FORTY-SIXTH yEA4
afte Atunorisf. s
sgoo• FLY I Os THE BRA pc.
• • r i ., ..-.L--.-_ ,,-, •._ , . •
S THII6I.7GIt the Ftreets t'tt Pass alorm
IV Tomthink ft serY'tlueer
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To hear one. un I ve'real - song
'Resounding in your ear ;, ' ~1
A friend yon-rneid ; and as yonTmet
One 'shorn S'ot'n giAti to sec.
Tie wartdef,, rnakiw,t quick. retreat
. 77 5.in00, IV 7 don't- header Mt :-.
' A lovely worn= next.'peri'llat:rCr,
you venture to salute; •
She view* you with n eomi glatwe.
And thOn prepnrea tri "serxit,"
Tot press her Outly toiexplalu—
The point you cannot eve ;
She answers with a calm disdain :
",:shoo Ily don '.t boildkr
, • ,
' Encountering a bosom friend,
- You say to ixtra with eheeh. -
Can you to um !lye dollars lend, •
Until sometime next. week.
When I my little dog shall sell,
Now, what reply rnake . he'
hums.; atune—you k•now iy well—
" Shoo: IV! don't bodder toot"
. .- - A lady blushes like a ro=i , :
Your arm Is round her waist; •
Then matzleaony you prope,
- While sle,is thus embraced:
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But, whit 'she tza.zof in your ..,y r
- .. As loving' a'eala lie:
',..-, • - Idischlei'ow4y the fair one; , rfteikt l
'S
7 . - . • 'hon, fly ! (10131 boddex e
e , •
Wh bout "ien creditolirs shall corue to r f u
A at
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- And that small aeruulit t' due,
J uE.t pay It. If ,Sou ,
I , to. Int,. the expr.etaut ear
Tht..larizet .1:Ind of tha,
• Itt• corgi' loud Ulla ele:tr:
ny.: don't bolder toe !'."
; from not..erlse ire 'hay draw sehae.l2 . :sii
A moral there h 4 here.
71A'hich,livir: -. 11 fully utlortr..xxl,
We holm- y90.'11 prize most clg.r/r;
_) When trr,bublet. ( , ) 1114!, the harden [pear
Witlllauglvhsr 19114 1,1141 free,
And say to narrow. grief tied • .
fly 1 don't 10...1,1e•Z '
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• Too Mteit Ham:v.—Why will men he
.naughty, and neglect the $-weets . 'Of domestic
life Tor the Bitter wsitersof the tavern? There
'was Tommy who one night returni)il
ti> his domicile in a state of p<jdal nneertaiti
ty that WftF. , ridceu,lous. Pushing heavily
Against the door, it opened, and Tommy Tell
:sprawling avrgSs : the threshold. His tan-,
longed bin incifectuad effort: to regain 4n
urea position aroused his wife, in s .bed in the
next room, Who . said,.••Trimrny,'is•that you?'
',What's the matter-?”--To •whieh the inebri
atetl Thomas made answer, "Yes, it's nit!:
nothin's the matter,:ieept this '''ere bee's got
too mueh, honey nit its wings to into
the h-i-v=4.4:-'
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•Sonp-,- , tinto ago ,1, - ,ha Bri ght )' i ts dining
With a - '..en of Cot tonorito:i. - , -- toort he eon:
vemtion 'turned On the:subject of the groWth
and developrnerrt of , America. • !.
"I should like." said the 11'14, who is an
41ithusiastir admirer of the t heat Ilepulilie,
"to come to fifty yeans after tny.death., to,
see what adine • count. - America had be
come." : • r
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-, "I believt. , . you wottlil he- :2131 i.if any (...,x
-cu,e to eome haek," said - Mr. 'Bright, with a
grim allusion in the tone of hi, 'voice to Ow
quartet . , from wi,ieli he woula he likely i,-,,
`emerge.' .• - • '
fresh import train thi; EM
erahl Isle hei :lin ottoman. The (His
comillei.l girl .' not tqslioNY her ig
nthianee to her taistrtisi, searched the futtli.e
iu coin, till spying ti huge overcoat on the
hatsitantl, took - it clown :mil carried -it forth.-
with to the,pailor, only - to be sent bail ) :
a,...ftipritnand for "her stupidity, whereupftti
Itiddy deparreil: Muttering to herself: "'lf
this Piz not the the blessed Virghl
,
N.KT queL:r geniti-. A toiigli-
Lor foinol 41aY :it -work ut..esoir
--nvillf, wood-1111•,. ItWay I'M' II , •;ir
with an intolyrUhly "Why dot 't
_ you ,sharpen your saw, Nat a,keVtlie
neighbor. 1;oi-,Tking up with
Aroll expre, , ,ion.' he should thin :I+l . J
=huff Work enough to (lo to • , ;tw tt.l thin'.V((cl
- pile without dtupliiii to Oiari,eit
. .
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A youNir.; - genticitlati ri•cr.litly found hit
c•onipany . wit h .three younir lititiir;
-iind•renerously divided an oriinge het weft'
Ahem. "Volt will rol. ''-our. , elf," exelitinis..ii
.one of the ilanistds. ".S,'"ot zit• all," replied
,the innocent ; "I have three it four nvire in
'iny,pcieli,i.t." ' , ,
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- Wiii:: , :: are yoil goiwz in 'settlw till ,
" \Vu'velia.ia -,ttlozwilt alrc;oly." ' \V
`"Ilif• la4i 01116 you vall.,•ii." -Didn't
v,,ii--1 fu, r_ffit I.f, :-.1111 , . thin - . hill ....- '
I 'Vtly• well, then: - \‘'ltn't that t ,- tq,
"WITAT yon know of flu , e-iniFzu'
this 111:11C.. W . - : 1-1:01 of a Ni
(:(2,1111,, the other flay. "What (h,
of ids character: 1 1:11‘.4 'it 0 , 11
lOachal , tie, err r , plital he
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low are youAlrown
blufrohl sailor of alp Willi iv':i•: - aiirnoyiql
antes' liCtvas aildrop-ecl .1I r. . 116(1
who re4porpleil„'l'i•e.a
"011, all right! llow arc you, Ilroolu:ifiludif
\
A AVV..-431:1t. edit4.r, in
that
t:)
, 4eriber•lvlit) urt ikit4les that hi.. palwr ",
i•r.tltly II:111111, ,:l -. . : " TIIIWN 111..1111,C it
SO liniltil t i.p , 011 it." - :
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A friend ti:iVt2.- ,
: A nian.wlifi "Niralh - pd
has
eaten his tvn (dr."
Frp - mf:v.. Tow;: . hay , all tln
-
righti- ut nti.n. They are. ,ot to 1,31.,:tkin,
THE pope in I,oyin , z
to rt.Ay.as
\VtiEN it large writ: a little wan
can lie (.Al'o mite*:
Tor - rstitc nit 6.
A . RABE 91BPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN
(“101) (:O \L LL l3li
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TI1I: wr-' 4 1 .- ..DALI: ~kl,
t -Dal-
A4t1,,w1 INT,,WIII,iI:
Ite g bi n , e"nlaintwz
anti nv,•rl S to I.•l'y Iltr•• 4 , 0h - 111 . 19h. •
1., 1.;. tlyz & d, 1,1:“. 11. I' ,
Pre.l,lent, 11001,•111,:ty, Yot*. or to
, 11.11:11L-4.
th.ir 111 , , I';‘.
Jan. 1: TO-1-
FOE; SALE.—ik I'
i•';4•tiiii4.•••
anil•4. 1:. , 1; hatoi•it . .
Sti , titit•hizottit it•tiln.i.l , l. I r t•til.- 11 , 111 1 . 41! r l,
Virli".`• 19 - nen' , .11V hl• lahtl pn•
acr4 are eiwt•rt•it with ciii•4l . nut pn ut, 4 Ito y-itt
.
*POW th. "WiliCi L V1:011id TI):i ki...,,P x , 1•11 , :i L4,rtil , tin)4•r.
Zacrt-sarXr . ..,N,rC 4 i with 1., , ,tVz. - t mil. ,t, 111, , in:pt . :44.
l'. meats c.,,u,..pt .rt a Nuf,:tant lid - h. , 11,... a lu.; . sm.
Barn, out houNie::;alpla 1!.• As ,I , X 1 . 11 111 w lir' 11:1.1...r tvlw
: or. Stot%Coll , llaUS of horaeq., 0f.V.... :23 a: ii. hay. a t tic
"r ttormltig iipl.•tiilit ,i, ... T11 ,. ,p21, -, •,,,10. , 1 ~,a 1,.. ".n.ul
Ize , t front ttp , trill, .1 . alone. - 1'..rn,.. , 4 - c. , y. A pply tr
. 1 :pitllN M.SIiENFE 1._F1 , t , riv , ... pui;,iiuzz, r„t7,,ipe
' , or T., 11 . :11(it... ,, l G FA 1t ‘ 4,11."1„1Ait:Y.,... 1.41( 4 - ritre 4froct
Pott.tiviirl. N. y. .).luzu , t 7, ' , ......-:l2-If 1.
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THEFOT,Ir.; NG
r 4. '
' MINING
".CIA
flue high 141',Clim corn ish 11‘41 . - um pinu Cilai n 0
2 1 .4! i , /SIMI 'yllialer 71- , •1 stroke . , 144 t'.l, antetill parts
,s\
comph:te t t it'ud * 1 tfrs ~f pumi:l - 1,:, 1, ~.:wh;7,l,elN.
inch the at herd t-ineh pin ager. •teh se ,v,h feet St I, .Kr
AL$O,--4 me Wlllalpg Eilgillt . 12-inch eXlinder 4 feet
•
.stroke, with drum 7 ii-arina und.ls.ilcrs, e43 4.1 ph,..n.,.
ALSO—Flair sets , Breaker M-tett: mtry, \
ALSO,-4(.0 t hrs.-ton Slops Wagons, licavO• ironed
• for-4 feet track. •.•
•• ALSO.--One 16 feet Fan and Engine, with4til* ar
baler e‘miplete. • : f • .
ALSO--4.me iforizontnl PuniMng Ent:it - M.1,-371e
'CJlttitieci feet ittroke, with I.7j:trim: and It. th , , alpt tut,
111tt , of pumps 100.y:int:, cacti, a ith 11-ineh plungers,
'lO foYi ; , 2 rokf, . . , . e
The - ahoy*: martinet- ha..been in serylee, but I. In
good .a - etrkim(*.rder.
.••• GEOWIE 'W. SNYItEn,
•';':9.***-:-.2-tfw.Sept.l.,"6l.---1-13 - .1• ' P•ittsville, isa•.
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''••••,• W. SEEAFER; AeiEr.CT l'/JIL OWNEI - 04:
. OFFEii3 , .
~ . FIVE C4JA4, LEASES. I ,
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'• . Tvert - leases ar• Ilelf:ensteFT on MillVtio , :th beloU
a4tr level.. , .
9n e It'd A:sit cast Of Llewellyn.
i me Ll‘si Ash Leas!- on the Orin! l'e:n. 7 fe:et IMO:.
A Lease oil :Mammoth, sotochnore and Primrose mr
/*lll rt •r t slf,.. ...
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- • 1 TIMBER.LANIV. FOIL SALK _ ..
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it acre. ttptch.,ll,l Whitt. Oak - Timber Land, *II iI/V,
' bit' far ear cut tr. Ate. .• * , ;
- • '••
liio 0 acres Titnher I.a.Mi In Pater County. ' s- •
...--
100 - lien' , yellow pin. , . , Mr flooring. . .
' IMO acres silt and prop timber, . ,
• .100 acres ehestratt timber kmd.
!tort arr.,: gaol littt squat. Farming LAI, bctseet , n
' Barnesville tel the Tunnel, cut into kits to stilt put'.
eita,ers. • .
:
, •',2 - P. house and lot on Muhantortgo street, 60 feet
- ' front. ' .
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-- 5 Dwelling Houses and lot at Sium.:i•Tville. ', •
. A good dwelling and store lon,c 171,- at G Inter
ton, near four collieries. " . •
A lot on .tianderson,strect s . ltXttect runt by :lop pet
, lt•ep..wlilt 2 story frame hou‘etetntl kitchen. r.
Pottsville, Februarg;slll. lral,
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OLLING .74.1 LL FOR SALE.—Thi.• under-!
signed offer for sale the " MOUNT . CAltil()Ni
1t01.1.1 NO 7ktiLL," - located at Mount Carbon, near !
Potts , : ille, f:e huylkill County, P.a.
The Mill mlll.llllll 9 double puddling furnaces, 31
heating ftarnaeci, I train - Is-inch rolls fdr puddief.V.
in m, i Merchant bar iron train, I train plate rolls 72„
' inches in length) .1y.24 theta,: diamett rvand all otter
machinery for the inanufaeture•of the above descrip-i
.. pelted
of iron. .Til,• plate and puddling mills are Pro-1
pelledby a vertical engine
.of :01 horse-power ; thei
ban .
millior a horizontal engine of sit horse-power;and the remainder of the.machlnerv, such as shaft-;
il tari slfears, fan, Sc., by 2. engines, of 40 and lit horse=
,power.re.pectively,
The ;,11111 buildings which
cover an area of over
• 16,000 iiquareleet are allms'are ttie furnaces and rtia4
. shiner) . they r eontaln)of re.s-nt c onstruction, bull; in
most subsnuitial manner, and covered with slate! A.
' switching from ilk al Ne
Reading Itaiirighrei t Stunt&
diately adjoins ,serves , for the PrOClVOllitait d Ischia
, 01 ',cotti, metal, arc., rind for shipment.
i,,ting. mntignou s and appurtenant to the noll ng
mu air' ru...reit of - araltle and NVCMlltialpj, :asp an
4tticts, i , hotAe,..2). good'und (4.u-wen:lent dwell n.t
Louses ind an excellent barn- Part of Ille• tat, ii
Said out in town lota, Would Meet ,Vritb a.ready sale.
A capacious reservoir near the :d fil. affords to Ithe
boners an-abundant supply ortitire spring water.
There Is Also an - excellent stone quarry on the prerri
ls44. For the successful prost . cutfons nor the main
ra.ttire of iron, the topttlon is such n.k Ss rarely aut
. Coat of rho beSt cpatility-ls mined In the
Immediate d vicinity.- Tile facilitlesof traninorta lon
are ample—eltlier by the Heading Itailroad ant .its
numerous connections, Or by the lieltuylkill taunt.
The large quantity of Iron commuted in the cont rp
sdon, affords an excellent' home market; anti; an
abundant sup . ply of scrap Iron. , s , ! 4
air For further Infotmation anply - to
JA,NIWA. INNLIi. l'ottsville. Pa..; ,
P. C. ONDEItDONK, Princeton, N4 . J.
'or to CALVIN B. BARTOLETTIL, Port•Clinton,Ra;:
itin. 25, 70, -
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,411)itabttpliia ',tbotrtisemints.
! , ~ -- ,
JD M. BoarstsoN & 00., - •
...7iN. 7 (Sgceesaor,to W. . 0 litintzerj ' .
‘-niToirtnces, teAStric'tinucits it atruNDlD=so. .
Militarn Church. SoeNri•W Thomarieal Goads, Flamm
I,
' Dasolers, Bklimo. *e.,. •
No: 13INorth Third Street, Philadelphia..
D,Nember 4, 1869. 0— . 1 7
F TPLEO. FISEIVIIPS 4
OLD ESTABLD3HED
73ETAFIKES 0 51 - WA.TMEICYpirIr.
.1 .
:N. W. corner Fourth and ;Vine Anita, Philadel
phia. A large assortment of Bpring,. Hair and Husk
Idattresues Beds, Blankets. and counterpanes, con
stantly on band and made to order.
Mao, Ticking, Feathers and Curled Hair, whole
sale and retaiL Ali articles warranted Ow represent
ed;and prices Invariably as low as anyother in the
trade. Sam . . 44m
THOWIPOTTEII , , SON CO.. mannfae
turers o 1.1 Cloths and Window Shadm, Floor
oil Cloth ..namelled Muslim, Drills and Ducks,
Table oil Cloths; Mahogany. Rosewood, Oak and
Marble 011 Cloths ; Stair OW Cloths and
.Carrlage
etr,rel/1. •
+lain Shales and Shading, Plain and Fancy
Shades and Cords, Tassels andYt.sturesotall lands.
it 4 Arch Street:, below,FlkStftetahlltdelphls
,March 3,10 .
D •'.... ii.-lußcuzß...;-: ~ . .
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.:[•FURNITURE - WAREROOMSi
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t 236 and 2311 Saint' Second Simi*
t PHILkDELPRIA. -Li
,
Trheunderr.lgned:having greatly increased facilities
hi the addition of the large four story building ad-.
plining his, former place of business,offers great in
d neementS tO all purchasers of fundt re to give him
al call. lie Is .contlaent of being nig to please all
Who may tenor hini with their custo , and his ex
rsi•rienee of twenty years in husineas a guarantee
of his ability to turn out the best of work. Re per
sdnally supervises his large workshops, and any ar
ticle not On hand will be made to order at the lowest
terms. A large stock of all kinds of FURNITURE
cesistanny on janrul . D. M. RAMMER.
ii•Fept... 9, '69 -i. , - • - , 7—lydw
LADIES' FITENISECING GOODS.
i
CLOAKS, a IT$.
11i..11131a , k Silk fur I)iesr.rs,
raietrAS,
IN EVERT VARIETY,
MEM
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LOWEST corn P,D,TifIES
AGNEW h E.',EGLISII,
~):...K'6Cliestliut St., i'Opptislte Coptlnental notelf,
'And • v.uth '.. , :tittft St., Philadelphia
pril
. 16, '7O
\\TILLIAM D. ROGERS, • 1 .
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.CARRIAGE-BVILDX.R.
I
iMIG'INAt. AND ONLY ;MANtl•Acrtrakat UV TIES
I • CELEINZATHU
HO'GEI'rs''CARRI AGES,
1049 and 1011 CTIESTSrtREET,
iIULADELPHIA.
.I,DaIT WAGONS AND PLETOI!%7S,
ROA - 1) AND PARK A S'PEN‘LTY.
lsZew arid Elegant Styles of Carriages con
t.tantly *produced. April 30, la-18-3m
N 6PRING GOODS FOE 1870
COOI'ER & CONARD
-$I (A ILK POPLINS.' - . .
$1 50 SILK POPLINS.
. ' ' 5.5(!!. P 4 )PLiNS.
' . 59e. I'LASI) POPLINS.
BLACK DItESS .GOODS. '
WIDE . DELAINES.
TXMISE.
BATTISTE. • . . , '
- ENGLISH BtAIRA2INE. -
11EsT'MOILVIIIS. , .
-Moll'Allt TAMISE.
• SILK lIEKNANI. •
'SLACK SILKS, CHAFES, ie.
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, &c.
. &R.O piefzes New *bite Goods. • -
60 pieeeA.KlegaritTable Itanuiski. '.,••
• ,:tea dozen Napkins' SI to $7, 50 per doieu. ••
:i5O dozen ... Towels, $/ Wto $l2 per iskrzeii. ~
Po pieees Shirting and Fronting Llrretis,.
1. - .0 pieces 1./Japers, all the widths.. -_',,,
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' - ,- ~ - WOOLF,N GOODS. '' 4 •
Union Meleons, /5e., worlK 60e. '' '
- • 4 'a,,i-nieres, 00e., real value 75e. . •
t'a-desert, Sic., real value SI 10. -
, •.lolible and Tvrlst,:sl, worth $1 1.13. • ' .-
Illack Cloths atnd Doeskins, $I 10.5.3. -. I :
.111uP and Brown Coatings,l&e.
. COOI'E.H. et. cONARi),'
S. 10. consipt NINTH . AND 31.01KET SticSLIS,
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PHILADELPHIA. '
Oct. 2:611-1y1f ... , ' • ! ' ~-
ME
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I/ II,:
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1,11( w
4• lin
'll cui-
SPRING AND SIT MMER
: DR Y G*o OD S.
-' ED AV I .. - N II A. LL !ric CO., -
27i SOUTH SECC.7.7I) f•TRp.. - i, PHILADELPHIA.
Itlyite I la. at t en t ion of purchasiers on visiting Milla
r ttelphta, f o their lar . ge and elegant stock - of'
. . DR Y G 0 0 D.S -
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ci,Nsisr.l:o.; IN PART or . .. .
ilfliek. and Colored Silks. .. ..
Plaid awl Stripe Silks; .
' Plain Japanese .Silks; ' ..
Flea rel.„ stripes and Plaids do. '
. •
• Plain Silk Poplins, select shades. •
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. ; , ' ('.tried Silk Poplins. . -
• Silk Serges and Wool Poplins. '
' ' • ltest •Mak es of Alpaca/OmA Mohairs.
Mixed Mohair. and Poplin AlpaeaS.
', 4;r, mall 111 ,, U11 , 1 eirgandies. Lawns, Percales and
t 'tinily:es. COI iltioeS and Low-Prieed Dress
t_loods. Dress ci0 , ,,1s o:',.the latestistyles ,
elitist an tly receiving...'
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IVI,A:CK DIIESS.GOI - iDS IN GREAT VARIETY.
i Reecho and Paisley Shawls,
Tblbet. furl -Blanket.
;Shawls, Spring and Summer Shawls, Lace Pointes,
!Lace saeques, Cloths and Ca.ssimeres, Table Linens
;and Napkins, SIIVet I ngs unkfSh Irtlng Muslim, Cowl
-1 terpanes, Blankets, Spreads, /I,:e. Plano and Table
'('‘ivers. NV bite Goods, Laces; Embroideries, (11oves,
,
Hosiery; ,te. . .
N. 13.—We deal in good GOod.4'and endeavor to sell
1 , :Ii smit prises , brat svillve satisfaction.
RirThe Chestnut,and Market Street cars WM eon
. s. ey you to within a few doors of the store. •
1
EDWIN HALL & CO.;
'..:S'S?titli Second Street, Philadelphia.
Api'ii 16, '7O . • . 16-3 m
ME
ir
UNITED STATES BONDS
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11(JV(UIT, ' :! 4 0.T.1) AND F.XCITANfiED,
t -1 .
ON MOST It EASONA.BI.E TEit)tifi
GOLD
1 . 10(761t1T
\f4IRIiF:T•ItATES
UPQNS
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
'11( )1 '(;1 IT .VN I) •SOLD
sT4 Wics norw ur AND SOLD
voMMISSt.I . trN' ON LI
anti , rot , ivol an4l'lntere.t allowe.l On daily
net: to check, at }iglu.
) 11 EICAL‘ YE II &13$ R.O
°
sf). -r) . 1"1 11:!..p Si., innAD
i,El.vitra.
IN, '7O
' 13-ly
BAND INAUGURATION
LOW_PRICES.
1103111 DOLL AD AY &CO.,
111^K 1411 eIIE , FT:O2I: firREET. -
PIIIIdADELPIIA,
11:1'
r rop
11i;p14. , te all the Ctibjcett
lovellic4 of this,
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,‘ 116 1•:. INV( )lilk>3 OF 1DE5 ,. .1D.A.81.}.: . GOODS,
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• rt• at - OA:SE') I'S THIS ICARFFT FOR 71.
I AT ! •
k:-:TONISIIINGLY LOW RATES,
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1 1 . C. hco; conclude that It is only necessary to
quote a row o r their otrerin g g as an Index ottlie prt-.
o c s at wi i ielx this SUPERB STUCK wil:lbe disposed
of, to InStlre an early f all. •. '' • . c
z9-if
1.1 a ndsoirte liouble- n whith (Ilene Niotutirtylirti Cents.
i 7,
Double-041 Foulard ltohtihW, 43 Cents: -.•. ' : .
tionble-fold •Norwiell l'ep . lins, in the new light
• Sliade, :i6 Cents.
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Lvtl-wicle English Pitnts, Cetita.
Printed Satin Clofit, 'anew article for the'house or
Walking Costume alectits.
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One case of the Fines Organdies imported, 40 Cents.
Deal Septet', Gingha in all colors, 2i Cents.
.
Two case.; of French Ile/Ward Mohair*. which' 501
by the piece for SI• Cents, are now offered ,t
Sr, Cents, .
• .
liiaek Lyons flros Grains and Drap de Lyon, of the
best makes, (ruin $1.50 to $8 Per yard. • •
• • ••• ,
Cliene Silks qt the latest designs the Paris mar.
ket, and extra quality, sold last Spring at $3..%,
•
Siiiped*Slits from-51.50 to tam •
' -
Muck Canvas ilareges, extra superb quality, 823 i
cents.
. ,
Black Canvas Bareges, Cen,:t.c , •
Block (anus Bareges, add qualltlektip
to O. •
Walking Spita,'l4►ces, Shawls o -Lnei poi to
• * ALL - AT THE NEW RATES.
April-16,70 ' . 16-artutlteg
'ender Garments of all -Kinds
cam
164 m
=I
031170:1
1870
AT 4'
THE WHOLE OF THEIR
CENT ST.OOK.
:3," SI KS; , ETC.,
SC:L:4Oli';
TOG ETU. ER. Win!
SC
14,
t
-PO
AL , ""
MIN.•
Ens . JO
.
THE
Vogb, Sboes, t.
CRAB., W. DXNOLEB, AGENT.
BOOT, SHOE, HAT rAND CAP STORE,
ensinnlrs Brziazr, Cameo t&. •
Boots. Elauxelltals and Ceps, In great variety, oar
neatly on hand. Par ticularstientioa paid to auto*
Work. EXPAIRING done neatly on short notice.
Feb. it. 10-4DSC-17 •
IMIPPETA,MT. a •
THE-NEW TOILk.
• • d
BOOT & SHOE ENIPOEILIM
•
is now in full wm.ti on.. mid the attention of-the
ladies of Pinrl.l.o Is especially invited to the large
stock now in store and arrivingdaily of all the driest
elms of goods, suitable for ladies' wear, and adapted
to this market. Mr. Crine has made a specialty of
this branch of business, and gives his particular at
tention to securing th e beet line of ladle%!l * wear ever
brought to the city. • '
Every attention will be ;pald'to customers, and a
cordial invitation Is extended to all. •
' MINE & •LEVIN.
October 23.10- • 43-1 Y
guniber.
A_ Piansr_ •
pAADEE & COOK,
.11EAITTAL - ZtEriii WD nee LCRS iN
ALI; KINDS OF LUMBER,
• (LONG A,ND SHOUT). - '
BILL TIMBER FOR BRIDGES,' BREAKERS.
• :Boats sawed from White sad Yellow Pine,
Usi:'snd - Hemlock, and shipped to order.
Alan, PLANK BOARDS; Shingles, LATH. FLOOR
ING, IC. Offices at WATSO.IISTOWN. PA., and
Loot llA'sws, FA. '
P. S. We ship by Boat and Ball road.. Apr119,70-1576m
CORK PINE OTTO LUXOR.
FILBERT, OTTO & MILLER,
ManufactrWers of and
DEALERS , IN" LtimßEß,
- WILLiAIdSPORT, PENNA.
Mill on Canal, *est of ..fasnardl3t. AfflOe at Mill.
ifcDONALD.:lkgent_,
Box p,ottquie,,Pa.,
July 31. 'IIG-31-11
po i IMARBON .Iksß E A 41:1 1 'ASD
LNG MILL. ;
BEITCHIEY,, Prcyriekir,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In• all kiraii .o 1
Hemlock; Oak and White Pine Lumber, arid 'away!,
has on hand a large.lot Of Doors, Sashes, Riliidst, -
Moldings, Window Filmes, dm. I
Work done at NN illiamsport prices, and dellVered
at the Pottsville Depot free of cluirgf•
fkrowl Sawing and Surfacing dune at short notice.
Also, contractor and builder.•
• Ml'3l. BURCHLEY.
Feb 5, '7O • • I
Not i farbs.
ABBY C. DORNAN, ATTORNEY A LAW,
1 1:4 Centre Cit., ales - doors , below Episcopal
Pottsville. April
SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW; ; 3d.ain
N... street. Shenanduall,Ta. r
`4192 lb, Tu-3,tyj - . r •
HENRY BELEItIPRR, Ayr@ 'EY-AT
LAW. °Flee; L Centre itit.eittttsyll 'e.
May V.; ; , a 111.:-tf
P.A4BUOR NITORNEI.- T-LAW
J Pottsville, P. Mee, Rio. 9 Matianto •go Street
opposite Post °glee. • April 3, 'O9-147-1y
rECYB.ritR. SA.MAGELFJ3, ATTORNEY-AT
LAW, Pottsvltle, Pa, .Office, No. 170 °entre St.
nearly opposite Miners' hank. Aprtl . 3, 'O9--14-7tr
TAMES H. CAMPBELL, ATTORNEY- AT-LAW
Booms 1.5 and 16 Penn Building, No. 430 Walnut
street, Phtladelphla ! • - Jan. 1, 70-1
Nll TIX•LIA.M.ESKI2L, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
V tin, Ibi Centrl3 tumllle, .• •
January !, •• •
MILNIEL DILLMAJW, • ATTORNEY,AT- 1
.1„ , 'LAW, Pottsville, Pa, Office, No. 9 Mahantong.
e”.reet._ • . . January 19, 'O9 8 tf
A LBEBT KNITTLE, ATTOILNEYaT-LAW
A
0111oe, so. l( CentrOlitreet, Pottsville, Pa. Al
claims promptly collect . October 16, 't --42-1 y
GN 0 ROE C . ll Alltlialt,Blezt h ' !.he li V . ugrtra ti
trt ) .. u ,
burg
tioOr,) Pottsville, l'a. Nov'. 6, '69-4.L-ly
OM AND COLLECTION ornc .
CHRISTOPHER LITTLE.
. 1
, ITORNEY AT LANTAND NOTARY PUBLIC.
l'orzsviLis, SOIIMICIL7. Co., Pa.
Sept. 1, '66---I—ly
Stouts, litany's,
Tt.ENZ3 4ZlVntrAlliffiii A!" mcnir curruE.
BOLOM0311:HOOVE.I171.
STOVE, TIN and HOL - 111 FERtiISHING STORE
285 Centre; Stree it,*ottsvine;
. r
A number Of new pattern' COOKING and PARLOR,
STOVE:4,4IIIcI] min be bad at moderate prices. lie
also has a splendid assortment of Tin.l3niss,Britania,'
Japaned, Glass, Wood and Willow, Ware, Hollow had,, Hardware, Also, Brush, Brooms, Oil (2oths, Table;
Cloths, I>csif3lats, Clothes Wringers, Trays. Carving'
and Butehgt Knives, COal Oil Lamps,, , Knives and:
Forks and all kinds of Glassware. -Alai:, Orldirons,l
Roas ng Pans, C,hlidrens Sleighs and skates, Table,'
Tea - a il Butter Spoons, Mice and H.O. Traps, Patent
Nut eg. Graters, Spittohns, Lemon Squeezer* and
Gra 4s, Bird Cages, Table Mats, Tab' e Sa-Wtt. Cleavers;
Egg Whips, Rolling pins, Potato Mashers, Bread
Boards, NI , ash Boards, Wooden Boxes, Flit and Tailor,
Irons, Sausage, Cutters - . and, Stuirers, yltathes Lines
Bed Cords, Claims Pins; Corn Poppet s% Cake Cutters;
Candlesticks, Dredge,Boxes, Savings Banks, Match
'Boxes, School CompaOlons, Slat Ls and Pencils, Toilet ,
Sets, Bath Tubs, llatchets,llanimers, Axes, Ixrd and.
Bontl . lldzes, Flour SlOyes, Meat Saws, Coffee Mills,
Climcentrated•Lye, Glass Drainers, Fancy Toys,' Lard
Cans, Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Sheet tine, Market
and Fancy Baskets, Ca:idors, Knife Boxes, Shovels'
Pokers, Tongs, , Coal Buekets, Tea Kettles; Stove ern!
Shoe Blacking. Also, Oils, ptints, Varnishes, Win,
dqw Glass,' Putty, Lanterns, and many articles toe{
numerous to tnentioli. ,Also, Roofing, Spouting, and
all kinds of Jobbing done to order, and at4he Shortl
eSt notice. Persons wishing any of the • above, men,
tionol articles would do well by calling and ezbanini
fng before purchasing elsewhere.. , ; • ,
SOI.OMON HOOVER;
- No. 345 Centre Street.
72.0fd
Dec. 1 I 0 .:09-.-50- t f,:i
vllisccflanous.
•
InEDERIGE'S COAL HOISTING MA
CHINE.
• • &att.:Wed , A pill 12. J . '
cht., . and easy hi
operation, henoe`the large numter sold, and the per
fect satisfaction giMn. Send for Illustrated catalogue
containing sizes, prices and testimoniiiis from parties
using them ; also containing prim Bat of our Wood
and. Iron Cam, Iron Tithe. 'and Barrows,:Lwyck and
Hook Blocks, &.c. • also containing much Informa
tion useful to Coal Merchants. • ' • .
P. K. DEDERICK. & CO., •
Albany Agricultural & Machine Works, Albany,
Jan 1...‘10—L16-3tm-1y , •• • • Igew York.
'LEHIGH VALLEY t RALLBOAD COMFY
- Time Table .showlng connections of the V; R.
R. Co. - with those of the Phila. & Reading It. R. Co.
to and from Pottsville and intermediatepoints be
tween Reacting and Pottsville. - ;
r :4P.
.-.• 5.401
...1T r ::. t 35 23 1.5 • . 1:1 t .:14 1 :. ;: 1 '
9.15 12.40 8.31
P. -.M. P. M.. P.
RI-Kl.,
I cave Pottsville
- *Heading
" 'East Penna...Ly4ction
Arrive at Easton-.... -
Neve "fork
Leave 7..Z0w Yprk
" Easkaf
East raana:Juuction
Retuling ............
Arrive et Pottsville .
7.,.:
10.40 f .
12.25! 74'4
IV. - M. (r, M
.
For MAUCH , CIIK and intermediate .pointi;
TIN
leave Pottsville, 6.40 and 9.00 A. M., and 2.45 P.M., ai
.r
riste at Mauch unk 12.00 M. 5.45 and 9.30'P .3t. •
lIETUANIN leave Mauch Chunk, 4.45 - and 10.. V.
P. Mt', arrive at 'ottsville, I=W and 7.3.1 I'. 9L.
For all points n the Lehigh Coal Region! and for
Towanda,•Waverly and BufralO, leave Pintsville,
5.40 A. M. . ) • ROW. 11. FlAyftE. 1
. • f Superintendent and Engineer
.
Bethlehem, Dee. 3). 'on . &-1y
- • I
F IRE BRICK. r 1
.____ • •
Tiunz AL4stic , " MOUNT SAVAdE."
United States Government Standard Mann'
tored exclusively by the CONSOLIDA TED.ODA
COMPANY. of Maryland, for Blasting. Puddling
Smelting. and Glass Fu and all othermn
requiring the BEST QUALIT . Diagrams off=
and Prices will be furnished by the underskpled,
•• - ,
- GEORGE'S CREEL OMAN . COAL.
. . .
• •
By the Cargo, from the Company's Mine.
. \ C. H. DALTON, President, _
I Pemberton Square, Boston.
JAS. 8. MACKM VieePresid.rati
7i Broadway., New York.
z • \ JAS. A. MILHOLLAND,2I If lce Prea"ti
`\ OILMOR MEREDITH M": ount Savage, md.
.
• 25 &milt Clay Street, .
Dec. n. 'a so-eaßaltimoren
H ORTON. BLAB= CO.&. i '
Soocessora to H. B. CRiMiSETT, "
• suiscrscrrastis. OF ALL e1[41.1r3 t : ' •
R
No. 1 FIE BRI X,
For Furnaces, Rolling Mills, Forges, Steel Works.;
Lime Kilns, Cupola' Furnaces. • BLACK S and
TIL,Es for Blast Furrows", (3as Work .lial.
treble Iron Works,Baker's Ovens, Green
Houses, &C. Stove Heater and Range .--'
Linings, Cylinders, Au., of every ;•
dawription to brder. ~ ' i ;
Fire Clay.. Raolin,,Fire Sand„ Fire (Iciness!, In Bulk
or Barrel. t , • FACTORMI: • \ 7 • •
Mouth of 'Woodbridge Creek, N. J. si (ol Peekskill,
N. Y. I'. Q. Address, Perth Amboy, N. J,4:or Peeks
-41
kill. N. Y.l . ' • • April ZS, '7O-17sly
NEAR BIG TZD PZOPLIIOO49L.
or personiwi other deficiencies , ,
of the eyes, should remember that tls can be salted
with the proper glasses by JOSEPH Dte .4 *
C elan. Na No. Centre Street, Pottsville.
11413 , • - • _%. ' March 81, .
ALL -* DS of Garden Tools am be had at re
pi do •
_Rama, at SOLOMON HOOVER'S Tin,
Btovean • idolise Furnishing Depot; .110.286 Centime
l i rtrl I ,
•
B S S.
PAIIILY COAL
.s_l on handl
....7 Orders lett at the Orhalot C. ht. stU. ISO Mates
Street. will be prompUr Mended to. -
!kw AII - , . - J! 2 .11-4 t
.
c s. sDS FOR TEE LADIES . GREAT }MECUMS
I
Ausitunleibiatiestim or nouiekiepe sill Others ta!133,1 Stack Oft.
SHEETING and SKIRTING MITELLLtirS, CALICOS and; j , ' TABL*
NAPKINS, TOWELS, CRASH* &C _
Dress Goods of all Descriptions, White Goods, LaCci Handhachiph and Collars, •
Linen Col rs end Culfs;_Notions, , TrimminO l i •
At LOWER PRICES than can bc, sold elsewheic. •
THOI,III Tit LL
• Jan 253 , Cftitiv .sireet, Pottsville .
.
. .
'TYN DALE, IA IT C HE, LI, ~& •W ola
- . ~.
, E . ~ .
CHINA;,' GLASS AND EARTHED WArt,E, ...
- is., . - • .' i - 1 . . : ,
.. • , ~, i
Nb. 707 Ch.eigAniit, Strdet; P/14.1actetph'ia. 1 1
-, - i ,
FINE PARISIAN GRANTTE, the best stoneware in the market. sold at I the prices of cirdlairy goods.
WHITE FEMME CIIINA, In all the best shapes and style. DECORA;TED 4,.D0rN0., TEA and
~, .1
. TOILET,SEIE in *rear. variety, • Glass engraved on the prengSes, and China
. _
. Decorated either in funnels orriatohltigs, in the heefthelther• " 1 '
..1 • ,
nit/IT-CLASS GOODS ONLY, and LOWIET ,
1 ! • ' CASH PRICE& . .:. • i 1 •
! . •
• i •
• Letters of inquiry in regard to prices, •fte., of goiids, proniptly 'mince
' •
March 5, 'RI • . • • • !
G-coog
, 1
f 1 .F. BOPEY
1
INST_TRA_NCE AO-ENT4
- .
178 CENTRE STREET, P?TTSITILLE, PA.—SECOND FLOOR. ,• . '. li
, fi
REPRESENTS TEE FoLLOWING COMPANIES: . , I ' , . , il
• 1 ,
' Lawns. t:
i..A13.0000000 00
1.231.491 07
.... .......,,, . 14,185,224 19
...:,. :::. 8,000.000. 00 .
....,,.., 1.909.303 13
..1 .., = 1.202.104 00
• .l. - 711.51.1 , 02
-.NN St r 611.960 00
....T.:I: • 506,83 a i 7
1 503.089 1!3
.... 519.374 09 '
433.193 'B5l
'449.840 11
348,1 11
.. .
New York Life
Travelers. Life and Ambient ...
North British and Mercantile ...... (Gold,)
Imperial Fire — London —(oCid,) / L •
becurity'llre, New Toric4
'Manhattan Fire, New
•
Hanover Fire. New York
Putnam Fire, Hartford
Glen Falls. New Tin*
Cit y puce, Hartford.,-, ..
Enterprise, Philadelphia...('
Albany City. New ;
North Ameri6tn, liarttordL,...
Norwich, Cannectimat..,...-.p...-4,
Partliplar Attention ixivto . insuraace .of Coal Breakers. s
. ALDER & PRIQE r
NEW tilsu9Ni HALL * wrAirAwroisiGo STREET.
• - •
PRINTS,. 8 cents up. . •
• BLAbK AND COL'D ALPACCAS.. I
11.
, c SILKS, DRESS FOODS,' of `all- kinds:
_ •• '
lOTIONS, .&c.,
OEer Como any see fcip yourself. - • '
PRICF* THAT CANNOT HELP IleT IIL PpPTJLAIt. '1
THE- NEW UNION DRY GOODS STORE IS ,THE. PLACE FOR RARGAIN§I•
4 •
March 9, '7O. Jan 4=-2-1311.tvr „,
ENNSYLVANIA GRAND
•
a .• HOTEL, TREVORFON, PA. • '
THOMAS FOWLDS, Jr., Propri etor. L_) . l
Obt REFthEN CE. —Hon. Benj. rat Um. 27 . 1 •
. 2, '0„). •
stew Bjorn Abinitigements.
ABSOLUTE DIVORCES ilegalic obtained. In
New York, Indiana, Illinois and other States,
for persons. from any Stateior Country, leiral every-,
where; desertion, drunkenness, non-support, etc..
sufficient cause;ino publicity • no charge until di
vorce obtained . Advice free. publicity ;
established
flfteemyears.Address, _ M. HOUSE, Attorney,
• , No. S NASSAU:ST.. NEW Yoßic ctiv,
•
March?E,';il—:hn • .
. -
CONTINENTAL MILLS,
pAglltr, R &..go„
-WiTOLESALE I;EA:EII.4 ,
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES,.
AND FINE, GitOCERIES.
2:41 Bow Eity, (bet: Foutth and 4stor Phatird
NEW Y 911.1;:.
April - 17-It
BEE
JHE ADVANTAGES WE ENJOY
as tlict result of a long established
and successful - busilless enables us to
offer •inducements that makes this
announcement worthy. of
ATTENTION.
Importing odr foreign goods di.
rect, controlling' manyleading styles
. of: American fabrics, employing the
bist artistic talent in the . production i
of our goods, and "constant progress"
our motto, we , clairn to lead the mar
ket in • ' .
•
READY-MADE . CLOTHING,
of which we keep 'full lines df all,
.grades„ for Men and Boys. In
CUSTOM `.WORK
our products are unsurpassed for
qual
,ity, workmanship and.elegance. In
..
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
our stock is constantly large • and
seasonable. We are the sole Mane.
facturers of the
lA. M.! Ir.
6 : 151 t.
-which we supply both ready-made
land to order. -
Prices' uniformly . low.
_ . Gentlemen visiting 'New-York are
.requested to call and have, their
treasures recorded upon our books
- System of Self-Measurement,'-and
other information promptly fwnished
wh e n desired .
6Address ..
Sox ,225 Y. .
DEVLIN & CO..
IStareb . l9, i 0 - 12- 2m -
SAITIS YOUR „SCONE!' BLITECO youn
LEATHER.
-1-.
8174 BUY BUY
BUY - BIJY BUY '
c. s. FosTER•s. r o. S. FatriEWS
C. S. FOSTER'S Q. t 3. FOSTERS
•
Water Proof Grease and Wiser Preimrative .
1
- Inferior_ qualities of Issalhlxe inade hnyerrions to'
mewedld Leather made islE pliabteorithedlor
niore lasting than o th er of Its. kind in
market, and iteyllne to:041 ds of Maths:-
Miners will und It the bass article they ever seed
to protect their Boots or Slimes from in cuoi tiOr waltz.
Foe asleir s claude or ce L. FOS
llxt.tidi . Pa.:
esell. , and iii . =ville s Z w ittlilitt ould & F Ot
Faster. : 'J1.4111.4115411
'MEW BOORS Ali 600111 AB IEIETED
NEW ISTATIMIIII3.I-Eociaries Osompipi.
Just Mx:bredat ' BANNAN A RAMSEY'S.
f . • •; - ' ~Pcothwilas.
ICE
C l4 b=skaW C iMigt4 41i Weilit a a
More. rectal ,
First Clas.9 ,Ctirria,go alact, . _ggiesl
07 1111. i.barst 12rD mosrtA;rpEovrnstrizs. . : it,
• _ 1
ateNuFAcroar—con.smixn.re AxpiNouvrusuarisTs„ Om' SQUA B=
BACK OrMOBTISIM. .11017811 k YOTTAYI444. PA. • . I '
.
•
Constantly on bind a 'gocd . .assortment of nerrand second-hand
Carriages and Buggies. . • i $ ~ :c - , . 1 ',,:. ' - ~
Special attention paid te, Knxiiiinici; • I .41'41 10.'f#-'-15•• I
Total Assetilo
GOLD
AND SILVER
MEM
,
!WILL - OFFER, FROM Tilts. pAT:O. 4 •-.
•. _
ANy GOMA FROM,THEIR SU . PRRIOR EtTOC •AT PAR E 8
.• . _
LOER
THAN iGOLD BA SIS.
GREAT REDUCTION I,N Pl-416ES:.
riotils.
THOMAS 0 is: 0
or
1
NE
OWE
•.• • -
t 4
I •
1— _,—,
-- 77 -- • ,i ii
, ~,, • usurance. •. :, -
..
FB.: KA'S/161E11i • ONNEELJL,I,. ..pftlil7-
. JIA:4C}: AME.:IiF. ~ , .... ' , , ' 11
, - 0010., Pennaylimala Hall, Pottaville, - Pai ? .. If
LIVERPOOL A WS !1 .k. GLOIIE 'INSURANCE CO.
Cash Capital and A bt; t 818,000,400
Invested in the Un i t ist bdates, ever • .1,590,000
• _
'HOME llt $1:111111.NCE C® PLR Y!
.I,lk.Ar
f m N•mv, tl:&: , ,ir.ortc ,- r. , 11
Cash Capital , - • 1 , • • - ' $500,000
SUrOus Jan. Ist; liH iy. 1111158,670.0 a
Insurance ellrectAki the best Corn tea.on factor
able terms.. LOSSCS Oomptly's.ulJusted and paid with
out delay. •Paga. ' 69 '7/7 i
' - • "._ INCGDPOILATED ISSI. 1 . •. . !
BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE C O CO
.174
p , "- PI , FIELD, MA§S. 1
, I ' •
A NNUAL §TATEMENT, JIL.N.: 1,1870. I•
4'• ' ' '
AlEseD4, • pt., 4, 1808.4. i 1 .... ' /, . ' $993,164 37
Pnid cinitns.. . . .... ..-..:1.4.] -.- .!1
417,500 00 ' r,
Mid dividend on ginnnntee cap- 121°
CC'
1 . • ' ' P
!Ltd tor Ist 1 • 1 . . • .
Paid members 4th divident1............ , 1„ 4,222 14 • ~. .
'Paid meinberx sth dOldend... ...... 09,153 90 „ ' ii
Paid for canixled polteles ' ..56,3r 01 . I: '
Paid guarantee capital redeeintB.l, 5,300 00
~ . 13.1114'74
- , ; ~ •
Balance .4.• ' . • 5840,031t.71
'am:Elms v0ti. , 16 3.10.7.7 tits ENDING DEC. 31, 1
Pre:ninths and renewals, $390,816 33 ~. l' - •
Intereatand rents r-edeir- • • - I
ed and accrued, and pro
, tit and logs Br-could "9021 CR
t - •
. : , Dlsurnanxna-ns.
Patti cl al ins; 3511vea, -001. al- - •
icii.. ,1' t....1..V5,746 CO
Pal d porn nilasions co itgAnt a 53,1i1l 55
Paid • expenses, .....aalarle.s, - •-
taxes, d-c.z..- ........... '.1......-.... 5 / 3 ,042 72
Paid I,nteirest on guarantee .
olipi ..1 —l. 2,100 00 . - • P
Paid • tapes' eiani Ina- ' .
. ' lion. ' ' t
1, 1:, ' • 213,1;41•86 4,21;114 •f 7
A
ts, January 1;,•1870 '
I NVEST,ED ruLLett'S - :
",_es - registized
ct.,"",188.1 _ _ •
n I tcNil SL
bonds,.
par vul4e
17n ited. 24Cates •n
• bonds,S.JJ,
4. S. coupon lx;
• cent, 1674, pa
11 . 111 5-r7 — '9,030 00
rist'pred . •
r nu. Value 50,600 00
(Is. s per
City of Con d bonds, ri
• percent. (gold) ' 15,0(100a
A doin s' :)Tutor
Scripp ti per .. ..
Ilerkslitte county lodn;.l'
per <will ' 40,030 00
Tuwn of Chesil I rt. 4, 7 . p1.r et, :10.1X10
433 shisr(4 Pittsfidd
tlonal tiaiik Stock SX
aoisharegAgTiculturrii..Nri
tlonal bank sti,etc.sl 30_ ",19,00000'
130 share% Athiiiis NaCton
' al Ilatik titock,6l 2'44
, •
Loans on real estate .Ist:
11 . 10rtginrins , •', ' -,. 3'40,050 00 • . .
Lunn oilli!oflnterttl land ' -
personallsecurity...L..,.... 36,01200 r ~,,
. .
- ; • I • . 116;042 00
Preitinin loan on'policlos 14 form, 1:41570 40
Real' estate ... .. _ . .. ... ..I.
. .., ' • .... 1501.0,100 ,
Cash on 144,41•40111 onlcrePosit - ai,,72:1 as
Cash In hands of aliulits...- 07,302 IR '
Interest : accrued on Investments, Zi,5..97 .1/
Referred premium's', semi-ancatil . •
`.and quarteidg......_,l.. ...... : ... - ...... _ 47,0261 ' ,
Office furniturtc..--.4 - ' . :MO2O 00 ,
Fuel amount s ' ' • '
.1,045 99
,
4,1:7,1
.. ‘ •- ' 1 LtA piLrt,ii:s., •"
tteinstirance - .i
' ••• 5ft65,245 00
Loww% orportetl unpuitl await-
i lug proof f. 21,141 tio
tTripaid'dividends... :4 • ' ; '3.61030
tivarantee eapital...:. ...... ...i...... . • 29,30000.
•
'Net
Add GovermuSat bonds, w orth above par, • 17. 00
..,
, •
~: Phlladelphlit Omrl,i No. 329 Walnnt S 74
s treet.- '
, , W. H. GRAVE
' G;EN•saAl;;Aair.ry 4WD ATTORXEY FOB Vg3lA.
nellable Agents waluted. ' Apply as above.'. f: -
Oct 1d,'1p.)..1.3!dyw i.
. , .
.C`arti4.
HARRIS BROTEE.II23,
NGINEE R. 11.q_
i Mine kngineering, Colliery Napa ;for Inspecki
Pince. Minimal Location and .Constructlon. To r .
graphical Surveys - and all otber.protessionwl w rk
executed promptly and on reasonable terms. 1.
011ice-.Centre Street, Pottsville. Jan. 4.• IV-4 '
/ e
441
HEERY
' • CIVIL AND lILLNTLNG xvicerEpt,,
hurveri and Inspectorornirles.ond exiiirduas 3111
rut Loads. _ • •
.thrirlCK-,Roarian'ol L'ientre . St.,
ZpLacopol Church. I - JAIL 4 46*--/i-•
W samAptia,, PO - ITEM:II.LE, Pa:, late of the
P
Petausylvente Butte tieplosteel Survey, et plghes
?ands, mines, de. . ••- • - Jan. 1,
• FNOINEER and' •Altetii - E . .
-w 7v . ce ;Inlet Pott4vllle. Puns,
Tgeli /- - '.avery desmipt on
eitlcalkias ant Estimates ma de Gun b
ist4ended. to. , .
01 buildings. kiure,ering In . itfauvarni
WMW:4X' POLLOCK„ ;COAL AG ENT.-0111ce,
30 Norwegian Street Pottavilie., AEA, WHITE
and GREY AIM COAL, bought and sold on Cottutils
alon. Particular atZtutkut paid to line traderby the
ins or cargo. r . ' Aulzr 11129-41
-41NORGE PL. EITILAIIMILf
C,T$llOOB & 00C
• ,cmx. - A-nn mrsiso ENG_
AND DBAUGHTEIMM. - 77 -71 `
enrivs SIII.IIOIT , , Pomnrimc, top ,
,fanuary 1,'70. t : • tr 7
r• WWI* m.aays. Aacttrrzcrr.
2,.. T NM 521., MARiarr STREET, rurraaVlLLE.
Ince:tiara the ; •W-dttmoLtig eagek and of eoal
breakers halt the oyual helght, saving thereby_ a
ir
irr..t......t. of ti _ln • large breaker.. The
aeff-damping engeor for slopes and shalt; Wlth
of without door to and with • water apparatus
attached to dispense pumps. It aeLf-dampa one
or two stories. and. hoists one. two or three mat at
'the mane time,
' The advertlaer will plan. att*iintend `or loaket
to=colliery improvements of all ands }
5 .19 ' ; • ;‘. ' /04/
IV/MITWEIC t
100 Dmitri • Street.. poitipine., Pa. ;
G9LD 'AND SILVER,"_
,!
.70211421. ItICCUANGII,. •
ifeniug 'AND mrinia:Sw*
310 M RECavix• ozr,DEPOWT-;-
a/lowisaaa par ,iL.l__Oarnsestioat. t ag
y eTOCIES .tiad warps bought sad. WWI at the est
= n 2 itou naddiplda, Boards 'Pr , Ea4r t eni
4111 4 01 / 0 • ,o 1 •14,
lELI
COUNj'Y, 'PENNSYLVANIA.
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*Wing Platbinefi
B4MEIM
MAT raZicnni SA/no immix
FAMILY
11. Q SEWING.MACHINES.'
;115 11ADWAY, NEW YORL
no cipm - rNtrr STREET. PUILADIELPILM.
PotataselLutellawal : , '
Sim
' and ElastiClty of Each. ter= s and .
SIM ty or Machinery; Using both M
inton the voOla. No fastening at stoma by
and no watO'of thnyed. Wide range °town
catton without change of adjustment. The seam
retains
.lts bonny And 0 noes alter washing and
Waal- Bes ides t ria doing all of work done bff
other Machines, these Marlines execute the
most beanti and permanent Embroidery and Or
-mental ark. • for sale by-
If. E. catloßts, 'Nowt's..
12-17
Jul 7 31. 'll3 '
: 40,tchtf. ptb.-.)lnneirq.
•,
eeeCS s ffr v u o i ns iak
_AND JEWKLEZ
•
No. 141 Nauru thiewro Smxr , OWLINIII of
QUAstax.Pnrcapu.surA:
An assortment of Watch**, Jewelr4llTer and
Plated Ware constantly on hand. ring .of
Watches and Jewekrynnkraptly atten ded'
Auguat. ID" 411-10tra ;
dLzD SILVER RD A ruzvire PLAT=
J Ware of every . description and latest
suitable for ßridal Olits.Vestigimalalsoliday desi =
mita: Prices lower than the regular market rates.
Eatraordluary iiiducementa to rw reliarra. .s.
OEO. H. B d
1.
- , Old EstiailliiMSta ~
. .
Oct. L'i,'o9-43.1y
. INo.7lllArchstreet.Phlladei
phia...
0,
• - • - .
1 1 93* ' ' FISH - Bit BROS. ' -193.
1 •
' Wetchei, Clocks, Jewelry, Wedding and
Engagement Rings, (18 S sulk! ) Silver and
Plated. Ware, Ladles' Work' BoXes, ChM&
Ware, etc. • • •i*
Largest assortment of Mason & Hamlin's and
Wools d Co.'s Parlor and Church Organs. Pianos,
and Musical' Merchandise generally.
• Watch-repairing by competent workmen.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere;
•FISII R BROTHERS..'
.. - .
- -. 193 Centre Street, Pottsville.
Sept, 1, 'Or. • 1 • - •
orpNiNo DAY. = • •.
. •
/CHODIDAY 'GOODS.
Having just returned from the Eastern markets, I
will open on the lit of Deeenaber, the finest assort
ment of Holiday Goods ever offered in this market,
embracing both Foreign end Domestic Fancy *coda,
st. l4 th as ;: . • .
GLOVE ANB HANDEERCHIEF BOXES,
WORK 130,t, •
• JATIDEI,LgE3, • •
, .
iBOQUET vAsEs,
: ! FIGURES, BRONZE S, &e. •
- Solid Stelling Sliver Ware ht . great variety. Fine
Plated Ware 4 of bias:Attu' tteaign. Call and make
your 'selection. I R. C. GREEN,
1710E.,TRE ST., near - Mineral Ban POTTSVILLE.
Aagnst 't.l) 2Er—lydw
L EWIS LADOBIUS & co
`DIAMOND 4ALETAJEITIL
ARi:] lnT
WATCIE3ud ZEWELAT LPAIIED.7 ,'
8 02 ' chestnut , it. Ptils' - *
AVE alWays o_t_illan4 a rrge and well well
ar,sortment pc- • •
NYATCHI '
4 •• : JEWELRY \., - 1/I.KARAT PLAIN RINGS,
of all weirta and Adzes, Engarnient
and Wed Ins Rings.
BRIDAL GIFTS, IR GREAT VARIETY.
Watches repsirc4 and warranted.
All goods sold at extremely low prices. - • -
,Coun.try trade solicited. - '
• LEWIS- I 4 ADOSIITRA CO.,
'6P-7&k.: . 52—At tl2Chestnut Street.
. .
E I
• CALDWEL &CO.
• , ,;• • •
;
JEWELERS,•
"116 . h • AND
• • •
. IMPORTERS •
.002 Clistant Street, Philadelphia,
..PiRKT,CLA':SS o. o..") s.
,
• : , . INSIENSE VAIIIETT or ; I.;4"AA
GOLD WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERVARE,' WEDIIING SILVER;
j • I'I4TED WARE, 'CLOCKS,
-.BRONZES, FOREIGN,,I FiNCY GOODS,
•
FINE .
.•
- INOS, .J4c. •
, persons diskfring really fine articles, reliable In
"quality And moderate lit price, are certain to be
pleased by our eiceedinglytarge anti varied collec
tion. Our stock is, kept, always fresh by stidltiptus
from first sources.
-nor store IS pronounced-one:Of the most elegant
in the world; and any parties visiting the - city are
coNially invited to call inspect It at their leisure.
Feb 6. '7O.
A BILIPLE,
CLARK
L, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, -
. . (4 doOre below 12th St.,) • , '
tIIrSTSICT. iTiIEtT, Pal LiDECPIIIA
rf
CiT!
Have now opened n choice stock of NEW (loops
for Fall trade and ,11.011 day Seasoti:coutprtsingr.
AMERICthr• St SWISS: WATCHES,
JEWELBX, f STERLING SILVER., WARE,. FINE'
~ • ELECTRO-PLATEU WARE, TABLE .
i CUTLERY,. &C. .
- •
A';lii , o, a'llne a-ssortntent of
. . • •.. .. .
French Mantle Clocks, Tironzcii i • • •.,
English, French and N. lenna• • _
. , . Leather and Fancy Goods,
•- • ,
Cit epr own selection the past Stammer in Eitropetitli
of which we are7otterlng ia very moderate pr ca..
HERRING'S ;
PATENT ERA l ipioN
FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
. (WITH DRY FILLINGS,)
.. .
Awarded the Prize Medias at World's Fair;London,
World's Fair, New York. Exposition
.Universelle.'Paris.
'...• FARREL, 'MIMING . & CO.; %. `.
' S.D CIIDiTNITT STREET.: • ',
• '.11.01.V ET GT I.LA At,.
CTIAti..,MATTILEWS,IPALTLADEI,PILIeII. • •
:GEO. AY... ALTERS, • . . . _
•
. _
.11ERRI,s0, FARREL A•SIIERMAN, 'New. Tork.. -
'HERRING a CO....Chlri ,
sti. 1 -. ~. -, - -
.. , 111ERRIMI, FARREL L CO, .. Ifeti. Tsrk. , - . •
Mbre than 10,000,41EILIIING'S"SA.FES have been,
and are now 10 use; and overtux lIUND4ED ,have
passedthrough'aceidental Gres, Preserving their con
tents in some instances where many others failed..
' - SECOND HAND sAFFS of our own and other makers
having been .received 11l part pay for the ,Improved
Herring's Patent chionpion, for sale at low rates.
June 24, 'co ....• - -•- . 244/ .
_
,uper-..ljopliatts. ,' . -
...
._ L . --4-,• ---- ; -
spE q tAL NOTICE.. - i .
,
:CO ntemplating chango in oar atm, wo,havo'cle-
Wzninefl to close Oatine entire Stock of our ; eble
nrated Super-Phavliato of .I;inte and Am 4,10 N
i•;ert.iltzer, at; _ "., •
GREATLY TtEI 1J( isi ) PRICES
Extra fildueentents will b offered • tu Fariu and
•
Dealers:. r
• ~ Such an opportunity to prncure . • •
•
• • • • '•
31 -VKIT RES OF .'F ill its - r" LITY
. .
fictm a house estaldlshedt over twenty-two; Seth's Ia
seldom offered. • 1. ' •
Dealers will be allowed a heavy percentage firaddl
lion to our reduction in price. • " s
fruRRY •IN XQUR.,ORDERS:
• ,
ALLEN:& NEEDLES;.
f::.opth Denman) , Aveatie, Philadelphia
A Pill 7., 10 . 1 . : .
B OWER'S OCINCELETE MANURE;
:1•-• ItAnz /HOY
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF .X.8.fE,4-424.610-
lA. ASTi POTASH.
For Sale by all Leading Dealers.
A PERFECT FERTI OZER vire CROPS
• On account of the reined cost of Raw Materials, I
.am enatne4l,to sell '• (tonplett Manurc" at a lower
price, and by t e aid of-nor machlnclre. it Is improv
ed in condittogels) ,bk naallty. ( torn:wed jro•
from adulteron •
lIENIt ER, Mosafacturin f r chea t i a r .
drag's Perry Rw.d, Philadelphia.
This manure contains the' elesaents of plant
food Mit Sot.ent.a• FORM. cOsitaltilmcas well, food for
giving lasting fertility to the sa lt . • • .
EsperSeriee in the nap of "Cbmpfere Manure" he the
best . farmers . of Pennsylvania. New Jersey beta.
_ are M a ryland. and of<thd New EriglaneStatea.
running through a'period . of three years trial. has.
W a nit.ed in confirming It Veber fAe, beat Fertiliser wow
Meted for sole.. • DIXON.F•a&RPL.M3B. &
• .10 Smith Delaware Avenue,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
tefiliouth Street, Baltimore, .
•
AU H'S RAW BOND . •
SISTER PHOSPITATE'OF LIME.
* ODE' WARK •
SPRING, " r 130.
•
R E R S!
• ,Ineroxioe ploy crop of r ,
• •
CORN, O ATS, POTATOES, WHEAT alto
ADD Td•THE FERTILITY. off Voila,. SOU.,
By x Judicious and' Ezonomical mode _of
MANURING-. •
liet, the value of your outlay the Ant seasoiL,labl.
twin better filled ears and heavier grain. Keep your
soil free from noxious steeds. your land per..
suirigistiy fertile, • • t
;Over RlXTKR.VidrsWeonstant use, o n all crops,
ham proven that IlaughWaw Bone Phosphate may
be depended U by Farmers.
air
Hi~gDMp ford Situedard Warranted; .
Pot sale by AigricultilialD eiders generally. •
BAUGH it So s, ManufaelswerF,
March
OFFICE—Bo. ID & DeLilwar! Avenue, Philo/a&
• ix n•o
..Fratimasztuk-41 . Tows . " lIALLIIWYPER
:,& P a cznoring.
tire and re le.. For *sr by am:4g * I re, anadai 2llm !'hmt
*pats, Mt rand street. A liberal discount to
dealers from inanulhosturers Prices tIY,
"OM& NFX.
. *tank
3rom works.
GLOTIONSTER LEON WOBAS, 0 DUCES
TEM
th rilt w CITY
s N. J.—Or
ErtLca,
u N , o, tiiNneorttahc tSevr
o CASTIRO a
N°tallndWATEpu PIES, - ast a ron
nano Punkah*, Heating_ and Stearef, Ipes Slop ,
Valves Vol Water or Gas, a ll sizes. -F i re lines) H}'= )1
drants, Larop Postsj,Gas Holders, pie or Sln'-'
ea. Castings and Wrongtd Iron Work., tall'hindse
for Gas orks. ' All Pipes proved Ws . ' Hydrostatic
-, . Aprti 110.1 y.
_
1,„...... ,
•
CfnaTELE:ELLT, COUNTY ST .
a NEW R i gtOOLfi,,P . A.
A. L. Inman, Print. Taw. Traintit,A,O, Tamaqua.
Manufacturers S
Plow and Cultivator Steel, Steel.Wingi.and mointis
made to pattem ; Flat Bar, Rotind and Sqluire Iron
and Steel, Shafting, Crow' Bara c Wedges, Harrow
Teeth, and also Octagon Bans, Iron and Steel ; ebir - -
daily adapted for MINERS' DRILLS, dc.
• April 11„;"70 1:5-3an. •
DIMSFEZEB, CABWORK ,8
_ JOSEPH. DELANEY; PROPRIVrOR,
• . Ashland, Sehtwitgl„ Cbtosty, Pa. •
Hari e nla r ged his Car Shop . k now prepared to
.gild ands of Oars for mining purposes: Being a
prectlcar mechanic and having for
yeats devoted himself entlreEv, to this CrO
branch of the business, and building o
COAL BREAKER A lso, the Patentee' -
01= -
°fly* celebrated Self-Dumping eta's, . -
which can be seen working at the works of Messrs.
Bancroft, Lewis & CO..and Patterson, Eltringbasit
Co., Ashland, and at Messrs- ILL A. Moodie & Co..
treston Collieries, Glianiville. Coal -Breakers built
at - the shortest notice. Orders solicited.
April 2, '7O-14-17 Ji.XSEPLI DELASEi%
STLEINANDOAH IRON : WORKS.
The aubscriberla noir prepared to build Steam
lagnes, Pumps. Coal Brumkenr, and
, Cars. AU kinds of castings and
forging* made to order. Especial linen- ~.,erti s m,
tion paid to the manufacture of Car:....-., . „,.—•
wheels.- i JOHN CATHER. - 5 .A. , - - .or , —
Shenandoah City, JAM. W7O-1- -.7 - •
t'OUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, STEAM
A . CAR FACTORY.AC. •
nita subscriber would mill attention gt
to. L.-, r. the superior facilities possessed- by .
him for the va ri ous branches of Stearn
Engine bnilding Iron. Founding, and :tt : En4 . ... - yeg
the manufacturing 9f all kinds of ma- -
oh oh itc.inery for Rolling Mills, Blast FUrnaces, •
HeCa te.
will also continue the business Of mining and
selling the celebrated Pine Forest White Ash Cisd,
being the sole proprietor of this colliery, 2
Sep !, 4111-I.lyd Jan 1, 'taw GEO. W..SNYVER.
ORCHARD IRON WO,RKS.
POTISVII.LE, PENNA. •
The-subscribers are prepared to .fur-
nlsh STEAM ENGINES and all kinds
of MACHINERY and CASTINGS. for — . 62 ; 4 1
Mines, Blast 'Furnaces and Bolling
Mills; and haye a full assorttrient of the
most acroved patterris for , VERTICA LL
MILL ' , MINES, SQUEEZERS, SHEARS, plr,Nvii-
In) M CHINES, and all other Machinery required
In themanufacture of. Railroad Iron and Bars.
Sept. I, 'to-1-Iydw . pqrr dr, VASTINE:
.
pOTTS*LLLES HOLLLNia 16.1L1j., • •
•• . •
JiTKINEI BROTHERS, Paorturrolls,
. Pothrrllle„ Schuylkill County, Pi., . 7
, ,
kratiufactu rent Of Railroad Iron' (both et .
T itud Street Malls) are prepared ;to
ceiye and execute orders at Short notice,
forany and allthe Ordinary slues .
: 'Making our-J . :turn Pig metal, we are
,estreful to select suitable ores;, buyers can therefore
rely upon receiving In all mows first class rails. The.
smaller sizes or T trt„ and 40 pounds to
the yard, always on hand, auctsupplied in small lots
as wanted. : .Jan. 1, '71).-1y
T ° cOAL:OPE.RATORS AND-MINERS. •
. . --, • ,
PIONEER. BOLLEEp WORKS. P
.
. , .. .
The; subscribers respectfully. invite ' ,dr-
the attention of the bratty-els commu E
.... *I,
nit,' to'thelr Boiler Works on Railroad i .. . e. „ •
St., below the Passenger DePot,•Potts , : •337.,,:ithin •
vine, where they stir prepered to man- . —.- -
ufacture
BOILERS OF EvEitY bfscullo -
s;'•
Smoke Stacks, Air Stackg, Blast Pipes, asonleters
Drift ars, ace., &c. Boilers on ha d. . . ••
Being practical mechanics, and having for years
devoted themselves entirely to this branch of •the
bgaltielsOlatter themselves that work done at their
establishment will give satisfaction to all who may
-favor them with a call. • Individuals and Con - mantes
will find it greatly to their advantage to examine
their work before engaging elsewhere. •. , • .
JOHN T. NORLE,•
Jan I, 70-1- . . • MATH EVI,r, RHODA.
WASHINGTON LSON-WOHKf3: •
• •
NOTICE.—The works of the late firrucot Wren
Brother; known as the 1•WASIIINVION IRON
WORKS," located•on Coal street, in the
Borough of Pottsville will be contin- I -
ued by the subscriber in-all. its various 8 4F1;":7
branches viz: Steam Engine building, ..,••• t eL,At
and all kinds 'of machinery' for•inining - •
either coal or ore; blast furnaces of hot or cold blast.;
all kinds of rallmad castings and railroad car fixtures
of wrought and cast Aron; all Id tids,of brass castings;
all k of ,smithwbik, and all sizes of the latest int‘•
proved p single and double acting. Repairing
promptly atte to and riearly,executed.
By careful atte ion to business the subscriber
trusts he-will recelve a share of .the public patronage
so liberally bestowed on, thelato firm.
Jan I,';0-1- -,JAXIF,S WREN.
ASHLAND IRON wonlcs.
The Subscribers are now fully e.
-
pared to furnish, at the Ashhind Iton • au".
Works, Stearn Engines and .Pumps , •
of any power and' capacit , :; for min- i - 11 0 Imaz
ing and. other purposes, coal Break- _ --.--
ens of every • size..._and pattern now to .use, ty
igether with castings and forgings of eVerydeserip
',lion. Cord and Drift Cars of all sizes And - patterns,
:ilanite. Truck and fore Cars, all furnishbd at . the
shortest notice. The subscribers flatter rbeinseives
inasmuch - as • every, member - of the firm ts
- practical mechanic, they Will be. able to furnish
machinery that will compare favorably -al thany iii
the Region. All orders directed to J. & Ni.,13411-NICR,
Asliland,Scliuy Lk ill County, Pa.; will receive prompt
attention. • •• M. GARN,ER,
Ashland,'Jnn 1,70-1- • , • . -
AGLE IRONI WORKS.
HENRI* WALTERS, Proprietor,,
TAMAQUA, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA.
Having enlarged his foundry - and ma
chine shop, at the Eagle Iron Works, , tins
_Tamaqua,
,and thus very materially
increased their capacity for turningout . TEEL . FiIak
work In his line of business, he is now • -
prepared to make Steam• Engines and,Puutps of any
fi olter and capacity, for mines" -Machinery for
ers Rolling and other mills, and for Fur
all-kinds of castings and forgings,
An expeyience of manyiyears in the busitte,s, with
the facilities,which theNe works noW pcesecs, enable
the proprietdr to turn out thevery best and the njost
satisfactory work.
AN orders addressedldressed to HENRY WALTERS, r .agle
Iron Works, Tamaqua, Schuylkill County, Pa., will
receive prompt attention. June sti,
TH E PALO :ALTO IRON COMPANY,
Are prepared 'to furnish T RAILROAD' IRON
from3) to .70 pounds pr yard—BTREET,
RA 11-8--from 18 to OS 'pounds kr yrd,
to suit either for.horse-ears or loco-
=Alves. • All: these mils `are of the ,:• •••
'LATEST • AND MOST APPROVED ,4 7T
PATTERNS. Also, a MOST _
assort- - •
want of 31ERCILANT -BAR IRON, Rounds, Flats
Squares, Oval, Half Round ;and Grobved, HOOP
ANI.) BAND IRON, GAR AXLES. ICAILROAD
.cuAins; • FISH PLATE.SILOOICSPIKES;'
for rails. ROLLS - made of the best liThnds of cold
blast •chareold iron, ready for use, eitlfer for T
:rails, street rails or bar iron. Also, all kinds 'of
CASTINGS FOR ROLLING - STILLS. We alsoln
vite attention to'our DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF
SHI.;ARS, far cutting old rails; phddled iron, &e.
• BENJ.:HA YWouD; Pirc:4 . Went, - •
Office cor. Second anti Market StS, PpitavOlj,-Pa:
Jan' 1.69-1-
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.:
BAIRD . ..k COMPANY,.
Broad and liaMilton streets, Philadelphia, Penna.,
would ealI• the attention of Itaiirdad
Manager*, and those interested In g r ltallroaci• Property, to. their system of - -.—•
Locomotive Engines, in : Which the'y c• :"
are adapted to the• particular bust.' sai""
news for which they May be requir ; by the.use•
of one, two, three or four pair of driving wheels
and the use ' of the whole, or so much of the weight
as may :be desirable 'for adhesion; and in .accom,
mantling their .to the grades; •curye,l; strength:
of superstruction, and rail work to be done. ity
these means the maihunm useful effect , of the
power , is secured with the, least 'expense for attend-.
amen, 'Cost of fuel, and repairs. to Borid,and Engine.
With these obje cts in v i ew , 111:1111 as the result of twe e ,
ty-three years 'practical experience In the business
he our senior partner, Nr.e manufactlire flee different
kinds of Engines, and several classes of sizes of - each.'
kibd. Particular. attention paid to the strength of,
the machine in the plan and workinanship'ofall the
details. Onr, long experience and-opportnnities of
obtaining information, enables us to. offer these 'en-,
gine' with the assurance that In efficiency, eeonomy
and durability, they will compare favorably. with
those of any other kind in use. Wei also furnish to
order, wheels, axles, bowling or low moor tire (to fit
centres without boring,) compositiory , mstlinpi for
bearings of every descriptlon*of.Coppr, filieet Iron
and Boiler Works; and every article uppertalning to
'the repair, or renewal of Locomotive Engines. •
ISL BAIRD,
GEO. BURN - HAW
CHAS. - T. PARRY.
Jan 1,'70-1.
.
• For deseciptlon, circu
lar and refereneek aend
to the nianotoetniera.
.
OILIZENE,TROW. RIDGE ft BALDWIN,
*o9e9 and 22 Delaney St.; Now York: ,
Feb 19; '7O • • . c 3 8-31. re
11013. L. ADDISON. , 4 •'• • TRANOIS• AI/ARMEN.
1"0 ,COAI,*DIDALLEIEFI, GAS COMPANIES,
'The tinders ed.hevinesuccee;led Focht & War
rem to the enlaatthic,ture of Focht's celebrated
Ta't nt
.SELF-DIIMPING,
• nolernro,
SCOOP . BUCKETS,
MD
IRON BLOgSI3 ,
for tinloading Coal, Cr!. gaud,
Also, in the
'IRON CARS,
.• IRON BOX : •
Are prepared to nll all elders with promptness and,
dispatch. • • • r
I.o)TlCE.—Being the .sole owners of the Patent,
.Rlght for the Self 'Dumping, Scoop Bucketk
'wall:leek Block, we caution all persons against man- 2 ,•
,ufeturing or purchasing the ,same from any except
oursell:es or our agents, as we prosecute t/
'the utmost limit any infringement on the Letter s
Patent.; 14spectftilly.
ADDISON At , wercum, Ace/ling Pa.
February
• •
ROOT'S SECTIONAL" WROUGHT IRON .
• ,•• •
• . • SAFETY' BOILFAS., • •
ROOT'S IMPROVED'ITRUNIC
• SteNcesr7. Pt;risble aid lantoe. -
Double Piston Square Holstb3g Engines, Hoist.
big Machinery for Coal Shafts, Sloping t
Grist mini, Storeis; &o.
Ontqf these Holsters can tie seen running daily at
.11.A.1111.D3' Colliery, Mahanoy City. Ea.
• _•
-PARTICULAR ATIWITION UMW= TO'
the Bolster, which has no equal. No de-ad, points'
--havind _two pistons in one cylinder, either end'-
of which is taking steam when the other Is
=centre. It requires no trictionstrapa, clutches
in es
of anyittL -- Atoned, reversed or stopp
stantly ;
any point of revolution; by the
eimplemovement of a single lever. Having noteys,
•giba,set screws, or other adjustable parts, widen In
other holsters require 'the knowledge and constant
care er a w e engineer, can be put In the
lbends fence d
enced *Perilous. its
•working ports are enclosed in the esse or eyllruier.
and are thus protected from breakage, the effects of
dust, dirt, and rust or. weather. Index - um° light
:nem, compactness and rapid speed. highly com.md
it Air this use. , Orders-received far thernanninetarer
by the undersigned. 'shown' also tarnish descriptive
catelogues. price Lista drawings, sorb:notes, and other.
Inibrissotkoc, • •
NATHANIEL GMUDTP. Nlshalloy City, Pa t
Kee. H, AP-111-
.A. Olitlatat, /hurville, Ps; ' •
liiii
• . .
•
. 'loYErri" hOlise4ibld has its angel
• ..:. .11;i• Hovering watchful around the hearth, •
• f•L '
Oulding through the parent's - teaching, .
- • . • Smiling mid therehildren's mirth; -
Nitlitspering to the baby sleeping, ' .
• Singing with thereradle song;
Near misfortung kindly weeping,
•• r • Chiding whenXegretting wrrtnit., ,
. Every boaselkka has its amyl •
.
In the sweet gentle w fe ; . - •
Shedding dews of ve around her, • .
• • .Beaming like* of
t'aUent- In her heart's
Loving Ittalatetion's -
Constant Ln her sorest trials. - • -
• ' Blessing borne, with love's fair Bolters. .j'„
, • -
During the'§untinr season, beginning
Of Autumn, :Ike seldOm eaeape more or less
&Ought, sometimes, as dining tho later ppaart
'of August; 186 V, it is so serious as:materially
to injure the. p#sturage, and- to occasion
great reduction- in the ainciunt of milk and
-butter. During' thez trying portion of last '
vear„l was, much ..pleased to see that num
.bers.of farmers ili this neighboenood„ had
thiltSufficlentfore - si,ght to greatly. to dimin
ish the evil. ;This Was accomplished by the -
Spring-sowing of . rndian • Corn, -to be cut ,
while greeniand -given -to the - cows. ' Some
persons - • sowed the . corn thiek,ly, • others - ,
• drilled it In; - tho latter having the advanta&l ,
Of..WOrkingwith a i ctiltivittor whije :young,
lessoning the weeds, : keeping the ground fn •
letter•ci2itulititin,-;and producing # heavier
'crop.
,‘ What aniety may tie prevented I.'y
this prudent management, - and how grealty
it adds to the comfort of the cattle at a time
-When thegra,,s.s is so.dried, that it Writs
tinder on the application •of fireje
seasons the rains -are supplied so-reg-plarly,
that the pasture does not . fail Until the al,'
p roach or winter. When- ivo are so favoroil
the green - corn_ may remain uncut tilit to
failiire of grass from.frost, and then be used
for soiling, or it may be cut, dried, and kept •
for winter,, ,. When lt will-be found dried,
more
nourishing for the cows than fodder froth:
corn, !which. has ripened the- grain. Th.:
usual quantity for sowing broadcast LS font
3 to 4 bushels; drilled in, half- that amount •
will Suttee. -Farmers who have 'tried this
- Method 'orkee•ping tip' their simblyiof
. w-ilk and:butter ; dri the scorshing - heat of sum-
Fuer, - or _after Autumn frostiThaveditninishe,l -
the crop efgraits,• I think- l w never again
depend upon uncertain paqtu re. The iit.
of and geed required iteerttlinly insigni
ficant, compared' with'-the return which ,
"affcirds, to say nothing of the feeling of sat is
• factrim,whieh. it produce% to see animo3
cure 'front the misery of a short allowanc•e 01'
f9O. `will be a very great improvenicw
in American. huSbandry, when the cattle .
,shall not • only , be :•sutiplied liberally during
the'graiing season with green food.
.•role, iniCalso with a sufficiency of roots, beet,
carrots orttirnips, to alternate,,With dry food'
of w ter. •:Journal of the Earric.
- • • '
• .
• *Ct 1L126.RT,
Ws may live.without poetry, music, and art
Wel-1111Y live tr i ittu l ut conscience; af)d 'w . ittiotyt
• > heats; •
W'e maYliv'e withoUt friends ; we may llvt!
But elvilizedinen cannot lice withoht•cooks.
Re may five without boalks—what Is knowledge but
• • grieving? - 1 - • , •
Re may live wlthont jhopewhet is hope but du
relying!'
lie may live wit.houb love—what is passlori- but
jAnlngl
-Hut where is-the man that :mu live withoupliningt•
To MAKE. YEAST C 4I AKES.—Mke a strthiv •
'bop - Water; when boiled and strained, put it
over•the fire_ and
,nhieken it like starch with
flour and,sothe salt, and let i(simuer - a few
minutes ; when cool, put lulls much, yeast,W:
mike it light; when light,' knolid hi at,. Y .
'much •Indian meal as *ill make it. thitt
'enough to .roll.out in cakes, then: put - it On
boards to dry.
.1)6, not let it stand to
aftetthe •
• •
LE3l6:t: CII:TA 1-RD 1
.—One lemon, grate the
rind; take the juice; add three cups of sugar,
five tablespoonfuls; of flour, one,, Ng,,:well •
beateh„.fOur cups of water,
,mix all together, •
except •the water, then add the water gratin- .
ally,• thiS- will : make Tour pies of inediutp -
size...
• ' •
. .
:Mn. A 5. , :;.E.a • CLIP CAKE:—Two cups of
lasst.4, - ‘ one of milk, four eggs, two cups of
'sugar, one culyof,litit ter, one and a' half eups
of lard; dne tCaspoonful of salerat us, five cup, - •
ot flour; Cloy-es and ginger to suit.
- Tim bek Fruit Cake we ever ate was.nunie.
froth' the following, .receipt : 'One - pint r)f
flour; one teacup of sugar; one teacup of milk ,•.
one .tablespoonfull 'of butter, one egg, one -. :
' teaspoonful of cretinf. tartar and one of soda.
put - the soda in the egg, ChOp raisins and Mb'.
them . „
tEmnSt ,PL7DDINiI.-;-Eotir tablespoonfuls of
,sugar,- twa eggs,.lNi.o tablespoonfuls of butter,.
rind..o one lemeki 'and a little Juice,. three
Crackers grated f milk enough, for :two olid
dings; • ' •
andthe weight • '
of bight i.sggs. in sttgar,. the weightof six in,
flour; and four in butter. • Make like,potni4 • .
cake. - - • '
• f • Duvuit - e.i. - K . E.—LFive,eggs, the Weight 1.,f
five in sugar, and ToUr in'flour, and three in
buiter,-. one cop of curntnts, and bake oal!
tNOINE ig
espeelally adapted 'for
all NI Si I N di purposes.
It, is a plain, compact
durFtle and ,elatap, En-,
gink, rnado,, in the very
best manner, having all
its connection pins
of Steel:: The Piston and
Crank %it th theirroriee
tions balanceezteh other,
which 'ayes the , . usual
strain and jarbfonllnnry
vertleiti engines:
MAY,' 1870.
aer.
HOUSEHOLD;ANGEL.
SPBIIIG sole.r3 O. OF COEN.
•
•
• -
• . .
• ..4PoNdE. CA1CE...7.-Take 7 eggs,
bf 11611r,-- pound of • sug-ar; put the' •• sugar , '
,into boil with balt i a tumbler ; of water`; let it;
Uoil'until"clear ; after the eggs .ard.jbeatenl
,light.,•put in the boiling sugar to - them, lazit-1. •
lug, it all the time until cold, then stir the .13
flour in lust. I': . •:1 •
CODE of FARM RULES.—A ftiend desiroit-;
of drawing.up remilatiobs to lie eriforeed in his
own case'
the
thatwe publish those pre
pared .bythe late . .rous.DP.l4ktEirAi of Settet-a
County, and givkli in the CULTIVATOR ' , up- •
wards of twenty yeats-ago. Mr: D. had the
following printed on cards; one-ofwhich was
placed' in the hands of ever3,-person .1n . ot: ployed ..'• ,
• It Is expected that all persops employed on
the:OAKLAxias FAttat, Wilk , &irefully attend
to the following . system : ;
• 'llegularit".in,hours. •
Punctuality in cleaning and putting aWar
linplements. i • - •
.Hunianity.tOfalUthe animals. • ..„,
.NeatrieSs , and cleanliness.•iit personal ap- -. ,
p,eantace. •• .
Decency -- in -deportment and- conversation. '
linplicieobedience to:thb •proprietor: anti
I •
"
foreman.. • •
Ambition to learn and excel in fanning. '
MAXIM (4. °tints. :Asti
,IiEATKEss. -
l: in: proper seastin ; • •
2. Perform every operation In the
Complete every part of. an operafi‘in
• 4. Finish. oireiriti . before you hegin another. ,
's,' , Leave your work , and tools -in an orderly -
Manner. - • - -S .• f. ,
G. Clean . eyery.,tOol When you leave, off s
'7..lteturn even - tOdl and imPlemetit to ylace at night.' - .
oal-.lSertitis„*:&c. --
SCIDABE ROD AND V 1 77.11.1T SCREENS.
.E.A.UBENSTEIN. •-
' • i.A.NrrAcrKitrit or •
SQUARE. ROD Ar.4:011.11E SCREENS
I';ATIVrEi) FEBRUARY 41;
MINERSVMLE, SCIICYLKAIL CO., PA
' THE SQUARE ROti SCREENg. /ON ACCOUNT
of. their • superior strength and, durability, sie
preferred to all 'others wherever tried. Screen Saiva,
all sizes, ilwayson. hand. Orders promptly filled ut
moderate prices; . slay lA,
MAN,I3PACTORPRO OP COAL SCREENS
Licraincsrarsi E:MOY)fit
is : LAXTRMISTEIN & CO.,
Successors to ''John R. Dlrhini,
Manuficturer 9f Ooal Screens;
Ot the Latest and Most Approved .S-tyles
The uuderslgped who ary4- practical Screen Mane,
tacturers;.informs Coll Operators and' others, that
_they •are manufacturitig a new COAL fieltp.,EN ; pat
tented June 21..1864, and another patented August N....
.1865; they guarantee that the mustt will always retain
lea original size until entirely worn out,.
Second-hand Screens arta i3ernenta ala - ays to
We respeetfullySolleit Ootitinuanee of the isstr,ll-
age heretofore so liberally bestowed:- • • •
• - • rI LACRENKTETN & CO:.
Railroad St. rear ot - Esterly's Ilardware Store.-, •
1,71./-1-• • • •• • • Pottsville,. f'..•
fablic
(IRPRAMEit COURT ' SALE:—Prirsuant to „h '‘..., order of:the Orphans' Court of the Con nfy • .r.-• ~-
Schuyiklll,•ln the Commonwealth of Penusylvnt.t , , -. ' '
thesubscriber, one of the Administrators of lien% .. 1
Boyer. late of the Borough of • Pdtiteviiie, in,.
County of Schuylkill, deceased, AN iii'eXPO3C I'. ,": '.
,brp ub Ile Vendue, on - -., - . •
. .-
• ' .
.', . - -SATIMBA I; MA Y V3M,. ISTG, - • ,
at . To'clockin the afternoon, at t ti r e public It. ,u..° • 4!
.1. 31:.Feger it Co. : in the... Borough of rot tsv Jilt.. I n
the COunty of Schuylkill aforesald,..Alt t lose. gr- -
talli three Messultgeiftenements and lids of grimed. I'
;situate in the Borough of Pottsville, County .A.
Schuylkill and State of PennsylVan In. . : - ..
No.•I—All that certain tnessuage, tenement nin I 4:4
rem piece of ground, situate lr: the iforough of. l'id.i.'•
' - ville, COuttly of Schuylkill, bou.nded and ilserii••••l .
as follewit, nitirit: :On the north-west by t 'tin r••!...,
..,
. Alley, al feet; thence-by lot of George Bade:sty ,iii a
southeastwardly direction, B) feet ; thence in a sou tl;•
weaticardlyslirection parallel with Church A li•• . 1
Wet.- tliebee ln a southesustwardly direct ion ti.: te.•t:l .! -
Schuylkill Avenue, thanes along sem Avea.m. In a
southwestwardly course ila feet ta the other ',rope: ly , ,
of, Henry Boyer, deceased, thence by the sante ' •,, :
[Vet' to Church, Alley. benne the
_west woolly li.iiiii •
lot M a rk e d titi. la, on the pilaf of hen:Pont n. p.,tt..
addition to the-Boro gh of Pottsville,. whit tile AP -
porteaauces."consist ng of a two - story frame .1 ae i-
ling I house.'with at - ne basement, dud n.tw..-stury`
!frame kitchen attaS ed. and also A one-Story /no. , •
dwelling boase,..Wit stone basement on ibe..ffe : r . ' l.
aaid lot. • - I -
l i,
. , 1
No. 2,--All that cis: In Toter plilee-bf 41 , 0.01“ , , •
nate in tbe.Borenig f Pottsville aforeatud, I idu iie:l
•ia front- by a tw. y - feet wide alley,. noa-,,calleil e
•Chtirch Ailey, on the etutt side by let number twetity,
seven 1271,-In the rear by a publie alley twenty ti , •t
wide, now. called *Schuylkill Avenue. nud on -die
west Side Wy.lot ofJOhlt.Kalhach, witlettin apporte-
nanoea, consiattmt •of a one-story frame dwelling
.one-star ) ne-stork frame kitchen attaelted:an ,l
frame stable, being the essthalf of lot marked in the
tocirrt plot ofik.edarain pott's addition to the har,i/n4 1 , 1
of rottavtlie, with the 'number twenty-010 1, -k - .:,...- -•
containing in.front 110 feet and-154 feet deep. , •
Terms and conditions made knownat the tose -
and place of sale_ by ;
, - .ICcIEP.II U. FiREIO.I, Adanlidetrato ... .
- - Bycirder Of Bur Orptums• Court.' f .
'E. -.1
. en"- lileGs.k, , Clerk.
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1.., W..' • . . : ,13-3t; ,
Pottsville; Apri
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