The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 23, 1867, Image 4

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NASBY.
Zr*S. Waslbre Heard Cousmrsure she Cenripl..
laths. of a sor.ies of Schou' 113•. k... far
she .lassissostt sad naafis General
ly. bus are tbswarsed by ibi Perverse Joe.
Ton Orrzs, CONTIMSIT X Bops.
(Wien ieln tbeStait of Kentucky.): '
• FeurtlarY 2 0, 1967.
The Institoot is, I May say, a success. Contri
butions firm in slowly, but shoorly—fist muff in-' ,
deed to give each
.of the Board t new gqiit'of
Clare, and we, spethelly, who her the first handlin
nv the money, secret other comforts.- Bait that
cortex-stun troubles; us. Sum hundreds uv peor
plo saw that bottlo nvlikyr and a greenback de
posited under it; and reglerly every nits its bin.
overturned by persona in search uv them relics.
At great expenia we built onto it a section - iv
wall, but makin cur account nv oar expenslitoor,
they overturned; we then bitted a stign-lxxard
bearia this - legend. "The whisky is gone - and the
greenback, also," signed by the Board, but one
half nv the citizens acv that lokality dont read
and bather didnt her the nessary confidence inthe
truthfulness of the Board to prevent em from
going for the leaks, the very knowledge urns
which brotight -about this state nv disbelief,
shood, one wood supposed, her taught em that
the greenback anti likker coodnt possibly- be ther
after en long a period ez bed, enscod. SO ez.a
last resat we etuck two p:W.4 in the ground and
drawd an iron chain over it. -That got - em-.
-Force is about the only thing ea , any account in
The Board met last nice at the Post Mils
zeta we git the Inatitoot built, will he 'the heat
's:palters tar the Trustees, to consider the propri,
ety tar publishin a-series nv . skool-books adaptid
especially to the Southern intslleck and calctda
ted partlelwly to keep alive in the minds Iry the
buddin yooths MT the Confedracy, wich is =for
taitly deceest, a lively opinion ma themselves and
a corresipondia hatred us . Noo England and the
'north generally. We , her bed serious doubts
.whether proper ideas cood be instilled into a
yooth from a book. written by a Boston Man,
printed in Cincinnati, onto, paper made in New
York. .
I submitted to the Board _ a example. fora new
Arithmetic, to wit: "
A Yankee sent a crubeditoot into the Federal ar=
my at a cost nv 11,600, pates off onto him two
counterfeit ten dollar notes. To make up tbeex
penditoor, he to cornet swindles a innocent Men
tneklan out nv 8100 in a patent rite, a Alabamian
out nv 9200 in a Western land trade, and the bal
ance he makes nn by tellin wooden nutmegs, wish
he trans out nv bass wood at a.profit nv 4 cents
per one. The grate moral question is, now many.
nutmegs must this ingenins but unprincipled
cuss minnfaktur, and how long does it take him,
to do it with the improved machinery they hey?
The Southern' ioli ere at the battle nv the flert
Bull Bun captured 18 Federals, one nywhom hod
upon his person 812 in greenlet and tellers 88
each. How many nv Johnson's postmwsters cood
be botight with the proceeds nv the apcber ? ,
Deekin Pogrom approved cm these examples,
bathe kept insight that there arrant ennff em
to fire the Southern heart. The Southern heart
was *perpetual:el funeral pile with need contir,
yooal !hint Qnlesa fired -it our a gloomy mats
nv very onsightly black cinders. He proposed
that the forth-coming book shood be coal oil on
the elumberin embers UT the yoothisi - Southern
' _heart. He bed a example: .
The battle nv Chickamauga wnz fought a cer
tain number no miles from Chattanooga. One
regiment nv Confedrit sobers druv a division nv
Fedral mercenaries into the town. Allowing that
each Fedral, ez well ez Confedrit, bed two legs,
how many more steps did the Fedrsle take to git
-em into Chattanooga, where they war compara
tively safe from Confedrit rage and valor and Bich,.
than it did the Cenfedrita to drive em ther?
Bascom remarked that he led one wich he - felt
it his dooty to propose :
A etrikly Conscienehns grocery keeper starts in
bizinis worth four hundred dollars in clean , cash.
He pays for his whisky two dollars per gallon in .
Looisville, and hex for a reglar customer a Post
master, wich drinks forty dr sixty times per day,
and allnz tells him to "jilt chalk it down." Ile.
spired, the length tar time necessary to bust un
der them afllictin circumstancia • , •
Bascom remarked that long before the book
appears in print, he wood be able to-furnish the
rinser to that little problem. Coneiderio the ex
ample a dig direct at me, four or a noshen to
retort, but ther war Gish a look nv injerd into
cense onto Bascom's countenance that-reel'
000 dent. Suthin mast be done for .m—l
her lived outer him totloBff-----T-41[11aext contr.
bushvaisretterreirom friends North, abel be de
• - Wiled to liquidatin, in part, the debt I owe him.
I tared bast him, but not givin him at least cost
for his bicker, but wet follows? There's the rub.
Wood he who carom after give me credit? Better
bear the ills we hey than fly to them to wish we
hemt bin interdoost.
Joe Bigler, the drunken Confarit soljer hap
penedin, .and.heard the last two examples, and
remarkt that he cood furnish us any number nv
examples at site. We never atop Joseph in any
thing be . proposes to di, for be hex a habit nv
carryin a navy revolver slung to film, and he
shoots. Joseph wax, therefore, permitted to pro
need. _
Eta Southern man pants for his rites'and. Mee
for years for em, getten licked like the devil, how
long after is it adrisible for him to ccmtinyoo to
pant, peryided he didn't know at the beginnin'
teat his ritep vrtm ?
I ceneberd to remark that a iolushen ut , that
problem erns impoesible, titer bein no point to
work a departuro from, to wich Joeeph remarkt
that perhaps it war faulty in that partikelet:, but
-hed othere t
El one Southern soljer kin whip five Northern
soljers, why in bloody thunder, they hevin hed a
unfits!' iency nvopportnonitlea .
doin it, didn't the
South gain her independence? -
fitin four years, and ioosin every doggoned
cent's worth fly property a sun hed wiz profita
ble biznis, how many struggles for independence
wood a man uv modrit means be justified in goin
thrn with?
Ef two gallons'ar.d a half of Kentucky whisky
khi be kot from a bnehel nv corn, how many
Dimocratic voters, taken young men: ez they'
run, kin be manufaktered froui the produck nv a
aker nv good land in a modrit year of corn.
A high-toned shivelrons Virginian, twenty years
lied a female slave whit wnz ez black ez a
crow, and wnth only $B6O. Her progeny wuz only
half ez black ez a crow, and her female grand
child:en wriz suffishently bleached to sell in 100
Orleans for $2,L00 per female offepring.. Iteqtired
st. The length UV time neseary to pay cell%
.2ittehnel debt by this Meal's.' 2,1. The number
of yeas neaeary to bleach the cuss lac color out
in the niggere nr the United States.
Et four old gray-headed jackasses, with ought
know better, sett fit to keep one sucker filled
with whieky, how many suckers cood four iron
grey mules keep filled bed they been only half.
jackasser
A. Johnson bed aides uv carryin a certin num-:
bar lir deestras, by speakin In em with Seward,
all nv wich gire lncreaaed majorities agin him.—
Required the number iav miles tn travel, and the
number of repetitione uv the speech, to enable
him to carry out bis policy.
2.1 two nips at .Wasbington wuz suffislisnt to
perdoose the speech at the inaugerashen en' the
4th tiv March, 1865, bow tunny roust hey bin slang
into A. J. to perdocee the 4 lir February effort ;
and how many =let he hey taken between
Washington and St. I
"These examples.' eed Joseph, "I omakerte .-
necessary for this hook, and of pubSel--ed
without em Itb.ell take it tz a personal affront,
for with I shell bold the Board perscsiallyrespon-
Bible. The Southern 76oth must be properly in-
Erneted—my orphshe nueber proper uttionstr,.
stilled into em, and these itamples is surf
to that end. Let this Board reznembew, that,
when the book is publiskt, of these esamplee is
not in them, they her me to settle with?
And Joseph departed. We art to s querylary.
We dare not publish the book without hie exam.
pies, for he alb= keeps Lie word, and is a rigiy
cute to deal with, said rrs. coarse pntlin em fa
0004ent be thought ay. -We finally decided that
Joseph must be got out riv the way es.soon ez
possible, and therefore .vutid that Bascoin glre
him unlimited credit at Ina bar for a week,
&train the came upon the account nv the Bail
toot. I know that a free run at his barrels wood
finish me or any one nv, the Board in that time.
sappy Bigler l He hez at least one satisfactory
week afore him coed almost wish the 'Board
wood try it on me. It wood be a short but glor
ious career.
Prraorzin T. IV%sar, P. hi,
(Wich is Postmaster), and likewise Perfessiv ny
Biblike Politick% in the Southern Claasikle Jr.
2dilitary Institoot.
Itt Tzonr "Pracs.—At on Sunday
evening, fatigued by hie long journey, a wagoner
and fila son John drove the team into a good
=sage, and determined to pass the Sabbath enjoy
ing a season of worship with the Rood folks of the
Tillage. When the time for worship arrived, Zan
was set to watch the team, while the wagoner
Went in with the crowd. The preacher had hard
ly announced the subject before the old man fell
asleep. Be sat against the partition in the cen..
tre of the body-elip, while alongside of sep
arated only by the very lots partition, eat a tleahy
lady, who:seemed all absorbed in the sermon.
She straggled hard with her feelings with, lin
able to control them any Imsger, she burst out
with a loud scream, and shouted it the tap tither
iss, rousing the old man half awske,•who thrust
his arm around her waist, and cried - Terg etiotb
ingly : •
"Wo, Nance' wo ‘ l 4 Zineo I Here, .7ohie; ea the
beny-band, and loose the breach
ing—vdek: or
shell tare everything to tinders I"
It vim all the work of a moment., bit tie * sister"
forgot to about, the preacher lout the %mid of
hi s & B e mu s e , and the meeting aunt)" pm:mature
ly to sn end, while deeply mortified,-"the Hied, -the old man
skellEid away, determined not to go to . meeting
,
again until he conld manage to keep his senses
by remaining awake- • •
Item Canwrz once asked a, witness what his
occupation wai. The asnetirsortions • individual
answered: • •
'el am a minister of the gospel, tdr—a candle
of the bpi." - -
"CK what deuominsitiem,- r • •
1 " • "
"I trust, then," replied Mr. Cho tB, `wit "rig
KO a dipper, but not a Wick-ed • •
PUBLIC ?.:,&M,E$-..
Timirniorry coirwr'sACM.44tirmzint to
A- , an miler arthe Orphsite - Court .at the Candy at
iktorytkill In that CotentanwealthetPiansylvsnia„ the
rut enter. trustee otioseptileisTebee, tote of the bor
ough at in the raant3; affehn IkllL doeeased.
will rxpou to ode.by Ontale Tesdne, est -
Ss wad wy. the COS ihny florit; 1857.
Alla ovtoek in tba forenonsi. et the Pretetren An
rvat tett:atm Um Detract or Lad. sksatefuthelown
ddell Wane. la the County ot Ectutilldl 'skims*
branded br lands of Arab fr own .. Bade r
Jonathan betstusw Jaunt Senstosidng; Dada
Schaefer. Philip Butuntai wad anklets, tmtaiatng .s
sass and aktorehes, with the owspe4. axed,
tog of a. too-stay frame bow. bijblast. hue.
• etc, Lae the estate tired deemed. Tame and roar
=do made known at the time and due of sale by
• 30$N SIITIZIMBIB,Truatee..
By cadei of the Orphans' Court. . •
.Pothr
Carasausllogsa,
tiße. Moth nth, _ .
cozarr as.i.lparruas to
'I.A. an :order of the Orphan" Court or Stri
Canny. andentigned irtnicapone to/public au
taepittalsak an _ _
Rasairdar . Zaliela.4B67.
AU lb reelockok. - 111„, -all the following rinanibedagal:
estate, via that certain Jot - or piece orrn=d
ululate on tbenenth•weet earner d Jackson aM Coal .
eines, In the Borongli of Port Carbon. Schuylkill
County. Pennsylrenta. being alzty -feet on Jackron`
idteet; sod two hendred and Marty feet- ter Coal'
steeds, together' with the buldbera abereca,
being a frame ..fatern stand. and other improvercerdr,‘
and all the apportenamara theme.° belongitx—befpg,
the estate of .ichn T. Hull. deceased:
_.
Tem:sand conditions arlit,be made known 'at the
One create b. ROSS BULL,Vranten
By the Corm Port Ca43aa,lllsretit,•6l.
Cam McGee: Clerk" - - 1081 .
ORPHANS' ‘0 1 13.11T SA.l.E.—Porserad. to
an order of the Orphans' Corot of the Comity of
Schuylkill, in the Commonwealth of Perinsyleads. the
enbteriber. Administrator of the estate of Benjamin B.
Schack. late of the • Borough of -w in tht
Comity of Schnylkhl, deceased. impare.to gab by
public vendee. on
Saturday, the 30th day wellfereit,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. at - the public house of fio•
bastian Xestenbach, Bccoughaforesaid.—An that
certain lot of ground situate Mite sold town of
(Deport. on . the e-astaiy fide of Washington street,
marked in the map of said town with b10:.42, ecnitehr
ing in trout on said street 10 feet, and extending back
of the same width 190 fee... with a tin eurith shop erect,
ed thereon—late the estate of mid &teasel. Terms
and conditions made known at the time and plate of
sate by B. S. WEBER, Administrator.
By order of the fhphme Court.
CnsammiltdcOrw. Clerk. •
Pottsville, Meth Stho.Bll7. , 10-4 t
OBPIIALNSO COURT SALE....parsoint to
an alias order of the Orphans. Court of the Conn..
tY of &WU', in the . Commonwealth of Pentaybna•
ears. the subscri ber ' Administrator de haute won, of the
Estate of Jacob Bretz, late of the. Bornugh of St.
Clair, in the Comity of Schuylkill, deceased, will ex
pose to sale by pat& mane,
Oa Thusday. nerds 95,1867.
At ° fetlock in the afternoon, at the public house of
F. W. ftlehardson, In the Borough of St. Clair, in the
County of Schuylkill aforesaid, t&lollowing described
pennises; situate in the Borough of St. Clair aforesaid,
to win
No. 9. One dwelling house, frame, 2 stories high,
14 feet by 30 feet.
No. 8. A dwelling house, 134 stories high, in front
12 feet, and in depth 24 feet
No. 4. One dwelling house, frame, with elope roof,
1 36 stories high. 16 feet front, by 29 feet deep : kitchen
attached to same. 1° feet by IS, and a shed. 9 feet by
It, situate on Third street of the stud Borough of ht.
Clair.
No. 6. One other dwelling house, stories high,
front 14 feet, and depth 24 feet, with kitchen or shed
attached therennto. 14 feet by 9 feet.
No. 6. One block, consisting of
.3 houses. situate
upon said Carroll Street, Y stories high, containing in
front 34 feet, by 16 feet, with kitchens attached there
unto, 34 feet by 12 feet, one and a half stories high.
Also. a certain piece or parcel of land, situate in
Tremont Township, Schuylkill County. containing 26
wee, which- were conveyed to the said Jacob Beets by
Isaac Ward, then Treasurer of Scinryikill County, by
deed dated the 9th day of August, A. 11, 1364, and
which was sold by aid Treasurer, as the property of
John Zerbe. for atm-payment of taxes.
Terms and condi n n s made known at the time and
place of sale, by JOHN P. HOBART,
dministrator, de bents now.
OIIPTIALPias COURT. HALE,—Pinot:L=2 to
an order of the Orpheus' Court of the County of
Schuylkill, In the Commonwealth at Pennsylvania, the
subscriber, Trustee, duly appointed by said Court to
sell the hereinafter described real estate of Thomas D.
Smith. late of the Borough of Ashland in the County
of rchnyddll, deceased, will expose to sale by public
'endue, on .
Wednesday. Nardi 91, 1867.
At S wettish in the afternoon. at the premises In the
Borough of Ashland, ,in the County of_ Schuylkill
aforesaid,—Allthat certain Tavern Stand atstA
Dwelling House and pert of surface lot or piece -
of ground situate on the southwinily side
Centre street east of Thirteenth street intheliceongh
of Ashland.. Schuylkill'-County, Pennsylvania, and
marked with number two hundred and twenty in sec
don number fifty-nine on the Lithographed-NAP or
plan of said Borough of Ashland, containing in front
on Centre street twenty-four feet and in depth one hun
dred and twenty-five feet, late the 'estate of said de:
deceased. ler= and conditions made ithown at the
-time and place of sale by W. T, BEACH, Trustee.
By order of the Orphans. Court,
Ciuostsa Hales, Clerk, -
Pottsville, March 1. . ST 0-4 t
C.l-I.AS. E. BECK,
Warehouse, Norris' Addition,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Buckwheat Flom, .
Extra Family Flour,
• Cora Meal,
Ella Hr[ o ral meal,
tit — m, Oats, 'Ray, .
• Oata and Corn Chop, &c.,
Also 31111 Feed of kinds. Fish, conalmlng in
pert of Mackerel. Shad, Salmon, Herring. haddock,
Cod Fish. Ac. Always a good assortment of Previs
ions, GI °caries. An. IlJan. 1, '6T-1 "
CI-I.A_S. LOGUE,
D7l/231 ER
"FOREIGN AND D 011817.0
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Centre St., Cc:petite American House,
POTTEMOLLIII, PA.
lir MILO, SOLE . AGENT 11011..al
HUBBELL'S GOLDEN BITTERS,
A Sare.ltempedy for Dyspepsia.
ALSO,
MISH.LER'S BITTERS
FOR SALE.
MILLS' BOIMON WHISKY
lAD VLIDEBNIEEIVS SCREEDIII SEILIAPPS.
Jane 2..66
NO MORE BALD HEADS
SO atom: O.tAY Lockai
DR. LE,ONS'-
ELECTRIC HAIR RENEWER, , •
is pronounced by all who have need it the very, beet
preparation for- the Hair. It le a poaltive core 'for
Baldness. eradicates Dandruff and Humors. stops%
Hair from falling out. and speedily restores Gray J o
to the% original hue and itriaanance.
It operates on the aetretions and fills -the glands
with new life and coloring matter. Thin, dead, faded
or gray hair will always be brought beaky a few ap
phcations, its youthful abundance, vlb.lity and
cater. • . ,
It makes the hair soft, glassy, fragrant,. - Pleasant to
the touch and easy to *rani.- Dry. wiry and intract
able locks become moist, .ant aDd disposed to remain
in any desired position. a Hair Dressing it has no
equal. The tales are enormous and it is a outerwear
favorite With old and young of both sexes.
Soid by Druggists thronghout the United Stater.—
Addrcsa all orders to
' ZIEGLER.* altriTlL
-
SOLE. PROPRIETORS. •
137 North Third se,. Plalfadelphia.
• March 16..67 ('66. 46-lyi 11-
u 0 Q • 1100 P. 811131 ITS.
.6./ CP New Spring Styles, .•OerOwn Nalco,* 628
embracing every new and desirable size. style and
mbape of Plain and Trail Iloopitkirts.-2. 9 314 VC 2X •
2, 835, 3%, and 4 yards round. every length an d
size Waist in every respect Fan, geatare„ and ogle;
dally adapted to meet the wants of 'First Claw and
most Fe.ehtonable Trade. •
"Ora°Wa Mame of Hoop Skirts are lighter, more
elastic, more, datable. and nutty °Emma than any
other malls of fritter Single or Doable Spring Skirt in
the American. Market. They are Wan:Armco in eon
respect, and Wherever introduced give universal satis
faction. They are now :being exbrusively sold by re
tailmna. and ev
. I.ady should try. them.
Ask for ••• Own Make," and see that each
Skirt is staxn-ed r. HOPKINS, MANUFAC ft-
RER, ttra ARCH Street, FRILAVA.' , Ito mama au
Grimm A analogue enatalning style, ale and re.
tail prices, sera tn any address.. A mama and liberal
discount altosmi to dealers. Orders by,mall or 'other
wise, promptly and carefully tiled—w hole a le end re
tail at'Manufactory and Salearooms, 518 ARCH
STRUT. PHTLADA_ SKIRTS made Ur order, altered
and repaired. TERMS,. HST CARL 0333 wag
()SLY. WM. T. EOM - NS.
Meech la, "CC
CARPSTINGI. • .
. COG gooey o!e3epat pitterois of •
BEVeSELS A D T;i1016,
Jas =trodtam Esicipe and wow of &am • Alla% a
• co=piete a mortmad •
11347i1 Eiiilisb.l49llupoui,
0 • . 8 Wive% • •
a. " Bewswwl• gout Tapestries,
t-PLYS ATM incnume.• •
?MOH OIL CLOTHS, in all widtba and vuetarg.
ckslatecs• for Hail! Biafra.
MATTIRCP3i MATS, ac..aa:
•LEEDOMBcSiIAW,
. • 940 AEON STEITZ •
Beiwooa Mind 10th &;seta,'
March - ' 11117ADETZHIA.
J. STEWART DEPIIY.:
3933 South Sd Street, shove Spruce, PICILADB.;
= Beeps constantly on land a lasga . 4
easorunent of •
~reemers. OIL CLOTHS, xiwni9s.Dß6:3l,
...GET& FELT& RUG& WINDOW BRADYS. ase::
Eymc WOOLEN and OM CLOTH TABLE 0017--
ERE, &a., which ha to selling at -ray_redated pet. pp
v' . Mirels2l3, VT • 114 m r:
Silva's Wash Powder
Sivas lime, labor. inczney.___Xekee 'WASHING A
PASTIME end MONDAY A PEBTIVAL. Bold every
where. Try it. Addreatall<eauYo theliterraftelar
ers; - MUM LIM at l7lllTll, "
CEMISTS AND WEOLWALE DBUOGISTE,
137 Mord& Thfriit '
ItarthlA, rs 6 Oily) • - 11-
ISiessou....Garden Hakes.
Hoes.. Gorden Trowels. , •--Trit
Shears. Kelinss. Saws and Scissors at
m arc h 26_11.1M
.. AM C. THOMPSON &
etaltinatara, '240 1 440 1 ; Theramd
P Mame Patia and Trataphuntag tram at
. March 16::-.11.- WARS C.:TROMP:SON & Cll,B
MAT .a. 4 Straw Catter..df you_bbot Arbod
,A 1 Cutter. bu one Of ours. . —MAY ingiurY .rn z
itotwszt cora Kali , tad it bofetti omit =theca Wll4l
Petrett olo.4 l 4, Wt ll6P rtagigb
sail durable . ' bot *net ootO .ortlen
tonfatd lobo the boot Cattalo themutot. At i•
Idarthlo-11- LEWIS o .VllolteKetib%.lll -
(tracker Breaker. a MI *4116:4f0r
' , anew
a- , me In oysterialoom sad rhetss.
lam wooer. both made of mann t 1411 not
rust • ; Mot ow% it LIMB C. XSO4Rtggi i CO'S.
4f/ths
ivedeltrimWit from Agetticiihotor:Wmim A
lery uesfal:lA-AAd mgar :cusp,;:XyerrAmlly
11—:,114Itid.--30011106N4C013.,..
'ruble Illauw.-Jait.inadved 1111b*, nonnetinenl at
IL Table Maw of a number it new and desfrabls
rattans._ Also &good inyndqund 'OAP 4 6 0 1k6,
with mem didsloss in Um=
/Web 16 -11- _,../.1M8(1.43161TEUX
4.140-104L000.1Wert T'll3l"ar:''Vintiti4l4
ntall alzerat i 34 C. INWENON 00:a
. 4 • Jan
g asse t Batter Zeds% • '" •
•M , • 1 011 li • •
Boxes llama watt 04. - r.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RESTORE Youn • srmrrt
S. J. STEPTIRVS it CO.'S •• • - •
FAXMF coß:a4. aim - roams.' - •
or.-xtzsunzas OF TEE .ErIMIOIEC
T. wet Balm hapearecUSo44l, ashi, Prisms
lap Pte Latest.?cried of Life: • '
- 13PECTAMV3 )4EUVIED 113Fr.,133.
. . . . ...
= - ' • - - Y-- - - , :-- -- The next mining Itosia,
I:l#difitWEtririese; - ° itrer - : -
- !l e> a s the antes- prolnisent: earn at
leaentry.
_.* rexueseseed the ,
z , . bee - cif the COEVEII BEIT/OR.
' .-1 -. -Sidi InrEnsbroyak or Tit or
• . '
. .
M _
otlete ; Di rtels o rm.
'
-fro,-0,/gorott; Overworked
• Eyes;
41hithesopla, - or Weak
t..
- --_ alyse ; Elaphoo. or •Waters
. r
~ .. Zoo ; Pais in , the Eyeball :
lansinosie, aej - Ohecnrity - of
• v - , Vlskit . ; EhoftbObta. or / 3 " -
, - . tolortomore Lirthrt 'Weariest
- r , 4 ~frt- - thonitinasailOpticAorro;
• . - ' ' '-• 7'111614164644;e. tilkld3C.)re
. • ,
~..... $- -;.",y,-licrorrik • bodies. •tlfont 4' Oa
`,'S,, Em oilitibard.‘-orlidlioi
-,siosticai ar:itto Itroishit'llys.
..,
lidiflVaireare Anortifoorio;
.. _
or
. pb. - ' - ,Partid3l
.).todoess I •.
• , - ftg.:ryt - :acre:', said
: ....,
.. 2 ...;•lorperrort"Vrdira• Inoe'llis
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-Ziher)roaso olea.bY Oil/ Cie Iliftlia - eariaild7
arst fted - without the least feir a - Atm? to
the eye. MOM tbila /5„000 certificates at cares are .
eshibitall at-saar alas- -Puri guaranteed in every
we when spplia - I um:din to the, directions
- int-Weed # <oak Pat. - trr the rtprosj lain be re
tarded. fora fer Cireslar-,Mat grabs. .
Addresa, .Dr. a.-STILPIELNIM co...omusti. L
: tR.O. Box 926.) .. . . .
'Yorisrle stlbrebtrets Family 'Drag Stare,lto.
10 Aator Souse, .cornet of .117 . 2c4y . Street and
Broaderat. 'New Nett. - •
sir DE- J. 51441/1,4 k - Co. tire trevented
and Trawled :z - =OK& or CORNEA.. FLAT
=MR, for the cure of ?MAP-SIGIITEDNESS,
which' has proved svreid sacass: - . Write for a
hov se. 41a. , 4 „ .
PgePOflALlt fv rstenfabiass Coati for
eke Paillsdelphro .ALlns.how.e. . •
SEALED PROPOsAIS frotallftnere for farnishink
2000 (three thnnaand) tom of Met quality hand White
Ash SchayliclitCoal: for the Philadelphia Almshouse: '
will be received at the Mee of - the - Guardians of the
Poor. Igo. 42 limth Seventh Sheet, Philadelphia, until
Monday. April Ist, 1(17. at 12, Id. 'The Coal to be de
livered free from elate, dna; or other impurities. at the
Almshouse Wharf, on thmScluvildil, before the first
day of July, IS6I ; .and to be inspected and weighed in
men car the stedes,l%24o pounds to the ton,) on the
Almishotee Grounds, as delivered- The Proposals will
state the prices, payable,' City Warrants, for each else .
Coal. e.. for
2200 (Two thousand two turuiredl tons of Wain-
• . boat Coal,
300 Mire buibired) Mrs of Egg Coal. - •
300 Mae* buncireQ tons of Stove Coal,
and theloctitima and mine from which it is proposed to
deliver, accompanied "by. certificates from'. persons
known to the Board, that the person orwarrna making
,the offer is or are actually engaged in the business of .
mining Coal, and of sufficient ability to execute the con
tract for the. faithful performance of which security
will be required. The Guardians of the Poor reserve
the right to accept any proposal - in whole or ha part, or
to reject all, as they may deem best for the interests of
-the City : and in the event of failure on. the part of. any
Contra....ar to deliver the Coal according to hls agree
ment, both in quality and quantity, 'the Guardian* or
the Poor leaerve the right to, boy elsewhere whatever
quantity may be required to 'meet the deficiency, and
coarge to the Contractors any loss or damage arising
from each faUare. • - : • •
Puiporebs to be endorsed'Proposals for famishing
owl to Philadelphia Alinshouse.' ,
On Inside page is a blank printed form of Proposal.
which will be required to be Ailed up and sent by those
proposing." Forms of Proposals can be bad ppl tion to the undersigned at the office of the Guardians,
No. 44 North Ith Sweet. • '
CHARLES T. ttiSt t, Secretary
Mardi a. 'c •
• =: PROPOSALS
PENII:BIk7.,VAINTIA. ' .&GRICITLTUItAI.
LAND. SCRIP 'l4lll BALL.
The Board of Commissioners now offer for ale 540,-
000 acres of Agricaltural College Land Scrip, being the
balance of the Scrip granted to the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania for the endowment. of Agricultural Col
ima in tide State. . ' • • .
Proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip ad
dressed to "The Board of Commissioners of Agtieul
twat Land 141.11 be received at the - Surveyor
GeneraPs °Moe, at Harrisburg; until 12 coelock, IL, au
Wednesday, April 10, 1841. • •
The land may be locaird in any. State or 'Territory,
by the holders orftte scrlp. upon any. of the tmappro.
Sed. lands , (except mineral lands) of the United
tates, which may be subject to • sale at • private entry.
Bach piece of scrip represents a quarter section of one
hundred and sixty acres, is lamed In blank. and will
be transferable, without endorsement crr formal aseign,
merit. The blank peed not be Med until the scrip is
presented for location and entry, when the party hold
ing it can fill the blank and enter the land in his own
lame. Bide must be made as per acre, and no bids
will-be rewired for less than one quarter section.
The Scrip will be issued immediately.= the payment
of the money to the Surveyor General. On all bide for
a less quantity than 40,000 acres, one-third of the pur
chase money must be paid within ten days, and the re
maining two-thirds within thirty days after notification
of the acceptance of the bid or bide by the Board of
.
JAWS 3d. CAMPBELL, Surveyor General.
For the Board of Commisslonere
Harrisburg February 21, 1867. 1048
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTI3,AOEI.
dIADA74OIBELLE -KEOGH
Would inform her friends that in consequence of for
mer encouragement and patronage; and in order to
prepare for the SPRING OPENING, she has greatly
Elegant Millinery Establishment
NO. 904 weuitrr STRZET,PRILARA..,
By numerous alterations. and the addition of a MAM
MOTH SHOW BOOM, which in point of eleganco and
comfort, t unequalled in the 'United States.
Ladies can at all seasons obtain the,most
Recherche St*les of Millinery
. .
at all prices. and Vd to snit sn tastes:- ..
Pos
sessing advantages • other houses enjoy, Mad
atholselle aeogh.is . led to present. In advance. of
other establishments, the very latest styles of Bonnets,
Materials, etc., direct from Parts' nd LondOn. . - -
2Q. B.—Conntry Milliners are especially incited to
call and examine this foie stack before ruche:gag else
where.
- N. 8.-:French, English and German
spoken. Nov. ID. , D6--45-Gm • -
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.
BROWER'S MAGIC LEIVIEST
ACTS AS A CELARIL
.The haft ti the world for Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Sprains. Bruises. Wrencbe., SweUlm,. Sore • Throat
and Chest, Stiff JOints or Cords: ClO:blab:is, Corns,
Medi*
Cron Whooping Cough, Cramps cr Pains
in the Stomach, Moires or Limbs, and Pains, Aches'
and Hurts of every description._ 50 cents and $51. 00.,
N. a.—This is the best Liniment that can be need
for Horses. - . •
THE GREAT LIVER PILLS.
BROWER'S DANDELION PILLS ! !
Extracts of Dandelion, Chsmotnile, Turkey Rho
bard and other vegetable extracts combined. The
best family medicine offered for sale—simple, mild and
effectual. These Pills act directly on .the Liver, Kid
neys, Binary and Digestive organi, purify the blood,
penetrate, c.eanse and invigorate every portion of the
human system and restore its healthy vitalities. In
Fevers of all' kinds.. Bilious, 'lntermittent, Remittent,
Typhoid: Typhus, fie., &c. When taken in the first
stages these Pills. rid the system of disease, and pre.
ven t a long and serious illness; For Liver Complaint,.
Bilious affections, Indigestion, Headache, Jaundice,
Costiveness, Piles, Colds. Pleurisy, and sll stomach
complaints, there are no Ma as good as Broivers.-
25 centia Box.. . • .
Bold Pptteville, Pa. HAR
VEY BIRCH . BROTHER, Reading • Pe.
BROWER a. BROTHER, 6601 Vest SGlh St.. N. York.
Feb 16, •67. 7-2 m •
LUMBER 1 LUMBER LUMBER 1
•
To Carpenters, Blinders, and nu using
.•or Dealing la Lumber,
The undersigned desires to inform the public that
be has always on band,' at hls extenaive yard . un -
COAL ST., near ,OLAILBOAD DEPOT,
a Isrße assortment .of all kinds of Frame: . 8M and
other Lumber. As be has his own Timber Land with
Steam Paw-mills capable of sawing from
.three to four
hundred thousand feet per month, he le able to over
.
JAIME ADAIiI'AGEA. •• •
to dime tutig Or dealing.umber. Raving a large
quantity of very long and heavy timber, impede at.
tendon will be paid to Breaker and .Mining
1494, or addrewir
• - SILL S BILL, • Pottnille,
Yarto—on Coal /tree, near the Railway Depot.
linsa-=-At Girard Manor, Catawirea Railroad. •
Feb 23, .67 • . S-tt •
CCIIIICRYIPTION CAN BECURED. •
The True Remedy at Last Discovered.
UPHA3I.B FRESH MEAT CURE;
Prepared front the formula of Prof. Trousseau, of
Par* cures Commotion, Lung Dimities. Bronchitis,
e Dyspepsia, Marasmus, General Debility and all mcirbid
o tons of the system Alt; , oendent on deficiency of
vital farce. It la pleasant to taste, and a single bottle
will convince the most skeptical of Its virtue as the
peat healing remedy of the ~ age. $1 a bottle, or six
bottles for $5. Sent by Biprees Bold by
8: C. UPHAM, Ito. 25 South Eighth St., Philada., .
And a 0 principal Druggists.. circulars sent free. _.
- March 2. •61 • . . 9,2 m
GREAT EVICCEI9BI it STEAM 1!IIIRPS
We the rmdersigned are pretend. to furnish Coal
Operators with our 13teancremte of any capacity,' and
=them to give entire satiefactkm. - Our Pomp
thle Acting Pole Ptunp made to work with one
Pole, thereby giving an great advantage over ill other
Pole Pumps in the room re/piled. A 14 „inch pump
4 feet stroke with 2O Inch steam cylinder. is 76. feet
-long. feet wide-and 5 feet 6 inches high. ' Otte of onr
pumps baa been in successful operation for several
weeks in Charter Oak Colliery. as the following certifi.
cite will too * . A i lisoN k DAMIA.N.
Port Carbon, December sth, 1866. •
TO ALL WHOM IT. MAY CONCERN.
This is to thitwe the undersigned are iiehig
one of ALLISON BalefAllS Steam Purim
and are able to pronbonce it a perfect mimes& and we
cheerfully recommend it , to 411.1 - neut of MUM
MY/I as balm
: JOHN H. BB.ue Proprietor Cbarter Oak Co.
: . JOSEPH H. SMITH, Supinintendent do.-
ROBERT MlNKRigineer inithaire.of .Ptemp.-
GOVERN MEtft
PROPERTYAT PAIUTE SALE; .
-
8,600 New and &tend-Hand TEAM HARNESS
10.000 BRIDLES and COLLARS.
8;000 SADDLES, all Styles-23( to $3l 00. . • 1 , •
800 Fonr Borne Government WAGONS. •
2,000 WAGON COVERFI„.I all Mem, new an d worn. , - ',
6,00) BLANKETS and HORSE 100VERS.
Also, a large stock of Heins. .Lead. Lines, Wbipe;
1= and Ambulance Hamm. • portable Paz
• Swingleteeea, Lead Bars, 'etc., etc.,
Team Hararrec—lfttle worn—all Oak tanned .LeStter
and serviceable, cleaned and oiled. $3 00 per, home or
mule, including Lead d0.: 7 51 00. Wagon
Bridles, $100; Collars; Ito $5l.- Brine Hair lined Ar
tillery Cape do., 2),( and $3 00. Stable Reins, 1 13 kr.
$S 26. Lead LtmA 1. Halters. 6to $l2 per desen.
°dicers' New Saddle % $I& with Plated Bit Bridle, $4l.
good as new, $l2„, with bridle, $l4; Vallee
bor k se.. wagon Covert, made to &Amy,
heavy linen, 3 to $6 superior cotton: dock, 6 to VG"
12 es dnek : 9 to $l2- - 1,000 liesPital 126521ew, akd
rmorl as new, 12 odeack-14 feet square-40 to $60.--A
Otßcenf .A.. Tent.'f feet square, :from sto - SS. 16.000
RAGS, front 12 or., Dark let Quality. 3 tombeia„
234 bark., $10: 8 bash. $ll per dos.: 241 (Duddy. .1S 60
60 and $4 60.• •
SMALL owns UHT by•EXPRESS, O. 0. D.
piTimix Ac co•;.
• 130. $37 162329 North nant et,P:tdh . iipt, Pah
No. b Park Place, New York.
N O . 41 43. iith Street, Waehlogton, D. O. • ' '
Price list Bent on application. Nierr.h 16-4.14 t
GOOIVIEWS TOrMOTHERS
Untlann.thi'kian'tinneeed with anxiety faired':
Wilms? "Are youralwaXbera . end bearts,Mokint by
the: moiatog kin*
towbod.iuld.apprel.4.,44% Innate /newel
bottleeflor: lesaarludentitsinediand you *Mame
.PoinantareW.4 oo 4 ll l: l- 2 6 7i,- '
- -,,,, ,ratasaitexttverirmanair__
iieeitimitilaitestet Yeintisitiriadeied:
mothers bear witness that uueVar..faSls ttoltge*sar
It died liisemen.. 2 .nartudeJalsara and : k .?
n ab sgib ir i Cum tiettelom tb=fisfee]il
111; 12 11:11% 1'4":11aga ' Tided SUI*4 I-4,.', •—•
~8. lI~2~S
- * : :1::":; - -17..' - '
iiitii:sol(44***.itgE,-
MMby theatst their
Aqitfcm.TultAL WORKS
nie Wei rePatelkte of our Pieerhete.. rce RIM
rent pee, hes iadized tianthreeshnitatkee. led hence
.samw7ertkies eldeebitel %eke la the leirtet.
Fanners mouth their interest.. by, teat ONLY old
ethalthhed 11mill:went mamma :-.oerell ehtejli
THE BM IN Qumariel
itad Xts staadard r m.. sibmad wood.
.
rions! u 3IIIV ah.9a, NO xis. zica.
A TRADE" DISCOUNT TO DFAT.vR.3
. . _ G
.. . .
N. - . .
.:13 - A. N 0 -: • - .
•-.... . . . .
PITZUTTAR. -Are sett none bat,Xo..l, recelve -di
rect from rbe Peruitat Garenuitent. , ' • • .
- .1431&140E. lionetu_the market. . ' ' • •
ALT,EN & NEEDLES,
a4Sdaffi Wharves and 4113outh Water Et..
(Mist titore above Cbee4ant•)
cotrtraNG-atxa VP. ETAXEiI,
PHILADELPHIA..
Peb 23. .67
EARLY VEGETABLES.
Pero. Baena Tomatoes, Cora and all otter Vegeta-
READY FOR NTARii:ET,
from two to three weeks duller; by theme of oar
moms* FiIIOILIZEIL
The . malts attending the application ofthis manure,
by :Market Gardener& is aatoniabing, sad every
TRUCKER knows the importance of gelatin Ws Pro
dace in City Markets early in. fAA aaalon.. thereby
availing himself of the BEST PRIM . • -
Packed in bate of 160 lb; each. • .
• -
PRICE. $2 62 PER BAG.
•. - -
Orders eveived at oar offices, and deliveries wide
from our Factory or Warehouses; in qwmtitles to suit.
ALLEN _AL 1111SEOLES, - •
•, • .
42 South Delaware( Avtinue, l piarjamt,pinA, .
41 " Water Street, • .
- February 2, '67 • 6.13 t
MORO: PHTT,T:TPS'
omrtiNs par*FED.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIM:E.
STANDARD SrI:TARANTEND. '
For gale at Iltuogartarera Depots.
Neh 27 North - Freest Street, Philadelphia,
- N 0.95 South ; Street, Baltimore,
And by Dealers In general ttirouglinnttlte country.
'he Material of which
.Moro. Patilipir Phosphate ts
manufactured crmtains fifty percent- more Bono Phos
phate than Raw Bone, therefore it is more darable.;—
The ammonia present gives it great 'additional textili
slmg
Six Years' experience has proied to the Pawner that
tt inakes a heaviergrain than even stable manntr,,, and
Is rust only active but lasting.
moat) PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer. •
1.9 m
Feb. 16, '6l
Peruvian Guano Substitute
BAUGH'S .
RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF UME;
riBADE MARK '
•
• .
BAUGH di BONS,
Rote Proprietors and stannfacturers, •
Delaware Direr 'Chemical' Warty,
ratiensr.rnue., u. aS. . • .
.
BAstry; Com.' Ons. POTATo
TOB.IOOO, PCONWIELAT. SORGErtht, Tceatrs #oPhe.zo
liN VITGETAISL723., AND LTZSY Cafle ISti; YLANT.
. .
EepeciallT r!coinixiirded to v i e, growers o f :
atraNiberrieoaspbEinies; Blackberries,
ALL MALL PBX/1M:
. • .
Mine than 13 years of regular use upcez all desctip
tion of Cr3ps • grown. in the . Middle and Southern
States. has given a high degree of popularity to this
MANURE, which places its application now, entirely
beyond a mere experiment.. •
BAUGIVN.RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE -OF :LIME,
In eminently a Einem as a Substitute for Peruvian
Guano and friable Manure—and is offered to the Agri
-I:nihilists of the Northern and Eastern States as a fer
tilizer that will cheaply restore to the Soil, those es
sentials w hich have bm drained from It by constant
cropping inid light manuring. •
It is very prompt in its action—is lasting in effect to
a degree unattained by any commercial manure in the
market and is afforded at a much leas cost thannoconr
Stable Manure. or Peruvian Guano. Tht labor-in
volved in its use is far Jess than that of applying Stable
Manure, while there is no risk from the introduction of
norlous•weeda. -
• ar-Fettmers are recommended to purchase of the
dealer located in their neighborhood. In eections
whe..re no dealer %yet mist:M.lam . the Phnephate may
be procured directly from the tmderadg e ed. A Priced
Circular will be sent to all who apply. -
Our NEW PAMPHLET, -.How to Maintain the
Fertility of Americair.Parma.".-90 • pages, - giving full
information in regard to the rme of manure, &C., will
be famished gratis on application.
.n.tvtan di
.8 1107.18,
.
20.. Dela:. Avenue, Pbtlada.
11d17014 BIZOTIRER.B ilk co.,
General Wholesale Agents, ,
. 181 PeOrl St.. cer. Codar;:ifeor York.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
• Wholorale Agrat for Mariland and Virginia, ,
97 and-105 Maids% Wharf, Baltimore.
R E M I'N G T:ON S
- -
FIEF A ItTAI.
-40
Sold by pun Denier 4 • •
AND. THE TRADE .GE N ERALLY.
Vest. Pocket IWO], Ni). 22 Cartridge. ' •
Repeating Pistol. (Elliot pt.) No. 22 Cartridge!,
Repeating Pistol, (Elliot pt.) No. 32 Cartridge.
Pocket Revolver- (Self Cocking). •
New Pocket Revolver, (with Loading Lever).
Police Revolver. Navy Size Calibre.
Belt Revolve; (Selfocking.) Navy Calibre.' •
Navy Revolver. 56-100 in.sftlibre. • -
Army Revolver, 44400 In. Calibre.
Gon , Cane, tieing No: S 2 Cartridge..
Revolving Me, 36 & 44-100 in. Calibre. • -
Breech Loading Rifle, No. 32 Cartridge. .
Breech Loading Carbine, No: 46 Cartridgel
IL S. Ride, (Steel BarreL) with Sabre Bayonet. •
V. S.-Rifled Musket, Springfeld Pattern.
Single Barrel Shot Gun.
B BP;MINGTOSi & SONS, Ilion, New York.
MoOre I Nichols / New A Vo n rk.. : • • "
Palmers &Bache dere, Boston.
John P. Lovell, Boston.
Joe C:Grabb 1 Co, Philadelphia.
Ponitney I Trimble, Baltimore.
Henry 'Folsom & Co., New Orleans. and Memplrla.
Mard Bros., Chicago. • .
L.M.. Rrunaey & Co., BL LOW&
Albert R. Crane, San Francisco. • • -
Ang. , 66 ' (Ap. 7, 421-14) Mt. • ,
STO4IIB. E. T. TAYLOR
For the converdenee of our
patrons and others at a distance,-
we here present a diagaun of
aelf-mealmremeet, by which a
3 e1,---... i • good St will be gaarantiedt bY
..... ~ z- L A irc!-: sending the sizes in the order ,
- deeignated in the emompanying
EXPLANATION. ,
LeagtA
aeJc, from
: '. 51CF.1.17 FOE COAT.
2.
and frorn2 to ti.
„......
. 4
'
crooked,? gore 4to li: --
7
Breast Measure.—Artrandthe
most prominent pus of 'the
Watet Measttre.-Artnakil., the
118112 Mr:
• j • State:whether the WWI SS
ero.g or'sgoolthith
ros .
. The Same measure as ter Cloit
FOX "NANTII.
•
Wesanre inside sous, and or&
Mae Irom hipbone, lad around the islet and hip :; •
Sivers Olt MATCII.IIB non es MAU, TM C oer.
00014 TO U N;Frtrinrca, rr NOT essursoreir.
CHAN. STOKICIS & Co
824 Chesnut. St, Philadellres."
HASTINGS & Co.,
ilinalliacturemi 'of Oil and Candles, and
Healers Ist Carriers'' 0114. •
ICOTEI8r011;11: OMB AND BARPAS
AlariGa on band and keradoki rho very lowed. =aka .
New Yonx-164 Brent - Ss., owner Maiden Una. •
WATIHTILL HAS MEL Near. York. .
JOHN HASTINGS, Near Bedford.
B.lll,lo7ANattraville, willanpply oar
Wedmore prices. ' • '
Min a:dory at Near Bedford,
New York. Xareh u X 66
THE BEST
•
;. TUXci . CIMAPEST.
- •
alpetie MlElCe atus Po‘d
anifortain Asa tharougt rids, ail
- umiak VitA empotir - bole,:•and
enni:vsay better andvarafto
noralcallbakithecoinmon coldinmobed rata. Ire min
-sactomed and ' E.. 13 %Ilipornmou
o c t 6„,:w44, 4 1 m
J. , • • Realm,
ACCT.I I- V 7 -4 - •
Anbin4 , ll4etillixet,_ and . taint on 4
:Produced le, the tin of Prot DIEBREUX.FRISKII LE •
unpin Luc. Cue at
tat wernated . curl tbe
mint gullet aid , *.n belt *tenet sex bantam
asettele. hat% inneehe auk been. need
the fahlonabies - Was aid' Leinhon Iv= the We e '
ikSuY nada ot
:* "pate no thhavelheltati. Pane
-asiV Deenthattar char'
'ye =OWwee.ene Blateenti SITUTTISACh..
Chenaiti. go; ternieer street, Troy; N.A r .;eolenft ,
for the tinned Mates: • Feb. ER NAT- 3-11.
4: I _ILIWITDIAIS PRESENTS...A Atha Caid
Na well selected tali& of.Widebee; 4ievielry. , 'lad Bever
.Ware, - eologateleg all %anew " Call lad spar
:Minedlng ladore_ •
_Buschman. - AB goods Anumall Amara
Cieleadir — Clocks tar Men tadDl=
:8 xtlxim
' " 1 •54 4 ` 1 Ci.gl.4f!Pl.;"
= - •
- - -I,ODIME:- - SABSAiwpitura .
'ja m diejeues 41'16 iuktititi m :it
pep curet t3geohtlaparin tioree
erviiii /Ile the beet eeetplekgs• of.
ehildteiktollotrlng- hamper -kwricallet
*tax I s tlebezat Wee& ;tinthint eat
litmus of U. Amor - the tkikeelost
lees lifurcixem
Reomeeabed Ily a =
tm....... b01ithe g . 2 4 r
bottlee47l4lo Bltn
. 2 .0.1eem
4=e d. ; • badly Ifictimel •Thaet.
twobsittkiel+l3leetited bah _ cortd: iterteibot
=MOO, 00110:-
~ZLe l ii k t g , t red. it!
figeeertet tt 4l ial lklu r .z e*Nly, "l6 l(ve7.•._ •
paelliee-thie moo& woos
alorailkiletailletineteer Aron* itiitcalitis •
Labe peen* bare:dem oarlike Awl
I ' o3l.l4l r Ut llliddr et°s423 4 ll M -1113114 '144 -
2 - 1 ;1/1111_ %We&
WRIA I 4 CI IP,0!" 111.16 "
11 0m4 4.1$
Vellet.4llol4ll Pi 14101,11 la roarti"7-
112;041.- . ‘. • - • 31.1 r
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n.Oviu'r:. oOti.s';;!.
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Amor ifini -._'--1,-,•:-..-,: . --
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DgaTrp it: AIIrfiQUIWTIONS
- - °Fora.
Volinkteer floldiersSailors,
A !WWI ) MEIVART,
Prom tna4 tamed iind Preacitittstiiin
• • - • • .. •• •
.• :AT TUT*. itaxicussarii.
Corner DiV Awnnee — ' Sad lab &mg.
-nth - at 7 40 4 04 , ..
This instaitisiL *ffiipdadft the nornewe'retAnltiA
toasty edoesabig the sons of dreessed.Soldnit
um of the . fitetas, was removed bet
Deposit. Delaware; 21.1f..10 peeseat
nem of Fifth AmesnseandSenntty.sixth mind. R::.. •
, This tostituts is the fourth year of sown *fin nio
-elation. It is not a mere borne of the friendlesk or or
dintry orphan smyium. - buts Minim Instions, where
the sons of allieems rostpilmates Wan not feel=
ded: bat be .kept. upon time soda level their:
placed them predeos to thews:: - •
The N. Yoh:abeam bastitine, rem a =dr t°
West Paintorill be open sotto reception a :PDPila
Goias from Any State. Astlam- the Union.
anitroVag with the publiebed rootiorments sand Con
stitution al the InstintWaseltion it in fact a Milts*
Distitate for all deserting Its nissonzens. - •
•
• • . .
Amongtosto.elhari: Use veleta tunt teen ' toniert
irlth thetollowier dlstimisbedAmstormiment:
*, . • • Major-Gettetil JOSUE'S HOOKIIII,
• " JOHN Dl~r
a • a Et. DAVISS. •
' Colonel TRAPTIOItD,IIn
. - .
250,004) Ticket's in OtteilDellar Bne i, mut
230,000Presetris. betel One
. • each Tickle' Helier. . -
5 . ,00..
O.DOLLARS;
•
• - PRESENTED AS FOLLOWS.: . .
1 Prize 210,000 inflate. - - .219.600
..• 1 House and Lot on Fed= Mame, •
• • Brooklyn, row theambrance; .12,000
1 " Splendid Residence and Two Lots in: •
• Harlem. nee of ineambrance.... - 10,000
60.-" Greenbacks. 2.16 0 es% VC*
1 Cottage • House and lot., 50 1 1 01 /. - •
• 'splendid location in Harlem- • 5,000
• 100 " Greenbacks:2lo each. • 1,000
• / "- C lty Lot baHarlem. - • 2. 0 )0
1 Pairdthg--David playing the harp
beforelsaL 1,500 .
2 " • Set IRamonds, Bing, Ear Riagrand - •
• Pin. WOO each. 3,000
".-,'Grand Plano, Chickering 1 - 400
4 " Flue Planes. $6Ol . each 2,000
1 " Valuable Blooded Hones • , I 'oo
1 " Ladies" Saddle Horse 1
300
1." Bay Horse 15 hands • ' • 600
10 " Sets of Hermes, ...,,
$9O each • • " •
• 10 Suptriortliewingldarldnes. $lOO each 1,000
100 " - Family. Sewing Machines. sls.catb. 1 . 500
•10 " Sete of Cottage nimbi:me, $6O each. • . 600.
15. ": Gents' Fine - Lever Gold Wardress, •
2,000
15 Lsoties. do., $l3O each • 1:e60
10 • Gents Pine Gold Guard Chains, sloo' • 1, 0 00
6 " Ladles. Gold Grout Chairs. 22 0 - • • 400
" Silsernlated Tea Sets, 2.16- 1, 5 75
'2O " - Suits Gents' Clothing, to order, $5O, 1,000
2 0 " . Ladies. Dress-Patterns, to order, 350 .1,000
1 " Genre' Saddle .and Equipmen 100
1 " Ladies' Saddletand Equipments.. 160
1 " Handsome Top Baggy, Brewster . ' -
best • • 400
200 " Photographic Albuins 1,000
700 " Copies Illustrated /Mimi .of the
. War (1 vat.), 21' each 000
500 • " • Gold Pena, Penter, and Sleeve But- • •
. tons. 26 each .•
•
500" Table, Tea Sports& NaFkin Rings,
• ' .26 each - • 2 1 500
1000 " . Call Bells and Plated Fruit Halves,
5,000
Te balance to consist of the following articles,
viz: Works of. prominent Authors, Engia.
sings of distinguished personages, Erotical
Instruments. Work-BO:tee, Moak Boxes, * • •
Photograph Albums, Opera Glasses, Breast-
pins and. Finger Rings, Gents. Fob Ctudus,,
Ledl& Gold Watch Quints. Wier and
Gents. Adding Whips, Emblem. Cards for
• Parlor Amusement, Parlor Ornaments, Pic-
• tures, Frsmes, Writing Cas e s, Kid gloTes. •
az., smoo..log to • 34.215
Making in
the, aggregate, 250;000 presents,
valued at $145,600
Hew to Obtain Tickets.
Orders may be mint tone enclosingthe money, from
one to twenty-five dollars, in a', SiaIStIELD letter, at
our risk, with stamp for return - postage.
amounts should be sent in drafts.' or by . exprets=
following club rates :,- Illrbendhy Post Office Order if .
passible. . •
. .
• - 5 l'ltke t ti to one s addresss4 50
" 10 .. •. .... 6 , CO' • .
20 n 50 -
• 80:25'25 • •
60 44 50
Addrear all orders and coiarminmations to
- KENNEDY dir
• ~.ew cork.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—To the Military Organization
inflneneing the of Tickets sill be presented'
a handsome RZGILXITAL STANDARD. Parties Purcha
sing tickets will please advise Agents to which Regl-•
went. they desire to credit their Procbase.
Feb- 15. '6T • —7-41 m •
FOUTZ'S
Rs° aid Cattle Polders.
601.47f15, - b)
TEMPER, 1
PERS; POUND)
LOSS OF API
TITS AND VIT.
MfgROV,
US6 Smprovel
wind,incraws
the appetite-giro
s smooth
glossy . skin—am
anteater= t h
miserable. Skeet
horse. .
To
In all diatisee of Swine, suckaa Conglir,-17&ere In
. .
the twigs, Liver, ' • . ..
&c., this' artic1e ... .. 00 4 .. 1 ", ' . .
ante as a specific. ' _ . .
,By putting from ...,,o - i - '
..
One-half a . paper. '
to a paper in' a : 1..
barrel oi m _.... _
ill the • _ -_____..,' -,_=.
above diseases.' ` --_._... ' -,-.------,--
*ill beeredleated - . "-' ._._.- -.---... --" __--- -
or entirely prevented: .It - given in Uine, a certain
preventive . and mire for the Hog Cholera. . - ..
Pries 25 Cents per Paper, or 5 Paperitr
PRZP,AILED
•
S. A. vourrz
AT TH:14:11
WHOLESALE DEMO AND MEDICINE DEPOT.
NO. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, lid.
Far Sale .by DruggiSti and StOnkeePerS thrOdgl"
out the United States.
Postale in Pottsville by HENRY SAILOR, Druislat,
Schuylkill Maven, H. H. COBS. • -
Dec '66 . . ' - 45-1.7
ibitead This !.411
J. 'R. -TWONELLI'S
CHEAP CHINA, GLASS, MID
OBOOKERY STORE, •
C en t re Street, Opposite Mortimer House
POTTSVIT ;F: •
•
gTbe' citizen' "ot Pottsville and me' krizi
T llu g ,„ an d hamlets, one and all, are invited to call
and examine my stock of wares before baying else
where, as lam not. to be undemold, and can Imtlab
Housekeepers with every article they watt in my bps
Ce business. Inthe stock of
.....
• French . China, . • •
WM be found Tea fietts, Dinner Settaxard - end ago,
Baskets, Watch Cues, Begat Headers, Match tin
Motto
No, Idotto Colo atm SaUePnit Colooes,
China Settr for Milldam, and a general variety of Up,
ac.
• Glass Ware. -' •
:. 6 tioicest, west patterns, iimaisting 'of Table and
B ar Tumble's, Champagne and Wine Glasses, Ale and
-Bees Glasses, Decanters. Bar and .Bitter Bottles tHob
let% pl at es, Castor Bottba, Pitchers and Creams, eel:
cries, Sugar Bowls. t3m Holders, syrup Cans, Fruit
_Bowls, null ;as, osae' Stands, Kerosene Lamps cd
*very varlet", Lama Oninniefas Lantana, Candy
- Eland? Jan, dc. . •
Criickeryt -Crockery!! • •
- A toll assortment of IRON STONE CSINA , of
'A tf,'
kraut pa tt ern s, in setts or single pieces, to snit the pah:
11c. A hugs assortment of commas' C. C. Ware, virh
/ sell at. llsw %Mee. •
Yellaw. and stone Ware. •
Pudding Dishes, Pie -Dishes, Callenders, Milk pa lm
J e lly. Moulds, Pltebens. Tea Pots, -Beller Pots,
112.aratAt- , eta
87cl • ' •
US s--Toilet Setts, Ciatcsis„ SI . Jae
and Foot Baths gnat and Pint Planks ; Coal c 1 slta,
ske. Fruit Jars, cd every o mm i l at eaL
MERCHANTS 1.1 am sell/on Goods at -City Prime,
tt u a ta wns you freight. and tee if %ler not so.
TO OARPENTIIII . 6 d 6 BUILDERS.
Tbe SchnyliMl County
Lumber & Maufacturing-00,
Have .on band :at their 'attentive -ft
mime Street, a xil-cat quantity of !amber stereo , hiM
they can sanity to to oon t ors .
o tmot ten and =woo. at loWer ratite itunilt as be
bought elsewhere,' JrZ i. are also
,read to sunta.
through the means extendie bna
-
-bar saving machines mannfactintsl articles in their line
at a saving of 25 per cent on former wet . - • _
mot tome workshops have been Inetuoissisycipertp:
Mai for the pa e i Iter , tiunint i out veer
Doom w dew .
sash. Paul Work.
• BlFiooildingo," • -
nth" - Baia - • -
And all kinds of Primed; Panebtd. end 'relied Work;
Attach they have constantly an •hand. They tiri=
to matte orders atthe shortest notice, no. soy
ty or frailty
of /sired or Insnalketared -- • -
, Thy a d , mit Hemlock 'of All ALAN kr AV
moolq Ptiplar stair; Naar Sad' -
=N I.
_"Cherrl; Wainer, ifehoa tis Ar„-yor
t ow wodt: Witte and Yellow Pine A:c domit
sew or made to Miler: 'White Pine plank, amc,
mi t fc, sod X lorigmari, storeys mgt. f -m oo -
bermaeonuing , Kota; &Wen. Daly edam'
14 4- 1 11:15Vernsed etre and everithini
ati bond or to order, It the Okorteet, no
:.11?"
-
'CRISPER COMA' •
•
-.:•
Whose cot tendrils sok entwined..
• Ikeltained 'WY - bald toeloind. ' 1
, tousle*
For inallintPtob"thher ."3140119140e2aig .*O7
4 rimaletk whom, insinadien
. sta. . ;
Da b* thy article Ladles andthinuesnevrcuit heats ,
ioemar'nitl thousand toid:-.4t.-atahalonbtadJtia!
ib o amid that srM.. earl Muted rnair,init i tu e.
titOe gi , e a a bealitUA .0 1311 4
.Crikler Coma not °Wanda we
beeeiglee. and cleanses •It ; . 11: mit,
culla the aunt coisi artitsk
*vss to the dtl,ustiounpahlin.'4AlltiOri*E = one
Juitiridt , in. art ataddrassolealsCand Imanlotd„.
- • WaatalijetteUtstsAllyanam,
—irsc-tor - •
enoult A nnun ms ,
th ew" . ta of one tri l = lift
ionnitak dr i rtlL two h - -
will be soid.stl=U=
T 800 'lmam
Kale••• AN 1
jiwrgehod aid tor sale it -
. - •s. 4II MAM.Y.*4. X 1 091 14 40114 :*
_
_•.. • . _
..,.-
Thisrp - i.zocctz , coAt - PANT
Astcasaviltiteil' Papasorkell_3ll6,sooo.
.Th 11 413 'TO* 11 4 1 00 .- " i l3 `
- -Alsart 'Prying fair tultsstiog theit
kens.ThrelpsfitoresSlcoooof Inee ale Schuylkill
Omar, Shot* the lac tett yeses' .oiike cif Pottsville
i Veyalithstitoego,Sittect; next-door •W the Sidon
. - 4LSODPREirate; •
'A •
LIVE -IC
Co.
- $500 1 .044-
• •
~•. . • • ~
.•.
ROBERT C..
SPECIAL , . - AGEiTS
.Nceitimnbetbuid; Slug* linitonr; 'Om;
Active and Inntrgette mevi wanted in every_seetiM..
-CtidtAli ' cana l i'Ottzville,.
GREAT. EASTERN . DETECTIVE
HORSE' ec .. l.4lN'E,_ STOCK
COMPANit.
Chartered 111466, by the State et Peniia.
- •
•
Oash Capital - -••- • - • $lOO,OOO
Presirient- * -Vol; CHARLES FRAILEY. :
Vice President—D. L. ESTERLY.
Secretary—Di. B. BECKER. ' • •
General Agent—PlUlle HAFF'A..•
The Pioneer Detective Horse and Llie Stock insu
rance Company. continues. to inane Horses. Mules.
Cattle; senJnee lorroft by theft end death • by Are, acci
dent, and natural causes, and promptly pays all her
liabiliSe% on proof of the fact, whenever losses occur.
• •N. B. -Our rates are lower than any other renable
Inattrance company. an we take all risks as stated. •
STATE REFERENCES. . -
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Harrisburg.
Gen. J. L. STICHTKELReading.
Dr. J. L. eiLoNINGER, Preet. Lebanon Bank..
E. O. PARRY. Evq., Nun - Me.
• SCHUTUYILL COUNTY REFERENCES. •
• Oenl. IL L. CARE, Tamaqua.:'
- E J. FRY. Tamaqua. • . '
• EMANUEL BAST. Ashlami• • •'
B. F. SMITH: Mahan°, City. • * •
- GORMAN & WINTERSTRIM, Port Carbon.
BURD PA.TfERSON, Potisvlile
• • t.I. 11. SILL 11111L411. '•
General /fgt.; Pottsville. -
Feb. 9, .67 - . -6-6 m.
North-western - ..House, u
Gate Think' M) • • ' V, .
Centre Street, iPoturrttle. . - r1
Large accommodation !Or Dniveta.
WILLIAM STERN.2I4 - , p nnir..
Jane . 16 , 166 6 • • ' 24-:
. -
:UNION HOTEL,
Mite EXCHANGE HOTEL,) •
ST.;POTTIII7I=3,
_
Jecos LINDE:MUTH, Proper; _ _ - -
4"'"•-•
RILE 11 0 E ,
The Subscribers Wing leased this tavorite House
.It.
has been
lUKFIMID AND : I :
Is AN ruccum luirmat,
•
And is now prepared mita the moat perfect appoint
- nantsfor the reotptitm of guests.. ;
The first position among end- fans - Hotels will De
Maintained to thefatme, as In the - • •
May 96.'66-91-Iy. . ' & PARLEY.'
PENNSYLVANIA HALL,
PottBvillo; iambs.
lIETTITIID AND • 111iTITHNISEMI IT THROUGH- .
iptri IN 2113 - 1103 P
ELEG!ANT - 111.41110tER,, .
fneitia the Attention' 41 . tAa Traveling Public.
The Proprietor will spare . 720 pains to maintain the 'character It has always sajoyed as being one of the
b.eat of the
This preparation,
long and favorably
known, will. thor
oughly. reinvigorate
broken-down and
•lowipirited honks,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and hells- .
tines-
It is itara . pre
ventive of all dis
eases Incident• to
Of the country, and those who favor him with their
=may be ammred that nothing will be lett .un,
secure the comfort and 'satisfaction of gneata.
' WILA.Lett. W.IIIIIITIVEY..
24-if
Jane 16, 'CS
ITNITED STATES HOTEL,
Broad StreeF; Taiaagrea, Pa.
D. H. WILCOX, 'Proprietor,
.
The.tinited States Hotel la well and. widely known
to the traveling public. It Is pleasantly located : in the
.centre and bness part of the - town and near the
-Railroad Depot: it ts well *Forwisbed, 'end PO6 -
seems every modern improvement - for the comfort and
entertainment of its inmates ; the' MOMS are epeclou
and well ventilated ;'provided with gee and water ;
the attendance is prompt and respectful and the Tu.;
ble in well Provided with- the best the market
affords.. The • Bar is adOcked - with the choicest
Vitt a long experience as liotel-kwper' the pro,
prietor trusts. by nioderate charges and a liber . at policy;
to receive a share the public patronage.
.Tnly I. 436 • • , 26 -
le invaluable.
Its the Anent) ,
e milk.. It tn:
proven by an ,
esperinaent -to
ease the ovum:
of Faith and
twenty per
and make the
e r Arra and
In fattening
it eyes* them
?petite, it Sena
• bille,- - and
them thrtre
SALTPETRE,,-ArliD satinaroritir.
Powder. Rakers' Babette,
- --Meat Owen' Saltpetre,
ROll Brunatone,
Flor Sulphur:
F Cat issue 131
WILLIAM GULAGER,
ALGERT FOR 3LANUFAcTURRRs,
59 North Front. Street, Philada.
730 v. a. , 66 444 m
Dams'. M .KARctues,
. _
City Cabinet Ware Rooms and flamufattory i
• 23erSOUT1t SECOND STREET,
. '
• •E. B = Peisona going ta theClt will find it to the!a
advantage to call and examine the stock. D. M. K.
Sept. 27...69 . R9-tf
Tat; •HARRISON BOTLER,
A SAFE -STEAM BOILER,
' This new Steam Generator onnbines essential ad
vantages_in ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM DESTRUCT
IVE EXPLOSION, in first coat and cost of repairs, du
=economy of fuel, facility of cleanbkg and trans
, notpossessed by any other-boiler. • . • •
It is forthed of a combination of cast • Iron bolkrw
egoLres ligh ,- , -each eight inches in external diameter, and
tbs of an inch thick, letmected by curved
necks. - • These spheres are held together by wrought
iron •bolts, with naps at the. ends. The form Is
strongest known; its strength to resist internal .pres
snre very great—unweakened -as - itis by punching or
rivet's. .g, •which lease= tha. strength of the ere - ught
iron boiler plate about 40 per tent Every bona is,
teated by hydraulic presshre at 800_pofinds to thdaquare
inch ; yy CANNOT RE BUM UNDER ANY.FRAG.
TICABLE STEAM FIUsSSURE. ,
trader pressure which might cause rupture in oral
'nary boilers, every joint in this becomes a Safety
No other eteem generator possesses this property of_
relief, under extrente_pressure without injury to Itself.
and thus preventing Wester. - -
Abect two hundred of these boilers are now In ope
ration in some of the best vastiddlehmen i a In the coun
try.. "For datcot etrcularserprice. apply to
_ JONEPIR lULRBISON, Jr
_HinisOn Boner worts. Gran F erry. Rad* adloloblif '
AnsmaL dlids::Pft... Jane% ics—irms
ADAm wARIPII3III4I.* Ca;
13KEP. AND PORK 'PACKERS *AND•• GENERAL
--•• • . PROVISION DEALERS; , •
. ,
1 1 11e5.33 &917„Papoltur St., below Flunt,Plailm.,
. ,
Hain constantly on hand a general assortfißt .„ nt of,
Belted - and Smoked YrovislonS, SUGAR - .'CURED.
HAMS, SALTED & SMOKED SHaULDWItSFLFT'OR.
SMOKED SEEK BEEP Toxarta4. XSOS, - .FRIALE
MESS and FLUME FORK, FAMILY BEEF, PURE
LARD In bands' and tntra, - .SALTEM REAOSokc.,
Ac., at the lqwest market prices.. - '
41-S . :TRiP,IMIGY.' - .;H
TIU:.WORT4tI'4OTONISitED
At the Woadertklse~eiatiids .`
MADE BY THE OBRWAgntouungri
MAJD'AeEE , !k• PERRIGO:
She revada. scents no: mortal ever knew.: She re
stores to happiner those who, from doleful muta t ca
tastrophes; craws frikkve, lose of relarkinsuldfdercis;
lam of =rum ac...; have: become despondent ,
iehkge togeth er thoserlongeeparated, giver' Itdormatlort
concerning . ' abarirrid. or lovers, restores .100 or
iynkm_propty; rallryou the; Madam - log are: b
qualified to mine MIA lurrhat on wflfbee most anti
cea t u j. owes 44pooknuuslages and tells 7=l=
do , you roa%n CUM'S= -the ruone;j
charade:Wm of. tbeTpersim.:, She: reed', your resy
thoughts, and by bee almost supert porremlor
rens the dirk and bidder mysteries of the ftit
From the strum -we see inthefinnement-41nrinalelic
stars that overcome or pralardzurts ia.tbe
Coo-4mM the en=ts &Ad positions of the PitiV i eWird
the Sued dm* la the besmear* the thiutof bittb. she -
&Ataxy the furore destift7 o l.man ,'yalluot to consult
tbe graded Astrologist on earth:: It taste you hut a
tale, and", You cosy never *Phi-hire :so - favorable 'air
oppectr.. Consultation fee, mirk timmess. end
&Anil••••11,, SI. Paths. Mika ist *distance
Ana:molt. the Xadante' by nail whit erprateatety dick
esisfseilon to theineelvel. as il , kr - PereorV , A hill and
Z o u t ; written no; witemill UV** Itueilered,
do*icit likenesiecze;bY fgaltouncePt- of Prim
uweetkiee& - , The Iltitatati . eatiVit t i
rs
eleg lererel"ltiane t: 4l l9 the rlte c iplatult 'o tbe rder ..da7 =7 "of..tke . moutit ."ll2tr°4 and '
near le 'which you witteborn;meleettywalf lock of
Isar.
.:;Address. : :.. - MADANDI X
0-11/I"egg;
11001. it ,LANEE'BRAII I
141111iiiMI :
, • - -sir.rais,:aog'imait , ..-_
- ;..an «eon portoisttewealo.,, -
, 'ssla - evic sco
_
keeted,ilifts
- ' ', liiVr t ! "l l=4lrtUtyliOnleat.likkeicar.,i , ,CoortaPo k ,
Ab ort „, -4441410114,11,,:i
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Amungssavoirin a r
.40ggioranwar r
%Callinateit44».-
311110 hoes
AIaWANSHOCIbbpa,
. 104
,
ANsUILANCE:
HOTELS.
PIIELUn3:MUA.
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS
LEGALCARDS.
.101121.1 W:
. 1/1 " 1 1" ne.4 1 . 11 1.1 .1171...
Iveinnialted kt likelthaaviGerautz‘ • • •
• Decls, - - 004 '
ra. P. iiiiceppriEL. •
Aistimremr a 1 Law.'
OW= .4 7 -43Dbleaws Gmtte ELL. rottilTlll4
Pcnalt ; btu M .f6--41.-41m- •
GEORGE D.A1.16.41P6 -
2291 &Kai 4th stmt. Phttelta. .
' WAY It'OS • 4 , ': •
ipammaffum airecooLi-Att•raerus
Le Low. OPPlCW=Xvinketoago , Stteet above
MAY 5111)111GATILIBASEit, •
Addas4 eobrolibit boon oi t x ra, . of4ce—on centie
MASON. WEITIMALit, • •
• Assawair
Gol3!Zrif. PA.
WIZILLIK 111111:1L
. .•
fIALIEIPBELL ic= tTNsAnirror: as
OFFlCE—Cestze art*„ . ovspositct,
17=13
VIINISTOPHER, LITTLE.,
7.1 6 -titoirmovc,iji t 7, mid Noppity ,
and - kr take doottckits, mad irkorriedgiFiests
j n t a Ve ,
LAS AND 'COLLECTION OFFICE.'.:
_ may raFitongo s!„. CopposiDlEnst
• 11°'
QOI;;POSTEIL, JR" Attemer fat ILsorr i ,
ornal-Gowims wn.Dlllo,llo=ll4 ST.,
MatehCouch.
44, •.. • . •
•
Bzurt . ,Jurtir
OFFICE—MARANTAMO ST..zTar POST arm&
. 24.
422 , (4300. EL Cara woe.)
EDUCATIONAL.
SIC7/N . ,.+Utlf
. .
Will open Ira Spring,Tenn on Monday, Ail let, '67,
For analogues cony:nritag porno:Liars, address
A. U. LP. Principal. ,
Elycland, 2dcmtgozaerjr.Co- Pa.
8.6 r
Feb. 23, tOT
VREEMOITNT . SEMINARY;
rionsirsirowri, . •
zwitourze- iinr mai BOYSZIASSICAL dolt.
31312C1AL AND MATHEMATICAL:
- Sumer Sendai of sixteen sseelas will commence on
-TCESDAY, APRIL atti. - For circulars address
,March 2. .6i-94t1 JORN W. LOCH, Yertelpid.
LEBANON - VALLEY COLLEGE.
A D/Y LID BOJADLYO SCHOOL - FOR BOTH
SUES.
- The School is leaded at
ANNWILLE. LEBANON CO.,` PA..
(13 miles west of Reading)
• "ON Tim LEBANON vAztarr luaima&D.
Thorough instruction is afforded in ,
Cansaaanitad High English.
lllathcmatles and NatarallNeiewee, .
Polite Literature and Philosophy.
Greek. Latin. .
' • - Dertuan - aid
Freed. Langongea: •
Vocal and I,netrameatal Music, Penniman..
ship, Drawing and Paintbag. •
The Teachers are all graduates .of the bat schools,
nd are - soommilished and experienced. • -
The rooms are all fmnisheci and heated by furnaces
ood boarding."
Next session commences - January 7,1501.
Charges moderate, and no extras. • • ; .
For catalogues, address
Rev. T. R. VICEROY.
Lebanon Co., Pa.
52-'4 .
Dee SS, •66
THE CENTRAL,
PACIFIC RAILROAD
.00'Y
Ravin completed,' equipped, and put in . Operation
nearly one hundred tidies of. their road. from ,fetera-
Ineoto, Calltornla._ within 1 - 2 Mike of he sammti of
the Eflep:e.augeli'lindeflitine, continue to offer for sale
throe . 41ua, their . • . - . .
'FIRST : MORTGAGE BONDS,
Mimed in conforreity.with the 'Acts of COngresa and the
laws of the State of California, upon the divisien of
their road located. In. the State of. California, and er-'
tending' one hundred and fifty -Biz - tulles from SAMS
mento City to the California State line. , -
The Bonds have thirty vire to run from July 1,1666,
and are secured by a
FIRST MORTGAGE,
constituting an . absolute prior on. the ;cation of
Road above named, wlth ali, the Rights, Franchisee,
Equipments. 'to.. pertaining thereto. • . .
The amount of these First Mortgage Bonds to he is-.
sued Per , rolle is limited . by law to the amount of Uni
ted f3tatos Bonds 'allOwed and ismid to aid the con
struction of the Owl, and the Nettgage by which they
are maned m Declared hZ See of Conveys to -
Wonalitute a Men Prior, and duttorior to
thot of the 'United tittapta "Government.
Interest at the rate 'of Six per cent. per annum, pay
-able semi-annually, on the first days , of January and
Principal antlnterest payable In
United States Gold Coin,
In the city of New York.
The price of the Bonds to Axed far the present at 96
Per cent., and seamed interest from Zanotry let In
airreze9,Vie Company reserving the right to advance
:the price whenever it is their Interest to,
The Road forma the. Western part of the . . '
• -TRUNKMAIN
Great National Pacific Railroad
Aiathorized,. adopted, and aided tiy
The irnited States Goventment.
itrntsthiough the heart of tbe richest and moat
populous 'section of the State of..Ctilifornia. =needing
' •
ExtensiVe aiding : Regions of Ne.
- • vada, Utah and Idaho, _ •
with Sacramen.n and the' . Tacific Coaat;from whence
their supplies must be doiwr.; and the earrdriga of the
portion already running are very heavy; and largely in
then of tial interest, upon the Company's Borsht._ •
Having been for Some time familiar with the opera
tions of the Central Padlic Railroad Company, we are.
satisfied .that they , are conducted with rare ability and
prudence. and that. the energetic and economical man
agement of tlag Conapanyti 'affairs entitles them to: the
confidence of capitalists and of ° the public. ‘. We have
=gully investigated the progress, resources and Pros
pects of the Road, and have the fullest confidence in.ita
success, and id the value andstability of the Company's
salinities.: The attention of trustees of estates, institu
tions and individuals desiring a long, safe and reme
.nerativelnvestment, is eipeciaity Invited to these Find
Mortgage Bernie. •
'i - Orderer May be forwarded tons direct, or through the
princdpal Sankt' and Bankers in all parts of the coon.
Remittances May be Made In &site on New York, or
in Legal. Tender Notes, National:Bank Nottar, or other
Muds current In thin city, and the. Bonds will be for
wattled to any address by exprese, free of.herVi. -In
quirks for further particulate, by mad , or °Maybe,
Trill receive punctual attention.
FISK
Bankers &Dealers in Government Beeniities,
N0.,3; NANONIJ STREET, N; Y.
N. B.—.All.kinda of.Goveroment Eieceritlea received
at the WI . market price in exchange for tim - Pove
•- • .
gir'd3l descriptions of Government 13eatultlea kept
=nasally on Land, and Bought, WM, or Eichanged,
Coln andU. S. Coupons bought, sold and
'florlitepoeits received - on_ liberal term, @abject to,
cheek at eight.
. ,
• NeCollectiptus made.throughorit the, country. ' .
Isrlatteeellancenn Stotts tuad Ikindatiouild and mold
at the Stock Exchange on commies* for cub.
itirapecial attention given . to.tbe melange of 'EFT
11317TEIRTY NOTBd of all Me Sates far the new
PIPE-TWENTY BONDS of :Ha, on tie moot tavots.,
We team March 16, It.
JULES JAILED'S
"EM/ DE ‘PAPin."
The ;Ifewiletautfitier of, the Skim
, I renialtfrent Odebrtiedleditti .
• , .
onlyseMet id heinitifying the skirt' . ' larairir
only to Meant% dared; At'llene,, they State
10: 5 0,
that it differs from all other prepanstionc It to
tho moat Wendt' and freckled skin both the unload
. color. :'o polished WWI; removing all, dbleAdessdon#
Whether ammadzig- al freckles. tans . molo2B%..Tatoth;
or blacken= weeks,7 and Is especially: inctiosdal In
smoothintorit the marks left by ikohltriox. .
1- `The agents of ••ffakaall de Paris' , most maddenA
. sabmitto the: pliblic the earnest cadrasetnents of s:
:ffl=ers ItInTORI. Mlle. pzuesr.a. visiva.u : icsa
IEAGGrifatETOTICLL.Iirs:D. P. - BOWKEN. Ll 7 -, .
' . CILLE_WYSTICRIL Mad. Yrs. EX
ILA WALLER,
ME itlortrryss,Nes "ta. : . .
_
tindreaatiotliera..wborie blgh ethuthig bi - the prof*
Wm.
theme atsurop m oftruttifalnetaoral to theft.- e.M..;
THB 'gent and - - ' )
Baeuneut. LUCILLIf WICSTIMff
I ADIIIIII4 the *11knall" predawn' the tall/my'
:of 'rouge and miArtata .with; fire greit. oak priettlbor
'advantage' of total bantdeeemons.... it really add* to the
Amami nil beauty of the akin. ,
YZEILWALI HAYS
/ have eafferedio istaz .ftin :.the mbar
&cut ibe..,*bieh myttarste c iAxifteelon 'obligee me:
litoodder 11. beteethetburto
w• eparation wbirb. ,gbrets) niceerary Wheless to
the akin, and-leaves the in reel MI smooth, •• •
KISS MAGGIE MIME= BAYS;
I barattladthatMarbeauthler,:j.'Emall de
• and found tbatitlnstra Imparts "natural bloom and
freshness to the Ns on.
tiTired tle•Parbr•itted &Beate bead:
fee or th e - 448ft Theetre,. Baloon;ne_434l:4:xnu,
the meet relined and •115M 10 10 , 16 hale. ; alt
the thebeintiblixeithiefe tregeAine
ext their ledger Owe ortedazy to.theakto. _
;fiekt i geat iket-daqs 41404%; Ifeeteera .,ZatimeiCeoli TAO
• athem-NS nosimbrosk:i -&
. and It a1"):4 0114 end
11.1-South . ,Teath: genet; - 4 01 4*Fr:
• Ctikstsby, be adi eg
aleat i klearialOdlinotara;x i ni ye*
•
W Booss..ie.rtio.:.lllpeogioNAunt.
Thetiodetelp=e show_ Ipeu rett tirklatitteh
irsottotetttei• Velem dant litelkeimeAtthett
New Elton - anAtentrelkteetirlarirdeetiviellovi the
'10112101C1151 ° 4 1 ,4310 P 1 . 1013 4 8t arg.vgt 4) .,
-!:
—, :=DOSBITIMILMAISBOTEEIR.
,- -ncrettirm*aterpaplekla Ada • '
BUSIMSSL - .OARDS.
HENRY PLICA.I . I!MTIS!
oxviraAurp Eanteir
treopeeti*CoMetim - and =lei Wind and Oil
Orrow.--111humaialto Matadi's; Giotto
litt a r tte 1114iisospal '
11,14ititis insoiritai!ts, ciyq asnii mat
izm1 " 1114 "" 111 .•
• am
11Altilla ROWE 0. IMMIL
Znly - 30. ' • September MVO 114. _
PW. NINICAFEW4 Inpetsvall* 1 0 00. 11 ge
* of thePeoneylvaala Stale Geological tkeveys cc'
plarO ctob ealands , mtoes, to..-
er it
VILIMICADAICTIBIL, Real Maass Agent,
1:•31.1.11ANOY Cffir. Beltpllclll Om*. PIL
WrlalleitMtheims-•• 4 lblam_Clta P.P." .
A' ORM 16.-For Hheichape Hale
A
of Rea !Mite; bays
dsittilottkal Leads, Woes, ac, arel collet:dm ream.
011100 Walamtsagolltreet,lNiturvilite.
API/ 11 0 40 ' - r • • / - - CHAS. X. NELL.
i`v m. amen% - ib •
". ,CIVXLA2TD2O:SIING XEIGUOIKEL
ompb-acampaii•
_s•
181"114 • -is
01111IFIC W. GigART.' J
Civil aatil.Miniatig
1/1,2•11V/LLE. PA.; Omar. J, So to Taxa%
Mirth 10066 . • . lo-I) ''
INSTRIJOTION ON TILE . PiAlia
• • • .
Prof. BECKER .
• .
Rea taken roma In th e beildite, on Market at. Potts
ville; necupied try 3La. Lineweayer. derAta, wbera pa=
pits wilt be tostyucted on Übe *on forte. .
A R D.;
• .
QUIZ 13N. DIMSIEMBH.
X HON KO IPATEItIe
Wonldliy info= indebted& and the public
of Fote'ethe and Ticteltr: that thaV -hare located per-
manently, acutopenedan office at then:met of Market
' and t3econd etreets.rottawille. 143.. when they Can be
profendonatly constant. . • -
• . Onus licrtma:-,1 to 3.0:, A. :1 io XP, X.: * *to 9.
P: Y: UIBCKIIIIII, M. D.
Mara le, .61 , -11.13m1 . C.B. DliltatiLli 8, NIL. D.
LEURNEIMI,
WATCBES,..
ansi JEWELBY,
. • . ALWAYS ON HARD.
SW".id Wads of Musical limircomota
Sias Viol Suing% Guitar ax 4 Bulk , acmanacV
oil bind. • Jan 1 4 ti 44 •
DR. W. K. LINEA WEAW4
DENTIST,•
- . SASS
Baecefoor to Di. B. & • lios-cdoo.
Ctilfodusfe of Pennalvania (ollege of Dodd Safittol.)
ROOMS : —Market tOr., "hove Third.
Pritther and Allorofcom administered' *bed. der
thornmeceis:—Prot.N. L Barkingbaro. D. D. B.IL
D.; Itot 8.. WlLlman..l). D. 8. Y. D.; Prof. -Moms
Truman, D.D.S.; O. N. Pierce. D. D. S.. of Raids:.
and 'others. North 81. V 6-1,3.13,
Thum Min • -
• CHARLES ifirkElißEW
auxurammus o.
SATAANIANDER: SAFES,
Seeend St., Pottsville
Announces to the business ooh of_ this
and the *Wining coantim that Ike_mannface
taxes SALAMANDER BABBIS of all sizes
kinds, warranted Erimproot which. in point of
workmanship and. Sabah will compare with those. ob
tabied from any other establiatenent iri the cotmtry.-;-
R e always keeps asks on hand for sale, and will mike
them any size. for Banking and: other_ Public blab-
Woos, as cheap, if not cheaper than they can be oblanal
town amost _ _ •
He refers to BeniamlnHaywood, George Bright, Thos.
Hooch and A.' Henderson,' of this Borough, who base
his Wes in me, gone 18, 4121.-11441
REMOVAL. •
G*.. W. BECK
.•
l= removed from the store corner Ma rk et sad
E
streets, to the store between 0. Dobecara
0. Brown's on Cents:. street.' offers a large and-va
ried smortmetit of dry goods and groceries at tbe kne
ed cash prima. ffeloff thankful for past favorkstarlf.
a coriffinancerdilleAants: . ,
July T, '•66 . • 214 f -
• • JOSEPH DITERB,.. E st ,
4 MLUillik
WATC AID JEWELS
(tbreedcon %
. Centre et., Pottessille,
s above the Mortimer limas,' wan
banda large and well selected assortment of has
line yw .
-
• 161.1 d and Silver Watiebes; ' -
Also a lige 'variety of fine Gold Jewelry,- Gold Chains
Me.a.Mm&, Bar and Finger
_Rings, Breastpins, Brace
lets, Gold - Pm ells . Pens, Armlets. Thimbles=
Sleeve Battens, &c.,&c., all .of which Will be
for sale at greatly redated prices.. . •
Partiardar attention given to rejoicing of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry. • . thlarch 8056—iii. •
ITHEODORE
And Wholesale and Retail IhntlFr in
GILT, .WML= & ROSEWOOD 110111DIEDS,
Looking-Mau and Picture lirinunea,',
CENTE.II . ST. POTTSVILLE,
. ,
re mown= nom Chi nom
tarlitetiddrig & Reeding done at the ttharteit 'Notice.
&t 26 6 . 'WV
•
NEN' AND SOU
CLOTHING STORE.
OPARTNERIIIOIPo-Webive this day oa
k., tered foto a Partnership under the firm of H.
PARKER Qc SON..formerly H. Parker, Mop? Clo.
thine.) for the manufacture of MEWS AND' BOYS
CLOTHING. • A large atonic of lleady-mads Clothing
constantly on hand. Also a ilia assortment of Cloths,
Casaimeree and Vestiaga, to atilt the amen. Panda&
Mg Goods of kinds - always on hand. • All it
deed to suit the times. • .
We solicit the "homage of our old sustainers and,
hien& in - H. PARKER.
' - ' • • CHAS. H. PARSER.
January 1, MI • Centre Street.
Jan. 45, !67. .
Ali 21.'66 '
WILLIAM I_4: DAVIS,
• Plumber and . Gas Fitter, •
. .
OFFICE-Bmhz Trattaos, Craws Si., Porremmi
wren orders promptly and =dully attended to.
.Tan.l9, 'ST.- • &-ttne
- JOSISPII i) VERB,
w...i ' .1 1
iiidii.B-0....
GENTRE • .
Err., ronsva4a.-je.,
ohm alma above the Morthner sa = bas noa n as
hand a large and welt selected at
elhrer Ware, ,
Of the latest styles and alMbetil Istaaard of Mier--
Also Silver Plated Ware., ..A. large and general
variety of superior Plated -Wws, inch as Tea and Ta
ble sugar spoons, Oyster and Soup Ladles; Ple and
Fish Naives, Wu Baskets,. Frnit Stands. Castors,
Butter. Dishes, Waiters, Pitchers. etc., all of which
trill be said at the very lowest - prima. - -_ ,
N. 8.--Old Silver bonght and taken exxchange.—
The highest price given. March 11..611—a
.
.OPPOSITION LINE to Calltomls, via Nk:-
U. tit t = on thenutlowin ' with =is
All.arrylo Ocums—SAN- % $
TIAOO IMOID3A., SAN. FRANCISCO t vTrxr 1 .
DAKOTA:
OA, NOM TAYLOE.
_NEBRASKA, NEVADA...L.'
and Freight at F.' edncedllates... " Hailing days
from York ;--lannsty. 10th and g 0 Feb
ruary 20th, ; HareltiOth,'Wth April 20th: 21410126..
80th; J une 20th and every twentyslays thereafter, key
. ing on the Saturday 'previous when aRe Esping
Daycom On Sunday: _ For farther'
rkly to the es
North American ' Sterunship AVM.
WEBB, Picot; 51 Eretuntge Place, N. Y.' AK. GAR'
RDlGTme,_Agr...ll7 West IR., Cat. Warren, or .
is Pottsville to. RICHARD EDWARDS. lotariret. St.
lan 2061 • . trim
ituTwraillT - TO -HOUSEKEEPERS.
SOLOMON.. HOOVES
Centee.St.,.3 doors sieve "Market, West
' : - ilde, POTTSVILLE.
Respectfully announces to the public that he luu ppaaww
on band the largest and best socatoput of hoarehold .
hut:Eakin gOOOTs ever offered in this,r eon, which he
ipselllng 114 greatly reduced . prices. noes • wishing
geods in hie line would do well' to Call and sea hit
stalc before purchising elsewhere.: Hs feels .00nd
dent that it cannot be In ebespnow .and.
Ills stock : nonage: ofpurposed.
• Sitchett, • - •
Restos,Goldng. Peer sad Halt
Stove. of all kinds and sizes, Th:, Rollos •
lksis„ Rear titlssa..Tand Wood;
en and 'Willow Wales, ese itrushocz
llieves for, fktal 'and Flour. Coffee - NM* , Knives;and
Foie, Smoot,' French -Ware, Water Coolers, 'Tin
risks, . Refrigerate:a, Fruit Jars,. • Bolcetrr Spades..
Shovels:Pia" Garden Toole, - Nails, Coal Hods, Tea
Sake, OW IamPIR Asfigktp.,.; .Side. end- Stead LsOpp.laritecosotnd logy other article:: tixitiumer
, Roofing, 13pouting, tod ott *rods or lob wort:
executed to order. Old. Stoves repaired and looks
furntabed. 0111M:rpm taken in ad:motor new ones.
He also'selliDotra Clothes. Washer, using boiling
botoda. - It eaves tree - fourths In labor and takes
entailn the-dirt- No sore bands, no Sated air, and no
Injury to the dotlwe. •
Ho also fella the:Universal Clotitoili9rhar with
wiieela. It clothee Wooer. dry wi thout Injury
to the mod delkate fermenkt; and never. gels tired or
out of order.. Ttutwrlncx is so wen knoWn and AO
luumhitously acknowledged` to be the best,, Au:trec.
ammendations arena quoted.
March 16, NIT
ausTAv WOLTJEN,
mtourwa AB;D Brun
TOBA.CCONISIII
CENTRE STREET, .
. • •
mom DOOR TO 'Tan =DM zurrzr.
PBTTaoiLR,'E,
itesmttElli Intitat the siteidSoit of desk" sod stil&
keepers to metal to Me bug* toil well selectol stock
IldPilted and Ramie d9ratip
•r sad davaßg 'Mame , •
' •• isai aid 'Weed lips, ate,.,
ot «wet toiogbio aide at air imam Otto
tidin wall, midi:oath:o 'moon of-the good
, s so=o of .trktimds,
Goods ioN. Ng m.l Igo
sow wells Wooded. .1 - •_: .
jusr_ RECEIVED,
- -
_ _
The 61thr nrAtA SEGAPJV
AXAMPlt d dkt b fka*Nrinitirrogle B r ands t
: • ,
3 :
,ocititlei4s„ coireuee, umlaute,
vrAruus, MIC• '
GENME - MEEBEWIWOUPIPEI3:
. s's
lg e brAbste
wwiiiiegt • :: 104:10 kon gsullil
the tamer.
121.111/MCEMMII42 I TATMETt.
Let Satires sing of the windy-deep, .
Let eoldters peke their armor,
' Bet hs say keart ttds Meat keep—
The Independent Farmer.
When drat the'rtste In robe of green
Unlokis its atIUSCItI llaiag,
And nntad his cottage pored is seen
'The honeysuckle twining;
' When banks of bloom their sweetness ) L.;,d
To beam that gather hoiey;
He &ism his team woes the deld;
Where skies are soft and Many.
The blackbird ducts behind the plough,
- The quail pipes loud and.clearly.
Ton orchard bides behind , it bough '-
The bone he kvd ao dearly ;
The gray and old bare-doors untold .
Ma ample store in measure,
Yore ikb than beeps of boarded geld,
fs precious, blessed treannre : .
While yonder in the porch there semis
Isle We, the lovely - charmer.
The sweetest rose on all ht, I::nds
The Independent Farmer. • •
To him the 9pring comes clanetnt-ty,
To him the Slimmer Mantes,
The Autumn smiles with mellow ray,
Hit sleep old Winter bushes ;
He eves not how the world may moire,
No doubt or filim mmfaind him
Hip little flock ; mo linked M
And histeebtdd angels round him ;
Heinnts to God and tore* his wife,
Nor grtets nor ins way bum her
Hen Mimes nobleman In
Ilk
!he Itsiependent.Farmer. •
. (From the Amestean 4ricelturtot.l
NIGHT SOIL AS A MANURE.
The nse of night soil as a fertiliser has fre
quently been advocated in these colunins,_
and we have endeavored to shoWhow a er-a.
erally wasted article might be turned to ac- •
count... Recently we hay. 3 had , sent to us, by
several correspondents, an article that cri z -
Wally appeared in 'the Springfield Ilepub.r.
MO, la:lth we quote :
• "Very severe prohibitions have been igiurd
in France, England and ,Germany,
the use 01 pondrette, imperfectly prepared. it
having been proven by careful experine, rili
that the faecal matter of sinks cannot.be oin
vertql with safety into garden manure under
five years' careful preparation. Pestiler.thei
and other diseases are propagated by veun ts:
ides grown In soil thus manned. -Yet, it is
Stated that these death-dispensing dept tie
Ste abaolutely used in ,the market gardens
around on large American cities in their nat•
oral state, and many of the fruits and vege
table& so grown can be told by the nostrils or
the taste before they are cooked, and In the
process of cooking. It is the opinion of
skillful medical observers, that nearly' all the
novel diseases which now afflict many Am, r.
lean cities, owe their_ origin to the organic
diseased matter taken up by. vegetables and
frultagiown in Sell dressed by the Risen'
matter of the sinks, and transferred to the
stomach. Gallnping consumption in persons
whose faiilies have never been subject- to
_this terrible disease have been traced to 0. 10
use of vegetables grown by pondrette."
These are serious charges, which if true
would warrant the denunciation contained
the article,, and our readers need not be toll
that if there were the least foundation fur such
an alarming report - we should not only not
advocate the use of night all, but be among
the first to condemn it. Let us Took a little
at the alleged , facts in the above statement
Are there any "prohibitions" in France,
England and Germany? As to- the last
named country,. we canhot speak so positive
ly, brit in England, the use of city sewage
has been attended with such profitable re
sults, that-one of the important problems cf.
the day is, to increase its employment, rind
prevent a fearful waste. In olden tithes,
1789, there was a prohibition in France, but
the restriction was long ago removed, and Rd
are quite certain that it. has not been re
'Sewed, as the most recent French work cia
gardening, only a few weeks old, speaks of
the rise of night soil. The work of IL. Gres- ;,• 7
sent, 186s;gives plans of some of the eelei
brated market - gardens, in which are tanks
for holding liquid manure, made from Ibis
"death - dispensing , deposit." Joigneaus, in :
the Most recent and most elaborate work on
gardening yet published in France, says that,
the exclusive nee of (meal matters may give •
a bad flavor to vegetables, but advises their -
use when composted with other matters. It -
is very probable that .a plant, especially au
edible root, if grown in ground containing a
large quantity of recent night soil, would
have- an unpleasant flavor. Yet wehave eat
en vegetables from a garden where this msti
-
cure was used exclusively for a. series cf.',
-years, and though our prejudicei kept us on
the lookout for something unpleasant in their
flavor, we failed to detect it.
In China and Japan their success in gar
dening-for their agriculture is almost all gar
dening;:-leas for centuries depended upon the
use of this manure, as they have scarcely any
Ai to the medical view of the case, DO
names being given to the "medical °burr.
era" we attach no weight to their "opinion
As far as negaUve testimony - to this point
goes, we have" consulted with two , of the
intist eminent physidians-men who ale
known.everywhere as among the first in !link
profeasion—and they have never heard of,
or read of, any disease being attributed to
the use of vegetablei treated With this ma•-
fare. -
In all cases we have advised the compost
ing and deordorizing of the night soil, anJ
we believe-that when prepared thug, it may
be used with as much safety as any other
fertilizer.- We regret that a paper's° gener
ally correct as the Springfield - Republican
should have given what seems to us an un
founded and needless alarm. .
. ,
texpe,s.
Lutz.--In many parte of England thery ee•
timate the-value of their land in proportion
to the nearness of access to the limekUns, on
account of its valuable properties When used.
for dressing. Fanners should give mote cf
their attention to this subject, arid 11/1/3 lime
more liberally where Ulo_9°ll . lB not epicure-
Poovormos or Teo Burma or NAILi
The rusting [and consequently loosening] of
mills, employed to . fasten the . branches of -
fruit •trees to walls, can be .prevented, s
great measure, by driving Into he walls; a:
the same time with the nail, and in contact .
with it, a small piece of zinc. Nails were
cently shown to the Agricultural Society,
Ghent, Belgium, which had been eight yeari
in wails, in contact with Ohm, and Whici
ware not at all rusty.,
,MAKING BUTTER. WITHOUT CHURIHNZI.—Dr.
Sylvester stated -at a late meeting of the
American. Institute Farmers' Club, that be
had tried the experiment of makingbutter by
burying the cream in, the . ground. He put
the cream in a iinen bag, end thSt in another
bag to keep it clean, which he buried about
eighteen inches_ deep, and after twenty-bur
took ft , lap 'end found the crown 13 .
thoroughly converted into butter as it is by
churning. It wee just in the condition that
hitter is hi when it has "come" without be•
lug githered by the dasher: It.was worked
in the =ill way, and made as good butter
_ever, was churned. .
11-tt ,
To Maas Cum Vuncoas,—Aimost ever!
dandy is the country have the material fa
mantifactrding pure cider vinew, if they dais
only use them.- Common dried apples is
yOn need to make the best cider vinegar.
Stallion: . apples a few houn7washing an!
'rubbing then occasionally ; then take them
out of the' water, and thoroughly, strain the
latter Ommgh a light woven-cloth—put it h:
a- jag, and a holt pint of mohasat to a gaile:
of liquor, angle piece ck , common brown P 3"
ger t 'and set.in the min or by the the, and in:.
a few days you vinegar will be At for use—
Have twejtsga r and use out of one while tbe
No famllymeed be deed
tats of good vinegar who follow lilt
above directions. -
•
CHARCOAL,FOR FAITEMISO TVREETS. —,f
;•
hare -made tui •eipetiment," says a writer
!tk-feediollOarcoal to fattening turheYs,a 4 -;:,
'Oa result anm4ted - me. Four turkey! we ~E .
codified in a pen and fed 'on meal, boirid PI ,-
latotif ati&-Oati:-' Four others' ofthe. saw,
broodoreire also. et the same time, condi:au 1: - ...P.
tetra PIR and , W 'on" the mune articles, but . -'
11.„,ttienesgriti Oi finely pulverized chalets! ; -
1
-"'''"''' • th e* .fOtikl—miaed meal tool
'to/ 6 4 ObtettleiLe:'. They' had also El pigntift a .
' . an"mrOken charcoal in their pen.- 91
010 .0 11441;aante day, an ds 4
ititt l , itut ...,....lLLPilikluilf Po 1 . ..?:1
°- cgvas k . ' sleY 06ng much fatter , ~,
ille theineitt *Many
%'"' eftin point of lek 4: