no Cif:cushy for any id.
vane In : ' • . • .
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF umE,
ONLY TO FALL AGAIN
gur regular price wea;tliere:Csie,
NOTADVA'NOED,
and we continue to turnieh• It at
sa's . per ton 01 2000
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. • ALLEN &ITEEDLES; .. •
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..An iz npre l3t Sole Manufactures.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
FROM.
MRS, M. G. BROWN,
Metaphysical Physician, 410 Arch 'Street,
• Philadelphia.
From a life of . study, observation- . and experi
ence, and" years of practical application Of my
"Metaphysical Discovery" .on thousands of die
eased men, women 'and children, I luive justly.
come to the conch lion that every family iis the
laud, who wish to get rid of disease, and keep it
at bay; =St have my' Metaphysical Discovery
always on hand. - It is.a certain preientative
against . disease. 3t also . treate.and. destrois the
cause of diOCase, coiascouentlY the effects die;
Caterrb, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, with every disease 1:111111, woman or
child is heir to. . - _ ,
It is the only safeguard against. Cholera. It
cleanses every sewer of the human body, hard
mild. the Dealt and purifies the blotid.. In conse
quence of the: above facts, have this' day re
duced the price, so as to leave no barrier in the
way of the diseased. • . •
The:package consists of three bottles, one
used for the Eyes, one for the Ears, and one for
the Scalp. - These three work in conjunction
paseing into the system by absorption, thriehil
hug.the very root of diabase, which is in a ape
cide 'locality in the head. - •
My Metaphysical DiSOOYery is packed In a neat
. wooden case, and will be despatched to any part
of the world on receipt of the price, which will
he.from this 25th day of November, sold at $4
per pkg., or three pkgs., $lO. • •
Celebrated Poor - Richard's Eye Water.. Large
size, $1 per bottle, or six: buttlso fur $3. Small.
size, 50 eta.' Scalp Renovator El, or bottles :
for 15. The 'medicines can be , obtained lirough
your Druggists, or at the Depot, 410. Arc reet,
Philadelphia. ,
The following letter is one of the many which
I receive daily at my different Offices : •
SNAPP'S STATION,
Nov. 20th, 1865.
MRS. M. 13-: Buowri—Madam :—I noticed an
advertisment in a newspaper of your Metaphys
ical Discovery. I sent for a package of the med
icine. I - write to.tell you - that it has proved a
perfect success in a case. of deafness of many
years' standing. Now I send to' -you -for three
packages form) , neighbors., who 'are afflicted in
the same way: Yours respectfully, • .
•„• : C. S. COATES,
LSnapp's Station, Crawford County, pc
• Perfect cure for weak and diseased eyes.
The Metaphysical Mowery .worke.by laws as logical
as those which revote the stars: -
The Celebrated POOR. RICHARD'S ETR WATER
is the key which opens the door, to - - the . health of both
mind and body. Lea all use it morning - and night.
Please .sencl. to the Depot for a circular. - '
-For sale also by JOHN G. BROWN SON, prig
ghes, Pottsville. .
DiM. 2, '65 48-ly
WIRE ROPE 'WORRII OF
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JOHN. A. ROEBLING-,'
Trenton, New jersey.
Or A leap asaOrtment of Wire Ropie constantly on
hand. Orders Med with &patch. For 'size, arengt.b,
and coat, son circul ar.. ......_ pan 1, .0.-I.lr
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HUNTER'S
lODINE SXUSAPARILLA
Is a specific for diseases- of the Blood and Skin. It
positively cares Scrofula, Teller, Erysipelas and sores
of every kind: It is the beat remedy for complaints of
children following improper nourislunent and scarlet
lever.. I have a great number of strong, truthful cer
tificate& of Its favor like the following; Bunning
Sores for 9 years, cured by seven bottles Tatter of
years, cured, one bottle ; a Scaly Disease of the Skin
for 20 years, cured, four bottles; Scrofula 10- years,
cured, five bottles , ; a badly Ulcerated. Throat, cured,
'two bottles ;'Ulcerated foot, 31 years; cured, seven bot
tles , a severe case of ErysipeW,.9. years, cared, six
bottles; Rheumatism,. 2 years,. cured, two bottles.
'Disease of the Blood, 14' years, five bottles.
The lodine - Sarsaparilla purifies theblood, litfusee
new life into the system through its tonic power and it
is also a perfectly harmless composition;' having . beon_
in use about thirteen- yeah'. by
. persons• of all - ages,-
from six months and over. with unequalled sifccees,— ,
Principal Office; No. 919 Market street,
.Philadelnia.
' It. F. BUNTER, Proprietor.
Molesafe_Agents in New "fork; F..C. do Co.
No, 113 Franklin street. • • .
JOHN O. BROWN & SON,-Wbolesala Agents, Cen.
tre St., and agal by all Druggist' ' la Potarvilla. . •
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e e n.w o od. Nursery,-
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PCITTEINT.T...IIGaZa33I.
WORTICULTIJRAI: NOTICE.
wit ILESPEtTFELI!.I( inform the publle
V that in addition to the GREENHOUSh.. and
NURSEIRY . DEPARTY.F.X7B of the above establish
ment% we are• now - preixtred to accept and' execute
orders' for Liiiadmenpo and . Jobiling.Gardert- .
ink 'generally.. Particular attention - given to the lay.
fog out, Improving. and planting of . - .
.
•t ardens, Greenhouses , Grounds, Centeteries,
tonscrwatorieii,, Vineries, Hot Water:
Apparatus,. and Hot Water Tanks
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. erected on the meat economical * plans.
• Designs 'and" Estimates fan:dished When required.
G.miens taken care of by the day or the year. • Pruning
,of Fruit. ishr.de and Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines,
and Doses, &c: Budding and Grafting attended to in
Season. We can also furnish every: kind of Evergreen;
Fruit . Trees, Hardy Flowering Bhrubs,ltaspberriesi
Goosebeeriw„ Strawberriee;Carnuide, Grape Vines, and
Roses, Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots, and will plant
the same If needed.'.
...Also; • Geo ge Oran ge the best hedge
plant known. Our Greenhouses are, well stocked with
a splendid assortment of Winter Flowering Plante- of
everything • worth cultivating: - • • • •
. Weddings, Balls and Parties supplied with' BOU
QUETS DINNER TABLE DESIGNS, 'WREATHE..
'he. on the shortest possible notice, as well and as
taa
sonable;as elsewhexe. - . •
Many hardy Roots arid Balbe are_ tatter planted in
the Fall, as lierbaciens,*
,Peoniar, Hyacinth; Tulips;
Crocuses, Japan LEWIN- &e.; . which we. have: a good
supply.tm hand. Everything new of interest is contin:.
nail) , being added... .
Or Orders left at BANN.i?Vi Boolister•
or at GREENWOOD Nintaxgr a will milt • with
prompt attention: - • - • Oct. 90, Va.
MSS' .PATENT HAIR ORIMPERS,..,
ForCrhaphig amid Wavpsig Ladies*
;fa Haiti /*fired in Using Theaa •
irk your atorekeeper fat them U he_dOeg riotkeesi.
them write to the - manufacturer, E. WINS, Sixth St.
and Ca:amnia Avenue. rtdla.- &p4;22 195-3 S-4111
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I_l•EY'Llti -PRO YOB ACTS far • the sure of
H•~OUQRRsCottr., SMIE.MTS-0,"71:1311
CHEST, pronounew3 by theme who. have need It to be •
:the best remedy. for the mow of adds ever offered to
Abe public... Reed the fellow' testimonial: -• ,• • ••
-Arm C. ItsOear Sir :—lt affords me pleas:
!are to beer testimony to the 'efficacy cd
:11111. 4 " in :removing • Coughs and Bronr.hial Affections,
-thaving blued immediate and permanent retie[' -
the tow of bo de , .one' alter havleg tried ina n y .othe
• lemedirs for. a yeoldllA COngt with
whit
3 suffered for some sixeks &irk& the pest winter..
Geepactluily you* T. - A- GODFREY. •
-For the One of -Bunn.. CaII.I3LAT3OI;-
ilheamatnnt, „Foisted .Feet, 'Sore Throat Nenralgle.•
panik•gamds,.-Xsynises, etc.. Alm. Bey Pills, for the
speedy acid effect* curs of Piles, bopkagr lrw a
BErCeil sod examine feetfmonuais •
ritANQW•AVISTATT,..iismnt; . •
- Centro Ett.;', opreeltethe)lfOrtimer Hone,
And for male by Dr.-Geo. Yemearra, :Ashland: Wied.7
Brionmer Mabanoyeityo3. & 13.1Pbtillps, Re* (Est] - James GIRD.; Swararort pen.-11.11offrainnilnlileonAi•
Gin..Rardrasuk,Scimykill Maws r-littn.lElYfammer,
orwsgibing ; J, , lt Jolmeon.ldinersrthe /71X4
Et. Mr„, Octobesati 141:-41t.ly --•
Hewn% PAPILIIN24.4 is• ~ ri p c ied se
ca teir at ia i Swim
alk*.
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1 .1 3 -11-•,E A/I' I -N" E-B S
.Pliii:OLF:111:A - . - . - ':.
OILS;' .. .CANDLES
We Offer to the • trade a full A . siortinent of Gila and '
Candles of the best quality, among which are
Pnre . Winter - Bperm • .
Bleached Winter Whele
Ilaziced..N. W.. dolUst Whale. OIL
:Patti Winter. Lead ...
Carboiur'ogo (gest /30iiids) : .. OIL.
Lubricating fine:or hpavyitlitchittery
Bpegn Dandles, all eiies,
.N..lledford*ande.. -
Adamantine H otelsOandlee, teie and es.
Paraffine . or Wax Candles,
The same careful attention to' the quality:l9f our
geode that has characterised our' house 'for nearly 19
years put, Is observed; and dealers throughout the_
country cm rely tipontettlt4 PURR A.RTIMM - froat
• ALLEN & NEEDLES ;
. Canuaisslon. Merchants and • Dellera it •
an S. Dela. Avenue, *lid '41.1 . 8. Waite* St.,
• . • 'PHILADELPHIA.
' • &tither 27. 41 • .• : • 42.19 t "
• DANIEL' SC • ILOLSOILItI4,-.
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CIO Cabinet Ware. Rooms and papufactogy t .
238 E;OUTEC SECOND STREET,
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N. B. —Perronfgolna to the Cttj tltel It to their
advantage to canned examine the stock... D. N. .
• Sept. 27..6% - SA-ti
Extensive Millinery Establisiment I 1
Ne. 904 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
MADA.,MOTP.ELLE KBOCH; •
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MILLER DE PARth,
Hiving rebuilt and greatly. enlarged her place o
business, has now on band an entite new atwortmen
Of the very beat style of. , • "• • . .
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her nninercins 'agents •in Paris; 'she k ena
bled to present ln.advaziee of other eitabliabunents the
Ivry latest European styles-In: . - .• • .
• Boauspis; Read Diessieli, - Caps; oath-
Ribbons,Viamie!t, dte. .•
. ' • THE. SALRS ROOIMS . .• ;'
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Are constantly stocked with the choicest goods, and
those sending orders can be • accommodated. at the
shortest 'possible notice. .
THE XOURNING DEP.4I.RTitERT.
Xi tharoughli org*nized; and,haa biedmait . e,ispecl
ality In the establishment.. . •••• .• • . • • .
THE WITOLBSALB.DRPARTM2NT
. . . . . . . .
. , .
, (hTera great Inducements to bidlineri,.. who can'at
any time be terniahed with pattern bonrieta oftho very
latest styles, prior to their being eippsed at retail.-.
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N. B..—Breneis, English mind .. Gersniiii
Spoken. ••' • • •-:- Nov. 10; •66-45-6 m. .. •
j. TA.YLOR,
102 S Chestnut Street, •
.
Dealer In Fine Watelies, -- •
- Elegant Jewelry, •
• Diamonds, • - -
Rich Silver Ware, Suitable for Presents,
Plated Ware, Clock 2, &e 4
AT LOW RIC. 2 S . F
.OR •C ASH
Nov 10, '6B • • • . -45.1 m••
.TO LADIES AND GENTS. • ' "
Latest - Style Chalaleen; Jet-Long Chain
Ladies' Jet Ear Sings • - 50
Jet Breast Pin • 26
Gents , Jet Watch .Chains
. .
• 50
' Sent, by mail to any address at the above priCe£l.
Matinfactured by. . HILL,
Nov 10-:45.4t) No, 259 Market Street;.Pbiltula: •
A. MAN A. THOUSAND.
Coniumptive (*red • .
TS. 11. JAMES, a retired - Physician of great
eminence, discovered while,in the East Indies, a.
certain . cure for. Consuniption Asthma; BronchitiN
Coughs, Cold, and General Debility. The remedy was
'discovered by him when. his only child, a daughter,-
was given up to die._, His child was cured, and- is now .
alive and' well: Dsirous of benatting his fellow'
mortals, he will send to those - who wish it the fecipe,
containing full directions for ma,king and succeSsffilly .
using this remedy, free, on receipt of their names,
'with two staicips to pay expenses. • There is not a
single symptom of Consumption that it' does not at
'once take hold of 'and dissipate r i. - Night sweats, peev
lahness,-irritation of the nerves, -failure of memory,.
difficult expectoration,- sharp isiins lathe lungs, sore
throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, inac
tion of the boWels, wasting away of the niuscles.
. M - The: writer will please state the name 'of „the pa
per they see this advertisement in.. .Address -
CRADDOCK & iX0.,•.1031 Race Bt.,
o
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43 ( 1
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1-4
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LIFE
AND
ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE
EFFECTED TO ANY AMOUNT IN RE-
LIABLE COMPANIES.
liptaal Lilo, of New York ' 9116,000,0A0 00
'Perui Mntnai ,Life, Philadelphia 1 , 500 * 0 1:4')
New'Toirk Accidental
Phenix of Now . York
Interattioxuil, . 2 ilk;
do ...,
Germania • do
!rdiram or Hartford....
MnthAzdeei44o
Merctaiukte *- do —.....
iliHriud of Ptalidelphis.
TOTAJL, ASSETS :
: *24 ; - ..7 . ;1-8 p: '-..2--.9.
11041 :is. Aaciiitti4 by thfi Schuylkill
Co. Ikard of Undenvriteiw.
astassq giTecrED '
TO I : - A IV y - T 4.-
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Ivrnioirr .axv • Titorrent DELAT THE
With a good list - communes ansis : elo!se
attentiou to Ix/sines* Ice "bops cd Merit s
share al The fuldid-patitnige.
Mks over Ilardintre
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POTitiy - 11' ; ILI
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HAROWIRE,. CITLERT; TOOLS
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Coehltsr clarrniANDlA#Ell7,•!trioll 07 ml WO'
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march rr, !OS : . 414:-
EllOllll - ':1 illf t
Hardware,
NEARLY,. OPPOSITE THE MINERS' BINH,
Sept. 1, G 6
The ?wit Retiabie H i nd safe . P ?mip fur .o'eeing
.. . .
,
We are now. repared to furnish aye • different sties
of Pumps to lift a 12 inch cohfmn of water from 100 to
400 feet perpeudicni a- bight, and AvillAtirow.AS moth
water as a2O inch Garnish pump." , • -
,-•
.Price lists and estimates for - AS:trope, Mid all otter
inforination will be furnished on • . applictitlou to the
undersigned. . Pumps will be set-by responsible men
.and guaranteed, and all to be of the beet material and
Workmanlike manner. - . • -
. . .
• Column and • steam * - .pipes 'and 'boilers; is 'required
about mines furnished at lowe.t prices and . snort no-
Ike. .Address . •- • . - PETE.R . KINNEY, •
.
• 'We have in nse at .our Locust . Dale Coliterty;,a No.
.11 “Thatcher Stearn Engine and Pump,^ purcluised from
Peter Kinney,. Bin., general. agent of Waterman &-
Beirei, 'Manufacturers, Dan Ville, Pa: The pump dies=
charges from 350 to 41)0 gallons of .water per 'minute,
and is thorougLlk practical, economical, and a oampleo
success. : '• J. LOWDEN BEADLE. Supt. •
Locust Dale,' Ang . --August 4, '46L-31,
Ptit VES dL SONS • --•
. .
Scrap , i
Iran:acd Illetallleha
rCnts;••
•
..u..4e1:175E.,126 FOUNDRY 'FUR- '
-NISHERE,..V. R.cciirner of SOUTH dr .z.PBVN.
andlio. 1T SOUTH Streets," • • -..r.
- • "'•
•PMILADRLPIIIA
. Ingot CoPper, Ingot'Braeti Bid, do. do:Yellow,
• Tin.Ltiir Tin; Pig Lead, Bar Lead, Speiter,,. Antimony,
Babbitt Metal, Bismuth, - Soldere, line Iron, Sheet Iron;
.Sheet Zinc, Steel; Boras,..Crucibles, Foundry 'Facings,
• Anvil's, Vines, Files, itc., Old Metals, Old Copper, Old
Brim% Old Lead, • •
rr - New . and . Secoud-hand • Machlnlitti and Slick
smiths' Tools, and Steam hlnginea; bciught ard sold.
larArticlea of every description in use by Machin
ist. and Foundrymen, tarnished to order. . • •
Caah•paid for Scrap Iron, 014 Balls, lOW all kitdO of
• • - .• • • July 1, !Si '4-27-ly
LEWIS C. T.HOMPSON & Co.,
• . - (SITIN . OF TILE SAW,) : -
C Cenire . anA Market Strcets, ,
•
POTTSVILLE,
Anthoilzeil Agent for the Baia of EL DiSS . l . 6l4;6goodi
direst from thi Factory.. •
From 0 to G 0 inches:ln 'diameter. ,
Sawa Regummed; Toothed, and made to order
October 27, !ea
• • •
•Importtitit; : tO Owners :of Tare.. Stook;
.• •
Mei "Went Eastcrn.."Dtective .
INSURANCE CONY' .
•• :,• • . •••
`lncorporated March 14;11366, by the State
. . of:Ponna.. Charter Perpetual.-..
. - • .
• • • •
OAP ITAL -,• : .:- -, . ---- 41 -$lOO 060bo.
• . • • - . -•
To ins re :against losses tesulttaa fmm death - .llj amt
tent. theft, . the. or cikelLSei . 4ORSES; MULES AND
' PRINCIPAL .OFFICE-108 Bouth Fotul,b - .street,
below Chesinnt Phlledolphls' • • •
100,000 00
Cot.
CHAR.
''Pruident Da. B. BETr e , •
DANL. L. BBTHRLY, A
HOFF. tjul.
Vic* Pregident , General Aged.
1,091,143890
1,419yG4T !Pi
'1,410,!MS AO
REPHEMECEBe by permission,to the following
named• Gentlemen :—Hon, Simon Cameron, Harris
burg, Pa. t. Hon. Chas, Pitman, Pottsville, Pa:: Ben
jamin liannan, Pottsville, Pa. Likud Patterson, Potts
villa, Pa.: Di. John:Glaninger. Pro.. Lebanon Bank,
Lebanon, Pa.; Gen, John L. &leiter, Reading, Pa.;
Benjamin Hamood, Esq., Pottsville, Pa.
Junelgl. 'der 25-Gm
T18,,9 82
654;410'41
416,132 12
- !119,015 IS
. • •.•:-: .- : STEEL WIRE ROPE
pA
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1.. - 'f r. Th a rabiS;Sibers ilia igen tsfor
' •e' (", s- I, GARNOCIC.. BIBBY: a. CO.'S
CO.'S
.. V. LiFt„.--c t , r a T e rated r Steelt Za. ty se a lb c d h a d ir o s .
• Il k A;, : ir i , 4 4 4 , Ali , . 4 :idellitguipadorto Imp Ropes on
f..... '444wors, .4? , - amount or task great.r. strength,.
• Vato - -", 4. .... . tit:di - Seal and tonahinfem and are
: ' l‘ .- ,e ' ' . t .' givilig gh:2__rtke rs-t inin ga r Ve r E i n,s °li ..
•, • ."--`''"':- • . •th :
Junix W, I' AeABOIN a .
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Sept lii:YOG ' '.. ' • - • ''' 0-I -
514,998
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NEW . I3NION READERS.
. • To feelie4l Dearth ati Teneilieirs.
We are authorised by:the publishers 6f these Boob
to furnish them' AT REDUCED _ BATES to . School
Boards and ;Waal' sesfol:Prfslas'Behools for introduo;
lion- Thew Books;..' after - a thorough
hose beentintrodoold.bto.ttoiPublbs getogit Of Potte:
yule; as the best Readers now published. • • •
For terms - oHntrodeetie*--406.- r el y at theltook-
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me theaCat. BOOKWORM: ".
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onnd tri.WibercatcilL7 7 WeiVuettlie beeirthat
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see 4 re and energetic= soaks in trare'jlioo • kit gide
ter_expg' is* ronituanir
Ilis4 I-041s . Perwas Psi 'WIN Ph.
HARDWARE.
DEALERIii IN
Cutlery,
Tools,
Paints,
Glass,
&cu dio.;
P . ottav ille,
Afiries now in use
CIRCULAR siws,
.3 7 ,.-::: - 0:TY . - -.:::R':,..,felA':I4:;',.:-:.:.-1.: 7. : . :..Q . :,.7....1'.. , '.4:: - ipi.: : :;.7..':- : 7 ',:.;':,:,:2..4.-:';':::.':: . :1', , .8,.6: - : :et::.,
ItAILROADS.
3E11.1. -41,150#1[1:1114110.14.1. 41/1.
/MX VEN - 11: B. - - • ' '
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sad after MONDAY, Noiriaber 27th, - 1.565, Pao-panzer Trains wIII itaye Sehayikill Hawk= folkiwa ;
'At It2o FOR G . LFaI . , gamma%
.
Retiring: will leave Miaersiille at . 8.03.A.. M., and •
Glen Outwit at 1.40 .P. M.. connecting at Schuylkill ,
Haven with morning andaft.einotaa.. Passenger , Trains
forPhifadelphla
Passenger Train between ' Ashland. and - , Locust Gap-
Jana:lon: . JunctionconnectMtviith stagd to and fromSbamokin. •
• Leave Locust GaJunction.at 10.30 A. M •
- Leave Ashland at 4:45 P. M. •
Ccinnecting.with PassengerTraini on M. a: B. hi. R.
R. to and fmm Pottsville, at whit point connections
will be made with baba on Phil:ult. and Reltdimiß. R.
- • id. X. WO . OTTgg, Supt.
* Ciesegnil3 4 Tcri. 16th, ; • , 464 f
QOM . AVID 811 . MQUEIXAMMA .
ia MU IL ROALS.—Ch usage of Moore:' •
.__-
•.On'and after '1265,, P-saienger . Trains' ill
leave:Pottaville daily {except Sundays) at 6.45 A M for'
Auburn, Pinegrove Harrisburg, and at 1 P Mlor
Auburn, Pinegrove and-Tremont. • • . .
Passengers by 6.45 A M train from Pottsville will ar7 -
rive et •Harrisburg.via Pinegrove at A1.:20 AM in time
toconnect with trains going. emit or. west on Penni.;
Coriaberland :Valley, Northern Central and Lebanon
Valleyro
-The - 1.00 PM train from • Pottsville will. connect at.
-Auburn with up. morning train from PhilidelPhia leav
ing -Auburn at 1.60 P M for Puregrove, and arriving •at
'Tremont at 3.30 PM. 'Will leave • Tremont for Pine.:
groin at 6.00 PMi - connecting there 'Avitti 4.00 P M
train from Harrisburg and returning to Treniont at
-7,00 PM. •• Returning will leave Harrisburg at 4.00
P M ixinnecthig at PinegroVe at . 6.35 - P M. with train
for Tremont, and at. - Auburn with up Passenger Train
for Pottsville. Passenger Train will leave Tremont at
7.00 A M. connecting at Pinegrove with tram to liar
-risbing: at - Auburn . with down morning , Passenger
Train from Pottsville - tor Philadelphia, . and arriving - a t
.Pottsville at 9.20A11. .• • •
;
• Fare frOM . Pottsville to ':Harrishurg.. •$2 06. ' For
lichens or other information app ly to • r
- • 33:11, =
. .- TRACY,. Supt.
Feb 1,46. - . -. • • • .
- • .. . •
..• . - .
pIiILADIRLPBI, I I. & BEADING B. B
..
Sturipier Arrangenient of Passenger Trains.
. . , . . .
'Leave Potts Ville at 7 . .00 arid 8.45, A. M., and 2.45.P:'
M.., arriving in 'Philadelphia: at ;.1.00. and - 4.40 and
. Leave Philadelphia at: 8.60, A. M., -12.45, noon: and
5.80,,P. M.; arriving at. Potteville at 12.25, noon, 7.35
and 8.30, P.. M. .
The 7.00 and 8.45, A. M., and 2,45. P. 31., ..down. , and
8.00, A.• PC,' up Trains; connect at Reeding for'Allen
19w.n. Easton, New - York, .Lebanon, Harrisburg; Haiti:
more, and the West. , . • • . • . _ '
The 12.45 and . 3.30, P.M. ; up'Traina,..cennect only
ibr' Lebanon, Harrisburg, &c., and with' . .Ecading and
Columbia Blamed
. . .
. . „
'On Sunday leave - Pottsville at 8.00, A. M., and,
delphbs at - 5.15, P.• . • '
Mine Hill Rail. Road.
. .
. . .
Down Trains leave hlinereville at 8.10; A:. M., and
Glen .CaThon . at ~ 1.40. P. M., connecting at Schuylkill
Haven with 45, M.. and 2.45. P. M., Trains for
Philadelphia. Up Trains -leaVe .Schnylklll,. Haven at
.7.26, A. M., and 12.20;; noon, connecting with tfikA.
from Pottsville, and 8:0(1..A. M., from Phila
.delphut: 'Leave LOcust .Hap 10.30. A. M., and Ashland
12.45; P: M., connecting with... 2.45. P. M.: Train for Phil.
adel c t i hii,. and .8.00,. A. hi., Train for .PotteNille. Na
Sun•
Schuylkill and Susquehanna R. R. •
The 7.00,- A, M.; and ,0.00, P: M.; Trains from Tre
'Mont, and 4.00, P: M. froth* lianiabur g , connect at An -
Sumrn
bu with 8.45, A. M., Train.for Philadelphia, andt2.4a, •
. noon, Train for Pottsville. • • •• • • .
. The 7.45.• A. M.; at11.50,•P..M., Trains frOM•Aulmm
connect with 0.40, A, M... and 1.00, P. M., Trains from
Pottsville.'
. •No Sunday Trains. . • . -
.. . . .
Schnyl. Valley and Illonntnin Link R. IC
- Leave.Pottaville at. 'LOO and 11.30. A./11., and 7.15, P,
M.. Leave Tamaqua -at 1.35; A. M.. and 1:40 and 4.15.
P.. 51.• - *Sundays : Leave Tamaqua •at 5.45,A.t M..; - and
PotUrPe.at - 2.00, P. M. •.. • • . .
111. and-13. Mt: and E. M.
•
The 6.00 and. 11.30, A. M... Trains from Ashland, .on
next' at, Mt.,Carbonoyith A- 31:,• and 8.45, P. M.
Trains - [or Philadelphia
-• • The . 9..15, As 31., gad 1.00 and 82.55, P.M.. Trains ['aim
Tamrt4ua, connect at Mt. Carbon with 7:00, A: M. horn'
Pottsville ;-• at Port Clinto n 'with 8. 0, -A211.. up Train
from Philadelphia., and - at Mt,' Carbon wi:b 3.30, P. M.„
up Train [rum. Philadelphia.: A' mixed :Pasienger and
Freight Train leaver. Ashland - al 1.05, P. KJ for Tama
qua:'. Sundays : Leave Ashland 7 .00, A. M., and Tau:a
qu' 3.15, P.. 31. •
. • • • •
fLittle Bc-h4ylkill:-R.
..The 11.40, A: intiu'from•Pti.rt
P. Train front Tamnqua;'contiect •liith $.OO, A. M.,
Train from Philadelphia, and 2.46,, P. Al., Train for
On SruillYs : Leave Tiun.sqna at •1.30. A. M., and Port
clinton.at.i.oo P. M. .• . •• . • . • ...- • ....
• The .6:45; A. M., dawn Train to' IleadinT, etope. at
etatione between - Putterille und• Re:idiot. The
330. P. M.,.np. Traiuli . ont Philadelphia; Rope only at
principal etations. . • - . • -. •• • •
C.ChnlirlirTATlON TICKETS,. . .• •
With 26 'coupons attached; betwneu any points deohtd,
at per. ceut.. discount, ' • • "
ECELEAGE TICKETS,
Good for ili0111.) miles, beiweeitall points, Tor Families
and. Business Firms, at $112 . 50. T • •
Season Tickets between all points at reduced rates,
School Season Tickets one,thircl less.. • •
SO lbs: of baggage each Passenger. ,• • "
Excitirsaion . .Tickeis &did 'PhtladeliAld. 'to. Potts
vine andidick, good : for Saturday, , Sunday and Muuddy
• • Nic . . o.last,- . Gerter*lStipetidtenctertf.
June 'Ue •. . . . .
liunimer.Arrangewents: •
.ON AND AFTER MONDAIi May 21ft; Trains cid
the Lehigh- alley Railroad - will ran. in connection with
the sevorul.roatla running. to "Wilkesbarre; New... York
and Philadelphia as follows:
Leave - : • . P.. M. A.M. •P. M. 4. - M.
Wilkesharre • • •r. , 8.00. '1:35 •
White • ' 9.30 3.00 •„ •
Tannery:... ...... .. • 9.36 • 3100 ,
' Illekory -Run, . •• : -9.45' • 3.15 ,• .0
Mud Run • '- • :• • •.9.61 3.29 •n
Rockport / • . : ' 10.043 ' 8.31' '•
Mahanoy • City • • '• 2.15
. Audenfie.d:, • ' 2.00 • :14
geanesVille' •
,2.16
Beaver Meadoiv ... .. • . • •
866 2.35
'Weather.; .
Penn .. • ' • 10.24. • 3.53
Manch Chant; - •. 490..10.97 ..,'4.25, • . '
Lehighton., • 4.40 10,67 -.• 4.35. '
Perryville ' • • ' :4.40 :* , - 4:41
,LeMeh - 5.01 • :456'
. 5.07 11.20 5.02, • •
•• '6.17 . • 5.13
White lltlll ' 6.34 ..• 5.30 • •
Coplay- • • • . 1.3E_11.42 . - 434 •
.H.okepdauguri. • '•• :6.42 5.38.. •
Catasauqua • .• •• 5.46. 11.47. ' .5.42
. Furnace ...... • . . , - 4.64 • • 15.10 , •
Allentown 6.00 .11.57 5.55 1.10
:Bethlehem • 12.40 6.15 ' 12.13 6.15': • 1.20
Preetwinsburg 12:99 ' 6.236.24 1: 2.00
Easton . • 1.116 0.94 12.43 •• 0.46: •• . •
Philadelphia • 9.20 2.36. 8.45 • .
New York 620 10.10 . 4.10. 10:45 .6.00
UP .TRANS.
'Brartoria's .• No. S. No. 6.1 . ..T0. 10;NO. 2. No„-4
1- Leave A. 11. . AL. M.' A. M. P. ISC,
New York 7.00 - .12.00 • 4.00 9.00
..-.91.00
, 1;30 . 5 3 6
Easton • , 9.47 . 11.23 1 7,40 1.6,1 11.24
Preemluisharg........lo.lo • 3.49 . 8.06- • -
Bethlehem.:.. . .4.00 '8.15 12.24 11.53
..... 10.37 * '4:15 ': 8.30, 12.36 12.04
CatasanOna ....:10.47 4.98 8.42 • .
Rokendangrte, .. •;. 4.33..8 47 ' •
•' • • • -•
Copia> , • .10.57 • .4.39 • 8.51 ;•
•
White Hall - 11.02 4.43 " 9.56 1 . • 2
Laorke . 11:10. 450 9.04 • n , ' g- •
• Dale ' 11.19 • 6:00 . 9.14 •
siatington ' • 11.29 ,&12 9.26 w
lehigkGap, _ 5.18 9.91 ;, --•
Lehighton ' ' 11.66 6:39 • 9.50 i. • .
Manch Chunk' 19,05 • 11.60 1190: I.
'Penn --Haven.. ..12.32' , 6.13'' . •tv
Beaver 1.24 . - • ,17 . -
: • Jettneeville ' 1.89 ' , •.• •-. •
Andel:tried . • ... 1.44 :, • . •
Shenandoah'
Rockport . 12.53 • .6.37 . • .
'Mud Run •
MickOry. - Run..:..::1.07 6.53
Tannery 1 .17: 7 01'
White •Haven 1.23, • 7:01' • • - •
.470 4MBCTIONB
: • . . (mammal. a. oe az9V - ' ' • .
All Up and Down 'trains connect at •Kaeton with the
trains of the Central Railroad of New Jersey to andfrom
twirls r:rnisrr.vs2ru ItAILROkii
Dosin trains Nok. - 1, 5 , and .7; and' np tialtkTilos. 2
and 8, connect at Bethlehem with trains, for Philadel-
Phia'.....Trains from Philadelphia 'connect at Bethlehem
with down train ,and with. nu trains ljoa. 8 &.10.
Mn=MM
-Dirarn trains Nos. 1 and 6, and ap trains Nas. 2; 4,6,
and B. connect at Allentown with trains. for Reading
4ild.Harriaburg. ' Trains from. Ilarrisburg and• Reading
connect at Allentown with 'all down trains. . • • ;
• smvinsatz DELavianr.
" •
Down trains Nos. I, 'a and 5 connect at Phillipsburg
with trail:m*llw Philadelphia: - - Trains from Philadelphia
connect. at 'Phillipaborg with tip•i.ritinelTos. t and 11),*
and ixahsi from Belvidere connect with up . trains.lsios. 6
-• Down train. No. T and , tip...train I4o; corinect it
JunatlO'n • with I . .ndnaof the CataWiaaa It, It.
Dotal. trains lioa. - 5 and 7, and , np train No. 8; con
sect with trains ot , the Hazleton Railroad. . .
tsaitbu •.`N BIJERVERANNA ILAILEOAI,
Doism tnittliS lios. b and 7, and up trains Noe. 6 and
8, - connect at White Haven with trains •of the Lehigh
and Susquehanna Railroad to and'.fromWllkesbarre,
without diange:of me between Wilicesbarre and New
York •No change. of cart between. Wilkesbarre and
Philadelphia on np.train No: ff and down train No. 5; •
. ' 'ROBERT H. SAYRE, _
. . . . .
• Superintendent and Engineer
GOVERNMENT
N..A '1,.1G,N;A:1.--'.:RA'N.L'i
Offers. for sale at torten market 'rate
GOVERNMENT, gECITRItTES.
8.17-10 Treai. Notes date of. Aug. 15, '64
41 if 44 • f , ' June 1 ' 5,'65
. fr .cr • 4. July
• 5-00 Loan of 1862.* • -. .
.5-20 Loan of 1864.
5-20 Loan of 1865.
40-10 Loan of 1861: '
GOLD, STOCKS AND BONDS
cIOVERMEENT BEGITRITIES BOUGHT
- „
IDRAF
, •
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iir4d. .
On England, "reload, Prance Germny, tor We In'
- - lIIINT'ZINGER,
; Pottsville, Jardrug . • • 4- tt •
New Seasonable' Goods.
ncErvIED, AT
ROBERT ;-A. GLOVER'S,
Ceutra street, Pottsville, .
A new imd ?eclat ormortment of Spring Dry Gx..ds,
e cc = tb Uoa chokg I ttoo s,ioaa ; kind. gr=f Groceireo, d 34 14 01
tll°`"7l°‘!est cash t
prices,
. . .... _
S:. Solar
IW l i le.:-::Picklity. Jars: , Sp•up . 311111
0. Solar j a r & - ,.pattar .Dit.hes.'.N_Rings
011ie ;ftliiW.;ll:e • eTs. /kie.:,: Ac. , Sliver. _Tobacco
Bazeillzmitwittivkl , .. ..',.... .. a a . GßEatit-
. :Der..:l6. 41ti,54 , 0- 1,.. -. ', ; • . .
(ultra;: SC. Pottiwillii: .
.
THEBESST
• __Tioz,vorOuTassit.
"Maddke Patied Vita;
iuditirth lb eiza.'tbdtcfaghly
.I:dadA with smooth bole, *ad
''aissiy ivy batter dda69ta sm.
aanatel than the commis sea chid =eine.
highredgeipAa,
"41. M
MAY 13,
CATAWIMA 'RAILEOAD
eartlitoAD
AND ALL
AND SOLD.
---to:---
BUSINESS CARDS.
. .
..IFIENIEV-PJLEASANTE,'. : ' ... . '.
....
. . . .
MEM . .
'• " :CIM:E... AND.EITkriNGENOR4 .
_lrripocts. Collieries,: and .- einininea Mtnend. and Oil,
Janda, :Ornaz—Easdakois Building,'..C . entrii
tilt,eppoSite Epistolist Church. . : . .
. T. • QUILIT.CII, .and.' Mining
E
Potts7file;. Pei; • '
.OFFIGG oo door. Of Geo. Gright..s Beildlog,iCent'
Art. 4creet,
•
-• __,. _... t .
• Hkirmia.. unoTtaxiim, ciriu.fiud mi.
Ding Amineers;' Iture . el , B Building, ''.ieFond. find
Itlahantango Stfeet4. - ~.. a _ .:_. . - • -
-
STEPHEN 1,L.k4.R1.5.: •: ' JOSEPH .S. HARRIS..
• . July 80. -. : •. , September f.'6,. , Ca . .....:19- • .
. tc e 8 P
th e nn E -7 ;° 411 e. " rc a I -P S
i; 1 7 ; 4, ° A!
.. -October .".- • . *- - •
, . ...41-tf •
PRANK CARTER, Real Estate Agent,
MARANOT CITY; Schuylkill County, Pa.. -
147 Letter Addieachlthanoyelty P: O."
111 i-eh . , • . •-
A -GE hicy....For the Purchtuse attd.
'l3k. of Beal EAtate; buying and selling .Costtaking
charge of Coal Landai.Minea,ac., and. collecting rents.
,Office Tifahantango Street, Pottsville, .
Axel 6, . - CR AB lit HII.L.
• ' • • .
• CIItLE. AND 1111171:NO -g,NTELOKE:II;.: •
ptlicek--Iturrells Irinhuntongo
• • • .: s treet, • '
May : : • • . .16; •:.
• VisE en w.. GEARY', •
Civil and Dliniag En,zineee..
Orkwi - r.), Sn.xwar. : TrlaAcx
'Mach 10,..6d • • • • Ip-ly*:
R ANK. SPOHN,
BUTCHER,
... . .
o .
111arket St. • north nide, west r Centre St.;
•" - . - -.-' -pirrrmveLLF:••• : . .....-
•• ctqlce Frabh B4er, ; : hlutiOn. yeai, 4.C.,' supplied to
The petroaige of.t.p.e public it' tetpeehtity eoheitetl;
April 14, - 'G; • ••••••• L.. . .. . . 15-If
..
m. - LEEnraigns,
"WATCS,
LI CLOCKS,
and JEWELZY,
M.W.kYS ON iTAN'D
.LW bit study of 310,Ucul Instiuments, Violin &dugs,
limn. Viol suing 4oulltaujo c0u4.4L141.1y .
.ou baud. • I . ' ~. Jan 30, id 'G4: - 6.
• ifIAL.SE ne.cra. . cues: w. yiLviamyri.L.
HAUSE4 WILDERMIITA
• .CSqco rs.io P. S, ilaeEeler,)
wficA.y.ii• ALB 'AINp lIET.ALL'DSALLIE.73../3
TOBACCO, SITIJEF • and SEGARS,.
NEARLY. OPPOSITE - TILE' bIDATLItER ROUSE,
Poueviue, Pa
Jrl3:l °O, '6B
. •
.
DR... W. ~ K. • MNEAWAVER •qw.t--
.• . OEIIIIIST I :. . . lasa- Sal -
• . .
: . Successor t o Dr. B. S. Lan . r.fdon,' .•- •. . . . -
Caraduate of :Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgeo.,)•
•.' ROOMS :111.drketo nt., above Third.
, lar - ther and . Chloroform administered when do
sired..:.p
Rorracaots.:=-Prof T. L. Biicklogliam, D. D. S.:ld.
D.;;Prol. E. Wildman, D. D. S. M.....1).v . Prof. James
Truman, D. D. 5 . ,; C. N. Pierce; D. D. S:,' of Phhadae
and others. - . ' - .- ' March 3 . 1..... , 66.-13-ly • -
. . .
t
Teeth. Extraced
• - . 4asaia
Without Or'gorencsa.- . • .
•
The onderitgned-thet 'introduced. ail enttrelst new
mett,..: for
. .r,XTR.AC'II.2;44 'fflEl'll, - . which isperfect
ly vete,' hartalens and -pleaPtd: Come Mid try it for
yourselves: - Also Nitrous Oxide this 'adritinistered in
its liure id - ate... Artificial Teeth inserted. Tenth tilled
with.the greatest 'care... . • . .• •
Otihm,•corneeSenond 'and Market Ste., Pottsville..
Sept 1, '66,35-6nll - • N..11,0WM AN, Denthit •
• 017..Eltrat,
lijk • l'TVittelhittaker,&',lieiveler,
CENTIIE
,(thret, doors rti.)ove the llOrthuer'Hone,) has now on'
halal a large 144 well eeleetetiteeiertruent of. ,
Of the lateit styles anti highest standard of Sliver.—;
A fee cr lilt cif }'rare,,:.6. large and gi,neral.
variety. of 'superior Pbited ‘Vate,'. suttt,an • Ted 111 Id Ta
.ble Sugar Sp font 'Oyster aud . Pie and.
Fish linives, - : Cake. Baskets; Stands; Castors,
.Batter. Dishes,. Wadera, .Pitchers.. etc., of which
will be sold.lit the very lowest prices,'
. N. 13.01 d Sili , er bought undo taken In excliange.
The highest pries given. •- . 4.16-3-
•
.lEncourage . .I!tptu,el.lllanufzetuFeei.
• - CIIILAICLES iliElltßEl4 •
• .• :AinrinFecTunin nr
S
•- II
ALAMANDE" :SAFES.
Se:colid .51.4 - Pottsville • .
Announces. to the basiness community of this . ,
.and adjuinlag countiva, that lie- manufae. ! E({l
Laren S.AlaOL.k2.l/}.:ft SAFES of all sizes and al
kinds, warranted Fire-prool'ochich,..lb. ' pointof
workinabship dud tilliA4 compai s e - with thueo ob
tained frimi any other establishment in - the country.—
He always - keeps safes on hand tbr sale, and will - make
them any size, fur Banking and Other jiiititu
tious,..as cheap, if. not, cheaper than they can be obtained
•
from abroad. • • • • .
lle refers to Behjamln Ilakwood, deorgeßright,Thoi,
Cooch aod A. Jleaderon, of this liorough, who have
his Safir:. in Ivo; • - . guile 13, 4;3.-24-U
.• I ND.EIIIIC.
AIL kiniLi 'Books, Ihezitihn.w., • •Nesegpapeni;
to
gether with.:Mu,ie and Old .1:.:01;s rebound at short
notice-it our Bindery; :.• . • '
• AL kook of 1.3.1.0rk. Books ruled and' bound tti any
pattein at the IhnderS , iii.g.he - suhkriber. • • •
Send in your orders._ • • -B.• BANNA..N:
PLUMIN •GAS ,FITTING
: T.T.E.V1.1 TO IN . ALL' 111 El 'ERA
girt, ILIA 11G E
. .11 0 E A TE...,21
' Orders left at the stores of 130S.IlYSIIELL . ,& - .8110..
and (i.6OltOE IsERNET, .Centle St., Hill .receive
prompt attention. .. , -• ,
Wald Braaa, OiCr..per and Lead 'bought.
•. GEORGELN...DOWNIT.TO,
. •
• ~* Corner Of Sixth' ad Schuylkill Avenfie.
•
• Tottayllle, March • 9-tt .
• • M. L. JACKI3O2I, • THEO. P. Ficsssc :.
• J A .I .IC S O N.. & CO •
• •
ROPE;
.TWINE; tIORDAGI4.PAOKING,
Pn. • • •
Wa re.apeetfully_soliclea sitare.of the patronge of the
tiElneet. men of Schuylkill County: • .•
WOLTJEN. . • CHARLES 'Si . ' OLVIN
WOLTJEN..BROTHERS;"
SEGA.RS AND CLAY.PLPES
Leaf and, liannfactared Tobacco, . 1 4.•
2Qil NORTH. THIRD ST.,
iSETWEIDI RACE AND vuiE.,,
PHILADELPHIA.
19'66 , - :
J. R. TROXELL'S
CHEAP CHINA, GLASS ) 9111)
OROOkERY STORE,
°entre Street., Opposite. Mortimer House
PCGTTSVIL.LE.
The Citizens nt 'Pottsville and -theightoring towns
villages and - hamlets,- one and all; are invited -to call
and exambie my stock. of warm before buying else.
where, as lam not to be - Undersold, and - - can. rtuthish
Housekeepers with every article they wart in my line.
of business:. In the stock • ••
will be found Tea Setts,.llinner Setts, Gerd and Cake .
Baskets, Watch Cases; -Seger "Holders,- Match Safes,
Motto Mugs, Motto Cape and Saucers; Vases, Colognes,
China Sent fth- Children, 6xo a general variety of Toys,
.
WarC.
. .
Choicest, latest patterns,'• Consisting. of Table and"
Bar Tumblers, Champagne and Wise Glasses, Ale and
'Beer Glasses, Decantera,Bar and Bitter Ickittlei :Gob
'eta, Plates, 'Castor Bottles, Pitchers and Creiuns, Cet
erlee Sugar Bowls' , Spoon Holders, Syeup Cans, Frilt
Bowls, Fruit Jars, Cake Stands, Kerosene :lamps .cd
every q misty, Lamp Chimneys, Lanterns, Candlesticks,_
.
-"; • . Criockety Crockery !! • •
_ A full alsortniert .of rRON'..sTon CIILNA,.af :dif
ferent pattettacin setts'or Angle places. to emit the Pan-.
huge assortment of cor-mon
will sell at . • ' • •
• 'Yellow - and Stone • Ware.
:Ptulding Mapes; Ile .blattek, Callenders, h1.11.k . Pane,
.
Jelly Monlda Pitchers . Tea. Pots; •ITT.tter 'Pots,. Mat
Pots Juan , Jugs, etc, etc.
NOISOSISA.NEOI.7B,; 7 •ToIIet.Betts, Castdra, - Slop Jail!.
and Foot Baths ; „Quart and Pint,Flasks ;•• coal Oil, 4tc.,
Fruit: art' of eve d*ription.. . • .
kr-EILLSI.A.NINLIcan sell you goods at..Vity'Prfeea,:
thw
saving you freight: . Cali and . ee If it is rotao.
— April , ' . • to
TO CARPENTERS BUILDERS;
The Schryypill.l County
lalliber . tt . Matqlfattantig,:Oo
- • ... •
Have on7.liand •at their ;extensive , establieluninc.on
liallraad St reetot great quantity of Warner ofoverY kind
and deacrip con-which :they,can supply-to ~ 0
:Callen:tem and Huildere,it loiver rates than It
beught:efiewhore. ..They. are alsor Mdy! . to - supply,
through' the means of their extetudvi•.b.ness end
• boraaving machines manufactured:articles:ln theirline
ataaavinaof f.f. per 6ent.-On,fornaercost.. • ' * •
' Their lar ge s . vorkshOpe hive been in sueceseful opera.
lion for the vastyier, torningbat vast quantities of
• poiars,,.„" . • • :1147aniclow tames, dash. ' • .-Runel Work..
.•• .1110oldirtio;': . Bed rota; • . •
•.• Hid% - - lianiisiera,' • •
• . .* • •
•11414 ill nude of Framed. 'Paneled' and Turned Work; :
...*rnbt, they have - rxrneter.flytur band. They ire ready
to exemter orders at the, shortest notice; km any quanti
tibr quality ofaawedin. nurnufacnned sttiff. •
Dry and green - Hernial- of, all kid for building'
Oak, 'Maple; Poplar, chair: plank end 'leant,
Cherry, Wall:let. Mahogany, &c.; for eabi.
- oat work: White and Yellow Pine bonnie for flooring,'
raw or side to Order ; White Pine plank, a, OAP.; ix,
aIW , IPP Muir: also, -, Plank.
•beams,:"lsl34l, .'PorO!. 14 . 1 4 1 P4 :,4t 4
• rarflilla of **awed stuff and everything Initteir.iine
Orrlaka doe larder, at the shortest,notioe..:. , ":.
' • Po!' , .ldPer.illiturb 2
-
: qviwa. Eiroyforei-.wANTExi„;,eitceati..
doesigoed wishes to purcloote i - second-hand S
g/ or 10 hcAptiowor each; - Midzitot • :
•. . •
=PUBLIC SALES.
rt 13.P.Mil*Ii , '460 - VAT' PIALt•-'-Puzsuant to an order of the - Orphans. , -Court . of. the County of
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: the
'aubkaiber..trnstee'et the estate OlStirahli. Wilde. late..
.orthe - Boransth :St.'Clatr.:hrthe Comity Of
crtioUli to sale by pablie•yendue, on
stiterieti the Igith orlDecember next,
• • • •
id: 2 abiock fri•the afternoon, atthe - :priblie of.
Jesse Ocantheller, lit-the Borough of rnuirvilleOn the.
County. of SehUTPLlßaforuld.—Ml that certain, lot •er ,
'piece aground sitnatein the town •of Westwood, In
said Con uty...treginialt.g.eta stake in. Spring' street ;
ricer the mad leading from TOttayil!e. Vewellyn
thence.nr•rth Site' degrees weft by ground. now or late'
of Joseph Wood 'MO feet• thence mirth 63 degrees east.
by ground of . same, 50 feet to ground :now •or -late el
John Spencer, them by the same amatiSnif. degrees..east lan feet to uaid•StAing street. south 6m degrees,
weSt ;fret to the-plate-of begiuning±late the. estate
of said demised. • Terms and 'Conditions. made known
at the time and plate Of sale by . - •
' • •• . .• . JOIIN SEFIZDIGEr.,•Trustee.
. •Ityonder of the Orphans? Court. ' • -• •
. - • . DmtruArm Clerk. 5
Pottsville; NOY.- . . .
..tfea • .
C . ..
. . . .. ...
111113111IFF.Y.All.: 5A11,16:--By virtue ' - of - saceral
-1. all ta. a I Fri l'acidir m•ued out of the court of Cam-.
mon .Pleas'of S.chntlkitl-c .oupty. 'and to. cue'directed,
1-will expocalo public sale or outcry.. on •••_. ' . ,- : '..-
: . Tneiday.'Noienalber . tb; 1 866. ".
At. 10 o'clock; A; AL; on the. iwernisys . of: the Schuil ,
kilLdtmnal CottLeompany. intheßorough.of Ashituni..
.Schnylkllt County, Penns., all that aittahleicasebold
estate and right to dig: mine, and terry away coal for
the term of le .years from .the.lst .December.
ISM,. on lands .orTohn Brock, • together. with all' the
improvements, consisting of . one, :Breaker with 30-
horse rower gti g hie,;-• three BoVem. -• Samna. Rollers
and fixtures Complete, one Sawmill with 4,14 feet eke-ti
ler saw with Axteres complete, one Blacksmith and
Carpenter Shop, one .60-horse power Engine, with En
gine,.Boiler and Slope: lotisete .four Boilers. ..each 22
feet long,. and two, Boilers 26: feet long, one FAR En,
nine 6.horse power, complete, one !Beadle) Ventilating
Fan, 13 feet diameter, complete Hoisting •Machlnery .
with 1460 reef 1( inches Wire - Rope and Cages,.one
Powder House. one Office, one tlikiltPllith',ShOp. one
largeStatile; One • Miner's 'House, one- 16-inch SloOe
Pump with Column Pipe,and - Rods, Complete.
one' large ..Watcr 'Tank' and" Pipe, nine* Dirt
Inimpers,:forty-eight Mine Care, one 2-borse wagon,'
.two carts, one Log Wagon, two Trucks and two Wat-'
Boilers, 'about eighteen. tons T Rails notin use. about
400 lbs Steel Tampers, a set of Picki, Shovels, Sledges,
Crow Bars sad Drills, • about . ono . - ton of Blacksmith
Iron, three small Rand • 'Fans, eet of new and old
Hand Fans; thirty-One Bales Hay: four.Wheelharrows, •
two Horses, a set of. Mule and Horan Harness, a lot of
'Timber Lumber and Laggin,gz. four taarels Oil.. two
. and'a hitlf reams Blasting Paper,:one . ball Wick Yarn,
.0 set of *. Screen- Segments, ...three small - . Circular
-Screens. with 'gearing.., ten - , Stoves and. ilitnroty four
kegs Powder; and alt the personal property not exempt
Seized.nnd taken hi execution as the property of the
SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPAI , W, . and to
be sold by, • . 31.1411A.ELZORAN;SheLiff.
Sheriff's HM .
Co, Nov 16, WI . , • .
, .
peiriArors , COURT SALIe..--Parsuant -to
an order of; the Orphans' Court, of the County of
Schitylkill in; th e . Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,.
the subscriber, 'Administrator or the estate 'ot Susan
nah Vaughn, . late of the Bordugh of Mineravillu, In
County of Schuylkill, decesood, will
~expose
talc by public vendue on . •
Thursday, -Naremlier.29lll, 1566, 1 .
At 2.tse lock in. the 'afternoon, at the public house of.
Jathes Yaeger, in the • BorOugh. of Minersville afore
said,—Ali that certain lot or piece of ground situate
in the said - Borough of Minetsvilli, on' the eastWarilly
:4ile of the street laid out on the line Of the old Mine
Bill and Schitylkill Haven Railroad, it being lot' NO.,
.10,, in George - Pattemon's addition to said borough,
hounded by lot now or li.te'of Alexander. Manning, by
the West Branch of old river Schuylkill, by lot No:- 11;
and . by the aforesaid street,- containing. in width.3o feet
and in depth 200 Tea, more or less, with the appurten
uncesi...conshiting of a two-story fraine dwelling house ;
late.the estate of said deceased-Terms and conditions
made known at the time and place of sale by -.•
• . SETH' W. GEEB, Administraidr.
By order of the Orphan's' Court, : •
A. DpiradeiNst, Clerk..
• Pettsvillo,..tiovember 1,408. • 4A-4t
irEntrouu of the Store and. •Tarern
L Stand. and Valuable Farm. the, property of the late
Christian Leinbach,' on , • • •
, • Naturthay.' November 24th, 1866. .
Will be sold at Public Sale at the Oe e". specified : below,
the farm.- late the property of Chr i stian Leirdiech, de
ceased, eltuated in •Bem , -ToWnshiy; Berks County.-- ,
The farm contains 53' acres, more or leas, and is Atria
tet..l•ln Bern . Toirriship, y miles from the. city' of Read
ino-, on:the Mall route leading fromßcading to Bern
bounded 13.V . ltrnds-ar John - Eppler and widow
Hale. :The Improvements consimt . of a good (almost
new) two-story stone tavern house, With a. two Story
. stone kitchen attached, a good store root; with cel
lar, a large.awli:a Irani with_ other outhouse'', a spring
'of tieVer.lai ilngWater with pump hear the . honk.; end
:an orchard with excellent fruit trees., ' • • •
.• .
. There was always n hood business done.on the place,.
at , well in the tdve, n (known as LettlflaCteg. tilTqtll,jl/13,
to iha stare. to which the.Pcst 0111643 is attached ; the
next store bang 8 miles distant. The township Mile.-
lions are also held there since the- erection of. the
. .
.
'. The land N limehottonrand well fenced in, And can
iaot•be excelled in the eonuty. - . . -.- --•
.-. _ . . •
' The * sale commences of Nov. i2ith, 'ISO, at 1 o'clock,'
P.M.'; wnewilte - conditions will . be made known
IMMIS
EDUCATIONAL
KEYSTONE
.STATE • NORMAL' SCHOOL.
. .
rut u 1104TITUTION having been offlpiallY
reOri:mized by. the auth,itltiee of the SLaia, of
Penns:o6o:ll.4 the hnrmnl School for the conutice of
and Lehigh,..Le now open fur the re
ceptiim of ittulent& • ... . • . . •
-Ale Normal School . building ta beautifully located
upon high. ground- In- Itlmodawny .Township,, Berke
County, Pa.. aurronnded with -land' to the extent of
ten - ales, but a gunner of a mile from-the thriving
town 'of. linurtown, ...and distant
.midwav l'etwpm Al‘-
lentownatict..Beading, shout two miles - from'. Lyons'
g
Station, on theast PenueylvanialtailrOad, •
-.There toe three . principal co - uri , es instrhetion: =
The t.i.arnial Elementary, •the 'mai .-Scientiftc, and
the'Nortual Afreperitory Course, also. has
* been institntrd,. whiCh is' deNigned for the berwilt of
, those who wish imreue• the .study - of the 'ordinary'
-English branches while in the* Itnodel schol, teach-
Era are aff,rded every.:tipportunity hr acquiring apruc
that! knowledge ot.'the art of teaching.. Special atten
tion is given.to the studyof Vocal" 141(1..1111truniental
Drawing and Painting. . • . •
. Students - trAtii a distance must Stop at Lyons' Sta-.
don, E. P.-R. R.. at which lariat- three daily trains ar-,
'rive from "Iste‘V Y,:rk City, • frpin. Ptilladelphia '
'and three . trom Pittsburg, From Ifni Station students
will bo conveyed to' .the in euattibusta which
connect with the prinCipal train's
:- - •
The Winter Session.will. 3londlty, October
22d, - 16dtt.', Students are reccived'at any time.... -
For tuition; We:ding, - and might:lt, the
'expenses . will not exceed $5O per quarter. • e
•.* For fartheriunrmatinn addreeis
KEYSTuISS STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, •.
• • Kutz-olr'n'P'. 0., Berke Co., Pa.
LOUIS • j..OHIS HOTTENSTETN..Prest.- B. Tru3tees.
HATT', IC no,reeoraN, Secretary.
October 20 ; tea '
. .
C . IIIEGYARAt.INSTfTUTE. -
. . •(FREN(.3 . 3 M .11'NU4ISIL) .
•For Tonng LaiAies, Boarding and Da.4•Pugll2' , 1,52 T and
• .. 1,0'19 Spruce Street, Philtrdelptirt, .
n 111 upcu" on
. .• • • •
•Thuraday, Scpteinbar 20 . : •
. .
Board and tuition; per unman: •gSGp
• .du • du for two or m o de stet--
. • 611 . 4. 400
. .
. French is the language of the. tatnily,,: and:.ia con
siard ly epulten in the ,1 heti tute.• , .
• . ....S.LA.II.44LIiat..I.LERTILLT,
-ORIAINT, STRATTON*, MMBERLY'S
DTTERN4TIONAL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
TELECiRAPIIIC INSTITUTE;
-ASSE2ABLY BUILDINOS
8. W. Cio. 10th 4r . Chestinit Mts., Philath,
,ThsCollegtats Courts Sm.!;races.
. , .
Book-Kerning, ' • . •. ' •.,
'Pearnanahip; . • • •• •,
Conituereir.! Lair s '.
. •• .
...• • Veannierelid . .
' - `Telegraphing, .
. • : •Phonography, '
• • and . Spelling. •' .
Stralentsircelyed at any time. Diploniart awarded
on a eittl9.llctory examination,.'..For furiher particu
lar. please call or. send fora circular.. . ,
AMMOUNCEMENT TO
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cial Sf:hools. L. - FAIRBA-NKS, A.. AL, Irest...:
T. E. MERCHANT, Seety: • ...Aier.ll, , Ge t -s 2 am -
... 'MeKINLEY.POWDER:
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:.- . • _.. Ceres Ulcer% of the Throat and
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.- ' lio;e,Eloiftated Palate, Swell- -
- lug or the Tonelle,.Congh•N • .
Coll, : Sore:' Throat,. • • ••
• . • . Qalll.sy, lioaree- • -- .•
• ... . Oess, Diptherla, ' tier-. -. .
, ' •. 'moan's Sore Throat,. Cii.' , .".
tarrh of the Nose and BronebiOn:
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tit..n Is opecinc,..operatingnn. the taticons mem
branel, of the now and throat, and In nu case has been
kuOwn to fail:
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2d: It acts locality, may ba.essily 'applied to the 'pal
ate nudionedieL in each qfiantity as to give It. time to.
'act. and .b6in4 very light; penetrates,' by. Inhalation,
those portions of the nasal and bronchlat organs which
other remedies cannot couch.•.' . . .
3d: It doss not act on the pores of theakin...nut will
it digestion or the stomach .in
. the. least; while
syrups: lozenges and expeetctsiats pften.nitiseate. and
_frequently derange the stosoutt:.." .•• ' ' ' • '
. Outdoor business. may be attended;tu without
risk 'or.apprehensiou, betteficial.t.ffects being. great , .
ly promoted by eiereiseund freak. air. -
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bth. •In a few . minutes it willarrest the. most annoi.-
bag cot/eh or troublesome tlowing.froni the nose. - . •
Ottb IZ.will prevent sore throat Or 'hoarseness, Itta
kettlifter. exposure or pubile - speiddng.- .13E.S CIRCE
LAW- Depotll3ll3roadslay. N.. Y. ..
• : J. T/1031ESON GILL,. Agent.
pet. 6 . PO6 43-3 m . • 311 Walnut at.reat,'Plzra-r:
THH-11 ORISON, - BOILER,
A SAFE: STEAM BOILER.
Thta e ner "Sreain:gelerator atonlnea earentlalel'
wthuigiAa,oltsAprry A omDisrßuar
IVE EXPLOSION, iti4lret eoet and cost or rePalre, dtt -
rability, economy Of fneL'faciltry of eletuilug Fel Aran..
• portation, not preeetTed,kr any other bottery • ="' .
It la formed of a combination of Mt Iron hollow
Ephank,_.each eight lochee In ' external diameter, and
three-eighths' or an "'inch" thick, connected* by carrel
nets,There spheres. ir held together by. wrought
iron.trolt9 with caps' atthii ands. • The feint bl the
'strongest known; Its strength to . mint internal PriMr
mire very : 'grest=onsveskened' as tt by punching or
riveting; which , lessens the
.amcngth , of the wrought
Iron boiler plate aboot.44lper cent.. 'Everyboller to
tested br bydraulleprimmre et 30Epoutide. to thesquare
Lur b. amt. :SOT BESUR3T' UNDER APT Mao.
TWABLIC STEAM PRESSURE. • •
- Under presmire.vhich might anise- . rupture. are
s* botlens, - efery Joint lttthisbecomes a satety
calve
No other sleeps generator possesses this property of
rellet . under eitremeisresenre-wlthout tisituy to itssit,
and tbnii preventing Oteatgar. .
`and
taters'irelibleitroisk
Mtbrabtirome atthelxtetestabltahmesw In. titeliottn--
try, lot descriptive circulars orprice.llPP/AtO
• 40111C1P11411AIIIBEeettW re' " •
teed* Diller Works,: QAT-V-71M.. ROO& lk eget
' meiesVielete;, re. Axel i- •
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NOith-wostern House;. • •-
ante Destel HOW: ;-.
Cen treMireet;iPOtteitile . . Aorap i t
Large nceornmedation tor ,Drovern.
- • WITIJAISISTERNER, Priv' iieter..••
r. Jane 16,1E66
UNION HOTEL;
(late RYCHANGE 110n4) Ad 2, -!..N11%.
CFENTRE,ST q POTTSVUZA
JACOBLEttiMarUTH, Preptr.
Aprll4l,
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IRLADgLPHIA. '.
The Snlatetibela „basing leased .ibis tavotEn Lionse it
. B.E#TTND:AND NM:YENISEI:ED
... 7 ...:. •• :' nsax.r.t.seaur usiisst; .', ' • • - -
And is note prepared with tits Mast perfect aplioint
•:• •. , , meats fr:7 , tAarcaeptims of Ducats:.
.The 'inn piaibbin amongarst-elasa. Hotels -ivid be
maintained in tbe.fatnre, as in the 'past: .
*.May.26. 7114-41-1 - •'; • • BAK ERA PARLEY:.
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PENNSYLVANIA- , HALL•
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11.1=y73:0...h.biD REFURNISHED IT THEOUpH T .
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invites'llis Attention of the Traveling Public:
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- . Tim . Proprietor.v. 11l .spare no pains to maintain the
character it . Lim always enjoyedas being one of the
lest of. the - - -
Of the 'country. and these whO favor him with their
Patmnage may - be a...wined that nothing will he left en
doneto secure the comfort "and- iaisfaction of witeetA
:WILLIAM 'WM IT IVEY:
144 f .
June 16, .66
UNITED . 511.7.1.T.E4 : - A11011EL;
- . lqroAadiBircet, iiiiinaqua; Pa.
D. H. WILCOX, Prciplietdr.
: The United States Hotel is Well .and widely known
to the traveling public. It Is pleasantly loCated in the
centre and - business - part of the town and near the
Itadrond Depot;. is• well Elurnisbed, and poe
sesiea every modem improvement for the comfort and
entertainment of its Inmates the,. rooms axe spacious
and well :ventilated; provided with gas and water;
the 'attendance la prompt and respectful ; and the Ta
ble is well Provided with the hest the market
affords. The ..Isar is stocked, with the choicest
liquors .
'ith a tong, experience' as a hotel-keeper, the pro-
prl6ter trusts; by moderate charges and a liberal policy,
to receive-agars of the public patronage. . • -
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riONI4II2ILPTIVESI, • • 7
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READ WHAT DR, SCHENCK IS DC/ING;
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• •
Dean ant,-.4 feel it a dbly I owe- to you. 'rind to all
who are suffering under the •diseasert known as Con;
nmption and Liver - Complaint; to let them know what
- great benefits I have received from-your Billmonic Syr
up andSenweed Tonic in so short a time. By the .bh-,
.sing of Oral It has cured me thus far, - - •
Schenck,. I will no*. make my statement to you
as.followa eighteen.months ago I wad attacked
with severe cough, and It settled ou my lungs;
could not retain anything I ate,:sud - suffered with eVn
• ulirg feVers • and night - - sweats, d was very much re-
Anted. . The whites of my - eyes were very yellow ;
likewise my skin.; my appetite all gone -and unable to
•digest what - I did eat; bowels swollen, irregular and
costive. I was very low. spirited;and had such violent
spells of coughing when I laid down at night and when
I arose in the morning that they would last one or trio
--- - .
theuevould. be.'nearly eihausted, and was entirely
utrable.to lie on my left side. I cannot 'describe my- -
wren:hied eufferingile I would 'wish to do. Every or
gan in my body wari diseased or - deranged. Such was
my eittianoteet this tiuie, and I:was emithieci kr my bed
from the lit Of February, letie., to Jane, 1501, net able
•to sit up. Ihad- the best of medical attendance the
whole of the time, • My'cough was so Very bad, that it
'racked me very much. I at this 41. me raised a large
quantity Of thick. yellow,. offensive Matter, sometimes
with blood,- and it was generally
_accompanied with
nausea and furred_ and thick coatedtongue. At-the
time Of coughlmg so badly I would have 'eliarp, 'shoot
.ing paininn my left aide and heart, night sweats. and
sureness throtigh• my whole chest; had much In
ward feVer, pain my back aud- under my Shouldcr
blades and irrthe small of my back; and at times so ee
-1 verb that it would throw rile into. spasms.- Now thy
phyeiciam gave me
- up to' die. ..othent I bad. and the
beet. them: but they culd do, nothing- for me, and 'at
that there I evag.indliing but skin' and bourse .1 then
was in the western pat t of Sliesom I; 'ln Julie last we
left thbee for the Ere.t, and in Augusrlast we came to
Ncw Y . ork, and 1 - was so reduced that I could only walk
a little with my heeband - s help. • Alter Diad.betin here.
a short time. the.satt water bteeae made me feel much
liettee kir a time,' and then I had agais to call a phyei-
ClaD lor aid: We had four of the beatphysicians eliNii‘v
York on the dirieas'e-1 Of the Iring- , and doctors of all
but - of no avail. They said I was pairt cure. and
that my lungs were too tar gone tar any one to cure me.
But at this time 1 was on my feet about the house, -not
able to do much of anything. In November last 1-grew
worse, and the consumption diarrhedsetin and laeied
about eight weeks: We bad' tried all, and evere erred
thati. eneid grasp at like udying . wisen for my diseases
and liver coned:mit—but of no avail,
" In January, 16'0,1 was brought down Ligon oe my
bell, dud wee not
. e - Xerticted tO live the:night nut. My
hut-band et-treed at in side, told other friends, and they
all give me up Virile. -•At this tend every ono elm . .,11W
me atrium thine
would ever leave my bed dliving wo-
I Mau. The flier night 1 wad attacked 'withspard:Mr, and
, was derangeid most . of the time.. A friend, elm
came to Nee Me the last of tile • week, and brought the
Sunday-Mercury..• In it was an account' of a groat cure
performed by Ur. Schenck. Site fetid It :to me.,rdid it.
a - As au reach like my iiiterose that I asked my husband
to ^ai and scud him for me.' :At this tune I had given. up
all irop:er of ever getting well again., and made my peace'
. with uod, to be ready-Whenever-he called fur me. :
On thseith ot•Jaueery,:.nen,' my husband' called oh
:Dr. : Schenck, ittindstreee; New - York, and stated, to
hint myscase, with a reeriest for him to call andeec ma,
Whiriii he did, MA ire:amnia me - wltti the reepirometer.
When be was shout to go 1 asked- him if he could cure
nie:? iris reify Wile: el cannot% tell, both lungs are
diseased. and the bronchial tubes the, affected en both
sidee..; And }yet he seemed' - think there were lunge'
enough left to' effect u cure If the diarrhea could be
stopped. He said in order to do this, he mould have to
give cue 'Mandrake Pies in small duSCS at Amt. to carry
od the molted matter, mid men, with irstringeuta, he
Loped .to check it. which be did: but the constant
coughlng,,eight. btvaata, 'alai diarrhea had .pruatrated
me so that he was airaid my . vital „powers score too
much prostreted ever to rutty. •and yet Le seemed-to
thiuk.it Icould live to get enough. l'ulmonic Syrup
through my systole to entree expectoration there were
lungs enough Ink luelirato recover: lie wished Me to:
- try the Pa Lmouic Syrup- and. Seaweed Tonic-at-once,
saying it would do .me no harm, if it' did me no good.
The first week 'it - seethed to give me strength, so that
on Sunday after I sat up le bad and ate hearty for aeick
woman; but the earl wdek float:all hope Ind whiled
my husband not to give ine'arlyniore mediciirei• • but
the dotter had Warned him of this, and when the aced.
lam was clearing out 'the system it made them feel
somewhat restless, and to perste - ere ; mid ee insisted
on' my taking it ; and. now. I feel the benefit of it. Fo r •
after eight drys I began to gain my strength, and, with .
he exceptionore cold that
- pint ma back: some. I have
been geining, strength of body, .my eough• is . going
away, and all.my pains- are igoue r no Serene/a of the .
body, my bowels are reenter, endmy breath. is sweet,
and! thank Gild that I am now going about, Lund sew
and reed as well as ever I could. I have taken sixteen
bottles 'of the medicine. eight of each: ,• • I neer have a
good aPpetite and rest well at night: my congti,doee,
not trouble me in getting up oripug down. 1 would
here-say to the adhcteti wire consumption Orliver con-.
plaint, that Dr: Schenck fa no humbug: You eau rely
on what he taYs. • Delay ot ;it ie eangeroes to trine
Ith', these . disea •n
ses. If-yuti • would be cured, go at
once; and any one wishing to know the facts as herein
stated can call at 'My residence, • 117 .West • iibuston
street, New:York city. 'hilt* NARY: F. FABLOW.
We r - : the - undersigned, tesidents oLiNew . York, are.
a 6 qua hu a d airs,•Far:ow, and know her Statement
to be true.. We . also know that she used Dr. Schencket
.I'lllmM:tic Syrup - and Seaweed Tunic, and. luWe reason •
to belieVe that to. title, medicine she, owes:, or preseiya-.
doh from a premature grave. • • . • .
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B. FARLO.W.II7-Weet Houston st. • ; • •
I/EMIL:Lk. the reouwich . it.
Itisa..EITGENBUNDEKIIILL, do. , '
.A.UtiUSTA UNDERHILL:• do, • •
A. F. - 11410118:111 West Li fi aston at. -• • "
EMILY GLOVER, • do. , • • . : • •
BY THE HEIRS
44-4 t.
J. L. COLE, 33 tiottage pl:. . '
LEIGHTON, 453 Broadway -
Mae.' BENJAMIN CLAP?, - 19 Amity pl.
lam well acquainted with Mrs: Mary Farlow, and:
With her husband, Mr.. 13. Farlow,...thcy having, for a
few monthir past, attended at my church, and I am con- •
vinowl that any 'statement ' which they' thib" , :ht make
may ba rolled on as:true. JOHNDOWLING.'D D
Pastor ot Bedford St Baptist Church, N Y
• Dr. Schenck willbe profeasionally at his principal
office NO 16 North Sixth street, Corner , of Commerce;
Philadelphia', every Saturday, from. 9 A .31 until 4 P 30,
No 32 Bond street, New York. every Tuesday, from 9 to
:3 ; •No 38. bummer street, Boston; Mass:, :every Wed- •
nesdaY; from 9 to 3, and every other Friday at 108 Bal
timbre street, Baltimore. Md. Ail advice free, bet for
:a thorough examination of tha lungs with his Reap!.
()Meter, the _charge is three dollars.. .
• Price of .the Pnlmonie Syrup
. and Seaweed Took,
each $l.. 50 per bottle, or $ T 50 per half claw. 'Man
drake Pille, 25 cents per bon • .
For sale by Druggists ' and Dealers. •••
' 6 / 1 • -48-1 y
Hal aid Cattle Powilors.
TER. SEAVE.
DODGES,: DL
TEXPER, -F1
VERS; FOUNDE
LOSS -OF - API"
'Err E AND VIT.'
ENERGY,Ao.
tom improves t
'w Ih d , Ingram
the Appetite—sir
a -, smooth..ar
glossy. *kin:.az
transforms . t h
miserable skelel
horse:: -"
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- . In all disease/ of;wine, snob as Con*, Mrers in
. . .
'the Longs, Liver,' : - - -' - • ---
Am, allay settee
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•
acts as a 'pantile. , -
g 7 potting from ', ..--- - A •
ons•half :a .. paper 7 ,
to It Pitior Ma . . ~ . . a -
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barrel a s ir ill tb a . •• - 1 - r-2: ! ---------'
above disaasee , 4 . -
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wilttreradlcatedl. '., :. -- --
or eatirelyprevanted. •If''rtretle time — 'e - wialt ..
preventive and ours - for the Eleg 'Choler:L. :.. •
Tribe 25 Cents , per Paper, .or 5 Pabeis ioi 'V.
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infoussit DECO AND MEDICINE DEINIT.
118Tratikliii Bt.; Baltimore,
ForSale,by.Dimirestat likorabscas tbroicigh.
.o:mitt* yalta4 State& ,
For sale in Pottevi Ile, b . y MC:ti/lY SAMCIFtenNIIOrt,
BOStirSIIELL
- I,U.i3RIC • OIL •W ORK$,_
•`. • C3RSFBI
.CO:.:.
OPFUM—ltisi 4 1 Iiirkeilit4 Wellsburg; Pil•
'; • The atteeition of ILlNERs'in'partictler is ailed to
the excellent Oise f or Coal Gartland Stationary EnithiM
thittlie are now manufacturing.. • Parting ash* oar
Oila will And an Immense saving. ; '. They will not
' nor oatmeal in mid weather and. are entirely,free
grit. Oar ”A" 011 for Engine& and "C" Oil for Coal
. Csavcannot. be' equalled • Orders should be left at
:Railroad Ticket Oftlee,lft, Carlon, or at 'BOSSY- •
b~ELL 4 t; MPS', Rook-atme, Centre St.. Pottsville;
• Thollizeleiot Axle Grime, manufactured by ea is
• Me beet article in the market is .grataltg WSZOCei
Thiattairle supplied Oa liberal t i fIITIL • „
- ,` L. W. ROR TaEllki44Arti.
nb VaLtsees,
Milatzw it "62tas
17 . • W m SU* Molita
HOTELS.
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS
FOUTZ'S
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This preparation
mg and favorably
cnown, will , thor
ughly lortiavigoratl
oken•dowia
owlinirlted horses,
by . . strengthening
and desalting . the
stomach • and bates-
a aura pro.
:entire, of rill dis
eases Incident to
s trivial/able
TS the quality
e milk. It has
proven by
_ .
experiment to
lame the quail•
of milk and
twenty per
and make the
e r firm and
In fattening
e, it gives them
ippetite, loosens
.hide r and
'.them thrive
the t
GAS. TA73, FOR POSTS,
The question it the efficacy of gas •ar
coal tar, for poits, and other timber, expr,s e ),
to the weathet, or set in thezround, .1-cle;
to pieserve them from decay, ha been ntieh
agitated during the' la.st few year 3, anti
conclusion to which the experi eiv al .ieem
to have'arrived,, based in ad cases upo a bur
face aPplidation as paint, is initn'ca:
use. The conclusion, establish t d
sis, is,a legitimate one. The .b hbta tti tr,
is wrong., That portion I the woi.d ie.L.,"r,
which comes in contact with the earth. eider
-in hop poles, telegraph poles, or fend .st s;
should be . well saturated in the tar; cr whca
that is impracticable, by repeated
of boiling tar: .
In England, almost every large !iv
is - provided With an trip tank or. pan',- ;
otter a.brick arch fOr: boiling, the tr, , , v ,. r . u
of the hoprpolesi in a preparation i.f
which is,thert-called-creosote. ..'fite -ck
. „
• portion of the tar, resembling resin in'ari-i„
ante, is etctrected, ft om the tar by
to: be. used :for
.roofing Purposes; the
liqUid - portion that remains, cut 11l it,
of.tarpetine,
creosote ..is that:
usual dimensions' of 'the tank m-ed
4thrpose, are three. feet by.:.tell - feet, ri;;; ; -,
legs; with P.erpendieular sid,s (vv.)
hight. The arch is bulb mannt.r.,-
. with a chimney at the- ep-..1 the tip:.
. Place. , .The hop 7 poles,.afl'er taint
. ed ready for setting in •the_spring.
6e..end In. thi s -tank, stipportesihy a
some' ten or .twelve, 11, 3 t thu
Poles'stand upright in the pan,
~tvlti, . ll fla.
filled with the creosote er•gat 'tar.
abOut two feet of the hpp ty)le
it is completely saturated snen
that had - heeta in use seven years after
- subjected, to thi?ftreatment, whi , .ll wtro er,—
parently as £otniti as when first used. :R.:P. : ,
road ties are subj.:eted to this -
with them,.ilte treatment. is 'continued f, .1 - 4.
. .
greater length of time: FenCe and tel' , gt•;;;-1 1
posts' are served in ,the same manner.
proceis just reentioneti is the most:effective
, method of applying the; creosote t;r tar, al
though. many .of the_ similler hop-planters;
probably from motives of economy. ePply the
Ihitid.• - several times in a heated state, _until it'
penetrates far into the Wood.
In 'preparing stakes for the horizontal p.
yard,•the heat and niost'eeonotule.fl One:, !,t.!
those sawed one and one:- fourth incite:: ,ti ;:e - e
and eight ftiet In length, for Jilt exee'; , t-flaf
outer rows, which are lare,e 'and t-'r-)11.z.*--
These stake.s„ after being sharpened a' ,-: ;11 .
end, are laith lengthwise in !he vat, 'and I
in the taror' creosote for half 1 - ta hour. The'
pan, if, of the dimensions dtn•cribed, u ill 11,12, •
about 'enough to:• stake .an acre: The
-when . preparing for . a.yard of ten aer, , ,
be. less thanone ceret r stake. Th , ,e,L.i
should- be'reversed each year ;, the eh f,
in the ground this year, will .be 1.11..2 t•T
the stake pest year. • . -• • •
GastAr is offensive—ithkeil
insects, antntakes satutated with i! .:!,
sect proof. They can neither bcc!all.!,
bor . for Tice , nor a . reccp!ace Tot
:Search carefully as you' will, the
will discoVer. no enemy, while
hop-pole will. be alive .kith viccdti.
twine used-in the hop yard should ice
The tar can be purchased-in its tt.d. )
state it the .gas works 'for from one do two
dollars per barrel; where the ea! k ~i.fctili,h-ed
ed by .the-:purchaser. • Crude cls.'t:d . Ts . 33
efficacious asdhat which is distilled to- et,
-cote, or that.which by contiutted.ilktillatd.,a
hticomes . naptli; and may be advantagef:n: - .F .
used .to.preserve timber-on milk farm=. Ii t
its - great econniny is most conspicuoui-ifi tl,r)
'h
-,p yards. The English planters Lave
the lead in this. It is there used very , exten
sively, and we;thust do likewise; as our Wei
are ITS expensive as theirs. This •funfisslies
another argument fo.r. the Short stakes and
twine, as -they _can . b
..
e creosoted thewhole
length at. sivaltexpense, the vermin nod other
enemies of
. the Plant can be so easily met or
overeorne, - and' Ole vitality of UT :root- pre
served, by this: process:. iti'fact,'every..step
in the process of growing hOps is 'So' benefit
ted by it, that it -contimends itself 10 every
beginpei„nd overcomes the natural repug- .
nanne:to cliang6 in - the -old hip planter.
Correspondent of American Farther.'
THE GREAT CORNFIELD IN THE
A Nvarraft in the Cincinnati Gazette gives
the statistics. of the production. of corn in the
United States for the lasttwenty-five years as
follows.:
In 1840, total - crop ,
In ISO. total crop Z.;!.671,1 , 4
141.1860, total crop st iii
In 1866, total, crop, Costatated).,. .....
The, increase being at the rate of * four iior
Cent per annum, the eggrec:tie crop of 194:1
will be over one tliousfind millions of bushehi.
The, following are the portions' of : the United
States where Indien corn 13 the simple, in
comparison with other grains:
New Englaud, NOV York, and hew Jer
sey, 118,948 ; 190 bushels.
Pennsylvania, Maryland, 'Delaserire,
North,and South Carglina 128A.3,24.7
Qeorgia, Florida," Alabama, iii, i>giDhi,
Louisiana, Arkansas, and .Texas, 147,42 72G
-bushels. - •
•
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentueky; Tenet:
see, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Mince-i
sots, Iowa; and Kansas, 550,827.943 bushels.
This shOws•that half the immense,-crop of
Indian corn grown in the United States is
prodimed in the - vallei of the Ohio and Mis
souri. He estimate the crop of ibis year in
Ohio at 91,000,009 bushels.
geripto.
RATIL-A Connecticut man says his way of
driving rats . from his premises is to catch our,
dip it in red paint, except the head, and lit
it go again. •
To PREPARE SMALL ONIOSS FOR PICKLINO.
—Make a strong lye of woodashes; and
pour it boiling hot oT.er them.. Allow them
to stand for.ten minntea or to, or till the skin
will slip off "perfectly. - Peaches and quiticea
may be peeled in-this way also; but require
to remain but-a minute or two in the lye: .
ONION Sartoe.-Peel six or seven good
sized onions, :and boil in water. When tend
er, drain, and chop fine. Set to,boil a little,
over a pint qf milk, water will do if you
have no milk, but it will require more butter. •
Take 'a tablespoonful of flimr, blend With
a small .piece ~ of butter, and stir into the
milk. When boiling,- put in the onions and
serve hot. '
Fr.cwriNo Iswn.—Set to,boil one quart of
milk ; beat the whites of three eggs to a still
foam, anctplace.this foam on the top, of the
Beat thoroughly two whole eggs with
the' remaining yelks, and when the milk boils
remove the froth, stir in the yelks, and take .
from the stove: When cool season with le
mon, pour into a . sauce dish, and place the
foam geniis , npon the . top. This is ,a very
pretty dish, for tea. • _
FirrEION6 Fowr.a.—Coop them in a mod
erately • warm,' dark, quiet-place, with good
ventikation, and _keep them perfectly clean,
andleed on steamed or bolted potatoes, mixed
with crushed oats or oatmeal, and blended
with sweet milk, with a little fine sand added
and given warm, but not het, •If in health
and well attended, they ill be fit for use in
a fortnight. They may also get other meal
mixed •with . the potatoes. •
AN . English lady sends us the- following -,
method. of roasting. a smal l pig. m any o f .
our readers may not faney e ating ao yOung
an animal asone at 1 five.weeka z old'r but.we
believe that _the dab
.is - cotiSidered a rarity in
the old country: - • : . . , ..•
~ , .
lianas. Zne. :--reand . you toy method of.
cr:oking a little - pig. Lilo. not recollect ever
h al 'ing seen *a receipt for OILS muck relished
dish:' To have 144 Primts order it , shoal& ta
from roar to 'five weeks Old, not older, and
abould killed and dressed tfib '&4 - before
roasting. - Imake a stuffing of breed crumbs,
.dry,' and. two .'or - three good Shied Onions
chopped fine, .814 about -two goad table
spoonsful of finely , powdered.sage, well sea=
eoned with salt - and pepper. AlloWnowater
in the pad, bake. .whale in tk good - oven, and .
rub often . ith a little bag of butter. When
done,. the fat ,should • all be ,poured from-the
pan, a little water-added to thebrown - grivy,
boiled up and iitlier : poured over. the pig
lir - served In a tureen. - should be serv ed
with botplatee, sole. num hot,. and vary
nice taloa oauttAiftr. Coaary