eitit and ` , J; 'fluor.
•.P.SILLIPS' Fran B.ABY.
grs. Phillips was ori the very pinnacle of. relict
ty.- 'l3ba was the mother of a baby that weighed
eleven Ovule.
" air. Phillips bid fair fo lose hie mind entirely.
11s &Awed and sang, and fired gime from the top
of hit onm house; whistled Yankee Doodle while
eating his breakfast, and wrong the necks of
Towle on the place to make a chickeri Pie for.the
'celebration.
-:.This worthy couple haribeen married ten years,
and this'' Was their first People• had to'
larigh.st them ten, caste on tienourit of their hick:
people who were Overrun, with children, and whoee,
twee were made miserable bylhe scolding' and
spankings they found, it necessary to inflict on.
their.wretched little olive plants. • 1 - '
Now, Mrs. PhillieS said, she gnessed they would
laugh 'out of the other side: - There had never :
been enlarge' a baby born in Smithfield before.
Mrs. Jones!, only weighed nine pounds, and had
it pug - nose ',Mrs. Saeiyere was red haired and
had a. mole on his right.foot—a sure sign that:it
would, come to a bad end—and only weighed
seven pounds and fourteen ounces! She guessed'
'peoplehad' better look at home before they
laughed. • . •
Baby proved to be a Tartar. He had a temper
like a windmill, and seemed detennined to de.:
selep his feet anttlenge to the utmost while he
had leisure, for he acreamed and kicked twenty:-
three out of the twenty-four home.
But his mother declared be was an angel. . We
Sever can imagine an ang e l with puffy red cheeks,
heels-elevated in the air, secking•a 'sugar teat;
and being bounced about in a pillow cradletotte
toe of "High diddle dee !" lint then our irtmginae
Dania not by spy means so vivid as it might be.
From Aim hour in which he was born,Le was
' the Autocrat of the household; everything had
to bow to his nod. • .
The seellery door creaked ; it eras taken ofl,-the
hinges, and the' servant was in'the•deaft all the
time because ehe might disturb the baby. For .
the mane reason the ceffeetinfli was moved into ,
the woodshed, the dishes must be washed out of
doers—the clatter of the plates made baby scream;
the washing was done is the barn ; all the clocks
in the house - tiere stopped ; the deg was muzzled,
and the cat choked—all from the fear of disturh-:
ink the baby.
'Mr. Phillips paid a, blacksmith who was located
Sithin a quarter pf a Mile, one inindred dollars
to move his shop, and Biddy was moved to the
cock loft of the wood abed on acciiiint of anoiini.
The child's diseases were legion. It was a son
der it could draw it breath mith so many terrible
allnienta clinging to it-. Mud. Phillips ciao con
tinually watching for some new demonstratipn.
"Charieel". she cried, waking her husband from
Member one cold winter night, "it seems to me
•
that baby does not breathe just right. " •
Mr. Phillips sprang"out and listened.—" Good
gracious, he's got the enuftles, ain't he l"
"Oh;tear, what shall we do if baby is going to
• besick ?". • _. . •
Mr. P hillips got a'. light, and the anxious pa
rents brongtitit to bear on the face of the child.
"Oh; hea v ens!" cried hie motheri,"his face is
actually purple! he's going to have the:Scarlet
javer. See that red spot on his elbow." •.. '
"It may' be where. he's laid on it," remarked
Mr. Phillips.
"Laid. on it, eh! you unfeeling man, you un
natural father ! And there it's encking its thumb;
Dve nown from the first it • would nOttive ;it
Sucked 'te thumb'so mach." -'•
"See to me I've beard my mothet say it was ,
the sign of a healthy child to suck its thumb, but
1 won't be certain.' Any way, its a good sign or
bad one, I forget which."
"Bun; Charles, for a doctor! Its going. to die—'
I know' it is ! Oh, dOn't stop to dress—dorit. It
• may die while you are waiting.' Call for .Granny
Batei,.-and tell her to bring some .catnip, some
• esffron, and peppermint - tell her to bring . all the
herbs she's got! and. do hurry. Charles, do!
Mercy on us! it's sucitieg both thumbs now—
Charles, run!"
Mr. Phillips caught up the fir4it, articles of
. clothing he could Tay hands' on, which proved to
be his wife's embroidered petticoat; bet he was
in too much baste, and altogether too much es
cited to notice dress particelarly. He flung the
garment over his head, and tied it around his ,
waist--aliPped en his shoes and plunged into the
keen air. The Doctor was asleep, and did not
care abont turning out; butbeing told that it was'
a case'of life and death, he yielded at once.
Mr. Phillips - left him dressing, and sped to the
• residence of Granny Bates. The old lady was wise,
but she was very enperstitious and believed in
..warnings and apparitions. Phillips gave a-thun
dering rap at her door, and directly a night cap . -
pad head appeared at the'upper window.
"What do you want at this time of night, and
•
who be ye!" said'a cracked 'mice-.. •
, Phillips stepped out and stood plainly revealed
• by the light of a dim moon. .
"Good gracious, massy !" cried the old woman,
"it's got a scolloped petticost, on( Land; I didn't
think they'd spend their time on such vanities as
that are I"
‘`'lt's a dying!" exclaimed Phillips,
doWn quick!"
"Not I 1 I ain't in green as to trust my old
body to a supernatural ghost!" and - down went
'the window with a bang. Pitillips pounded at
the door until he was tired, _and then made tracks
" for his home. • •
, Dr. Gray had jnst 51 . N ., Phillips was
preps.: ing to go into hysteric 4 ae , soon as she
hewed hie opinion.
ilaby win tuficii worse: it was-not only sucking
,its thrnle, but wiggled it:!..toes: it could not
continue long: . • ;
Tbe doctor, Nsith a grave flee; enterea thasieir
• room. Biddy rubbed her miatress ,
camphor.
- Mr. Phillips stood by, iripitg eyes eilh the
drapery of hi scauty 'attire".
"Oh dokor ! doctor! will it die Only cave it
dletor. arid yru may Jake all . I have, cried Mrs: ,
wringing her hands "11l get lown'on
my knees to yon, and thank Yon forevei."
''Seep your sitting, warm, el) your Pitting, , '
nlCilthe doctor, - taking a, large pinch of stand. •
"Don't kikp me in, stn. - pi-use! Only look at its
precious 'little arm! What is it t For the love-of
heayeu tell tne—let meknow the worst!" •
"Well, warm, il' I eneak out: you promise not to
blame me ?" asked the doctor-gravely. . •
"No, no?"
"Marna," said he, with his long face still there
faarfnlly elongated, "it's ray cpinion as a man
and a physician, that the child has been bitten by
four,beti bags, or else he has been bitten in four
places by one insect of that description."
- "Dr:Gray," cried tho father, "do you meau.to
insult utir'
means, sir ; I repeat, sir, that I think—'_
. "No,' you don't!" cried Mrs. P. • `lts enough to
insioutie that I have bed bugs., to say notbingof
the libel on that little angeLeherub. Get Oat of
this house this minute, you mean, cheating, is
salting old vagabond 1" and seizing the butter
ladle from the table, where Biddy had laid it full
of hot pepper tea, she thing it at him, The_ doc
tor knew enough about women to realizethat in
Medley safety, and with a hasty bow he backed
off the step and started for his gig: The ground
was inclined, and quite icy. Hie heels flew np,
'hie head went down, and his whole body . spun
clown the hill like a steel shod cutter. Mrs. T.
.nothing daunted, rushed after him, and shared
the same fate. The two brought up together at
Alt, foot of the hill; in a Watering trough, brit no
_ Words of aympathy• were exchanged. The doe..
for got up as quick as • he could and galloped
• -home, and Mrs. Phillips followed his example.
The baby lived and throve. As it grew older,
its dictatorship grow more and more abeedute:
. Phillips was down .on all fours the greater. pelt
of Lis time, that the baby
,might ride on his back ;
and Mm. Phillip& went without crinoline, and left
her arms bare in the coldest weather because the
steel springs in her dress .eleeves.hurt the-baby.
Baby made a complete , wreck of all the crockery
"in the house—pounded it with a hammer; he
kicked his heels thrOugh the looking glasses. and
acre the inwardi out of pa's_ gold watch, wamo
tested. Itpleased the deary, *eery, seary baby,
- his mother saidthe little 'malty, sugar Tilummy
_baby.
One day, whert . the wonderful baby was a year
old„ . the village inhabitants were tlartleil by. the
disheveled apparition of 3lrs. Phillips=bare head
ed, and wearing a wild expression of oonnteindoe
—hurrying at a frantic rate to the joiner's shop,
where her husband worked, and instantly Disap
pearing, followed by Mr. Phillips at a dog trot. .
Old Squire Smith saw.them, and being a MELD
Who lived in constant dread of lire, he thought it
'meet be the rmidenee of Mr. Phillips •in
thanes. The old gentleman was perfectly insane
on the subject of conflagration, and at the top of
. his. hangs raised the cry :
• "Fire fire I fire !" .
•'Where? where cried a scoke of voices
"Charles Phillips' 11011.;e: . said the old gentle
man.
The fire company gathered, got out the engine,
and ran vith all speed to the fatal horuse. But
to.theif enpreme astonishment they did not ae
ranch as smell a puff of awoke in the region.
Theihead fireman, who wassoniething of a wag,
knocked at the door.. Hrs. nullips appeared. al>.
sedately radiant.
"Is this the home, allow me to inquire, ma'am ,
that were expected to squirt on ?" said the fire-
•'I do not understand you," said Dirs. P.„, "but
baby walked two steps—two steps on his milled,
alone !"
"Sold! by Jupiter 1" cried the fireman; and,
new bops, here's three tunes three -to the baby
Agit walked two step!! Hearty, Men !"
• `llodlibey gave three cheere—drank a barrel of
'alder width Mi. , Fhliliperolled out, and then re 7
t*ed ' " - • -
•
• -
.-60IIGLAS Jzattom-felleitOnily said that-the;
VIM latighe with-Letveete when it is fielded
lamillioe: 'The' following hi the mare Ritetieilledd
SiontiOnien'inethod.Of illastritthg the same idea:i
;71tatfi.,§ 1 . 1 . 11 41 , 3 4 0 1 3 . Tce' ,ll 3 lilEteA4e' t
onam.grow so. feat ;when you put the manure -on;
it r hardly.' - "Noir; Jost tell'
•yei: - "Mm do Corn hegine to smell de manure, it
-destine delgorie77 - #.hlyr,i9.;.tit_oftl+9
spd allitgiiiiiiiglizeposailile so aa not to breathe
, A , Glinsouluremarkedi that owed
ye - n jo a. sharp tomarme ,
mak zettlag more
"Teif,retiliedlantellatabisf
litcffi~,eteV"he"4"'"ficbo
Of' on,"thenite
A PASet'aikb
Ar*Airil pow : - be l it OA* ktget
* M. - -
MISCELLANEOUS.
RESTORE YOUR; SIGHTI
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Tv - TETrt - kzcs
... - .. 1". S .it CO . 1 S•
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if • PATENT.OORNEA. HESTORERBY
Or, RESTORE:HP.OF THE EYESIGHT.
i.Aey will Restore /mpaired Sight,. and Pieserre
itlo the Later! Periodof Life. . • . •
. .
. SPECTA CLES HEMMED trEarl& ~ - .. ,
• - -..-.4;..: / • • The most eminen t
f ! lane. f - )ezitata. Divines. ,and
/
• ' '-* `--- - .4, the coati przadnent -teen of ,
•- '' - Nit oar coantry. rocononend the ~
4,\ Pr
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. --,... '''' •. v Safi ferTreetTepie. er.Per Or -.
Incer-Sighlsdnees, .- or:- every •
wlv;P, wears Vi .
. -7 =Ota ige annum , of Vis.
lon e or /31urring; Overworked
•
Eyes; ..tathectopia. or Weak
- nes ;., - ..Eplphora, •or Water, •
'Eyes ; Pain to the Eyeball
AXILILLTOChI, or ' °bating,' ca
Melon; Pbotophobia, -or In.
tolerance of-Light ;Weal:num .
of tbeltitirmandOpttc Nene;
Miodesopta; 'or Specks -' or • ,
Moving bodies before ' the
Eye. ; Ophiluarda, orbstkam%
matt= of the: Eje - end Eye... -
-lids ; Catered:Pres Benno.
LE11 , 6 04, 4 . 1r. Partial ", B li ndness
or :
' the - 14iball, end ,
In7Wect Melon ham the ;
.efecta of Intheaqattlao„ fcc. . .
The, timed .br way hete with& certainty
of 1130Clib.. 'without the last fear of Injury to
the eye. Mote than 5,0 W certthretes of .earessre
exhibited at car office. core guarattetti in every
ewe when applied warding. to the directione;
i ne k 4e g in each bar: Or thermoney.will be re
funded.. Writejtv a Cfradar—wet ` a 4 •
.Addrase, Dr. J. STEPHENS ft CO.. calieht
• . ,(P. 0: Box 9267
•
For sale at Rushton'iNatallp DM' More. No,
lir Astor aortae. 'coiner of Earcla7 street 'and
Enn4wa7, Newyork.,_ .
.• • •
•
.•stg- Da J. RrErnatss Co. ' have invented
and patented a MYOPIA
'or CORNEA *FLAT-
TENER. Zor•tlua cure.ot• NTABTSWITTERNERS.
which I:as — proved' & great success.' .Write for a •
Nov 24 . ... • •
• •
HARRIS - BRO - TWE - .R-S -- , --
CIVIL ENGINEE.ItS •
Attend .to Mining, Engineering, Railro s id Location
and Conictrnstion, Topographical Surveying, ,and aA
other work in the line of their profession. :
Orrics —LOWER'S BUILDING.
21", '67
:REV
.PLEASANTB,
HE
print, AND XINING ENGTEDDR,
Itivecta Colticries,7md exemhtes "Xmas] Land P..-
Ornoz--Banuan s iCCea tr4e
opposite Episcopal Chstesh.- 'May ,G5-48r
_
Tosigp W w. . .
--- • Civil and .
POTTSVILLE; PA, Orriar..l4.Lugales Bultiono
Aug 31, ' 67. . . OS.
SIIIEAFER. late
P• of the Pemasylvania State Geological Satvey,,xo
plorea lands, mines, • - . j
October 11, 155 • . 41-if
VIRANK -CART - Ell4 Beal Estate Agent,
K. MA TrA NOY CITY, Schuylkill County, Pa. •
Prletter . _ ._
ALitireaa--"Mahartoy City P. 0." ,
x = 413% .6 . 1. • . mu , •
.
G.ENCllr..—Nre'r tie Parchase wad Male'
ti .of Real . Estate; baying and selling Coals taking
charge of Coal Lens* Mines, Az-, and collecting rents.
Office Mabantango Street, Pottsville. •
April 6,14 14-] - • CHAS.: M. EMU
`AT • B. 8171.0P15,
" •
CIVIL AND -MINING ENGINEER. :
Oalce—BuimPs Building, Iffahluttosigli
. Sweet,. Petarville. • •.
LEIIIIRIES
A WATCHES, •
(=mit,
and JEWELRY,
arm rinds of Itnaical Lug:run:lents, Violin String!,
Baas Vjol Strings; Guitar and Banjo Strings, constantly
on hand. • dazi so., GT *64.-15
N EW 6E9IE. S A T N OR ID E . ; STATI°NERT
The nndersigned are now prepared to Ihrnish a fine
assortment of Tooke and drat dame Stationery; at their
New Store 'on Centre . Street, fonr doors beloW the
Episcopal Church. printing, Binding and Stamping to
•
Music •
• „ Perfumery, , •
Fancy soaps. . •
School. Hooks.
Tay Hooks
, . age.. &c.,
Weil promptly attended to. Give tus a call.
BOBBYSHELL & BROTHiIIt.
0. C. BOBBYZIECLI.
16-tf
C. A. Btiezrarna.L.
Pottsville, April 42. '66
LUMBER 1 LITIEBERI LUMBER I.
To Csirpenters, Builder", and sill using
-or Healing in Lumber.
•
The undersigned desire& to' inform the public tha
be has always on band, at his extensive yard on
COAL MT., nenr IFIMILROAD-,IDEPOT,
a large assortment of all Icindi or.TMame, Sill and
other Lumber. As he has his own Timber Land with
-Steam Saw-milli capable of sawing from thiee to four
hundred thousand feet per month,.he Is able to offer
. .
. . . . .
- - LARGE ADVANTAGES" .. • .
.- • .
to those mini or dealing M. Lumber. 'keying a larie
quantity of very long and heavy timber; especial at
tention will be paid to Breaker and Mining bills."
• ' Apply, or address, • - • , ..:- , .
. .. . SILAS BALL, Pottsville,
Y...aDon Coal street, near the Railway Depot.]
Miu.s—At Girard Manor, Catawissa-Railroad.
Feb 23, .61 -
NEW STEAM SAUSAGE MACHINE.
JACOB ULMER, Butcher,
No.- 301 Oentre Street, POTTSVILLE
[Orro evils 751 E OLD Tows HALLO
•
liethrns Manta to hta numenias.cnstomers for their lib
eral patronage in the past,' and solicits a continuance
of the smite.
He has enlarged his operations by the introduction
into his business of a new utemn• sausage machine.—
He will continue, to keep on hand the best quality of -
Meat, Ham. Sansa.gea, • &c. • ' .
As his facilitim for making, sausage are ranch in
creased by the use 'of the steam - mactiine, lie is pre
pared to make , sausage to • order, promptly and expe
ditiously.
ilb dealers who purchase sausage by wholesale,
liberal discount will be made. -
Pottsville, July 27, ?SI •
DR, W. K. LIIEAWEAVER,.
• .*jai= --
DENTIST, foal .
graduate of Pennaylvanis College of Deotid si t i g ery.)
ROOMS ;—"larket liireet above Third.
liltrons Oryde Gas, • Ether and Chloroform admin
istered when d(*lred. April 806T-14.1y •
I. BOYER; • • - • • •
WHOl:ltsma - .%.Z.l) RETAIL DEALER IN
TOBACCO, PIPES . AIIc..IgEOARS,
Center SG, :Opposite the Town Hall,
POTTRVILLIC, PA.
12IXEM
REMOVAL..
. TUE OFSINE4B OF •
CUSTAV
TOBACCONIST. •
••• • BAB fl EZMWTXT TO
. •
. AV HA LL
CENTRE STREET, . POTTSVILLE;
. . .
Where the tame Will be enodncted in frame noler..the
Arm of
ORA& WOLTJEN•dv 'BROTHER.
Pottnwille, - June 1,47 .• ' • 2:4-17 .
. . DTL, G. fi.„lpi*E, • :
Teacher of French and German Languages.
Power of Attorney, Money, Drafts, and all
- other Orders to Europe attended to.
Life Insurance Effected with the U. S. L
Insurance Oompany.
Passage• Agency to Gertnany, Prance and
England. ••
March 23, 'G
IMPORTANT T 4 1101*KgPER8
SOLOMON HOOVER
Nos. 285 and 287 Be;cond Sweet,
'POTTSVILLE, •
Respectfully announce; tothe nubllc that he has now
On hand the largest and best assortment of household
furnishing goods ever offered in . this r egi on, which he
Is selling at greatly. reduced prices. Those .wistdng
goods in his Une would 'do well to: call and see: his
stock befike purchasing elsewhere. Rs feels conB4
dent that it cannot 'be • stopassed to cheapness - and.
quality. His stock • consist' of . Kitchen
Ranges, Heaters,Cooking: Parlor and Hall .
'Stoves of alikuids and sizes, Tin,
Erne, Britannia, Ulan& Japanese . and Wood- I
en and Willow Wares, Brooms, Brueh e k
Sieves for Coal sad Flom. Coffee . Mills, tDiveis and
Forks, Spoons, French Ware, Waterßasket& 'stn'
Bates, Refrigerators, Fruit
Nails, Coal Shovels, Picks, garden 'Coal rl[o4l, Tete.
Scales, Coal . Ott Lamp:„ . Rmiging, Ede - And — Stand.
Lamps, Lanterns, and many other articles too anmerl .
ors to mention..'. • . '
.
TM Roofing,
.Elpoutlng.. sad. all kinds of Job ,work
executed to order. Old Stoves repaired: . amirepsize
furnished. Old Stoves Wren in exchange for new ones.,
He also sells Doty% Clothes Washer, • using boiling
hot suds. It saves three-fourthe in labor and-.takes
out all the dirt. No sore hands, no forted air, and no
ury to the clothes. . • , .• , .
• Ho also sells the Universal Cloihes . Wringer with 'cog
wheels. It wrings clothes almost dry without - injury
to the moat delicate-garments, and never gets tired or
out of order. . The R•ringer is so well known and' so,
unanimously acknowledged .to be the bent. Hurl rec
ommendations are not quoted,.. • : .
'6l .
Ite. Read This I.=*l
. J. R. TROXELL'S
CHEAP oKiN4, OARS, An
°ROOKERY . STORE,.
Centre
Centre Street, Oppoeite Mortimer Renee
POTTSVTT
The admin. ot Pottsville and neighboring towns
villages and hamlets; one and all, are invited to call
and examine my stock of ware' before buying else.'
as lam not to be. undersold, and can furnish
Hoesepers with every article they wart in my line
of badness. In the stock of
•
- 4 French . ' China an ;
will be found Tea Setts, Dlnnec Bette, ion Calm. ißaskels, Watch Mew, Begar Hol Match Safely,
Motto Nags, Motto Care and Saucers, Vases; Co - km:cow
China Bette' For Children, and a iplainri/,lariety of Toya,. i
Glass Ware.,
Choicest„ -- Jame, Wiens; wWWw-oraibous *ad,
Bar Tumblers, Cbampagne and
.Wlneal*wftchle - end .
Bea ellasseN Ihmaiteee, ter iralAtter. _ tOob.
lets; Plates, Cesfor Botlegi, Pitchers and Cei-
Wier, Beaar:Birwia l ßpoonHoldera, Syrup Cans,
Bowls, " Frun 'Jerk Cake Stands, Kerosene' Leaps . of
. 0 7MetiftleNRWINelds Pal4Witcks,
ctockeir
Aha aasixtmes IRON- STON4
remit pattbne; tale ofreindie pied; to suit the pub-
A large arcaf_nt Ware, lOW
keli_lll./°w.
* - 1014 140' hela r are — •- •
• rualuat Mame, Pia Dishes. Callanakse. Milk Panso
l'Atcheni. MA: Pots. Brasier: 20%. Milk ,
1J8: Het fiette:tlittorkEllopJatt
sad Poet Batbs; -Quad and PintPlase reoptoi4 dr, ,
atjarrisit Jars. or onny disceiptkix4 • t
EksmisirttßitiPriedh,
van aiik no.
.a; . TRoiarw
awn i‘ lac x
;:r1"- HE AT= E RSI' J 0 IT - 11 - -N , Ajl;; 00 TO B EIRT -6; A 8:6 7
EDFUTIONAL;j:
• .
OtASSICA - 1: - .INTITUTE, - ;
descriedmr 't o :PrePati young then and-.boss for, (34;1.
.I=l3rildneea atui.Mtieltixig. /School Sqent. 'Por
Reir:;3l.- Priviei
.Jl2ll 47, . _ • Colcunbia,rn. ;
Iff D ,11.& L
MORAVIAN SEMINARY. TOR -YOUNG: .
."_
AT LITTi, TAIIICAOTE It CO, PENNA.,
(FqIINDED SEE, r 94.)
Airord..4.4o=LNiiitueir for thc6.40 ' .1 =out-
The 74111 Anneal eau ewes,
THESdiri August 2011i 5 ,1867.
For etteular&und Information spoly . to
REICIIIIIC, Principal.
C : 4,MMER;CI'AIi
xosnte.L C .11 0.0 L
LEBANON VALLEY - COLLE . GE: .
.
• A xormel caste wit I:4.organlied fu connecilon with
thiajnatitutlota, commenting on the lab of April, to
continne ten week A—to 'Jane 215 t...
A faculty of-seven .Teachers is employed.
Alto a fall Comtnetclal Coarse. _ -
• Ex:paten for NormaLetuirse,- - erelnalve - .01 books,
$l9. !SO. Cinninert.a" Conine less than nenal ratea.
Bend for Medals, addiesalng ,Pa • • '
Rev. T. IL VICKPPY. Prseidcmt. : .
A.i3nville, Lebanon Co.. . .
Dec ?s, - - • 1.7-ty
March . Bn,
. . [Chartered with ample powers.) - •
LEBA NON VALLEY COLL EG
second Collegiateyearwill commence
•
Ow Monday Augusall9, - 1887.
This Institution has been chartered-bythe
-tare of-the State-wittrfairralegiato lame* and the
following conrses of Study, in which It proposed to
gradnateStadents, have been ii *
dopted,..ela:.: ' • •
An Elementary Course fin Teachers,: • , (B. B.)
,• • A Scientitic Coarse, . . -..• • . , S
• AClaariCal trarse, • ' D.)
• - , A Biblical Course, . (B. T. S.)
The School.. is .intended.to. -supply a greet :Public
-want,n and Instmctiort is given in all borocrem of a com
mon, a liberal; or-an Ornamental education. There is
a primary or model school connected with the Inatitn
port, and also a' Commercial Coarse, so that Stadents
of any grade will be received and will be put Into suit
able .Classo. With anterior accommdations, drat-
clues Wiener!, 11 location-not excelled by any in aCCfff
sita. Ity,,and healthfulness, and lc the general morals of
{h9 community, we- - offerlo twist' s !and - guardians a
pleasant home, wheze , -their children and wards will be
properlycarcd for and will -be subjected to the best
For Emrdtwvliftashing, Light Fuel. and Val-,
lon, with fmnished - roora; for - Fall Term - of.
15 - weeks ' . • SRA 50
- Instrumudal !dusk • - ' • IS 00
Double Entry Boakaceeplug lm classes) 15 00
.Painting and .Fancy Work at natal rates.. '
-For catalogues and farther particulars,-addreee - • .
Rev. T.ll. VICEROY, A. RI., President.
. June 22, '67 " 254 - Annrip.e., T e ebanon Co.; Pa.
Acrost the Sierra Nevada&
THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
nre, WESTERNHALF 91' THE ,
Great NatiOnal Trunk Line across
the Continnt,
. .
Being constructed with the AID AND SUPERVISION
OF THE UNITED STATES' GOVERNMENT. 1.91113-
tined to be one of the MOP. ors.oterAme linos of comma-
Mention la Tim wouno ; as it is the sole' liuk between
the Pacific Coast-and the Great leterler Basin; over
which-Ike immense Oirerlaud travel must pas:Cann the.
Portion of the . Main *tenni
Line between the Two (kernels. I
ltaline extends from Sacramento, on the tidal 'waters
of the Fakir-, eastward .cteritss - the. richest and most;
Populous parts of California;Nevadwrind titah, cant*.
nous to all the great Mining. Regions of
.the Far West,
and will meet 'and connect with the roads now brilidthg
east of the 'Rocky Mountains.` About COO milea are
now ballt, equipped and in running operation to the,
aummitof the Sierra lfieUada. . Within a few days 43
milea, now grade& will be added, and 'the track camed
entirely across the mountains to a point in the Great
Salt Lake Valley, whence further • :progress.- will
be-casy and rapid.. Loa, materials and equipment are
ready at hand for 300 Mlles of road, . and,lo,ooo
men are employed ip theconstruction: •.• -
The local burliness upon the uomplated portion stir
passes all, previous estimate, The figures for the
ter ending August 31, are as fdllows in GOLD :
. Gabes. OPZEiTlLtifi' Nat -
ILLENLNOS, &alumna, • - BLENINGSI
57;486,379 04 856,54 S 47 1101,031 17
or at the rate of two - millions . per mama, of which
'more than three-fourths are net profit on less than 103
miles' worked. •This Is. upon .the actual, legitimate
traffic of the road, with its terminus in-the mountains,_
and with only the normal ratio pf. government ',trans.
portation, midis exclusive of the materials carried for
the further extension of the road. r • .. . • •
The Company's interest liabilities' during the same
period Wein less than *125.1: 1 00. - •
Acid. to this an. ever-rezpanding through trafile:. and
the • proportions of the future business- become im
mense. - .. ••
The
The Company are authorized to continue their line
eastward until it' shall meet and connect with the road*
now' building east of the _Rocky Mountain ...ranges..
Assuming that they will bultd"and control half the en
fire distance between San Francisco and the Silatinuri
River, as now seems probable, the :United States will
have invested in .the completion-of 865 milet 828,-
5914.00 i or at-the. average rate of $33,000 per
mile—not including an absolute grant of 10,000, 4 .
- 000-acres of the nubile land. - By becoming a joint.
' investor in the magnificent enterprise, and by waiving
Its first lien in faVor of rite First Mortgage Bondholders, -
Tile GENERAL GIOVERINAIENT, LS EFFECT, isvipuf THE 00=
OPERATION OF Pitii . ATE•CIASTAVETS.,..andItas carefully
guarded their interests against all ordthary•contin-:
The Company offer for sale, through ms, their ' • •
First Mortgage 'Thirty Year, Six per Cant,
.
. . .
Ocinpon Bends.. . •
PriisciPal and Interest payable in - Gold
iu New York city. They are In the -- sums of
$l,OOO each, with semi-anunal gold Coupons attached...
and are selling for the - preisent.at 93 per cent, and ac=
crued interest from July let added,, in currency, at
which rate they yield nearly • • .
• Nine per Cent. upon 'be' Investment. •
These. Bonds, authorized by Act of Congress, are is
sued only as the work progresties,• and to the: same
. amount only as the Bonds grantor' by the-Government;
said represent, in all man, the Finn Lunt tilmt a Com
pleted, equipped, anti productive railroad, - `7n which
have' been Invested Government subsidies,' shactesubL,
scriptions, donations, surplus eriznings, etc.; and which
worth more than three times' the amount 'of First
Mortgage Bonds which can be issued upon it.
The Central First Mortgage Bonds have all.
the assurances. (sanctions and guaranties of the Pacific'
Railroad Act of Congress, and have In addition several
noticeable adnanages over all other clasSos Of railroad
Foor.—They are the superior claim upon altogether
tlie Most vital and Wthisble portion of the through,
line' -
Br.•lND.—:Beside the. fullest benefit of the Government
subsidy, (which Is a sebordinate lien,) the toad
receives . the benefit :of large donations 'from Cali
..
tomtit. . • •
Tarato—Fully half the whole COPt of grading 800 miles
. •• . eastward of Nati Francisco is concentrated upon the
' iso miles now about completed; •
Forom—A local business already yielding three-fold
the annuel interest liabilities, with advantatteons
• • ratesintyable in coin. ' • " • •
Fora—The principal as - well 'as the interest ,of Its
'Bonds being payable in coin,. upon a legally bind.
• ing agreement.••
.• • • •
Having ,carefully investigated thff rem:ire:ay' • and
prospects of. the road, and the management-of' the
Company's affairs, we'cordially recommetd these
Bonds to Trustees, Executors, Institntimis; and others
• as an eminently sound, reliable and ;enumerative form
of pendanent investment. • •". '- • •• • •
Conversions of Governuurnt Securitiei .
CIENTRAB PACIFIC • FIRST MOBTCAGE. BONDS
now Er.Auze roe ruc ooLnius room •• • -
TWELVE To EIGiITE EN PKR CPIT.ADVANTAGE,
WM THE BANC 17,..fiE OP • :
. . .
The foll Owing are the ciurent.rates (September 9th);
subject. of coarse, to aligtd:vatiltions from day-to day..
We receive in'extbange:
. .
U. S. Sixes, 1561,' coupon, andpaldlfrerence....l6B.-19 -
U. S. Five-Twenties, 1362, coupon,' •do '....18a.49-
U. S. Five-Twenties, IS64,.cOttpan; . .....;135.9g,
U. S. Five-T,iventles, 1865, coupon,: do
U. S. Five-Twenties, 1866.• (uew.himrpun,'do....l2o.99 .
-U. B...Five-Twenties; 1861, (new)i coupon, d0....120 99 -
U. S, Ten.Fortim; coePon.. and Psi defference.:..99.49
U. S. Seven-Thirties, (id deries), do . - do
U. S. Seven-Thirties. (3dearice), do' -
do. 122.19
,
needle by qßanks and Bankers - generally, of whom
descriptive Pazaptdetimsf !daps can be - obtained, and by
.rTsic- .4.:4Tqff,-
Bankers k Dealers In government. Securities,
FinanciialAkeirds of Cliff f..p„ir.:11.C0.,
Nalfsaii - St,./L I.
Alo by BOWEN
,tic FOX, Phiipida, - Pa:
24,116 . .84-3 m
THIO. F. PArtincsori. . JOHN .t..PA.TrARSON,
• .• • • ' '
.PATTERSON: BR OTHERS,
REAL ESTATE AGTS.;
OFFlCE—Thahniatongla (oppo,
elte Poet Office.) . - •
the sale and rent of Itotteee r Lote,- Farm and. Land
solfeltecL • • • •
Land interests loOked aftei and *ate
Kay 4:: !et - IS-1y •
CLARK.& B D L ,
• I'l2 ILDIESTNIUT sTuRET.
4 , : .„
IMPORTERS and DEALERS 'IN
Flue Watches, Diamonds,Jewel
ry, Silver dr Silver Plated Ware,
Pearl-dic Ivorrnandle Table
Cutlery, Clocks, ,
• _
FANCY GOODS; &C.,
An elegant assOrtment of new designs of silver:for
BRIDAL GIFTS.
I:kt. oth, '67, 40 Bm. *.
. .
I_TOLIDAIr PREmENTs. , —A elplendld
lection of Watches, • Gold and .
pat„Zogiiati and Swine maks, .RIBK•
• Dee la. • .riemtn. Rt.. Prv.lisonle.,
JABS! 'FRUIT JABS . . ,
• Beat In the marke t. Ghee, air=tight ,' and aelf-eeillng.
Shane, with corks; with and without rover. • Tamato
Jallitlasees and cum all sizes and kinds:
LAMP • OaIIiNEYS : only 6 'Ciento:
Choice cat Glass Wareand ennisi ly fine 'Coloene
Toilet Setts, suitable for Wedding --AWN a gen=
eral ISaortoacut of Crockery andGla_ re, at gre?ltly .
'reduced prizes; Just recebied by . ' •
- July 1S; .61'..53.tf J. R. TROMELL, 2156:Cestie St:
--- • .
. aR.Y.t.RtE..
...• .STEAM....I3IBOIJIT BAKEB,Y,
oetweeo Norwegian;),_
If'
- • .
413 PA . ;
- Mantitlichitira of all kind of
.CAKES ~ORAOKIIII%. .
With mina Bulados' ; Reg Biacdini, Soda Bisiadts, Sug
ar-Biscuits; Tmcdon • Water - Crackers, Hand do, Cot;
do.. Boston Ender Crickera,'' Oyster ,C.ackereanm-:
Idea ( Ginger Jambjea, sto u p. Ginger. Apes.
1181,101bLD13 Bturt) itrnuer BU 17 pleas-.
eal Ili taste and odor, free' him 'all laa)nrious proper
ti -
ed. uhl imiktediate ha its action.-
- . .
ENFZEBI.B.O4IND anuabiurs coNTrnnozra,
.of both mozok. :nee ..11elmbeld'i Extend, Bathe.it.
!gill give brbik.and energetic feelinge,:and enable yen;
A ..141. COML . ; VIINERS, - Itallroad and,Parnace
men, or my men at dangerous: wit, can . bare
Abe& Ityce instead-at the tats of -Se GO Ver Year 'au
$1,0:e30, a term of
.twenty yews, by adlensa tat: -
• _ Attorney at law and Insaninee A t.'
Akeatt44 - .. '•:3n-..19 • • • %Pa:
GEORGE BERNET,
Erg,•..,
narkrifirreni, Veliineir'Aen.niad Tiiird; i i
w ou i t i imn 6,6* fiat *Mit that be 'heeleketf poi
More roam next, door to: .11in4Mtdel Aurand'e blai
=aderlientelltelsizinaln his line will. be promo,/
to. .• Ninth 23 7 IFT:-14.11"
YERTIMM.
i _TO 03..ougronn,
. .
. .
We take'pinit In announcing' to -Dealers fn Fer , i•
Monk and ,the Agricultural: public:- that- isre-,have
within .the past yam'- inennised: our, funnies. for thd
manufactare.oi our Baw,.Boss.Pnosi airs tp an ez•,
t e nt up any- : other .House In the United
States or . .These finilities. not Only Inelude
theenlargesne td ot onr.cdd:_etWthed works in PWl.i
.adelphist. to
the DM/LAW:ARE 1111.VEIC
ALG RlcKiejr.
• yarentralut • tilsO thelanettine:nr exteradte v and
meti atockid o rta atChkagd.=d ( all ibemeMi
eary.ranelfte eark ate-Z; the 01111111215 E
. one bsl3 ; pradcloed, =finally; over ,
-hoOttaista it led Brines and Meet,' 'and' lis . Spahle
being largelyinotima. We desire, by the cloaked, su
pervision, to obndurt .ora-concerns so that our ' ,
csatomnes'• wit dative a practical .benent.franitheir,
-consolidation, Obtaining - 'a 111.4.14111111313 which;
shall xnalutsin astatidardand uniTorm onalitl. and at;
the lowest pi: , solblaprice- . 113 A Ar..ISON
-
Pen Mat Guano Su.bstitate !
BAtrr'S RAW BONE
Burp- ROSPILA.TE
reoE mAFII---ci
iftt
0.11,
13 - A-1313-1 - 1 & SON
Sole Frwrietare end Meaufseturere.
Delawaro _Ever -Chemical Works,
PHILADELPHIA,
"CALC4"E'R WORKS, Chicago.
111riarmers are reoam - in" aided to purchase of the
dealer located -in their neighborhocal, eeetionti
when: no dealcr la yet catabltahed, the Phosphate may
he procu r ed diredly from the - undersigned. ' ATPriced
Circular will itettent.tcyalldealere who apply., - '
•
Delaware
oocen.
No.toil
i d . FE D s & S ONS '
a
N0.'229 Lake Street, -Chicago.
,BAUGH *BROTHERS , & CO,
. •
. • ..tleneral)yboloWe -Agents, - •
No. IS 1. Pearl' 14t....,00rner:Ot.eedar,
NEW YOBS,
GEORQE .DUCIDALEi
. .
lgetiftor 'Maryland and .Virgin%
97ektea ,Wlt art, • BALTnIJniS
• -
1715 Te are wenaied to Supply our Patent Sectional
all Manufacturers for "grinding Sonea,. Guano
and all - other hard eubstancus;
July eL• *fie
MORO PHILL.IPS'
suPER-PROSI'HATE or LIKE.
STANDARD. CiIIA.RANTEBD. •
loot Sale ' at Mannfaeturere Depots, ' -
1110.47:Norib Friant Street,
and Ng. 94. Mouth Street, Baltimore,
And lir pealers
,In* throug h o nt the cenatri
. .
The iiIOIIFBIREBO - GUANO of which 80.
BO P.IIIIIII.IPS , PFLOSPIIATE hi and
alivajralias been nutnufdctured, feud or whiat be hite
sole control lbrthe UniteirStates ) contains fifty,per
cent:more lione Phosphate than Raw Hone, •therelore
it is more dnrable: - ,The addition of Ammonia giveS'
it greater fertilizing value.
Over six years. experience has proved to the Farmer
that it makes &heavier grainthan.eyen stable manure,
and is not only active but lasting:, , :
Price *Se Wiper, ton 2,000 lbs. . • • .
Disconnt to dealers: . • '
8080 PAILLIIPF4,
Sole Proprietor andliiinufacture4
[?eb D . ). .67-7.9 m 307 •
July 27,-'67
HALL'S
Superior improved
Super-Phosphate of Lime .
MAIIIIIi'ACTURED BY'
THOS. L.
scavnacELL'HityrN, PA.
4e,
k
<t•
4 t .
J
• Farmers and Ikalen3•lnVertillsers will observe that
have adapted. the abOve .!Tride Mark," to show those
,who' use Hall's' Super-Phosphate; made from the Raw
Bone, that.they• are getting my manufacture.- •: -•
My patrons' will please be careful in *arising, to
observe.that the above `."Trade Mark" is: stamped upon
each bag, as none othertsgenfMp, • •••• • .
- For Wheat, Rea Buirlel.tere , * Oats, - Pottdeen,
mace, Buckwheat, .30ukura, - 75trnipa,' Hops,
.Garden
Veprtal.lss, mad everp Crop add Plant... • • •
We Mahn for oar Phosphate that as alettillzer, and
<Mica; producer for early 'vegetatilea it cannot be ex
celled by-any in the 'market, and turaTOP DRBSSANG
for GRASS it has no superior.' • •
We guarantee that fanners will flnd our Super-Phos.
• nhate of Lime more. prompt - in actiori•and more last- .
rug in lie effects than either Peruvian Guano or stable
. Form Years experience has testedlhis, that onr - Fer.
:Wizens makes heavier grain than even stable manure:
. I am now ready to supply. the above auperiorForilll
set.. in large 'or. small nnantititailu 'new . bags of 200
potinds each: Aleb, always on hand, a stock of fine
Raw Nine -Dust, Son 'MN& Scotia, Plaster, &c.,
A' trade discs:Mut allowed to dealers. .
The aboreFertilizers can be purchased at. BRIGHT
• .5c CO.'S-Store, Centre . Streel, Pottsville: ..•
POST OFFICRADDRESS—TIIOIII. I. DOLT,
. A Schuylkill
Age.; Schuyl Raven. Pa. " • • • -
Marcia 2,3, 'Mr
.Feb 1 . 0,..66 45-Iyl .
COMPLETE MANURE
MANTA ACTURED BY
HENRY BOWER,.
Grays Ferry Road, Philadelphia,
SIIYER-PHOSPHATE or,LimE, AMMO.
rTIA AND POTASH• ::
Wariancei.Free firmt kttilteration
TACKED IN B#ol3 175 the EACH
PRIOR- 05.- If *II TON .OT+ 21;000 IMPS.
.PISCOrI'T TO DEALERS
•
BOOTIht GARRETT, oC Phlladelp ii Chemists
of high Etaudiqg in their repStt or the see lyeits;. etty.tO
"The.constitution, Of the: - above . indicates a decided
adVance in the compo , ition of a Fertilizer by the in,
troduption of-a considerable' per centage of Potash;
and countenances -the claim involved . In - the name
"Complete Manure. • : , •
. .
• .
WILLIAMS Fe MOSS, of Philadelphie, - Cheinists of
large experienre lathe auntys's of Fertilizers, say: .
"We fled from an analysis of yoar `Ctimpletelia7,
mire,. that .the, name . you have. gh'iinit Is certainly
warranted bY.its Chemical composition in addition to
;thus cordially recommending. - your" Fertilizer from:a
Chen - pc:detain) point.; we shonld stale that Its mechatil
teal condition is moat: excellent.) being each as:SO rid-.
mit of its nsein the 'drill without further preparation."
The "Complete Manure": has been 'aged largely on
'Tenons' crops, and: the testimony- thus far received
Prot - es IA be the.ben rertdlizeiYeit introduced, ;- •
Orders received and information given. by
_ .
SIIARPLESS. & CO.,
SOLEAGENTSi - .
40 South Whar*eis, Ph gadOplii!a.....'
Auzust 31, 47] ' . 1
LEGAL CARDS.
CO.PARTIVERSIIIIP.:—The mider+
, • signed have termed's., Co-partiterehlp ®.it;
tomeyti at aw, ender the name (if' BANNAN & £4O/4
• •.. • : JOHN -BANSAT.L'
. .
.
Potttnille, ISyr-4-. -TIIOS. R.; DAMIAN:I
AA :W. SCHALK, A ttorne . y.at
OFFICE :—Centre,St. , below Krprees Oftic'e:
Can be consulted in Gin - Irian: ''•
TOIIN• • ' • • •
Attorney at Lair. Potiaiille. Pa.
(Office with Hon. P. W. Hughes, Centre street.)
Can. be consulted In English and.Oentian.
IIicCOOL, Attorney at
aw.:OrFICB--Mahitntongo Street -above
Centre. • • Mirth 19,.._64.--12,-tf. • •••
11". CLAY 11 BERGSTI : KNEE,
•." - "Attoiiier at. Law,
Ashlend,..Sehnylk . lll County; .Pa.• Office — On . Centre
street,oL . posite the Poet °thee. • .• ,
MAI4OII WEIDITIAN, •• • •-,
--Attorney at Law, •
omee:—Centre Street, rooms' formerly . occupied
George WEL : KeIm.- - Msrelr:SO: '61,411-IV , - •
JAY= M. 'OAMPIMM.L. ' • :WILLIAM Z. 5111711,
' , AIIIIPI3IILIL t-Attorneys Att
- Law— .OFFICI3,--Centre Street, opposite
~Wlite
Morse Pottayille, Pa.
Jane 851, •
• CIELBISTOPIIER • . .
- kJ Attorney at-Law, and Notary Public s
lAnffiorized .by Law .. to administer .aftidiWits; &e.
and to take depositions, and _acknowledgnients o
deeds,Aii - c 3 Atiml:ivera of Attorney; , .
,SCHITYLMIL ;
LAW AND COLLECTION OFE7.COL•
ffi
• abanttngo (opPositoPoet Office:4 _
BOSEBEBRY, Attorney
ell a • al-Law, hat removed • bis • office- tolhe
sea3nd Soon, front room; above -B. Bannans3 Book:
store, on Centre St. . Pott
. sville, Feb 14067.1ta
PATRICK CONIEPORD,::-:
.
• CO . Pin
.
And Dealer in all . sorts of c&DAR .AND WOODEN
-•- • •
196 Celitre Street, Pottaville;
ventai ofe
.new- 'and ecrncimleal-WINE t'ESSB '
also of the new and Ingenious spiral motion CHURN,
uronieri respectfully solicited. .. • ;:•• •
July
. 113: .. • . _ 2EI.Gur .
compAisic, -THEN .11:4141.4
. . „ .
Great rednetion Whigetiale , 'std. Retail - Nene tzt
yerySuperlorSilyer and Mitr er Plnled Waken
of our own Miglatettires •". ' •
• • Bllth as Tea Seta; Urns, Ice• • "
, ..Pitebens, . Walters, :Goblets, '
Cake BarketACastOrs,..lint- k
. fir - ter Cooleapt,Tegetable -
. . ee,,Tureems;l3ugar and Card .
• • ;'- ..13ataceti; SyronandDrinking : ~ •
• Cups, Knives,' 'Potim . • and '!` . .a. ;
• Spoor,.' of varloutr-kfudi,-...s '
. • '"""' dro.„ -.WARRANTED. :
TRIPLE - PLATE, an beittf metals, and to be ncilbet,,
*Win Marke.t. - Mid.OraWLAME B T §gl7.F.t, where no
goods are znieremesented, at • .•
• .1011 N. HO WIFLAIRPN • . • •
BEAVTLIV,I*TiOi
'_.' lho. 701. Neieae,
call and examine our GOodsbefore4ittreb-• .
acing... N, 13. 7 .4.11 kinds 'of PLATING at:reasonable
prim.
_• . ; 47:434y
DISTRUCTION'W.vgrrwo.i
•• P**ll -.IL f
Hse
takeit : roonie in the. bnading . oa3lu7oet~G. offs
yille;ocenpied by Mr. Lineweaver:, debt - bit: ,
pile will be tzwizneted on.ttieldisno.prte.- • • • - , .
.0 28
affords as meth pleasurb 'to isnndante to Ourlka
memos patrons and the 'whilt, that in'consegnence
a alight aegthie Rool:. n4rt, material, together len t
oar sesdhicllltiat for , n‘rrf. nring,and'a strict;
adherence to BUYING and , SELLING ; fIaAJASH, we
are enabled to Oar r7licier, JIMMY CHLRBRATIEO,
HOOP SKIRTS at MiIDI3OIID-PRIOIS, and they
,aa heretofore, always be found In 7 every terpect - more:
destrahle, - and really cheaper than an single or doable:
eyeing Hoop Met In the atarket,-wbUe our eatartiaeat
"la unequalled. - —."
Also, conetattlietraving, from Ntir — York E iwa . the
Eastern States fap „lima of hav-prtced, BirktaatserY
Zink* amatcwhith la alot;a Plathliih(rta'at.tbe
lel= taw 154prinis, arcentr: 411 PdhA 1315
tante.: 5 0- 11. 1 M 154E 1 1 M O ttl fg l O i A en . t 4 l .
.!spilmir4 fezehtt 4022r4
rrlikirterateati
sal" adatWlott, 'fbiladtabldi
data, Not we Emit ,k-balow 7th.
Angl4, '67 , March 16-18-6m]
7. - :, - AtisettxA:iNg - Ks;i:!i.
litiMEl
IRSHD.IGTOLIaRCT."Mti
E'HILdBSLPHIA.
.111 alurtirei by - the Stat 4 tit i'enusylv.aillkx!d o . Fgeri
RIVE itgiDE"..
-roitpuaLtrgeicaciTenr!..y
Itoldieri , dud. Sailers,.9l76nnev.•
Incorporated by the state of N. 8 , 4,R
,S1:03SOBITTION ONE DOLL4,LEI
The Wiishingtoh Library comp44Y
_.
BY VIRTUE OF *UXIXE,'I'M',T`
ArZOITAN - 51 WITH IT S PROVISIONS,
wtll_dtatr►trnte.
TIME EIPIiEt.ED•THOUSIND DOMAIN,
IN - PRESENTS.: - ,''': ',
TO THE SUARF.HOLDEIIS,
On Wednezda.y, Bth of Jantiary
AT Ir 1111.,ATiEilP,ITIA,,PA:it
OR. AT THE INSTITUTE, BlVERr?rDift N!
One Present worth.
One Pieguit worth,
Orie Present worth,
One present worth
Two Presents worth $2,000 •:cll
One Preaertt valued- at
Two Presents valued at $[5,000, each.
One Present valued at
.Fonroresents valued at $5;00,4) . each..
Tic° . Presents valued at $3.090 each ,
Three Presents valued it $i 000 each.
•Tweuty Presents valued at $ 5OO 6 0
Ten Ptesents valued' at $3OO each • • • •
Three Presents Valued at • $250 each:
TwentiPissentS valued at $125 cccli
FiftyllftvdPrettenut valued at $2 O O each..:
• -•
Fifty Presents valued at:B7s each • .
One hundred. and tenPiesenta 'rained at $lOO
each
TWarity.Present valued at $75 each...:.:'....
Ten Presents 'valued at SiO each • '
The remaining Presents consists of. articles of
' • toe - aid colae. anpertainina to the diffo
' mon ui 'Literati:lre andthe' flue arts 552,606
•
• . i.300,4X)41
Bich Cenificite of Stock Is sectiinpai4ed with
.. . ,
ligittpruc STEEL-PIdTE.EIVGIUfIO, •
WOitTEII4O . RE AT RETAIL THAN THE cC:IST og
CERTIFICATE.
And also lastire to ttoi bolder a
MEI:NT IN THE EIRENIDISTRIBITIVN.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOUR.
...Any person Bending ps ONE DOLLAR, or piying
the None to out local Agents, will receive immediately
a fide Steel Plate Imgravitig, at, 'choice' trpiii the fol
lowing list, and One certificate or
. Stcr...k, insuring One.!
Present Inthe great diatrimtion: , . •
ONE DOLTAIi EN9RAVIIO9
. . . .
'No. I.•"lity Child Oty• Childi" No. 4—" They're
Saved' Therre Saran!' . N . D. 3=7. - ord Reventyteix t
or, ; the Early Days of- the Revolution.“ • .
• ..
Any person paying TWO - DOLLARS • will receive
'either of the following fine Steel Plates: at 'choice; and
.3%;1? Certifleateti of.Stock,' thee • becoming entitled to
Two Presents:
..'..- A • - .TWO•DOLLAR - . Eigi3ftAVlNfilti
. ,
No.•l—"Waidilngion4.C.orir.tship:fl, No. • 2---.,Wash
ingtori.stest Interview.witlilliebiother. i i..
,• •• ' • :
. . . ~
• . THREE DOLLAR ENtaRVINC/S. - • ..
Any . person paying THREE - DOLLARS will receive
ttie.beautifnl Steel Plate of .. • •. -- . ••• _.
- . • : ..- '. I, IIO2,IEFROId THE WAR,".'
and ThrOtertificates • of Stock, becoming -.entitled to
Three EreSents. • . •: • .
FOUR DOLLAR. ENdRAVIIRGG9
. .
• Any .person paying, POUR DOLLARS dual. receive
the large and beautiful Steel Plate of • .
••••• "TEAR PERiLS OP obit, FOREFATREREL!' •
and Fonr CeitiflOnten of Stock, entitling them to Font
RIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS
. .
Any Pe mon who pays FIVE. DOTA.ARB shall receive
the large and splendid Steel Mate of .
• . "THE MAHRIAGEOF.POCAIIONTW: •
kid Five certthcatea of dtocii, 'ent4lluag them
. .
• The Engravings and Ceitiamtes will be delivered to
each subscriber at our Local AgencieN or sent h y.mall,
pest paid, or express,•,aslusylic ordered. • •
•••
ROW TO ODTHN SHIRES AND ENGRATINGN.
. . .
. . .. . . , . ,
: • Send orders to MEI by mall,enclosinci frbm 21 .to $2O,
either by Poet Office orders or in'a registered letter, at
o'er riek. — . .
,Larker abaortuta should. be sent by draft or
- expresa... : . - • . • .
.IO absieg.with_Engritvinge . - - - •• • • •s9 00
2.5 shares - with ,Engravings ' . • - '23'56
.60 shares withßugnising,e • ' • - '46 60
7tbehares with. Engravings - -- • 69 00
100 shares with Engravings! : • - • • -,90 00
Local AGENTS WANTED througlabui, the United
States. -
INA*JITILT.TI3,
--- . •
Sittratiat Rlvernide,..Burlington County, New Jersey;
Is'fontled for tty purpoe: of gratuitously educating
the winfrordeeetteed Soldier!! and Seametiof the Unit-
, .
The Board' ofTrustees . cotisista of' tbe folloWing
well-known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jersey:
EON. WM. B. MANN; District Attorney, .Philadel
phis,- Pa. -
HON. LEWISR. BROOMALL, Cotner . 11.
S. Mint, and Recorder or. Deeldi. Philadelphia, Pa,
' Hos. JAMES M. SCOYELL. Jersey..
W. WARE, New Jeryey:
HENRY GORMAN, F.sq.,'Agent Atlanta' Esprit:a%
Philadelphia, Pa. . , .
J. E. COE, of Joy, Coe & Co., Philserelphia:;.:
• TRitAqtay 1/6"I.RTIIENT,. WASUINGTOW, Dr C., April
I•c•tl.L—ollice of Internal Revenuer—Having rel
esived satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the
enterprise- ' condncted .by the "Washington Library"
Company" will be.devoted to charitable uses, perm's..
Mon is hereby "granted to-said.CompanYto conduct
saeli enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from
'special thx or other.drity. ' • ' . • • .
is, A. - ROLLINS, Commissioner."'
.
The' Ai - iodation hive 'appointed' Receivers;
MOMS. GEO. A. COOKE & CO., whose :Well known
integrity and business experience will be a sufficient,
'guarantee that the. money intnisted • to Mein wiil be
promptly applied to the purposes stated: '
,Puicanaminia: Pa., May 20, 1567.
To the Olicers, arid Members of the, Washington Li
brary N. S: READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen :-On receipt - of your favor of 'the 115th
inst., notifying us of our appointment as Receivers for
your - Company, - we took theliberty to submit a copy
Of your, c'aarter, with a Wen of your enterprise, to'the
highest legal authority of the . State,. and having re.
ceived his . favorable opinionftri - regard to- its legality . ;
an - d . symprathizing with the benevolent 'object of lone
AsSoclation, . viz : the .edutallin and maintenance of
the orphan chttdren of our soldiers and sailors 'at the
Rfte ra me, institute. we' 'have concluded_ to sectrot
trust,' and tree our hest etiort4 to promote so_worthl
object. • • Respecttully, yours. &c.,
Address all letters and orders 'to • •
_
.• - • - GEO: A. COOKS &•CO., BANKERS,
• SS South Third St.,
Iteceivm for the Wobli3gtoti Library 00.
'Oct 19, • • (July 20, 'O7-26-Gm' - 42- • ,
_
C eapl SoaP! fand Snail"
NATRONA REFINED
SAPONIFIER!
Concentrated Lye.
, 2 cis. a:lb. for Superior hard Soap.
TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP .
TOR ONE. CENT.
EVERT CAN. ;MAKE IRON:
OlNti SOAP.,
ALL VARIETIES OF-SOAP
AS -BASELY EDE AS A CUP OF COFFER.
his new Concentrated. Lye, for making. Soapy::
' just; disciwered . • • ;
oR.EENTAND, kiano 5E.103, /••
• • . •
and is
. composed:mainly: Alnininate of
Soda; which, when' mixed with nEptsus
DENEASIVE SOAP: .
—• • • .
IN ,TILE.!IVOILLp, , • ' .
I Bo swill make 176 lbs. goja sclte
its-equivalent in snPeTior Hari, Searse ,
Retailed by an Druggists and Groaan
in the. - fanned stales.
114 : '.11111...CIPES' ITB EACit' fiaß
.•• ,
04 4, oh** it iichoiesnintWasiesi.
each -titintThinlnt.:"*El n-Allieralli
04;coce.i*-anit
•in all vAiiciao44l of
-
the United or:. •
1 / 4...
...:CtIFFOILD PErriti3l1 1 0114 -1 : '
' -:'• ..".' PitT4l l 7/40..1*trzir... - .
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engai,'B7
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; . LAMM SA.NCY 'Strjittt,AT.,
r. - . JOUR PAREIR.A.7I
: Old sktablidied FUR- Miliersettiq..
•. • • Ner. -1 18.Aleb St., above r
' r •PM . CD II TOP "FIFA:
Ifavenowle.abore,gmy ottilanA
vottakiaa--4a4 •Katire n e or
tbtlergeetaxel taostbeaulifO, lee
_TVe l L i Xtb r nt * l-tz,
• 1 ;;.. - Aleaa Site aßath,meni of flint% rut"
• - - Gloves sant Colbac,- • L
;
I,aar arab ea toe dispoeeof.my goodeat nary reason—
abtelicee.: and Liroaiditietvfoeseollelt seal frotamy,
,t6 kri
.cf s e bAyudu 'Dooley:anti
Re the woe. - number sedsatreet r.
joiThr_F o ., llB . l trab/3t.,,-aborelth; SOntitt
sarq have 00 Rattoet. P4'; tonieetkex-odthioy 0424 .
MOM' Ago .•
wa'ailk.s=trapalsiewAUND
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.Life, •Netv .York,
Vella AI - what Life; Pltidtt..:-
Triivelifs - of.T.Hilitfcird
Hartford Live ..St k.;.. . . .
International. re, Near. York...,
•
Security. z
EtteniV.
Niagara
Germanirt
Putnam .
North' Ani &
Rierrhan _
- s0,00(1
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14.0 (100 00
. 5,000
15,000.
• 30,000
10,000
25,4)00
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5,0110
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4,500
11-000
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11,000
;.,5 01 1
500
CoMbine. PolicieS in the originallrFelers - Insurance Oompany of, Hartford, inStiring
$5,000 in - page of Deatbfrom any cause, with-$25 per Week in awe of total disability from
husinesi, issied : on liberal terms. - -
Thiamine ,Otir , lla tee for Life Insurance before - Insuring elsewhere,
• - BOTYRIT MATNA - IG - R,
181 "CENTRE STREET, ROTTSVILIS) PEN! A.
June 15„ 167:
ALLISON;.. CATARACT 'STOW ..,PUMPS
. „, • • . .
Tbe.attention of'Coal Operatore and others is invited to the Pump herewith illustrated; as being the best
P6MI: I , for heavy.lifts, gpt introduced in the mining region. Tenlaira for.these Pumps the following advanta- .
Os over it
l o thers . - • . • • . •
' are double acting. with hut one pole. .
1d: They occupy - lesespece:fa 14 inch pump with steam cylinder, SO inches In • diameter; 4 feet stroke,
45 feet long, 4 feet wide, 6M - feet high.) - • . . . , • - • • - "
3d.:—The steam valve is
_moved by gem or the water in • the column , • producing:an action simitar
eccentric movement oft crank pumps . • .
. . 4th.—They can be run up to aspeed of 160 feet per minute, without any pounding ordestructive Jar on
the valves or other parts of the pimp. • • .
. •
. require no stays or fastenings of any kind, their own' weight being sufficient to keep- there;
- perfectly steady, even mhen working on the heaviest hits.. •
611f.-They wilivvork an lifts up to 400 feet vertical height, and will run at any speed from 100 feet down.
• 7 . th,:-Vhey are constructed •under the. direct superintendence of .Mr. Robert Allison, who haa bad 20
years' experience in manufacturing mining machinery. ' - - . • . , •
• - Sth.—They bare the endorsement of some of the oldest Operators and - beet mining superintendents hi
. . . .
. . - .
. . . .
Mr: JOHN -H." -- BRACREN, PottaVille. Iii.*:JAMES.OLIVER; , PottaviIIe, -Mr: CHARLES tioLLni AN
'Pottsville;: Me ese. J: G. L .- O . 8: Repplier, Philadelphia : ,Mr. JOHN L. GEIGER , Mammoth Colliery: BAR
LEIGH 00AL . W. - clivideton, Pa., -Mr. MORGAN BILLIMAN. Supt., • Ibizletoh, Pa.:. WOLF CREEK DIA
MCNDCOAL CO.: Minds.; Oen. J. K.. SIOFRIED. Sept.. Volt Creek Diamond-eoat. Co.; • Pottsville ; Mr'
ALEX. ,SILLIXAN s -Philadelphia..Mr.-JohnP. Brock : Philada ; /Weser& Cleaver - and.Pplariey,AFl3 ,
Ashland. - '
. . . .
. . . ~ . .
. .
. . .
. .
• - Parties reuniting pumps or,in want of any further Information : will- please call on or , address the tinder
signed, who are prepared to fill orders at,short.notice for pumps of anyetze, and to work bn any lift of to 4.00.
feet, vertical height. .. Column and steam pipes furnished at the lowt cash prices; also all. kinds of mining ma
chinery. All work mede:Of - the best material, and put up In Elie most substantial and workmanlike manner, -at
. , . .
OnrSte_am Pumps are all warranted to ran 10n feet per minute for 'ordinailvork, and to give entire sat—
NEW-eGOODS.rNEWIOUDS!
UNION HALL
11IAIIA.111,TONO0
•
Are now ticelvltik their splendid strict or FALL . AND
WINTER GOODS,' direct from New York and Phila t
'delphia; and. reepectfully ask .yon to call and examine
our goodsbetbielinrchaelng - elaMthere.• ; ; ;
Wluit intim:mkt Atotic store is DUARANTEED. We
keep nothing.but GOOD GOODS,•that will recommend
:themselves. We cannot - enumerate ; in onr" . large
stock, but mine in part,
.
. ,
SP a t e l i t ia lTlKWPOPl. 'NM; of • bud fabric, and
. .
. . .
FREITC4ff. • lIIIERINOS, . the widest, all • fine
- 601. 'and elegant shades : the hiceat nasurthleut
lit the mi.cltet..l.: - ' ..' . . . . : .. . .• ' ;
DRICM4OO.DS —plain; plaid and. striped, in
any glade desired, and low in prime. •
. . , . _
SIN 0 ItL-Ibligks.; browns. and
xx other colors. - .These goods . ere cheip, ONLY .50
CENTS, one yard . wide,' • • :
SCLKS. 'll.ll,4tl4.—Orir stock of Black . ' and rsocy
. Billgs is complete. - We sell the best silks lir town for the orice. - Come and see- them if you *lrls s, nice
silk.. We pay nal ticular attention in silk line.
•
• _
Q az* arlizaWl7.B- - -,Elegant: aniertraCni:
'tangle-and deinble, from' the 'breakfast'. eize to the
fine, large, street. 'shawl.. In this • line ontniteee , are
- Single and Donhle . Black Thibet:Strawle. •
• •
. •_ „-
A.IOIES , . gAL.CatrES , --We have theta 'from
A-1 $3 75 tolftn, nicely trimmed, and attractive style,.
ATE NMI AlL—Blemat fine Blaclr Cloth= and
Cassinteree, . Black. Berty . era„ for, overcoats,: fancy
Caorimeres, IJeans; ac , &e. 'Overcoats
trininied oat very..oeayr.. • .
FLANNytima.—zged, White, Vile and 'Piney
Shirting ! - .4 7 ' aneinne•vard wide; ant cheap. - •
. . . . .
R 7-11 00. 447 - 40 Ink 8. the beet .Lbge.7ll'ead,rand
114, for ladieeind gents. • . , .
. .
Hpsiisitir for ladies, children and gen%
• ' Any and every kind:
tISIRTS and Brlmeraki.
A•
Large asesortmeat; and cheap
PRENITS, MUSUINS,
T9WLENGS,
- • jArkiES' ifter,
MEN'S DRAWERS AAj
NpTIONS IN GREAT v4Bihry,
In fack ahyttdstic yOtioniasir for.. If .yOUWIII .oar
store s. w - e will be„ glad :how. you our goods,
and =evince you that we are ahead: -
Thenkfal foe past.faYtne,We.bnre to. sd'e .Yon °Rear
~WALKER:.B.t.L P RICE:
. :.'October 18,. MT , • • St.• • .:
minim - Es BIAPEREI
9aBni :.= -
'TPI'7 , E-IFi.
MOUNTAIN CITY INSURANCE AGENCY.
ACCIDENTAL, - :,.-
EINEM
'CAStC•ASSETS - -!.. - • , kH.
Ilan
COMINZ
cc mdftford...,
ric sin-11
FOR HERS, - ROLLING MILLS, WATER WORKS, 'ire,
PATENTED 14.EPTEN1117. 24, 1861
. . _ . .
•
WE i!nit . Fos. BY PEEMISSI.ON. - TO
Jone . 49, 187
WALKER - & .PR tog-,::.,
WALKER & PRICE,
AT THE
TWO DOORS BELOW rosT OFFICE,
SehllYi kifi 4 - 16 1fl it i
Itunabd Manufaettrut k - Co,
ibise• on head ,at tlieir errteneteceatabllaillierity A
Eallroad Street, *great gnaidity of Itnaber of every ma.
and desodpion..wtdelt theY ain 049 1 1 to OratoriN,_
CerOentors t and Builders, at. lower rates , than ran es
bought-elsewLera. _2141, are-also _met to Moly;
throng 1! rheloesne-oLleterr exreherrP Wm , aw and, le
uukrwin elruidect.area SAM'S) In"*.y Ode .
it naming tif.26Toecent. vitamin' cod.
Thetriarge workskope ieive been in marl_ opera ,:;
Wafer the peestyear, tung_u_c endw out Tams= nee Of
w sr
Sao • - • Possum
• iffelliblinipi; lied4soeta,
Bandar Alatt int arl i _
I Ellavitteirs,
And all 'kinds of issmual, 4"aneled. and Turned Work,
whlettthey ban tootling r Ott /WI. They: are .:ready
to execute orders at the eh ,tteet notice, for any guano."
ty err quality of sawed or r saideactived ettdf.
Th3r and; rem ,aerelot tr. of an kinde, for tedidina
% . 2_• Osh , PlPlar , astir, plank and
1 11 • P
b o ck s. rd l s ChenT, I4int,Mahotc.. for cat&
net WOCIII. White aied Ve, low Pine boardeictr•taxing,:
taw,Cxe Made to :.-Wnitefine planl6-3,2M, 2,4 x,
136 xottat hicitaranel, -1 ~ reed): els% Visa,
beam,raph eitititini t Posts, shingles, ha, selling
lull 'pnllloga , he ,; Tx
1.1131114 attweiretuir and e verything in fAsis
Ca bead or tape*, at the etenteet notice. /
"bl 3.
G0.,T0 THE EIES — T - f ,
AintnIVAXIMITI .
Ilitriiiio6ls —
'Cliestilla ,1911.1 .
cri r t4e
kind 1n thnconntry.
FIRI'
zrekenst, the NonistownlinerStalZalr._ i
AMMOIABSBIEVIviscIuee In al . ty
conpowatkustraitapsodivissOvawair
N i .*. Afte.""
~iitiighataGhlUelastrt by t bC l4ll `-;
Oct
oft fereend tk roVefiedlii.-' ' 1
z ~ ~~~=._•~.
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AND. 71.1ryig,-'XTOC..*
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4. L LI § 0
,N . —. 45 1 - : - . 13 A-N . 3'iI!TA,IsT ,
FmnlThir Iron Works, Port Car on, Pa.
P 0 R T' -G R Ad' E. *WINE
gyred tor nuudredu of Congregneions . fors
-Church or Couriduuiou PurpoNer.
Fiteßent tar tattle s and Weakly Persons
SPEER'S PORT. GRAPE WINE
• • :4•0117“-NEAltiit)LD
- This jistly celebrated native Wine is Made from the
Juice of 'the Oporto.Grape„ raiSed in this country,- .
invulaable •
Tonic aap trengt ug. roperties I.
aiennsnrpaesedby any other native' Wine.. Being the
pure juice &late grapey•produced undM' Mt .Speer's
own personal - supervision, Its, purity and genutn&
nen are guaramteed.., *The youngest child ;may partake.
otlta z generons,muditlea; and the weakest invalid may
cue Itto . adVantaa.' la partieularly'beneitelal to. the
aged' and debilitatedsand stilted tothe•variouti ailmer.ts
that. afflict the weaken. is, in every respect,
.
. A. WINE - TO. HEKEELED ON.. I
irivii.rus - ttra SravairPoirr °BAPS • •
. FEMALES naiSvirties kozstinava Wr.bia; .• • •
. WX . ASLY PARSthiS FIND SITITS.k IT ITT ITS DM. •
• 13peer'a Wines In •Hospitals • are `preferred to f'o tiler
'Sold bYDru'reists and Grocers:' . . ' ''
Bieers :Vineyard,. New .i.ierse.V.: Offloi3 3 . 43
Etibeti4v#9, - Ziew,York. ',, Sept. 21, ,G7-3971y
•
•
ISAAC - MOYER,- -
WHOLBBALB ANIr Ittl4lL DRAW:R.IN
FLOUR - FEED - ezo .
. .
AN, ,MAN
,t/ R B . Et
C'Rl•ll'.. )3 R 0. 0 1/1, , S
betweeir/lisaket apc calphawkin
_ Htivbig opened &neer' Flour: and Feed istore r and
engaged in the Manufacture - of Corp. Broome._ would
be happy:to meet , hie old customers, as- he isististled
that he can glee entire; eatlifscilon. • Merchants; Mt
requested to call and examine ble stock - of Brooma.-t-
Brom& manufactured to order. April,. 437=14-1y:1
liticcrtioyAm.r --'•
:NV E C - • -•
Having, removed from the atom corner Mtutet and
13eoond atitete, to: the 'shire 'betWeen 0. Dobai:n:lll*nd
J:4l Browra cal Centre etreet, offers alarge Md-va
ried armament et dry goods and. krOcerles at the low- ,
eat cash prices. ''Belng thankftil for past favors, ettll ao
*its a ccratinnance of . the eame.•:. ' • • •
:•-•• GEORGE .w..
-Real-Estate . . Agti and ••
opric.E-1 , ... Hall B nilaiu g ;24 efttri,
• - -POTTSIMLLE., - PA.
.040 4044 sold- and , ten
_ted
Attention Paid At t e
Vint crests t Landowner's. Deeds,
Bends, Mortwear.Articipt; ha. written.
S 4l6"l :orth l id °4j oi l t, t'i l l 3a gi ; ' 4) ' L e i l l eitildclet t i :
itroka.": .-.. , :-..r..: ~_ - - .4 " -....4.7 . . ,tri-{ ':3..;,-:.:: ~. ".':: • ~
Two 25-boreelSogrinel., . ' :... • -
• Ooe 60-boreeThigino:- , -' ",,,.:: '., --- " • - ',.
.S 6O7 ;( 7P Q MR OT &SOWTOttirvillelnziWorks.!
4,0 6 111.:": 1; ::, ; 1 , i '.' . .t •.'i 4.: .T..14* , .. : -
I , P C t ai l ; A. ' If_t e.-. lLiv ll .2 l " 4nr •r * C: , l 3 ,Ms ,l ' ll ii l i g ,
d *tbe
' ii ' , U 4 l.LSlSPEtitgreelivlA.l.l:4l)Aslolllll
jwit• ` ibnoOrk
Iti=eliftuiti high sioardslii ikine«rti , ', • - ''.; ,
pi recnd.../i/leiodeons 4nd seeco~Piaboc -
Watertictilic 128 Judi street Wow 11105141d1ad4
obis. ' c .:.- ~ x ,-'',, .: 7..: , kAudlial 'a/ 15 -tom ,
azathows iloungT. BM= : ey
yy es' 1u4".,
and vigor to Zig fitinit addldoottr tc" ttie 09,ut:4-:ili "...;
Debilitglancoopmnied.nrlnnlPtom3,-.,
',nitzi° t&. .eat Kerahttritted"Wonnt ption, ilt;,,
eintizr.- ciendleptiolits ensneot,-..-.1. •.'; -
• - ~ .. .., • - ~ ,
T 1-1 ,
MERCHANT - , !.trAiI,OR.
~ Icirrnt'imi'l, r iarzwr, At. 1
, t;jl;lidlioX,B*.
11•11114
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$33,526,466 38
.; 6,23 000000 . 00
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i750;000 . 0107.
"... • 706,1.26 .35
• .500,000'00
IA 60,534 . 00
• '11,430i035,:50
• 11,267.457 00.
1;237,620..00
706;794,.'9
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; 393;191.• 30
"367,239:45
SPEER,'S
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•
F.. B.' ' - 'll A TI SE
.....,Clienllnenrance Agent,.:.
Office Pennsylvania Linn, Portsville,Pst.
gvFaroot LONDON 4 -GLOM
Cash. Capital
and Aasets„....,:-....:418,000, 000 1
Luvested in the pulled States over.:.. .81,3 00 / 100 Y
riffs - mon aoicziatt
:Wein illasired,Ciniieetierat: • "
Cash Capital ... ; - 8500,000;
SUrplus Jan. lit:lSld,/ 0169,07098 ,
Insurance of In the best Companies on fawns-,
we term& .. ; lonies promptly *dirndl:dant paid without
delay. April lts
atima*
FRANECLINT:.
INBIALANCE
OF;
Assets orinnieitry 1,4E47, •
.$2 . 553 . 146 - 13
- Capital • [ • 8400,900 00,
Aiversiimi . ." 940.7 L 19S.
ven
Inted Pit:embanie, ' • .1,R418,432
. „. .
. Varsettleil Claitilik I [lrciaine, fee .1108,
•, • • .627.3 31 . IS [ 11:05,000:
. • . • • , LOSS PAID SINCE ISM
.
Over 83,300,000.
PETARET'ITAL AND TiMPORARY POW- .
•- . • [. CrEfi[OZULTBERAL TWIN& • •
-. .
• • • - oritEcrosst. - •
it/OWNER, ISAAC LEA.
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- TOMAS WAGNER. - EDWARD C. AMA -
SAMUEL GRANT, CEO. PALES, - •
PETER Mel'a - ALFRED FITLER,
W:RICHARDS,*. MIAS. W. LEWIS, N. D.
• CHARLES PG BANIDILEEL;IPeesidest.
TILO*IAri-SPARKS, V iee.dp midden t. -
JAS. W. MuALLIMWE, See.? Pro. Tem.' • • •
The imlieciibei is agent for,the above.mentioned
tattetion,.: and, ia_mepared to make tolerance on every,
deactiption property.. ga the lowa/Ines.. = •
UM.IEY C. Russia.: A.
ritt‘ tiist; etts. • ; •
w,--4.4- . ,l,'spit,
INSTriAiTOE BOOMS, Pottsville Pa
Ackr,trt FOR ,THE
of Efaitfoid
Lorillard of New York ,
North AmericEi, of New York
'sPringfield of Xase,. t .,
Yonkers slid New York
rulton of New York...:
'Resolute of New York.
•
' Aggregate - Fire Capital $9,685,718
Union Mutual Life 2;188,429
Hartford ,Liv3'Stook' 600,000
. .
•
Oap#4. iepre s anted $12,374,141
LosseeprOmptly and Ilberfdly "settled...-_ Office open
.
from; f. 30 A M.. to M.,.'or 'risks mad binding by
James Mt. Grant, Solicitor, at the' American House.
• The above comprise Sortie of the oidOM, ItooTiest
and moot reliable; coiapsnted in America. • " •
The /Etna incorporated in 1310, , paid • losses In 4'
years of , over $19,000,000. while the Rani: has
the largest surplus over and above in; capital stock and
reinsurance of any Compay, In Hartford, • .
Jnne 8, . , 23 1y
LIFE INSURANCE:
• The Girard Life Insurance, Annuity and Trust Com
pany of Philadelphia. , Office,.No. 408 Chestnut street,
the first door East of the Custom Rouse. _
CAPITAL—S3OO.OO—CHARTER PERPETUAL, '•
Continue to make insurances on lives on the , most fa-
vocable terms. • • • •
The capital being paid up and invested, to.n, ther with
a large and constantly 'increasing reserved fund, offers
-a Rerfect security to the !twned.. . •
The freadums may be paid yearly, half -yearly or
•
The-company add. a • boron periodically to the numr,
rance for life. The first bonus, appropriated in Dec:em
ber,• 1844, the second bonus in December, 11340, and the
third. Warts in December, 1864, which - additiorw Mate
an average of more than 60 per cent.• upon the Orem!.
• UMEI paid,-withont Increasing the annual premium. .
Thorium Ridgway, • 1 Jahn A. Brown,
• Robert Pearsall, . ; John R. Latimer,
Thomas P. James, • . John R. Slack,'
•, Frederick Brown, -• , . John C. Mitchell, ,
- ' • GeongeTaber; • Isaac:Barton,
G. Ememaii, - Beth J. Conly,
- Henry . ,
.PaMphletitimtaining table of tates ana espial:unions,
form ofapplication and further information can be hM
at the Mike. TUOMAS ElDG . WAYOresident.
Jour( P. Jones, Actuary.' . - _
Or of B. HANNAN, Pottsville, Agent foe thm County.
ASHLAND PLANING MILL.
jPio. A.staand, Pa.
. .
I am.now prepared to zaanuftictare, as cheap as Can
be purchased elsewhere. •,..
• ' • • Window Frames,.
. • .. • . • •
Door Frames,
• . 'Flooring,
. „
•' aiding, •
and Moulidings of,all.descriptiona..
• ' 'Boards, Plink, Lath, Paling, Shingles, Frani.
trig, &c., &c. • •. ;
• All work, warranted to give satisfaction. •
'• Ashland, Pa.; July 6, ' ' •
DA !WIRE KARCHER, •
City Cabinet Ware Room' and iffannfattory,
236 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
• * Philadelphia. '
N. B. —PenKaa going to the City will find it to their
advantage to call and =mine the stock i 1). M. S.
Seat. wr. , aa . . alLtf
Silirctr's Wash Powder
Eaves time. labor, money' Makes .WASHINGA
PASTIME and MONDAY A . FESTIVAL. Sold every
where. Try it.
_ r Address all order to the MarrtMu.
era, ZIEGLER. ta. SMITH, • •
CHEMISTS AND WHOLESALE,' . DRUGOISTS, ;
137 North Third Mt., Philadelphia. .
March 74167: • •
THE MOUNT . /031' :CITY COOK •
late
'improvements. tei one of . the finest and best stoves in
the market.. Mantifseinhed,by - -, • . .
SIMON D'ERR,
At hie Stove Works, • •
Ni'. 70 a 74 cor ? Norweoaio 11‘431Borge Ste:,
P . 0 T TAIT I.; •
Is sold at a lower price than the aame class of stoves
not manufactured here cin be sold for In this market
Also a large stock - of other. Cooking and 'Heating
'Stoves, Heaters for Churches, and private dwellings,
Ranges, Cast ...Iron Sinks, &c: Also a full .assort
ment •of Tin Ware' Tin , Roofing, - and Sheet Iroti
Work;_ • Akio Ircut.Hailing, Water Pipes, Wait Ket
tles. and a variety of work - done in the Foundry, to
.which special attention is paid: All in want of stoves
should,bear#n mind that those' manufactured by me.
Mil be kept. in .riPaiird at less 'expense and be more
promptly attended to that:tench as are brought here
from other piaceri. which In :manycases, when out of
order, must be sold as old !vitt, owing to the ditlicultY
otobtaining the necessary.parts whelrwanted.'"` -
:Twenty year's practical experience In , thiebusluess,
,and other advantages, . 'enables me to sell at the very
lowest prices.. . • .. spioN DERR.
September I, *CI : .. • .
$O7-::',CARVETINGS:I - - - .1867.
JAB. ORNE, SON IS; VO., •
Chestnut Street,- Below Seventh,
IMPORTERS DEALSES Bd
'FORMICA AND DOMESTIC
OAnP.E.TING-S
English Brusselg 'Carpeting& i
arrivals' we have riOelved &Inn
assortment of the
BEST ENGLISR. MAKES,
JAB 11 - our,- SON CO
•Chestnut Street,:Below eventh,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
•A. X .TVI lt,t3 R 5.,,;
~.` ROYAL AND
CARPETS
ALL" THE NirePrainßrnol DESIGNS. -‘
• • • Now In store and for sale by .
QM ; SON
Chestnut - Street, BelOw Seventlhi;
THREE=SLY and 4 14164.u111y i .
.c
• •
In great varlet, 44 liceigti. • ;
..inralL s eetifnimit9
Heialleigini:',Si:OiN's all WierateUllegitiani,.
I' - }L - 011.n 6 7 4 20N da - 00. •
' Beibw t Seventh:
ctifolinut sfr‘e4
0400:air 2417. i• - • 89 9m -;
VIIIIIIIIIIMAS-Plll3lllf.NTS...di and
:vralladetted stock ld Wididw Jewell And SIIYer
clgt ickcamptisingsatba d•Will?im'
ltekiNte* sing warriuss mbar_
,dd.1144, IPfdpft 0001/1 weiruirp
T /1: 4" 4 4 1- 92: - 674 • 1 f 6ft ?--- :47FatIr.
ling-
Alm cholnianumiloisale theArat
ailtpi. par "rani theta; 1 , - 7 1 " 47
I be tatittitt.
HOW:TO , IFITABItiIi.TECE.NAN
. • ' - • Ki
Ttiis.is a qriestion,lle. solution of which ;
of vital.importance to all economical agricnl
lariats. • Much has , liea writtertin rehttikli
the res9tircesiffn: farm manure, awl
very much morernmainato be written bea.r e
lesoutees will laira. been itnprovt..l
and exhausted.• — The vbserving- persmu, ;rt
hiai ttrint - w . bieb' way be maY, can scary, 'y
fait of se.eln'tb,is greatest negligence fin i
waate,of .g high. the general, farmer can be n
coed, in the neglect to save and apply t e n.,
lizers;oitattet that may belurnea iht 0
and ukill,ol thise . wiatee are economi tsl, 11 „ ,
soil will to produce to the greatest c.titt.,
tgitis eitplibleof,. - as s a reward . tat he ht,,,„
bestOWed theion..• , ••• -
. „ .
• - Nature does not work in this way
;not interfered by she always fa;
nishes her workers the means to acconli.ii_L
all .her . I . eiliiirements::, If we refer in
mode, .we thall see that she first sow( ti,f
seed,. and thfs:comes up a small and r
plant,requith* btit'little to nourish and-sus -
tainit,:inAtpOTtion of that little is furni,i,f.
by the air which iiiireatties, and at the
.ingseas'en• r ite: kagir is
. .
i'OnnAga(3,lOotp,to profect t7iem, in est.
tfieyrniepixennial; end to decay-and bee,‘:t. e
bibbriiorated to forhishfathrc nr,
triment forati increased vegetation. a This i+
the way usttirp acts ;
_she always- gives im.rt
thap abn takei Qan We do any better, -,,r
improve upon her teachings? : Yet bow few
there are whi:oact. as if they reepected_eat it r
as Our beatleacher, we return to_
kill at least some proportional amount. of tlit
$ 4 ,47 8 ; 00
• 1426,000
- 4103,067
• 751,453
• - 731,890
. 601,907,
- - 313,562
• -280,730
•. . •
matter withdrawn.by' on r-
crops, the must I( r
,
Cie virgin stills 'Will become . . exhausted
its ifertfiltY in the'-Cotrse of -:years. Trne,
tonch is' gained •by .rotation •;o1 crop's,, dry p
plowingand thorough.,:culture, but tioth,il.:
est:the:spat:WO tlyit - Will entirely coropen._
Aite..for . tha elementa . ,withdrawnfrom the s.;;
in. the Crops, except a .return. to. the soil
substances which will furnish those eletnew,'(,.
And to provide.as far as.possible -those stil , -
stances is . one of the important duties of !lie
econoitilcal farmer, •. • • •
Matinees, when applied to the soil, ant iq
various ways; and differently, :on• diiirrent
Constituted soils; hence it becoMes the firni rr
to understand the why: and, wheref,ire f
manure inn, certain' state is anpitcali!e tt,
soil,. while it produces no effect, or if ;any. a
deleterious one, on a different SoiL
• It is only by the -decomposition of anir,%,l
or vegetable substances int(); their origiu'll 11' •
merits that they can furnish food for a.fiviiri ,
growth ; in this decomposition riian - y . cl en)i
cal changestake place which. it is not
I
sary to . here notice. f tlits ecay goes ~n in
the soil altogether,-ie is
is
; yet the it,
it close and heavy one, is acted upon inprtil ! „_
dilly, as well as otherwise, in, havinit. ilq pit
tides separated,. and thus betiefitte,d :
wlirre
as,- if a light and loose one, a disath ant , +ze
results instead.
The greatest quantity of humus a soil
cap
tains, in a state of natural decak; tbe. helm
prepared it is to support vegetatitu—the
greater its capacity to absorb and retain
and moisture, essentials in support of Vint
growth. The great source of this Iturnit. ,;
the. soil, is animal and vegetable substauet
and as these substances are unequal in that.`
decay, it is better to mix them ; the aniihtu
pritrefaction proceeding rapidly tends 11
hasten the vegetable, while the vet etstble
tends to temper the animal, thus togetha
benefitting. In this decoMposition - gare; tire
evolved whichlaye essential tO . vegetation, and •
which, if allowed; pass off in the air; and are
lost. Heat is also developed in the proers , .
which'needs "tempering, or the life prier;itle
of the manure is lost, and instead we .1:::‘e .
only carbon, a principle important as rcm
blued with other elements, but•alone, in its
material state, of small benefit to vegetati.in
To regulate ibis and :absorb the gases ev(
substances• should be added, which, whys
uniting with, or absorbing them, will so tacit
late the evolution,of heat, that no ill •
will, result. *tick, peat, lOam, and other
like substances,are capable pt absorbing rt,l
retaining the gases ,evolved; and at the ;line
time regulate the combustion as well Hs fur- -
nish important elements of plant' rut rijiin.
To derive the greatest advantage Cr corn
posted and fermented manure, the Cecone ,
shim should be . undergone under a . shelt , .r
frOm.the - effects of sun, winds, and rain, us
any and all of these carry oft or destroy tre,ft, -
that is saved when sheltered. Of the v3rt
otis sribstances used in composting with
mai excrements and substances„ peril tips , iket e
is;none superior to good dry muck ; while 1
absorbs the liquids it also deodorizes the nye
nures with which-it is - composted; ah:,orhit4:
and retaining the ammonia and other psj.,
ready, when applied and mixed with' the ; <nil ,
to impart the same to vegetation. It is tills
. wliich is mired with night soil managable !.
'easy of transportation and application. --The
muck being composed. largely of tiec , tyed
vegetable matter, isa useful addition to-ani
mal matter of itself, when. free of acids,
or
nearly so, as it.genertilly'willbe wheat!) .
out iulow piles and left exposed to the rcti
of. the air, rains
. and frosts of a 'year or two.
it is of great benefit when applied to light nr
itandrsolls, or any soil deficient in vegclahle
matter.. .
The fall of 'the year being a More hinre
Altnelvith farmers, and the ground being u-r
-ally,dryer than*, other season's, is the be-'
timeto dig muck, peat, &c., in quantitiei
-sufficient to be used freely, as a .
, anywhere_abont the premises where it
be : wanted,' and to mix with the yard au
stable manures, to add to the pig pen faun
tiraelo time, to fill . the cess-pool vat, sad
- absorb the liquids and fix the . gases, and. to
'receive the wash and. waste from thei,2we.
forcany 'or _all purposes,, it is better to
lie exposed to's season's_ frost before using:
*if - it Could then be sheltered to be used s's
Wanted, it would be best. , For most pi:tell
calpurPiisewon most cultivated crops, I. had
'as lief lave one of good- stable-Manure and
twd,Ormuck well composted under cove,
aatliree 'of clear stable.. manure of horned •
Cattle. Sci far as niy experience and obser
vitinti eitend, an sandy loam the effect, _im
mediate and lasting', is better with the coin
pr2st,thart tear stable dung.
; Upon ,vegetable - composta, animal errrc
,meritty.paunk, eto.,..,composted,, ' the farmer
must rely for the main bulk jf his fertilizers.
: on the _farm, acid these he slibtdd %provide
with an unsparing head; and if, in conjunc
tion with theta); lte . nseit dome, bf the concen.
trated fertilizerstirthe market, or of his own
.produetinn, the.. fcitmer may be made to zo
i:mitelt:farther; With mildly” good effects.- -:
4everal of these the. farmer can better pre.
pare himself,.aud then he knows they are
fibre; than to depend . upoa the, niarkebt—,
Poudrette sod superphosphate, etc., can thni
ite - pr4irecl On' mostlarms at small expense.
A source of considerable waste on all finals
ht.bones. • The fttrrarts drawn up largely P 4.
fet of . ones, and;'as a • matter 0,
Nu*, 'tllo.pF_their . eqidialent should be re
turned.: A *ail; and !minable fertilizer rnsy
`ti . qpiade . l::;y'agy farmer bk . taking a tight bOti
604 1: by digging and forreing a close
'and ding, let With good wood ashes, broken
' • '
'ones ,and refuse salt, in the proportionti et
... Oiejt .s ati ,. littif os
of 'salt,' two ': 'b
bushels of broken
bOites, and - feif of ashes: Tat first a layer
'ashes aid 'alternate with bones and salt, op'
'ptug . off Weitlitktind keep reoM
wiih'urine, or sods from 'th e 'wash- room.
in,lhe bourse of a feW weeks of mild weather
the bones will decOmose Ito that tio , y
- bill; to pieces, when it should he shoveled
over and well mixed; and dried off ready.fo:
?ipplmutien, •
aqouptk!si sontce is much scale grs , s,
INOls6itettlett gatheriug and 1 0 ft ,
'Few'farela ere - Aare:on 'which much matter
ItOt.' 'he \ fetind; Which, if economicil•
790' greatly increase the manure pile
or. Commix baiirrxwor,
T 9 Guag vv-agya on HORSES - AND CATTI --
;Takera mail quantity of blue vitriol, pulver
'17:91t,..and adeleirough water to, make it into ,
r - atatate; rubthe warts over with this once
I Mir*, which will effectually cure them,
bik4oped tlitdtbe day is nears:
E9:ld-wlipkazi?od ,horticiltural and agriruf -
T.F. ers ,
I,lllthrary. will be deemed as important to
OUR. gi.oois as one on theolog
tivtisediviuity, student. • '
' ,.- Bors7hcv makeEcowe rut should be locs
t (i`fof fere* titinittes wheier they would give
r it &al:kid if lii - erthem" se' lace could run'
.
VAX 1 0**14 1111 7 ( leaMee 4tll possible to vie io
liot-,botislaqiisPrPagiiod to increase the mean/
=~ w
gSIM