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•' - i e ollon.. incident .:has - happenott t;
. . esskp O, 107olland: 1 A Wife, exasperatetd
by_ ere contfaual , dritnitenness.,bf-..her fins
hand,. nititejimi hint- with death: Some
n yis: „Sintattetia_pted to put this,thrtint
s f
Ina) ex ution. - There Vas biittnn 'attic itsive
the. siting roan. TO - this 'she ascended,
made a hole ift the labor, - and passed ani .
through 14 'oriel end • Which fell into. t o
. . roo wlaw, _While • '.-,..., thee- remained n
liiti
the atil e then des: - , i . i ~.made aBl
T ..
' knot In the rope, and.a • - I'4; ter hashau 18
return. He at: last ant_ :': V, nd was rat t r
hurprised to reeeivo'no.re , ', 2 ..? cheson.hts d
"There. is: stimething. underhand 'het-4Z(
thought he, "Iraust see."
_, '•'• ' -- i
• 'We }Hu' piremiso 'that this • scene tc+li
placel.lf.tuiXtpitte darkney. t h is
husband,
whose, ,suspicions „were mused, let hinasci•lf
'fait into andzappeareil to' sleep profoundly.
After some snoring, he fdt a wile
-round his - neck - . He then understood' Z
little trick that was to be played 'upon hhini,
but did not move. His wife went up to-the
. attic, and tagingadrariusge of this moment's
- respite the. drunkard relieved himself of his
• rope ai d fastened it to the foot of the stove,
which went up to the ceiling With a fright-,
fulhobe, caused lky:the all ofsonie erockery
.which wasstanding upon it. - 1 1 .
The wife, thihking the noise was cauicd .
by the sfruitless: .strul.tles of her , husband,
ran .to t ie.poliee office to„ deetaro that she •
had fouul her husband hungi ' The polite
- Arrived n hot haste, and a cdldle was light
:et!,. When all started -back at' the speetaole
. which presented itself. Tilt stove was
swinging grac'efall:;- in . space,, and the' lins
hand sat gravely smoking his pipe. Instead
of a suicide, an attempt to - murder was As
tabljr,hel against the wife, ' who whs ar
- reSt4l, 1 , - ' - --,, _
.
Al AIR:AP. Smt:NoN:—Oile morifing Eddiu
Effendi ascended his 'pulpit to , preach, and
. addressing his:ligircrr;, said : • "0, believets,
know Ye what .1 am . ' . ing to talk about V .
They xfpliedt that, tlipy disk:not. •"NvOi,
th'en,"reloinod'he, "since you do not know,
do
youl suppose I - apt going to take the
- t rituble Ito tell •you?V:Another :morning )1e
. iiimin.appeari. A+ in tlffpulpit and-sniti: 11.)
believers, know ye not what fam g i 4 to
tell to you?". -They:--replied that they did.
"If yoill know it, then,' - saidilie, "I need-riot
tell It ti tott;" and he descended from his
pitlpit, mid went his way. His auditors,
1 1
. plizzled v hat to do, ,at length agreed.thati if
he twain lade his appearatace, some of them
• would #a • that , bey 'did know, otheralliat
they ddb not. And . again Eddyn ..Efrendl
, • niountedfintothe pulpit, and said : "0, Mns
..sulnien, now ye what I am_ going to say tol
you'."' i -"o whildi wine replied,'"We knoWl;"
- others, l'' Vi, , k iljerliot." "tiorid l'''peturno
lie, "let t ,1046 Ovlio know tell. those Who do
not."
Ili liettEr. recently e
seri hej t fore t eitoyal ;Astronomical 50.1 7
ety, I.viis on, two singular ()Wets which he
saw"eri-x.s ng, the• disc of` the sun in Oetol ter
last. VI re seemed to be two "stremus• of
shadows, one .of small object's and one:lot
large .ohj -cts, continually pasAng : over tie
' sun. At length, while he was examining
Mel - Alen nuenon with eareful.4;erutiny, jie
•..saw one f the objects come suddenly hi a
'standstill ; and then whisk off a different
direction • and thenlie'.nercefted that *kat
lie had Ihr!en examining , with such sanxiolp
• "
care was, not an'. astronomical phonomenol
• at all, 'hitt .consist ii. merely of a I.light
• -locusts.'
1
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1111=1
„Prr •0
nnsly tpa,
- topesi ip
- Y9ulig [ll
rousedJli
Bark nig 1
e..*, the
• thy wind
. ladder as
l`whieh {h
W:119 I
:•-
t7Y.--"hie poet GraY was ~notori'lfni
'Ifni of fire, and kept a 'ladder 'of
its bedroom. Some misehievobs
len at. Cambridge, knowin this,
- Int from below in the ,middltfof a
Li with the cry of fire The. stair
•S- • said, was in flames. - ITV we it
rltw, and down he. me on fiis. ,- robe
fast as - he could into a tub of water,
ey had placed there to reediVe : ltip.
tit Out. •
Tuotta
titer
When 1i
ftpproach
direction:
the!
alnAost
hiwif
processio
in ordo
4/1;17.-"th),'
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1711_711A OF H 31!—All eldt , rly
DeVOll sit ire died • reeen tky.
hocomejeonselous that death was
ng, ire ;gave" 'the •most 15 . 3001 hr
as* to the disposal of his property
Trang;thents . for , his funeral, and
th his last breath enjoined it upcM
and ihnighter to have the funeral
leave the house at an early hors,
rat they might get.home tinier)
ores brfgrc ciftrk ! ' •
Mill
SAN'
the Toll!) ,
flog.
a hati-bo
(if teaclii,
never';
gcasly
• )..4 4 (1 you
, hat
, is_that l .
lihnd.."l- I
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1. , 1
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FITA NORCO school teacher: reeovpu
•ing; ", lu)pe as to my Sohn, you'
him just as ohm as you 'kin. I- as
, L— jS:JOl4ll.
.Altho_i've.bin inhabit
ii him Myself, it seems to me he
1 'lam anithing=his spelia is ottra
efishent. Wallop him well, fitr,
will receive my thanks. P. P.' , ---:
!ounts fOr John being sick a scholar
's my. Sun by my wife's . rust h 's
'l • -
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or St lc nub, gtt.
t en , nneftb - st-eIass.TOPSY DU,
tonable. 'Apply to
1'31.1t.`?;31 IS-1 Centre St!
,CARE OPP
>:401./ 4'40/ Wks) zII
MB=
COAL LEASE
. iLOCT.,7t3'T
13tror to tease a pod/
yet untonched, Hi
Region, containing
lying and overt y In 4
Application to be
Yresldct t; bi o. 110
DALE COAL COMPANY
,ed of their Locust Dale Estate
H Ashland Basin of tke Mahal t
he MAMMOTH, with the and
!veins, in xery fine condition.
made to (;D): it. POTTS,
oadway, New York or to
• S. C. fIA
their Agent et Potttryliffli
Jan. I,,aw-.1
SA.I.E.—A First-class White Asl
A . ' Coal Field, lease 13 years to nn
A Splehdid Farni, '230 acres, on the Susquchtintta
River. ! . tt
. A twenty feet lot In Seehral• Street, suitable for
private rehidenee.
• Town itti In 2ilalitinoy City. ,
• To Let* ,, ,-111aunnoth Skidmore and ' , merit;
Veins, .ne.ir Nialuinoy City.
.For Rent—An office in Silver Terrace;
Itepply o , . FRA.NRI CARTF.Iti
it
Estatel Ake t, Silver Terrace, Pottsville.
Sept. 18.1'011.--33-tf.
A TALI(ABLE PROPERTY ."AT . PRIVATE_
V SALE.--One-twentleth Interc4 In the tract .01
' Coal lank, in New Otstle Townshlp Schuylkill 00.,
(known las the rot' & nanxian tract,) contalntpg
about Clitacres. . - • .
A tract of 220. acres of COAL and TIMBER LAND,
in RileylTownsnip.
• Valuahle huildini
pll
lots on Aftillantorato art* A
• -splendid lot on Sc nyikill Avenue,33 feet front ,
.the Arenue, and 57 cet, front on.Chtirth Alley-
One-fOurth interest In the "Coal Rill" Tract f
‘ lntld.in Schuylkill Township, to close the estate 1
the late Mts. Sarakjlttrt. • •
Apply to 1 ' lIBN'ItY ; C. RUSSET..
.rtkai Estate and Imo - trance Agent, No. 1.8 - Mut , -...
• tongo St., Pottsville, Pa., , Jan. 1, 71 1-1 y
I-Ve O.ILVE.,—A ?Farm of WO acres with Int,M7
nts and stoclt, situate on the line of t he Sehu,Vl-.
kill and Straquehanna Railroad, li miles from.Potts
vllle. 10 acres of the land are under culttvatima,t 75
stares are covered with chestnut sprouts Of It. tears
•
growth, : which would make excellent prop limber.
• 25 acres are covered with hen,Py timber. The imprbYen•
.
meats Ootudst of a substantlal house.,, n.new Otriss ,
Barn ont houses, and if newt:law - mill w Ith water p4w
- er, S oelt consists of horses, cows, grain,' hay, d
farming imple,rnentse The price asked can be -
"zed fro the thnber alone. Terms easy: Appl to
JOHN' M.BREAFER, Esterly's Building. Potts lle,
i d
or to PERO US O. FARQUHAR NO.IBO aintre at t,
Pottsville. , , ' I - August 7, IS.--4.L.41
rail SALE,
- 7711 IFOLLOWMG
MINING ;,MAC HINERY.
•
One higirpretisiurp -Cornish /lint! pumping cog rie s
25%-ineh ',Tinnier 7 feet stroke, boilers and,gd i l m
.complete, and 2 lifts of pumps 80 yds each
Inch timlßher Winch plunger, each. seven feet stroke.
ALSO,--One W inding Engine 12-inch cylinder 4
- stroke, with drum-gearing and boilers complete.
ALSo,—Four sets BreakerMattalnery.
A 1 2 ,4,0 —lOO three-ton Slope Wagons, heavily ire
for Mel, trak.
ALSO„—One 11l ftet Pan - and Engine with tub lar
1 .botter complete,. • • .
ALBo,—One; • Horizontal Pumping Engine 184 nth
cylindetlfeet stroke, wit it ;marina tutdboisq, aud two
lifts ofpumps 100 yards eacb, with,l4-iuch plutrgem,.
10 feet stroke.
The above machinery bai been in service, but i4ln
good workinzonler.
• """ 1 _ ' GEORGE W. ANiF4ER,
9 1 4 4--.2
Jan.,-tfie.gent.L'o9-1-Iyd t Pottsville,
1)~W.I B)IEA.t . ER,,, AGENT, • FOR OWNERS,
- ;• °lmam
'
' FIVE COAL LEASER.
: Two leases at Ilelfenstein on Mammoth - ,below,
wattr towel.•
• One Red Ash east of Llewellyn
•
hie Red Ash Lease on the ( Rata Vein,-; feet thick.'
• A Lea lie on Mammoth, Skidmore and Primrose on
Cruet:
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TIMRER. LANDS-FOR SALE: - 1 •
250 acres splendid White Oak Timber Lan.d;su4a
ble, for car *duff, Am. '
• ` I
Ik.lo altars Timber Land in Potter County. „
100 acres ye ll ow pine for flooring. • t
• 1000 acres 8111 and prop timber. i
500 acts% enestutit titobeeland.
utzacles good ltd shale arming betwielt
Barnesville and the Tuunel. 'rut into lots to Snit
t
tt I A blase and lot on Maltantongo street, GO pet
frimt.PA - •
. „ •
' 5 Dwelling "louses And lot at Speneerville.
A geed dwelling and store Wove for sale otiblllber
` ton, z4r founeollieries.
A lot-on iloUtderson Street, 1211 feet front by DM foot
deep, *Mb 2 story fnune house and kitchen. •
• Portayille. February Zak, ISO, . •
s RoL,TANGIA“..... ...,OR BALE.—The" under
-signed offer for sale the ' 2106 NT CARRON
• ROLLING IOU," located at 'Mount eahon, war
Pottsville, Schuylkill County,Pa. '
itinaie l ic;
The Mill contains 4 double puddling - 2
heating furnaces, Virain 12-iith rolls for pud
iron, -1 merchant bar iron traW, ;1 train plate rol.p "22
inches in length by 21 inehaidlatheter; and all c-her
• machinery for-the manufactureof the abeve destrlp
: _nun of Oran. • The plate and puddling mills are Pro
_ pelted hy a vertifti engine of-300 horse-power v, the
ear mill by a horizontal engine of 80 horse-power,
and the remainder of, the Machinery, mach as shaft
-, • lug, shears, fon, de., by 2 engines of 10 end ID hogs°.
. 'power kespeettrely.
' The '24111 buildings Which cover an area of river
. 25,00 e square feet, are all i'lB are the fOrnaces and trub.7
, ,eldr h t; they contain) of recent conSlimctiom, Malt i
mosts a iniliuttial manner ; and covered with slate A
= - awl ng from the Rending Railroad whlth •iniltie
*mute ae4cdrcaerven for the convenient discharge
of one, tote„ and for shipment.
~_ -
' • Lying contiguot's and appurtenant to the RoLihr
• Mill, are la-acted of arable and Woodland. also :
. • Ague. iron house, 21 good and coAvenfent dwel in i i.
honseannd air excalent barn . - rart oftlie lan
1 i big old in dues loin , would meet with n ready e.
• A Capacious reservoir near the - 21111, affords to
boilers; an *hued:int supply of par e $4,11,g 'av er.
i lia
, There mg also an exce ll entatone quarry on the p er..
`'. •ises.•• lior the suceessfel.prosecution et the 7:.
bictins.Of iron, the location bench as is rarely c.
Coat of the best 'qualify is Mined a the
to vicinity': - Theilacill ties of tsns ue
• are ample—either lry the Reoding Rai
~ nnutenhas oaruwalicoak its
orb the flch
The qtiantiry °Man consented tha t '
a l glee: - an excellent home taarks4, • a w n
- - abundant r is n: t otscrap iron. - ' • ,
•
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j Terms roll
\la}l7,l . 70-110-lf
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•-•, BY IrictileWs, .a.pnam. Aim lltlred Oat - of the
' ''"ber at and _.l' ej,=,
-effhtfe 4134
Conti of CoMMOSlirierwof 80bill_ oat
_ vivo
a "tett Of readadlese St a et....r.."'E ann a
Orphan's Court of SOWS Irl Los. to Me rib.
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Meted, there will be aglow! to.Pti _ I."*, or 7.!..1.
cry. on •
/24_1'gaD4 rennr/lIIN PM r 'l
- !,
At le • • In tbeforeneeth al n 4COnrintle
nt e seV eribed iflettmlne. iSch Ilt Getintre the
the rad estat, to tr -
following
eel I,—All tbateertain lot or plebe of ground. ilts
Date in the rough of Minenmille. Schuylkill
County. monawlierßY hY Llewellyn Street,
east:gladly by are alley, southu= n tia alley
and well:tea:WY . by eh* et the ed
Church, andaining ,In wiath NI
_fell 12 .... ui11n depth
lei feet, more Or les
eistin • of aVe Story inane dweWir=se, with
stone ~ . "rm., and a frame shed.
N 0: 2. All that certain lot orffidem of ground. alt
nate In • elkaFl u t of AahtantlichuylkiliCOntlty.
hounded •, b 2 16 ati alley e el,t,
lot of Tb . . • i us etouthWaraly b
Street, and- wardljr by lot orelatrick allagber,
containing • Wldth,2s feet an& In de IZ feet, ,
With the a• • • • • • cat consbaing so a 234 stmy
de
,
Awns awe Izr
• i ttm ith "lore Sean. and * i3e
*Ray trans° • p.seebee, and &frame sta.
bie; as the • . .„„eisf * lIEDERICX. MOLLY tie.
In t . - 7174 ; , , A 4( his admit'
11EL 'A t‘ HANDEL, late r ilsi ttllNA
ALt3o—All 4, tertain lotorploceofground,sitto
/aeon the north werdly atria of Railroad : street, In ,
the Baronets Of Pottsvilles Schuylkill County: Pa. .
and marked with number lei an the general plan of
lots laid out by John R. Volittes,Ellg. Price,L%arles
Thompson Jones, by their attorney, Samuel - Lewis,
and the Miners' Bank of PoNSVI II e. le the County of
fichuylkill. rued tatted Norwegtim Addition to the
town of Podaville,bounded and described as follows.
viz: Beginning at a post on 'the northwardly side_
of Railroad street, thence along the same north lieee
degrees west 00'feet to a pastels the corner of lot Itle
on said plan. thence by the said lot north 24 de
gmes east 221 feet and 3 Inches; to a post on the
southerly side of the Centre Turnpike Roarkthenee
along said road south OW degrees cast Id fe ed 3
inches to a post, 'a corner of lot'7o. /07. thence by
tine 204 e same south degrees weed 223 feet IS inches to
the place of beginning, with thepeutenarcescon
sistMg of 42-story frame dwellisig Ouse wltliestone
basement, with al l frame kitchen attached.
and a frame 'tattle; as 'l. e property. of NATILAN J .
CLEAVER.
I ALSO—AII theseight, , tille and I nter est of William
11. Webber of, in and to all that certain Hot or piece
of ground, situate in the Borough of Auburn,
Schuylkill County, bounded and described as fol
lows: Beginning at formerly a White oaktree, now
an Iron bolt, thence byebscad formerly of Dewald
Faust north 43% degrees east 20 11.10 perches to a
pea at the Schuylkill Cloud, thence up the Canal
north VA degrees west 8.10 of yt perch, thence by
land of le Hoffmeister south 42 degrees westa and
four-tenths perches to e spike, thence partly oy the
tame and partly by had of the Canal Company
north 48 degrees west L 5 and sLyetenths perches to re
'spike, thence by laud formerly of George Ludwig
and crossing the Philadelphia and Reeding Rail
road south 115 1 ,.i degrees west 12 perches to a spike,
and thence along the Schuylkill and Susquehruma
Railroad south 44% degrees east 20 and three-tenths
perches to the iron bolt and place of beginning, con
taining, according .. toe survey ; - Houle by Samuel
Lewis In January, 1813, one erre sixty and a quarter
perches; as the property of WILLIAM H. WEBBER..
ALSO—AiI that certain tract or piece of coal land,
- situate in Mahanoy Township, Schuylkill County,
bounded northwardly by land of John Fry, known
as the Israel Cope tract, eastwardly by land of The
Preston Itetred Company, southwanily by land
known as the Nathan Beach tract; and westwardly ,
by land of David 14happell, the City of Philadelphia
and ahem, containing 150 acres and 90 perches, more
or less, with the appurtenances consisting of a fmtne
coal breaker, with screens, schutes, &c., a 12 horse
power eng ,
' Me a frame blacksmith and canter
shop, a 13e-story log dwelling lionse„ a la -story
frame dwelling house, a 2-story log dwelling house,
a I-story frame dwelling house s and d fame stable ;
as theproperty of DAVID SHAPPELL, JOSEPH.
H. sticratAN, Row" Bnosarti, and PETER
KNEGHT.'N ' -
ALSO—AII that certain lot or piece of ground, sit
uate in the Borough of Tamaqua, Schuylkill Codntr.
hounded northwardly by lot number :18, caste:unity
by part of I t _number 39, owned by Mary Rattliff,
, eouilimudi by lot number 40, ape westwardly by
Hunters .1., containing In width 40 feet, and In
depth 103 t, more or less, and beig part of lot No.
tttco e.
39, Hu street, on the map or Plan pf said Bo-
rough, with the b
appurtenances, ectusistingzf e a two
story brick dwelling house, with stone me ;
I t
th prop HAWORTH erty of JOHN HAWOBT.II and HAN nt -
NAH J. . ,' ' •
ALSO—AII that certain lot or pi :
icee of ground, sit
uate in the Borough of Schuylkill Haven Schuyl
kill County; bounded northwardly by Margaretta
Street, eastwardly by lot of Jacob A. Geiger. south
madly by a public street and westwardly by lot of
James Saylor, contale lug in width M feet, more or
less, -and In depth 110 feet, with the, appurtenancee.
consisting of et 2-sillry frame dwelling house, with
a 1-story from'e kit hen attached, it:mad a frame sta
ble -, as the proper of PETER ORAKELOW.
ALSO -=.lll that tortain lot or piece of ground, sit:
nate in the lier fe gh of Mount Carbon, Schuylkill
County, bound northwardly by lot of •William
Carter, eastwardly by lot of Mre. Ellen Gallagher
southwardly by Main Street and westwardly by lot
of Mrs. Ann Lynch, containing InWidth 40 feet, end
lb depth 230 feet, more or less, with the appurtenan
eels consisting-of a 2:Story frarao dwelling house,.
with a I-story frame kitchen attached: as the
property of ANN DAVIS. , I
ALSO—AII that certain lot or piece of ground; sit
uate in the Borough of Mount Carbon, Schuylkill'
County, bounded northwardly by land of William
Carter, eastwardly by lot of Mrs. Elizabeth O'Don
net, southwardly by Main strectomd westwardly by
lot of Mrs.• Ellen Gallagher, containing in width.
40 feet, more or less, and in depth 250 feet, more or
less, with the appurtenances, consisting of a 2-story
stone dwelling nouse, with a 1-stoty frame kitchen
attached as the property.of HUGH - SHERIDAN.
ALSO -AU that certa i n lot or piece of ground, sit
uate in the Borough tif Shenandoah, Schuy lkill
County, bounded northwardly by lot •of Charles
%rite, east by a 20 feet wide alley, south by a lot of
A. I:alien, and west by 3fairestreet, containing In
w th 30 feet, and' in depth 130 / feet, more or less,
with the appurtenances conslstingof a2-story frame
dwelling house, with stone basement and a lie.estory '
plank dwelling house on the rear end of lot; us the
property of ANTHONY DEVITT.I I
ALSO—An that undivided equal one-half of all
that certain square of ground, situate in Pott & Pat
terson's addition to the Borough of Pottsviile, in the ,
County of Schuylkill, bounded In ; front by Market.
Street, in the rear by Norwegian 'street, eastwardly
by Dumont street and westwardly by Spring street,
containing in front on Market street '2lO, feet. and in
depth 241 feet il inches, comprising the fohr adjoinieg.
lots marked in the plan of sold addition number 02,
54, 58 and se, and being the same premises which
were conveyed by the Commissioners of Sehuylkill
County, to Fiends W. Hughes and Sahsuel Stillman,
by deed dated the 12th day of March d 1851 ; as the i pro
=Off Pit M agas Nr i atjr " , '
JAMES H. FIAT I ERf he
ALSO—AII that teertain lot or piece of ground, sit
unte In the Borough of Pottsville ' Schuylkill Court.' ,
tv, bounded northwardly by lot of Terrence Mc
(Done, eastwardly by Centre street, southward)y by ,
lot of Thomas Toohey, and mote - nutty by Second
street, containing In width 30 feet; more priests, and
In depth MO feet, more °elms, with the appurtenan
ces, consisting of a 1 1 ,,4 stole' frans e d welling house: as
the property of THOMAS COLLEN and CATHA
RINE COLLEN, his wife. 2 1
ALSO—NO. I—All the right, title and interest of
Septirons Thomas, of, in and to all that certain lot
or ictiece of ground, situate In the 11c:roug11 of Potts-
vllle, Schuylkill Counte, containing in width 22 feet 1
I inch, more or less , and in , depth 132_ feet, more or
less, bounded northwardly by an alley, eastwardly
by anothbr lot of Septimus Thomas,soutliwardly by .
Mahanton,go street , westwardly be, Williams or} ifth
street, wit t the. appurtenances, consisting of a 234
story sto pbdwelling. house and a frame stable.
NO. 2 'ill the right, title and interest of Septimue
Thomax,
fin and to all that certain lot or piecee
ground, situate in the Borough of4Pottsvllle, Sehu 1-
k ill. County, containing in width 20 feet, more or
less, and' in depth 132 feet, more pr less, bounded
northwardly by an alley, eastwardly by lot of Alex
anderte, Moorhead, southwardlybY Mahantengo St.,
and westwardly, by another lot of eteptimus Thomas
with the appurtenances, consisting of a 2,-.ector
stone dwelling house; as the property of S DWTIMUt
THOMAS. . I 1
ALSO—AII those 2 certain lota or pieces of ground,
situate on the southward) y side Peaceek street,
in the Borough of Pottsvile,c Schu y lkill County, Pa.;
being lots marked 35 and 30 on tb map or plan of a
subdivisiob made by George W. er and Anna S.,
his wife, of sundry original lots n rnbered 85 and te,
bounded and described as follows on the north by
Peacock street, east by lot No. 37,rest by lot No. 31,
srsouth by other land owned by d Anna S. Slater,
,containing In front or breadth on _'aid Peacock street,
60 feet, and extending hack of tl i ld width between
parallel lines iv at right angles th said street in •
length or depth 3)0 feet ;as the p perty of THOMAS
MAHAN..
ALSO—AII thattertaln lot or fileeß of land, situ
ate on the corner of Market .and Canal streets, in
the Borough of tichoylktil Haveri, in the Countyof
,Schuylkill and State of Pennsylvania, bounded qn
the'north by Market street, on the south by land Of
Dr. Royer, on the east by the Indladelphia and
Reading Railroad and on thawed by the Canal of
the' Schuylkill Navigation Coltipany, containing
two acres, more or less, with . the appurtentaeoesi
consisting of a frame Furnaee, w i r machinery; en
gines and fi xtures, a 2-story , tram dwelling house,
a frame stable and a frame bone owe, ace.; as the
property of THE SCHUYI.E.II4. N DIREt7T
IRON COMPANY. -- . . ) I A
:
ni4 T
ALSO—AiI the right, title and 1 tercet of. David
Beveridge; of , in and to all that tairelot or piece
of ground, situate ' - on the north Morally. aide of
Market street, in the Borough of eters - tile, leehuyl
k ill County, being part of let ked No. es in Pott &
leittersotes addition to said Pottseille, containing in
front on Marketstreet aforesaid, in fee t, and in depth
100 feet, bounded by lot No, 7 in Said addition, and
by other part of said lot Nd. s;' in front by Market
street, and in the by ground qf Elizabeth
',Fox ; with the appurteria consisting of a 2-story
frame dwelling house, With al-story. frame back
building attached; tat the property of DAVID BEV-
MUDGE. I
Belted, and taken in execution and will he sold by
GEORGE C. 'WTKOOP, sheriff:
ff's
Sheri Ofliee, Pottsville, May 14, '7O-3.1-4t. '
Q . . ,
HERIFF'B SALE OF REAL EBTATE.—By
virtue of sundry writs of fileti-Facias, Leveret .141-
ewe and Vend/rim:4 Erponas, Mated out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Schuylkill County, and a writ
of Testatum rend. Fapon4u, issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Union County, and to me til
nwted, there will be exposed to' public sale or out:
cry, on ' •
SA TURDA l', -.VA Tart, 1870,
' I 1
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at tne Court House, In
The' Borough of Pottsville, Schayikill County, the
following described real estate, t o wit:
I
ALL the the surfaceof that lot Or piece sf ground,
situate in the Borough of Ashland; County of Schuyl
kill and State of Pennsylvaisia,lon the north side of•
Centre street, west of I. ifteenth sereet, being the lot
marked on the map or • Man of said Borough with
'the number 279, section .48, with the appurtenances,
consisting Ka 2-story frame dwelling house, with
stone basement, and a 1-story thane kitchen attach
ed; as the property of SANUEJ,,RHODES.-
ALSO; NO . I—All that certain lot or piece o
ground, situate in Barry Township„ Schuylkill
county, adjoining lands.of Francis Hensler, Michael
Snyder, John LI. Otto and otherk tabling' 5 acres,
more or leas, with the appurte ees, consisting of
a frame water-power saw-mlit.
NO. 2—All that certain farm tract of land, sna
il:Tut
ate in North Manheim Township, echnylkill Coun
ty, (near Orwigsburg,) adjoining' the Centre Turn-
Mire, lands of Benjamin Pott, d David Gar
ber, Edvrard Kerns and others, Containing 813 acres.
more or less, with the appurtenances, consisting of
a 2atory lcz:welling house, with alestory log kitch
en attach a leg bano,ab i nlog stables; as-the,
propierty of OHN K. Cilit .
ALSO—AIi that certain lain . • iece of ground, sit
state in the Borough at OrwigsbargSchuylkill
- County, bounded 'northwardly by_a 21;feet wide al
ley, eastwanily by loe nnmter 115, southwardly by
Market street, and westviradly, by Franklin street,
and being lot Nce,4B on the mats or plan of said Bo
rough. containing in width. is Meet more or leasjand
in depth tin feel, more or less, with the aputtenan
ece, consistiug ofa two-store frame dwell in g house;
with a one-story frame kitchen attached, a tteeetory,
log carpenter_ item, and 8 frame stable; as the prop - _ erty or ADOLPH DOILIIMANII; I
• ALSO—AII that certain farm Or tract of lend, site ,
nate In North Estion Township, Schuylkill County,-
adjoining lands of Geo. Miller, Sam!. Rupert, Jemet
Vssablareen and °then, containr rreteemtire ore'
lms, with theappurtenances ce left gof a 2-story
frame dwelling botuse; as the " p 1 p roperty of 131CILTA
muTLEtt. • i
.—All Hutt certain tree' or piece of land, sit
nate In Batter Township, Schnyekill Countyad
, joining lands of Michael Leiser Jacob Fisher Mi
-1 ehael Derr, William Bench, 'Brigid & Dobson,Weth•
erill anti Seittinger and others,
i riontainft 115 acres.
More or lees; as the property , f OWEN ULA
HAN.
ALSO-411 that certoto lot oridece of d i sit
uate in the Borough of Ashland, %dray ',County,
bounded northwardiy by Centre StMet, me:bran:lly
by lot of John B. Price, southwm. by Middle
Street, and west - madly by lot of. Cornelius Kane,
containing in width 25 feet, and indeptiil2s,o=l:l
the appartensbees, consisting of is •. e e
dwelling house„,:wlth a tedory frame lei ' of/ n ate
EN COULAHAN and MARIA.C. Co I LA, : . 1 4,1110
wife, in luta of the said wife.
A LBO-11 that certain on Pla nk ' -
o 4 Church
13nilding, sltuale In the town of 8 dash City,
in Mahanoy Tnsbip, Schuylkill County, on lota
or Meese Of pound marked with the =MUM nine
(0) and Ma Mein block nuMbersix (teem the map or
plan of said town of Shenandoah City *slid/Lout by
P. W. Shearer, containing in front twee Aim race
feet, abd In pth tht-nre and e lot or
piece& ground and cartilage a woad
buildlnc_ae tr it ej x rtsl i a of ai_.4.__moyza. , ,,
J or ted.owaere ONAS HEIC
ai l d tream i Itiro= 4 owners
the ligt i titia Interest gag k eirgb
&hock. Ofilksind that
oan
ETllid, almata In the me Bmft,'' 't°4144.„ py -I
Couuty arm* by tot
Bitlebeivo wd- bush - .1. •_lAroLasile ailla
Yb y l ot of
southwardly by lotbelcaging the caernit
cou RPPL UMag d te ere tZu t s % .14 4 4. ab d leflett , -
inmitor law s within*
.....eVii
twardory trains 4
Xinett In UN Prolanty at 132 ..A1211111141
gegnt garbs.
HAI:MY C. DtiiiitAlt A7TORNEY LA:Pir.
No. .155 Centre 11t.4n few doors below Episcopal
Church; Pottsville. • . . April ,
CF. MUTH. ATTORNEY AT LAW; Mali
Jan 15 nua w street. Stken i andecat, EU,
r • •
HEEnty. o. Lama" 3 : ATTORNET-AT
SAW. Mice. 155 penere id Pottsville.
- „ - • . 21-4
14.71.'PASSZOIEt ATTORNET-AT.LA
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. YoUsville Pa..012#0 '0. 9 919 h 991- ` 91 9 9 aired:
opposite Postbffice.
'• : c I, • .4 'e • t;. . V.
LAW. Peltaillle. : , 171%1ee, N4l79.loentro
nearly opposite idlnenOlanlL. Apra&lll-44-41
: • Vii• :t• : . •
Items 16 and 16 Penn • • • Ilb. 436 **lnn
;Street, Philadelphia. a • Jan. 1, '7O-1-.
VI
lanaos.7D M(3B=:ToItNEY-A'O•LAW,
.N ent-a
natarmx. - D.. nulataar. ATTORNEY-AT
streeJ-, JAA. t. W . °Moe. 11 Mahantonzu
January la,
A Pi: 4: sge .1.1 t 4 • ••.,
OMCP
promptly,)7o. Cestre__ psi. MID
coilecl i ed. • October 16, '66-411-13,
- t • "4:11. in,
Mani ,) A S AA , ' EIT-14% , LAW ; Urn:.
fool,) Mainllle, Pa.., Nov. 8. '6O-4*-49
T AW AND 091,11NCIION OFNUTA.:,
CEIRNEM:ji*HER triTLE. •
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NrcrnsaY "%mu°.
ve r ri v -4 1 ' z ' c° •• Pa. •
• 130011•BAJON AS 1881713);
• .I.II4rEW STATumirsu—Boaxa's Osommig.,_
Justreothedat. • ;- A/444ANA.
• • VIXOTALIrI .GAAAB 1.4 .
andscgot BANNAgt aItAUSIMS
pct:iiirdatjacas
, same AO ' MON Mr had l ir a '
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Security *OW Yerk_ 7 •_. r . -Z7 - •
111aaliattaii Firi% New Tora--1...
Haimeer .Fire,, New York._
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Putman Vire. ;
:Glewlfella, New York.--
Ilartford
. nteriirleer,, now
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440.839 51
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Total
mine Atientlon given to linntrance.of COW liteakeit.
=I
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July 24,'8}-6m
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114 „,
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= .17- 1 51341
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In
BY our system of delf-messurement, easily understood, We enable
customers to send their orders In such, a' ; way as Ito SECURE AS
GOOD FIT as though they came themselves to our Estnblishnieat.
Our Improved Rules for t3elf-Measurenient, SaniPleitiand Prima
'sent when requested, and PROMPT ATTENTION given` to all
orders,'with GUARANTEE of entire satisfaction.
.1 • •
Octo
JOHN , WANAMAKEFt.
lier 16, '69
MEI
GOLD- AND SILVER B.A.SIS.
ME
WALKER Ss PRICX
W UNION "FIKVI' s MAHAL' NirONGO STRE.ET,
WILL OFFER, FROM' THIS' DATE,
QM
•
•
ANY GOODS FROM THEIR SUPERIOR .STOCK. AT • PRILES.
LOWER THAN GOLD --BAS IS :
GREATIREDUCTION I
.N PRICES L .
TS, 8 cents 25414
Buick `kN - DCOLTI ALPACCAS. •
SILKS, DRESS GOODS,• of, in kinds.
• . -
-. NOTIONS; &0.,
-",'• Come 'arid see for yourself. I = ' • ~ ,
PRICES TIIAT CANNOT HEL P BUT . BE POPULAR. ,z
THE NEW UNION DRY GOODS STORE IS THE' PLACE FOR .BARGAINS.
Ma • O. Jan 4-2-Iyd&w I •
•
. •
insurance:
. .
-F•c. NAERCHER, cfENEUAL INBII.
• . RANCE AGENT: . . • •
.
' • ' Oillee, Peansyhoiniss Hill; Pottevilie, l'a.,
• LITERPooL a LONDON k $21.01111 INSCRANiX CO:
Cash Capital and Assets, ' $16,000,000
Invested in the I.lalte , d States, over • 1,500,000
NOIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash
Capital , ; • Raw nAvner, contrrerscur.
: 11800.000
!ftl*Pll4o Zan. let, 10/Z, _ --- 10189,870 08
laminae° effected In the best'Cornparilea on favor
able terms. Losses proniptlyadjusted and dwith.
out de y. . . . : [Jan I, 'OO-I
-.
, INCOIMPOIATILD OM • , ''•
'BER SHIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
0. prrisrELD. XIS&
/1.,A NITUAL STRENEENT, JAN. I. 1 8 79. :
Ann* Sept. 4, 1808.---___..- ' ' l o o
Paid-c.aima.._ . ...'....517,500 OD
Paid divideildnn guarantee esp
., ital for 1888- : ~- 2,450 00
-Paid Memberi iiiiiiilaWaL.... 4,222 14 .
Paid Members sth dlvideruL...:_. 68,150 Lei
Paid for canceled policies. -- .-_. 56.21
,Paldgparautee capital:redeemed, 5500
- :
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:
- Distance .. . a . .. '_. .......lisakom 03
iiii ir 24. - oWiiiiiiiinicl . iiSC.3I! M.
wag Prenis and renewals, 1280,818 25 : ~ • ,
Into tend rents recoil,- : -
-:4- edandsocrued,and pro •- , ' - .
ISt and loss aecount_-. 01,721 OS .:
,IX - 31 ' •
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nusatnuunnuna. ' : "
Paid chilms, Mllveg,4opol.
Rd ' •—_-,. - .4055,748 00
Paid nuanisions toagentsBl,llll 55
ta k res
Fold gases ,
.2....,:_ salartes,
58,00 :
7.1 . .
Pald In ton guarantee
appilal ---.--.--- -' 2, 141 00
,Paid medical examine,-
ties- •....--.-----....- 00750
• - 'I --r--703,111.188 401.1.:52 a
, January f 1820..—,'...- iii .' .--11,777.805 10
Hates reg
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vendee la tpciptoia,ani is _ -
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;ft deposlt- - -.: 111,72188 - '
casta.:-.....Z.- - WAX 05 . '
investments, 'A,IN IS.
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Stones, iltntigto,-;&e.
oioascizr 4 Room*a , s.
STOVE, TIN and . 110118 E ninsisiirsa STOKE.
IfQ.qtBs Crates !!treat, Patisvll344
Um
bol
Xlibar Air SAVING YOUR
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;BUX..• -= BUY * •
-PCIEITati O. EL Fiteralli
v , ,
likVum•-, iar
'4lo!rlsr.
Al&
-pattern INN)KINO sum .rARLOR
BTU VIM, which can be had at modende prices. .He
also has a splendidassortment ofTlmßraas, Britain*,
Japstned, own. Wood and Willa* Ware,Hotiow and
ilanleare. Mats , Brushes, Brnoms,(Hl Gloths,Table
Cloths, Door Clothes Wringent, Tram Carving
and Dutcher Knives, Coal OW Lumps, !Knives and
=and all kinds td" Glassware. Also, Gridirons.
cPans, Children** Sleighs 111141Skalea l r ten dsi
Tea and Butter Spoons, Mice and Rat Traps,
Nutmeg Graters, indttoons, Lemon Squeezers and
Graters, Bird Cagesaable Mata,TshloSaws,Clemm
ECK "Wis.• Pins, Potato ; Mashers,
Wash Boards, WoWen Doge; Masud Tailor
./l'insk it Cutters and !Hullers, Clothes Lines
nen_ ids, es Phu., Corn Poppms,Cake Cotters;
LOA Dredge Baia, Savings Banks; Match
Boxel,Seb Mmpanions,
_Midas and Penells. Toilet
Pete... Bath Tubs, Hatchets, HAMMerI. Axes,Deed and
Bond Boxes, Flour Slave*, Meat Skim. Codes t i n
Concentrated Lie. Ginn rwidnws — rila rce Lsket
Cans,Wash Tuos, Wash lioards,
and Finer Baskets, Castors. Knife; Boxes imov iivels,
Pokers, Tongs, Mal thickets, Tea Ke e and
Shoe maekinic„ l Abso; , oimi paints, N t =sil Win
dow Olen, Putty, Lanterns, and Many art! es toe
numenwus tomentlon. ; Also, Rooting. SPonting.
all kinds of Jobbing done to'arder. Ind at the snort
est Make. Penn:ass wishing Any of the above men
tioned articles would do well by calling and examin
ing before purchasing elsewhere.
St7LOMON HOOVER,
No. 2811Centre Street.
13-•-tfct
NlD—bo-tf!er •
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Dirbwart.
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No. 2310tontreistreet.
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.arnui* icattmi New km:owe •stiire; t?.
151 Canis St. to bw ehatp_Oardett Rau;
sunreuiCara sad eaftm Rims of' all, kll.. z!t
S C(41 " , !_; 1
et 11111C . *ThIltikti nen lathe multeoii
1112107/1 Agents..No.2s/ Centre
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1/41itarhastlien=tatelansulteontimo1dr. Isill rig` -.'t opother ..- wititti lli 4 =.
toodistsertiC6o,Andleesitetdb.Pilindiett o-01 direttlea
straettdallaketta6lierceialaletenridetraatgratuisi.
Markeglinktiorilitalactlidea=b4
number.) lindatillaletik'Ntk - 1.;
and driatatbed- as libileeni,"lo vitt/tenth ! Ili=
street,Vreat - lac- etreete-nertithy
Week - arid gest_by let - - NO. - 11;block 1, eloatal=r
•
feet lafrent ea Centte ftittlegtentliqt At that%
at rightangles therearan and -parauei to 41:tellaWisitet 1
street..l4s fmt to Railroad nn street. and - the. Write
pieces of ground and caiest' ppurtenant leo atdd -
building bald tittlidingsand - of a er-fllenent
killUiatirettse Citialebn,n ,
etrate, Pa;;•=1110740114,-JOesue,j1.0E
MAAbor_ier or iv nted Owner and
.. - All the etant,Mtle and Interest of
George
C. Lee of. ta and- Us all that. certsdn lota, bel
iicho l,ll - adttiate -in -the !.Borongh of Port
n amity, bouna,d narthwardly.liy
Street,eastwardly And sonthwardly_by lea OtMars
wet Wilin and w yby Itarkei Street.,
contalning la -width ZI:
,and' In depth MO feet.
Mora err ba z zith the Imes emulates of
dwelllng - house4 as the propetty of
o=l{ C. LEF...• - - - - I '. • ' " '• , • •
ALI3O--13.11 th at certain lot or pie:nut trend, sit- •
nate In the Borough of Pitlegeoee. Sehoy II Conn
- ty,honteled northward' . by. lot sow or late. ed Levi-
Miler, ealtwardiel3=h-
wardlr by lot of Faine-O' Won; anti
-by a 23 teettrideelleYi . rUntainlent, t tewidth 50- fee?,
and in depths* feet, mere or less, 'with the apptur
-1 tenances emulating of a double 2-stary frame dwell
, 1 linghouse, 2 lettory frame kitchens, and:a frame
1 hog-sty ; as the propoU of REBE CCA BOYER.. ':
A.LSO—Alllthese ..aln. - six traeta of . patented
land, situate In (fonnerly Lower Mabantongo Town
'ship) now partly Mnins and partly Porter Town
shi Schuylkill Cottnty..Pa n stureyed on warrants •
In th e p names of George Eckert, Jacob Bower. 311
chael Madera, Johtilltroecker. Philip Millertuut
Conrad Pager bearing date the a th day ' f Novena
ber, liir,adjoinlng ettehother and lands.of Philip
Kunsehmin and others, which saldidx, trade were ~
- all patented to James Wilson, Esquire, one,of them'"
containing 410 acres, 64 • perches :- and - allow
anee,- by Patent enrolled In • Askant . : Book
P I _ Winne 27 . • Page 81. One other •of- - them
also containing 44it acres 64 - perches - and- al
lowance,hy Patent enrolled in Patent Seek P. itdl.
2 7 , page M. One other of them containing 4a.aoU-1
56 perches end allowance, by Patent enrolled in Pat
ent Book P,'VoL 26. page M. - One other of them con- -
taint:age% urinal sierilies and allowance, by Platerd.
enrolled In Patent Book P Vol-28, pegs 97. One
other of them containing 420 agree 5 6 perches and
allowance by Patent enrolled -in Patent Poole P
Vol. 26, page 29; and .the - other of them .eontainlng
443 acres eft perches and. allowance, by Patent en-.
rolled in Patent Book-F, VoL 26, page 44, and are each
one of them particularly described In a ottrtain Deed
dated the 21m1 day et February - A. 44. 15.10, recorded
in Schuylkill County. In Deed Book - No. 17, page 512,
from John Snevtly to Ovid F. Johnson. GenerW
Adam Diller, and Peter Frits, Trustees ; 1 " with the
- appurtenances, consisting of a lk-story name Tav
ern and dwelling house; a lk-story frame dwelling
.house, 3 one-story name dwelling housea, a 2-story
stone dwelling house, and 2 frame stables; as' the
property of - PETER FRITZ, Trustee sole survivor
ofOVID F„..1011N14031, ADAM DILLLR, and PETER
FRITZ, Trustees for themselves and Parke itJohn
son. Henry Buehler, General Adam Di ll er. Wllllani
Willard, Charles' Chandler„ Christian Bachertan,
Thomas E. Franklin. ' John K. Findley, Samuel
Humes, John W. Nesbit, James A. Caldwell. Samuel
H. Carpenter, William T.ltogeni, Peter Fritz, Samuel
I. and William J. Lelper, T. Si. Moore, .Fratteis B.
Nichols, Richard and Robert 'Smethurst, John A.
. Ganible, Joseph B. Anthony, and their associates
and substitutes, known by the style and' name of
the 0610 D SIR ING CREEK COAL COMPANY.
AISO. NO. I—Alt that certain tract or piece of
' )and, situate in Rush township, .Schaylkill tOunty;
bounded and described as follows:it:ming tit a
dead Spruce stump, thence north thirty-81,x and
threes-fonrths degrees west 256 feet ton s i f t rii, thence
• north 21k degrees west 207 feet to a roe I op
kite the dam; thence north.l9 degrees east feet to
a stone heap • thence north 503 degrees cast 230 feet
to a stump ; .{hence north 31% degrees west 166 feet, ,
crossing the river to a dead pine; thence north 4934.
degrees west 110-feet - to a maple; thence south (*de
grees west tr.ts feet to a paint Ins a rend •
; thence south
61% degrees west - 61 feet to another point In said
- raid; thence south 39k degrees west 100 feet, creas
ing Spring run, to another point in said road; thence
south Ml,e degrees west 167 feet to another point In
• said road; thence south 3634 degrees wdst 150 feet to
another point in said road; thence south 1734 de
-
green west 74 feet to the intersection of said road
with the highway leading to Catawisea; thence
south 41k degrees cast '135 feet to a point In Sold
highway: thence south Ve,i, degrees east Mil feet to'
'another point in said highway . thence south- 42
degrees 50 minutes east - 390 feet to Another -
. point In said highway; thence south .W 1,4 degrees
. east se feet teen other point In said highway ; thence
north 57 degrees east 300 feet, crossing the river; to the.
place of beginning containing - acconllng to A sur
vey made the 4th day of September, A. D. 1867, by
Hawley A Lewis, 9 acres and 145 perches, with the
appurtenanceseeonststing of a frame water-power
Powder mill, a 1-story frame refinery, a • 1-story
frame coin o ikg house, a I-story frame house, and'
1-story at e magazine, and all' nary; na
tures, de., nneeted with said baldly' - •
- NO. 2.—A11. t kat certain lot or piece o ground, W-
I
nate In the Borough of Pottsville , tech Ylktil Coen.'
ty
„bounded northwardly by Callowhil Street; east
ef..., rly by lot belonging to the estate of Amos Wal
- . dee, deceased, moat hwardly by lot belonging to
the estate of Charles A;' Rahn, deeetieed; and west
' wardly by Third Street,' containing in width a) feet,-
- and In depth en Axe, with the appurtenanceit; eon-.
. slating of a 2-story frame, dwelling house,' - with stone
basement. , . , . -
NO, B.—All . the right;' title and fnterect of David
Beveridge; of,.in and to-all that certain lot or piece
of ground situate in- the Borough of Pettey ille,
Schuylkill County. bounded northwardly he 311-
nersville street, outwardly and sonthwardly by lot
of Mary Johnson; and ivoiteusily by lot belonging
-to the estate of George H. - HalbersVadt, deceased,
containing, in - width 30 feet, and .in depth ,80 feet,
. more orient, with the Appurtenances, emulating of-
a brick Churchoslih:Stone . basement, note. Used as
a school house. ' -, 1 , ' -'" . - - -_.
NO, 4-LAII thou G venal la lots or plows 'or ;ground,
situate s -in the:Borough:of Pottsville; feebuYikill
Coe y, northWandly hy Arch street cast=
ward by -lot of Emily Polloair; aouthwardiy by
East ket street; and westwardly by Wolf street,
centainhig together In width 150 feet, and in depUi
l
feet, with the appurtenances, conslatraged a 214.
;la. ry brhrk. dwelling holise , oty brick and frame
bake -house, and a frani a2-itt
t sable; wt the pr,opert y xpf
: DAVID BEVFIDGE. '- -- -- - ..- -- •,• • •
ALSO—AII t right, title:and Interest of John C.,
Northall, of, n and WWI that certain' lot, or 'deco
of ground, situate in the Borough of Mattamoy City,
- Schuylkill Cnty. - beginning at a point on the
north side of Centre area at a distance of 644 'feet
west of the middle of r 3 street ; thence north 10 de
grees 30 minutes west 150 feet te a post in the litre of
the East Mahnney Itairoad release ; thencit 4 from
the same point along Centre street south 79 degrees
30 minutes west 400 feet to a post; thence north 10'
degrees. 30 minutes west to a post on the aforesaid
~
~ railroad line, eastwardly Ili feet to theplace of be
ginning. with the appurtenances consisting of a
2-story . stone:. machine and pattern shop with a'
1 1-story- stone foundry attached; a - 1-story fmnie
blacksmith shop; a 1-story frame-orrice and a 1, 1 4-
story' frame dwelling house, together known as t h e
Grant Iron Works, being the same premises,which
Thomas Wren and - wife. by deed granted and con
veyed- unto John C. North:ill, Ralph It, ;Lee ; and
George H. Wren, in fee;- natenants In common; as
the property of JOHN C. NIORTIIALL. - i
ALSO—AII that certain let or piece aground alt
unto in the Borough of Mlnersville„ Schuy lkill
County, hounded eastwardly by I& of Thealere A.
llelwig, northwardly by land of Joseph .reanes,
westwardly by lots late the estate of Enoch Morgan,
deceased and southwarilly by Sunbury street,•eon
taln Int in width' 25 feet, and In depth .t.. 10 feecivith
the 'appurtenances; f =slating of a. double 2-story
frame dwelling house op Sunbury street, a f.:..story
frame dwelling house in the middle of said lot, and
a 2-story' frame dwelling house on the rear .end of
Raid . lot; as the property of THOMAS WIL
LIAMS_
Seized, and taken in execution and ill be sold bY
- - . GEORGE C. WYNKOOP, Sheriff.
-
Sherid's °Mee, Pottsville, Apatite, 1870-18-4 t
' 3 " gegal gotta!).
VSTATE OF CHARLES 'DA.BLET... DE
CEASED:—Letters testamentary ,upon the
estate of Charles •Earlet, deceased, having been
iranted to the subscriber, his e.xecutor, all persons
ndebted to the said estate are requested to make
payment and those having claims against the estate
will present them to DANIEL L. Li' 3TERLY,
.3lay 7,10.194 t ' Dili Centre fit., Pottsville.
VBTA.TB OB HENRY 8. DAVIS, DECEAS
ED.—Letters• of administration upon the at
tate of Henry S, Dasis, , late of the Borough of St.
Clair, deceased, have been granted to the under
signed an persons having elating or _demands
agatast the estateof said decedent — are requested to
make known' the same to her without delay - and
Heise indebted to the estate to make Immediate
payment. MATITUAW DAVIS, Adralnlrtnttrlx.
St. Clair, April 28 ; 1870 • 18-6 to
TOTlClE.—Whereas letters testamentary to the
.1. 1 4 estate of Michael Murphy, late of the Bor
ough of Pottsville, deCeased, have been granted
to the subscriber : nil persons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against the CS- .
tate of the said decedent, will. make known the
same without delay to LENyis C. iIouGHERTY,
:Executor, Mlaerefi tile , April El, 70-IS-et
ADMINIBTBATOR'I3 NOTICE.- - Whereas
letters of administration to the' estate 'of,
Willthm o.lfoore, late of thIS Borough of Pottsville;
deceased, have been granted to the subscriber, all
persons Indebted ; to said estate are requested to
make immediate .payment, and those having clot:ma
against the same to make them known without de
lay, to , • - • SAMUEL MOOR,.
London Grove, Chester Countr,
Or to his Attorney, T,IIOB.II.BANNAIi, Pottaville.
April SO. • 18-4*
STATE OF SILAS BALL DECEASED.—
Letters testamentary upon the estate of 'Silas
Ball. late of Pottsville, deceased, halving beettgrant-.
ed to the subscribers, his executors, all. persons in
debted to the said estate are requested to Malta pay
ment, and those halelatms against the estate
will present •thom to 041.1 Et BALL, Coal street,
• DAVID dA. JON/Li, Attorney at Law
Oilier, No. FM Centre street, Pottsville, Fla.
April 23, '7O •j 1743 .
ESTATE OP - JONATHAN lEWICIIIdt.; DE
CEABED.—Letters'of Administration upon the
estate of Jonathan Sebum, late of the Borough-of
Pottsville, deceased, having been granted to the tin
td ei geed, all persons 'having claims or demands
inst the estate of said decedent, are requested to
hake known'the garnets, them without delay.; and
hose indebted to the estate to make hrunt?ctlate
payment; ... ;; HILTON BOONE, i
; • • i No. IE4 Centre Street.
. .
DANL. likiHUM, No. 261 Centre Bisset.
Pottsville, April 1.5,'"1 • 1643
• A UDITOR'B NOTICE.—In the matter of the
1 - 1 Account of Joseph Coover„ Assignee for
the benefit of Creditors; ac., of George Zeller, late of
Jackson township, Lebanon - County, ra.'- The un
dersigned 1i nditor. appointed by the Court of Cony.
mon Pleas of Lebanod 'County, to, distribute the
balance in the hands ofJos. Coover„ . Esq., Assignee,
-&c., of George Zeller, to and • among creditors, will
attend to the duties of bis appointment, at the I'm
, thonotarrs Office in the Lkwougft of Lebanon, on
Tuesday, tile 14th day of t ione, A. D. 1870, at 1 o'clock
P. AL. irbeik and where .persons interested in paid
dtatrlbldloa may atten they think proper..
- 'I m - zitla EWA. Au ditor.
Lebanon - May 12, '7O • - • 3:- It ' •
.
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'
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•,-k:',:- ,- - litikialaluxteicoosilowellissioadisrmil-sh4 Ohm
0, • • ~. • I.• ,
cuta l sr
intsteibitiiiiiiiiii*G Jatriluzik, - cAucob , ' fu
- ` ; 'I,IIO2rNAPKINJE4: Town&
? DIVM - 600670tidi .0 -na: •-• White ,Goodr Lace -II - '
_,_ _ W . _, . !Mow TAR - ' '
AI,LOWEII-PRICES:thas Can. 6 sokt ORmiterli."' ' ,
Ho ,: - _:. :1
4
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„, , Alb w, 70-64r. , ' ."-'• 4' : - - ' - - 'am ce3Hitre,: ll 4
-114M4. - AINEL .
AB* TAlda
Lke.,;-• -
ant ,
1211
j 3 t ax,
PothiPeille.
TYNDAL . t - • MITCI - tEIiLB(WOLF --';
-' ',*...., -CHINA,: GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
_.• No:. 70 - 7.iCiiptstn.;tit. Street,-l i ivirdeilD,liiia.
PINEI MOUS GRPITTE,,the best sMiieerare In the trui!ket, !old at ti Prices.,oe Ordblarr goods.
rAliiirlit FRENCH 0121:34 Min the best *bites and 1 ,6 14 % .DE ORAT E DINNER, 77. 1, 4 and
-- , Toitxratistßireeivioe!y. obiasezigriivedonutsivreinliiii.an.ifebuus.i' • -.
pe'coniteestber ulna! seta or truttetOrkwit, Iti the beit fiMrinen
eka
— irlibilT-CLASS GOODS i ONLY. and LOWEST
11 to pri ite.. of goals, prompt*
11111
1114rth 5 . 70 Letters of 1nq417 1
• •
Hwereri. •
• THOMAS ' J.. 1) NOHOg, . •
• - • III:TILDE* OF•
First Clasi! Carriages and .Buggies
es Tat Juni icon vim mrsrlJl3. -
AtAsurecroiti—oik.szcosn esprit. ers..,omeSqtrairs
or blburrnum Rolm, / 14 • 1 1, rA.
• _
coostontly on- borux r good as siortm of new sod . second-hand
° fr i =a a t i ga l4 itt ig n 114 1 AI to ftOaring! ;14)-44'
- . - 'ii• - :- - -..4.F...J30p: 7 4,
::-INTlvitA.:Ncivi,A:4o.
ENT;
178 CENTRE STREET. POTTSIMaLk. PA ,-;-8 EC 015 4 11
11E.PIZES.M.7: 8' THE FOI..LOQING COMPANIES:
PLoos.,
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117.111r1P210011111 1601111 MI WIT=
AMILY . SEWINt MACHINES.
+AaBROM NEW TORIC.
CRESTEUT'''SrIIgEt PICELAIDEXPHIA.
and Elasticity or. ath.
tening Perinetio and
o
.41 Wet
- Using thin of tn
&-
Vont tb voas,•
__lssi acaind by
andttown of timed. WM* rears cif anal.
without cluing° of 141411bnent. The sego beauty and Erman's after warbling and
• Dews -doing all -kinds of work done- by
__ Idachinak Llama Mlliring execute taa
beautiful and permanent :m.ftyy and Or
-il Work. Voir sale by
• M. Pottsville.
113 F -31. lb • ' • E--ly •
I, o *kiJef at 3.ta1e19.
. . ,
• :
AD !' l lail r ilffiliD4WWWAit -
lame:re 81cceerignemer, vourpcs or
LIT, PAULAIDELFRUL --- • • ' ••-
limetieleet, of Watcher, Jaye • -Weer -
d , Were: constantly.; on hand...: : of
her end Jeerehr preMPt l Y,UolltiM -•' ..
gust, Illi• ; • , :I „ , : - l'i,ri*-hee
, re " or t ze lniL awr V ioni ta iste r st rAll er E
Edens Water than the regular nuir ° Wratea.
inducementata ,
!. GEO.
22. 1 4,14.1 y Na7l6Arehstreat.Pbl Oita.
• P FIsKER Eittos.. 193.
. .
ocks, Jewer, ',Wedding and'
"eta MAIM (I .solK) Silver and
are., Ladies
. .Work
L 11$160tilACIA of Mason & n
's and
'ls k 06.'s Parlor and Mach Owing, Pitinell s
USlCllVALLTCharldikeirenerallr•
-repairing by competent workmen.
and eladnitte before,pinstaudng else where.
1111.0141E11.5. , •
193 cen, L tze 'tri;et„ rottaytate. •
L . t. ; ' -
i* ,M3IIING DA•Ir..2NI. • - - •
•-
1 ' , ' .'. HOLIDAY 41 1 90D . 5.
Fvingjest, returned !Pita the Eastern markets, I
open op the Ist of December, the finest assort
% of Holiday Goods ever offered In this market,
meths Path Foreign and Domestic Fancy Goods,
VE A*D HAND,Kr,iikanEr BOXIN, - `
worm DoxEs, ' . ~ ' r -
2 ' I.rAnDENEtimi, , , - '
1 •i .
.1, ' BOQUET V 4 sm3, • ..
. . .
•i .. - VIGUILES. BRONZES, de.
oldSterne* filljer 'Ware lb peat varlets. Fine
,ti
Waie et heap:dirt& design,' Call and - make
itelectien. ; ' ' •- . • It„ C.'GIi.E.EN, , ~,, •
Fzillt.p firk,„ near 3litters*Dardt 'PGITTRVILLF.
!wine; Angina 2R, 'M. : '-' „: "..:0-' -Iydw '
LADOPIUS & CO. 7q
DIAIOND
*I7CISLY Jaw Us[ a AM ill xAM
• WATCHE3 . 11114 JE VIELSY REPAIRED.
80 2 Chaim ne Phill
. _
I. YE always malaria a'
large, well seletted
aasortmeist of .. •.' . ' . .
CSIEFI:; DIAMONDA,' . . .
' .. .i . ' -JEWELRY el SILVER WARE, .
1 •1 - -. .' • 18 KARAT PLAIN, 'CMGS,
welglftst 2n d sizes; scalable for Engagement
leddltig Rings. • . . .
1 pRIVAL, , GIFTI3, ,IN GREAT VARIETY: ,
1 ' hes repaired and warranted:. '
i goods aold at extremely low ; prices. ' -•.. 1 .
retry trade solicited. ~. - - • , . ... ~
i `LEWIS LADOMVS di tn.
ii ••• V. , . . 10:— , 14 Sed. ti ' ' -laa Chest - mit:Et: l ee t.
1 178 I
IM
E ,
CALDWELI &,C(1
i •
JEWELLERS, 4 :
.iIyiPoRTERs,
2 Clieshmt Sfreet;
NEIN' ONLY • '
USTI a 0,0 D S,
• AY - txmlEtsg VAIRICiT or
D W.A!,:rcH ES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY;
LVER WARE,: WEDDING SILVER,
' - *WARE, CLOCKS,
BONZES, - FOREIGN -
FANCY GOODS, .
FINE PAINT-. -
. • INGS, &d.,
, persona av/dring really lino articles,-reliable in
ty and moderato in price,' are certain - to be
• by our exceedingly largo and varied calico.
Our•stocit is kept al*ays fresh by additions
first sources.
store is pronounced one of the tilted elegant
and any parties' , risittng the city are
ally Invllkid. to oull and inspect it at their leisure.
6,16? .7 • ' • 6—ly
'ARK 8; BIDDLS.
JEWELLERS AND SILVEISMITHS,
(4 doors below 12A Sf..) ' •
4 CRE4TNII.T STREETS
•
, • c.'1 7 •14V....•
• -1,1 - • •
l•
. 1:1 - • • • •
re now opened a choice stock of - L. "NW GOODS gor 011 trade and Holiday Season:coulPrising: •
I
AMERICAN & svmsafYiTATCIECES, • •
, • ,
lIEttELRY, 'STERLING SILVER. WARE, FINE.
i . .ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, TABLE.
. ! , CUTLERY, SC.- -
a'fine aisotiment of • • "
-French Mantle Clocks; Ilronzes i . . •
English, French and N lenrut
' • Leather and Fancy Goods,
own seleCticna the past Sumnter in Europe; nil
rich we "re °tiering ut very moderate 4 , 5/oaf. •
NE
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1 PATENT CILLIPION
& BURGLAR PROOF, SAFES ,
j. (WITH DAT FILL) NpS,)
ed the Prize ,lifeilals at World's Fair, London,
Word's FAIT, Aev rorir.,Fxposition.
Udiversclle, PnrLi.
1
; 1 FAMZ:EL, ' HERRDIG , & c 1.1., •
I i 6 ) CHINT . NUT STItEET.
• ' itVEY WM,
to : AS, liA Ews,}PIIILAIMEPIILt.
t .•. W. rirkr
SW tie. A
PASSEL A SKEWS, New Tart. v
ING r . maim
S. F Illtrt, # M., New 'fork.
M m than 10,000 ILEURING'S SAPPS have boen,
andi n owt n nee; and over tux htlangra have
through accidental area, preservlngthalr eon-
In some instances where many others falba&
rN WMS D HAND of our own and o th er makers.
- . been received In part pay for the improved
a Patent Champion, for male at low rates.
,
.. .
Suptr Pljoiplintes. -
• S . NOTICE. . • •' • " ' - '
. •
(4temphttl4g' a change in our Orin, we .have de
-47
te I•ed to elose out the entire etoth of our dole
b Super -Phoeplutte of Limo and A3MONIATED
rel lizer, at !. . ' . • . „ . -
- ' GIRFATLY REDUeED . PRiCES !
'I . i, ' - ''
'-' ' -- '•
',
1 '•• -- I__, . 1
t a.
tip Inducement!' win ir °Crew! l ' to Fartuerse.nd .
, _
ci rt
an'opport ity to procure , ', . .
M N UR F.3' , THE FIRST QUALITY
fro ' ihotuse eetiblished over twenty-tiro years le
eelloni offered.
• II _
Devep L _. will be'itilOwedsklicavtpercentiige in asltn•
tiozi to our refloction In. price. b r „,t
_ ' I .
i npRRY i IN' YOUR oruitns.
N.E.I.I?LES;
42 84ukti Delsiwart . Aceptie,lnilkulelphla. !"/'
ALli 2, •;0
1141,,
BOWER'S CRIMPLICTM SEANOME I tuns saou
8.
.ER. PHOSPHATIC OF -CO LE, .A 20.1-
' f SIA - Isi) POTASH.' . , " •
.
i For ' Side by ill Leading Doaret : ./I'.
It
-- • .
A %PERFECT . FERTILIZER Volt Ayr:CROPS:
or peronni otibo redrew:lo3ot of Raw Magerfals,l
ran enabled tai licit 6 Ctaapteta Itantare" at a lower
pli ,Arid by the aid of new =whiner,'" It Is l!nprov.7 -
eAI n condition, alto la wadlty. tII arrartrea free
adatteratiors, ll 6" • .
1• 1 HENRY, WEiteaintiaeturing Chemi s t_
i - • - •,• 1 Grara °To' Hoed, Philadelphia.
• elltelelfe etlettehlt , the isletnents -of phial%
In a Somixtir. sonn.eontalnlng as well,food for
, ng lasting "MUT to the soil, : . _
; I •* ' - ----; '' ' -
rue tri theme of ''Cbsitipini Manure" by the!,
. mummers ;Of Pennsylvania. New Jersey. pas,
trwad. and of the New England States,
sZini bA, od -of three rears trial. has
led• l a d le it te be the beat Fertiliser now
for oak:, I I) SAI,ISIIAIt.PLI.T*3 & CO_ . •
4USlonth Delaware Avenue Ptillaa.
.• 1 ;- _ _WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
*int, south -Street, .13altImore; Md.. ,
&RO s WIS RAW Bpi .•' ' ' '' '
I),,E,Et i , PHO.SPHA..TE OF 'LIME.
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' • 4 D ,To 27121EIMITLITY qr,roim BOIL
Er a indleleaa and Economical mode :ot • •
•-.1 -. 24.11,S ZJIt IN G .-,
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the yoniet your maw the flantamanti. Citr
sioti
t i t‘trom ckl ni c
a im ar4Leargc on.:
anniently -
.antlka, ~ - • •,- . ••;- 4 " a i tt ._. Per
preraLrzwyesisortiat,:o6 1 1 . 1 i m p %
trarti ty , s ,__lllime - B9lkosphate, may
:i.. 1" 4 14 = - iiirai trlg"lst;ck -
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_LEON WORKS. CAROUCIEE
TAR , CPITY J.—Ovrics. No.B North Sett.,
oath St.. West it&Pnwanztanua, L nsketeacturer
Wat c
t IRON and WATER Pillat, Cait Iron
PattWni. Reeling and Meant Pipes. stop
ttr,e; tor Water or Clas; , ail sizes. Fifa (Plugs) lir.
4lnats, Lamp PostoL
ir fl aseg Holders, Telescopic or Bin-
Oh Costing and. Wos Iron. Work, ottill kihdOw
=Ma ht
. rosta
'Works. All pipes proved by Hydtic
Peetsare. • • • • April 133,16-ly •
COUNTY STE= CO.
NEV' ILING(IOI4.PA. '
L. THOMAS, Prod. Tuca. FENDER, Agt..Tainitqua.'
Manufacture= or Spring Steel:Tires, Sleigh Shoe.,
Pknr and Cultivator Steel, Steel Wings:and moulds
Made_ tapattertt ; Flat, Bar, Round and Siva= Iron
and Sleet," Shafting; [vow:Bari. Wedges Harrby
Teeth: Auld Octagon Bare,Sron and S teel, orpe.
elanyadapted for DILNERWDRILLS, fide. • •
-April It '7O
101IONZEIM. CAB WCALILI3,_
N .110:1F-E'H DELANEY;Papi.xisTote.
,
datasid, SdneviLiti Cbuzgv, J. •
Ilavingeularged hbi CarEhop. Is now prep..tiM to
build all - kinds ofeurslor mining pu llcing a
practical mechanic and -having for
years devoted himself entirely to this '
branch of theAandneskand building • !‘•
ccrAL , DEEA.K.W. . Also. the Pitteutee, •
of two obletleated Self-Drunplng Cara
whict e a Lt: *
seen working at - tim wor of • CSIT74
Ban Lewis Co.. sad Patterson, Eltringbaut et,
thr..• Ash 'and at Messrs. IL A. Moodie .It Co„'
PrestonFilieries, Co al Breakers built
at, the sh Kest notice. Orders solicited.
Apra ”itk-11-ly J43I•TH DELANEY.
ICZNANDOAII- IRON WOEKB.
saltairiber : la now =iced to build Steam
IDrilL
Pump:4..42021 B era. and -• •
Oils. All kings-of casOno sad trisit,
in:inglngt made to order. rapeeuu otten- 14.9•Etwati'
'Sion paid talhe maaadicture 1)(' Car
• • .• • JOHN Cli-THFJ!‘.
dr* qtr. jait: 10-1.: , , _
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4..
2 : 7lri 47 4
MMUS. ,
F 0
ju 7 3 " Wr.in . E4NE SHOP, STE:Ax- .
c PAcv --- r
}.
The to bet would call attention tr _ _
,to the 'inverter lheilities pos.wd. ' by . ,
i him tot the vartesm branc.. of Steam*
_..
:Engine garling, Iron Pounding, and 7-13/,:
:thismanefacturing of MI kinds' of am- - ~..... -
'Weary% lbr. Rolling Mills, Insist. Furnaces. MI , • ,
tarsoke..; Ste. • • • - • . - . ~ , -
Hewitt also mailman* the huslness of mining and
selling-the celebrated Pine Forest White Ash Dial.
;being the soleproprietor of this colllser.. - - •
l•
Sep 1.,11)—l-ltd ,Mn 1.'69w • (lEO,AV:aNy)s.n...
011071A.E.DJ..11.0N: - .WORIES -" .' : •
. .. .
-•. , I, rcertkriii.Eilrrai#A., • -. • ~..
I Thg imbaerlhers arialreinu 4 ed .
a thdinr- . t . - •
nlah STEAM RNMINTFA and ll kinds ' •
Of • MACHINERYand CASTINGS'for ....,..'.., ~.:::-.• .
Mines, Blast' Furnace& And Aloollirag ~ 7: iii , ,,.._
;Mills. and have ii,full assortment of the - ... ,_ , ~
tibat approvedremt for VERTICA , ..LISO
111.11 A. kINGL.N.E. SQUEEZERS,SILEARS. pirsen-
ILNO MACIIIN and all other liiticidnery required
in the manufactOre of Railroad Iron and Ram.- ~
gept;:d.,-7(&--1-Iplw . . ; 1 . : 'VOW it-VASTY:IE. '
AS TINE .
pOTTSVELLEAIO.I.4.I.4Na. !KILL.
- -,.--- - - ,
ATlClNSlMCvittEßS„Pmenraio!ts,
PottsfUle, Stitui!Ltil C4astivra....
. .
3lanufacturers of Railroad Iron (both
,T and Street, Iltails)4ro PrePered to re
esive and egecuto orders at snort notice, , 6. ml,4 4 4ft,
for any and a ll the"ortfinary stack In:use. .
Making Oar own pig metal,. we are • -
careful tti select suitable' ores; buyers casts ierefo •
rely upon receiving in all tunes fast class rialbi:. Th
- rely
stub of T H011)422, 2i, 9i, and 40 Ponsids
the yard always on hand, and supplied In small Io
-as wanted. • . Jan.
O COAL OPERATORS AND MINERS. • '
•
. . . • PIONEER uouxit wouns. •.. , . .
• The subscrilk:rs respectfally: Invite ,it
the attention of tlie:brisless comma- . 1, j.... 0
rilty to their Boiler.Worles,ou UrtilVsalil j s .."m,.
St., below the Pa.ssenger •R •-
epot. Potts- inp..'irag
•;ville, where they are ,prepered to man- ',-,.. ...--,. -..----
ufacture • .
_• . DoILERs OF EVER DECtiiirt lON,.
,_
SmidM7 Stacks. Air Stacks, lilast Pipes, Gasinnef • '
Drift Cara, &c., &e. - Rollers orr hand. •
~ Tieing practical mechanics, and having) , for yen ..-
dented the.niselves•entirely to this -branch of .tap
,husiness, flatter themselves that work done , at the
~,
establishrdent will give satisfaction .to all who m a
faVorthem with a cull. Individuals and Con tni
will thud it greatly to their advantage, to exami
gin n
their work before engag elsewhere. ;. •' . . -
JOIINT. NOBLE;
MATR . EW•II.IIODA.
I
•
WASHLNTON IRON WORICEL :,' •
. .
Jan 1 , '7O-44
NOTICE.—the Work's' of the late firm or Wren .•
Brother, knOwn as. the .2' W.ASIIINOTON IRON .
WOR'FS," lnehted on Coal street, in the
' Borough of POttaville, will be contin
ued r
the aufr•uriber all its various 9 1 $ , Wt ,
branenes, viz: Steam ramble- building;
and all killdeer machinery for mining
either coal or ore; blast furnaces of hot or co d blast ;
:all kinds orrallmd castings and nal Irate d car fl - a - tuMe
of wrought and ertatlrciat -all kinds of Wass eastingal
fillikleda of amititwork, and all sizes of the tetrai lin
-oMveltimret, slngle and double acting. :
By prom ptl y
f'lleilitt,tiort i onasin tly thVittbserk. r
trusts he will ledelve a share of the pubil . - ro
io liberal ly towed on the late firm. •
Jan 1, y 7 .-4.- , C.l. E.
A BE 4 A,ND IRON W 033.5 8,
•
I 4 l be
The Subscrl rs are now fatly licire"
pared to furnish, at the AShland iron
Work's; Steam Engines and Pumps
of any power IF.nd capacity, for min
ng and other :purposes, Coal Break
ere. of every f , sixe and. _pattern ntrw 1n-
Ithe
r. with coatings- and (urgings ot every desert
Lion. Coal dna Drift Cam of all sizes and patterns,.
large Truck and .1 - forw Cars, all furnished - at - Abe
shortest notice: The. subfieritx , r4 flatter; themselves
that, inasmuch as every merpOer of : the thgn Is la
practical mechanic, they will be Edda to !umiak
machinery that will compare favorably withany. La
the Region. All orders dirieted to J: & T. oAm:irk
Aahland,SchnylklU. County, Pa., will receive prompt
attention.- l . J. &M. GARNEM.?,
;"Aahland, Jan I . • • . •
W 0.11103,
• :, 111:tiltli WATAhIt.S. Proprietor. ; ",' '
ii i ; i ttiA4atTA, liC/11.1YLKILL .cot: Nry,. P.'
. ,
liatling.enitMs foundry-and ma.' r
Chine: allop;nt the Efeee Iron 'Works"
Tsmiulnit,fmll 'thus . very materially
•
fiiiiii - ak•sftheir capacity fO'r turningont •
work in his line of business, he Ls now - - -
re
p • -pared to make Steam Engines and Ynmps of • y
porter and capacity, for mines; Machinery f.r
Weakens, Rolling and other milts, and for Fur
nacos; all kid& of castings and forgings, &e.
An exparienceof many years in the business, with
the facilities which these works ncrw•possess, enable
the proprietor , to turn out the very best and the meat
satisfactory work. , , •
AU orders addressed to HENRY WALTERS, Ellie
iron Works, Tamaqua, Schuylkill catinty, l'a. w
recelVe prompt attention.: June
PALO ALTO IRON COMPANY;
Ara preps rev to tarnish T RAILROAD TRON .
veigking from 2) to TO pounds per yard—ETRE
RAlLS—front 18 to e 1 pounds per yard, e t -
to suit either for horse ears or 1000-
motive*. All these rails are ,of • the _.,
•
LATENT •AND,MOST ArPROVED .
Also, a general assort- •
Iment of MERCHANT BAR IRON, Roonils,
Squares, Oval Ralf Round and Grooved,- HOOP
AND RAND - IRON, GAR AXLFS , RAIROAD
C HAIRS, FISH I PLATES AND lIROKSPIItEIi.;
for rails. LIB 'made of the befit nds of cold
blast, ehaffoal iron, ready for use„eltber ' for
rails, street rails or bar iron. Also,.all kinds
CASTINGS FOR ROLLING MILLS.- We also
?vile attention to. one l DIFFERENT PATTEILNS
BEARS fc cutti puddied iron. &a., dt
EN.I4 , IIAY 00D, President; '
Office eor.
l ei
and - Wrket Pottsville,
Jan" 1,60-1- . • •
VIRE •DRICK.',
-
Tamm 31.trts-- ; " MOUN'T RAVA.GE."
United' .Statea Government • Standard, Mann
tared exclusively try the CONSOLIDATED CO
COMPANY, of •Maryland, for Blasting,. Puddlin ,
melting, and Glass Fu and all other pu
ulrinu the MIST Q,LTA LIT Magnums of S.a . •
',Prices will be furnished by .the undersign -
' r kisc.*•
GEORGE'S CREEK COMDEILLANI;
•Dy the Cargo, from the Company's Ocean Mine. •
C. M. DALTON, President, '•
• 1 Pemberton Square, Bosto
JAS. S. I.IA.CNIE, Vice Presidant, , • • •
'7l llroadtray, New Yor
JAS; A. MILHOLLAND,24Vice Pres%
GILMOR
Mount Savage, M'
- • .
• :13 South Gay Street, Denim
50.6ixt
Dec. 11, 10.
1D ALDWIN Lop:Alton - v.* . WOEFUL
. . • -
_,
1 ~ M. 11.1/111) a COillPAhilri
Sisal' and Hamilton street/41%110dd tia,:fen
would 'call the attention of,
Hauagera and -those Interested in rl i rdali?""
italiroad Property . ..to their system o
~0 .-......-=
Locomotive - Engines, in which they '-
are adapted to the .particular , bus - : P;.
news for which they maybe feTill .y ..
of One, two, three or four pair a( driving whee
and the use of the whole, or so much or the weig £
es may be desirable for adhesion; and in , •
nu:gating them to the grades, curvetc, strenet
of superstruction; and .rail work to be done.' By
these• Swans the maximum tusehri edbct of the
power,* secured with. the least e.awnse for attend-
ance, coat-of Mel, and repairs to Rmd•and Engine.
With these objects in'view, and as the result of two -
ty-three years I:leeriest esyetience ln.the bright
hr
our senior partner, we manufacture tiVe direr* t
kinds of Engines, and several elasses of sites of
Particul.sr attention paid' to the strength f
the Machine in the plan andworkinanship of all t e
details. ' Our long experience and opportunities Of
Obtaining Information, enables us to o ff er these e -
gine* via' the assurance theta° efficiency.
and ghtrability; they . Will compare favorably Wi
Rinse wheels , y ther kind In use, We also furnish
Order, axles, bowling or low moor tire (to
centres without boring,) composition °eating% 1
bearings of every description of Copper, Bheet:l
and Boiler Works; and every article appertaining o
the repair'or renewal of•Locombrive Engitust. - •
• - M. BAIRD
ott - AB. T. PARRY
Jan I, "M-1-
0014. L. Aronson. - • siarrcza.transizi
0 COAL"DRAT mB, GAB COMPA.N
.1:1411
4 °•' • • •
The undersigned having sumo
tell to the sole manufacture
If aunt, • •
. .
,SELF-1)1711PDIO.
nourrtuo,
8000 P BUCKETS.
MI
max noprrora mama,
for unicsdlni c M Ore. Bsnd,
Also, In V 1) manse of • a ;
titO t if CA.B", • •
IRO'N ROL WIIIiSLIIARIIOWS.
Are p to.llll ail orders with promptness* , •
dispute .
• hOTlCK—lieing !the sole owners of the •
Right ku• the Self Dumping, Hoisting, Scoop Buck 4
and , Doek Moen, we caution all personsagairod
nineturingorptirehasirot the same tram any
ourselves. or , our agents. ous` we . will itroseente •
the utmost limit any infringement-i -
on the
•
111144".,
pea, Pa.
Iretorteary 6. . • - • .dings -1
R.
002;S BZOTIONAL NITHOUGUIr IEO
SAFETY BOILERS. • f
,ROOTS. IMPROVED TRUNK .ENGINES, -
, Lstitamoim Antabk - sad *arise.
uronnle Piston Square HoistingrNogteiria,
Idaolignary for Coat Shafts. 810 Ping,
• : Mist Milla r Stores; &c., deti
.9ne qr these s. can be seen. nnu*dally
& tuuragg' Colliery, , Malumoy ,
, .
MATZO:MM . ATTEIRT4 , lON. Itr INVITZD
the Noisier. width- has no equal. No dead_ poin
—havind wet puns- in one -cylinder. either
ot which st towns tali steam when the other
p4rrpeed_ ngreeritte:"l a tpree no diction stra*cl u .
uralm of any- .11tarted. reversed ar stop
instantly. and amr-point of ;min
eimptenrovennadotiftlingle lever. -
gibe, setscrews. or other atiAtebthlw Pitilt4 wh ich in
Asher holsters require the 'knowledge and constant
_cowed an expedeneed engineer. can be mit'. in th e
- hands Vif the most inexperienced persons. All its
working parts are en osedthe case or - cylinder
radars p from ideaktnre. the , stiketir o ff .
dust. dirt.. and nest or -weather. Its extremelight
cornpactnese_and rapid speed. highly ocrannettit
it - fne this aso, tirdereveadved forth* nmaumgegrer
by the undesalgtted, Who vitt silo furnish descriptive
catalogoar,Priel' /Mao tiniv d. a Pt * " l ,4tee/ 13 4 other'
NATUANy_fI&RANT..XiOntr p4l,ta.
A. inztru.m: pfrivluA, Pta.- -
',lam ' - • • "''
Inamfleb:r`lti-ik..t„ftat
*l,v,P '.
MUM
MEM
itA\r, 70.
7, he-Sumer.
CELLAR stABLES-IN
. •
,Itottilthetanding. the pretty generalna - colt': ..-_.
, detonation..—lit,printif basementstables ill
harnic.ehlirginubp - on them In so inany.e a :
US respowilbility:Of miseellan'cous. di,
- vises 'and 41fIlietions.of -Cattle .and ' herse.-
-,kelit lirtheni, I.- believe theni - to be of 'great
,:excellence•and economy. .1 . have used and 7. -
'been ;Annular with the use ,of such stable:: -
for-rnany-yearkainiwith proper care, atten• :
.41ort to;cleanlinmts, yOntilation,4e.; without
which no stuble ja bl. healthful; I-believe. -
, therettedirequalta.the s best first floor stabler
that;-cab 6o constructed- 7 :wpm in 'winter,
:cool hi summer, t - cmivenient of . ftecesit, and in • •
- I*.linatter Of Supplying feed; fodder and 'lit- -,
lerilf- Pray planned, not to_ be sit - massed
::by lest so construction: . .' ' ' •-•- - • '
I- . vo a farm , no* In Mind - where Such , .
Stab - have been: nised for - fifteen ypers,.shel- -•
te r. it 30 cows hr stanchions-, •4 ' horses, box --•:.
'stall:for bull, fei_4'reom,!.and rooecellar; and , •
flot' a single eme.of disease - hi atik animal -
has Viie:;:oceprred Which could Ju any way "
be lathe. cellar stables. The 14 i
.__., . ,
piteled: dost , ti:Alkotigh ..t,wo open __
seurli,
Teaching'-to ihd.-roof,. the sides of the barn_
tiei- weathet%rboarded,,pp.aikd •dowtt _with
out ttens.7. The -front of tire stablesin till. '. ,
Sara Way.; in this way good , ventilation -i
-'seeu • oind . ...tio herd. of, catty Can do bettey
Wit the sonic. care.
,71iiitbayri was built for
• _t -
rited
•tme.
_t ifoe'shore, "everything being Alone a-•
eh ply; aly 2 possible- consistent [ with rq:1;
• util ty . Ass:to'. the -use of barn. cellars fu r
1 3, 121 8'.lna.n. Ore; .1 think John: Solinsion•::
plat .the true one; husband your Manure ill
3.mi • yords;• guard against - the escape Of• ti l t.
to l)
- lig ids;by having absorbents; straw,, meek,
1. - "Waoh,..ite., and no - drains from your
.ya '.draw the- manure . out and apply it
w re:Wanted at every opportunity docln g .
tit -*inter ; and I would not Tice mueTi for
th . t'inarittre pits.". and cellars under harm.
W lekcankhe'put te tfie better use of sfable...
I
\..
.do not-mean to say tbat.ltor $0 cows will •
d ,i y ... e h l e l y in
w, -4 014 q t ese .do d all ark y t e ll tte ar r stab iii
- l a e l , t a e izl i. .l.4 ll l ..
et ' % stable ' even kt be on the second floor,r r and
s 4.
...e( si
, Tt iii rix a c u t ri efi ci i . n .
F "th u n it ro he os r te sa la y bo t M fia t t e l a .e n r d; l S: l l ll ,e t i . i : 1
3 I said—more by,theoriats than.by those wllt7 .
•"k "ote -of-what they write—about ' the ••" hor- ".
• r 'rs"'ethi*nietit stables, which has little hi- •
I t
i of sense or retison. '-
~. . -
. . • •
.~TIIu:u
NO
8(.)IL
A It Q
.ngur the il.aroiundthe loots . •
of trl_ses, either in the spring
v.
or Fall,..for ,
purpose of letting in warmth, and afrortlie
a freer medium - for, the expansion and decor-. 1
opruent of the roots, is of greht Value in, pro-. •
!noting the health And vigor the tree. An
tree whether fruit or ont4hiental, yuung oi. • .."•
old; hligenons.or exotic, are vastly, ibene:jt,-
ted by",..this process.- In old , orehOili,
soil about the: trunks of trees i and tod cousin= -
erahle distance front thetti f in every directing
should be direfully brOken, anuktlie uppec
surface Co the depth' of three or four Inclo , „ -
reinoveti 'hi the,' Spring; every four . .ot'.ni-i. .
yeais...The.egts of the curculio and other • r
,seets are deposited hi the, stratum; Mid 4f not
removed or destroyed, wilt . produce
the ravageS of Vibichtliesucceeding,year win • "
be productive of far greater losii than the - ex -
- pense Of removing the soil, and replacing •i; :•
..witli.„-eomix)st • and learn. It Is an
.utterly
litipelet•ls undertaking to - attenflit the-x-I,lllllva
tiou of flood fruit when JiiimeaSureS are re-; •
skiiteitto to obviate the fatal l'avag(tsi4f this
detestable and insidious foe, and the prineily
now stiggeSted is." 110 MUMS, eXpitilitiVe; '
iVe take into , eonsiderati on the advantage-,
utherwlie.reSulting to the trees:from its a
lleatlon:;
Any. good sOil, • taken.. from the open Aar!,
• 'or eitltivated lands, - may be' used as a sui;sli- •
trite lbr;ixaritiost, and a, very small clean teit
" , Even If no fresh Matter i, p
p! ied, I would recommend the reitioviof tile •
,:surface soil, and•woulti replace it WheThi.oll
- Chip .Manure or old dung -
with:straw,IIIISAVCIS well for-that:purpose.
Germantown 7ilegraph.
,
:. • TAPI - OC .. A. CRE.414.---Takb. two tablik,4l.o
'ruts Of tapioca, .Wash and let It soak in ii lit
tle %crater:for an hour—put it in.one,quart of
boiling milk, andteook half an hour. Po at
the yolks flf four eggs, with enouglt sugar to
.sweeten. the Whole;iitir this into theinill.
.and 'cook three inuoutes flongiT ;, ha i!e II:,
vetritoi beattqa to a stiff froth ;: take the furl- -
ding from the' lire, tititl immediately. stirit.
the desired liny;oringond the white ...I whet:
Nvelrmixed, Pour into moulds.
.Setve - eol.ii
' ith eream - und sugar.
- All - pice puddiints, : in • whiell milk must:,
1 '
tes a large- portion, should be matle-iii.a
farina 'boiler, Which, obviates all danger: o:
seorehing. . - .6 S . . • •` - 7 - '
the . tapioca
thoficiugbly;. take two bible.spopitfuls to °to.
(Waft .-of milk;_ let it simmer over the tire
until soft; add *.the,yorks of four eggs.,•
.welt
beaten,
,sweete,n and flavor to the taste.. lta
three-quarterS of an honr. Have the wititt.:-,
beaten tea stiff froth witht two" tliblespoon,
.of fine white sugar; with a spoon tltpty this
nicely the pudding in "little ,mbuntis.
Set in the oven a triontetit to 'make a delicate
brpwil: To be eaten told with sugared
cream... '
--Tm - i§u Who" think : our cultivated lands
m.ust:growpoor as they grow old, Will fluid
feleat ibr•reileetiOn in the fact-that not many
ebbs back, the average yield of wheat ,1 - 41-
ticrein•nghuld was about ten bugthelS. l -itis
now over thirty" bushels. Brains 'meow
idished-A. • • .:
- .
...., . .. .
•A.' COIettIiSPOICDEN'T of the - RITUAL Nr. Ti'
•Yitutt:En reeo . xnmends . adding, one pint 'Of
silt to every pailful of whitewaAh. - He say - ,
this inakes. a covering "as Baal uti cualnei
and'altnost equal to paint." ' • ••:--
ti •
.
•- • -
11ttdo4 clop usually brings good priecs. \ :::
It is a prbfitable crop where br.emusare thatbv
on the farm in Winter.
1-- - 4 teal *tens, &c.
CQUAILWROD AND SCREENS:
.J.
xi.nirramtnuqc or
SQUARE-ROD AND WIRE SC . REM
.PATVNTED iEFFRUARY 4.184
e• MINERsvILLr.;-BCHUTZKILL ett.„l . l. - A
THE SQUAREIiOD BCFLEENS ; ON ACCOUNT
of their - aaperlof atrengtle and . darabllltr, ore .
prefernsd So all Wm= Wherever. tried. :Screen Bolts,
'all alzekalwaybon ku o ßa. Orders .Iwfollifittrtined at
mogarasa pfloes.. .. .- ? . filaytai, al t -22, - c,,,,
. -
,m,A.fro3nicTun..r4ta co.sailacnr,Errs - , •. 1
• • -; -
MOYEV..
L. L.ttrusNaiitui•.'
L. LAItBENSTEIN& CO
,•- • . .13i r cessiors to John: lit. ; Mehra,
..
:. . Manufactisrer - of - Coat Screens' • `•
..
Of.-the
- -tho Lilted 'land . Moot 'Apprciked Styley- . i
.
i
. . -
•
The tinderaigned Who are practical
c useit Muni -
facturefs„ informs Cord 'Operators an . otitens. that
they era umnufacturing a new MAL ERN, pat- i
tented Jane 21. ISM,. and another pato ted Asguta s . •1
MIS; they guarantee that the *ran wilt, !ways rerun..
its orlithr else until entirely worn OM. k •
firecoad-hand Screens and Scittaen always ors
hand.
•We reirpectfully sOlicit a continuance the warn 11:: •
aim heretofore so liberally bestowed: --.-
Illi : .
__
_• - . - • L. LAENSTF.I & CO., "••• r
i
itailmerl St., real - of Eaterly's Bard 'are Store;
. Jan li 71,1—S - •
Neiti NOrk ,AblitttiStiltent9.
• •
IA iosotarno invonams legally obtained in
; 1
•New York. Indiana. 11116,16 'mid other State,
for pen tram Any Mate 9r oOuntrnievtl•
where: desertionotrithkentleasi notHsuppOrt,
~qse; no cloirgt, n ,i,-
Noroe Advice free.: Ilusinev esinblisl.4
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Agcacyjer. the Sac of the Above
Boada ; and desire .to reconuurnd
touters, asje 41.10i-ou• 414{if attft , , , aa wen i:s
We. believe there *III be no .more 1
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