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, iduale are Wised 'With'
o et est. ed whatever for Timm, Place,
'or Fttne.c -
Porr Outs, Ocemtonrr, Bois, (Friable in
the Stet of Rentucky). - August 1, 1667.—Issat
nits titer %rug a 0011,0eashen nv the saints OM
noted with the Institocrt wick Dalin Po-
gram is the cheefest. arid latiliest among
. ten
thongs ttd) to take sweet council together onto
several matters connected with the instibxehen
nc lesrnin, the success nv wich is 50.. dear to all
nv us. The converssehen happenin to turn .upon
the confer:inns hoirary degrees, Deekin Pow=
sad that he bed a suggestion to make. Be hecl . •-
notist that all. the leadin colleges uv the country
hed a prictis us (=ferric titles ; doh ez
"A '8.," 'L. L. D.," and each, onto distinguished
men, tho he waz free to say that he didn't know
wet in thunder they meant, or wet they wnz good
for. But he bed Anotiat in a noosepaper that no
college hed yet conferred any sich onto Andrea
• Johnson Cousiderin It a bnnsin shame, be wood
sejest that es a reboa .to the 'hide-bound inati
to.sheni or the North, that this college do to
. wanst confer all nv em, and estrum , more et
ther L., onto Mr. Johnson. Bascom remarkt that
he didn't know whether the President wood feel
comphmentid. You know, Deekin," end' be .
"that this 'ain't much Inv a college!.
"Trot)," sad the blesitid old peece UV Mummies,
''trop, troo, but then to balance that, Johnson
. ain't much nv a President, yookaowl"
• And so the honorary degrees woe conferred and ,
notice thereof wuz sent him immejitly. ' •
Prom ilia the question nv the next nominee try
the party for President came up. Bascom who
lan'tu tar-eeeio man, asserted that it wood be
necosgary to nominate Grant. The Deekin
markt that he tho't it wood be safe, but McPelter
tho't different. He didn't bleeve in the Arc.'
- place that it become a Peace • party, or at least a
party wich, of it dipped its bands in - gore at all
did it madly in Northern gore, to take up s 'North
ern .Genitral which had dun his best towards
sendin many thousands of Southerners to their
long homes, and besides the General wouldn't
f l ake it.
"That's the greatmoral question—howl" ekoed
Ben Wood.,
"My frends 1" sed Thurlow Wood, "Ha easy
mull When you can't sore like the eagle,'Crawl
like the snake. florin is preferable, but orawlin
will do at a pinch. Is titer not the Lion uv the.
.Republic?- Can't yoo get him oat and mount
him? The_Abollithniste hey a regard for that
same Lion, and will never clisaharge . their arrers
at yoo when loor oil hie back, for fear 11Y killln
him. teeides your riden him will, in some de
gree, do away with , the prejoodii they hew agin
llascem vented. to know wat the'conferente at
Ling Branch meant? Ef General Grant - was in"
the control nv Weed, Raymond and the 800 'York
„Herald, wich wuz ekal to the World, the Flesh
and the Devil, he felt that he hed trooly found
the broad Macadamized read to Democrisy. Be
begun to bey hopes nv him. 'Various opinions
witz expressed. by various persone,•when, with
out comin to any concluelon, we separatid. Ire
tired that nite earlier than usual, and my mind
dw Ilin on the chat:iota nv my continain inoffts in
case nv. Grant's accession, I fell into a. troubled
s:ee,) and dreamed a dream.
Methawt gathered in frcintll9 the White House
wax a salient array nv oar friends. There wus
Franklin Peerce, and Buokennon, and Vallandig
nM,i 'mid the Wood, and Magoffin, and Monroe
and Byite, and Breckinridge and the . leaders of
the Dtmocriey, all a etandin Cher lookin wishfully
at tbe Waite House, and wanderin how and hy
'ivatnieaus they cood git in. Johnson, blessins.on
hie head, stood onto the portico wavin to em to
• come, but alas 1 grist - din the passage stood a
mighly host nv Ablishniate, armed and • clad in
armor, and in such force es to'-make the stormin
nv it hopelis. .
"Row ebel we git in ?" sighed Belmont.
"Ah, indeed, how?" angered Henry Olay'Dean.
"But hew can we mount him?" sed they.
"Thad tie for that," said Wood, and him and
Raymond trotten . Off to get him. . • .
They got the Lion'out, bat es soon es he cast
hie eyes onto-the crowed ho uttered a'roar • wich.
struck -terror into their soles, and lashed the
ground-with his tail, and oast up dust with his
clews in a manner fearful to behold; -
• "He'.l n. ver stand it sed Weed, "onlese he's
blind-folds d," and Ttntlow wrapped Raymond
be e smet dish rag over his eyes, and that done,
him and 11-mdall pared his nails and blunted - his
teeth. so that of toe band ige shood wriggle off
and be should see wher lie was bo 000 dent hurt
ant body, and shaved hie mane, till be looked like
a very innoceut Lion indeed, so that his appear
twee woodcut startle them not used to his fierce
.nis, and in that 000d,tiou they led him very gniat
ly duw .1 to tho crowd and give the word to mount.
Lord 1 was a scramble then wuz. They piled
op fr..m the tip uv his ears to the end nv his tail
' a.d them which coodent git on -for the lack u;
hung on to the feet of them wick bed got
on, until it was nothin leas than a pyramid Dv
Democrats. '
Finally, when all was loaded, 'the word wui
gl..en and the lion moved off. They was delightid.
H • bed strength enuff to carry em, and he wits &
earl yin nv em straight on to the White House,.
and eta good pace, tee. Eathey approached the
portals, the Ablialin defenders nv the place
opened onto em.
•
"Hold !" bed Weed, "wood yoo destroy the Lim
fly the Repubhor
"Stay, yoor hands r ehreeked Itirriond, "The
savior nv the country in under ns." -
But they lift 't nem to ek
"Its Brae and Vallandigum; the Woods, at set
try, we're firm at," ishreekt they, • tinging ei they
fought, "The Battle Cry uv 'Freedom," "John
Browe'n body bee moulderin in the grave," and
sich other sacriligioun odes. "Its them we see
and them we'll kill!" .
And they belted away till the whole mass was
stretched dead and din on the plain.
Then they came up and began to turn over the
corpses, one by one, until at last they came to the
body of the Lion, Web, peened thro and thro,
wus to dead is any nv ere.
".fee-rutiatirrn /"sod they, "It is the Limi, c‘flet
an r
"And we've stayed him," eed
"Well" remarked a third, "we 000dekit help
He wuz so kiveted pp with 'this carrion that I
000 dent make out watlt was they was a'ridirt.
Let ne give him a decent burial, ibr the good he
bez dune, and forget, ef we kin, the company he
died in," .-
Lod at this critale juncter I awoke.
I hey an idea that I kin see a sort nv a warain
In this dream. It ooeure to me:
Ist. That ef we do ride Grant, we'll have to di
vest him of hie mane, teeth and claws, wich is the
identille qualities with makes him valeoable to
tis .1 .
2d. That with ns on his back, we will probably
succeed in killin him; without 'eavin us. -Brant
mite ileolorizi a dozen or two. of nv us, bat the
whole party 1 Faugh I It wood bo a pint uv cologne'
to a s quare mile uv carrion.
Bd. That if we wok wrapt all around him, the
'people wood rit be able to lee him anyhow, and
slat good wood be do to us?
Interpretin the dream thus, I abel oppose his
nomination. Besides; -I doubt wheter all the
~Fkeds and Raymunds in the country kin' so man
. Ipulate,bitu zto bring him quietly into our ranks.
We mite possibly go over to him, and thus git the
privilege nv votiu for him, Nit wherefore? How
about the ofileis then? Ef the Ablialinists vote for
him, and we vote for him, the obligation is ekal,,,
and betheen us is titer any doubt wioh he'd
choose? I don't want to take Bich chatiees. I'm
opposed to the movement. I care not wat others
may dn, but ez for me, give me straighout
ocrisy or nothing. McClellan was: a venchor
wich satisfied me ez to the propriety 'ay under
. .takin to set a roaring lion a conveyin a dock `uv
peaceful lambs into green pesters.
rrraoLErx F NUTT, P. M,
(With is Postmaster.)
At Ganntartr LICENSE —IL ' nest little girl, ap
parently stsint nineteen; says tht , . Frederick Her
ald, a few days ago entered. the Clerk's .office,
and rtmevilig her bonnet, inquired if Dr.. Brad
ley was in. The doctor, who was present, prompt
ly and politely responded in the affirmative. •
"Are you," says the "the gentleman we
are to bare for Governor?"
•'Why, madam," a¢id the doctor, with mode at
err, &on ; •'there h a been some talk on that
subject."'
'• i • t,en you are the very gentlemen I want.
Esv • you any licrnbee to dispose of r
rn-dpm : will you have a retafk,r's or au
erdesery licenser . .
y will do, doctor ; I am only going
io marry a /aGe Didclimort
YOZNO member of the Bar thought be would
adopt'ainotto for himself, and after muoh selec
tion, wrote in large letters and posted up against
the weal the following : . . •
"Seam (Alive," which may be translated, "Let
eye:7 one have hie own." .
A country client coming in, expreseed himself
- much gratified with the maxim,' but added :
r
"Yon dou'i spell it, ' ht :"
"Indeed !_then bow ght It to be spelt?" -
The visitor replied : ' Sen'em quielF." J
A Qv/aye gentlem riding In a carriage with
• feetuonable lady cked with A profusion or
er
jewelry hd- tier co mplain of her cold. Shiver'
'hag in her hoe boonst and shawl as light as cob.
we b,: ohs exclaimed: - • J.
"What shall do to get warm r l .
really don't know," replied the grater sot;
manly, "nnlees thou should put on another breast..
. .
Bauman there a man wizh sord so dead—who
itei . er to himself hath said—l will my local - paper
take—both for my own and fainny's
finch there be, lot him repent—and have the pa
per to him sent--and tt he'd pass a, happy winter
—he in advance ehonhl nay the PriCier.
"b cr•ivrAr..l 4.4 n thib region, sayks
new c wrk "lookingths'other morning
at a picture of Cupid on-s valentine her dbill,,
asked, "Who la that's Portrait ore "Of Cupid,"
• was the reply. "Humph!" was the rej4:l4; 1 5t
out bik ve been take; Ifbanatfirlialtv touus I!
FOR SALE & TO LET.
von 8.4...L1t.—A • Wheeler and Wil,oll Sewing
PMachine, very near new. in perfect. order. Pr 4 .ce
renewable.. Enquire at B. Bannon & Co.*" Bookstore.
Ang.10.611 •
0110 I.lf.T.—The MANCHESTER COAL COMPA
•IL NY 'S CtiLLIKEY at Wedeln/11e. new. in good
condition. Apply to • -•P. W. SHUFFLE
• Engineer of Mnes.
Potteville. March 21. ' • 1141
1. 4 -4ou, it.Elll`..:-An tete earner of .Centre Anth
I . and Market street.; lino; 'am on MarketZll.
abut. roan doors trout Contra. Bothßight_and
Apply to IBMS c.. TuompsoN a co.
28, qrt
19A1611.- 1 1% 6 'Ma Church on 3... 11.
tet erect. roesserSon &am taprll lat, 1967.
For terms; apply IP,
Fsh. 4s NIT 7&9e19 '111011P 9 01 7 &
.
O LET Office now oompled BerriS
TBros. in itanwle Mite 'Anna • d o or. p as ..
session even April Appl,y to
gSNRY O. RUBBia. 24 and Itshintongs fits.
tt
FOBr PIALIR.—"The &relater recently oDzairled.
by John& Graham to Morrie Addltton.
Ineemelon Oren Inunalletcl7. • Address ' 4111
FRANK C
• • Real Rotate Aim* Nehezwy City, Penn&
gel K.
VOR osALE.---Reveral tractz of Coal and Imn
t land In Colorado. within about
to
miles of Den
ver. rnprtaing in the aggregate about two th nand
pa
acres, and known to cont.'s' ab at eight milts of cosi
veins, with the same amount of iron ore. Bur particu
lars address 1W1: Denver. Colorado.'
• Augate 17 .47 • 23-tt
Oit LE.—The property of Geo. Wooley on
F
Tldrd street. in the f3nrough of Pottardle.A
vaturistina of two Double Frame Hones and
one Doable Frame HOillectli the rear of tot prop.
erty on Third St. Termi and aniditione me known
by JAMES WOOLEY, New Thiladri ad thinr
or by GEORGE WOO= on the premirea.
Telly 11. '6l
VO5l SAIII.6.—A desirable dwelling house on the .
cm-nein( Tremont and East Market stmts. j a
in the Roonat • of Pottsville, near the residence
of F. W. Hughes . Esq. • :Attached is a line gar
den Piped with an sboisirnce of fruit t, era of veriOns
kinds The lot is 65 feet in front and about 500 feet
in death The house is in good. repair:.' Immediate
permeation can be given. Apply to
Aug. 17, 11 S3-4t • . F. P. DEWS ES.
L'OR OALIB OR TO LEANS.—A tract of
U land situate teat a mile west of Llewellyn, in
Branch and Reilly townships, Schuylkill County, con- '
minion 00 acresw having a run of three.fourths of a
mile on the following fla, viz: The Gate Veins. Sel
kirk, Blear Mine, 'runnel. Pena and Salem. Parties
mating to pardowe or to lean will' make_ melarllon
to . JOSHUA Lrenfroarr
, -
RICHARD SIDMDIRST. -
J. DUMAS LIPPINCOIT,
' Ezecutere of the Rotate of James Dundee. deceased. -
et 121 Walnut Mt., Plitibula"
Or to CHARMER HILL. RealDstate Agt..PatsvUle;
Ammo 19..65. • Sta-ti ' .
-MOWN LOTS FOR MALE in the Mem-
A moth Vein Coal Company's Addition to. the Bor
ough of St Clair, Schnylidll Comity. Penna. • These
lots are located on the Milt Creek and are convenient
to all the Mill Creek Collieries and to the celebrated
Black Band Trim ore Vein, which •is now fully devel- •
oped at the Shalt of B. W. MoGinnes. on: the. Mam
moth Vein Coal Co.'s land, and is said by competent'
Judges, to be the best Iron Ore yet Oiscovered.in the
State. • No.doubt extensive ;Furnaces. Bolling Mills
and Steel Works will shortly be erected on the pover
ty. The Mill Creek and Mine Hill Railroad passes
through the property. giving facilities and convenienc
es for all klpda of bombes/. F
HA' us. Ito., apply to
• , , A. President,
' • Nor. 430 Library& , 11111.adelphIA -
or to JOHN MITZI:NOW, Betty, St. Clair.
Jan II; . . 2-13 •
MINING MACHINERY AND MA
TERIALS FOE SALE.
One Ismisotive Engine.. ' ' • ••• •
Two So-home power Engines with gearing for hoist
ing and pumping. . • ,
One Ss-horse power Thiene and breaker machinery.
One small Pumping Engine. „ •
110 drift care In good order.
Also a lot of T and Flat Bar Bins, Wheels, 45X55,
Wire!Ropes, Chains. As., as... Apply to
P. NV. BBEAPER, Rogineer of Mies, Pottsville.
Nov: 10. •s.6' ' 45-
1/AiI.VAB,LE BIININRAN STAND AND
• BASIN PROPERTY FOR %MLR.—
The underslizned t dens at private sale the well known
Bashi property; known as Pri , tcoton Sevin, on the -
Delaware and Raritan (*nall consisting of nearly Ave •
acres, nether with exteneive coal and lumberyards
and sheds. To parties wishing to engage in the 0-at
and lumber • bash:tem the above property offers in •
dneemente not *den to be met :with.. as a very beiv3i
businese is transacted here; bet g of - a central posi , ion
between Trenton and New Bronswick, a large country
trade centres here. The property is in' gooo repair.—
The wharLge and renv of that part, which is not occu
pied-to carry on the business. will' nearly pay the in
terest on the coat of the p operty. Haying been close
confined to business for L n years past, it is my de
sire to rep , clash it, 8.15 there tenu necessity for my
carrying it on any longer, is my reason for offering it
for tale Terms will i.e made accommodating. and
possession given at any time. Parties &Finn); any
further information can obtain it by addressing me at
Princeton, RJ., or by calin upon me at Princeton
A: W. DAR
Princeton. ! June 10,'67
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRI.
V
OA YE AA L E.—One-twentieth interest in the
tract of coal land in New Castle Township, Schuylkill
County (known as the Pett & Barman tract) •contain
ing about 420 acres. . • - . -
A tract of 220 scree of COAL and LAND
in Riley Township.
Lot on corner of Norwigien and 7th streets. about.
120 feet square. with two two-story brick houses there
on. Will be sold low.
. .
Valuable building lots on Coal,. Washington and
idatuuatonge streets. Desirable sites for warehouses,
manufactories, &c. A splerdfd lot on Schuylkill Ave
-
one. a 9 feet front on the Avenue and DI feet front on
Church Alley.
One-fourth interest in the "Coal Hill" Tract Oland.
in Schuylkill Township, to Clow) the estate of the late
Mrs. Sarah Bart.' • : • •
• The property, containing about 690 acres of coal and
timber land. is the tract from which Pliny Fisk. Esq.,
mined his celebrated “Fiers Family Coat" It is sup
owed that the "McGlone@ Black Band Ore." and the
Limestone Vein; formerly worked near Middleport.
run through this tract. Will be sold low. - Apply to
- • ' BERRY C. RUSSEL,
Real Estate - and Inearanee Agent, comae Second and
Manantongo !its., Pottsville, Pa.,
March 44. WI
-11. A RGE I.OT O
A NERY row SALE.
Steam Endow of the following dimensions and po wer
One 18 inch cylinder, 72 inch stroke, 0 0 horse power..
One 16 " " •48 " -BO " -..-
One 14 " •48 t. .40' ...
One 1 2 •11 • 2 4 0 0 , 25 4.
One 9tif" BO 0 12
One 7 " ". 24 10""
Three 4 10 4 ..
a.
One 40. horse power Steam Engine with Pump Gearing
and ; foot Hoisting Dinm. The Shafts are all wrought
iron.-
One l2-boree poWer Engine with Flue Boller andnil
tonnectlOns in god order.
One 10. hone Portable Engine in Brat rate order.
.•
Steam &tilers of the followin dimensions .
2 second-hand Boilers,.4Binch;tllamour. 28 feet long
4 " , " 84 .•, SO ". ". .
4 • II 24 o • ü ßp Al .46
2 84 64
. 12 4.. 64
4. , .. 64 2 0 41
2 new " BO - •20 " ".
2 "
2 5 0 . ,4% 30 46 .
One second-band rue Boiler, 30 inch diameter, 12
font long with two 10 inch flues. .
Two water Boilers on wheels, all complete. •
•
Two Smoke Stacks. •
Twenty-six large Drift Cars, 44 inch gauge:
Two - Et•tnap Care. . . .
Four set. of Breaker Rolls; different sties.-
Five notating Drums . from 2to 10 feet diameter,
several heavy Pump Wheels and Stutfle.
A lot of 6 inch Column . Pipe. . • • •
A lot of 8 inch Hoboy Pipe.
One 14inch role Pump complete, with 90 yards of
Column Pipe.
- A one ton Platform Scale. - •
One Lever Punetutor screen or boiler work. A lot
of &hate thaw, . Slides' and Mist Screens r several
large wrought iron Shafts; also about flb tons of new
TEAS. IS to the yard. At the •
Binchiaeiry Depot, on Coal iskral,
JAREZ• 13. PARKS;
Ang.lo, . 'B2;
VERY DICIWIRABLE COAL ESTATE
• w Fog BALE. -
The htr. =tors of James Dundee, Deceased, and the
Execntors of Witham Richardson, deceased, will sell
all that valuable tract of coal land known as the •
"Catherine Groh" Tract,
Situate.. in Case and Poster Townships, Schuylkill
County. Peruisylvarda. . . .
This trawl contains 494 acres, almost all of which are
underlaid with proven seams of coal. The tract has
three distinct basins on it, viz r—The Pint or Southern
Baste, between the Mine Bill and Peaked Mountain;
the Middle or Great Basin, between the Peaked Moun
tain and Broad Mountain. and the Inverted or. Jugular
Basin on the Broad Mountain. The coupe of the
veins average about IMO yards. •
• The Middle Basin- contains ALL the sacraria veins
from the "Big -Orchard" down to the fast in the series
of the measure, including the MAMMOTH—being ten
veins in all, of the aggregate tldcimess of over seventy
feet.
There are now two Dist close aillleties on the tract,
viz: The "Glen Carboe—under lease. Which expires
October, 1871—and . -The Peaked bl•untain..- the
lease of which expired let of January, 18437,-and which
Ie now untenanted. There-is ample capacity for a
.third colliery In the Firstor Southern Basin, whose op
erations for years would be above water leveL The
improvements. which willpe sold with the lease, con
sist of one new, 'large; , powerful Cornish Pumping
Engine, 800 home power,- built by Mr. Famine of
Pottsville, with all Its appurtenancesi in complete ord
er, four fifty base power and one sixty horse power
Donning and Pumping &nem* 82: Miners' Houses,.
one Jame Stone Store and Dwelling Rouse. Reservoir,
, Water Pipes, Stables, and various other valuable prop
erties.
Besides this estate in fee, the undersigned
along With it the right poesessed by WS estate tomine
coal above water level on the adjacent lands of the'
Forest Improvement Company between certain points
• For further irt•rmation, parties -contemplating a
purchase, are, Ihvited to call at the office 'of the under
signed. where they may examine the, inventoly, maps,
enirseys and Ens report of. thetract. The terms
of sale will be t a e = very liberal. •
JOSHiJA LIPPINCOTT. . .
RICHARD SHRTHII
_ i RST
J. DUNDAS LIPPINWTT, _
•
'tractors of James Hondas, Deceased, 400 Pie Bt.,
Philadelphia. - •
GEORGH J. HICHARDSPN,
J. R. MaR.
THOMAS wEatersa, • .
• THOMAS SPARKIA nuir
•
. RICHARD SMET
Executors and Trani:es of Wm. Richardstkatettased,
No. 250 Booth 4th street. Philadelphia,
or to LHARLEs4 M. HILL.
-
Real Estate Agent, Pottsville. .
Janneu7l9,lBB7
AWATUTIES,
and nMMIY,
•ALWAIN ON HAND. •
is Ail kinds of Musical Inatrantenti,
Sam Viol Sten" tinitar and Bonjo Stringy', aa=
on band. Jan K.
COMPARE. THEN JUDGE.
Greatreduction tn. Wholesale and Retail Prices of
very Superior Silver end Silver-Plated Wares
of our own manufacture,
Such as Tea. Sets, Urns, Ice
-v.„,..:--_,.. . limbers. Walters. Golden , . A
~.. c.f Cake Basket.. Castor& But- il b z,. i
• . 6; . ter Coolers. Veeetable Digs •-•
es. Tureens, sugar and Card isi. - .
' Saskets. S3rup and Drinking ""r
....;-...- ', .. _Cups, - Knives, Forks end A
. Ass. . B,oons. of 'Rim kinds..
"''' . de... de.. 'WARBANIIID . . .
TRIPLs PLATE. on best of metals. and to be no bet
ter in market. and of tits LATEaT STYLES, whets no
goods are misrepresented. at • .
Jour,' BO WSIA.OOB -
' NEW AND BELITTIFUL STORE
Ns. 10,1 Arch Street. Philad/dyads.
- Sar'Please call and vanitne oar Ganda iNefore north
agog. N. b.—All kinds of PLATING at reasonable
- • IT. IG-1134, • .
'"'" • •
4011.1VER WARE.....Plekla Jars. flyrap Jars
Jars. Butler Dbibea Naeide
.Ritg o
Cake Toe ie., de. Silver Tobacco
Boxes bard with gold.. • 'R. C. I=k
_
• Lidless inewrire t - •
Of the Injurious Sande or AP= powders and
Washes. All such remain.* dose up the Pores of the
wan; =din a shirt thne 'acetic), the complexion. ' If
you would have trash. healthy acid -yonOftt sneer
sae. ose Hicasocrsa nressereitaimasisercia.'
DIER 4 '4a - ..‘'aNT. - LL'..&,-
PA:SLATE'PICKEIL
•
This is warranted to sesiaisa 'an del and restee staff
tsasa coal as tr, mussel, the breaker " It la maid ,
at cagey thmeeipat ' the Region with perfect
;We Teter to Tea . Lanigan, Piesselliei Jolw Dew-
Elfweeekin. and Hew, &AL, Treeeuet. situ baie
the,Pklku la nee. Addraw • • •
--;fr taiaptikiniktatit..
EDUCATIONU.
COLUMBIA
••••:01ASSICAL INSTITUTE,
11 •
demied • to pn-teire' fonng men .eid bnye foi Col
lieTrtureeelLU4 Tmbing, School,l ec t. gv i .
gam, H: 9.'ALEXANDER fipritl
30.3m• . C01un4a, Pa:
BakeDENTO WI / 4 swim opoiLsoic
BORDILVTOWN, N. J. , • • .
Jai ba•litutton tha eluvial and thorimel imam -
tton of Young I.adtm In all --the branches of a cam
piers ednoalm. Board and taltton 4n the ItTraforY
and Collairride departments, $209 par yet-sr. in-Ve
•Anelent and Modern Lmarnarma and orna asb mental
new dies extra. 'Mater Nee.ion . opens September
19th. For Catalnirnefjdilivo
• Bre. JOHN it. omaN.KLBY. Perldem.
Moat 10. r 47 - •22 dt, .
. .
CUMBERLAND 'VALLEY 121 S TU TS'
• - . • FOR YOUNGIANTLEMEN , ,
Blechauipsbura. Pesagylvania.
REV: • ( ):.- Ear, - & S
ithritth scholastic year wider present inanatreinent—
Dowse of etudy Loth academic and , Commerdat. ' Du
ties resume Tuesday, Septembez 3d. *. Charges, sl4o_
per five months. session. No extras, •
Retereoces—Rev. FRANBLES•MOORE. Pottsville;
Mr. T. R. REDD ALL, Nit Carbort.:.
Ciicularset this, office or Mechanicsburg. • . •
July 9 0. 6T 298 t•.
WEST GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY
CHYATEB COUNTY, PA.
.
• The duties of this Inatitutbrzt will be reaninedrunder
new rowttlatione on the TM of tenth montk (October)
nest. • In vdolon to a complete English mime, thor
ough 'Detraction will be given in Latignages. Metric.
Drawine and Painting.. Lecture• on ecientif c and eth
er anhjec s will be delivered frequently. Every effort
will be need to tarn the high reputation this Khoo'
ha. long enjoyed. Cataloguer tarnished on application
to the P•incipaL PENFiINGTON CONAED. .
June* 29. '67 26 am, • . • . trrt.oa ve . Pa.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE;
WIL3IIN9TONt DELAWA.IO2.,
. .
The next Annual Heiden will begldon '
-
MONDAY,: SEPTEMBER 9th; 1867.
The course of study embraces all the branches of a
complete naglish. Clareleal and. Ornamental Educe
tion. For Catalogues, or information, address_
July 2T-30 Ym • JOHN WLlSON..rreet.
THE LOLL Elk ACADEMY,
A Normal. Classical and Epithets" School for Young
Men and Goys Also the ' • • .
• . YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
of Hattoro.4 Montgomery County, - tht , •• Rev. George
Hand. A. M., Principal, will reopen on Monday, Sep
teraker 2d. •
These well known schools mile span' and con:
nected only through the Principal.) are -beautifully 10
rated on th e old York Ithad. miles north of
Philadelphia and are well provided for the comfort and
thorough training of pupils. . • • .
'For
,Circulars, address the Principal. .
Aug. It, .
CHEGARAY • INSTITUTE.
. • •• 7 4.IIGLISII AND FRENCH--
FOE, YOUNG - LADIES:
• • BOAItDING AND DAY PITILEI,
1527 and 1409 Spruce St., philadelphia,
• Will renpou on THURSDAY„ SEPT. 19th.
French to the language of the family and is constant
ly spoken In theluatitute. -
Madame I".YHERVILLY, . _Principal,
' July 13, V. • S93m
PENNSYLVANIA I'EMAT.RI COLLEGE,
Perk Woken Bridge, Nolitgomery Co., Pa.
This Institution is organized with three departments
—the Academic, the Collegiate, and the Ornamental.-,. -
Young ladies may here receive: a thcirobeh education.
either in the Common firanches. in the Higher ICAglisb
and Classics, or in the -Modern Languages , aide,
Drawing, Paintln,g, and Fancy Work. The College to
supplied with a good Philosophical and Chemical Ap-
Charts: Minerals, Fossils, &c.,. to illustrate the
Physlcl i goences. The Legtelature of .Pennsylvania
has vest :the College with authority, to grant Dipler
mss and confer' Degrees. and Many of its graduates are
now occupying responsible positions as teacberc,with
good salaries. No labor will be spared to make the
pupils of this Institution thorough in 'all the studies
. The next session opens the BOth of 1881. For
further anformation address the Princi*. •• •
J. P. SEUIRMAN, A. BL, Ffeeland,
14 tim Montgomery Co., Pc„.
LINDEN. HALL,
MORAVIAN. 13F,MINABY FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
AT LITIZ, 'LANCASTER CO., PENNA.,
•
(F9IIISDED SEPT., 1T94.) '
•
Affords raperioradventagee for thorough and accom.
petted Female education.
Tne h Annual Term operut - '
Tuesday, Aug,ust 20th, 1867..
For circulate and Information apply to • .
Bev. W.:C. REICHEL, Principal.
Jnly 27, 'OT - - $0 Bin•
COMMERCIAL,
IORMAL SCHOOL
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE.
• A Normal Class will be organized in connection with
this 'institution, commencing on the 16th of April, to
continue ten week .—to Jane 218 L •
A faculty of 'seven Teacheis to employed.. •
Also a fall Comme;cial Course. - • •
• Expense for Normal Course, exclutdye of books,'
119 20. Commercial Conrse less than natal. ratan.
Bend for CirCulars. tvldres-ing'. • • - •
Rev..T. It. VICEROY. A. M.; President, • •
Annville; Lebanon Co . Pa...
Dec 29. - 19 ty • -
Muth 80, '67
. [Chartered with ample powere:]
LEBANON TALLEL cOLLEBB.—The
fecund Collegiate year will commence .
On Monday: Augast.llo, 1186*.
Thin lastitntion has been chattered by the Legts%-
tare of the State with fall *Collegiate powers, and the.
following pmrses of Study. ID which it le proposed .to
graduate Suurests, have been ado. ted, viz. s
An Elementary Course for Teachers, (B.
A Scientific . 03,8 3.
A Ladies' Course, • •• . :M. A ) 7.
A'Clas-lcal Coarse.. ' • ' ( A. B.)
A Biblical Course, ' B. EC)
The School is. 'intended-. to supply a great .public
want, and instruction la giv nin all branches of a mm- .
Mon, a liberal, or an ornamental education: There is
a primary or model school connect-1i with the Institu
tion. and also a • Commerdal Course. so that -Ntudente
of any grade will be received and will he pnt.into suit
able Classes. With superior accommodations, Int
class teachers. a hantion not excelled by any in acces
sibility and healthfulness. and 1 the general morels of
the community, we offer to parents and gnardian•
pleasant home. where their children and wards will be
properly cared for and *ill .he subjected t 6 the belt
Owning.EXPENSES, '
. •
For Boarding,,Wasbing, .Light FUCI. and Tut
lon, with furnished room, for Fall Term of •
Lb weeks 888 .50'
Instram-ntalldusic.. IS 00
Double Entry B ok-Beeping (in dares) 15 CIO
- Painting and Fancy Work at nodal rates. • .
For.catalogneu and further particulars, addierau •
Rev.T. R. VICEROY, A. IL, President.
June 22, 'CT VA! Annville, Lebanov 'Pa.'
WYOMING SEMINARY
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
. . . . .
This institution • has one of the most desirable, lota
tloneln thOWymning. Valley, easy .of . 11COPS from all
parts of the' country, and within a day's ~ide by rail
.from New York, Thiladmphla aid lialtimore. . • -
The Academic .Rear • .
Is divided into TWO SESSIONS,. the first of which
consists of Eighteen 'weeks: commencing SEPT. 6th.
The second consists of Twenty Four Weeks, commenc
ing JANUARY 9th, Thai: At the middle of-each Sys
' elan classes will be formed to accommadatsi thoee de-.
airing to eater then..
It
•
• It is highly hOwever, that all,, who can
possibly do so, should enteeni.the opening of the Ses
sion.: and it is -eepecially requenited that Students
tome THIInSDAY, the day of ciimmencing,- nor will
it be convenient ui receive them any earlier. .
Heretofore the the authorities of the Institution have
been compelled for want of room to refuse -admittance
to a large number of applicants every Session. They:
hope now, however, by the addition of -CENTENA
RY HALL," to be able to accommodate all who may
ap The Dormitories, - Recitation: Rooms, and Public
Halls are well furnished, warmed and ventilated. No
pains, ha:ea - been spared to make all , the appointments
of the Institution
. FIRST CLANS.
Rapectal attention to to the
Commercial College
Which has been enlarged and. greatly Improved in ha
course orstudy • Theft fitting tor BlislN.llB3 should
not ail to avail themselves of its enperior advantairia.
During the First - Cession a class will be formed for
the benefit of those designingeogage to teaching Com
mon Schools. •
.. . ..
For admisalon, or for farther Information, address
either of the nraiersic tied. [Send La a Circular. •.
R. NELSON. Principal.
- - W. S. SIaYTH, Aasociate Principal, '
Kingston, Pa.. Atlgll.llti, '67 .32-4 t •
IVENCO77_A_IJ.
Capt. C, F. ,GLOVER
Having removed his Clair and Tobaege Store to
the building between Capt. .Bmith's clothing store and
J. Duerrajewelry store, Centre Street, west side, and
thankful to his friends and the public for peat favors,
asks a continuance of the same. and Informs them that
be has on hardk large and superior stock, of all goods
in his line which will be sold at the lowest market
rates. • ••
. .
. ,
_
airtfle Store la essli distinguished by a large and
heal:Mini model or a sh ip
p his window. . •
April 18..4 : - ; - • . 16-td
.RE 'ROPE;
stibscriberti, agents for
IOCE, BIBBY - & CO.'S
ted Steel. and Charcoal
ope, for
Bildgea, Derricks,. and
leg.pmpvas, Also Ga
il/ad Charcoal and B. B.
Ship& Standing Rigging..
a, Goya . dtc,' . • -
large. consitintly on
Orders filled with die.
For farther parilcuhus
price. Wet., weight' and
working, .train• apply. to Ma-
Juliff W.. MASON . & CO..
43 ,13roadway. Y.
BeCircular to . •
at 1& .66-37-19
THE ART OF CUTTING DILE SSE S.
DEM TRIMMING, EIEBRIMERY,
trT.O IMMO fi.Becctiod Street: below
:Market. &m-rule. • respectfully • informs thejadies. of
Pottsville and vicinity desirobs Winyah* the artri ens=
ting Brews, BaNnes, Satgues„,lackels. Gored Dreg
ilea strappera,•Chodreris and all new stile!, of Street
and Hon-e Garmenbi. that she has for eale Mrs. • H M.
Carpenter% Lately Improved Models, now extensively
need by the moat fashionable dress-makers. . Two
hams. Meant:non will enable any leity to cat and St
•
dreams equal to adi maker. • :• •
Mm. Hutchinson hail on band a choice assortment
of zephyrs; wools and yarns ; zephyr pattern canvas t
silk. wasted and cotton coat and dress bottom', Trim
ming* and Notion ; Magic and Coventry *Waling;
Tape Triniming. Gold and Silver Braid • and Beads;
Hair Bride hi silk, Linen. Cotton 'and Mohair; Em
broidery and Sewing Silk, and Silk Braids; Knitting;
Crochet, •Afghsii. and Zephyr Needles: Linen, Flow
and Crochet Thread and Braid ; French Working and
-Markini" Cotton; $
tamped Goods • for Braiding and
irr'Embroidery, Machine Stitching Plain 'Hewing"
and Stamping done promptly to order. • • - • •
tar - Mrs. H. has on hand a choice
,assortment of ale-.
pint Bra i ding and Embroidery designs lor Ladies. and
Children's dresses', to which she invitee attention; '
April 1 7 ; .67 •
:THEODORE KLEIN
rua.;
• . _ • •
• . • And wbcAesaie =mewl i!eltiei• ta
SILT. wALaur a aosswpOO intim**
Limaini t -Ga. o w l F m
CENTRE BT., PO7
punAr.zzimanwa4 mxi x o u rm. 4n ram,.
sp-Repdria aßeplengdattneit the et meet
C._o 0;1 7aa•
AadDeoler in all lode -
of CEDAR AND WOODEN.
190 Ventre Strietc; - POtsvillei
, . •
roviratacot '_new aod:earziaical WPM PRESS
aUa of ;be orkv2dAm*A trpiral
111rOrliers ripog,ticilejte4 •5. •
5 7 01 7 4 1 V0T Z.. r'• . ;,
, •
.. . .
_
FERTILIZERS - .
• . TO OM, GUSTO/EBB.
We take Vileseure allOolloclett to Dealers in Per
tilt:era, and the Agollultural • public that we have
within the past you in:reared our. fat iktats fet the
'manufacture or oar RAW , Bomr 'PlOrtraalri. tO max
teat
or ",by" Thyme, other • House in the finked
.4tates or nurope.
th e
eulartraneut of our Old established worka in Phil,.
adelphtu. Imo= as the L A'W ARE lialk BB
AdtRACIUL.TV IIAL
kwolawat, but also the seurbow of exteashe and
weS stocked works at Chicago, ID with all We wow
eondoW W °ll.e bade •
T 1511% ut alti c 'LI g a ) ivaineekimintally, owe
15000 tons of dried Bone t West; and is =pubis of
bebur largely Increase& Are desire, kg the closest so
pervhdo to conduct these tw.t concerns so that oar
will timbre .1 'practical' bermitt from their
amso) .in obtaining a IftAfflllint which
&ball maintain a vtartdard and uniform quality• and at
the low possible price: BA UGH It NONA.
Perfivian C. Substitute
BAUGH'S RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF I.
*riiiADE. MARK:
• ; ki
•t • • Al
BAUGH & SONS„
sois Proprietors and Manefactarers.
Delaware River Chconioal-.Works;
PBILADRLPgLS,
ICALUDIE'I' WVoIiSS, Chicago.
{s - Farmers are Jeanie:tended to parthua Of the
dealer located In their . neighborhood In' sections
where no 'realm 14 yet estsblisbed: the Phosphate mv
be orneareAl directly from the undersigned.. A P . ,riaed.
Circular will be sent to all dealers who
, • :BAUGH & SONS
°Dees, Nom. X Ol N. Delaware Avenel",
PHILADELPHIA,_
N 0.299 Lake 114reet,
.BAUGH.)3ROTURS: 4.-pp.,
• peneral Wholesale Agenbs,
No. ISt Pearl NU.' f Cedar,
NEW 'YOBS.
GEOBAE - .DUGDALEI .
Wltolocale Alma for Maryland and 1 7henta, *
97&11.0311aiithNs Wharf, BALTIMORE.
111 r We are prepared to .Supply our Patent Sectional
Will to all Manufactureni for grinding 13ones, Guano
and all other hard substances.
July 27,.'86
MORO -PHILLIPS'
Elceniuti. ligpsoirxp
•
SUPEB-PHOSPHATE .OF LI M E.
EvivumexcD otreakarnlitii
For bale at hiandacturea Depots,. -
N 0.27 North repent Street, .Plitlisdellitta t
and No. 93 atiuthw - Street, Bal . tisiore, •
And by Dealer _ la. general throughout the Goan*.
. ,
The MORIESURRO GlidlitiO of which IMO.,
always yes neen mafactured.. (and of whichlut an
sole control for:the:United States) contains fifty 'per
cent more Bone Phasktiate than Raw Bone, therefore
it is more Gamble, 'Ate antion _of ihrrunonia gives
it greater fertilizitur value. _ •
' Over trix years. exterience ha proved talke ruiner
that it makes a heavier grain than even stable manure, -
and if , not Only active but lasting. • -
• Price $56 Oe per ton - 2.00 q : • •
DircOunt to dealers. • • ' .
010 80. PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
[Feb 16. ,61-7.9 m SO.
July 21'. 'CT
HALL'S
Superior Improved
Super-Phosphate of Lime
MANUFACTURED BY
THOS. L. HOLT, AGT.,
BOInTYLKIML HAWN, PA.
:4 4 ,.;?- ,_7
C•t IV (k- ,
iit,,A.llA
ranters and Dealers lu Fertilizers will observe that I
have adopted the above '"Trade Mark," to show those
who use Hall's Super-Phosrphate made from the RAW
Bone, that they are getting my manufacture. •
My patrons will please be careful in purchasing, to
observe that the above , Trade Mark" la stamped upon
each bag. is none other le genuine: -
For What, Rife Rerteg, Corn. Oats, Potatoes, To.
Mow: Buckwheat, Sorghum...Turnip*, . Hypo, Garden
Vegetables. ord every Crop and Plant , ••
We claim for our Phosphate that as a fertilizer and
quick Producer for early vegetables. it cannot be eX
-cel'ed by 11131 , in the market, and as s TOP DRESSING
for GRASS it has no Superior. . •
We'gnsrautee that farmers will find our Super.Ptios
phate of Lime more prompt in action. and More /fin
ing In Its effects than either Peruvian Guano or stable.
manure .
Four are &pertans his tested this, that oniPer-
Sitters makes heavier grain than' even • stable manure.
I am novrreruitto supply the above superior Fertili
zer In large' or small,. quantities—in new bags of 200
Petelde . eselw Also; always on '.band; a stock of One
- saw -Bone Dust; Soft-Nhva Scotia Plaster, At., 'dee.,
A trade discount allowed to dealers. _ _
The above Fertilizers an be purchased at BRIGHT
&CO.'S !gore. Centre !tree', ,Pottevllle. • - -
POST OFFICE ADDRESS- . -TEILOS. L. HOLT,
Att., Schuylkill Haven. Pa. • '
arch 49.'661 -: Iretrlo. 11.1y] 14.
ALLEN & NEEDLES'
IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
THE HEST, .•
TILE CHEAPEST. • • •
.TIIEMOST•UNIFOR➢I,. •
THE MOST - FINELY -Prepared
PHOSPHATE
1 . . In the market. It in packed
New Bats, 200 lbs.-each. $2O per 2000 The
Laies Dzioointr Tcr Musics
PERUVIAN :CU.AN.O:
We eell only. No. I—reeetv:ed direct from' .:
the government. .• : . •
FARMERS!
ALLEN:& - ..NEEDLES'
FERTIL,IZER I
THE BEST,
THE CHEAPEST,
THE: HOST RELIABLE
•
MANURE FOR
N-11.,.:A . .y::: .:: : - ..4 . , : . -..A - T . :.g-..
And to permanently enrich the eon. . Pecksd in
exxi Bage,lso . lbB. - each. •
....• . • - •
•
. 883 per•-• 9000 'poiteds... •
A ICEAVYIOIBOOIINT TO Dr. A T FMB:
Agrkultnral Works,. Beach and Plum Sta.
OlDtes 1G Stores, 41 S. Water St. 42.8.
Delaware Avenue, PHILADELPHIA.
281 St
HARDWARE.
LEWIS C. THOMPSON it Co.,
DEALERS' IN;
TURDWIRE, MIRKY, IRON, TOOLS &c.,
00ENNI DANIA* AND IitAANTS, !'SIONOF MCI SAW..
Petwrllle, Pa.
7 . ffarchlTi
BRIGHT & 00, • •
HARDWARE & IRON DEALERS,
MANIIRACPUIiE
. .
• SPOKES; rztaioEs, snrirgi. .
HATCHET AND HAWKER HANDLES, . • - .
MINERS , PICK Ha.NDLES, •
MUD PICK HANDLES.'
• - SLEDGE HANDLES.
•
l Factory In Railroad Streit. " Store InCentro
- Street. Pottsville, nearly groyne the Miners' in.
June 8, ea 234 '
'I;EWIS a.•_THOBIPSOR & oo u .
(SIGNO TEDi BAW,) -
Corner Centre amid Market 111treete,
POTTSVILLE, PAO,
Authorized Arent for the It of EL DlBBn*PB goods
direct from ate Pactory..: . .• •' . •
. .
From 8 to 00 hich4 in
.41ametei. •
-
Saws Itegtonine•3, TootIONI. and minas to orde4
October s; ' • • • • ag•
. _IRON AND STEEL,
FLAT at ROUND WIRE ROPE,
for Inclined Planes, c
lamp RIGGING Etch, Etct, -
AND. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF . WIRE,
ii i "TACTCniID BT.
V* SIAVAMD,MiII Chunk, CaOHM CIP.,
:131:.t1q-1-TT...& . : 00'
Hardware,
Cutlery,
4WPOIITIi 7'M 1111111111111 9 isfin,
- , .:. !I: :.'i:....: .. '.. - : .':1':!
.'.y.' .l- . ,-. T#POR•-„:
=EMI
BUY AND ITN
AmmoxuTED
DEALERS nit
Tools,
Palatal
Glue,
=~ ~y
ROTELS.
• - - •
North-western Houe .ai•
.•GiEd Daniel .1M
Ceatiolitreet, !Pottsville.
large aCCOPPXIOIOII for Drovem
' ' ' WW : LTIAE EITKR;ilat, Proprior.
UNION HOTEL,
(late =HAMM EVTIEL,)
=NZ= ST., POTTSVILLS
JAM LlRlMammutorr•
Aprn Vglt
PENNSYLVANIA HALL,
m'cvetirwitiet,
RCMP= MID REPURNISHIM IT TERotran
. otm TErs 140er
ELEGANT MANNER,
boats lira' Attest4ns af the Voodithe Alba.
• The Proprietor will spare na pains to maintain the.
Altimeter it has ohms enjoyed as being Me of the
Frl'BT-crass Homs
.
Otthe may. and' those who favor -Wm wtth their
introrunte may be amoral that nothing will be left un
done to secure the comfort and Isatistactiop of gement.
.*WiLLLALM WHITNEY. '
Juneltc.cei-. .
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Bread StreetvTamaallai Pa.
V.. 11 - a- - 'WI - 1. .0-9. X.,
,I,POririeto,
• The United States. Rotel L 3 well and . widely known
to the travel= public. ' It Is. pleasantly located in the
centre and business part of the town and near
Eadroad Depot ; it is well Furnished, and pos. ;
semi every modem improvement for the comfort and
entertainment .f its
M inato' ; the rooms are spackma
end w e ll,, v endlat&l ;'• provided with gas and. water;
the attermanceis prompt and respecdal ; and the Tn.
ble is well Provided with the best the market
affords. ".The Bar IS Stocked with the choicest,
ith a long experience as a hotel-keeper the ipbro
rektor Outs, by moderate Charges and a liberal policy,
to receive a share of the public patronage. .
Inly 1. , 60 -•-
THE
WASHINGTON .LIBRARY: CO:;
PHILAD&LPSIA,
SUBSORIPTIQN : ORE DOLLAL
$3.00,000:
PRESENTS TO -SITBSOMIERS:
One Cash Present of $40,000. •
One Cash Present *C4130,000,
• One Cash Present Of $lO.OOO. .
..• -One Cash Presesit of $3.000: '
Two Cash Presents:of $2,500 witch:
-.• ..Read Full L9chetlule •of Presents R&M. -
- Bach Certificate of Burl le accompanied with a •
BEAUTIFUL BTEEL•PLLTE ENGRAVING,
,WORTH MORE AT RETAIL THAN THE COST OF
• . • . And Ono insure to the. -balder's" .
NT IN THI3 GREAT DLSTRIS trTION
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY CO; '
le chartered by the 'State of Penoeylveall, and organ
- lzed In Ina of the
RIVERSIDE. INSTITUTE
•.
roa
. 15•1diers> and Pallor" , Orphan', .
hiraipprited by the State ef N. J,Eirii 8,167
THE jEIIVERNIDE INSTITIME,
Situate atßiverside, Burlington County. New Jersey,
is.foanded•for the purpose' of gratuttrmily educating
the sonWerdecetused'Soldiers and Seamen of the Unit
ed States.
The Board of Trtuttees consists of the following
well-known cltizvns of Pennsylvania and New Jersey :
Box. VIAL'S. MANN, District Attorney, , Philadel-.
phis. Pa.
Hoe. LEWIS E. .BRCKMALL,Rw - Chief Collier 11.
S. Muff, and Recorder of.Deed.4. - Philadelphia, Pa
Bow. JAMES M. SCOVELL, New. Jersey. •
Hem W. W. WARE, New Jersey.: •."
_-
HENRY GORMAN, Esq., Agent Adame' Repress,
Phlladelptda, Pa. • • -
•
J. E. WE , Nog: , of Joy, Coed., Co.; Philadelphia.
.
,
wear DKrArmes:NT, WAstmoerort, D. C. April
l& of Internal • Revenue Havinß're
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the
enterprise conducted' by. the 'n Library
ComPany" will be devoted to. charitable Weis Penniel -
Oon is hereby granted to'said • Company to conduct.
eracb enterprise exempt from all cluarge,.. whether from .
special tax or other duty. .
' ' " E.-A. ROT.LPSEi, vommlasioner.
The Washington Libtary - .Company;
• In order that the : behorolern : oldect set forth in tilt
circular may be succeaeftaly accompilatieo, Lamed five
.
• .FINE STIZEI;PLA.TE INGRAVINGS,
which are pai up on subecription at pricoimuch below
their retail value. -
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WARMING;
TON LIBRA-Y. COMPANY
will be Lined, stunned witb the seal of the Company,'
and signed by the Secre.tary. (None others genuine.)
' Any person sending • us oDNE.DOLI AR, or paying
the same to oar local Agents, will reoive immediately
a tine Steel Plate lograiing: at choice from the fol
lowing list, and One certificate of Stock, insuring One
Present in our published schedule. -
ONE DOLLAR SNOB:AMOS.. •
IrNo. Child! My Child I" No. i—" They're
Raved I . TtiPrre Saved!" No: 8—" Old Seventy-51x
or, the Rally Days of 'the"Revolution.' •
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS' will receive
eith:r of the following fine Steel Plates: at choice, arid
Two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming . entitled to
Two Presents..' .
TWO DOLLAR:ENORLVINGS
I—“Washlngton's 61 . urt4hip." No. 51—"Wash
lngton8 Last Interview with his Mother." ' • i
THREE 'DOLLAR' ENGRAVINGS.
Any pereon raying THREE DOLLARS will recalvd
the beautiful Steel Plate of. I
'HOME FROM THE weay.
mid Thies Certificates of Stock, becoming entitled'to
Tbree Presents. - •
FOUR DOLLAR MINOR/VE.IM
•
•
Aity'perso . n paying FOUR DOLL SRS atiall seedy°
the large and beautiful Flee! Plate of . -
',THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,'.
`and Four.Certlficatea of Stock, entitling . . them to Pbur
i"iygDOLLexENQRAVLNOB
dui-Person who pays F.l\ 7 1 DOLLARS shall receive
the large and splendid !Rue' Plate of '
• "TUE 'MARRIAGE OF POOAHONTA9,O
and.Fise Certificates of Stock, entitling ttiem.to MVO
Preeeutn
The RograTings and Certificates wlli be delivered to
each subscriber at onr Local Agencies, or sent by mail,
post paid, or einress, u maybe ordered. • •.• • •
The Washington Library , Company
THUS HUNDRED TIMYsiND.DOLLARS
IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS,
On. Wednesday, September 25th, )671
• "AT PAILIGADELPUIA, - PA.,
•
OR AT. THE . panTITTE. RIVERSIDE, N. J
SCHEDULE OF PRIWES. -•
1 Cash Preeent • • - • scow
1 Cash Prevent 20,001
1 Cash Po sent • 10,000
1 - Cash Present .
CastrPresents of $11,500 each . ty6,oon
po
1 Randaom. Country Residence, Stable, ,
Grounds. &c:, Germantown, Philada -10,000
1 Double Residence, three-story brick, Cam.
,
1 cad Depot, Ceder; Sheds, Gmtmds,. with 10,000:• . ,
btalneas established, N 0.1314 Washington • ,
.• Avenue, Philada • • „ • . 15 ; 000
1 Ground , Res Riverside, N. .Willi • . •
Fruits, &,c • • • . 10,000
1 Three•story.Cottagehlkt, &c• • lox*.
sz Valuable Building Lobs,. Riverside; $3OO . •
eah •
1 Ele c gant Turnout Panilly Carriage..Spaia of . cOOO
Horace, Harness complete . ' . 0,.000
10 Valuable . Building •Lute,. - Riverside, WO • •
each• spoo'
1 Beautiful. auver-gray Horse,' 153 hands'
..-high, sired by the celebrated imported
• Arabian Horse !'Callphe! also, a light Road . •
Wagon, weight 140 pounds. witty set of .
•
superior Single nemesis, &e„ ".making .
first class establishment • •
..6 0 0 0
20 Pianos. $5OO each - • 10.000
80 Melodeons. $225 each • .• • 4,500
•6 Rosewood Sewing Machinvi, $2OO each. . .. 1,000
10 Family Sewing Machines, s lap each. 1 1 000 .
•60 Fine Gold Watches, $ 2OO each ' 10,000
100 oil paiatings;by leading artisp—aggregate •
• value • • 000
' 8 Camel's Hair Shawls; 21,000 each • 1 3 3, ,000 '
S Camel's Hair Stuttels,•sB,ooo'each • • 6,000.
8 Handsoine Lace Shawls. SW) each •' • 750 -
•
10 Cashmer" bbeWls, 28 8 each.. Boo
20 Bilk MOSS Patterns. STS each • • 1,500
60 City Building Lots, $175 each - • • . '8,150
• The remainder will , consist of hilverware,
Musical 3307Ce1N Opera Glasses, Pocket EH-
M , •
ee, and different articles ofmniutentand
• . tise, rutiounting to _ 89 , 000
' • • ... 5300,000
. All t.he properties &endear of Inoombrance,
11/01W TO 0
, 13 1 LANI N IEUR . 'ES .f4IIIIIEN.
fiend orders to us by malk encicialug from $1 to $2O,
attar by Poet Office ordeie or in a reatered letter, at
om . r i s k.. Larger amounts atanlii be sent by draft of
10 shares With- , Eingravinga...
'25 dliaree vicar Engravings...
60 shares with Brurracinga:
'IS shares with Engravings,
100 abases with'Engravinga
I • AGENTS WANTED thronghont the United
i soce igion .have appointed as Recelyers, •
Mara:' A. - 00011.6 A CO., %gamed *0 known
integrity and business etaperience will be a eaffident
ipiarantse that the money -intrated toibge be
Promptly applled_tei the purposes aged. w il l
. . Pirmanassus. Ps., Kay 24, 1867.• ,
TO the Officers and. Members of the,woobi o gu m Lt
bony 03.,.N. S. READ, Secretary.
G en ti ol o o o :--On receipt of your favor of ihe, liath•
bet" not if y i ng as of ourappgintnient a Receivers' for
vour Company, we took the liberty to submit recony
of your coiner, with s plan of your eatemeise,to ti e
bio l og 'eat authority of the State,: and
ieT Te d bio,nworsiole opinion in regal torts
and e 3,,, tidying lOTA the benevolent object chyme
: education sad maintenance of.
the hatt • childrer..of our soldiery and nano at the
Rivmde Irustitnte , we' have .concluded to atom*, the
trust, and use Our-beet efforta to promote lOworthran
.object.• :ItelPecani4. yon RC .
. • - . GEO. A. 1;0087.A CO.
-Addles% all lettere andorders to . •
• -GEO. A. COORS A 00, Emma, '
. South-Third St., Plaids, Pal
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• Beeetnie far the : Washington Library co„- .
June 9 9. '4 • - • ' ' 26,6011 •
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parza BAGS AND WR & Vpi u m
gaging completed arnollemente wirttriters .
of above . i =Dow"otter to the trade, at the, lowed;
market •
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This. toil die.;
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BAGS PRINTED. TO ORDRR. i•
No. I c llendlo Parr 1 1 46 3 6-2011 m. per lima. • -
44z38-46 _
f go. 44 . 4 2026-30 ' 44- .
Wort6dOg " 2406-4 e 44
• 86140--so 44 . •
' onsi 24x36-41,0 “ 44
&SSW Paper,
No. 1, Gold leer Paper. 12116
m os r'eapettally 'solicit a • !hereof the petressigs
otmerchanteeed others. Eletod__4l;pdft n e t.
W. LAMB.
...Old Jan'. cor. Ith le Waaldsgtoo Reading-. Pa.-
,d'nue 116.,'61 , • -
Ciewr "einessit. * N A s um a c ".
t.-plea'.. follows the• lute
parriATztobasurefsAiwApua.,
it towns blot/LAW", Ontlos" en "L'aPpqm of
, IL moo 1 4 ,701.7.23430 t• •• • --
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ot Pottottlio- iiiil , vieloWthatito. boo odr.,
Ininenah'lnd oPenal ice oaks St theaszber toniaßieC
Uid tiotoit. aunts; Voitt, Pa - 4: itettigit e mb e
pngookisiarlPionielot -,,, ' -- : _ 2 ' 4 ' , r'' , '. t Lt.: , : - ..'• , :!
Oman Heusi tT to QA. IL; tto 9:P.. Xi litolk .
. It. •, -•--- • - . .: - lg. minclAsli t es. AN ;;,..
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8011.E.RT O. HELL
MOUNTAIN CITY: ENSURANCE AGENCY.
. - '..:.' . ..c: 7 ....iT.: . .1. - 4! - ..C - 04 -, . - Ag 7 .,
FIRE, LIFE,
.1.' . . - N-:.:5 .. f:'',U...;': - R . -', - A:-.H1N . 5:, ( 0 . .E. - .:-.::
CASH ASSETS:
Hntnal
Penn" Nnttial Life; Phila .
Travelers of Hanford
Hartford Live Stock • • •
- international Tire,: New York
Security
Phenix_
Niagara
Germania
Putnam
Itionh American"
Merchants
Oombined Polioies in the original Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford, insuring
$5,000 in case of Death from any cause, with $25 per week in case of total disability from
business, issued on liberal terms.
Examine our Bates for Life Insurance before Insuring elsewhere, •
E. F. BODE - Y, MANAGER,
181 CENTRE. STREET S 'POTTSVILLE, PENNA.
AL,WS9NiC4TARACT:STEA!VtrYMP,.
FOR MINES, ROLLING MILLS,.; WATER WORKS, dco,
• ... . • - . - - • ' • • .
.. . . • .
.- The attsuiion of Coal Operators and others' is invited to the Pun3p herewith illustrated, as being 'the best.
Pump; for heavy lifts,' yet introduced in the. mining region. We claim for these: Pumps the following advanta
ges over all others : . • • , . . - -
. . . .
1 st.—Tbejare double acting, with brit .
ono pole. ,- . ..• - .. '
9d.—They occupy less A pace. . (a 14 inch pump with steam cYlinder; 80 inches iin diameter, 4 feet stroke,
is but 18 feet icing 4 feet wide. s'3; feet high.) . • • • • . .
• ', 3d. —Th9 steam valve is moved be the pressure of the water in the column, - produlng an action similar
to the ecrentrie movement on crank pumps.
• . 4r1b.,....They can be runup to wspeed. of 160 feet per minute, without any pounding. or destructive jar on
the valves or other parts of the pimp . . - . ,
5012.—They require no stays or fastenings of any MIA, 'Their own weight being 'sufficient to keep them
perfectly steady, even when working on the heaviest lifts. . ' . ' . r
- - Oth.—They will workon Urn' up to 400 feet vertical height, and will . ran at any speed from 100 feet down
to 1 foot perminute '-
746. - --They ereconetrected, under the direct superintendence of Mr. Robert Allison,
are
experience in manufacturing mining machinery. . , ''l
th t —They have the endorsement of some of the oldest operators and best mining 'superintendents in
the coal region.
• • .
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•
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• - - Mr. TORN H. BP.ACKEN, Pottsville; jir, :JAMESTOLTVEIL.TottevIIIe. *Mr. CHARLES SILLIKAN,
Pottsville: Mess:v..3' 0...3t G. S. Reppller. Ptilladel phis : Mr - JOHN L. GEIGER-Mammoth Colliery : EAR
LEIGH COAL CO , Hazleton; Pa., .Mr MORGAN . SILLIKAN. Supt., Hazleton, Pa.: WOLF. CREEK DIA
MOND COAL ITO.. Philada.: Gen. J. K. SIGFELED,. Supt., Wolf Civelc Dlssion • Coal Co., Pottsville : Mr.
ALES KILTIM All; Philadelphia.. . . • '-- . - .
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- Patties requiring pang* or in mint of any further-Information will' please call on or address the under
signed, who are prepared to fill orders at short notice for Pumps , of any size, and to work on any lift no to 400
feet, vertical height. Column and steam pipes furnished et the lowest cash prices, 'Also all kinds of mining ma
chinery. - All work made of the best nutterial, and pat up In , the moat-substantial atd workmanlike manner, at
Oar Steam Pampa are all unmated to nuiloo fOt per minute for ordinary NTork, and to give entire eat-
Wootton:Wootton: ..
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Jane i29,-.186T
CUA.IL STOKES!. E. T. TAYLOR
For the convenience of our
patrons and others at a distance,
we here present a diagram of
self-measarement, by which' a
good fit will - be guarantied, by
sending the sizes in the. order
designated in the accompanying
, IMPLANATION.
idEASETRE\ FOR 061.1`..•
and Lengt h 2
qf
to 3 Back, from •1 to 21
from .
Length cif Siteve M faith arm
,
crooked,) from 4 to's, . •
Breast Afeasure.---Arourid the
most prominent . part of the
chest. .
Wallet .ileantre.--Arotuld the
Mauna, Inside seam, and out
side frem hiii-bone, aid =Mid the waist ani hip.
SAMPLZ br idAmmiALS lizzrf BY MAIL . 7 / 03 Or COOT.
POD% TO 8Z )Er TURNED: IT NOT SATIGFAOTOBY.
CHAS: STOKES eiz - Co.
•. • • IMI4 Chesnut 81., Philadelphia:
'lune 10065. . . • . • .
ay : ea, cram 0 - 1. es an. zna .ea. e
Cradles. every kind im. description, at BRIGH
CO'S Hardware Store, Centre street, Pottsville. 23
T&!1 inch
oy11:er, pole inch =der Seet
- • Two 25-horse Byes.
... , .
.One 60-horse En tine."
• - '
• POld Y .35 SON, Poilmille , liod Works.
Tab. 15, .6 1 •
FOUTZ'S
luso Cattle PorTors.
TER — , H E
COUGH
TEMPE]
TEES, FOI
LOSS OF
TITS AND
, ENERGY,
ase imper
wind, 1
the appeti
a smoo
glossy slc
transforms
miserable
hone.
-40 ZO
...23 50
:sc so
-.69 00
....90 00
• iti igi abeisokikpiriste; much u Combs, tillers In
the lathes; LiTer . ... , ..
U., this irtieli„,,e
sou as a • specific. , .7 . ..
By putting trim' . ~ - .
me-hsit a paper .
to a" paper .in a. ~ , ..,.
• --_,,
toned of swill the -----, : _____.
__,
Above' di" ir. ---
VOX bs eradicated ----- ": - r. - -
. . .
Cr entirely prevented: - -It .given In t ame, a Certain .
preventive and care- for the got Choler&
Pried2s Con per Paper,' or 5 Papers for $l.
- • - ••• - • • -
4t. FouTz 13R0.,
11101MIALVDIUM ANIVIEDICOS DEPOT.
No. 118 Franklin St, Baltimore, XL
Fin Sala - by Druggists and Stacateeponvihrongh•
*at the llnltad Mato& . •
. . .
For saie Pou,aville byHEINEYSAYLOR, Drums
Schuylkill Haven; H. 1.7..C015: , • .
R.
- BECK' .
=
'recticrami irotri tne' store . comer Market and
streets, to the store between 0. Dobeonn and
•
J
0. BrOartra On Centre street, offers a large and-va
ried assortment, of dry.gooda and • groceries at the loW
est cash priota..Being thankful for Fast tavola. slams
- hens a continuum:* of the mare. •
•• • • '
,••• :••• •:. 274 f: • •
HORRIBLE !!!
strevzitsitr. - WidCATAßßEttkdiiir
years; it had destroyed my Voice and
paired nay ift.ht: and hearing..rn six *risks Ihava been:
entirely mr.-".:l l l:o..hrunanitrs - sake rwill send the .
recipe iorthesimple-remedy:need. postage free4o all
'Meta
A ddreep T:T....M.r.in,,ltrawer 170,4 ibri,
MOM: ' • - '
•II : PILERBIETIL.-e:aplendld ea
• 1.3.' faction of Watdats, Gold and Juneri
catt, Wallah anti Swica maks. •R. C. GRIMM
- lit ell. tots.-ao. nareatt.,+atarroa.
!FMB ..113ABIBILO1L
7wew,ncrtel bylifse. - Mary - J. - Holmes,"whow d =ea
are read Star So-read with so mue pleasure. ' Price,
W.• - 1 1 ,6 k . HANNAN & .1141166 T.
13/SitGAINS: 1•.: r . ,:-' ' - i- . . : - .4.110, - MS I
- 'BEitililit' •.OFF.::••••::,136,1,00:-OFF••-.
wsepectiolLT
„has deteiidstett ‘ tif! sell oft' Mere:aft' 'lto* all*.
~( 4411 ..*,1 1 re.crti !molly thft 'titiiticoier win opt.:
• ( litia l tnilgrklßPM r• ••
•:Voimpooes.• , -Ailidaidos tiopi Will do
, 111 To . Adlort lAA- •- • WWI •
ACCIDENTAL,
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.-Hartfoid
PATENT . APPLIED .FOll
WE REFER.BY PEEMSSION TO
ALLISON &
Franklin. Iron Works, Port, Carbon, Pa. -
I • 260-f
'Ada whether the . person. is
erect or stooping. •
The same mettatire as for Coat
0/111 z 111 T xa
This preparation,
long and faVorably
known, • will 'thor
oughly reinvigorate
'broken-down • and
'Jew-spirited
by • strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and inter
• It Is "a - aura Toa
tentltra of all int
, emits lneld&d.! to
la Invaluable.
is' the quality
milk.'l4bat
proven 14 ac,'
al experiment: tri
crease the 'gun
- -at' milk and'
a twenty per
and make t h e
',or drm and
.In fattening
,tteves diem
petite, !buena
- bide; and
them thrive
kMAitEli 'l=
IL N 10110143.
AND LIVE STOCK
:::; - .:533,626,466 '3B
1323.000.000 00
..... 1,730.000'00
796,126 35 .
500.000 00
1,460.534 60
1,430,035 50
. 1,267,457 00
... . . 1,237,620 00
. . 709,794 32 .
6174'78 86
393,191 80
... 367,238 45
JULES JARED'S
"EMAIL DE PARIS,"
The New Beautifier of the Skin.
.• •
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Testimonials from Celelirated Ladies.'
The secret' of beautifying the, 'skin being known
only to!Mifems. Jared St'7ltene, hey :honorably state
that it differs from: an other Preparations • ,It 'gives to.
the most harsh and freckled skin both the texturand ,
.color .of , polished ivoiy;lemoying all discolors ions'
whether appearing .Malreckleis,• tan,' morpheik ! oth,
or blackwormapecks,, and.. brespecially succt;ss in
smoothing oat the marks left bY Small Pox. - - . 1
i ll
' The agents of ..L.Emitil.de • Palle^ most confld nny
submit to the publietheearneseendOrsements of such '
distinguished ladies as '' -. ' - ''• - 1 ; '.
Sigriem RISTORI. Mlle. FELICITA VESTITMA, Misa
MAGGIE MITCHELL! bins; D. P.. BOW.ERci. III: ~.-.'
• .. - CILLE WESTERN. Mad. PONISL! Mrs. Elit. -
IfA.WALLICR, LUCY RUSHTON, NOE,'
'. .-
.'MIS DE MARGUERITTES, Miss AG; , :'' -. .
! . .. - NES PERRY, ' - : • -
and many others, 1 hose! high "Stariding.in the prefes
sfori givesthe stamp of . truthfulness . to their intern...!
gent and genuine approval, -- ' • •2 - - ..:
THE BE,AUTIFUL LUCILLE WESTERN SAYS:
I and that the ',Email"! produces all the brill ancy
of rouge and lily-white,. s with the great and altar
advmstageof total harmlessness! . It really ad the
i eaftness and beauty of the skin.' - -
• !THE MAGNIFICENT YESTVALI SAYS!' .• ;
' - 4 Have Suffered so Much' from ;the'. various whl to. ,
Hope; Ac., whichmy tbeitricat'-profession, ob me.
to use, that I consider it a perfect benefaction to die
preparation which- gives the necessary whiten 'to
the skin, and - leavea the akin mot and smooth.: . •
-.- - MISSMAGGTEMITCHELL SAYS ; . . !
I have tried the skin 13eautiller, , VEmall de .P ^
and found that It' instantliimparts a natural too and
freshness'to the complexion: - ~,_ • . . • , .• !
'Jared Email de Paris!' i 8 used as a delicate b un
der of the akin for Theatre, Saloon or Ball Roo ,by
the moat refined and scrum:aorta ladies f produ ' all
the beautifying effects of rouge •ana!llly-white, th.
out their vulgar. glare or injury !to the akin:- -... . - -
Sold by all firstelasa Driaggista,- Perfumers. ' 4,a.!.
dies , Hair Dressers ..: ..- .- ; - -
~"•
,L. Isabeen, ..1322 ' Broad Way :' DemaS Briniest Co.
1
and:F. C. Wells &to.; New York, and Eugene J urn,
ill south Tenth street,' and Johnson; - Mono' ay di
Cowden, Philadelphia,' Agents. , . • • • .
Orders by . mail ahoul,i - be !addressed to J a
RENE,..Genclit,l'Agents and Importere, - ,New Yor : . ! -
Jan 211, 67 4 ;. --: -; .- I' - - .4.
Read.s is -1
J. R. TROXELL'S
0i.{E . 01 . . .(j. - A,::,, - .445g,.. 40
CROOKERY,
9 9 ntrse • Bireet,. 'pp:posit!? Moriipet :House
POTTSVIT
The citizens of Pottaviße and neighboring Amine
sillagas and hamlets, one and all, are„invited to call
and examine my . stock' a wares before buying else
where, as 'I am not to .he undersold, and • can furnlah
liouaekeepers with every'article' they wart in my line
of buaineet In the stock of •-
.
• Trench China, _.• • .
will be found Tea Setts , Dinner. Setts; Card and Ca k e
Baskets,' Watch Cases, , Botar Holders, Match Bales,
Motto Mega, blotto cope and Baneers, Vases,Colopes,
China Setts for Children, and a general variety of Toys:
GIOSS Nirare • 1 - -
Choicest, LtUat patterns, consisting of Table and.
Bar Tumblers, Chamyagne and Wine Glasses, Ale and.
Beer Glasses, Decanters, Bar and Bitter Bottles 'Gob
lets, Plates, Castor tottlea Pitchers and Creams;
eries, Sugar Bowls Spoon Holders, Syrup Cans; Prnit
Bowls, Fruit Jan, Coke Stands, Kerosene Lem=
every variety, Lamp Chimneys, Laiaterns, Candi
s*. .y Jars, &a, - •
full
„ Crockery - _
CrockeW_Z
A f assortment - of IRON STONE C H INA, of thf
kreut patterns, in setts or singloydems, to suitthe
lir.. A large assortment Of cormon - C. C. Ware, which
I will sell ad low figures. - - ;
• Yellow and , Stone :Ware.,
Padding Dishes,Pie "Dishes, Callenders, Milk Ann;
Jelly Moulds, Pitchers, Tea - Pots, Better Pots, Milt
Pots, Jand l T E ttc.', etc:. . •. • - .
miscl s
:—Tollet Setts. Castons,Flopjare
end Foot Baths; Quart and PintFlaska Ooal Oil, *gte.,.
FretitJars,. of every desedption:
• MIERCMANTS can sell you Goods - at City Prima,
that saving You freight. F fail and see if it not so.
J. R. TIIO3P3LL:
46.
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• MOON .dc '1111113:EAR *
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N..- 3 *a!a3C4iittiltose Ilarket, New York
lITHOLESALE 'HEALERS & SHIPPERS
F-RE.SI-1
All Oraex,
•• . . •
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•
OTEB,
WHOLESALE ItSTAIL DEApIR.I7I '
*OBACcOy.:, PIPES
: ]..*re St. , O pposite ; tqe Town Hail;
POTTIKVEIMEi
aAclascirr, . •
TBID 3. • F. Eva
• a*. A-CIK3§:O.N
likyrtga,"
• .;•• • :
dare of giel PatiOr
business men of BebtrilkM County. .. • „ .
•0/1010EATOIDIE or nooors 1 AND
• ‘-f . soars . - -The vaderidgned. ; !espectffi ll y m=
forms the citizens .
;Pottaville and vicinity,
Mahe itaa on band a
large vend flee awn-'
mentAid Mee* Boy'
Wometre, Mises
.Chiktreirs Bode ,
goes. whitirbe m Vik
ling atria manonehl
prr prices' anthey am
anywhere.
•itcrzic made
OrderVrita ProlttO
Maiantengo
--;-41101.10.
eIIIRESTIPIAIS 'plilif SIRSTI-1.-.li, T daik :imif,„
‘,..) *ell kiected idOck of Widelms:Teift_Viouidgiflrez
week, .¢.., , ailibe ben t I** , l vgaited !raw
ko...befelre. AV: • IrfanrlA Th
1 47:
vioa• oi fbr be" imd Itombr ;
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INSURANCE.
THE
NORTH AMERICAN
Life'AND ACCIDENT
:iNSURAOCE: COMPANY,
IPHILADELPIILI4 PA.
CHARTERED ICAROH aa, 1860.
.Capital
An Farm of Zife and Accident. Policiei
Written, either Separately or'vonr.
if LOWEST CASH BATES.
LIFE POLICIES,
Bunning against Lase of Life. whether from Disease
or Accident. at rates lower than any Company in•
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taring Life only.
, COXBINZD lass
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Acerosee Porsor.—Glring
weekly contretuntion awe IHeahllity by Aeddent
• All Life Polidee are tfon-forfeitehle after two pend
ia= are paid. •
• ALL LIFE POLICIES PAYABLE AT THE AGE OF
ACCIDENT: ii*ltrs4ll,Nes.
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Animal policies gamed. 'covering an possible forms
of casualty occurring in the Street, Office, Shop,-Fae
tory. or whilet Tr/11'0113g. Hunting l3eating.
Skating, /deo Including Dianications, Fractures,
Sprains, Bruises &c. • • •
Short term registered Policies are also issued at low
Five Year Folicies aro tuned for Four Annual Pre--
a:Milne. •
Weekly .compensation allowed in case of
Ramo of Premising On Accident Insurance
Orr One Tenet • • •
On Preferred Class $ 5 00 per $lOOO
On Ordinary. ••
On Medium .. -10 00 per . 1000
.on, Bazadons u• 15 00 per 1000
On Extra-Hazardous Cisme ' • 2000 per • 1000
The rate of compensation on every $lOOO insured is
Five Dollars per week for any. period of TOTAL DIEr
ABILITY not exceeding 26 weeks.. • . -
ENO MEDICAL'SIAMINATIO.IF IZEQ !TIRED
PROM' PLUMP MDR OR PROOF. OF IN
GENERAL OFFICE OF TER COMPANY, .
43%1ff.i.LNIFT STREET, IPIIILADA.
- -• LEPilli L. ROUPT, Prosident.
EL P. DARLINGTON, Beets. and Treasurer.
LOWREY . & CO.,
AGENTIi
For 6ckn7lkill,• •
Berko,
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Northumberland,
• , • Columbia, , .
Montour, and
' • . Carbon Counties
Office at BOSBYSIIELL BROS., 157
Centre St. 'PottsvMe.
0000 au:prawns wanted.
G, LOWREY & Co,,
LIFE, FIRE, LIVE STOCK AND AC
CIDENTAL
INSURANCE AGENTS.
(Mee at Itosbythelllt3ro l a Hoo!adore,.
Centre St., Pottsville; Pn.;
Passenger Re way Tickets can be obtained at
BOSBYSUBLL B AEI Bookstore; iJuly 21-213.3ut
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IN UntalsTCE.
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F. B 1 KAERGHEB,
- General laminae Agent. •
OlUce Pennsylvania Hall, - Pottsville, Pa.
LIVE l . " 091" . LONDON & LOSS INSURANCE.
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Cash Capital and Assets V 18,000,000
Invested in the United States over.... 411,300,000
HOME osuLoori
New Haven, Connecticut.
Cash Capital' - • 4.500,000
Surplus Jan, tat, 1865 8159,070 9S
Insurance effected in the best' Companies on favora
ble terms. Losses promptly adjusted and paid without
'delay. . • April 15,
OHAlrrlat 1 . 8429. PERESTUA.L.
FRANKLIN
FIRE -INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. -
Assets of. January 1, 1866,
$2 1 .553,146 13.
who has had 20
Capital
Accrued Surplui,...
IneesftdPremiumr;
Vinettled Claims; I
Income for 1864,
$21,531 IS' $32.5,000.
LOSS PAD) SINCE 1829, -
' • layer $3,500,000.
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PERPETUAL AND TEM:PORARY POLI
- GIBS ON IJIODULL TERMS.-
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CHARMS lc iikatcst,lseac LEA.
TOMAS WAGNER, EDWARD C. DALE,
SAMUEL GRANT, GEO. PALES.
PETER MoCALL." - ALFRED FPPLEER,
GEO.III W. RICRARDS,'. PEAS: W. LEWIS, X:).
CAILLES .N. BANCILES, President.
T11031A.4 SPARKS, Vice-president.
JAS. W. Ists3ALLISTKar Sec. Pro. Tern. •
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The subscribes is agent for the above mentiOned in
!siltation; and .is prepared to make insurance on every
description of. property, at, the lowest rates.
HENRY C. BUSS 111; Agt. .
-Potia.Alle, March 19, .65. • . . ist_cf
WALTER S. SHEATER,
'INSURANCE ROOMS, l'ottsvillaa
AGENT. FOR THE
Etna of Hartford...
Lorilima of New, York
Phcenix of Hartford 1,103,1967
North Anierioa of New York.... - 751,453
Springfield of Mass 731,899
Yonkers and New York 601,907
Ftilton of New York. ., : 313,662
Resolute of New York 280,730
Aggregate Fire Capital $9,685,718
Union Mutual Life. . 2,188,429
Hartford Live SW* 600,000
Capital represented:— •••••.$12,374,147.
Losses promptly and liberally settled.' Office open
froni 7.80 A. M. to 9 P. M., or risks 'made binding by
James W. Grant; Solicitor, at the American Eloise.
The above comprise some of the oldest, heaviest
and most reliable companies in America. . •
The Attie incorporated in 1819, paid losses In 47
years of over $19,000,000, while, the Phrenix has
the largest surplus over and above its apital stock and
reinsurance ofany Compay in Mulford, '
June 8, : •• - . . 83 ly -
THE PENN NDUTIIAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
921 CRESTRIir STREET, BRI,CiIi..TEIfTH,
ACCLAIIILITF.I) CAPITAL $1,700,000.
After paying loom to the amount of $9617,837. •
OIkECRICIeIt - rEEPETIIIAI...
All theemrplns divided arneunret the policy holders
ee every N THE C year. TH
ITY Olt E ONLYSTA TRULY MUTUAL COMPA
TIC.
• JOS. H. RICHARDS, Agent, Minereville.
'B7. . • 14-Cm. -
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Lis INSUF,AIIOE:,
The Girard Life Insuranc% Arinuity and Trust -
•puny of - Philadelphia. Office, No. 408 Chestnut
the that door East of the Cadent House: ' '
- CAPITAL—S3OO,IIOO—CHARTER PERPETII
Continue to make insurances on lives on , the ni t -far.'
vorable terms. • . , ' • • - ,
The capital being paid up and invested , togeth er with ,
alee and constantly increasing reserved ' fund, offers
ect security to the In ti aced.. • .
- e premiums may. be paid yearly, half-yearly or
• The company add a soma..periodiade to the meat
ranee for life. The first bonba, appro ated in Decem-,
her,lB% the second bonne in Decem , 1849, and the
. thirdhcsine in December, 1854, which additions mare
--an average of morethan 60 per cent. upon the premi.i
aloe paid; Withentincreasing the annual 'madam...
• Thinnest Ridgway, John A: Brown.
• Robert Pearsall,.John R. Latimer,
. • Thomas I': Jami, .". John R. Black, • '
• • Frederick Brown, John C. Mitchell,
.. George Taber; Maim Barton, '
_ Henry G. Freeman, - Beth J. Corny,.
Pennines conteining table of tatee ana explanations,
forin of application and farther information can be had
et the office. • THOMAS RIDGWAY, Pteeident.
lonerF[jsmea, ketnarf; _ • - •
A..d se stssnssio?Pnitsvi ll e. Asset Sw this County.
EW BOOKS 'ON IRON.
MON MANCIPACTUBZEL—FairbaIm.
At B ANNAN & V'S- BeokstAire.
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GOVERNMENT STAKE AGENOM • -
TAMEN A. INNEN, Esq., Collector - of, this
O. District, having relinquished. the sale of Stamps;
and turned hie whole. Mock- over to ne. we will here
after furnish all kinds of Government Stamps in gams
to suit purchasers. We will always keep* full supply
on hand. . Persons in the District selling Stamps will
he tarnished at the usual discount • , -
NEW BOOKS
.1 ! : ''NEW BOOKS
THE OPEN POLAR SHAS.—Dr.Esm
• Brery person who has read Dr. Hamaisia
rations, or has a copy of it in his Library. should ,
'read and own this intereatkg book. _ . „
TERM TEARS - HZ FRS D. HOSITI'AL/3.—By a
lady well - known - Intl& community. • .It la an intereet-
Ing recoid of Hespital Work: • , •
' THE RICH 110EBASID.—Ridde4
A.TALB OP TWO crrces—The t.tdrd cif PeteisaWs
popular edition of Dicker's. Wcrrks.
JTTDTBECIMMTED AND NOB SALE AT
BAMi'AI . do:ILAMWIt 9 S - 1141,slistere.
ASHLAND -PLANING MILLi: .
JNO wzionyFIKAN sadsa4ip s . 7,
•• to auundoctate, U diesP 'acau •
window.. .1,
Ithmine
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• alarm .r tal'aeseillitimaP•
mita
tadostes. gram.
1 1100 Bolin% ?bulk, /1414 •
totitc4r tot t o g ot
-Ast2o,
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Office,- otbMlNu
Doge& Juti: EATIVO2III. -
Ift..tialphist, Watt'Semi
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sae sofiTh mom) mum,
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P 11:?.-Wititilsratistteilliiit'atirvillibia is to tike
la=rtiVellital IMO* 1110 SOK • - 14 Z.
$500,000
JtRY - Oft DEATH.
~..8 4 V981.4 4 13 S
a,20%432314
.•$4,478.100
1,426,000
Of Philadelphiti,
EMCE:=I
MANUAL OF
lbe tartutt
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GOOD BUTTER.
If yop fall to nil your butter at the highest
market price, you maybe .certain that it, is
not of the best quality, and , that the fault is
all in the making. There are s few simple
rules, which, if_ followed strictly, will insure
good, batter and fair prlces,--the first, and must
important of which is perfect cleanliness- in
every stage of the-process of making. Wiih
out this, all other conditions will be fulfilled
in vain.
1. Your milk pails, pans, cream pot and
churn, must be washed perfectly clean every .
time they are emptied, and then - thoroughly
rinsed in boiling kcit water, wiped with a clean
towel and dried in the sun and fresh air.
2. Before milking, brush the cow's bss; tp.
fore you set the pale under, and .get ti the
-loose, fine hairs, which will otherwise fail ;U-
V) the milk.; and if the teats or beg are dirt',
.wash them clean with cold water;
3. Set your milk in; a cool, airy place,-where
it will be secure from smoke, soot, E.511C8,
dust and flies, and take off the cream before
it turns to clabber. To get all:the cream b., ; .
fore the milk turns, it is an* eFellent plan to
set the pada Into kettles over the fire'N't WI a
little water in them, and heat the milk nearly
to the boiling point, and stir it before strain
ing. By this means you will get all the cream
in twelve hours, perfectly sweet and free frora
lumps of clabber.
4. Every time you add fresh cream to the
churning, stir the whole well together, and
keep the cream excluded from all manner ot
dirt and foul or hot air.
6. When churned, work the buttermilk thor.
oughly out of it. To do this, sonic work it la
cold water, believing that requires less ma
nipulation to accomplish It, add results in less
Injury to the grain or the butter, which is hi
jured by excessive working; but if water is
used, care must be taken to work that out; or•
it will be as the in its effect upon
the butter. cure rock salt, if ground flue, is
as much better for butter as it is for pprk in
the coarse state. Salt freely, but not eXCC-E
-ively. Butter that is too, fresh is insipid,
however perfect it may be in other respects.
6. Pack closely in perfectly tight, elezia
crocks or tubs, scalding them thoroughly just
before they are brought into use,"and keep
the buttercovered with, a strong brine of rock
These rules - faithfully followed will"can=e
your butter to be sought after:at the hi - 411 est
prices. But if, on the contrary, you wa",ll
your milk things In tepid, greasy dish water,
wipe them with a - greasy dish cloth, anti set
them for use without scalding—lf you let al
the hairs, and dirt go in that will in milking,
strain through something - that has holes as
large as your finger, set your: milk where
your bacou should be, and where it will
catch all manner of dirt,•and let it etaud..till
it will stand alone taking off the: cream—y6a
need not wonder nobody that wants to buy
your butter.—Wo FARMER.
THINNING Faun CRGPS.—We once heard a
successful raiser and marketer of peaches say
that by thinning the crop to about one-third.
or one-fourth its ordinary numbers on loaded
trees, he was able to obtain as many
bushels as before, on account of the increased
size, and to obtain triple price. During an
abundant nation, his neighbors, who neglect.
ed thinning, found it difficult to get lilty
cents per bushel, while he sold all his readily
at a dollar and a - half. All trees . that over
bear and all that have defective fruit, .eitlicr
from the attacks of insects, or otherwise, wiil
be much improved in the quality of, their
crops by timely thinning—remembering al
ways to pick off' the poorest
.specimens
leave the best. Even the apple crop, whiLlt
is cheaper and more abundant than must
others, should not be neglected. If any i.ne
who doubts will remember fora moment that
an overloaded tree has to. be, finally picked
by hand, he will seethe propriety of doing a
part of his picking so early in the season that
the portion left may be improved by the op.:.
ration.
Suppose, for example, that a tree has at
the present moment three thciusand groa leg
apples, upon it, and that two thousand are
small or scabby, 'or infested with the apple
worm or stung by the curculio.. allows -
these three thousand all to grow, they will
crowd each other, snd none of them will be
large and fine flavored. But, If suffered to
remain, they must all be finally hand picked,
and carefully let down• and carried iu bhh
kets. Now, instead of this laboriOus proceis,
let the 'owners pick off two thousand poor
ones, which, requiring no care to keep from
bruising, may be done with great rapidity.
The remaining thousand, which will then
have a chance to swell up in size and become
perfect in flavor, may be gathered when ma
ture with far less trouble than the original
three thousand. Let the experiment be made
now in BeRSOD.-- - COTINTRT GENTLE!LAN.
How To. Russ Pf.trsts.—Many people, in
fact most people, think - it a very difficult
matter to raise plums. 'As usually cultivated,
it Is of little use, to plant plum trees. The
young plums all fall a prey to the curculio.
This is the experience of all who plant a
few trees. And but few persons plant more
than five or six or eight or :ten trees—they
think these will afford enough fruit for the
family. But the family never see any of the
ripe plums.. The cumuli° wants all these few
trees produce:
Now there is a secret about plum raising.
We have discovered it in traveling over the
country. We never visited a large plum or- •
chard in all our life that we did not fled plen
ty of fruit. And we never visited any place
with only eight or ten trees and found, a good
crop of this fruit. Now these facts set us to
thinking, and the result of our thoughts is this ;
that it is'very easy to have all the plums yon
want to eat and sell. The secret connected
with plum raising is to plant plenty of trees,
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so as to give fruit to the cumuli° and to your
self also. -If, youwill plant fifty or a hundred
or two hunched trees, you will have fruit
enough for everybody. Every such orchard
that we even visited had plenty of ripe fruit.
Some (Wert complained that the cumuli° did
not thin out the fruit enough—that the - trees
were overloaded. -
So we say to our readers, if you plant
plums at all, plant fifty or one hundred trees,-
then yon will bemire to have all the fruit 3,•tat
want.. It sells for five to ten dollars a bushel
in 13f. LOUIS market, and is one of the most
profitable crops raised.—ltuitit WORLD.
INDIAN Fur= Pres.—Use for fruit in sum
mer, straWberries, currants, goosekerries, and
all
_other good berries, cherries, apple=,peaches and pears ; and in winter, rai,ins,
currants,• citrone, prunes and dried berries.
Make a crust half meal and half flour--that
makes it short enough with6ut lard or butter,
a great saving when one is thirty and other
seventy five cents per pound.
The pie dishes being lined with crust, bard
the ming material made up in this manner:
dciod new milk, so sweetened" that the acid
fruit will not curdle it—say two qUarts for :en
familypies. The milk is'thickened first
scalded yellow meal to the con:Sion:icy of
pretty thick - gruel, the pie-dishes or pans ars
about•half filled with this mush and what-
ever fruit to be used is then laid into it, nesr
lyBlling thepahs, the whole covered with s .
Pretty thick crust, and baked- as any other
'pie. In cold weather it may be well to mix
mince meat with the batter, Instead of fruit,
making capital Indian mince pie. -
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LICWID . RAIIIIRE SOR AVM Taaas.—M. da
Thier recommends liquid manure to be ap
plied three or four times during the summer,
over the whole extent of surface that do
roots of fruit trees inay be presumed to occu
py. He advises the surface soil to be reinor•
ed a few inches deep.before the application ,
and replai:ed'afterward, or some raulcbiig in
its place. He gives four kinds of liquid !Cs.
nure, either of which may be used, finit,
guano mixed with eight times its bulk of ws
ter. Second, . 011-cske, finely bruised. oa
mixed with six times its bulk of water.
excxentWititibs matter mixed with Nr
ter, and rendered inodorous by mixing t5 O ,
poundi of green copperas with twenty-tw o
gallons of-the liquid. Fourth, urine mixed
with four times its quantity of water. -
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Qutax Glnioss BEEE.—To a pail of i'stet'
add two ounces of ginger, one pint of molsi•
sea, and a gill .of good yeast. In two hool
it is fit to use. - -
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.LExos Etzaw--. 4 •T0 is gallon of 'water add a
a l * ielFiont gllKP3l2ful of ginger, a half PO
and Infra cough to make it swedi