FORTY-SI
Etc
MRS. HAMLET'S
A lady of ; Richmond,
aja Hamlet, the questli
To ,vote, or not to vote, that t
Whether 'Us nobler to farta...
And-bentthearroWs of oumsgeoustk..
or tO takelsrms against Our sex's moat
And, by end theln? To live
mo in t i; and by • marriage say we et
. The heartache, only to nurse the i
. Women are heir la-44U a 00asammatk
. :Cot for Joseph„ if thir4ksirt herself do
- And that she doth Is most Indubitable.
To vote—to act—to act, perchance, a far
There's the rub; for by this oct wha
come.
When we have shuffled off our crinolin
This makes usu ;, this, too, is the r
That makes calamity of stiff
For who would bear the:kicks and cu
The oppressor's flats, our lord's °onto
Assault aitd battery; and the law's de ,
The Insolence of bummers, and the sp i
• That patient women fromrough loafs
When, to avoid It, she could stay at ho •
And use her bodkin Who would tan -
Or groan or sweat touter a mechanic's
But for the pleasures of Emancipation
The rich (3olconda. frm whose Wine
The flesh pots yawn in tantalizing plen
But therers the afterelaps!! This puzsl
And makes us rather bear the ills tie
Than fly to the horrid inexpressibles.
Thus cowardice makes babies of us all;
And thus our petted suffrage resolution
Are giddied over with the pale cast of
And enterprise , of glorious llot sloth
Must fade. alas; because our Suffering
Dare not imbibe the soul-Inspiring rye
To give us vim and action. , t
AN old toper argues •thus:_,"lf
the•oles of your boots, what eff:
haye on the rtomach ?" .
LADY ,having bought sau_
eoftple of boys, oyeyheard them
about the Money.
"'Give me half," says one.P
"Neo, I won't," says the other.
"Now - that aiq't fair, you ki
Joe, for half the pup was mine.".
-
"Wnv do you not admire my
raid a proud motheq# to a gentlem,
"Because,"; he replied, "1 atn 1,1
paintings." ,
"But, surely," -replied the lady,'not - in the
least disconcerted by this rude reflection,.
"you never saw an angel . that was not
painted." •
"Witv should we. celebrate Washington'S
birthday more than mine ?"' inquired.. a
teacher of his pupils.
"Because he never_ told ti lie shoutBl .a
.little boy. " : '• •
This was rathet hard on the teai•lier;• but
the boy did not see'lt. . :
'Au!" said old'Mrs. Doosenbury, "larn
ing is a great thing; the often felt the need
of. it: Why., would you it,. I'm now
sixty years old, and I only know the name
of three months is the year; and them's
Spring, . Fall and - .,Autumn. I. larnt
. the
names of theiri' wheli
,I was a leetle bit of a
gal."
• e
"DAN," saidu'.little fonr-year-01d, 1 2 give
ine aix-penee to' iniy a'monliey. l !. '
"!We've got .:une monkey :in the house
no*" replied the elder 'brother. >
k‘Who is it, Dan ?"—askedjhe little fellow.
"You," Was the reply; ; 4
"Then give me fylpfneeto'bifithe mock '
t•y some nuts.". ' •
Ills brother could, not resist.
• . _ • _
A editar our- yesterJ
day : Morning*here was an old qliap with
head As smoiar as a 'I say
now' ' . Georgf,g•imarled he, - ' pat my hair
evenly ."There isn't much-left to part' said
verbose George. 'You have alivays sa id that;
and vet you have finished by - patting it
Abrciehow, and I guess you "earl' now.' NO
use totry, sir, but I'll tell. you what I'll do
I'll make a line with a piece of red "chalk."i
A miscHrEvous boy, having got .posses
sion of his grandfather's spectacles, -private
ly tdok out the glasses; and when the old
gentleman put
. them on,' finding that he
could not see, he exclaimed, "Mercy, on me,
-I'veilost•tuy sight !".' ''But thinking the im
pedithent to vision might be the dirtiness of.
the glasses, he took them off to wipe them,
he, still more frightened , . cried - out,
"Why
I've lost my feeling too!" . •
A F4:4cit paper prints the following :
The wife Of-Ge eral .11ying suddenly -dor
' ipg. his absence,- his faintly was greatly per
.plexed.to decide how the news should be
conveyed to him. A nephew undertbok the
- taSk - and sought out tlf6 widower: "Genersl;
My aunt is very ill." " You trighten me."
• "Yes, Hear we cannot save. her." , "You
• sly dog," pried the' bereaved husband, put
• ting his fore-Niger to. his nose, "I'll' bet that
she's dead r" „
ANSWERING QUESTIONS I —Nothing can'he
More provoking. than to hinder a questioner
for explanations when you.cunnot help him.
A hunter-in a,furious hurry after game-call
out to a gaivky youngster:
"-Hello, boy; did y9u see a rabbit cross the
road,'here just now'?l
•
"A
-rabbit?" ; •
"Ves, he quick, a - rabbit.", , . . •
•PWawit a kiqerilr,ray, varmint '.!"
t`Yes! yes!., •
.1
."A longish cretur with p. short tail •
"Yes 'be quick, or he'll get Into his hole.",
"Had it long - legs behind, big ears ?";
"Yes! yes!" -
"And sorter jumps when it rims •
• "Yes!"
"wa, I haint seen HQ such 9etur here."
.AT an enthusiastic meeting among the
negroes iaplount county, N. C. last week,
the. mourner's bench was-crowded with pen
itents, when orie of them, a sable damsel Of
elephantine proportions, sprang toiler feet
crying:
"If dis-nigger had de wings of . a June bug
She'd.fly,right to Heaven."
Her enthusiasm was checked at that. junc-•
tare by a' Matter-of-fact-sister; .who raised
her head, and brought the .new'convert'a
thought.4,;.back from the ideal to the'real,
thusly : .-. • - ' - •
"V . ou 4 Sool, NN; bra "do you mean? elf . you
had,a . Stino bug's rwitigs don't Feu" know a
woodpeckeed goblge you- 'fure-yougot holt
-a mile !"4
Pro (boobs nub groceries.
BOLAND,O2 CENTRE ST.,
BELOW AMERICAS HOUSE, POTTSVILLE,.
Rain - ow, opened 11 itt r iw-StoclC of Spring & Summer
- Goode suitable for the present season, Inch as • ,
BLACK • SILK SUMMER CLOTH CORSETS,,
'FRINGES, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS; &ci
Has on hand a new lot of -•
• SPRING AND SUMMER SACQUES,
which will be sold illeap for cash.
Ladles Cloaks made to order. New Patt i ezna tj ust,
received. • Oct: 30, '
•
wErrpIELD 4 itOYER, . .
.i. - . • I I
207 CENT' E ST„ POTTSVILLE. '
In addition lolth Ir usual 7 rosortment of DII'ESS
GOODS, E 24•1 SRO'. ERIE:4 NOTIONs, MILLIKE-•
ox 000Ds, &e.,
ha l e ine, opened a full ftssortment of
•
Choiea Japanese Silk. Robes,
Hamburg Edgy and Insertings,
Jouvin an Jugla Kid Glovels, -.. .
- . Ileavy lack .8111w4;
4-1 English Shillings,-
Bargairta in Linen Handkerchiefs
Ind White Goods generally.. •
nto the Well known • • .
surFAto ALPACA.,
liebrated •
--i:
Also otter In zuldltf,
A full lino of the
' IiE.AVER BRAND
is LACK PURE 31011 AIRS.
test styles, made - to order. •-
I—tf-w
SILF, FINISiTED,
Lgtdlex' suits, in 1
:September 1, 'IA)
SP B. 1„ N G & 811
& 'BROTHER,
FOX
FM
276 Cl 2
STREET, POTTSVILigt
Desire to call atte
meat- of
tloir to their extegalve itrort-
4PR
AYR SUMMER
1. R
Cot/Math:; th
Latest Styles or the
Foreign & Domestic Markets
nycLuingra /Matto !its Ooiwicnoss
1 . 3,1,),.cic AND COLORED SILKS.
LACES .AND Emsßap=
t.plqql3,
WHITE GOODS and DOM/NUM
HOSIERY .. o
GIi3VEZ or ALL KINTLS
SHAWLS OF ALL '
=I
We also ash ittestion to Oor,Stoes slt
is very
. este for this
usritclocummanisio
sarst•dass Div t
=NE
kno
fighl
of in
he
ater rots
must it
geh of • a
•di+puti ng
(
=I
Asv 'taint,
ughter?"
imam
WI DRY GOODS
- 20
GOODS
CLOAKS; Qc 4a.. at
44111 . :EN'S ' WART; .te.;'
and /elected with the titcdnirt .
,We dowin &sudden' It news.
• we have, hen everythini in
• • andarocery en" Waite bad
IMMI
EMI
cals
FM
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Fib 5. 10
• , .;•OPPOILTIINITY'TO OBTAIN
•, •
:;17A...%X . 11001) , COAL LEASE.
amoz.uomom TALE COAL COMPANY •
Offer tolesse &portion of their Locust Dale estate as
untonedzitt the Ashland Basin of the Malta toy
Region, containing, the MAMMOTH, with the wader•
lying and overlying velna,.in very fine condition--
Application, to be made to GEO,_H. POTTS, E,su.,
President, N 0,410 Broadway, Nee , York or to .
B. C. ifARRIg,
their Agent at Pottavilluxa.
Jan. 1.'61-1-
PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned offers" Ms
Farm, situate In Washington Township, &Mot;
kill County, about 4 miles east of. Pinegrove 1 4 mile
distant from the S. & S. It. It., at private - sale. The
Farm contains IM acres, red gravel bottom, 24 acres
heavy timber, 80 acres cleared, and the balance
sprouts of 12 years' growth. The improvements con
.sist of a dwelling house, swiss barn and saw millalso, a superior orchard , of chalet. fruit trees. T
land is In good culture. All those wishing to pur
chase or insPect the same; will please apply to the
proprietor on the premises. - A good bargain can be
made. -Conditions easy. JOHN M 120.153, Js.
May 23, '7o44—ame is
• FOB BALE.—A First.classVibiteiteb Colliery id
the Mabanoy Coal Field, lease ls-ears to run.
A Splendid Farm; IP acres, on thetflusquebanna
River. -
A 'twenty feet lot in Second Street, suitable for
private residence.
Town lots in Mabanoy City.
To Lease—Mammoth SkidmOre and !Primrose
Veins, near „Ntahanoy City.
For Rent—An office in Silver Terrace, '
• ltd3kly to c
.4 • FRANK CARTER, -
Estate Agent, Silver Terrace, PottsviLle.
Sept. IS, 111).—,"3-tf. •
VIIABLE IIt,OPEATY - AT P.ItIVATZ
SALE:—One-twentieth interest in the tract of
Coal land, in New Castle ToWnship • Schuylkill Co.,
(known as the Pott & Bannon tract,) containing
about 4.8 acres. -
A tract of =acres of COAL aniCTllkflit ft LAND,
in Riley Township. • • •
Valuable building lots on Nfalkarrtengo Areet. A
splendid lot on Schuylkill Avenue, 83 feet front on
the Avenue, and 57 feet front on Church Al ey.
One-fourth' ; interest In the ,"Coal 11111" Tract of
land In Schuylkill Township, to close the estate of
the late Mrs. Remit Hart.
'APpIy to HENatY . C. ItlTEkt
Real }State and Insurance Agent,•
tong° kit., Pottsville, Pa• -.1 Jan: 1, ,
Veit: SALEA. Farm of MO •Ltores .with ,improve
.l: meats and stock, sit sate on t e line of the Schuyl
kill and Susquehanna Ralirowl, 14 miles from Potts
ville. 10 acres of the land are under cultivatiols, 75
acres are covered with chestnut sprouts of 16 years
growth, which would make excellent prop timber.
25 acres are corered with heavy timber. The improve;
ments consist of,a Substantial! house a new Swiss
Barn, out hortsesitmd a new saw mill with water pow
er. Stock consists of horses, cows, grain, hay, and
rming implements. The price asked can be real
z aed from the timber alone. Terms easy. Apply to
JOHN M. SHEA FER, , Esterlyte-Building, Pottsville,
or to FERGUS 0: FARQUHAR No. MI Centre street,
Pottsville. August 7, '66—a2-tf
ffi) t SALE, -;
- I TIIE FOLLORIV)
_ _ .
;MINING- MACT-I T NERY.
One high Presiure Cornish pumping engine
28 1 ,4-inch •ylinder 7 feet stroke; boilers end all parts
complete, arid 2 lifts of pumps,l43 yds each, ohe lw
inch the other 14-inch plunger, eskh seven feet stroke,
ALSO,—One Winding Engincinch cylinder 4 feet
stroke, with drum-gearing and oilers complete..
ALSO —Four sets Breaker Machinery.
-
A ISO
...„fr . -100„three-ton Slope Wagons , heavily ironed
for 4 fee
ALSO,W3 . 16 feet Fan and Engine with tubular
boiler complete. • •
Al.So,—One Horizontal Pumping Engine 1 / 1 -inch
"Olinder 4 feet, stroke, with gearing and bobs, and - two
lifts of pumps 100 yards each, with 14-inch plungers.
10 feet stroke. .
The above machinery has been In service, but is In
good working order.
GEORGE W..R.NYBER,
Jan.9,'6o-2-tfw.Sept.l;all--1-Iyd ~
Pottsville, Pa.
gegat Notices.
,
A DMINISTRA TRIXT NOTICE.—WhOrea,
.t - 1 the undersigned having been appointed Adm in-
Istratrlx of the estate of John Settzinger, late of the
Borough of St. Clair, deceased, she hereby givesno
tice to all persous-indebted Ip thesald estate to make
payment, and all those having claims against the
same to present them for settlement to
MARIA SEITZIN apt, Admx_, St. r.
J u ne 25, '7O -
A ISMINISTRATOR'S NO TICE. , Whereas,
letters of Adnrinlistratiors-on the'estare of John
McCabe, late of the Borough of Pottsville, deceased,.
having been granted to the undersigned, all persOmi
having claims against the eahtte, are requested to
present the same to the undersigned, , and those In
debted to make Payment without delay to
8.1 t.-WHITNEY,.-WHITNEY, Administrator. '
June fS,
STATE" OF CHARLES H. BROWN, DE
CEASED.—N; hereva,letters testamentaryy tattle
estate of eIIARLLN. F4i. BROWN, merchant, late of the
, Borough of !Pottsville, deceased have been granted
'to the, undersigned, all persons indebted to the said*
;estate are requested. to makeAmtnediate payment,
'and those liming claims or demands against the
estate of the said decedent, will make known the
same withont delay, to ,
• MARY JANE BRONMExecutrlx..
.lun 4, '76-13-6t. N 0.265 Market Si; Pottayttle.
'ITN THE, DISTRICT COURT,mf the tithed
1 States for the Eastern . District of 'Pennsylvania.
In the matter of the estate of Michael & Joseph'
• Kerkesleger, Bankrupt.
NOTICE-TO CREDITORS: You are-hereby notified
that the - second meeting of the creditors of said
Bnnkru pts'will be held at the office of - John. P,,110,
hart, Esq., a-Register in Bankruptcy *Timid District;
In Pottsville, on Wednesday, the 6th day of 3uls',
D.:1370, at ID O'clock A. M., before said Register, for
the purpose named in the twenty-seventh section of
the Bankrupt Act of March 2d, 1567, when and Whets
you can attendif you see proper.
„ . B. P. KETNER, Assignee.
Schnylkiff Raven, June '7O '
ESTATE OF WM. E. STONE, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of William'
E. Stone, late of the Borough 'of,S4 Clair, in the
County of Schuylkill, deceased, have'been granted
by the Register of Wills for said County, to - Martha
stone, James Stone and Euslace Stone, the said Mar
tha and James Stone reside in the said Borough of
St. Clair, and the said Enstace Stone resides in the
Borough of Mahanoy City, In said County; thole In
debt.,d to said estate are requested to, make :pay
ment, and- all pemons having claim's or demands
against the said estate are requested to make known
the same without delay to either of' the wild Esecu-.
tors, or .to WM. B. W.ELLS, EsQ, their Attorney, at
Pottsville, Pa, MARTHA STONE,
•JA.MES STONE.
EUSTACE STONE,
June z, .E.XeCU rt.
gegal garbs.
CAKEW. , - diII...ATTORNEY AT LAW, I.
. Office, et.STltt: St., ov4r Barman et*Raiitsey's
l ' ook Store, Pottsville, Pa Jane 18, ' 70.25 fy
HABBY C. DORNAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
__No. 145 Centre est., a few doors below Episcopal
Church, Pottsville. Aprll23,
. C F. SMITH, ATTORNEY. AT .LAW,. Matti
. street. Shenandoah, Pa.
Jan 1.5, 70-4.4.1 • . •
T_TENIrg C. BEITAFE.B., ATV,IINET-AT
LAW: Olilee, 155 tXtitre St., Pottsville. 1 -
bleY '69 .• . • 2,Tr-tr
A. M. PAIMMORE, ATTORNEY - AT-LAW,I. Pottsville, P a,. °Mee, N 0.9 Mahantongo Street,
opposite-Post Otlee. - Aprll 8, '69-14—ly
GEORGE Iap.EBCHEIL; ATTORNEk-AT:-
I,,AW, Pot e, Pa. Office, No. 179 Ceut`re St.,
'nearly oppositellitiers' Bank: Aprll 3..01-44—tt
TAXES EL CAMPB ELL. VITORNEY-.A.Z.LAW;
.3 Rooms LS and 16 Penn Building, ..1 4 .:o. 430 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia. . , Jan. 1,
I TILLIA.M B. SMITE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
VV No. Ib4 Centre 19t., Pottsville, Pa.
January 1, '7O 1—
DANIEL D. DILLMAN , ATTORNEY-AT
LAW, Potta*ille, °Moo, No. 0 Mahantongo
Street. Jannary-10, 'OO-4-13"
ALBERT KNITTLE, ATTORNEY-ATI.,AW.
Wiles, No. 162 Centre Wrest, Pottsville, Pa, All
promptly collec • . • .- ly
r',EORGE CRAJKBERS,(Late of the berg.
burg Bar.) ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. Ito Cen
tre St., (2.4 door,) Pottsville, Pa. Nov. 8, ' ly
7AW AND COLLECTION OPIIDE. 1
CHRISTOPHER LITTLE, ;.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
PcTravna..s, Scam - Lima. CO, Pa.
Sept. 1, 'O9--1-4•
gumber.
JOHN A. OTTO & 150N8.
-z 1
tka LUMBER
'WILLIAMSPORT, PA
June 11. '7O
T UMBER.
•
• . • LUMBER. ..
P.ARDEE SCOOK,
MANUFACTURERS AND DRALINIS IN • - •
BILL' TIMBER FOR BI IDGEIA BREAKERS.
&eta sawed from White aad Yellow Plne,
• Oak and Hemlock, and shipped to order.
Also, PLANK BOARDS, Shingles, LATH; FLOOR
ING, &v. offices at WAse?dcarows,
r A.. and
Logic BLAvem, PA, , -
P. S. We ship by Boatedd Railroad. April 9, ":0-15-Cm
CORE PINE OTC vtninza.
FILBERT, OTTO ;1
MannWkekners of and
DEALERS IN Idulti‘Eß,
WILLIA.IIIIISpont PENNA.
Mill on canal, west of Maraud St Offhte at UM-
MoDON -
Box =8
qPs
JulYlll. `O-11.17
psaLA T ompesl4_UN SIN ICA A D AND
az.i.
WM. ILEITCHLET Pzeirkta,
wbgallue slid RAW Deitsi int , &WI/aim at
Reisioek. Oak lad Wane Ptartand ahrayp,
, bas on slams lad et Daata,lliathad NW; •
voet . dcal.
at Iriskerns Irrarase,4o. r • .
at We Pottsville Nene fr ei , e t flot ew deli*_eret
:owl Xmas ipA4
Mad, amatrattar and Waist: I,daftlll/Illart y
• rob 5, '7O 117"":1111".
11-ein•
;w;
t'HERS'
- , SCHITYL
ME
'Avon: shaaftvit
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NIT 3 L , Z. D/tV/ 8 ,. .
Practicat Pliimber 'and:C4r •
No: 2), 24/a.rorrevoo Snarsi t " - :-Porrf
Having been in the business over 10 peirgi
PLll
adel`phla gives him =lanai facilities fat !bag
,his supplies from Drat dam homes. 4 Ike -
attention paid to country work. march '70.1y
FORGE MATITE, fllttatrreXT. '
kr NO. S2l, MARKET STREET, POTTS 1 'LE.
Inventor of the .telf-dumping, cages, "ad of coal
breakers half the usual helghts saving th by
great amount of amber in a Large break • . • T h e
self-dumping cages are for slopes and sh wi th
of without door to ear, and with water apparatha
attached todispenserwith pumps. It Olf-d pa OM
or - two stories, and hoists one, two or PLR at
the same time. :
The advertiser -will plan, superintend or. tract
to build edlliery improvements of all kind*. •
March 5, '7o' loxl7 _
L P. WHITNEY, .
...BANKER, ,1:1,
‘.
•,"
18ci Centro Streft:lNitladlia, P lll i I
• I. - • DICAUIV:
ANP
FOREIGN, irSCHA244I .
‘uNrrincr - STATES AND. arms • •;.,
HONEY; RECEIVED ON DEPOSf7-4
lowed as per gpoelal agrdement.
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold ad thglitaV
York and Philadelphia' Boards -of ltreltefa.ololll
usual Commission. . • • • ;
Jan 1 .'70 3,4*:41.4
Mahan.
.I—ly
liiM
REM
SAVE 'YOUR MONEY.BY 13A.riNCt
LEATHER. - -
BLIT
RUT
BUY
BUY
C. S. FOSTER'S . C. .f 3. FOaTi4lt'S
C. S. FOSTER'S • C. S. FOST R c.. • •
Water Proot Grease and Leather restive
Inferior qualities of Leather made lm oas ti)
water. Old Leather madesoft and pliable, theolOY
renewed; more lasting than an other of I kind Ita
market, and applicable to all kinds of lestbirr.
Miners w ill find It the best. article, they ever used
to protect their Boots or 'filioes from sulphur wadef.
or sale, wholesale or retail, by CLEM.MS ri IL. FOS
TER, Ashland, Pa.; and hi Pottaville by B ht &Ca,
Fox et Rro., Jesse Foater, Thomas Foster, dF. X.
Foster. May a 41-22-tf j
2itsuranct.
B. KAERCHE.R.. OENERAIO =au-
F. 'RANCE AGENT.
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Office, Pennsylvania L.
Ball, Pottetellie,, ti.,
LIVERPOOL at LONDON I GLOBE &SU . CE C 0.. - ,,
. s r
C l ash Capital-and Assets, 411000,000
Invested in. he United States, over . I. 500,006
HOME INSURANCE 'COMP NY,I
NEW HAVEN; CONNECOCET. :1
Cash Capital„.lls4o,
'Surplus Jan. Is, lSe,5„ • 4158,070 BS
Insurance effected In the oest Companies bn favoi
able terms.- Losses promptly adjusted and , !_dwiti?...
ont delay. ' • [Jan I,' ,I- . i
•
O LD AND TRIED. INCORPORATED
r
i
. .
. PURELY
BERKSHIRE I 'LIFE IN S URANCECIMP",
1 , 11-” , ••• - •
PITTSFIELD,.kss
-,,
TBOMAB F. PM:I3KM 'Puts i identi 1
JAMES . FRANCIS, Vice President.' . 1
U. CIIICKERING, Secretary and Treasurer. L -
.J. - L. GREENE, Assistant Secretary,- .
~.
Non-FerfeitOre of ell Policies fluaraxkteed to , '
!
.Law. -
i.
In case any premium is, not paid wbea, due, the
policy Is not forfeited: but the holder remains .10-
sured for the full atm at nt, until the premium alrefe.
dy paid and unearned is exhausted by the cost of
insurance at the net rate. • ;
' Example at the Age of 43,
One Annual Cash Premium on . an ordi My LBe
• Pol icy will continue the insurance for TWYEAIIS
and. 63 DAYS 'from the time the Tlicy w issued,
or ONE YEAR and 66 DAYS af r the SECOND
ANNUAL PREMIUM BECOME... DUE. Blionld
,ii
the second premium not be paid, - and the insured
die within one year and 66 days after suchlnoci-pay
ment, the full amount of the policy would be paid,.
less only the Premium due-and unpaid. ; 7 pie larger
the number of premiums paid, the loigeFFFF will the
Insurcince continue, in case of non-puyme tof pre
'Muni'. ' • II
The Berkshire Life Insurance Company has paid
under this law Six Claims, which in Companies icd;
other Stales Ikon litbave been worthless; and - is now
continuing the insurance on over 4I policies do
which the holders have been unable to pay pre
mium.
..
The last claim paid under this non-forfeiture plan
was that of-a member who insured 3 few years since
for Fisoo. In 1-tti he failed to pay his annual 'pre
miums; in January last, one year and tiv r months
afterwards, he died. 'The Company. has paid-to the
widow the, full amount; VIM, less only th .overdne
payments-and interest. .
Epery Member Rece.itB every - Day's J itisuipice
- . • paid for.
ALL PROFITS ' DIVIDED AMONG TIII POLICY
- • HOLDERS. ' • ;
ANNUAL-CASH DIVIDENDS." ,
.
. r - . ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT.
- Aaarefial selection of lives. ;Safe Investinents.
''. l .),i;ioCod Agenea and Solicitors wanted. -; , - 1
-': -'yotinfofmiitton,apply at the home Miler, or to
r.. ..w...wizolt,AV
. .t...'9, General Agent
•. ' /13. W. , tor . ELEAUSTH Arid CHESTS - UT Sts.,
1411LAIIELE1114 $ 1 i
, ' ___ (4 - I.' —•-• • . ' ,:..-.. !-..,...
:~tCQfattAl::~= ~t.
"T IM MILVCSEILIFPI' vaimr..• 80
LSO SCHOOL. .
An Enelieh, - Criiiiiiiii,Nlithenitlea4, . 011141
Ariistie'lngtitation., • • ~..
FO TAIYUN:G . -31EN
,AND.. 013,
I it 1444.1i.nn5.'2011101;44T _
The Flraererlh,l3l"the litheteenth Eleadon
will-commence WEDNESDAY, the Itith day of
S EPTEMBER; next. 'Pupils received at smy time.
RSV. GEORGE F - MILLEB, A. M., piaci/Lal.
4 • '-, tie * Firathitrei; '
REV. Ditiely,knt, Schaeffer, Diann, Rrauth,'
Set . as, Muhlen ~:bttever Rutter Stoic, Conrad,
Bomburger,WylleAiterretMuphy,.Cruiltahanks,
IIONS.—J9daq Ludlow, Leonard Myers, , M. Russel
Thayer, Behr M. Boyer, Jacob S. Yost, Ii ester (AY-
Ixter, Jobn I,llllnger, &e.
• Se.Q.4.—Jataes E. Ca:dwell; James L. Claghorn; C.
8. Grove, T. C. Wood,Marvey Bancroft, Theodore G.
MC. F. Norton,:l.. - L: Roam, 8. Gross Fl 7, Miller
r, Charles Warinemacher, James Kent, Santee
RCo., &c. • . . [July 31, 'w--W-tt i .
Eliticettaittous: '
TIED M IR ICRIC E IVI3 'C 0 Ali
1:1
Patented April
now in use. Thep arelaud easy of
'operation, benne the large number sold, and the per.
fect satisfaction given. Send for Illustrated catalogue
containing sizes, prices and testimonials from partici'
usin them also containing price list our Wood
Hookron Cam, lion Tabs and Barrows; Bock and
Blocks, dtc.„; also containing moth informa
tion useful to Coat merchants.
P DEICX & CO.;
Albany AWricultural & chi ne Works, Albany;
Jan 1. 'B 9 -16-31m-/Y j New York.
ST PH EN BON SAFETY LANIPIL—As at
some Collieries tire damp Is very prevalent, and
he common Davy Lamp is not conshleted safts.!. we
I have procured a lot of the Stephenson Safe,V. Lamp.
which contain a arcader glass tube inside of the wire
genre. , This Lamp from recent expetimentsmade
in England, is cons idered the ustestLeuripinuse,and.
S now: extensively used In all the mnstflerycollieries
in England . For side wholesale and retail.
The CLANI6Y _LAMP, the DAVY LAMP,' and
rSafety Lamps or rill the mcet !moms:o patterns
oads of inspected. Government Wire, l y the single
dozen or lutudreLL I •
These Lamps are all manitfaeturet to our own
order, and we use none but gauze of thepattens pro
s, ribed by the English Government for safety. -1
• _Xlllatizes constantly , on hand to suit lamps Men e ..
ral use, so that we can supply any persons wisesins
to replace gauzes that have been worn but. Giquoe
for sale by the yard or piece, wholesale or .
.Address, BAN.NAN & fiA.IIBEN.Li
la Centre Street, Pottsville,
.._ • •
LEHIGH VALLEY HAMRA/LE COMFIT. '
Time Table ahow,ing . connections of the L. V. R.
h. Co. a lih those of the-Phila. & Readiest R. rt.- Co.
to and froni Pbttsville and intermediate point/else
tween Readingand Pottsville. , -,
;A. at. vi.. M;;E M.
Leave P0thiVi11e.....z....-.] ..........»_.. 5.40;1 0 . 00 l • A 45
Reading. ' 7.M;f 10.:131 - 4,15.
,E.a' at Penna. Jancti0n.......... 1 1i.:35, • , 11.551 &SO
Arrive at Etedtm-..., ..............-1 0.151 /2.601 6.35
i New York ' 12.10 h, B.*), moo
I
P. HIP. M.IP:. X
- RETURNING. • I • • .
- - A. j. 4.1 hL
_
Leave-New Y0rk............-- ........ ...-.-...... • ' 12,00
" Easton-
. - 5.4.5; ILA
FerX Penne-Junction - ;Se 4.21
Reading.-... .... .....- ...... :.......-......- ; .10.40 - 9.40
Arrive at 1v0ttavi11e..........-'....,._-....--..; j .ILSS -- 0 7.111
• = . - P.
For MATar s c i/i CHITNIC and i IL nterm - •Iniz lL
n
leave Pot .40 and 9.00 A. M., and 2.46 P. M. ta
4 li
rive at Month link 12.00 ht. 5.45 andll.llo P.H. ,
RETURNOt% leave Manch Chunk. 1.45 and-HA
p.• 31.; arrive at Pollard_ ,le MIS and 7.39 P . -111. 1 -
For ail points in the Lehigh Coat Mogen* and for
Towanda, Waverly. and leave' Pottrellla,
L 4021.31. - • -• . .H. 1 ..... a.... 5AYR,114 • -
• -; . r ' Sliperhitenderit and
Rethlatiest- . Dee.2o. 'oo •. - • - - .277-..
T-OdeMell OXllLLltraniatt
lee Crooto to FOutt
*oh_ Witten% rollecood other_ 211 04 0:tesserte•
moue An the otale_deueloug Tr- sem
. 111 1 16 111 sad!
. „
soar: a. iiraxii.'"
11$s.
Unkefer.*
key Tepei;
-alousl work
term*.
CANER . AL ,INSURANCE
-• • •'
Centro .St J'utt
•
vamp&
trie, !atm':
Jun!!,, !
of the
m k
~ , p~% ~
A.RCEI.O
flow,
B _,
deserlpiG
All branches
Es - cumzsts.
•••• "it •: ; ;
• -
OODS FOR TIT.* 'LADIES AT GREA'' BARGAINS.
u.
4 .
I Gould Invite' tie attention of Housekeepers and other to nay Stock of
i3HTIETLNG. BEGERTM4 MIISLLNS, CALICOS and I4,'LANNELS, TABLE
•• • LINEN R NAPICINS, TOWELS, CRASHES I dcc.
°Dl r4 — GOods - of all Descriptions, White Goods, Lace Handkerchiefs and Collars,
. 1 " Linen Collars and Cuffs, .Notions, Trimmings 1. etc., _ ' -
40,4,6wEn PRICES thait can be paid eLsewbere.
BULL,
/air Z), =lv I 253 Centre•treet, Pottsville:
• •
Ntrik.
if,
•
• CHINAP4- SS AND EARTHENVARE
t
-7-07 nut Street,.
. .
lIN P 14111114.14 GiWriltir; l l4 . .);;Set stoneware in the ni.:irket, sold at qe prices ,of ordinary. goods.
WHITE }ME** 44*AI, 44 - 0 the best shapes and style. rtv:9RATi:,t),. Till. and
". •
.1567.1.= ' lvariety. Glatopetraved on the preral4M,and China ,
' - Tieetinitclit4ttier in tail sets or n tehings, in the beiit . • . '
• rilltsrcsAss GOODS Ci.:SLY; and LOWEST it • '
CASA!. PRICE'S. • .
in regani to prices. it.e . .,of goods ,
' - - • Utica GT lug
. ihiriet . l4 -1 70 ;•,• • •
=EI
I . 1
W'K , ,
.FR & TRIO il l .
, ,
~,
, ~
' 11E 1 07 13 NIO - la . AT.T
-,. ' I ,
1
Q
Ell
BITY
BUY';
1111
ANY GOODS F
GREA
PRINTS, 8 cents and
BLACK
PRICES T
THE NEW UNION D I
March 0. ,
October 18, '4ll
lylrrED 'ESTATFA3 BONtS
BOUGHT, SOLD AND! I.7.kcHANGED,
- ON MOST REASONA!BIIE TERMS.
I
GOLD'
EMI
,-.,:, • H
.
.
.. • .
,
1 comltls.sui oNl,y. - -
Acfconnts received en Inte..qt. killolyeil nn dalli
balnwes subject to aft; ht sight..
. DiEMVEßitliia.o.
OIEITING
VIM
No. 40.8: THIRD HT., PHICADELPHIA
Maid' 53, 70 1:143.
'• 7 \ 7 7 - •
'of.thr
• • Ptithe•MCWlti4
, &..
The advantages and attract.hans of Ohl LOAN, for
vestment purpos es , are ruati t t
y and Important:
1. is based upon one of tie 'treat THROUGH
LUTES nrnezrzy TILE SE.:A no i r) Az: TUE WEST.
2. Tag SECURITY ALR titEATED, the
greater part id the iitie being $n Luceetutfal running
operation. -
A. The Loeal. Traffic, from tlit , unrivalled Airicul
taral regions and lion and cf*al deposits. adist , ent,
must be large andprofitable. 1 1
4. The enterprise receives !Immo - mom CON-CR.I
- Amp PatvlLEGFri trOm the States cif Virglida
and West Virginia. I , ,"
I I
5. It is: finder the 'msnagerd efit of efficient a } rd
WELL-ittsowm siboiie names, are guar
antees for iti; EARLY . COXYLRYIONI and successful
operation. - I - -
- - •
6. The Bonds ran be hail eltleer
[ ;I, .
COUPON OR RE6ISTERED
,
form; they haiithirty years to rim, both principal
and interest being payable : in Kohl. •
The Bads are oillenominattone of
•‘. - • • •
bearing interest at the rate of Kit per cent; In coin
payable May lit and Nocctitbir hit, • '
From our intimate neouaintanuo: with the aftidrs
and condition of the
s ComY •we know these
securities to be peadlarli clestiable,nnasuktolle fin
sac employment of surpinsCapilal, and ftinding of
Government Bonds; by Inottol, TrUstees of
Estates, and others 'who .prefcs I tibial* security
with reesonableincoMe. • '
Mld,* of United El' 'wenties Ore - MIEN.
.
bled !Omn:ars ' - the Mire rate
***PM mud Lod. to run; and
to reptiss . s
Ifni" in addition.
and Stocks Stock Eichatige;
metro' In adonis kW* * at the rtin Inar
Moue, sad the • • of express
titiarles.
•
-liitir9o andfaxtHed .
Pam .
10•11141.1111111UNIAY'f.
•..,- .r; .011.4N1110 . 4 .t":"•134
• • • - • 5:4" . 4 . :519r . 4 - t•''''••••••‘`,l•,,f,-
••
1.155114 C,
Maar%
.--.' --'''..-,1,4,,:,..:,4
s „- AL Ho HAZZARD:.
I '
. 1 1 1, 0 svairria
GOLD
LOW
* Come and g.
41 4) ; :i ti ,itfill 11 I' if reity z t I
1 •4,, _____- ~..., .., ...,,, ...,,"., ..--,..
• , . 1 . ,
. , T , (e-rr:.4 -.., A.'l ' • ' • .-' i, 4 1 r " '
.. - , „ 4,0114,14-1; U . , ; i '', :it' '' -N. •
,c_...,...„.„,,,,,... •,.....„,..•___......,„„..
~: .. . • "
. ,
By our systa o Self-measurement, easily understood, tie lenatile
customers to sand, their orders in such a way as to, SECtfILE AS
GOOD FIT as though they came themselves to our Ekitabliahment.
Our Improved Eules for Self-Measurement, Sample_` and Prices
sent when reviested, and PROMPT. ATTENTION: given to all
orders, with-GIiAIiLANTEE of entire satisfaction. ^: ; ,
I
E. I
. 1 - I I' •' •• Ai. I ,
JOHN WANAMAXER.
~inanciat._j_—_.~ :__c
BOUGHT ANI► OLD
MARKET RATEs.
COUPONS C L ASHED.
1 1 ACIFIC RAILRO/Ap
.BONDS
BOUGHT A'Sp
STOCKS 'BOUGHT [A ' NII SOLP
5/000, 0500, it4d
oity6Eassoits TO r:.* T.OIiEY.:,
THOMAS'
• t.
- iltu.nErt:
' lii:a IC -
I First ' Class carriage.s i rut . I.u.rgieg.
+i •
OT THE LAI,IE2gT ~11::CO X(UT AP''ROVED TTT LES, t
,
IILkNUFACTORY — CoR. , BECOIVO atm Noitszotaic 6rs:, oNz SQCARIG
I aacg OT MOlLTllialt MOTSZ, POTTSTILI,4B. PA. 1
1
Oi : ) :astantly fin Band a good amortmetit of n . :cs• tind second-hand
and, Boggles.
I t 8 attention paid to repairing. t . AgrUlo.lo-15.
MITCHELL
AND SILVER. BASIS.
1,1 4 OFFER,' FROM . ryliTS Dil:Tf4
• 141 THEIR SUPERIOR, STOCE r i i AT PRiI
• 1: A • '
R. THAN - GOLD BASIS. '
,' ,' -
REDUCTION IN tPRICES.iI
up.
AND COL'D ALPACCAS.
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, all H kinds
'
• _ NOTIONS,Idic.;
r i 4.; • • . e Icor yoursolf,' . i I
HA 4 T CANNOT HELP BUT BE POI'ULAB. ,-,
i• • - . ,f
WI ..GOODS STORE JS THE,
.PLAdE FOR HARGAINS,
J., ,I._-.2.1,-dt,,- i ;
_ _ ,;. _
LION NEW GA. VA CL O :II6I4
•
' LIN:ENIcan he I .61.1rkt. I i • •
. j SOLOMON HOOVER'S, i ;
-STOVE, TIN aro lICUSE' Ft FIV
lINIING KTOrtg '
i• r}
No. 285 Centre Street[ rotbrytile,
A nu mber of new pattern C0011;ING and PABLO2t
STOVES, which can be had at moderate priors. HS
also has a splendid assert tnentofTi Ili Brass, Brßatlike
Jupaned, Glass, Wood and Willdw V. are, Hollow and
lianlware. Also, Brualles, Broomit, 011 Cloths. Tata,
Cloths, Door :Vats, Wrlngers, Trays, Catvl:
and Butcher Knives Coal 011 . Lamps, Knives An
Forks and all kinds of Glassware.' Also, Grid] m
Ronal l'ans, Children,' Sleighs and Skates, Table:.
Tea :Butter Spoons, Slice and Bat Traps, Paten
NXiseg Graters, Splttoons, Lemon Squeezers .an
G rs,Blr4 Cages,'" able' Mats, Table Sawa, Cleave '
F:gg. :Rolling 'Pins, Potato Atashert, Br
BoardS, Windt Boards,Wooden Boxes, Flat and Tailor
Ironts. Sausage, Cutteta and • StutTers,[ Mabee Linea
Bed imrds,:CMthes Pins, Corn POppent, Cake Cutter-it
Candlesticks. Dredge fßoxes„ Sdvings Banks, Match
Boxes, School Companions, Slatos and Pencils, Toilet
Sets, Bath Tubs, Hatobets, Hammers, Axes, Deed and
Bond Boxes, Flour Slaves, Meat Saws, OalTee
Concentrated Lye, Glass Drainer,. Fancy Toys, lard ns. Wash TuLts, Wash Boards, Sheet Zinc, M arket
and Fanff.BasketN . CludorP, Knife Boxes, Shovels,
Pokers, Tongs, Coal litickets, Tea Kettlea, , StoVeilind
Shoe Blacking. Oils, Palnts„ 'Varnishes, WM:
dow Glass, Putty, Lanterns, and niany,artleles to*
numerous o mention. Also, Robiltig, Spout ing, and
altkinds o Jobbing done to order, and it the short
est notice. Perseus wishing any, of the above meti...
Honed articles amuiddll well by
ing before pureduudng eisewhere.i
j. •
• S Ol -031_,GV iiOOVER.
• ' . No, :No contte Street.' ,
Dee.ll. 1.: 72—tai
fii
1
t! ARDWARE t k ~
\.)
--Pipip-;‘,oc 7
4 7 4 ,..s ( - 3 ANts
s c.
70
IRON, IRON,
At • Centre MYER Street.
G R.
Best In the world. / 3117. ER. .1d: I
WM:W
Agent*, tll Centre rtreet. , I
.31YErt, a 3C111731 4 g 'iNew ilardire.re 'Store,
251Ceutre St., to buy elteup Garden Rakes., grad ,
ghovela, Corn - and ttnnien Met of all' kl tidn.
SCIALLES. !ilC4.l.:ti:, 6 cALM . S.
Venkiint4 anAdgelli'isl3to.igthcilanettr,eaet.Vdi
t
ASEI NOTICE., . • ; • 1 i
T
•
Du liders' arid Meelianks.. At : M Eft BCH GM* ,
can bet bcnag,,hutheaji Building ilard ware oral! kin.
vlz Glass, Ceutettl, Tlatter, Chlmn
To and Flues. Ala°, Terra Cotlit 'Pipe of ail als
Di vi
ned:ll2, .11/ , .
IVART'
will not mat and will' keep Ice Water for twenty'.
Mar haw* verrtelleaP, at O.III.OM.PSON'''
CCIYWMg Watk
thethe ,
Buckets, Rake:4Blonm and evettarag neceasarY
for approaching ix:aye:it season. ter sadech , ap
• L. C..THCLUPBOSI3.I'
STAIR RODS. •
• . :
A fall assortment in stock of nil sizes and lengths
with buttons, eyes and screws. For woe at
Pike. I • IL. C. 77101U16411•14,
Currency.
i.M#ati.ed
•
A ermi-dtLING
4-L 171711112 L.
MMES. ac-, nio 44s at •
4A14.17,/
By BOWEN & B. iocae.•
at ca*totips;
Leave *niers with ' 421.8 i
No. 9 TWA Zvr
Way 311,:70
=. r-.
~~~~ ,~ ~~
Li, do
i . GENTS
I
20‘
W.LF,,
1 -
I
Stouts;, ut~cs °fit.
4arbutarr , .
=I
P,ENNSYLVANIA.
IMEI
;, • i ' "
• I : r
- 1
gutrateb.-
LBTED.J-ALFskuttei to take cha4cr of a Firm;
r r_
_Asa, a good Charcoal Fart:Lace mari.'both tq . go
.n virgin:la. Addreia Box ITS Pottsville rtkit ODlee.
Jitic '7O-26.tt •' • • , . ' . ; •
MEI
lACitIERS - WANTED.-Fiver male • and two,
stnale newhere wanted for the, *tool Piettlet•
I' ttylkiliTownehlp,Schuylkill County.. Amex
nal scion will be held by-gesse Newlin, County,
'u rinteuderd, at' the School - Btu:se:at Tusearora:
ATI ,Y Will Township, on tke 18th day of July, cote
erieine, at s l 2 ' o'clock A. M. Term. 0 and it:tram:arts.
D,„t order a the &Saul; , JAC:OW/IEIM See'V t
Seim lklll Township; June ll:<; '7O • as-13t
E
- 1 - A b
- ERB WANTED-One male and two
female teachers wanted for the Pirtegrare Ikt
ough :ichoul District-school at coratnenele thrl
Alrdey hi Auswit., Term,
r month • for female e o 3 r i
i rsiln teac r r P pl. '• •
De b ut No. I need a ply - . L
t 1 'e s - lnej ° r it or • e, J :LW hi, '7O- .l - it W. .11. P .U.V.LER. SOC:r.
12.2-36t1
L'
:bWA-REMITS WAFTED ,
1 1 ...
' , ', ..J OE WAR 01.; 1812 AND ME.All;Mir WAR.
r 0 EIGN. COINS, STOCKS. GOLD, , G . rrERN
tcT
made on a T ll l :po nd i a Ll S : l :3- I *.
POSTTS..L.ECEIVED. i
:'. pains will be spared to serve `the: interest's of
It Who favor us with their business. T. .._-. -.-
CIL'
1 i g :::: l a n :a dN4 : B: B th. rO irre: ;e ll: : ll , tllNN .N DS' o. 50 South 3d st.; pi:m*ln.
41 4, 7 0 • - 1 - .• j -' • 1-ly ' 1
1
.._
tiIT /MOWS to •all .whomit, may Concern;
hat the undersigned constitutes and appolntsP..
W. hearer, Esq., of rDeentrestreet, rottsvllle, Pa..,
he agent to, sell.' hmse, and collect all rents in
the , . latent her former agent' the late: lotin.Seitz-
In ' r of Si : Clair.. i k.:L17...1 HALL ILAVV.N...
___ l ttsville, June IS, 70 • "..54m3120-Irri
. - -
13 ILADELPHIA.!:'READING i'ac POTTS.
agent
i L ' ,LLLE TELEGRAPH COMPANY,—Notice
,is ereby. given that ' the annual meeting of the
;St It holders of, the : Philadelphia. Reading &Dual" .
vii Telegraph Company, will be held on Tuesday
I 3 a • sth, Isle, at the Company's airieeln the City or
De ding. at 10 1 -: o'clock, A. hi., to . efect a President
anVloard of Dire...tors.- DAVID'.V STOUT, ~.
I ading'inne 11th, 74-21-It). , Secretary.
1 MCMICE.-iManufacturer* and users of Steant .
, / 1 1,! PUtaps; are-hereby,eautioneel,agalnst the man
; (alum; sale, or use of any Pumps that 'Are an in
; fritigetpe;lt on Alit:4lWe , Patent, dated Sepouuber 21,
1 , 867 as they, will be prosecuted .to, the. full ezteut of
' theflaW. i (
( 11,11 ave al ieadyrn co mcdced KU if agal n several Par
tie4, and Ncill . proseente all other infrindivs. • (
Port Carbon.;.A.pril 8, '1888: ' Ittlig. ALLISON,
plirt les in. want of Pumps ean.he suppiled at reason
; hlliprices - by the undersigned. • (
'• ' , Franklin ro A n i i . rorTB,so pl ri A L l: i N rlbo AN n. ' plik.
~ Jn. 1.'70 ,• ( . -1-
, ----- -0- . -
'• NT OTICE.-UNI.TEII:"TATES Esl , -TERNAL ItEV
,; -IX
ENEE; C01.1.11CTolt!S OFFICE, TENTII•DISTRICT,
,: P . "NA. ..D OTTATITI.LE, 3UTte 13th, 1811 t, -, .- • '
ie'Tax on Incomes for the year 'giding:3lst De
,ce bet, 1844.. and'' on Watches, PlatB, ',ire., and the
': SPElat Tax (genei'ally called 'Accusal, on Business
or war:anon for the Year MAY.I, .187 u tO MAY r. 1871,
FCIR the CUt'NTY of SVHI.TYLER.L, is now DUE,
:' and PAN ABLE at the COLLECToICS OFFICE, 2R
I CO treStreet,•l'ott-syllie. Pa., until the • .'''
.
nr Eldon( 'DA .1 - OF JULY, A. L. 11:70, ..;
;
After srbleh date all Taxes remaining tinpaid_will
be pollEct,ed as provided by law; the pepaltdes'and
" t.s81:1 s of distmintovill be rigidly enforced . ' 7 , •
I.1.•(' . r , SIMON J.'IiTECE,
li •. , , collector T - entli.llistriet Pennsylvania.
fi J Ule;/8, '7o , ..try—ii , . • , ! ' • • •
-, ,
,
10-3/u
t ‘
- W .
attlies iiitb';letuettg..
.._
~._
Cil)LiD BILVV.D. AND SILVER :PLATED '1
-....k,j Ware or. Over, de,eription and ,latest designs, -1
suitable for Bridal (lifts, Testimonials, litiliday Prot- .1
etA t a. - Pritx's lower than the regular market rates.-1
L.; ra.onllnary inducements' o purchasers. , ~
L
-, , - : will I•‘.stablisitiitl Stand, •, . .I,'
.23,'CAt--1.3-ly . No.7lBArch street. Phibuldtdikt. :
4-.7--:-
i-"t- i .
. 'i. 7 . 1. U. ER BROS. 'I• z - 1 93.
- •
. ~....
es, Cloideli, Jewelry, -Wedding 'aind• .„.... • '
W4lent lungs, (18 K solido Silver !Mal'
, a -- #l, •
'.4'are, Ladies' Work ,Box.ess' Chtntt
Wip.mite. " L: •- Mr-
. ...Largist asf"ortruerit of Mason .k. Hamlin',, nn tied.
W' htit Co.'s Parlor and 'ilium?' Organs', . limos,'
1:1 ' 'Musical Merehandize generaily.', •:- '•
'atch-repitiring by competent worknie '... .
' , all and examine before purchasing eis • ere. •
' ••• ' FISIIKIL Bdi.OTIIEItii., . ,1 ,
cie• _ , li•OCentre street, Pottsville;
pt. I.'Z • - , ~ , .
I—lyil
PENING DA. • ,' -
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i • .. , ' . HOLIDAY fi0.0.D.5..,-
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Slaving...just returned-from the Enstern'rnarkets,'.l
irrt i open on the Ist of' December, tile finest assort,.
In nt of Holiday Goods ever otrered. in this niarkk,-
et bracing both Foreign and DomeriticFancy Guests.
a ,h as ,_ ' • - i ,
ii 1 OVE AND 11.1.NDKEIICIIIEF• p(:)..4., . ..-
I'
*Olti;. BOXES. . , - . ,
.i.k111)1•1NE1,T.1'... , ::.
liOt,tl. - E1 Vil t sl , ..s, ' •
,I 1 , 1(11.;.B11$, ItiZoxzEs, ,t,(
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,olltl.Sterlini.Oiliver Ware In .- - x - ent variety - .. Fine
l'fitte.l....Wilre of beautiful deign. 'cult and TnAl-7.e .
yotir selection. - ' ".. .n. C. GREJ:s, 1
171C1:tiTlif-: ST., near..Mine:s'llitrik, rOTTSVILL.F.;,
tott i , ei,11,.. A iertet - ..5,. - 4,4 ..; : `23-1-..yd-er
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ri SPECIAL. 'NOTICE.'
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is tllercNo.::l . o::ta , sk, ail I:l)prk.—i,»l v:itli inany
it wt'' deal ONE). - in ver:,.-PlCim•lt,lytt 1'.41,,1 G04(1%
wi'9l Tou specially announce that we ki l .4.p . andl
1 stfintlY maintain a ,
:RN' 11-7 LL !Ii:) , 1 CONIPL E TE; sTociß
1 of RELIABLE CIIKAP i,PLAf El):
. AtABEi.4, .
, , --• . . • '
COrniArilmr, every variety ,;f*
Hi
REAKE'_ W
Th,:.'i SF.ILVIeIii-3 ;
nelOiling also, it large and' earefillly-:,:ieeti-d 'l i no
o nlyes. Forks,. Spoons', Ladles, iLvory Colliery,
• •
lien Vr ore s tliotig,ll bite priee.l", fii`: perfectly re , .i. !
0 le for all thit ..nlitiary . mes expected or requires
o Faith articles. iinti will recei I, e nOr CUB rantee.a
li- 'rig t„tio bent of. their kind lit the 'nark - et. ,
zed plain-figlirt , ,i, conzanorili:t;.: LLwn
tue10,4•4 buYer ,. • ,
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11. 1 . - CALDWELL e.: - CO
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No. Clll - )iTNI."T 1 - . •
yeti (I.
il~iLnbtlp in -:Abu'ertisrtittnts.
CEP
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41ch.lnack Silk for Dre 5,4,,,,
itee Sacques, POlnts, Paktots, &r.,
';,.
LOWEST iIOLD
LOWEST
Artlehent nut g., (01 . 7poutt P . Coiltinolt,a1:11.G14:1),
:And 29 ontli
if ;Ini
April 'ld, '7O
WINDOWDDCODATIOT:' ,
i 11.,A0E . •QURt..-I'lN:::4 s .,
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trgakrv. A'&D ~L LACE . pIIAI'ERIF.,.
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- t• ' -1 I:AIviBR , EQViIsTS ..i- L
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EiAT I ASK, :41 LIC„ AND. f 311.1: •IV OUT,
, 1 . • C -
Of all Ahralcx cif
. 114b•rs She lAtryt I,7.iporterr.l
OW SIIADES,
IIN 'AU THE NEWEST•T,INTS;!
ttc., for ROllroad Supplies
;'
L.E. AyAI.IIAVEN, • ,
rffil
MAiiONIC BALL; :19 CIUESTNO STREET,
May:7, ;ID
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a bugs and 0)
epitcals! • '
IRCiN IN - THE
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aad expOisdivisse by supplying the blood i Vitt
'lNgunPiplawr
CAN.-8e pare pee Ton vet IstiniTSE,
. P"mptgets tree.. J. P. - DINPUOTOI: Pro
- . .Na se net Si. NeW Tatt, '. •
Sold bi Dr Paghtte metallp, t • •
• . -_ - 7 .1 2 2-1)-egyr
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!TLC R . S 141 '1) HEUMATIC _
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; VEGETABLE :41 EMEDY.
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WAR RAN I E D BY AFFiDAVIT',. , ,
A PE_RmArli - _NT CURE
RHEUMA7 ISM AND t.f.JSALGiN 4.`
;I! Thistvegomo., prmwription ni the
11:
I'
e eminent Phi Physician,andlfepsor,
- oars& P. FirLica, M. who has devoted years
*
'Rheumatism and Neuralgia spectally,,and ,bye,byethernedical 'Profession publicly thnounced as the
highelt authority in Rheumatic complaints.. Bee
Edditualtir.) 1t is pleasant and agreeable toile taste
rm.-ranted flree from minerals and Injurloas,
117.7 tt is a scientific preparation , a medical mon
opoly; and warranted under solemn oath a perma
nent, harmless:positive cure for Intla.niatory Mien
budism, Vbronic Rheumatism, Rheumatism. Rhell
. - *Minn of Kidneys, Nenrat.' in the Read,Neuml
la In:thd Body, Nervous Headache, and Nervous
q mold by Druggists et !I in per bottle:
elret; if so. Medical adrift, without charge; sent
euer. oilers Sent by 'Express Collected on
ixtry.' Depot, -INo. 26 &oath ' FOURTH street,
• --
i'OUNDII;
I)l\\Eß
UII~,ERT, au l
C 40 A 'l7
tin.l, r aarilients of all X Itiel,L
N EVERY VAR! ETV
lEEE=
AGNEW
hprlY~B, 7046-
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- lac Ines.
(;80153 &
inns? =maim Jursrui orrnat
FAMILY SEWING MACHINEga
-a; BROADWAY. NEW YORK. - -
780 CREtZirniT STREET, PNILADELPII7A. -
Prainta ExceUenre.: ° - ' •
Ni l e k tj t dlgiy a Z l Ebultej..Ofatisict
y from the spools.: No fastening Of mama try
hand, and no waste of thread..,Wide range of &PP ,
cation without , change. of adjustment. The man
retains its beauty and firmness after washing and
ironing. Besides doing all kinds of work doneby
other hewing Machines, these llaehines extieute the
moat beautiful and fiermanent Embroidery and Or
rim:wand Work. :* or salt by
:5,1: E. (..71..t.MBEIGS. Pottsville:
' July . 91 ly
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GT9IBITIP,Rit9. ?-73M 1
.lu.Nyg... - 4 1, iti-EcE. )44:
enth St., west siae,}Putiankt,ritts, manufacturer
of CAST IRON OAS and WATER PIPES, that iron
Flange Pumping, Heating and,Steam Pipes, Stop ,
Valves for Mater or, Gas. all sizes. Fire (Plugs) HI!
drants; Lamp Posts, Gas Ilolders, Telescopic or Sin
gle. Castings and Wrought Iron Work, of all kinds,
for Gas Works. All .Pipes proved by Hydrogtatic
Pressure... • • April 16, '7O-18.1y •
k:OECUYLEILL COUNTY STEEL CO.,
- NEW RINGGOLD; PA.
A. L. Ttiomaa, Prest. Tito& traumas, Agt.„Tatnaqua.
Manufacturers ill Spirt ng Steel, Tires, Sleigh Shoes,
Flow and Cultivator Steel, Stkel Wings, and moulds
made to pattern ; Flat, Bar, sound and Square Iron
and Steel. Shalltag. Crow Bars, Wedges, Earro*
Teeth. and sago Octagon Bars., on and Steel, cape
dally adaptedlur MINERS' DRILLS, &e. ' •
. April 9. 11.1 15.3 m
polimmur,
JOSEPH D CAB WaRKS,__ E . ,
ELANY, PRomenron,
Ash/and, Schuylkill c . bunt'', J.
Having enlnrged his Car Shop, k now 'prepared to
build all kinds.of Cars for mintog purposes:,. Sethi; a
practical Inlecitanio and having for - . .
L
years devoted himself entirel • to this
branch of the business, and bt iding o ..t........
COAL BREAKERS. Also, the telitee ' 2 ••• ' ~' • '
' T ITC.:dra
of two celebrated Self-Ouniping Carr, - ' .. . • -- .
which can be seen working at the works of Mrarrn.
IlaticrOlL Lewis ,t Co., and Patterson, Elt ringham &
Co., Attliland, and at Messrs. H. A. Moodie & .05.,
Preston Collieries, Hi rardville:. Coal Breakers, built
at the shortest notice. Orderr solicited.
Aprill, '7O-11-ly 1 '. JOSEPH DEL.ANET.'
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SHENANDO-4H IRON WORKB•2 -
•
The subscriber is now -prepared to build Steam
Engines, Pinups. coal Breakers; and
. r .. ..... ..
Drift Cars: All kinds of rusting* and f . .
forging. , name to order. Especial atten- '"„ — . 7. ----
lion paid to the manufacture of Cur' ' - `....v.:-.1.4g....
wheLs. ,' JOHN CATHEIL ~,. 1 1Y t"‘
''Shefiandegh City, Jan. 1,70-1. : -
TZDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, STEAM
1, CAB FACTORY, &C. •. - .
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The suliscribfr would call. attention NI
to the superior 'facilities p05..1 by ~Et' - "ist
him for the various branches of Stehm""
.Engine building, :Iron. Founding, and- 1 .441n7,`,,
the manufacturing. of 'all kinds-of ma- '''. ".7.''' ' -
ehlnery for Roiling Mills, Blast Furnaces, 'hood
•
CarS, &c., Sr,
He will also continne the husiness , of mining rind
selling the celebrated Finei Forest White -- Ash Cprij,
being the sole proprietor of this colliery. '
Sep 1, .0-1-Iyd JanGEO. \V . SNYDER.
I)OTTSVILLE ROLLING MILL.
ITKINS 11R3TILERS, Puorltlr. - rokLS,
• NU: 61411 e, tiellaylklll pouirty,
'llanu facto rers , of Itallrond Iron (both
Maud ,Strect Rails) are prepared tore- _ ft .;
cetve ulal traccute orders a t short notice, 7, —7-
foriany.and all the ordinary sizes
Making •our own pig metal, we are --
capelld to select stritable ores; buyers tam t erefore f
rely upon receiving cases first class rails. The
smaller :sizes of T " 0 - 21, 2/4,,11., and 40 pounds'to
tim yarda always,ou hand, and supplied in. small lots
as want, 1..' Jan.
TO COAL ,CWERATOREV.AIip.M.INERE3
Iliconsat WORKS. • •
The subscriber; respectfully Invite -
fhe attention of the busir.ess column- •
Lilly to their Roller Works, on Railroad "', ""-"
St.. below the Passenger Depot, Potts
vine. where they ute - prepered to man- -
lir:taunt
•'• BOTLEP,L; OF EVFMiI - DF-sCRIPTION,
Smoke Stacks! Air Staaks, Blast• Pipes, Gasometers.
• Drill Cars, ,te.; Cc. Boilers on hand, •
Being practical inschanica, and having fo year;
devoted themselves entirely to thin branch the
- business, flatter heu)selves that work done at their
establishment will give satisfaction to all Who'i
aj
favor them with a cull. ludividiTals and•Compaides
Will find It greatly to their advantage to examine
their work before engaging elsewhere.
JOHN' T. NOBLE., •
• •, .
Jan I, TJ L • MATHEW 111101/A. •
NCIIA.RD IRON. WORK%
POTTSVILLE, PENNA
The suhserlbers are. prepared to tur-rossie
nish STEAM ENGINES and all kinds I' •
of MACHINERY. and CASTINGS for -•„ ‘±r."': "7
Mines, - , 111171hr:es and Rolling .7 -,
'Mills, and have a full assortment of the V
nusit, approved patterns for VEIITiCAL. NU ..LINCI •
NULL .ENG LNES, squEEZERS,6IIEAR,S, PUNCH
ING. MACIIINF, nod all other Machinery' required'
in the manufacture of Railrond Iron iindtars. - •
The following Steam Engines are now on hand and
ready for delivery : e
1 Engle IS 111:cyl. 4S in st'ke:2-•En- g' s 12in evl.lll st'ke •
1 't "i " 21 ..". ' 1016 " 15 " •
" II•9! " 24 I"'ii . " 12 "
1 " 12 " 21 " j 2 " 6 " gK :
The alnive:Engl nes are all new. and fai HI upon the
rot approved prinelpl• s, and eau h••• •:•••••cri -at the •
works of Liresillisprits•rs. Also, a full ham,
of
14tealli Engine (io've.rnors un
hand, which have given universal sr tls act ton -
Sept. 1, POTS a V.ASTIN E.
. •
TASHIN.GTQN 1120 N 1,V013.103: .
1,,
1$
NOTICE—The works of thelate. firm •of Wren
'Brother, known Jot the "WASHINGTON :IRON
WORKS, - located en'Coal street, in the wirer
Borough of Pottsville, will be ettutiu
ued by the subscriber in. all its various • , : .
.brauches, v :Steam Engine building,
and all:lnds of machinery for mining -•
.either coal iir ore; blast furnaces of but or cold blast
All kinds of rallrual castings and railroad ear fixtures
of wrought and east iron; all kinds of brass castings;
all kiesLs of smithwork, and all.sizes ofthe latest int
proved pumps, single and double. acting. RApalring
• promfaly• attended to and neatly executed.•• • .
By careful attention to. business the sabsciiher
trusts he will receive ityl - tare of the public patronage
so liberally bestowed MI the late - finn.
Jan 1, '7U-1, - y J.UtF'
A SHLAND won Es., - •
It
•
•
The, Subscribers are now fully Inv
pared tolurnish, at the Ashiadd 1r0n ..0 Mime o
Works ; 'Steam. Engines : and rumps
of any power' and capacity-, for min- 1111f-addi
ing and - other purposes, loaf Break- - -
ere of every .size• and pattern now In use,
'nether with ea:stings sand forgings of every descrip
tion. Coal and Uri ft :Cara of all; sizes and patterns,,
large Truck and Horse :Cant, alt furnished at; the
shortest notice. The subscribers flatter themselves
that, InaSinueh as. every member of the firm is:a
practical meehanici they will be able to furnishmachinerY that will compare favorably' with any. in
the Renton. All orders directed to J. & M. (Ltazcsn,
Ash land, S . t . ,cbunty, Pa.,.*111 receive prompt
attention. • J. S. 31. GARNER:
Ashland. Jan 1 - ,70-1-
, .
AGLE TORur.s: - , •
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•
• HENRY . WALTERS„.RroprIetor. . .
TAMAQUA, St:HUY LW LVCOUNTY,
iiaVing enlarged his foundry - Mid tna
-41.1 Ine shop; at the'.E.ng,le Iron W - orks,
and thus 'very materially "".
Increased their eatmeltY for turning oat.„
work. his of hmlitess.; he is now - 77
preparvtl to make Steam lingines and Pump% of any
power and entmei-ty. for?. mine ; Machlner3-. for
I:real:erg. Rolling and other mills, and for Fur
naces: all' kinds of (list ings and forgings, &0., Ate.
- -
An excellency of inanY years in, the bastness, with
the facilities which these works noir possess, enable.
the proprietor to turnout w the very hest and the most
cathcfactory work. • •
Annelle& addressed to lIENRY WALTERS, Engle
Iron Worke,-Turnskina, :iehuylklll Cuunty;.Pa., will
receive promptattentlon, June :31. t;B—X-tf
THE PALO ALTO IRON COMPANY,
- .Are prepared to fornish;T ,RAILROAD IRON—
weighing from 21) to 70 pounds-per yard—STREET
RAII.S—froni IS to ;pounds per yard, '+
to suit either for hprsp cars or loco- 11: 3 1 1
Motives. All 'these - Mils are of the ~ tag;
LATF:-.:T AND MOST, APPROVED? rry
PATTERNS. Alsfi a general assort
ment of AIERCIIANT BAR . IRON, Rout'
Squares, Oval, Half ROund . and Grooved, HOOP
AND BAND IltoN,i, (-Alt AXLES 'RAILROAD
CHAIRS, }ISE' PIIATES" AND itDoxspiKE,.,ye
for rails. ROLLS made of the best iittinds of . cold
blast 'cluireoal iron, !ready for, rise, either for T •
rails, street rails or bar iron.! Also, all' kinds of
CASTINGS FOR ROLLING MILLS. 'We also-in
vite attention. to our DI FFERENT•PATTF.RNS' OF'
SHEARS, for euttlng hid rails, paddled Iron, &c.,
• .11F..N.L HAYWOOD, President,
Office cor. Second and Market Sta., Pottsville, Pa.
Jan" I,od--I
-BAL.triVIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. " .
31. -BIRD C. COMPANY, ,
Browl and thunliton.streets, Penn*„.
would cull the attention of Railroad -
:Stationers, and those interested In er •
Rahn:l4ld Property, to their .system of ,
Locomotive Engines, ht which they •
are adapted -to the particular busi- • 1
. . .
ness for - which they May be requl •by the'nse.
of one, two,"three '..four pair s 1 driving. wheels;
and the use of the whole, or so, much of he'weight
11.4 IllaY-b0 desirable for adhesion; and nu meconi
modating them •to the grades, curves;. strength
of superstmetion, and. rail- work td be done. - By
these means the maximum useful effect..-Of the.
power is secured with theleast expense for attend
ance, cost of fuel, and repairs to-Rimil and Engine.
With these, objects In vlew, and as the result of twen
ty-three years practical exTerience in„tlie business
by our senior partner; we manufacture five different
kinds of. Engines, and several eisieses of nisei of each
kind. Particular attention paid to the strength of
the nundline in the plan and woriurumstup ol art the;
details. Our long experience and opportunities cdl
obtaining-information, enables us to offer these en
trines with the assurance that in cniclency, economy , .
'el durability - , they will supare favorably with ,
of any other 1411fd in'use.. We - also furnish to
order, wheels, axles, bowling or low moor tire (to fit
Centres Without boring,) eoutpositlon castings for:
bearings of every description of Copper, f3heet Iron
and hotter Works; and every article appertaining to
the repair or renewal of Locomotlve•Engines. .
31. BAIRD
-Tun 1, ,
" - EO. BITRYI - I-A.!4, •
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(3£O.CHAS. T. rviiirty, •
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TIIWS. L. AIII , IS‘. , Y. - • 11' Atil t. ; W
A. ATRE*3
I'iI e COATI DEALERS, GAS. cO . LrEs; ,
•
The undersigned hitting sneecetted Potht.& War
ron to the 'sole monnipeture roelit's etdehroted
rattail, .
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norslltiti,
Scool'
IRON JjOISTIZZU
61:'eulortilitig Coal, Ore, - Saud,
SW. •
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Also,. nam
In tlie iuthetd . .
re of .. ‘ •
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Pre to tai orderPCth pmptnees and
pat . lla Sln ro
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NOTICE.—BeIug the ~ 4 1:4.- owntri or the 'Patent
'tight for the Self Darntiltig, Ifolstin,g, soe.,,T Bucket
mid Mckallpel;;; wo minion allpermt.4 ukilitA matt -
ufaci urlng or gurehustug the 'fame frain any except
ourselves or dur agents, um we •n - 11l prostecote to
theuttuost Mutt otty - Aurriugesuent ots Ito Letterx
Patent. -Itestowtfulle
- . A.BDDION & WARItE - N; ttembne, p a ;
~.,. February a. 'III
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'hives ltd sad
ark •
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JULY, 1870.1
El
the (farmer.
,
• 1 - KlTelirgif WARDEN. " .
•
• I
• TIIE 0,0 A10111(.1 ,be constantly ocleu p i .1 , v . - •
some crop,' It is very. poor gardening t 4
lOW a piece, after au early crop is taken
to grow 'up with weeds. •As soon a , : • .‘•
thiuglsAT,spacle or.plow up and - lint in '
Cession erori, -
• , .
BEANs..— Tho Li thaa,. when t
reached.theAnp of the poles, may be pill
Bilsh*rta may•atllrbe planto. - •
. .
BE E7 :4 4!.--If •kiwit as late" as ;,!,....',„
menthwllljn ordinary seasons:•ln4k.A..
Thin - eddy. , . . . 4--
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C 13 A F-3' • 42 , .."1.) . C:11.Y• LO U .- EU r •
plant the late sorts from the seed-tied. •I •
well to ii.:ciiort the plants and, use only •
malt vigorous c •-.• rejecting any whic.ll
:Malformation , of .tlie root. 'zilugsare 2 ! , iiti, •
very troublesome, and may be caught
ing cabbage kai - es on the ground: ;
hide under:the leaves,•and may be
Ducks wilt -destroy - theta. Th ese ;„,
hciditted by frequent hoeing. • ';
.C,Aitßiol* are' to be', kept clear of yl:eeds -
the tops prevent working between the •
.-: . (.l4.itt:Vi--Thc early sorts nuty "be sown I
rubutli 4 - and give a late picking. i •
.
CUCCMHERS. — Sog for pickles iii
nured For teed, select the earliest
finest shaped.
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" -Etio-i'.I4ANT :need all pot4sible. ur;zll 1,.. • - :::,-,
Hui frequently end give - liquid.i
ina.o.:t 1 ,1
Plhee.strew 'or hay utt&k.t.lte fruit to Wt•rj , ,t
from the ,round. • i ' '• - .
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,
, -
- E,'lYlVE.may..be sown for late •salail:
Aii.un.l.:-LThese are beSt grown as a
erop,-tranSPlanting from theseed-beci
copy griniad from which early things 11,1‘,.
been taken., They gro* better late in 't it,.
• .seuson tkim if put out early. •
L
t.}..hs • may be transplanted' tot licit c,;11,
:placing the rT,WBti: foot ;apart; the, plant:P
inches - in the . •
,• 6
.I.l7rruer.- , -.The India is the belt fur 1,,.-
weather, and thisar s ill . be better if had
part of thP day. • - •
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- I%f i:Lass.eilitivate the ground is 100 :1- .1
it .cats be done - without injury to the viio•-s.;
Remove Aat fruit thdt is not likely! to ripei.
, ••
,•.. • • .
ONtoss hed - to ho kept free froth weed,.
!those who live Deal' cities - MiuSnally.bun, h
their on iOI . IS and market the' crop Before it i
.
ll'of:t•iror.s - .oilly -the early' - sor'ts tied
place hi. the garden, and these .tre - tisua.ll
dug while the tops are yet green. We open -a
-treueli anti bury the :tops, which decorn pos..
raphily,:and make an excellvnt manure for -
whatever crop nay follow. ,
•._,lttrutri.itn. 'should have it". rest as soon a,.
pleiity. Keep the flower stalk
e..Ut iti they exhaust the roots..
..
57(41-i , -ilrli'z - ' -- Keel) , i - lie "ground elenTi until'
the vin 4 taite• ixx4:•:.e.-tsion. of it, find theu ,
allaw,theth to root at. the joints. ..I,( ! i,k out .
In. insects.,. . - ..- - - ~:.
.
Tom.yroKa.--1 - f .
t le•JrlantsAiett up to the. stake Or N. - chi-.
-They will bear cutting, ari-d fruit all tl:,
better f4ir 'shoots eat ()ht. I;
nothingl'het,h!.r . ean. be done; lay dowli
brush to •keep the fruit front the eroui,, ,
The "worm,'' as . the' large 4recn eaterpii!, ,
isi . popularly called, must be removed
diseiavered, as: it spares neither q; nit
young fruit. --The notion that it ia pOisoN,
la an err4r.
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lire'reinovis4-4.4 they inart:
littje pruning will he required iinti:4;:t
ri ,
J; ItAst*EnniEs.7--lleninve the ohl ear
tiorft4 0161ruiziA , Cill; :11111 iloo-yotr
not ne - vtictd ttl groW.e'snes for the t-yv:ir
AlLAckitr.finfr.s.—The new growth,
is try i‘ear•the fruit ikxtsyeax, is to be 4( pt
proper shape ley
notbenllow•cttZc3.grow e than .1 feet ,
ittid ilia side shoot=, which:they
out, when, :are ;L foot or IS inehes 10fig
.
DwARF TitErs :are tit 'ln.' kept ill the Anti; •
of tnighes, pyrAmids„ or whatever style
tiainitig may ile - -adopted,lby tf
s:boot is dispo_sed to!grow ti c ,o long, ploeli ti.••
end, atid!if opie . does not grow :1,4
there is probliblv a -tite , rt - !!.ci orn.t.: oue
should La clerked by the-sau!,•
means - L., - They lire pattieularly apt to over- '
bearralul.the°,lt fruit isroulv7l6 be had .
.
care iu ni ng.. : . _ _ •
. Nr.s.HKeep Young growtli Wel!
tied tip, - ant rul) Mut any SuperthMus
that; may ktiir,t. • f mildew makes a[,peal. :
mince, iiseLq Itiliti,r•Crtelv. Bellows for
ing it ma47,l4er-,d at the iMplement store,:.
:YouUg cities sliuld-not•be allowed;'
bear ;..a butieh to the shpotiis all thilt
should btaratits ; tl*.fruitliig.'. Beetles - a t
eliterpillars will need! hand-pieking: • Lay
ers: may made of Ithe' prescit se;:soll'-
:growth,.b? bending a shoot down and. wry
inga.-portion •ii - f its. length. The extreme' .
eud of the layered shoot should be tied to a
Stake, - .in an erect positson. . • ,
..f.,64 - 1 Screens, 41.
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SQUARE ROD AND WINE SCR E ENS
EAKEIF.NSTEIN,
.4%" . LTFAiri. RIM or
. . - • 4, .
SQUARE 1t0D.4 b' SOIEENs
PATENTED FEBRUARY : 4, lye
PA
• THE SqUARE ItotcrtEENs, ON .it't't trN::
of their superior strength Rini •1111rat)1111Y ‘. ' :
preferred to.a others wherever- tried - t: sterei,n:ltoit,
all sizes, niwikyson ita.tid; - .Others pronkptly nth:it at
tariclerate . prices. . May :29,
iviAxv ApTuftEitsOP COAL 6CBE S
L.AtrilEtiSTEt:s7. Movi 1::
L. . St. CO.,
s ! y,c,..,org to John It. Diet:t ;
. - ..l)4anpfabOrer of CcmrsciTens,..
or the: La t est. and Moat Approved
•
• •
'The undeisiroed are, practical kereen Mae,
farturen . i, fit forms .Ctl Operator: atut other., u;:='
t" ,
they - are ntanttrarturina: a- new t -Si 'lt HEN, 1,0
tented June :it, N. uud.arother patented Al.lgl.V.t.
11411; they guarantee that the 3IFSIWiiirtIWHyS reta'h
tts originajaize it at i tenti vi,:wnrii nut.
second Luna Screens •atid tiewneuts always
•
Wcrespeettully . scilleit a cunt !nuance of the lint n.i.
age heretofortrso betet.,wed. • '
- l L. LA üBENsTErs te - co..
Railroad St.', rear of, l'iterly's Hardware '
Jaw!, 71,-1-. f_ Pottsville,
. .
gorkAbbertistments.
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T__T OILTON, ,M.A.81E',84 C 0,,, - .
I. 1. SUccestmrs to 1... t. 11. elti••§sErl . . .
' . •;. ItA..nrFA&r . REMS Or ALL stiAT.Fs . in ,
-1
N'a -..f .V 1 It E 13 n .Le . I. .
.For Fu:rriaces; Rolling ',Stills, Forges,: Steel Well. . \
,Llnte Fling, Cupola Furnaces. - BLOCK'S ;my, •J
' • TILES, rot - TOR:BC Furnaces. (las!Workw,..Tht-:-
. .. !e i a l b o l u e f,es lrr
,t, N l ,:o s rk tt s ,‘ ,.. e lla ii ll e e fi r' t. : r t) n i• T i;: i ts ll
a ufr g ei•n -. , •
' '. Jiinttigs, •Cyllnders. t tc . , of every •
. - . - des.cription• to order. .• • ..
.Fll3 Clay; Eaolln,Fire . Sand. Flre Cement, in r y
Orl
arrel. .:: . FAcToittis: ----:•' ' '
ociptiomy.... Put up in -tins, actual-weight, as re
gestated, and will keep for years. • - •
• I The'quantity required. for use is from one-fourth
t i p citaaalf less than other Baking - Powders.
_
Sold by Grocers throughout the United States:
: • ' DOOLEY dr. - BROTHER, • •
• Manufacturers and - Proprietors.
69 ..lt'eto Street, Neu
MEI
FIRST - IiIOI4.T9AGE SEVEN l'Ela 6ENI
.
' I ' .. • G 040-D. B 0 N I) . S • . - .
. • .
-• ~,.,,, or rilL
C NTRAL I:RAILROAD of - lOWA. -
7
•
• , -Vt; 05,: , -Fre,c from. Tax.
...
`. ti tter a •tall exitininati.l3l. Ave have eeeel.r,..i . •
Agency tor the Sale of the al)nve,„l: - lur Mn-!. --
lionds, and4hadre AO ree.ontlikaut them t., Carr ~.> •
Waters 4.• a thorottyhty safe, (4 Iva: , (4
,o , j , , , , i: •' • .
IliviiitMeNt.'. . .• . , :
We - heti : o:e there will be nn itinri"; , rvoral.:... . .
to jell. the tiovernnaenticand buy really FIT -, !-
Re , lroa , ,lSeearltlear•stieliaa thia.e.—thaii the.pr...
~.,
" . JAY t0013.E &. co., - "Near Yarlz.
1
alrgerlpt infix will be reeeived In 1 , 0r.0.4.1. - I 1.1 i .
•
. • ' ~ - .
L: V. 8 . VIIITNEY ; E -.i..
uf.ivlihrik. prininhieta and /ell Inforinati..! , r ,, .
had., . - • --- W.,13. SII.VI - 1,;(1:. : 1 : , :" . .... '
~ MAN.... 7, .79- 19 • ' •
I!'y'JlAk 41;VOrTIC. 1 3 :qt110.4.1”4;4.111 . . t
VOUTP. BSOADB.IIt C 0.,. •
11.411alcStair, (Plain aikd ornament:l:
tells, T earth, Uraeket l3helcc., .!.11;r.•
• /1111i1 Wadi -SLaipl Tetv4,
,
• .. PA V. , • tN.: • .
VIA:4O laid at Philadelphia pack,:, al., rt.,:.
at AIL times with eirmpetent tilat,rs t" lay •
anj•:part of the'eounty. • - •
(4)lt. FIFTH. COUItT
1 1 CtIIIi'dhg,y1tehoiIng, Pa. - - 3lay - 21,
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' O S 7 ISIAZITIPACTUREBB Alito 'USERS . 01
,
Fit:tiant EtNines, dc.. In Settliytk 11. A
TAX? ! NOTICL, that 1 have sold
DAVlNTAXorPariCitrbon; an Interest lit tt', I 1'
.Err*lA.ll; PISTON, and. have given, theta the e:
Control, or ft In wild County. with pow tn. '
Ivone.3ll due or to become due them, 16r Its , I ) l,o ^''
Iti , 7lUte 4.lid ctse ()file • DAVID h. f
itaatoton,Pa, Jan. 1, '6B—/tt, . ' :
AIXAIt EIicfIITICD'PEOPLE :
J,lt or, persons with other detteletkeie.
of the eyes, should remember lhat tlwv can'
w lth -the;' proper glasses by . JOEIEPti IIt*PAW,
tlelstsh:No. 255 centr e Stpet,Pottookllle. sign ot
. Spectacle. ' • • Match u,No--12-4
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