THE COLUMBIAN, DLOOMSBUllG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1866.
BABY ON TIT.E POUCH.
OPT on (lie porch, by the open door,
Sweet Willi roses nnd ronl Willi shade,
llnhy Is rrceplna over the Amir
Dcnr 111 llo winsome bluc-c cd maid.
All ntwiit her the idimlovrs dnnrc,
All nbnvc her the roses Miliar,
Hunbenuis In llin lattice Kbinee,
Kobhis up 111 the brunches fltiR.
Up nt Ilia blossoms her IIiieci leach,
Lisping her plcndlnn In broken words,
L'ooIuk nwny In her tender speech
Hours like the twltlrr of ncslllinr birds,
I'rerntug, rrci-pliiR over llic floor,
Soon my blrdln will dud her wring.
l'Tuttcrhu! out nt Hip oprii donr
Into llio wonderful wmld of things.
llloom of rosc nnd bnlni of .lew,
llroohs Unit linliblo mid winds that rail,
All Ihhiirs lovely nnd Kind nnd new,
Anil l'allicr watching lis over It nil.
AGRICULTURAL.
licit Ilrrtds of Cattle for Dnlry Purpose.
A wiiiTiut on dairy stock In llio Murk
I.nno KrjircAS thus nil inks to tlio lirowN
most in esteem in Grwit ilrlliilii: "Of
breed-) in ireneral use, nnd of acknowl
edged merit for dniry jmrixww, nro the
Dutch, Short-Horns, Crtwses, nnd the
Ayrshire. Dutch Utlo nro of Inrjrc
size ; prevailing color bhick, with some
times n white patch over tho back, re'
senilillng ashect, nnd nro from this dis
tinguished by the unmoor sheeted cows.
They nro heavy milkers, but the milk is
of rather poor qunllty, nnd not very
product ivo of butter, l'or this reason
they nro more suitable for parties who
have, largo contracts, nnd supply work
houses, prisons, hospitals, nnd other
public institutions with milk, thnn for
the ordinary farmer who has to maim
facturo his prodtico into butter and
cheese. Another very serious objection
to Dutch cattle Is tho dllllculty of fat
toning them when past their prime, nnd
tho largo quantity of food they consume
in tlio endeavor to prepare them for tho
butcher. On account of Hum) two faults
in tho character of tills nt one time pop
ular breed, they have of lato years been
going down in public estimation. Of
nil other descriptions of cattle Short
Horn Crosses nro now the most popular,
wliero dairy business and rearing anil
feeding are carried on simultaneously.
They are, for tlio most part, admirable
milkers; their calves, both heifers nnd
bullocks, can be fed off nt an early nge,
and, coming to heavy weights, bring
largoaud remunerative prices; while the
cows themselves, when no longer useful
for tho dairy, nro easily fattened, nnd
can bo quickly got rid of. In the three
kingdoms, but more particularly Kng
land and Ireland, this variety of cattle
Is to be found in every county, and on
every kind of land, varying in size, of
course, according to tho quality of the
land. Tho same distinctive features are,
however, always retained, and they at
tain an immense size, nnd give extraor
dinary quantities of milk, wliero the
Foil Is rich nnd the climnto congenial to
their habits and constitutions.
The Ayrshire next claims attention ;
nnd it may bo concluded with safety
that when dairy produce is tho sole ob
ject, nnd where the laud is light and of
indifferent quality, this breed is the
most valuable of any. More size in this
caso is not much of an object, as the
small Ayrshire is considered a better
dairy cow than tho larger or medium
sized variety. To keep them small in
size, and partly to adapt them to the in
ferior pnsturesof Ayrshirennd neighbor
ing counties, they nro very moderately
kept in tlio earlier stages of their growth,
particularly in the second year. This is
supposed to add to their milking prop
erties, nnd ns thoy nro generally made to
produce nt tho ngo of two years, an
Ayrshire cow on Iter native paturo is
usually very small indeed. When re
moved to other countries, and placed
upon richer pasture, they grow larger;
but by doing bo, tho milking powers tire
unquestionably Injured. So marked is
tliis principle, that tho Ayrshire cow is
seldom found in tho samo perfection, as
n milker, as she Is to be seen on her na
tive soil, which may be said to compro
mise tho county from which sho derives
her name, nnd the adjacent counties
of Lanark, Itenfrew, and Dumbarton.
There sho takes her position as the dairy
cow par excellence, nnd is highly and de
servedly prized.
To De.troy (lie Pntnlo llnfr."
A coniiKSi'ONiinxT sends to the i Vfi-
rlc Fanner a remedy for tho potato bug,
It consists of one gallon of coal-oil to n
barrel of water, mixed well together.
Bprlnklo lightly upon tho potato vines
out of a watering-pot, or n siiuill brush,
nnd theywill disappear. Tho editor of
tho J'wmcr endorses tho receipt as fol
lows: "Wo doubt not thnt tlio above
will prove tho thing, nnd we hope our
readers will try It nnd report results.
If our readers will bear in mind that as
insects breatho through spiracles, oil is
moro disastrous to them than anvthlng
else, they would havo tho clue to the
saving of tho moat of their trees nnd
vines. Dark lice, scale insects, turnip
flies, caterpillars, flea bentles, and in
fact nil Insects which can bo reached, are
destroyed by it. Any oil will do, but it
must bo kept stirred, so as not to re
main on top of tlio water, and for thli
reason a brush or syrlngo is preferable
to a watorlng-can, Tills mixturo is also
quite beneficial to plants, ns Is manifest
from tlio healthy start they take after
Its application.
IJoue C'linrconl.
Do.viicirAiicoAi, is made by healing
bones in closed ve-sels called retorts.
Tho gases which pans oil' during tlio
heating contain carbonate of ammonia ;
these are condensed in water. Tho II
quid Is then mingled with tlno ground
plaster. Tills contains sulphate of am
monia and earbonato of lime. Tho li
quid Is then drawn of from tho chalky
earbonato of Hmo; and tlio niiiinoula
salt Is obtained by evaporation. Tho
bones nro now heated again to diivo oil'
tho volutllo substances. They are then
broken down and pulverized, nnd thoy
may now bo uod as a fertilizer.
ftlirrn.
Kkup tar upon their nose to keep off
the bot-lly, width citise-. grubs in the
head ; examine ranis about tlio horns
mid heads and elsewhere for wounds,
which soon become maggolty If neglect
ed. Wash them out and apply very
warm pluo tar.
FOR YOUTHFUL READERS.
The Krvm Itnxni..
Ah many strange tilings conic to pass
In tlio world, so there was a poor wo
man who had seven sons at n birth, all
of whom lived and throve. After some
years the same woman had a daughter.
Her husband was a very Industrious anil
active man, on which account people in
want of a handicraftsman were very
willing to take him into their service,
so that ho could not only support his
numerous family In an honest maimer,
hut earned so much that, by prudent
economy, his wife was enabled to layby
a little money for a rainy day.
Dut this good father died In the prime
of life, and tho poor widow soon fell
Into poverty; for sho could not earn
enough to support nnd clothe her eight
children. Her seven hoys grew bigger,
nnd dally required more and more, be
sides which, they were a .great grief to
their mother, for they were wild and
wicked, The poor woman could hardly
stand against all tho alllictious that
weighed so heavily upon her. She
wished to bring up her children in the
paths of virtue, but neither mildness
norseventy availed anything the boys'
hearts were hardened. One day, when
iter patience was quite exhausted, sho
spoke thus to them :
"Oil, you wicked young ravens 1
would that you were seven black ravens,
nnd would fly away, so that I might
never see you again!" and tho seven
boys immediately became seven ravens,
ilewout of tho window and disappeared.
The mother now lived with her little
daughter in pence and contentment, nnd
was nblo to earn more than she spent.
And tho young girl grew up handsome,
modest, nnd good. Hut after some
years had passed, both mother and
daughter began to long after the seven
boys ; they often talked about them, and
wept; they thought, that could only the
seven brothers return and lie good lads,
how well they could live by their work,
nnd have so much pleasure in one an
other. And as this longing in the heart
of the young maiden increased daily,
she one day said to her mother :
" Dear mother, let me wander in the
world in quest of my brothers, that I
may turn them from their wicked ways,
and make them a comfort and-a bless
ing to you in your old age."
The mother answered :
"Thou good girl, 1 will not restrain
thee from accomplishing this pious deed.
tio, my child, nnd may Clod guide thee!"
She then gave her a small gold ring
which she had formerly worn when a
child, nt tlio time tlio brothers were
chnngeil into ravens.
The young girl set out, and wandered
far, very far away, and for a long time
sho found no traces of her brothers; but
at length she "time to the foot of a very
high mountain, on the top of which
stood n small dwelling. At the moun
tain's! foot she sat down to rest, all the
while looking up in deep thought at tho
little habitation. It appeared at first to
her like a bird's nest, for it was of gray
ish line, as if built of small stones and
mud ; then it looked like a human
dwelling.
Sho thought within herself: "Can
that be my brothers' habitation V" And
when she at length saw seven ravens
Hying out of the house, sho was con
tinued in her conjecture.
Full of joy, she began to ascend the
mountain; but the road that led to the
summit was paved with curious glass
like stones, so that every time she had
with tlio greatest caution proceeded but
a few paces, lun-feet slipped and she fell
down to the bottom. At tills she was
sadly disheartened, and felt completely
at a lo.-s how to get up, when she chanced
to see a beautiful white goo-e, and
thought: "If I had only thy wings, I
could soon bo at the top." She then
thought again: " Hut can I not cut thy
wings oil". yes, they would help me."
So she caught tlio beautiful goose, nnd
cutoll" its wings, also its legs, and sewed
them on to herself; and see! when sho
attempted to ily shy succeeded to per
fection ; and when she was tired of Hy
ing she walked a littlo on tlio goose's
feet, and did not slip down again. She
arrived at length safely at the desired
spot. When at tho top of tho mountain
she entered the littlo dwelling, it was
very small; within stood seven tiny ta
bles, seven little chairs, seven littlo beds,
and In tho room were seven little win
dows, and in the oven seven little dishes,
in which were littlo baked birds nnd
seven eggs.
The. good sister was weary after her
long Journey, anil rejoiced that she could
once again take some rest and appease
her hunger. So she took the seven lit
tlo dishes out of tho oven and ate a littlo
from each, and sat down for n while on
each of tho seven little chairs, and lay
down on each of tho little bods; but on
tho last she fell asleep, nnd there re
mained till tho seven brothers came
back. They (lew through tlio seven win
dows Into tho room, took their dishes
out of tho oven, and began to eat, but
Instantly saw that n part of their f.iro
had disappeared. They then went to
lie down, nnd found their beds rumpled,
when one of the brothers uttered a loud
cry, and said s
"Oh, what a beautiful young girl
there Is on my bed !"
Tho other brothers How quickly to sec,
and with amazement beheld tho sleep
ing maiden. Then the one said to the
other:
" Oh, If only sho were our sister !"
Then thoy again cried out to onch
other with Joy:
"Yes, It is our si-ter; oh, ye-, It Is;
Just such hair sho had, and Jtist such a
mouth, nnd Jiist such u littlo gold ring
sho woro on her iniddio linger as sho
now has on her littlo one."
And thoy all danced for Joy, nnd all
kissed their sister; but she continued to
sleep so soundly that It was a long time
before she awoke.
At length tho maiden opened her eyes,
and saw her seven black brothers stand
ing nbout tho bed. She then said :
"Oh, happy meeting, my dear broth
ers; Ood be praised that I have at length
found you 1 I have bad a long and te
dious Journey on your account, In the
hope of fetching you back from your
banishment, provided your hearts are
Inclined never more to vex and trouble
your good mother; that you will work
with us diligently, and bo tlio honor unit
comfort of your old ullectloiiiito parent."
During this discourse tho brothers
wept bitterly, nnd answered:
" Yes, dearest sister, we will bo bet
ter; never more will we offend our
mother again. Alas! as ravens wo have
led n nii-erable life, nnd before wo built
this hut we almost perished with hun
ger and cold. Then came repentance,
which racked us day mid night ; for we
were obliged to live on tho bodies of
poor executed criminals, and were there
by nlwnys reminded ofthosinnor'sond."
The sister shed tears of joy nt her broth
ers' repentance, and on hearing them
utter such pious sentiments.
"Oh!" exclaimed she, "all will be
well. When you return home, and your
mother sees bow penitent you are, she
will forgive you from her heart, and re
store you to your human form."
When tho brothers were about tore
turn home with their sister they said,
while opening a small box :
" Dear sister, take the-o beautiful gold
rings and shining stones, which we have
from time to time found abroad; put
them in your apron and carry them
home with you, for with them we shall
be rich as men. As ravens we collected
them only on account of their brillian
cy." Tlio slsterdld as her brothers requested
her, and was pleased with tho beautiful
ornaments. As they journeyed homo
first one of tho ravens and then another
bore their sister on their pinions, until
they reached their mother's, dwelling,
when they Hew in at the window and
implored her forgiveness, and promised
that in future they would be dutiful
children. The sister also prayed and
supplicated for them, and the mother
was full of joy and love, and forgave
her seven sons.
They then became human beings
again, and were fine blooming youths,
each ono as large and graceful as tho
other. With henrtrolt gratitude they
kissed their dear mother and darling
sister; and soon after, all the seven
brothers married young discreet maid
ens, built themselves a large, beautiful
house (for they had sold their Jewels for
a considerable sum of money), and the
house-wnrniing was the wedding of all
the seven brothers. Their sister was
also married to nit excellent man, and
at the earnest desire of her brothers, she
and her husband took up their abode
with them.
The good mother had great joy and
pleasure in her children in her old age,
and a long as she lived was loved and
honored by them.
WIT AND WISDOM.
Tin: way to make a hole in your in
come is to pay a large rent.
Tin; largest tin-tacks must lie the in
come tax, for that's a regular nailer!
Tool! consolation for us survivors that
" tho good die first."
Tin: truly brave have as calm a Judg
ment in the midst of danger as out of it.
What two fish should bo tied togeth
er on a frosty day '.' Skates and soles.
Hr.sKiNATiox is a virtue that is often
made a necessity of in the political
world.
Castt.ks in the air have no founda
tion ; but in some dehisivo schemes you
will find abasement.
" You cruel man, my tears have no
effect on you at nil." " Well, drop
them, dear."
What is rest? Going out of the
choir for refreshments during sermon
time.
What Is called singing with "an un
derstanding'."' Marking time on the
floor with your foot.
O.v being told of a surgeon who am
putated a lady's arm, and afterward
married her, Nix wondered bow she
could have got around biin so.
What n satisfaction it must bo to the
Km press of tho French that the Em
peror has given up tho idea of paying
a visit to Xancy !
"Di:ah DAiniA,whon we were court
ing, you were very dear to mo; but
now you'ro my wife, nnd I am paying
your bills, you seem to get dearer ami
dearer."
A saccy debtor was recentlycaution
ed by n saucy debtor to tie-ware. He
didn't take heed, and tho next time we
hoard of him lie was turned into a
"stone jug."
Tin: best fellow in the world, sir, to
get money; for us ho sends you half
(-ash, half wine, why, if you can't tako
up his bill, you've always poison at
hand for a remedy."
" Did tho minister put a stamp on you
when you was married, Mary?" ,(A
stamp, Charlie! What for, pray?"
"Why, matches ain't legal without a
stamp, you know."
Ji'DY nitAi,i:o.vv, having been re
quested" to open soino oysters, after
knocking them about somo .time, ex
claimed : " I'poii my conscience, but
they are mighty hard to peel !"
A man' who pretended to have seen a
ghost, was asked what the ghost said to
him? "How should I uudemtaud,"
replied tho narrator, "what he said? 1
am not skilled lu any of tho dead
languages."
A i,Ai) applied to tho captain of a
vessel for a berth ; tho captain, wl-hlng
to Intimidate lilni, handed him a piece
or u rope, and said : "if you want to
make tv good sailor you must make
three ends to the rope." " 1 can do it,"
ho readily replied; "hero Is one, and
hero Is another that makes two, Now,
hero's the third," and ho threw It over-hoard.
JOS. HI KUKh it J I. S. FISTKH,
(Ijitrttl.-fjfl.Wlrft.tMrvIn,)
Importer" nnd Jobbers of
HIIV OOOI iH,
No, 17 North Third Street,
Vhlhidclphtu.
Af.Htmi iiYimt.v, VFJt, K, At.llllillltr, S. II. SCOTT.
) I'KSKMi .fc WOODHUFF,
ViTinlcsnle Healers 111
TOllACCOS, CKIAUS, l'U'l'.s, Ac, Ac,
No. 1.1 North Third Slreet, nbovo .Muilul,
l'lillndelphln.
JOHN C. YKAOKH & CO.,
Wholewile Dealers In
HATS, (.'AIH, StTllAW (lOOPS, AND
i.adiiw nniM,
Ni). i-,7 North Third Slreet,
l'ldlndelphhi.
0 D. ltOHIUXS & CO.,
lltONMr.lK.'HANTst,
Norlhcnst corner of Second nml Vine Strtits,
l'hllmlelphln.
s.
h. HKTTIjK,
with
lU.'NH, Ilt'NNA CU,
Diiv noons,
No. n North Third Slreet,
lMillndelphln.
JHISllMUTII, HH0TI1KH & CO.,
WIIDI.KSAf.i: TOIIALVO DKAI.KItSt,
No. Ill North Third Slreet,
live doors below Ihur.
1'neloiles, Nos. Sil nnd !3"i (Miniiy Slieel,
riillndelphhl.
J V. DAMHKHT,
With ItOSH, SIIO'IT & CO.,
Importers mid Jobbers or
cloths, cAssi.Mi:urs, visvi'inhh, ac,
No. 311 Mnrket Sliced,
l'hllndelphln.
"L'NU Kill CI I SaIITII,
wnot.KsAr.i: riitocKirs,
No. 1) North Third Sheet,
Illll.ldelphl.-l.
J il. LOXOSTHKTJI,
l'Ai'iiit-HANoiNo WAi!i:imrKi:,
No. 12 Noilh Third Stleel,
l'hlhiilclphln.
r W. HLAHOX A- CO.,
Mnmir.iclmcrs of
Oil, CLOTHS AND WINDOW SltADIX,
Wmclmiise, No. 1JI North Third Slice!,
I'lillndelphln.
M.
M. MAHIUjK,
NOTIONS, HOSIKItY, OLOVKS, AND
l'ANCVddODS,
No. .M Noi Hi Thhd Sheet,
l'hllmk'lphln.
piKKXIX STOVK DKI'OT.
HKATnltS, HANOIIM, ANDKTOVIX,
Wholewile anil lielall.
l'ATI'.NT ANTI-DUST COOKINfi SiTOVH.
vulcan iii:ati:h,
for heatlnn two or more rooms.
I'AHLOIt, COOKING, LAUNIIltV, HHATINO,
and c cry vnihly of .M'OVIIS.
JOHN I. 1IIS,
No. ni') Noilh Second Street, Philadelphia.
JOIIX K. FOX & CO.,
KTOCIC AND I.XCHANdi: IlIlOKiniS,
No. 11 South Third Stiect,
rilH.mciphla.
SSl'LCIi: AND IlANK-NOTKst,
ALL KINDS OP STOCKS AND 111 )NDS
botmht nod sold on commission. Attention given
to collections on all accessible points.
JKXXKI)Y, STA1HS & CO.,
VllOLI-SALKl'IsH DKALCIIS,
Nos. I SO anil ltlNorlh Wharves,
Phlladclpbln.
c
III
VHLKS 11. MAlUMiK,
Importer and Dealer In
tANDIl WIN1. (11NS, I.IiJUOItS,
WINi; IlITTKliS, Ac,
No. li Norlh Third Sheet,
abi o Arch, west slile,
I'hlludclphta,
jMlYAh it HOYKIt,
Successors lo
(IlLltllltT, I10VAI. A: CO.,
WHOLCSALi: DltUfldlsTS,
Importers Mill Dealers In
DUUOS, MHDICINIX, Sl'ICIN, PAINT'S, OIIJS,
OLAhsl, DVi: isTUITS, Ac,
Nos, ami and 311 Not th Third Sh eet,
l'hlladclplila.
JTAOKX, IJOYD & CO.,
COMMISSION MKUCIIAN'IX.
and Wholesalo Drains In
I.r..r AND .MAMTACTlhtKD TOIIALVO,
SCOAIIS, Ac,
No. 1)1 North Thlldsitreet,
l'hlliidclphla,
l'onsli;nor, can forward their Mock "III llond,'
without pii'iuylnthe United stales lux.
1
7STAHIJ.S1IKD 17M.
JOI1DAN A lIUOTHint,
WHOLIXALn CHUKTUIS,
and Dealei-h In
BALTT'HTIti; AND 1IHIJIHTOXE,
No W Norlh Third Sin el,
Philadelphia,
JllXKH & HOST,
SucccssorK to rinnhlin l'.Sellcr A Co.,
Impnttci-H nnd Wholesalo Dealers In
LKiUOIlS, WINIX, Ac,
Noj.IIUnnd llJNoilhThliaSlreel,
rhll.idclphla,
"1? J. LKSTKH,
WholcHJlo and Hctnll Denier In
FOIIKia.V AND HOMIWTIU CAIll'iriS,
OH. CI.OTIIH, WINDOW MIAIUW, Ac,
No, North fccuuid Sheet, oj.p. L'hrlil Church,
1'hnr l"lphu.
yitODlIKAl) & KAUH,
Maniifacliirers nnd Wholesale Dinttin 111
llOOTrt AND SIIOi:st,
No. !ll Norlh Third Slreet,
t'hllndelpliln.
'JMlK UXIOX HOTKh,
Arch Street, between Third nnd l'minti HtreetK,
Philadelphia.'
cmtmT wi:iu:n,
Proprietors,
gT. CllAKIiKS 110TKI-,
ON TIIK KUItOl'lIAN 1'LAN,
Nos. Ml, l!J, (il, and IW Norlh Third Sheds,
between Market and Arch Streets,
Philadelphia.
CIIAllIXst KI.lX'KNint,
Manager.
G
1 1 It AIM) 1IOFSK,
Comer or Ninth and Chestnut Streets,
l'hllndclphln.
H.W. KANAOA,
1'ioprlelor.
t-ATSOX A- .IAXXKY,
Importers anil Jobbers of
SILK AND I'ANCV DI1IM (100DS,
SHAWLS AC,
No. nil Market SI i eel,
1'hlln.lclphln.
p A. IIKXDHY,
Successor lo Hendry A Harris,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer III
HOOTS ANDSIIOUS
No. ,Vi Neath Third Sheet,
l'hlladclplila.
H Vi 1K'moiAX'
with LIPI'INCin-l'ATltO'lTKH,
WiluLIXALIUIItiiCLItH,
No.il North Water Sheet,
ami No. LU North Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia.
G
I KOIUJK II. HOHKHTS,
Imporler and Denier In
HAllDWAltl:, CUTLLItV, OCXS, Ac,
No. lill Noi Ih Thhd Slreet, above, Vine,
Philadelphia.
B
KXJAMIX GHKKX,
Dealer In
CAllPrl'INflS, WINDOW SIIADLS,
OILCLOTHS, .MATS, AC,
No. :i Noilh Second Sheet,
Philadelphia.
J V. HKAHD,
with LIPPINCOTT, I10ND A- CO.,
.M.inur.ieliiiersaiid Wholesale Dealers In
HATS, CAI-S, 1'CIIS, ANDSTltAW (ilJODS,
No. IP! Market Sheet,
Philadelphia.
J)OWK, Kl'STOX kt CO.,
MauufachllerK and Wholesale Dealers In
COTTON VAIINS, CAISIT.T CHAINS,
11ATTS, WICKS, TIi: VAIINS, lOUDAdi:,
llltoOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WAltll,
I.I lOlCCidl.ASSLS, CLOCKS, I'ANCV IIASKLTS
TA11I.K, 1'I.OOlt, AND CAItltlAfir.
OIL CLOTHS, AC,
No. ..HI Maikel Street, south side,
I'hlladilphla.
T II. WAUTKH,
Kite Walter A Kaub,
Impoiler and Dealer lu
CHINA, (1LASS, ANIHH'lXNSWAItl',
No. 2J Xorlh Third Sheet,
between ltnee and Vine
Philadelphia.
"JSTAHIilSlIKD 1S3).
1 JOHN UllAKIItT A CO.,
WHllI.r.SALi: DIll'IKIIsTS,
and Dcalcis In
CIIL.MICALS, MIIDICINLS, I'ATI'.NT MLDI
(.'INKS, SPICKS, PAINTS, OILS,
WINDOW (ILASS,
VAltNISIIUS, lives, Ac, Ac,
Southeast corner of Thhd and Callow hill Sis.,
Philadelphia.
HaIHKL'STKH a- HltOTlIKIl,
Impoilcls and Jobbers of
jiosikiiv, (ii.ovns,
SlllllTS AND DliAWl'.IlS,
nriToxs, susi'j:.vdi:i:s,
11001' SKI H I'S, HA.VDKi:itCHIi:i-S,
TH 111 IADS, SlAVINd SILKS,
TTll.MMINiiS, 1'OIITM M ON N A IKS,
soaiv, pi:m'UMi:uv, tancv hoods, and
NI iTIONH 1 1 KNKlt A LI .V,
Also Manufacturers of
nitlTSHUS AND L'lOKINll OLASSIX,
anil Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WAItll,
11U00MS, IIOI'KS.TWINKS, Ac,
No. Noi Hi Third Street, aboMi Vine,
Philadelphia.
QOTTKKI.I, AY It ICS,
Wholesalo Dealels in
l'ISll.CIIIXSi:, Ac, Ac,
No. IKi Noilh Whaives,
second door above Anil Sheet,
Philadelphia.
JJAHCHOFT & CO.,
Importers and Johbcix of
STAl'Li: AND I'ANCV DUV 10O)S, CLOTHS,
L'ASSI.MIIIHX, llLANKiri'S, LINKNS,
wnrn: ooods, liosiuuv, ac,
Nos. m and M7 Market Sh ect,
ubove I'ourth, north side,
Philadelphia.
pj" W. HAXK'S
WHOLIISALIITOIIACCO, MNl'IV, AND
CKl.Mt WAUKIIOUSL',
No, 110 Norlh Third Sheet,
between Cherry and Itaee, west side,
Philadelphia,
JOSKIMI S. DKW,,
Maiiufaehiierof nnd Wholesalo Denier In
CLOTHING, CLurilS, CASSlMLlllis, AND
VIXJ'INfiS,
No, H North Third Street,
I'lilla'.lolphl.i
IliLKH it KliDKU,
Wholesnlo
nooicsr.Li.r.its, ktationms,
AND 1ILANIMIOOK MANtTAlTLMiniW.
No. ail Norlh Third HI ret I,
Philadelphia,
Wall nml Citrlnhi I'apers, nnd Slnllnnery trni-
I'lnlly,
psTAHlilSHKl) 1823.
w. CAitmiNTnit, nr,Nszr.Y a lu,
WlIOL!'.SALt: DltUOOtSTH,
No. 7.17 Mniket Stu d, one door below Klhlh,
Philadelphia.
DllffIS, Ml'.DlCINlN, ClIICMICALH,
PAINTS, OIL'S, (ILASS, VAUN'ISHIJl, DVI'-S,
nnd every other ni tide perlnlldniflo tho business,
of the best quality, and at lowest market rales.
yxwiKWs, wn.uixs & co.,
jienieis in
l'OIll'.KlN AND DO.MKSTIC DUV HOODS,
No.'iOlMmkcl Sheet,
Philadelphia,
gXYDKIt, HAHItlS & HASSIHT,
Manufacturers nml Jobbers of
MKN' S AND llOV'S CLOTHINll,
Nos, Ml Maiket, nnd WJCouiluerce Street,
Philadelphia,
"y KAVKlt tV SIMtAXKIiK,
wiioi.KSAi i: (inocr.iis and commission
MKIICIIANTS,
Nos, anil uV7 Arch Sheet,
Philadelphia.
T I. IUTKKIIAHT.
Importer and Dealer lu
IKON AND STIILL,
No. 10 I'lolil Sheet,
Philadelphia.
II
L'HHAII FOIl CATAWISSA!
THIS WAY I'Olt 11A1KIA1NS.
Ooods to compare with slrhnreney of the money
market. Look and eoiapaie pilees before pin
ehaslna elscMheie. Just call at the favorite busi
ness stand of
McNINCH A SIH'MAN,
and you will be met by llieobllshm proprietors or
I iiei r clerks, anil si town through thclt great varlety
sloie frcnofeharire.of course. They will kIvo.vmu
ii fair chance to spend your Imwo chaime, they
tills! mm h more prolitably than It can he spent
elsewheiu. Their
stock or DUV OOODS
lids Spring Is much lamer In nil Us vailelles Ihan
usual. Their
LAD1I-S' DUHSS OOODS
are of the nicest styles In maiket. They have a
Hue nssoitiucitt oi
HATS. CAl'S, HOOTS AND SIIIILS,
su.MMLit cloths, cAssixirrs,
CASSIMKHl'.S, AND VI'.STINUS,
and numerous nt tides common to such establish
ments, besides a KCIictal assoi hucnt of
HAllIlWAlli:, TINWAUi:, iH'KKXSWAIIi:,
and (iiuici:nir.s
all at meally icdueeil prices. They w lsb to con
duct their business on the s stein of
"PAY As YOU do,"
and they think Ihey can allot'il losell verycheap,
Theyietuiii their thanks for many past lawas,
and ask tlio future p.ihotiaKo of their loriuer i us
turners and the public geiieially.
MrNINCII A- SIH'MAN.
TIATAWISSA It A ILHOA I).
J riom and alter Hi lober IMIa, I lie trains will
Hiss iilipi'll .is MMMIWs;
(toi.Mi Nolllll. I'.lmlla Mall at I cm.; llrle
i,.aess ai .':is a.m.
(loiNii Son il. Philadelphia Mnll at II a.m.
New York Kpiessat 1 cm.
IlKOIICli: WKIIIl, Supt.
JM kTaW AXX A A X 1 ) JJ L( )( ) a I S
1 ; lll'IKi 1IAIL1IIIAII.
i in and niter Mnicli 11, Will, I'assciiKer Tinlns will
l an as follows ;
Sor'niw Min. Leave Scranlou at kini'.v. and
' uifi-UMi in i. i. ill hi ...i. ; I til ii Ml is.
ImiualsrJili'.M.aud nrJi.i.M. Anlveat Noi I hum.
beiland al H: "in cm. and lu:.t" a.m.
Non i n wa mi. I o Noilhuuibeilaud al 7 a.m
and "i cm.; itloiimsbiiiK at s:ii a.m. and :-', cm.
Seranlunat Ihn'i s.M.aud II cm. Airlveal Senile
lou at l-':la a.m. and Iml i cm.
II. A. l'ONDA, Supt.
KImsslon, Maieli 1.1, Iski.
(l HKATIMCXXSYLVAXI A HOL'TK
A tollie
NOP.TII AND WI'.ST.
I'Ol'll DAILY TI1ANINS.
ON AND AITKlt MAI1CII I.', lsirfi, trains will
leaeas lollows:
Leave Wash'll. Leave Hallo.
I'.spicss aiau i:.ma..m. ;i;aa ,
Cast Line 7;'Ma.i. I.mo e. m
Plltsiauii and LHellx.. I: !il cm. 7:ii cm.
i iiisiiuiK nun i. liana v.7i iiar.M, I':J )1,.M,
TWO Til A INS O.V SUNDAY,
(Coiuiii llim at I i.i 1 1 1 mi ii i
I'ine Wasbiuglou at I'li.'iaud 7:10 cm.
si.i:r:i'iN(i c.vns on all nkiiit thains.
LOW I'AIli: AND IH'ICK TOIII.
Cum run Ihioai.di froin llallhaoie to l'lllsburj;
Krle, or Kim Ira without clianue,
.1. N. DUIIAIIIIY.
Sllii'llllleudelli NMMt.lt.
piml)FrLiMiiA 7xi7 ' f.hTk
1 llAILllllAD.-Thls peal line haveisis Hie
liollliein and noitliwi st counties ol 1 Vmiw liaula
to the cilv ol Kile, ol Ijike Kile. It lias been
leased and Is operated hv the
PKNNSYLVANIA It.MLIiOAD COMl'ANY.
Time of Passenaer Trains at Noiiliumlicilauil:
Lkavk KisrwAiMi. Kile Mall'l'ialii. ll:i'i cm
Kile Kxpiess Tialn.lWiA.M.i Klmlra Mall T lulu,
ia:iiA..M.
Li:avi; Wr-srwAiin. Krle Mall Train, ,', .m..
Klie i:piessTraln, 7:11 1-..M.; Klmlrii Mall Tialn,
W P.M. '
I'assenuei' cai-s inn tlirouKlion the llrle Mall and
i.xpicss irains wniioiii i nailer lu.lh wins lie
tweeii l'hlladclplila and Kile.
Nl'.w VmiK 1'o.N.Ni.n ins-, l,eae New York al I
A.)i,, all l e al Krle.al !i:l."i a.m.; I.eaie Kiieal l:.V
CM.,nirlveal New Yoik at a: la cm.
.li.,llil si ,hi ,u ,.t. .,11 ..I,. I.,
l'or Inloimalliin respeetlni; passi unci- business
apply at Hie corner of Tliiitleth and Maikel
Sheets, Philadelphia; and lor IicIkIiI laisinesvof
loe i .mi pan,! s aireuis,
S. II. Klimstoii1.lrcoinerorTwellthand Maike
Sheds, Plilladelihl.i; .1. W. Ile noi, is, Kile; Wll
Ham Itiown, Aaent N.C.It.lt., liiilllniine.
II. II. lliiUsniN,
(lencral Ureliilit Auent. Philadelphia.
II. W. (iWl.NNKll,
OeneralTlcliet Alien I. I'bhadeljilda.
(leneral Supeilnlcuden't, Vllllaiiisi!oi.
March '.V, Isiji.
1) KADI NO ltAll.ltOAI).
1 SL'MMKIt AIIHANOKMKNT.
April 21, IMiii.
(Ileal Tnini; Line nan the Noi Hi and Northwest
lor Philadelphia, New orli, Iteadlov;, Polt8 llio
I amaniiu, Ashland, Lebanon, Allenlown, liasluu
AC, Ac.
Trains leave HaiTisburi,' for NewYoik na fob
lows: At :i, Ts in. and Wrt a.m., and a nnd twi p.m.
ciinneellmt wltli similar trains on ihe Peniisvl.
and III a.m., and '1:111 and Iiuj p.m. Sleeilntf Cais
cieinwe iiioos, wniioiii
Leave Ilarilsbuia for HenillnB, PotUvnie.Tnnia.
, , i ,,iii T i"; , ' . - l ine i ,rn. e.vlllt'll low 11,
anil Philadehi ilaat 7:10 am., and 2 and Hssi c.m.
V 1 1 '''""""''indprllii-ipal ay Stations
'Vi " ,'i'M' 'I!,'1,1; "'- ""elose eonnecllniislor
I'oltsyllleor Philadelphia, l'or Pottsvllle, S, ,v.
kill nawii. aud Aiibuin, la Sdui) Iklll nnd Has.
nuebmina (la hoad, leae Ilnirlkhiiru nil 1-1 P.M.
p-. J 1 m'. ; 11 iHiii it 1 1 .l.ii t s. a.m. iiiiil .I'liai'.M. Polls.
..... ... ..... r,j.. jiruiMUHl III u JUKI
i AM.jiuiil J:Uii,M.; TuiiuuUii ut ti; n a.m. mid
I HUM nl 1", W,
l.MllVlt HiiIIlvIIIi r. .. II I. !... - . i . ....
a. d susiiueuanaa iffllKiT.?:!. nt"",
a :y ;. , imn hnom Phii,;;,;:, xvzrs "l
1 ' 'VJ111''' ll'dhoad Trains leave ItendhiK at
s , ,1 ,'"ii m. ,'v 1 " A;:!i
let, a, i,; , ; . i. . r.' . .. ,v , uu.i.
Mint ul 7; iji a.m. ! iraiiUliinmi!l):ir 01. i nml )"u.
v v i. ' ! . mill i: w a. si. for
I', . . I Vi " ' "tiimi'-ituiiu.
S('lllHl) 'IhL'olv nl i-i. .,,
r'l ii m I 1 1 i . I f". . ' ri,sn, lAi'UMloii, an
1 mti'N to ami lioiiuill
.1
Itoltllh
hiuee.'i'.'Tll'' ."''"". l:illl' ImilllllS
naiiMt;i'u!!uwi'iluieh p issenciT.
ol
M
R U..ra Apnl.'-isw."1-'""
CCllKlil;, HKHOKU it CO.,
HI'.NIUIAI, COMMISSION Jll.UCHANTri,
lienlers In
I'isit, salt, etrnrwE, puovisions, Ac,
Nos, ia and lil North Whai ves, above Arch St,
Philadelphia,
Sole litems for Wilcox's Wheel lrene,lu bar
rcls, kens, iiint cans. ,
1
M1E ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
fhu ATLANTIC MONTHLY, bv nriien.l r.nn-
scut, sliiinls at the head or American mnKnzhics,,
It numbers ninoiiK Its coiilrlbiitoisi I he most cml.
nent wrlteisof thcitav, both In I'losoand Poetry,
and Its prates have nlwiiyx lellecleil what Is bcH
In Ameileali Llleralute, It lins renehed n tin u
latlon ncer liefotn irahied by any Aiiierleaii niai;.
uxino of this i lass, and 11 bus, by Hie lon pi-ilmf
of Its existence and the worth ot lis contributors.
Iieconii" firmly llxed in public esteem,
The lollowtni: ale nmonu tho most nwmltiuiit.
rei;ularcoiitrllailoiKt
11. W, I.IIMII I.I.I.UW ,
II. W. K.MKI1SON,
WILLIAM Ct'LM'.N IIHVANV,
J. T. THOWllltllKli:.
DONALD (I. .MITCHKLl,,
i a lyi?u'ei i '
J, U, WIIIITIKlt, ..........
O. W. IIOLML'S,
IIAYAKD TAYLOIt,
HAHHIKT II. STOWK,
(IA1I. HAMILTiiN,
I!. P. U'llll'lif.P
TKItMfl! Shwle subscriptions, four dollars per
ci.'fii llA'11'.s. To copies forweM'ii dollars: f,
copies jor siMecu noiiars; lell copies lor Hilllv
ilollais; and caeli additional enpv tluee dollars,
l'or eiciy ilub of twenty siiliseilbers nn extm
copy will be tiirnlslicil (trulls, or tenly-niie co-
iies inrsi.iy iionars,
Uosr.Min. The iioslnue on the ATLANTIC Is
tMcntv-lniir coils per i-nr, and must in all casn
oe pain ai I lie oinee w aero 11 is recelM'il,
Xl'I'.CIMHN ClllMKS .,r Hie ATI.AVTIH
MO.ST1IIA will be sent on iccelpt of tweiity-lha
cents.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY and our YOUNO
FOLK'S will be innilslieil tuKclheriil lUeilullan
per ,veai.
Special indiicemciits are otleied lo teachers nnd
postma.steis to piocaie stiliM'rllicr.s tootir pcrlmli.
mis. Aents wauled tliroltiiiiout I In- eountrv.
l.l.l.nu 'ili'l'v.tlr t MM.', (. II..I.II..I
li!l Tleiuoul Slleeillovttin, Muss.
Ql'H YOL'X(i FOLKS.
erespcftrully Invite attention lothefolloMliiL'
note 1 1 mil I he utile and luinalar Hi oiilv shih. w...
is'i iiiii'iineoi in ii i nuns ioi i ciiiisj ivama.
All ssts. TICK Mill A l-'li:i.lis. Itiisloo. Muss. ,
Hi:mi.imi:n, I Vi in It me to eoiiicralulate voa
i'ii nn iiiiin.i'ii piii-rcss in - .nil llllilll- 1 oll.s '
1'roin Ihe Issi r Hie first number I haiewalih.
en wiin iniicii soiieiiiiue ns mint ami cliaiacier
wen Kuowluu llio immense Inllnence, lor noml ,,f
for evil, II Hoiild be likely to wield, .luiluliw
by the tone w lileli has ptcallcil lu lunch ol oar
jn.ei iniiiii-, iiihii renmou ami scelilal,
hcalleilness which can alone sueiil; In Hi.,' r.l.11.1.
ualiiie, or thai the In It It and limeniiousncss ,,r
.'inn i iniii ih- iiiiiijh'ii-ii nn nun nispiiiceil In n
taney lor the ices and deceits of ma tiller ,enis,
iiiil'liiiA- ni.i iciiis nave pioieu IllotlUilless tilnl
the w iiole com mil it It v liae to fliniili nit i,,i i
iluclim a unmaliie so well adanled to therlass fur
..nun n i. iiiii-inicii, linn so eievailliu anil lllla.
in?. Ill 'is 1 1 1 1 1 III I ll is. S.I.IU 1.1, 1'. II.11JS
iiepuiy Mine siiieriiiieii(.cut Schools, i;i.
Tr.ll.Msoi'OI'It YOl'Nd nil.K'S; S'.'a vear in
aillalli'e; Ihlee coiles, :, lllf'coples t'.s-' leu ,i
pies, f 1.1; and eaell addlllolial eoiv !!l..ill. Ti nlv
copies, s:ai,ainl a cojiy uialls to the peison priu-nf.
no; mo eiuo,
Slieel.ll lllillleemcilt.s ofl'ered to toucher. t.. ... I
ns litems, r.i it cm 1 1 op.i aim circular scut to iiei.
sons wlio M(si In piiclle slllisclihelH. for tin
'""i. i ii.tua i ii.i.iisi, i-uoilsuers.
P'oston, Mass.
KV VOIUC JiUADKU.
.......I..; V.. . .L i... ... i.. i t.. . 'j ""niiiy
'lint I.tMIH'lt Ij i.i. 1.11. tw..1 ......... lj
mis, nun iihi, (lir-l ill lltmillU1
""",1 c-ui n, i linn in i nc i isu in i lie M'luict.
Sl'lls.1 lMf ItiV It I'l I I'i.i- n .1
: r"it.v,iuii' .vi-iir, ti; inur rnnics ioronr veiir.
t iaiit (iiin lor (m rart (iin rxini
t hp iTiii i-uiMn iiiih in ri'iiii,
III ll'llll- t II h.H II !lt .t.l.ll....ll H 1.
scrliiliim ti. II... 1.1' V Hi It i.i, i iV.... "
it WiilrriiiK-I'ldi-c liipcr. Tim immt will lu in:iil
t il luMiliM iilicis lor Min i' iiifiiiltis inr oiu itoll.ir,
mi'I tlif ihltliVNM" ol city MihsciiiiriH will la
Hiinmerl iipoM iiiiiUiitloit nt thlt oIlln-.Mi tlmt
1 1 him' u lio v it tin. siiiniiiiti- ..,.,.. ... .: ...
ili'ptlwil of thN i-ck!y iiliotouninli of i)olitical.
I 1 1 1 ' I II l' IIIMs.ll.. il I itit.iil I. I ...l.i 1.,' ... .. '
" ' in i ' .111(1 fH i( IIHJ
tl Iff 1 it ii it v. All i-i.i 1 1 1- ... i . i i... i....
I( ttiTs(t(niimuiilriitloiis, cic., iimst Iip 'ikMiohiI
It l iniiklott Siui t, Ni-w Voik City
VKW YORK TKMKS.
, , ' i "'iiniiiiiiil! Hie auesi nr.
I l'"l'l """".'''"c New-H, Is publlsheil dallv.iil
llll.T lilnv'i'itii'u ..'..,.......
.... ......... . , .itiiiiav eiiuiull,
tllehe ilollais.
The SI'MI.WHKKI.V TlMlIS, illhllslie,I , il
tl i tl It t '""'"i 1" " c ue cenis. In nilill-
nn iiiieinm oce ny leieirra ill
Up to the laolnelll ol Uoile.. lo iless, thele will lt
iiiimii in ,.ii..h nn in i..,i. ,i... ...ii...: i... i.i.. .. ..
V....J f., .... i'i'ie-1 t nsniOKI'lll
... ,."'.,..-.1,1 . i s, w Kit mapiue leiicisnmn
our coiTespondenl.s In Lonilon ami Pails, uhlm
Vi. l i I'liniii- ii'ciiiik aoioan, is luaile a sh.
. ,i , ' ", ", "' " h i in i , inaiioiuoii lo Liu.
s MivV'i" !i 'v'.iVUiU1! I"lks "' lhcila,,H,a
SI..MI-M 1.1. MA '1 1.Ml:,s lias a ti,ij.e ol calelulli.
prcpaied.col elcl.il maller.KH lll' Hie latest '.
Iianeial .Settsaial .MalKet liciorls; Itenisot a.
. : '," . "in iesi, .oinpileil II . tin
souiecs man ol lilc-li are olllel i Ise liiaecessll,!,.
in ine .linn lean reader; and marilaxes aa.l I
.'oil inijies ami iicailisni tne neelc.
,,,' .' -'.iii. i.i i .in iif or.cw'SMlli.
maiy-lic iiKacaielals.Miopsisaial dljrest of tli.i
news of the ilay, Is alone uoitli ilnulile the miI-
i i i V i r-ii'ei.as ii picsciws tail
, ,, i i , '"iiiiciiii,, ciassiinsi inim all
n as i InUiesl.aial miisi pioe xaluabli) us a I
'1 HUMS. '1'liree dollars ieraiiuuin. (Tulinitu
arc illscnuilmied,
''h".'i:id'hYTIMr.SaibIlslieil ul Iwndnlhrs
i,;, ,,', , i ",' 'i-i'ionm in ine laicsl ;t la nil I
in elllj-ence by lclci;raili up to Ihe laiilucul i.f
... . ,ii- nniesi 11 le-UlllKIIIU .Mils
l.lllope.lll ok, with Kinphle letlels liimi i.nr
eoi iespoia ,.,,is hi I Inn and Pal Is, K lint Hi,.
lone nl public lecllim- nbroail.Is inade a snel:,l
a al pelliianelll featllle. lllliililltlon to l:dlloil.iJ
I VTli 'si inpiesoi iaeoa,llie wr.rh-
... . I I p"i;e "i eiiti'iiui.i .ii,-pa 1 10 inuc
, if ' ii h'.''","o' k1vI"- !'"' I"l''l', I'lnaneial Ni I
i ...... .i , - i""-si iieius in .ki ii u ii ura i iiiiii i
,, I i m . i '"'"lest.comoilcil irom souices ninny I
i niaeccssuiie It I I lie .MUCH-
can leader; and Jlaulauesand lieallisol the mil.. I
jICW YOUR TlUltL'XK
i;Ni..ii(ii:ii.
Tin: LAiioixr and c'1Ii:ai'ist.
i:m.aiiiji:mi:.nt nr nn; iuii.v, m:.M.wi(i:Kl.r,
AMI WI.I.KI.V lllIllfM:.
TinVie' Jt!V,,,,!,1,"K.,llu llml 'ho sire of Till I
I ... tl V tit V I i moil' I nail oueiill.il'
- i-.i.. it in it'iiiiiin tue same,
.rM!SV,,1,S..''.'l.l!.V'.!:1i1.'1" sl "Sl llllli: Milt
TIIH UllKAT l'A.MII.Y NIAVSPAPKll.
iiii,.u,n luiih lll',l,KI, 'llllli;
s pilnled on a laiue iliiuble-luidllllu sb. el ni.it'
llin I'Ullt liatie ol slv Inniul ... .1 .u ....I.i. n I
"iiiiiiiisiiii me iiopiaiaui i;iiiiorials puhlsinl
111 I11K Il.lll.V lllllll'Sl' i.v, 1,1 .. . -1
toeni hue. ..v. i v,:.; v:. ' '
llui-lll-c Iti'Vli'WMir I hi' niiw I (ni,.,.,,,,,, i , . I
ii..i..tii.r v. ... n..,.i.... .i". : . I
ut ns ui n.iiiKll,,nili:iitK. tho latest m.w lm.n,.l
Ot lllf I Olllltl , ii KIIIM1....H. ... ...I I V '
t. Illui ihv ot tl.'ls rlt; mul i lswi;;.,"; , yi"n",
-.. .... . .... . . miii-i i( v .iiiuifAM iiiiii r-.ru i ii i lurisb
lire when In session; Hu, 'oicl,;n .News iccciii' l
by i'M-1'.v s e.imcr! Hvi liislin n , Vi" .... I
by eu-ry sleaiaer; i:.clusho lb noils of the m
ii.Vtii Ti VV if ",",":,.7 """" ine .Muerami
t ., rallis about l'liill, and other II, , nl, ul
llllal a d Atil'icallatiil liitm ...... tr... 1. 1
I llh...
OI Hie lailllcls' I'llbnl Ihe Amer i'i.l I
loiinhy icsldoiiis; stnil; I'lnaneial, faille,' Hal
. ii i'.. . ,i . " . '""'el i.eporis, inaKini I
bolli lor va Ii ti and coinplcli nt ss, ulio-.etlier Hi I
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