Wit anti puma
A MEDLEY.
By tle lake erbere drooped the willow,
low, uesals. Few
I want to be 212
Aodjemp Jinx Crow
Au old mow sat on a hielory limb
Nous named btm butto prase :
Let me kiss lilin for Ms =Other.
For be em iia of Scbweitter kasi;.
Tte . minstrel to the war has gone, - - •
WIW hte baplo ble hate : •
He 'wag to hear hie sentries shriek,
Theie'a a !Ight in the wistdelei far thee
A Voila would a wooing go,.
Ma hair *was curled to kill,.
tic wed to wear anrdd gray coat
.And thl sword of Bunker Hill.
Oft la the DWI) ; night, •
Mate way to Liberty cited,
I wotet,ge boDe till morning,
With Riga by my' aide.
I all dytag, Egypt, dybag
Susannah, don't yola ery
Kam bow sablimeak thing ft Is
To brash away the blae-tailedlly
The boy stood cm the burning deck.
With. his baggage deeded for Tray ;
One of tha few Inunortai =pea.
Eh name was Pat bfaloy.
Mary had a little lamb, •
• He cor.id a tall anfold,;. •
He had no teeth for to eat the boa cake,
/tad his 'pectic:ea were e-d •
_
Lay on, py ca. 6 Maraud,
Man %canto lint little here below;
d . 721 I'M to be Quecn at the May,
tioldse sue quick end go t
THE FAT Mau.—"Bridget," said'a lady in the
'City of Gotham one Morning, as she Was recon
pottering in the kitchen, "what asriantity of Soap
srease.yOu have got here. We can get plenty oi
soap for it, and we must exchange it for some.
Watch for the fat man, and when he comes along,
tail him I want to speak to him.'
"Yea, mum," said Bridget, .
All that morning Bridget,' between each whisk
of her dish cloth, kepra bfightlook out frcim the
kitchen window, siad.no moving creature eaciped
bar watchful gaze: •At last. her industry seemed
shmt to be rewarded, for down the streereame a
large, portly gentleman, flourishing a cane, and
looking the very picture of good humor.
-Sure, there's the fat man now," thought
Bridget, and when he was in front. of the house,
nut she flew, and informed him that her mistress
wished to speak to him.
"Speak to me, my good girl?" replied the old
gentleman.
"Yes, sir; wants to' speak to you, and:says
would you Ile kind enough fd'craikin, sir ?" • .• .
Tins request, so direct, was not.to be refase,d,
.no in a state of some wonderment, np the steps
went the gentleman, and op the stairs went
Bridget, and knocking at the mistreaS's door, Put .
her head in and exclaimed :
'Tat gentleman is - in the parlor, mum." ,
So saying, she instantly witlidreW • to the lower
regions. •
"In the parlor tLotight the lady. "What can
'it mean ? Bri4 et most have hlundered,"
But down to the parlor she w ent,. and up rose
her fat friend, with his blandest smile and most
graceril bow. - : • •
"Your servant informed me, madam, that you
world like to speak to me._: At'- your service,.
madam." •
The mortified mistress saw the state of the case
immediately, and a smile wreathed itself about
her lips in spite of herself, and she afterward
said :
"Will yon pardon the terrible blunder of a raw
Irish girl, my dear sir? I told her.to call in the fat
Man to take amity the soapgrease, when he saw .
him, and she has made a mistake, you see."
The jolly fat gentleman leaned back on his
chair, and laughed such a hearty ha, h'3, ha! as.
never came from any of your lean gentry, -
"No apologies needed, madam," said he. "It
is decidedly the best joke of the season, Ha, ha,
ha! So she tool: me for the soapgrease man, did
she? It will keep me laughing for months. Such
a good joke!" •
And all up the streets and around the corners
was heard the merry lie, ha; ha!- of the old gen
th man, as he brought dOWEI kis cane, every now
and then, exclaiming : .
- "Such a joke!'
PuPPING TUE QuEsTrox.---Ifr. Sinitheon fin im
provement on , the celebrated name of Smith)
wishes to take Sties BrOmay (another improve-
ment) to the opera. He had Wino on terms of in:.
timaey 'with . the family for about 'tiveyears, but
"never spoke of love ;" on , the contrary, be had -
frequently den:ared his intention of leading a
bachelcr's life Once he
- put his hand to the bell
handle and was admitted.
"ph: James," exclaimed Miss Jane, "where
have you kept yourself eo long'? '
Tbia tool; Smithson a little abaci., for - he had
spent the proceeding evening with the family. Be
fore be could answer,. however, Jane's. brothers
and sisters (eight or ten in nuniber) had gather.:
od about him. Summoning all his epitrage-he.
said :
"I have come to aek
"Not .here, Jarave ; not—nog---oh
"That la," etammemd ,Smithson' "1f yia're
not engaged—_"
"Oh' oh! crater—quick!" ", -
"What'a that itainirel her fatneri'"cito cave
engaged?'
"I didn't mean.--"'said Smithson, in condo-
Oen '' -
"Of course not,' continned Mr Brownly,
''you're al7ays been our favorite
Theo advancing 'and- taking . poor Smithson's
hand, - Le said
"Take I:cr.—el:Cs a 800 d girl, and loves von to,
distraction. :MAY be as happy ae the
day is long 1" , .
Ttaereurm father end mother and children
crowded about.Smithsan and wished him joy, and
company coming in - at the moment, the affair WILB
told to them 115 a pr: found secret So Smithson
got . a. wife without popping the gm:ilium and al=
most before Le knew, it himerlf.- Bat we cannot
help thinking he was hurried into matrimony.
CH.kRIXS JAIIEN Fox, the great English states.
nian, being once at Ascot races with General Con
way, misted his gold snuff box, The General Was
lucky enough to discover the thief end setae him
before he could get clear. The man fell upon hip
knees and besought Fox to pardon him and not
expoie_ him to ruin - , for ho was a poor weaver
without woik . and with a family in great destitu-
Loh, and .this was. the first offence against the
laws that he had committed. Fox not only let the
offender go, but gave him a guinea. Shortly after
this, baking occasion to use his box, he found no
sign of tit in the pocket where he bad replaced it;
and turning to General Conway, said : "My snuff
box is gone again." "yea,” replied the latter,
saw the scamp take it the second time when you
gave him Mousy, but I thought I wouldn't inter;
,fern 'again.".
Two young . gentlemen Munich, says a Ger
man paper, were eitting.by a table, enjoying a
couple of mugs of Bray's beet, and their, cigars ;
when one eaid to the other :
-"I would like first rate to seeTarie awhile this
Spring or §ummer."
"There it nothing to prevent It." •
"About how ranch does it coat per day, Ort the
average?
fOr a hundred franeee a:day yon eau Bee
Patin splendidly." . •
"And if I take my wife ?" • -
"Oh, then fiftytrams a day will be plenty."
REV. -ReBEILT HALL, in early life, loved a'moat
beautiful and accomplirld.d lady by the name of
Steeli% who, however, j.l.ed him and mariled a
man of fortune. 'Some years after, a lady, pass
ing into the vale of yes's, but who retained her
vanity after she had lost her charms, said to Hall':
"I presume .if I were a polished piece of steel, I
might receive some of your . apentiona,
"Though yon may not be poliehed. eteel,". replied
Hall, "there can be no doubt that you are polish
ed-brass., _ . .
A Cauroora story tells of, a man who resolved
to quit drinking, and went to a notary to get him
to draw up an affidavit to that effect. Tho does_
went was drawn, read, and proved, the party held
op his hand and murmured the one "s'elp
It was propeily Sealed and delivered. "What's
- to pay ?" asked the pledger. "To pay—to pay ?"
exclaimed the party, "nothing of eponre.-!-this.is
a Inbar of love." "Nothing to pay ?". returned
the grateful but very forgetful 'Arrant, "You're a
brick Let'e tale a drink !"
Aw etithilftillatiC old fellow and his wife recently
Halted Niagara Falls. They worshipped literal]
all day, from the piazza in front of their roc . Irt,
and retired talking over its wonders. At an early
hour. neat moraine, the old gentleman was on
C 143 ' qui rive. i end as soon as be BFA" the Falls
again he sang ont ! Wire ! Pll be'darned
if the water ain't still going over that dam !"
iv is stated, in the accounts of the recent Rciyil
Atadetny dinner, that the Chancellor of the Ex
chequer observed, "I lock ripen this room as•tbe
Mecca of Society." What he really said was, "I
look upon this banquet,as Medina."
FUN haa the following : As a compliment to
the leading journal for the ekill it has ehown In
adapting its politica to.the popular feeling of the
hour, it is euggeated that in future it should be
known as "The Winding Sheet."
Sterarc—"Look here, Charlie. Supposing yon
had twenty euger plume, and yon wanted to' di
vide them in four parts. You give live to baby
and-five to Carry. Now, that would condo with
the other ten?" Sweet child--"Snek
A teacher in a public ischool gave a 'aent.irnce
to be written and properly punctuated.- The boy
gave the folloringas.the result ethic effort : The
quality of mercy says, "Shakapeere.ia not attain
ed."
tinge speaks of a gentleman who
t, with Malady, for Brazil." We trust
that the editor means that the gentleman has
• left with his wife. _ •
"Parole goeth before a fall." It often goes
before a wa•erfnll. ..
WHAT. kind of s ship liss - two mates a n d no
Caputin? courtettip
. .
MISCELLWOM
CAIIPETIII4IIII
~.- •
JAS.' NE,'SON &
Chestnut Street beiew Seventh,
PHILADELPHIA.
FRESH_CANTON itiskTTINGS; -
WHITE, RED, CHECK .A 1 ,113 FANCY;
4-4, 34 and
JAS. H. ORNE,.SON SC CO.,
. •
Chestnut Street, below Sereulb,
- .
Have Just received their
SPRING IMPORTATION OF
CA,RPETINGS ,
of every description.
TRENCH, calistux, AXMINSTKR, WILTpX,
VELVETS, 13hIISSELS, 4ND TAPESTRIES. .
3.4 and 6-4 , 'F f .
AND VELVET CARPETS,
130IIDERS‘TO MATCH for HALLS,
JAS. H. ORNE, 'SON & CO.,
43 0,43
Chestnut Street, - below. Seventh,
PIIII.ArtELPHIA
THRED-PLLES, ENGLISH AND AIIER-
LOAN- INGRAINS,
ENGLISH AMERICAN 011, CLOTHS,
COCOA ItAtTING!S,
CRUMB CLOTtiS,RUGS AND. MATS,
of every deEcription
April 27, T 7
R - VAMOATALL.i .
.•
- . . . • . •
• .• THE BUSINESS OF •
• . .
C
LIS fAII: TJ
0 . 8 A C.:C.O.Ni S , a .
•. • . • - • . • .
HAS /11110 ED rO ' .
TOWN - 14
CENTRE STREET, -POTTSVII. A LE,
.Where the same will be rondneted future under the
CHAS; WOLTSEN . :& .BROTIJER;
Pottsville, June 1, NIT :
ANNUAL. EXPORT OF TILE PUB- .
EprscnooLp4 of the -District of St
elair4 .
Whole number of Schsosis ' - ' • ' 16
. Number yet required.... .-. .... . • • •
.
o
-Average number of mouths inught
Number of visits by County ihiperintendent • 2
Number of Dlittnct fruritutert. • '.. IS
Whole number ,if Male Teachers' .. - • 4
.
Whole number of Female Teachers, ...-.. ..........1 3
Whole number of installs taught -
Average wages of males per month V. 4) no
AVerage salaries of females per month 27 00
Whole number of teachers examinerrby the County •
• - Superintendent in the presence of the Board ' 17
Whole number of females attending ,all the r chools'
in the 'District . - 549
Do males' . • , ' 595 .
Average attendance of males Id all. he schools in
.•
the District '
Do Females - - .. 323
No mills levied on the dollar for Sch crolpnrpoee9....ll
- For Building purpogee ' ' ,-.,
Amt Tax levied for School parpcses_ $4,903 33
Do Building purposes. - 1.333 66
Whole amountlevied . - - 6.241 04
Amt collected since last report - • ' ' 2,715 79
Amt of Teachers , salaries - 4,580 00.
Fees of Collector, Tnarourer, Fuel, turd Con- - • . . • •
tingencles ....... 1,005 98
'-Total ordinary expenses . 6,941 80
Building debt - - - cri 00
Repairing, &.c - ' - . - 723 25
Total extraordinary expenses...: :. .. .. 1,335 S 5
Temporary debt to be provided for wort year - Cl 2 00
. • EDWARD JIMBERT, Prest. .
. .3 - 08'RM Torr.:scrip, Serty
June S, 507
ROGER'S STATUETTES,
%'T E invite' the attention of our trim& to these re
'ally beautiful and statuettes, which have
FO well-deserved reputation for correctness of expres.
elan and titian - al exenition, accorded to no other works
of similar character in the country. :
- We take ph- asure in putting them on exhibition 'and
sale, for the first time in ,Pottsville, and trust that they
may find their way into many of the parlors aud draw-.
lug-rooms'of our citizens.
The following list girei the subject with- prices
.annexed. which are' precsnly the:rates •at which they
are ftirnivhed in Philadelphia dud - New York:
ONE MORE SHOT - $l5 00
' -
THE HOME GUARD 15 00
THE BUSHWHACKER • 15 Cal,
UNION REFUGEES..• 15 00\
RETURNED VOLUNEER - 15 00
THE WOUNDED SCOUT- 15 00
COUNTRY POST-OFFICE. - 15 00
UN ;LE NED'S SCHOOL • .15 00
THE CHARITY PATIENT... - 15 00
TAKING THE OATH - 15 Os
MAIL DAY - 11 00
PICKET GUARD.. . .... ;..• .. • 600
SLAVE AUCTION - 600
TOWN PLTMP-6 00
. .
•
CAMPFIRE 6 U 6
CHECKER .PLAYERS. ' 600
•
SHARPSHOOTERS;... 6 00
CARD' PLAYERS ' 6 00.
VILLAGE SCHOOLMASTER * 6 CO
- Parties purchaaing here save, therefore, the cost of
packing and carriage, besides the risk of breakage in
shipment
sir Call and see 'them
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
SPRING AND suroatß
C.E 0.T:11,,I NO.
MEN, - YOCTBS, AND BOYS,
NOW .READY,
A NEW & LARGE ASSORTMENT,
LOW PRICES
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHING. MADE- TO ORDER,
OLOTHING SUIT ALL,
BOTH LARGE AND SMALL
Onr Goode' hay.ing been purtheied
AT THE .LOWEST .
_•
We are offering them
AT REDUCED PRICES
V'S
s' *g" .
l'i,
.."E'i7-.9i
A 74 tr,....7a
• ~....: El.
--- 6 ` 1 . 2 ;;;III '
,-- a .sr:f 'a i s;
I i"el I .;" :
, :a II I li , 2 ' ....
`tt ' pia 4 r 4 l 0e; I .
. t f i S i" . ; !; i ,
hiII. ....ir, a , _ ,
Ti i a Et.Al : 33
IIii:i 1 / 1 7a1 ' t 1,..
. 8 It' i
.. 4 ., -.;eisi
La• 0.: 1
.0.. 2 ~
Gentlemen. Youth" and brie wieblng Clothing made
to order, by rending their measure, as per. diagram,
will have their orders promptly attended to. •
SW'Samplett pent to any part of the United States.
& WILSON,
BROWN EITONE'CLinEMG EtAiL,
603 and 6O Chestnut Stieet,
PHILA.DELPHIA.
Aprlll3, '62
HOR,RIBLE!!!
T RAY Suwwitiaz with CATARRH adrly,
a puce t it bad destroyed my voice and nmeldirg—lnx
paired my eight and 11 ruing. In Biz weeks' Kaye been
entirely etre& For hamazdtre sake I will send the,
rreine for the Ample remedy wed.. postage treeilo all:
&Meted. Addrees Kum, Thayer 114 Byrn
e:2e, It Y. • • • •' Jnne t , '6T—rzain ,• •
• 0 ARPETINGS ! ." CARPETING*: !
••. • .
J. T. DELACTion. *a, 37 Smith Iscrind meet,.
PHILADELPHIA, bai received. per ble.surlirads. li
.
S age
and varied asiortment, ofGewealer, die Om"
ErneeePa "Varpetiugs,' new d
:age line of Thieeiti Rum Ripe
=ltCottage 844 J i l• Carpets.. ` Oil Cloths.
eta willbe •,apiroprredacetpri
rev, wholesale and Mall. T. GILACEIGTT. •
NI South Second R. bet. WerketasettlAmerN
4 11 , 1, - MAW r • - rIRUIPA.
• MEE - R.
• 2. 2WIANOY , CITY,: • • -NMI. •
-
-
piriprietak. • • - • ".
Ratite:: refiUoi andreiciMidied thii,hofei. It Air DOW
open to the accommodation of the. public: :. The bar
and table will be supplied' with the: beat -that ocan .he
batiend every attention wilt be_ paid to More. who pat- ,
rouble me. . - • „: April P..6r--14,nm
•
• 'NATHAN 'HER 13; . .
!E XC.H. All - 11 (LT ETo
• •
Hotel trfth ample atitommodatiotusimi good.
*Wink, Bs now open for g aellB • tied *Rh' oysters
parries and
_private families mPP
and all the : luxuries of +lig stein% , ftsarth
•
.Nort . h4oEiteill So us; -- • •
am. imnse Etua,) tit •
Cesare Sireetr Pottsville: _
large steamosolaticka - '
• I=4BI Sy/at:NAIL: pi - o i r W
eiB 1466
UNION.
lute 'EXCHANGE 'HOTEL)- ; 7.' 6 4,
CENTRE ST., POTTSVILLE, t i _7:
JACOB LINDVNILIMI. Pn?ler•
April 4, •e 3 • • 14-4*
LA PIERRE HOUSE -
The fkliscribers having leased this favorite Hotwe it
has been .
BEFITTED AND .IMES.ECED
14 Ali =curer
And is now prepared witt the most perfect appoint
ments/or the re spoon"o1 guiste- '
The drat position among drat class Hotels wid be
maintained in the future, as in the peel.
May 26, .86--21-ly BASER & PAUL: 117..
PENNSYLVANIA . HALL
~IL7k7=7ttig744l-1 0, ,
Thianderaigned having • • -
.I*ITTED AND 101g.ffilLSELED IT THEtOUOH..
OUT N. THE 'MOST
-
.ELEGANT . 14ANNER,
invite; ihe..etUention .Traveling
The Propagator will pain no WWI to maintain the
character it has ' always toyed Y. Mag. one of . the
beet of the .
•• . .
••. . .
Of the nointry, and thoie who favor him :With
pStronage may be aestredituat norhing•will be left•tn
done to secure the comfort and - satisfaction of meats.
WILLIAM' WHITNEY,:
UNITED STATES
_HOTEL,
D.. - -.11 : ', .-.•,W• I: L o'o X, • ProiniEitbt,
The United States lintel is well and widely known
to the traveling public. It is pleasantly located In the
centre and business part of the town and ricer. the
Railroad Depot it is well - Furnished, and roe-
Bosse every modern improvement for the comfort and
entertainment of its inmates ; the rooms, are spacious
and ventilated provided • with gas and water i
the attendance is prompt and respectful • and the Tn
ble is well Provaded with the best the market
affords. The -ear Is stocked with the. choicest.
liquors. • ••
With a long experience se a hotel-keeper, the pro
prietor trusts. by moderate charges and'a liberal policy,
to receive a share of; the publicpatroaage: .• - •
July 1. , 66 • - 46- . •
ir.l - ..T.T .- . ism-.13::E---.1*:::i
IA DOUAI./ AND DETAIL DEALEE IN
L 111. BER ! !
-THE LONYEST.
Flooring, • •
and
• raming Timber,
SPRUCE BOARDS, PLANES, JOISTS, SCANT.
LING. AND FLOORING, CAROLINA§ •
YELLOW PINE FLOORINO
AND STEP -BOARDS,
Black
Elutternair,
. .
Also, White Pine, lice:dock. and • i.i.prncet 'Pickets,
Cheatout and Cedar 'Posts. Plastering,.Reoting and
Slating Lath, White Pine, Cedar. and Cypress •
Ea - Orders respectfully tatliclted and , promptly at,
tended to: • ' , • , . • May 4,' , 67 , la-3m •
NEW SPRING DRY. GOODS,
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Maliantongo Streel, Pottsville.
Wiare'nnw reeking from .14ew. York our elegant
stock of SPRING GOODS-to •which rirC Irrrite . your
special before mak:trig your spring purchases.
Our good!) are all of the best quality,,and . • *. •
We Warrant Everything that we Sell.
.
We Mamt deal In do) aged auction. good)); but select
our goods from the best or wholesale house& A ViElt
to our store will at mire show yon that we try to please.
Reeperthilly; &e.
MIN - NAN XAMEdY
DRESS GOODS,
HAND SOIVIE. PLAIDS; .
PARASOLS' AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
PRINTS,MUSLINS, and
DOMESTIO !21-00DS GENERALLY,
AT TIIE RIGHT PRICES.
: .KID GLOVES,
JOII,VIN , S MAKE.
.
. .
This. Glove is cut to fit so well, and the extensive sale
of It by first class retail dealers in New York In compe
tition with other mikes, Is a guarantee of its quality:
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Moves & Hosiery,
Mixed Cashmeres roe Gent' Salts,
B,.Q'N.N E. T:A.1.8.8 . :9 -N:S,
• • We' cannot enumerate' all M our !Mar, but If you
will favor us with's' call.. we will chow you nice Goods
, .
.lUr ARTIN NUNGESSICIC,.Iiiiik, Collector
of Se.boOl . Tax., • in. account with, 'Rubin School
Diettict.for lace:
DR. To amount of Dnpllcate.
CR. By receipt of-Dec 15, '66.
" Jan it, 'V.
4 .• Feb
• .Rxoneratlons.
" Coannleilon..
• BakMe doe.' • • .1149 T 04
" AM Blt g Mertilit * 44 - i'itSimsie . s 7 4;f itlOn) Board:
in acconm with Union 5cb , ..61 Diatesict fur 1966.
.Tax
• rite Ten (10) Mills on , the &Mex. of valuation :
To net tat received from ColtectoriA 4 4l22 22 •
Tax receit.ud from.C.Alector of sit 4.. tS63JS•
State Appropriation...— . ..310 01•
Tax from Connty_Commiasliotiera on
nnteaved lands • • - '346 40 ,
Mitten from adjoining diassictit • 0.00
Cash fus coal. .. .. . .... 100
Blokati to Teiebere. $1,88T , 00
.Do on ordir. of 1866 , 89 on. ..
Do no old debt of 1865., ...... . 140 .15
Do for coiningencletko. 4M5.04
Do to Sett' Bthool,Xsobriiior's.rviCei 10000
ar•Treuserers per oentage.... r • 64 .29- •
• Mabee hulas of'l4aenrer• pall',
__ • DORMBAUCH Trost
EBANX. c. stern. se.;t. ' ' •
. • .
. We. the naderslatied. And from °Minos ToccishiO,
hatinkeramined bee meow st. otAdani IfraireM Tress
noir of the School 'Fund f Union Township: lePhrt
the foregoing. slat/ anent sa rhe result of out ineertiga~
tion, and find that -them tau balance in the 'hands of
Adam Brake*, Tneninteridioe al Uniou.School Dis
tricted Three .Iloorixed and.fieventp,olgid-Dollars end
Sevenfribm' Cents ors .4.
;
Witorstooricatisis is Vint ds of IT.-
• • SMITE, .
%halo •• - . Aitalionc,
_
milwtfixolitv? ogre. Oozed Peathesc,
Jpoe ii *¢ Timmitoes *fat - 61 . „:.,, - „ . 44 , 103 ;
. •-•
-0/4.4 '
. • -
t -T. 0 R JUNE - 8 6 7 - -
,""P •
. , . • - - - _ ""'"
HOTELS*
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS
Broad. Street, Tatoaquia, Pa.
J. KEEL-Y,
COrner of Fourth end . Pine Streets,
READING, PA.,
Keeps constantly on hand and for saleatt
A general tumrtment'or
WHITE PENS AND HEMlpcs,
INDIANA
Cherry; • •
. Clikeetnut,
- Maple, and
MICHIGAN PANEL LUMBER;
S
And .Wh ite Onk and
.Cedar
WALKEII *.PRICE;
UN N• FTA
.(T!icodoore teWW Pont O1t14,)
BLAOK AND. FANOY BILKS,
At Lam Prices
Iripry Low.
Kea Attyles, and . Vert Hand so in e.;
Handkerchiefs 1 Handkerchiefs 1
All Linen, 15 rents andupwards.
time She and i3eanttful Patterns.
FULL, LARGE
LADIES' MADE aAOQUES,
At Ltiw.Prkeit.
Mied Casdinfres for.AROW-Sults,
lifted Caul weres for Ladles , Sae-veg.
MANTUA CORD R,DOS,, ALL COLORS.
AT VERY LOW PRICES
DON'T FORGET. TIRE PLACE.
SqO'.I3N,ION HAIL
WALKER: '& PRICE.
April 27, lc;
• $9.,847 46
387 50
79 15'
2,344 74
MffitiZElS.
--enixtruOkriF.Fp:Mr!P.
.~ • ~_
;3
SURER:PROtPIaTE OF. LIKE.
• tethro,ptx• citrAnearzem
,
fvf•- 27 Non* 11Er:rout turret, Phpadelpkia,
. . .
No. 95 .Seost.h. Baltbimer, •
And byr.toesibm ta:geairal throngbottlie.conntzi.
Ttie Maeda] et which Moro Thimpo ?hang:LlMO*
mainnfactued cmtains fifty per cent. more Bone nos , -
phatelbria 'Raw Bone; therefore it is more dnnible.—
Theiromonla present.gives it great additional
value. • ' • . _ •
&LE years eirlerialekbal prove d to the Farmer that
it makes theavier grain than even stable =mare, and
Is not only active but lasting. • • '
• MORO PHILUPS. .
.
• : Bole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
H. A T: 4 - 14 S
Superior improved
Super-Phosphate of Lime
IL4BI3FACTURBD BY •
THOS: AGT,
siconrimalm HAVEN, PA.
44 ' 23— ( tce
i,Zt"
Faimem and Dinderein T'ertilizme will obaerie that I
have adopted the above '‘Trade Mark.. to show those
who UM .Supor-Phosphate,.made from the Raw
Bone, that tht7 are getting my manufacime.'
lily patrons will. please be careful in purchasing, to'
observe that the above •.•Tradeiffarir is stamped qpon
- each bag: as none pater isgenuine. •
•
Fore Whine. Rye Rarity, Cor.n, Gan, Potatonis .
&coo, Buet - whear, Sorghum, Turnips, hops, Garden
Veiptabit,.a7d .esery Crop and Plant. •
We claim for our Phosphate tita as .a fertilizer and ,
quick producer for early vegetables. It cannot be ex
celled by any in the market, anti as a TOP DRESSING
for GRASS It has , no superior.
We guarantee that farmers will find our SuPer-Phos ,
phate. of Lime mare prompt in action and More last
ing in its effects than either .Pertivlan Gam° or stable
manure. .
Pout years experience has tested this, that our Fer
tilizers makes heavier grain than even stable manure.
. I am now ready to supply the above superior Penni
=in large or small quantities—ln new, bags of 200
pounds meth Also; always on band. a stock of fine
:Raw Bone Dust, Soft New, flaster,..te,, 4e.
A trade discount allowed to dealers._
The above Fertilizers can be purchased at BRIGHT
& 00.41 store Centre Street, Pottaville. . • • •
POST OFFICE
Agr.; Schuylkill Haven, Pa. . •
March 29, '66( Feb 10..66 - 19-
LEGAL CARDS.
co-rallTNEßsittir...The tinder,'
signed have formed a 06-partnership as At
torneyff at Law,*tmder. the name nf HANNAN & SON.;
• - JOHN HANNAN,
• F'otiiville, 'Feb e, ISZT THOS. R. ISANNAN.
A.. W. C L 'Attorney at Law.
. OFFICE :—Ceatte.St ,nelo v IN - press Office:
Can be copselted in German. 'kpri.1.1.,437-14.6e2
TOIIN Wi BICKEL.. . '
AttorneTnilLaw, Potteirille Pa
(Nee' with Hon.• F. W.: Thighes. - Centre stieeL)
'Can be conettlted in.Englisll and Herman..
BENJABIN B. Met 0014 Attorney' at .
Law. OFFlCE—Mtamtango .81.roet above
Centre. . • Marchl9,
CLAY Bit lAGISTRESIBIttI4
11.
' Attorney at Law, -
Ashland, §chnilkill' County, Pa.. Office—On Centre
'street, o ? poette the Poet Office:
Xf AMON WEID3IAN, . .
AS.I I ' • ' ' - Aherne) , at Laer '
OFFICE:—Centro Street, roomy formerly •oreopted. by
George Deß. Keim. - - • March 80, '6T-IS-13 , `,
____. •
WILLLAM MITZI.
ZA10:11 CAMPREL
CIADIPBELI. ac oo:urT. '' Attorneys at
. 4 .-1 law. :OFFlCE—Centre: Street, opposite, Waite
Horse Hotel, PottscilleiTa.. - • • -
lIRISTOPHER • LITTLE,
Ili Attorney. as La*, and Notary•P
bkatborized by 'Law to adminteter "affidavits, &c.
and to • take depinlitiona, and acknoodedgmentai o
deeds, mortkagek powers of 'Attorney; Ac.;) •
• • • POTTSVILLE. -SCHUYLKILL CO.: ,
'LAW AND COLLECTION •,OFFICE.
Mahantongo St. (opposite Post Moe/ • •
July 15..65. - . .
J. W. 1108EIEHILV, 'Attorney
. nt. Law, baF , removed' ble olllte to the
beeond.lioor,. front room, above 8.. Ilautian*Book
gtore. on Centre St. Pottsville. Feb 14, la
NOTICE!
The Original "CHEAP. JOHN"
No. 26 Market Street, Pottsville,
(NAGLE'S OLD . PAINT'STANDO .'•
This (Saturday) Evehing at 7 p'elOck,
And continue open eierj , evening during the cotn
lug andanecel ding weeks. He will • •
• • • kir:debt goods •
FIFTY PEit CICNT. CIIEAPEII
?MAN ANY OMEN DEM-ER IN POMVILLN.
The
. . . .
airh Public are:vane' ettally invited to call iind. ix
amine the Goods. .- ' '•
- ' liosstii.sc.'iournio . N.-
• Jane.8,..67 . .
. 23,3 r
VISK . &„ ['ATM;
BANKERS,
Government and other Desi
rable Securities,
NO, 5 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK
RX.AN4MENp7 IFIEBiOFB:THE
FIRST 'MORTGAGE BONDS
301 IV Et IL X-.
PACIFIC R. R. CO
This i7oropeny ie renstrnctiug under the wrousie
• . of th> •
IJni ted stales.oovellitileiit;
Great National Railway Across the
. . . . . .
Their.line will extend frign Sacramento, Califonila, -
across the Sierra Nevadae to the' California State line,.
traversing the RIMIEST AND MOST . POPULOUS
SECTION OF CALIFORNIA. and then& through the
GREAT MINING REGIONS OF TIIE TERRITORIES
to the vicinity. °fish Lake City. . _ .
It forum the SOLE WESTERN LINK - of theenly•
- mute to the Pacific which.is adopted by Congress and
AIDED Bl' THE. ISSUE OF UNITED STATES
. .
. . . .
Their road is already completed, equipped and lim
ning for 93 miles from. Sacramento to .within 12 miles
of the summit of the Sierras, and a large amount of the
work of Gradirg, Tnnnelling, ttc., beyond that polar
has beerr accomplished.. -- . • • : -. . : -
~,
The FIRST MORTGaGE BONDS of thia Camiaany
afford unusual inducements of Safety and Profit to In
veetore, for.the following among other
First:—The rate' of interest Is SIX PER CENT. EN
• GOLD, payable 'semi-annually In the - City of
Nev York. : • :• • , ..• .
Elecond.The PRINCIPAL la payable IN GOLD a
- maturity. • . . • .
Third.—The coet or the Bonds; NTNETY.FTVE PER
• CENT. and accrued Interest, la TEN PER CENT.
. • let* than that of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds or the ticrremment. . •
Fonrib.—The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
PROVIDES 'NEARLY HALF THE AMOUNT
NECESSARY TO WILD THE ENTIRE ROAD,
AND LOOKS MAINLY TO . A SMALL. PER
, MINTAGE ON THE FUTURE TAAFFIC'FOR
to-thi. 114eralpmoieton,iccomnanled
• with EXTENSt%E. GEA NTS .. OF .PLIBLIC
• . LANDS; by which the Government fosters this
rEVET I VATI e r se iNTIVS C9 Mi A r t
STABILITY 18 AI:TOORTRER MDRTIIND
. ENT OP THE CONTINGENCIES WHICH AT
.. TEND .ORDINARY RAILROAD .RNTERPRI
.
.Seanity . cif It! FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS . Is therefore AMP.LB..tind their chera.a
- . ter for safetyand reliability ts eqOaled only by
that of the phllgations of the GOVERNMEN
. .
Seyenth.—The net earnings nt the completed portltn
- 'areALREADY LARGELYINEXcESS OF TAB
- INTEIMST - OBLIGATIONS- .WHICH 'THE
COMPANY WILL .INCUR ON...TWICE THE
DISTANCE, and arP iteadlly increaxinv.'render;
last the. UNINTERRUPTED PAYMENT' OF.
INTEREST ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN. ' .
16111hi6. Litt, tlie present rate of Gold tbei pay nearly
• .
S PER CENT: 'per. suinnni.on the. ansonntln
The Bonds are tweed •in- denomination of $l,OOO
with eeml-antinai Gold C 0 91; 0 1.1 9, attached ; payable In
New York, and are offered for . the present 'at 95 Per
cent: and accmed.interest (in cariency) from Jan. le t.
. ,
Orderti may be forwarded tone direct, or through the
principal Banks and Bankers in all parts of the country;
'Remittances may be made in drifts on New York, or
in'Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or iltber,
hands carrent - in this city. and the . Bonds will be for
warded- to ftsy.addreas by 'Express; free' of charge. In
quiries' for further, particulars,' 'l* mail or otherwise,
will receive punctuil . attention. •••• :
F.'S SOC.-
BANKERS AND DEALERS TN GOVERN
MEN' SECURITIES,
No. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
I** nf Gornment: Etecznittee rteetveci
the NI market puce to eichnizge for the above
WALL DESCIUPTIONS OR DOVIIRNRENi BR-.
cußrrms WT . CONSTANTLY ON ISLARDZAND
BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXPRAND RD • • • : • .
UrGold . Cab and T.. 9. ConpciusixTaght;aokt and
Eir•DEPOSITSRECEIVED ON LIBERAL
SUBJECT TO iLIIECK AT SWART.
- :-;- ' • "
— inr-CiAlections Triode iMsognisat the country.- •
iiiriosvm•socois St=s and bonds Doubt and sold
at tbelkocklissinnige on =mission far cask - ,
4,IIPECIAL•ATISNTION GlVllin To Till EX
CHANGE OF TOPIIVI - NOTESOF ALL MB
SWUM FOE MR is EAN Otirl-TWIENTTSONOSCIP
AMC coN Thit MOST SANDELIXLII Tan&
WILL OPEN AT
AND DEALERS IS
OF. THE
Tile. West ern end of the
Contiment.
~"f~'CY'~"lt. :' .Jr
-4RON WORKS.
QUEN*IO - 110A-81-IRiON
:sab acalbcla now prep aret 4o.bald
SteamEnaPamm-i!nalnregke ig . Ar il;
;and.Drit AlL.Wof,O3idingi mx
and kningt-inada to order. • Arrpoxial ur
attention ladd .io,llte mannfaotiot , . • • '
t3benandonb. City,lpril 1; 14.17
HB . :PALO :CO. ' are
Lprepared faroish.T RAILROAD
biome 20 to-TO Tommie per yard-5786 ST 114
from 1S toto3, pounds - Der Yard," hisult '
la Waal
either for borer ears or . locomothree.-;
All theteralla am attic LATEST. ANT , - •
. APPROVED PATTERNS:— =-411
Also a eerkeral iussorrment of:MKRCII
ANT BAR Jima. Rounds; Platt; Squares, na"
.Rnond and Htroored: HOOP AND BAND IRON. CAR
AXLES, RAILROAD MAIM . FISH-PLATES AND
HOOK SPIKES. for rail& ROLLS -roadie of,the b e es,
brands of cold Eke charcoal bon. ready Tor use: Cita,
er for T rani. street rails or bar but • . Also all kinds
of - CAMNGS FOR ROLLING MILLS; " We also in
attenticai.to our DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF
- for canine old rails;'Well iron- lic-•;•& 0 -
• . • • BEel HA 00D,' ' President.. .
. .(Idl e s (Omer 2d and Market Sta.i. Pottsville; PA :
dan 26, . 4-,
POTTSVILLE ROLLING MILL,
•
ATKINS, BiOTIZEPAB Proprietors ,
Pottsville, Schuylkill cocoon Pe"a"
Mantifairas 'of Etallroad Iron. (bath T and Street .
mails) are prepared to receive and exe'
cote orciertat abort notice. for any and I F
all the ordinary • .
all
our own pig metal, -we are ',"- - -Ziku
• careful to select suitable ores buyers - - •
can therefore - rely upon receiving in all . eases Ira class
rails.. The smaller sizes of T Rola. 25i `2B; St and
-0 Pounds to the Yard. always, on hand, and supplied
in small lots as wanted. . - • •
Pottsville. October 15th, 0- 4- _
. .
GBAlifT IRON - VirOIIKS,III.4LEEILIVOY
. C l iiti — Thaeula. , mite...r, having his-works coata
pletred and in fall operation, with bassi' :•
machinery and tools of the latest Im-
Improvement, Is nowprepared to do all y a E
kinds. of mlning.machinery. steam en- rtity . :s,l22
glues of any rite for hoisting and pump- " -
Mg, single and double acting pumps. of all sizes . anstof
thelatest Improvement; Cornish engines of any size Tor
pin , in slopes er . . shafts, wi th cernlsli pump, all
catdscoal breakers, with , chilled or plain teeth, all
kinds o wron A ht Iron dorgings for drift cars or mining
machinery,. blast furnaces of cold or bot blast, with an
Improved blowing cylinder and blast - pipes, and rollingg .
milis with the two or three high:: rolls. with the lataq
.Improved furnaces for puddling or healing, ' all kind of
'saw mill castings - for cirenlar or Upright Bows, brass
work of every description cast and' Waned, and raj
. road castings of all sizes for mines or railroads. The
subscriber . having bad a long experience in the machine
business In this region, and.a War:deal' mechanic. and
well known ea ono of the late Ilan of Wren and Broil.,
of tt i g.Wi s biligical Iron Works, Pottavllle, trusts that
prompt asteaholl buSiness .will procure for him the
patronage'of his Md . Mau& of the mining region, and
elsewhere. • • THOMAS WREN ZdahannY ,
April 21, 16 • .• - • 1.6-tf
TO COAL OPERATORS. 411 V USNlag 2 h
—N9Bee! iteilvs Works.
The subscribe's respectfully invite the - ' , i t
at&ntiod of the business community to
theießoiler Works, on Railroad Street. '4 l ; ~"
below the Passenger Depot, Pottsville: c - 13:( r.•:. WEE
where the 'are prepared to manufacture - -
• • HOMERS OF EVERY .DMCCRIPTION:
Smoke . Stacks,. Air Staclo3, Blast Pipes, ( 41515 me4"
Drift Cars,. &c., -&e. Boilers on band, •
Being practical mechanick and having for years de-.
Toted themselves entirely to this branch of the b . nsiness,
liana; thelEicalree that work 'done at their establish.
• ment will give satisfaction to all who may 'favor them
with a call. individuals and Companies frill find It
'greitly to their advantage to .examine their work be
fore engaging elsewhere. . • JOHN T. NOBLE,
Jan I, . • MATHEW RHODA.
WAIWINGTON . III4I4IMI: . WORK!.
TICE . .L.the works of the bite firm of Wren &
ro.,:known- as the "WASHINGTON
IRON WORKS," loCated on Coalstreet, CV!
in. the Borough'. of Pottsville,: will be .;„.
continued by the' Subscriber in all. its / 4. -.1 . 41-.. - Cai •
various: 'branches: ; Steam. Engine
iMildintfrand all kinds of Machinery for milling either
coal or OM ; blast, furnaces .or hot of Cold blatt; all
kinds of. railroad CaStings and railroad car fixtures of
wrought and cast frcin all kinds of brass castings all
kinds .of'satithwork; sad all sizes of the latest ‘1111 . ...-
proved pumps, single and doable acting:. ,Repalring
promptly attended to and neatly executed.
'By careful attention to business the. subset-ibex irlists
.he will receive a share or the juliblic.patrowzge so lib-.
erally bestowed on the late firm. . JAMES. WREN.
.Pottevitle,.ffejptember 1. ISGS. BG, .
. ,
DINEGROVE Iron - ...Wcirks,
1. PETEGROVE, 8011.1.1YL. CO., PA.
J. M. 'WEBER, Ar.oliniat & Engineer, MR:
Paofarcros..
January 80,. , a1 • • • - •
pAUTNEIIOIIIIIP NOTICE.
• el
We, the subscribers , have this dayem
entered Into a Partnership, under the Ttirviiiiid
Firm name and style of-ALLISON &
BANNAN, to carry on the • Foundry, Machine, Smith
nu and Car-maklng Business, in Port Carbon, Samyl
-kill County. ' ROBERT ALLISON, •
- FRANLISB. BANNAN,....
• •
. . .
AM LAND IRON. WORM.. • -.•
April lit, -15i10
. . ,
The subehri bers are ',new fully' pre- • r im
to furnish, at the-Ashland Iron
-Works, Steam Engines arid Pumps o ilifl
any power and capacity, for mining and .
other,pmposes, Coal freshers of every
size and pattern npw In nse, together with castings and,
forgings of every description. Coal and Drift Cars - of
all sizes and patterns, large 'Track and, Horse Cars,-
all furnished at the shortest notice.,• •The shbscribers
flatter themselves that, inasmuch as Orel , : member of
the flrais a practical - Med:lnnis,. they Will be 'able . , to
furnish machinery that-will compare favorably. with any
In the Region. All - orders directed to J. & 11. Guaterzu,
Ashland, Schuylkill empty, Pa., will receive prompt
attention:- '. • ' •J. & SI: GARNER. '
Ashland, July 9, 'GC. • • •
VOUNDICV AND .11ACI;INE SIIO P,
Car izactory,.&c. • • ' . -
• NOTICE.-the busineet4 of the iste
firm of SNYDER MILYES,. will be
continued the' subscriber. in'all its In- • Wit
lions branches of. Steam Engine bald . -
lug, Iron Pounder, and manufacturer of 't •
all kinds of Machinery, for Rolling Mills, Blast 'Yams ,
ces: Railroad Cars, &..c. • lie will also continue the
business of Mining and Selling the celebrated Pine
ForeetWttite Ash and Lewis and Spohn Veins Red
Ash Coals, being epic proprietor of these Collieries. .
.61LORGEINV. BNYDER.. •
3-tf . •
January 41, 'G6
-t• r11,131411.Q113A, ROLL VNG TALL.
' The TA3LAONA ROLLING' MILL CompANT hav
ing now completed their Works at Ta
mapa, • Schuylkill County, are. now .
manufacturing and prepared .o ar,pply =RR
Merchant Bar Iron'of a very superior .4",
quality, Ronda, Squares, Tint and Ralf V.••!", """'
Rounds. Orders are respectfully solicited, and will
meet with prompt attention. •
J.N. O. RALSTON, Treas: RATOLIFF, Prest.'
Tamaqua, July. 1, '66. - • 26-ly
13 on:lilt:4 AND STACKS.
.
The enbaciber lei prepared to eiecnte
orders for the above articlea, with die
patch,.at the old place of bualneaa, Coal
Street, below Norwegian. 20 feet boll
e^s always on . hand. . Also, the Tann-
Ceti! and: Other
,Shoe:els,
'Of 'the beat material and wOrkontriship. Repairs
'promptly attended to. IlrFana for mining ventilation
always on hand: I. JABEZ SPARKS.
.Pottaville,-Angnat 2i, 'O5 . - at-]'y,
n411,1)14717E. a,.•Cci:, Engineers
Ilia Broad" and Brim d ton streets, ,l'hiladel ph la, - Pa..
Would call the attention- of Beilrond
Managers, and those interested in ,
road Property, to their-system of Loco-
morlVe Engines, in which they aresdapt
ea to tne particular business -for which te , _
they may be required; by the use of one,- two, .inree or.
four pair of driving wheels ; and the me of the whole,
or Bolin:Leh of the weight as may be desirable for ad,.
hesion ; and In accommiidating, -them to the grad ,
curves; strength-of snperstruction,-and rail and work
to be Aline. By these means the maximum useful effect
of the power is secured with the least expense for 'at
tendance; cost of fuel, and repairs to Road and .Engine,
With these objects In view.snd as the.result of twenty;
three years practical. experience in the businesi by Our
Seniorpartner, we manufacture five .dlfferent k inds'of
/twines, and 'several clasies of sizes ,of each kind.-
Particular attention Paid to the Strength of the ma
chine !tithe plan and avorkmariship of .all the details: .
Oar long experience and opportunities of obtaining in
formation, enables us to offer these engines with the
assurance. that' to efficiency, economy and durability,
they will compare favorably with those. of any-other
kind in vac We also furnish to oraler, 'wheels, axles,
bowling or low moor the fto fit centres withoUt boring,).
composition castings. for' bearings of 'every descript kin
Or Wive!, Sheet Iron*and Boiler Works ; and every ar
ticle appertaining to the - repair or renewal. of lax:cato-.
five Sbgtn>ee.
Jettnary2B,-48 t-tt MAlTiusw: BADID.I- .
• T FIE 1 31013151T.0 ARMEL
IRON • *
:'MOU:NT -GARME L,
NORiIIILTIBE'RLAND 4111111117 NT
OR.GiNIZYD fINnK6 71IE LAR OF :I•ci.llRTLi
IRON AND _BRASS FOVXDRY• •
. •. •
Ittaelitie; . Screen; l and . Car Shops.
Thie.-ComPany Is composed of Practical Mechanics
in all, the, branches, and willlaithfully fill all orders for
work entinged to them: We are using Jonas . Laab-.
• eroteirea Patent for • making Square : lron 'Woven
. • , . .110NAS
. 10,•iVE.LL GREEN,' Supt. .
•• • .67- ' • •• • • 184 .
•
F .O:AVT: Z !..S.
'CiLERRATILD
El n 1 Calllo Pow(Ion.
TgicAhAT
COUGHS; .
TEMPER,
VERS, FOI
LOSS OF UN
Al
TITE 'AND Vi
ENERGY, As
We improves t.
wind,. increases
the appetite-Fl
a smooth
glassy skirt
transforms
miserable lin
parse..
this preps
ail
in abeam; 51 SwlPOtich la Cgaahairlosis la
the Lungs; Liver,. 41 t ,
&a, this- artices
acts u a wade.' '
By ending from •
olletalf .s paper .
to. a 'parr In- a ~ - .
barrel of meth th e
above diseases ."-
will Aeeradlcated
or eathely revolted. n Oren In time, a certain
preverlve and cure tor the En Cholla*. . .
Price ga Cent; per . 1 141 1 4 4 .0 r 5 Partereter, 81.
isseeitzp BY
S. A. PO'UTrZ 331;10.,
•
• wilousus Duo AND MEDICINE DEPOT,
No.- 118 IkaalraintSt. , Baltiatue,
sa, by Druggists 14 Storekeepers titrouill
out .the Vatted /neut& . •
eafe In PottaillebyEZNinr anizt,Dniggist;
Bchoylll2l Haven, IL N. CO= -
JAC'ICSON Co.,
ROPE; 'l wide,' 0011D.A.GB &PAOKlffsa,
Vire teepeettally toilette date of the peheep et the
bestnete men ot ScheYlkM eivultf- - ;
1090 wins a
awe, at Woe wins.
=I=EIMENE
1108410 0
MOUNTADT, CITY, INSURANCE AGENCY,
.R . - - O,•_;iTTLL.. - .: - ,.Q0- - '•A;g::to.
FIRE, LIFE,
INSURANCE...
CASH. ASSETS-:".::
Thitual Life,'New York,
Penn. Mutual Life, Phila ~ ...
Travelers of Hartford
Hartford Live Stock
International Fire, New TOrk
Security - " " "
Phenix
Niagara
Germania •
Putnam. .
north American `
Merchants
Combine/Policies in the original Travelers Insurance Oompanyof Hartford, insuring
, . . .
$6,000 iu case .of Death from any oause, with $25 per week in, case of total disability from
business, issued on liberal terms. • - . .
Examine our Rates for. Life Insurance before Insuring 'elsewhere,
CENTRE sTREETI...:..F.,O7TsviLE...
June 16, .67
KLINE, EPPIIIIKER di CO.,
• JUBRER9 4,„RET A . I:LERS OF - • _
CARPETING - S,
Hare nocropen at their NEW STORE for Spring Sales,
a very large and choice lot of •
Cloaks and Cloaking Cloths,
Paisley and Cashmere
Dress Goods in drentNaileq,
Plain and FaiicySilicii,
DOMESTTOS, a Large §took at Low Prices.'
RENIS WEIR OF EVERY DEscawnox.
_MOURNING GOODSL-A SPECIALITY—
it full line of the very best
.fabrics.;
cAR:P.R.rviw•,Q . s:::-
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, -
AMERIOAN do. do, -
HARTFORD & LOWELL OARPETS,
ALL WOOL INGRAINS,
GERMAN STRIPES, all wool,.
.0000 A MATTING, best brands
RAG CARPETS, :all, qualities
OIL (MOTHS, all widths,
WINDOW SHADES, a Full Lime,
• Mich we offer to "
WitOLESALE AND. RETAIL. BUYERS `
-VERY
. 1. 0 W RSV • MARKET.. RATES
_ OrROTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES SU
PLIED AT.WHOLESALE PRIDES.
March 9.3,
1
rAgaiciac
Thereieometh glad Whigs of Joy to all;
To young'and to old, to great and to email : •
The beauty which once was on preciong and rare,
• le tree for all; and
. all may he fair.- • ,
BY THE USE OF
CHASTEL,L,AR'S
WHITE LIQUID ENANIEL
For improving and beautifying the complexion:
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use for
the skin a beautiful :pearl-like tint; that only
found' in • youth. - It quickly removes - Tan, ; Freckles,
Pimples. Blotches, - Moth Patches,: Sallowness. Erup
tions, and all iiiiimrities of the skin, kindly healing the
-same, leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster.—
its use cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny, and,
.being &vegetable preparation is perfectly barmless. It
is the only article of .thekindluted'iv the French, and
is considered by the Parisian as ladispensable to a per
fectioilet, 'Upwards of 30,000 bottles were sold during
theepast year; a. sufficient• guarantee of Its efficacy.—
Only T 5 .cents:,
Sent by mail, post paid, on re
ceipt of an order by ; - .
. • • BEReC=„I" SIEIUTTS 8c Co., Chemists,
.Feb. .; • ' '285 River st , Troy, 3.`1. Y.
D ArillEL ; WE
' • •
City . Cabinet Watt Ito(hal and Manufactory,
236 SOUTH. SECOND STREET, • •
• •
—P.ersonsioitig to the City will tied 11. to their
sdi l v e n o n t t l ; t a el , and examine the stock.....
.
E. P. ROTI - 1WEL1.5...
.
Mining and Oivil Engmeei and. Metallurgist WILIEESUATIRE, L.A., • • .
Having had a large practical experience. la various
parte of „Europe and this country is prepared ,to exam
ine and report.on all kinds 'of mineral property, super
intend - to opening of - mines -and establishment of
'smelting and other metallurgical works, assay ores, &c.
Agent for the sale of W. T. Henley's ' ' .
STEEL AND WiIIE•IRON. ROPE,
. .
Signal and Telegraph Wire, Fencing Strand, - &c.-- •
These Steel Ropes are one-half lighter than Iron Ropes,
,of eqnal strength,' cost 'ONE-THIRD LESS, -and are
much more durable. Agent for Pennsylvania (except
for oil wens) for We of ' ' _
• •
• ':. NIT R OGLYCERINE ..'
. -.
. ..
For blasting. Attention is invited to the great" econ
omy obtained In the-use of this blasting.oll. • Fall in
grad:lons. given in Its use; Mr. R. : will take tontracts
for all kinds of - rock work at low prices. :
Marchl, , Ger •.' . . . 9.1 y :•'
TowNsEN - p.,& c.,0,)
No. 39 North Second Street,
P. U I D-E L A ,
. .
This preparation,'
ant and fayorably
. will •:thor•
mghly - reinvigorate
,roken.down • and
aarLephited- horses;
strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and intea•
OARI'ETINGS, &c., &e.
The attkaton our friends and patrons Is called to
It it aleure. pre
reutlyo of -all-.dlo
eases 'lncident to
To If.. 39 North Werroiad Street, below Arrit.
East side,- where it will be our aim to keep In etore
such goods only as we ha. e every confidence will give
satiefaction to our customers We will not particUlar
ize the kinds or description of our goods, or nee thb
stereotyped phrases of 'Cheap Goods, Lowest Prices,"
Ire; • We have that confidence • In onr customers that
they have sufficient Judgment and Intelligence to com
pare price and quality, and will promise that we will
try to deserve the reputation we have labored for apa
gained at our old location in onr new. ' .. • . •
_GEORGE C. TIOWNWEND;
• • PIOWIELL STACIEHOUSE; Jr.
April la, -6T -
It Invaluable,
•es the quality
. It has
.tHR...uNtoN.:“Am.
• POlrmaii ac ,
4 experiment to
mune' the qtuin•
of milk and
.
• -, Are pronounced by those whertsi3 them,'
EQVAL Te ANY -IMAM EXTANT
andare selected from. only. strictly corn'. fed bogs..
and the Ingredients needle - curing are 'all of the very
best quality. Particular care' is also taken to keep
them le pickle only long. enough'to care, which pre
vents thdr getting too salt.-a great and genera] fault
with moethems. None genuine naleas branded.
Cared only by .
• A. F. citiosEsnottc.A.tco.,.:
ANU. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FL.411, AND . PROVISIMP.. • •
. Ncirtb.Delayirare.Avesime; .
FirPiekhig and 411filg 'Establishment& IL corner
9th and Need 8t&: - March 9,.'46 10-6 m
THE TiARESON :BOILER,.
twenty per
and make the
',:er 'Arm • and
In fattening
illivesthein
'petite, loosens
hide;' and
them thrive
A SAFE STEAM BOILER
,
- .Thisnew gteani Generator combines essential ad .
its InABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM =STREW
YE LOSION, in And coat and coat of rewire, do
rability. economy of fuel, farettf of deeetterand trans
WitWw , Dot possessed=Y. other boiler.' '
• Itis formed of a combination of cast Iron hollow
splieres,'Leach - eight inches in external' diameter; and .
Anne-eighths, of, an-,inch thick. Connected. by curved
nada. These 'Spheres are held together by wrcmght
iron. -belie with' caps at the end& ‘. form is the
Mu:west known; .its streneh to resist internal mei:-
sure very Arest=unweskened AO it Is by pencidng
riveting,' which -lessens tha streegth ,of .the wrought
ircm.boger plate • 'bent 40 per cent. Braj boiler is
lestedpybydraulic pressure 10300_pocrocis to the squire
inch. • V.CANPIOT Bit NIP= Lif-WAl44l•lllPftha;
TRIABLE Errata riusssoss.
- ___ y _' lalt *doh mlOt =nee
,impture in or di
wx .
Douldwevety3oint la= Woo= a safety *we.
No OW IdoOM - Seuergof 'poOPtoses fhio' TooPerfY, of
'Mktg* . =ffi x ! WM, 'Tilt. 1 301 -4- 16 ? lel! !
, Aiwa % lo' .a.theeelikeilie iiiriaiifkope.
tattoo Wm* ot OR otglingal#lol: 1 1 1 alti, ;Mar
t 17,1 ", . -- •
- a lre l es4l . l;4 ::, 51;11%
Z4c4
ACCIDENT.AL;
liariford
OFFICE IN. MASONIC. BUILDING,
ItlEACp11110;,PA:,
Black Gra. Grain Silks,
KLINE, EPPIMILER & CO ! ,.
522 . . P}:NN STRF.ET:,
Rennin*, Penna.
12-3 m.
Arch, East aide.)
REMOVAL
Ell=lol
P. M. 1110.1101,9.
AND:IIirt : FPIKK
$30,980,340 03
920,50ih000 00
• 1,750,000 00
730.000 00
500,000 00
1,4"60.534;80
. 1,430,035 50
. 1.267.457 00
. 1,237,620 . 00
.. 706,794 32
..• 617,47 S 66
.. 393,131 30
. 367.23 S 45
THE
TERUVIAN'SYR,VP
IS A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TAR - 1
PROTOXIDE OF IRON,
Anew discovery Sn aiedJclne which
STRIKES. AT TEE .ROOT OF•DISEASE
~,•• By supplying the.Blooil witbit:s VITAL PRIN.
. •VIPLE, CR LIFE ELEMENT-IRON. •
•
•
te the secret of the. wonderful.siircetts of this
,"
• remedy In curing . :
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic
- Maritima, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss
of. Constitutional Vigor, Dia- . •
" eases of. the . lildneys
- and Bladder, Fe- •
• male Complaints,
And all diseases originating to
BAD STATE -OF THE BLOOD,
Or aciorn . panlOd. by orolLfry ora Low STATE or ins
Being free 'froth Alcohol in any form; Its energizing
effects are not followed by corresponding reaction; but
are permanent, infnaing szttenozn, cum and NEW LITE
into all parts of.the system,: and building up an IRON
CONSTITUTION. . : - •
Eiyspepsia.ap4 Debility.
•
. .
'.From the Venerable ArChdeacon SCOTT, D. D.: •
. •Dosusu, Cser.D.4 . EAST, ➢Earth 20, , 1868.:'
. • • -,••••• "I am an inveterate Dyspeptrc of more than
2is yearn' standing." ". . .
•• • • "I have been en. wonderfully beriefltted In
the three short weeks during which .I have used the
Peruvian Syrup, that I can'scarcely persuade myself of
-the reality. People Arlie , hare known me are. aston
ished at the -change. am. yridelyknown, and ran
but recommend to others that which has dohe eo much
for me." • -
.: A - CASE OF : 27 NTEIRS',STANDING CDRED...
Prom LNSLET JEWETT, No. 16 Avon Place, Boston,.
have enirered,..and sometimes 'severely, for 27
.years. from dyspepsia. I eommeuoed taking the Pe
ruvian Syrup and found I trimediate benefit from qt. . In
the course:4:44,6re° or four , weeks I was entirely red
lievedlmm mysufferingi, and have .enjoyed uninter
rupted health ever since. • • . . .
One . of the most distinkuished . Turista In
New England writes to •ta frieudai
.•. . •
"I have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP; and the. re.
suit fully.austains your prediction. It has made Et saw
Marc of me; infused into - my system new vigor and en
ergy; I am no longer tremulous and debilitated, as
when you last saw me, but stronger,- heartier, and
with larger capacity fdr labor, .mental and pliysiCal
than 'at apy time daring the last five years...
. . . . .
. .
:: -An Eminent Divine of Boston; says 111
.___
"I'• have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past; it gives me new viaels, lIFOYANOT 'or'
Bruins, stesnorrr or imsor.n.t . . . , -
~ . • .
Thousands have been changed by the - use of this
remedy ; from weak, sickly;.. suffering creatures,- to
strong, healthy; and - happy men and women ; .and In
valids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it atrial. ' •
A. pamphlet of 29 pages,. cootainifii eertifleatee of
cures and recommendations from. some. of the • most
eminent physicians; clergymen and others, will hesent
ran to any address. •
Car See that each bottle has' PERUVIAN SYRUP
blown In the glass. . • ' • • ' •
J. 1 1 , 1)INSITIORE, PrOprietor,
36 D 4 Street, New Fork,
AND BY 'ADD DRUGGISTS
SU'ROF. - UL Al
All-Itledleal .51... n agree that lODINE le THE BEST
REMEDY for "Scrofala and all kindred dleeases ever
iliacoveled. The dttlienlty hag, been to obtain .a . pure
solution of it,' '... - .. .. . . :• . . : . '
DR.- H. ANDERSIIODINE
le a Pare SOntion of thdine, NVITEOUT A SOLVENT,
containing ♦ Ftri.c GRAIN to each nance.or.
A most PONeerlial Vitalizing Agent
and Restorazire. • •
It his . cured - and will cure SCROFULA In its
manifold forms, ULCERS; CANCERS, SYPHILIS,
HALT RHEOM ..and it has been used-with astonishing
success in ce.we of Rheumatism, Dyepeps.iti, Consump
tion, Female Complaints, Heart, Liver. AnkEidnuy
Circulars-will be sent rust to any one 'lending Abell'
Price $l.OO a &tittle; or 0 for $5,1:16.
Prspare.dby Dr. H. AN Physician and Chemist
J, P, DINSMORE, 36: Dey St., New York,
AND BY .AA,L.DDEGODITISI:
IvisTAlrs' BALSAM
WILD CI-FERRY
BAB BELK USED 7011. 2trABLY
HALF A CtNTURY,
.WITHBUCCFRIS IN CURING
Coughs; Cold s ,, Hoarseness; Sore Throat;
Influestga,
. - Whoofiing Cough, Croat",..,.
• . Liver Complubst,.Bronebitis; Dil
• : -.Acuity 'Sr Breathing, Asthma, •
• . . and every affection of: •
THE THROAT, LUNGS ANDVIIIICAT
.• CONSUMPTION. - •
which carries off more victims than any other 'flame,
and which helm the aldll of the Physicians to a great
er extent than any other malady, often yields to this
Remedy, when'all others prove ineffeCtnal. . .
.A.I3..A•ZEDIONE
Rapid in Relief, Soothing in Effect, .tafe in Its Opera
' Lion, . • • •
..IT 'IS IJNSIJAPASSED I; • .
while as a .preparation, - free from noxious ingredl,
-o
•ents, poisons, r_ minerals • uniting skill, science, and
medical knowledge :.combining all that is_valnable in
the vegetable kingdom for this class of disease:, .
INCoMPAILABLEt.'
and ie entitled, merits, and receives the genend Corde
dence of the public.- *. • , :
SEYMOUR' THATCHER Der •
of Heiman, N: Y.,.writes as follows : - . •
.IWisrait's Balsas ov. Won Omar gives universal
satisfaction... It seems to ewe a Cough by lcksentag
and cleairtsl:l:lg - t.he longs, and alw2ys. Irritation, ..nrus
samovtao =a 9161.11 E, IXESTEAD.OF DRYING UP TILL oovon
'AVID LEAVING TRY CAUSE Binnro. - onaddei• the Bal
'sal* as good as any,:if not the :Nit, Cough medicine
with which lam accriainted." • . •
.
"froth Hon. - Judge SPILIHERi . of CanaJoharie — ,
.• • New York.. . •
, .
Gentlemen,—Thiele to certify that myselVand .
lily have nsedDr. Wistaes Balsam of. Wild Chem, for ,
several years, and thatl take.great pleasure in recom
mending it in preference to any thing of the kind for
which - it v intended. In casea. - of Asthma,. Plathisic,
or Affections of the Throat,. I have never met with any
thingequal to it. • .:Very R •
The Dev..'.TACOD fiESHLER, of. Hanover, Pa.
Well imown and meth resnected among. the Getman
• population In this country,. makes the following
statement for the benefit of the afflicted : •
• Dear Sica ::Ilavingrealized in my fondly important
.benefits from the nee of-your valuable._ preparation=
Winters Balsam of -Wild- Cherry,-.lt. _a ffords me great
plenuroto recommendit to the public. Some eight
yearsago one of my dau,ghters seemed. to be 1114 de
cline:and little; hopes of her recovery were entertained..
I then procured a bottle of your excellent Balsam; and
before ehe had taken the whole of the. contents of the
bottle there wail a great improvement In her health.—.
hsve,ln my indial cruse - made frequent use.of
your valuaNe medicine, and have always been belie
fitted by it. • - • JACOR MELEE, ..
4IILICE:t01 1 116 DLLAOR. . A BOTTLE.
Dilsmogz, SO Dey St., Sew To& •
.
SETH W.:FOWLE & SOS, proptietom Bootee,
And by nll Druggists„
GRAM;EI s EIRATED snvE
CURES CIEMI, BURNS ; SCALDS.
Celebrated Salve
oCUBES WOUNDS;. EALki:EE.
Grace's - Celebrated Salve''
„CURES BOILS, ULCERS, CANCEW.
• GritceN Celebrated Salve
4PURES SALT . EttglThr , % 3 M-E 4 IPEL 4B ,
Grace's, cclebrate.EBalie
CUBES C H •HAEUE, diILELAINS,
Graee's Celebrated - Salve
1331ALS-01,1),SCOIE8; /WA= 'WOUNDS, ' : :
It 13 prompt Mattson, renter*o•pattr-st rotee, - and re
duretthe Malt migt7 looldtm well_ togs arld Inflammiv
Wee, "he if meglee - thus =Mrig relief and a
eclmPlet.e..."'*:f
_ ,
014 . useras Wat l au: ibe BsCellt4 a;.
. 91 1 0 WIL - 'llf DeLetwrieY. _ ,
W; 719 w w• f milloO f go 4 ixf
su . 43 mid patistrtab:lM ' '
. 140.
' - . j am{ 7 1 1 4 3_ ' • --. $ : .: ,
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INSURANCE.•-• • • . .
E• AT
General Insurance -.Agent •.,. •
o.lllce Pena ylvartiaHall Potter y, Pa.
LIVERPOOL dt• LONDON & imps •nrsunsxcu
Catit-,Ott E dtal-and •=S IIP • AN • 7 816.009.000
Invested ta- the Dotted Stelae over.... $1,400,000
HOME lIIBIGIANGE.
-. •• - NerrAFlnven, Casusectletat. • • •
Cu& -Card •• • • • "40E1,000
t3mplui sn.Ast, DM • ' • • . 9159,070 90
j a ilors = erected to the best. Ccettpubst oulavors
ble terms.: ,Curses promptly adjusted sol i ds without,
GBEA.T trriyj
. • • .
HORSE & LIVE • STOCK
• INSITRANCE ,COMPANY.
t bartered •*soui . by. ' aim State of remelts..
Clash Capital . - - $lOO,OOO
• President—Col, casams FRAILEY.
Vice President—D.L. ESTERLY • .
Secretary—Dr. IL BECKER;
General Agent—PHILIP 'JAFFA.• ' •
Thc.Pioneer Detective . Horse and Live Si,ock ham , :
ranee Company., continues to Inswe Dories, Mules:,
Cattle; against, los.ea by theft. and death by fire, acci
• dent; and natural causes, and . promptly. plys all her
liabilities, on proof cif the fact, whenever losses occur.
N. 8.-:-Oar rates are :lower than any other reliable
Ilimirebee A comPtley. as we takeR EFER a
E ll risks as stated.
• STTE. NCE& . .
- Zion. SIMON CAMERON, Harrisburg. • • • .
Cree. J. L. f3TICHTKit, Reading. . • •
Dr. J. L-GLONINGER. Pieet. Lebanon'Esnk.
E. 0. PARRY, Esq., Pottsville.
scnunsaLLCOUNTVREFERENCES.
Gent: IL L CASE, Tamaqua . .
E 'J. TRY, Tamaqua.
EMANUEL BAST: Aatiland... •
E. P. SMITH, Mshanoy City. -
GORMANE. WINTERSTEEN, - Port Carbon. -
STEPHEN JONES, 'Tamaqua. CHAS. MARSH, New
Philadelphia, DANIEL Dlislti AN. Mahaboy City,
SAML. B. GRAEFF, Tamaqua. Agents. • • •
C, B. SII.LYMAN, Local Agent, Pottsville. '
-• _Local Agents wanted In every town In the State.
. Feb. 9, tr 6.6 -
• •
ouitTiß 1829 PK" Iff•um . -
. .
• • •
•• - ::FRA.NKELIsI
FIRE . INSURANCE COMPANY
OF. PHILADELPHIA: . ; •
' • Assets - of SaNuttry 16.1868,
•
: $2,506 - 851'.96.,
capital, • - X 400,000 00
Accrued Sampling, 044,543 15
Inreated premiums, • -1,162,308 81
Casetiled Claims, -I Income for 1863,
• 612,155; I $310,000.
• -
.LOSS PAID - SINCE 1829,
Over 85,000,000.
• • --L..- • •
tYNSPETtr AL AND TNNTOILtaIY POLL
OLES ON LIBERAL TRAMS. ,
• • ' DIRECTORS'
CHARLES N. Warm, ISAAC LE.l4'
TOBIAS WAGNER, • EDWARD C. DALE,
SAMUEL GRANT, CEO. PALES, •
.PETER MoCALL,ALFRED PITLER,
GEO. W. RICHARDS, - . PRA.S. W. LEWIS, M. D.
CELAN/LES N. BANCKER, President.
EDWARD. C. DALE, Vice-President.
JAS. W. Me AIJIATER, Sec. Pro. Tem.
• •.• • - • .
The Einbecriber taker:it for the" above mentioned In
'at:Ration, and is prepared to make insurance on every
description of property, .at the lowest rates. •
HENRY c:43.l7sq•EL.Ait•
Pottsville, March 19, . 12.tf
WALTER. S. SHAFER,
INSURANCE ROOMS, Pottsville Pa,
AGENT FOR. THE
/Etna of Hartford
Lorillard of New York
Phoenix of Hartford
North America of New York
Springfield of Mass -
Yonkers - and New York •••
Fulton - of New York
Resolute of New York
.Aggregatt Fire Capital $9,685,718
Union Mutual. Life. .... • ; 2,188,429,
Hartford Live Stock • , 500,000
. .. .
... . •
:. • Capital represented • $12,37047
'.Losses promptly.and liberally settled.' • OMNI open
from 7.30 A. M. toa P. 3i., or risks made binding by
Jameti W. Grant, Solicitor, at the American Honse.
: The above comprise some of the oldest, heaviest
midmost,reliable companies in America.
The /Etna incorpOrated in 1819, paid- losarn In 47
years of over 819,000,000, while the Munn' has
the largest surplus over and above Its capital stock and
relnlntrance - of any Compay In Hartford, • • , . • , .
. • Jtme 8, .61 '.„ . , '. • 23 1Y •
• ..YORK FARMERS' MUTUAL
INSURANCE' COMPANY.
'Accumulated Capitaiover $500,000.
FIFTEEN EARS -WITHOUT... ASSESSIIIESTS.
• •
.Always prompt In - . payingand f air In adjusting their.
Imes. Have paid over $40,000 of lossee In Schuylkill
County during-the last ten years. Office of Pottsville
ta icy, Mahantoagor Street, next doc i l• F to the Union
THE PENN HIITUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Philridel!phip_,
921 CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW TENTH
ACCIRKLATED 'CAPITAL • $1,700,000.
iifte . r . paytniloaso to theimount of 0057,837.
• . CHARTER PERP.ETCAC. •
All •
. .
sarpitui dlvlded amnitirst the policy holders
every. year: THE ONLY TRULY MUTUAL
NY 11. 4 i•THE CITY OR STATE. . .
SOS. H. RICHARDS,-Ap nt, Mlnersvllle. •
•
April 6, . : • • 14.6 m
LIFE IfBBIDRAPICE.
The Girard Life Insurance,. Annuity - and Trust Corn
ny of Philadelphia. Office, No. 403 Chestnut street,
the first door 'East of the Custom House.
CAPITAL--S3oO,M—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Continue to make insurances on lives on the Most fa
vorable terms. ' . • • • •
'The capital being paid upend invested, together with'
l ect security to the insured, -
pe and constant l y increasing reserved fund, offers
a he, remlums may be paid yearly, half-yearly. Or
The company add a soars periodically to the thaw.'
ratios for life., bonus, appropriated in Decem
ber, 1844, the Second bonus in• December, 1849; and the
third bones in December, 1854, which additions make
an average of more than 60 per cent, upon the premi-
Mitt paid, without Increasing theannual'premium.
Thomas RidgWay, .John A. Brown.
Robert Pearsall, - John R. fathner,
Thomas P. James, John Ft Slack,
- Frederick Brown, . John C. Mitchell, •
• George Taber; • Isaac Barton,
..Henry G. Freeman,: .
~ J. Co
tarr. nly,
. • .. Isaac S
Pamptiletv containing table of tate. and explanations . .
form of application and further Information can be bad
at the office.. :THOMAS RIDGWAY, President..
Jose F. Jean, Actuary.
Or of B. EANNAIB, - Pottsville, Agent foe this County.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS,
SOLOMON HOOVER
Nos. 283 and 987 Secolid Sweet, '
- • .POTTSITILLE,.
Reiinectfully announces to the public that he has now
on band the largest and best assortment or household
furnishing go ever offered in this region, which he
is selling at. greatly: reduced prices. .Tbwe wishing
giods in his line would do well to call and see his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Hs feels confi
dent that it Muniot be surpassed in- cheapness and
quality. His stock consists of Kitchen - •
Range, eaters, Cooking. Parlor and
Stoves of all kinds . and . sizes, Tin,
Bran, &Harm-1101bn, Japanese and Wood
en and Willow Wares, , Brooms, lirtushes,
Sieves Air Coal, and. Flour. Coffee Mills: Knives and .
Forks, Spoons,' French Ware, Water Coolers; Tin
Safes,. Refrigerators, Fruit Jars, Baskets, Spades,
Shovels, licks, Garden .Tools, Sails, Coal Hods,.Tea
Scales, Coal Oil Lamps, Hanging, Side and Stand
Lampe, Lanterns, and many other' article" too numer
ous to mention. • . ' • -•
Tin Roofing , Spouting. and all 'binds of job work
executed to order: Old- Stovesrepaired and . repairs
tarnished. Old Stoves taken In exchange for new ones.
'He also sells Doty's Clothes, Weigher,. using boiling
hot suds. It saves three-fourths in labor and takes
out all the dirt. No sore bands, no fated air,. and no
inittry.to the clothes. ' • •
H 0 also sells the UniverisalClOthes Wringer.with cog
wheels. - It wrings clothes almoit dry without inJury,
to the most delicate garments,' and never gets tired or
out of order... The Wringer fb so well known and so
unanimously acknowledged to be the beet, that rec
ommendations arena quoted.
.-March 10, -VI
NO MORE BALD i:TNADs
. . NO - MOR.Ir GRAY LOOKS!
.
*. DR. LEONS'. -
.
ELECTRIC HAIR RENEWER;
. all
le pronounce d who hive need It the very best"
preparation. for _the Hair. a-positive core for
Baldneee, eradicates Dandruff and Humors,. stops the
Hair from falling out, and speedily restores Gray Lo
to their original hue and luxuriance. . .
It opemtes on the '
secretions and 'tills the glands .
With now - life and coloring ;natter. Thin, dead, faded
or gray hair will always be brought back.by a few ap
plications, to rte youthful. abundance, . -; vitality and
.
it makes the hair soft, glossy, fragilmt, pleasant to
the touch and esiry to arrange. Dry, wiry and Lutrset
able l moistadlalit and disposed to barmaid
in any desired position. As a Hair Dtvealog it has no
equa te
The salesare - enormotus and it. Is a universal
-favorite with old and yaw* of both sexes.
Sotd by Drina-pests throughout the United States.—
Address all orders to . • ' • •
. . • ZlllOll,lllL4k 16311TH. _
HOLE PROPRIETOR&
137 North *bird_ tat., • Philadelphia.
. larch 18067'- • . 45-lyi • - . 11-
JVST LANDED!
ENGLISH MARPETINGS !
- Velvet,
Brussels, • • : . •
•-• • •
and
Ingrains:
• AL9O, new style VINETIKNEI, tor Stabs and Halls
with separate borders to match. all made mmally for
our Balm by tbe.bestaturontacuarenk, and will sold at
the lowest. eaah prices. . -
OIL OLOTIOI, MATTI:NG& MUMPS, RUGS and
AMERICAN CARp
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evey , yadev. ETINGs
14i ni . , CEIT & SON,
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irruRRKRIIII,G STEAM SAWMILLS,
N; C. FlitCll , 4,. CO. •
Hating la*" steam Saw kill" and i line stock of Pine,'
Pak and ' Hemlock • Timber at Malw.w Leo
C. Pa.; are plepartd to - sianntscare and •.,,ted to
min: Us - beaten bills of Lambast . abort nab% to
the chime at Pitiladelphlaillanixopm-Waabialtann and
NoW Weeir. er-te "7 ,ontbe Dolma Blur;
trazl/2... pt itattoft.Pareslra'ertal
; - -
Tihe tamer.
Scar Ace lifistninqu.-4'bellelie in it.
cherish the the, (hit surface manuring is
the way to manure. Every farmer aims to
enrich his farm. . : Let- me tell him in a few
plain words how to do it, and then, after
reading, his plan, let him think over his past
experience in farming and see If it does not
corroboiate what is said here.
Apply manure chiefly to your tillage lands
while in grasi. By so - doing you produce
a strong, stiff sward, filled 'With grass roots.
If these roots are of clover,
- so much the bet •
ter. If you succeed in growing a good crop
of gritsa on a poor soil you have done two
things—made
. your land much' better at
,d
gained a good croP.. As soon; or before the ,
soil begins to show signs of failure,- plow Or .
Manure again. .if you plow you have the -
wealth 'of grass roots. decaying' for the, food
of growing-crops. ite-seed before the laud
ges exhausted, and do it bountifully. If you
scimp and starve elsewhere, - don't do it when
seeding to grass. Aim tohave a sward as
early' as Possible. To-. accomplish this you
should seed liberally,. When the award
formed you have another crop of manure to
plow under. • In seeding land It is better not
to be confined to one kind of grass. fa this
manner lands may be managed for centurir
without material deterioration. . -
As a farther argument in favor of surfs ca
manuring I mention that it is nature's' way --
The soli is on,top of the earth, anti ittrigatt,.l. l
deposits its fertilizing elements on the s4r -
face. Manure•applied to the surface is fiend
upon by the light, hekt and raini—its ele
ments are much more slowly developed •ci
.in the earth than On the surface, Every
mitt should . lnvestigate this subject for him
self and form his own conclusions.—Wesrtes
SA7ING MANI:MR.-Wm ! S. Cloke, Matt,
waa, N. J, tecomtnende tusking barnyar.l
ditching with a cemented bottom. He writ(
"I also make a cemented basin not far from
the house, which is two-tlirds filled a itli
Oak mold, old sods, or wood pile scrapings.
Upon this pile all the slops of the house are
thrown. It Is so situated as not to be an pyv
sore, and. It does nct emit an unpleasant odor.
Sometimes In summer, I scatter lime ovrr the
plle. I once took a quantity of dry ben ma
nure, pounded It fine, and mixed it with 611
equal quantity of loamy earth, and it made
a guano equal to that from the Chincha Is
landso I used part of it.for corn—a handful
to a bill—and the stalks grew three or "four
feet higher than those alongside, treated with
stable manure. Old woolen rags, chopped
'fine and plcivied in, I have found exceeding -
lY valuable. I obtained 'thirty- one tons of
rutabagas from land manured with woolen
SALTING Berrre.--It Is' becoming a very
prevalent complaint among butter., dealers
that farmers are not careful enough.as lc the
kind and quality of salt they use in preparing
butter for market Some putt in too much,
others' hardly enough, while too many are
careless as to the quality of. the article used.
Ordinary barrel salt is reported to-contain so
much lime as to cause a soipy texture to the
butter, while lacking the preservative power
essential to, good flavor and protracted keep
ing. .An exchange states that the Ashton
salt, imported'in sacks of four bushels, corn -
bines all the essentials necessary to the pre
servation of butter—the salt costing one-
fourth more than that commonly in use. It
pays well to be particurar in everything re
lating, to butter manufacture—a good article,
cleanly made and properly put up, being cer
tain to remunerate the maker for all trouble
and expense, by the enhanced: price it, is cer ,
tain to bring in the market-.
$4,478.100
• 1,426,000
1 , 103 , 067
761,463
731,899
601,907
313,562
2803#0
orKIV HE AT VS. SUPER PHOE:PR ATE. —S.. i
d five and a half bushels of bitetzwheut
without a dressing of phosphate of lime, and
harvested sixty-five bushels. His neigbbot,
J: W . ., - on the same worn out field side by
side; sowed one and a balf bushels, first roll•
ing it . in super - phosphate of ligte, as the
fanners roll their seed wheat in plaster, and
harvested sixty bushels of good buckwheat.
This is the first time we have heard of phos
phate.heing used in that way, as it is gener
ally drilled, in with the seed.
If any of our. 'farmers wish to try either
way. we refer them t f our advertising col
umns, to "Hall's" super-phosphate of lime.
T. L. Hor.T, Agt. ' • -
LAND 311.:ASuau.—Every. farmer should
have.a rod measure—light, still pole—just 6i
feet long, for measuring land. By a little
practice he can learn to step a rod at five pa
ces, which will answer very well for ordinary
farm work. •Ascertainivg the number of
rods in width and length of a lot you wish to
measure, and multiply one into the other,
and divide by 160, and you have the number
of a ( ere.s, as 160 square rods make tt•square
acre. • Iryou Wish to lay off' one actre,- mea
sure • thirteen rode *upon each. side. This
lacks Only a rod Of full measure. -
C. w: flow...arl and Judge Shaffer, of Cali •
fornia, hive 'the largeit dairy farm s in tho
world. Their farm is on the sea coast,-tweti
ty five miles north of San - Francisco, and
covers 71,000 acres mostly choice dairy land,
and bounded'on three sides by salt water.—
The fogs from Pacific keep the feed good
for fully eight 'months in the year. -
Art English,• fmmer iecently remarked that
"he fed his land belore It was hungry, rested
it before it was weary, and weeded it before
it was foul." Seldom, if ever. was so much
agrimiltnral wisdom condensed lito a single
sentence.
MlNansorA has received the patent (lir
ttie Agricultural College , land grant 160;ocii
acres.
To DRIVE "Amp .Aw...v.—Pip a bunch o
plaintain or fleawort in milk, and hang it up
in the room; and the flies will leave.
OFFENSIVE BREAM—Ten drops of. a COD
centratecl solution •of chloride of soda, in a
wineglassful of clean soft water, and ,drank
every morning before breakfast, will cure,an
offensive breath.
MUTTON STEW.—This is a very good and
economical stew for dinner. Takea shoulder
of mutton or lamb,' stew it.well; then make tt
dressing of tomatoes, carrots, , and - a" Buie
onions,' season well. -
PORTABLE - LEmoNADE.--Tartaric acid,
ounce; finely poTdered loaf-Sugar, pound :
essence of lemon; O. drops,' mix. Two or
three tahlevoonfals make a_
- very pleasant
glass of extemporaneous lenionade.
To lteiocs Faßcurats.--,Take a' table
spoonful of sal ammoniac ;. 30 drotis of mu.
riatic acid ; rain water, a pint; essence of
laVender; two - tablespoOnfals ; mix; wach
three times a day, and' let it dry on the face.
ELTDROP110111•.-Mr. Yotiatt, the Ambits
veterinary surgeon, who has beenbitten seven
or eight times by, rabid animbls, says that
crystals of nitrate of silver, iubbed into the
wound, will positively prevent hydrophobia
in the bitten person or animal.. _
.To M iu Hem BALL9.-Take"what is usu
ally left and otherwise lost of ham, chop flue,
add as many eggs as you have persons to eat
and a small - amount. of flour, beat together
and muke Into balls. Fry in a little butter to
a thee brown. They are eatable.
• Pacsauvrao - Mmx.--An easy way of pr -
serving milk or cream 'sweet for a long time,
or. of removing the , aourness when it has
already ; come on, Li to add to it a small quail
thy of common soda,. pearlish or. magnesia,
of the druggist shop. So it is said. -
• Pic!cientoos.—As Wits the Season of fresh
egga, if you. have a quantity, of boiled ones
left, aa often 'happens, remove the shells, slice
the ; eggs (they.ahnnld• be hard boiled), cover;,
them with vinegar and a layer of horse rad -
6h, andloversof eggs_ will enjoy thee. •
Tam Powmut.--Calcined bread or sugar
reduced to fine dust, Is an excellent' tootii
It cies:Wits tile month mechanical.'
ly and elemicalli. It is more easily rillEcible,
with - Water when mixed with prepared chalk,
hericeit is preterit:4'l33ns to mix it. It may
be 'scented with . 0 few drops of the Olt einna,-
'mom 'At the expeitie of a few.cents as much
good tooth powder can thus be prepared, by
any person, as preparations of tooth'
'titmeer - which sell' it the rate of 26 cent
fbr a on* bOS •
geripto.