11. Journal the Cash System.
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Editors are liable..tO prevtlence. of
laws at the, present ume,twhich makes qt almost
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penseeand waste of time , we are 6ried to incur in
he .colleCtion of our . subsCriptions, which pot un
requently equals thelamonnt of thp debt i we have
concludeid'to publish the Miners' Journal
•
_l ence
forth the cash - Princlplp, t o accordance with
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:ith on Or following terns :
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,Three4ourths I'[Olie do. ..... .. 6
1, 1 .13:,1:3111CSS cards, slines, 3
For any peri,id' sho 7cr thin yAa 'a .•
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. Deaths, in Which•invitailions are extended to the
fromdsand relatives of!:he Oil ceased, to attend the fu
neral, will be charged as adtiertisernents.
We el:infidel - 10y Jxpectd the cmilicraticin of - our"
friends in this our' new Sarrangemeet.
.
OLD DSTADLD‘IiIi'D Il'AtSSAti E . OFFICE .
10 . 0 Pine Stri4l, c , ol-ner Sgt . th '
r braslease to call
II .'• t'
toil pf his
('r el an -.IC,
Puldie in gederail, tp thli following
- rratizeineniti for 1..1/3, tor tile par,
ro s e o r br iiptirg Si:omod end,
.teerage*Pusseni!ers, by
nevilrit Parket Shtps from Liverpool.
Ca lk ins Days of Sailing from
Plaines. i . f Ncw York.'
G. Washingt on, ' (June -7 Oct r 7 Feb -7
United Stitt& 13ritIon • 13.. 13 • 1:3
Garrick Si,itidy t ` 23 •25
Patrick Ilenty Di No, July Nov ; 7 . 1.1ai
Sliefileki - Allru 13, . 13`'-
1 - ins . 25 9.3
ilndepf.:dence • .1";: , ,f nz , 7 'Dee 7
Iv^ tan Alltiln 1,. ' 13 13 •, 13
Siddtins, . 'E. Cobb 23 ;, •
Ashburton , dap 7 :try '7 -
Ste'n Whitney Thipopstm 13' 13 ' 13
'Sheridan Dqdy.stet.. ‘. '
Days of Sailing from
Liverpool.
it 'Ay Nor. thi r
Aug 1 Dee 1 Al 1
. 1
11 13
4 1,5 '25
.G. Wa.hineon Barrows
Untted Stules Briilon
.Garrick Skithly
Petrick Henry 1),-.14no.
111 , n
( ullins
Slit
independence Ned: ' 1 •' 22 ' :25 ' 25
Virginias ' Allen , I Oct. I 'Feb' 1, Vac . I
!; 4 1E1df111.9 L. Cobh j • ".11 ' 1: . ) ' ,1:3
11slibbrton 11 uttiesoM '25 ' 25- '25
Sie'n WhitoCy : T:iohiPsoo Nov 1 Mar Illy 1
.:Sherilltal • DeltCyster ' Fie • -1:1 '- 1$
negulttr. Parket Slaps to and from Lando'. t
, I SlitNo : Captaois t r Days of:Sailing froth "
' Names, : . ;New Vrirk.
Mediator - Chatliviole June 2 :1 Oct 1 Feb 1 ,
Wellington UliedfcvieN • 11l • .'1 10 .‘ .10.
,QiiChec . 11e1ter,;1. •.. 20 , 20 . '2O
l'hiladelphta 110Vey tlis July 1 Nov 1 M'r 1 ,
Switzerlarid• . '•Chti'dwich .". 10 .' 111 ' 10
11. Dodson • -Moignti .‘.• 20 ':' 20 ' 20
Ontarto BradislT' • Aug 3
,Dee IAI 1
'l'erot:oo Gr i 4 tyoll,l ..‘.. 10 ' .10. .` 10
Westohnster 'illoiirc ' I
..." 20 ' 2O • :20
St. Jdriteet . .Sebtr - . Sept 1 Jan 1 May I
j'ilo:o7A. . Tniket. ` In ... 10. `-, 10
,I..;latlnont .
Britton . .` 20 .• 2;1 ' ,20 •
, ,
:-'.' Days - of sailing trim]
. : •• , 7 I .. 1 .• ,- ; London:.
::11ceietor Chailvt•ielt I ttlyi7 Nov 17 NPr 17
Wellitigton Chaii:ki.eti -•• 27 '• 27 27'
:Qui bre .
hrd : Aug 7 Dee. 7AI 7
rhiladelpliia r Ilo::!ey: ': .• • 17 ' 17 . 17
:zwitieriartd. ('lijakiwieti ' 27 ' 27 '' 271
1:11••Diidlon ,1 , tan ' Sep. 7'Jan 7 \l'y 7. 1
•;)iit4..',"to --, 'llr.itti-h: 'l7 ' -.17 '' 'l7
Ttiihttp: ',GrOsitilti -,. ' 27 'I 27 '27
- Wmtri-t-Sskr, AlOtire. i ,Oct. 7 Feb 7 J'ne 7
.St. J a mm,- - t..Sttligr ' • • •• 17 ' 17 .
.17
.Montreuf - I:Fliiker , ..' 2 7 '_ 27 '27
,Glaceiittur ....Brito,-. : Nov -, * 7 11Jr
. 7 rIY
. 7
In additionitiOltealavye.ftegii!as,Lincs, a num
. lier.of.Sidendhil'le'y: York btilltXransior.t.Ship:::,
such asdhe•:'Arliioncta,elt.' : "Sentl-,lnd:,' .12ussell
Glover,' aniV 'Echo,' ::.•iil curitiolue to sail from
• Livorpcitil weekly - , in regulat• * stite•ei:sirmi thereby
. previinting the IMI:t pe;:situlitv• or disom:lon or
• delay in Livyrpool: .arid 'tor' the acommitedi on
-or persona vett...bing to remit money ,to their m..,
ilies o - r.ft tendtt, 1; have arranged the pit the ,of
my Drafts on the folloiying hanks :—. , .
•,,, .
le Ulster Bank, and branches
IRELA:s D. o'll'o l -Provincial Bank do,
)
••••• . The National.Badt ' do.
All Drafts'A'avable at sight; aCeither,of the a
' bove b,an.4s t *ir:br'anelles or . , agencies.
• - ..; .• A Messrs. Spimer, A t3tood Sc . Co
ENGLAND. •••,'; : bankers, London.
'.. °.4 P. I%'.:llyrnes,'Es-n. "Liverpool.
Passengers eaP . als'o;he. engaged 'fm
ro:Liver
pool \to Philadelphia, !Boston, and.Baliiinore, by
the rep:llldr 'packat sii9is, •.on apillicati9i being
makpersonallY, or by letter;,( post gaid,) ad
'Armed to . i-- : •• 71 ; ' ::', '
- • 1 - jO;SEPET MelltllllAY,
100 Pine street, corner of South.
,
, AGENTS.—In Pottsville, Benj. Bannan,,Esqt
.: . 1 :•-": f, - ; Lowell, Pich. Walsh, E r ci.e•
I ;In Albany „T. Gc'tgh, 11-q... - :
,
• : In Newark, John: A.lo:':olgan, Esq.j
'.' ,1n Toronto 1.1. C., Rogers and
' : ' '', Thtunp-en.
I also beg leave; to assure my fritrals and *the
iublic in grineral,;that4 the greatest pilnetaality
"will be ebse' ved'in the sailing of the above ships.
toeiher, wad c.lt . ali
e....tirs "i..ricl'l l I:may have, and
.., that passer: crs e:•:111 p . '2Cietize rlll,ielay ou their
1
arrival at the dlo;reht:portif tvlibee theymean to
. embark, .. . : ', , . , . ,
P. 5..--Free'pl:vsage can also: snored from I
rthe various ports til irelaed 'arid Sbglittid
which sicianiboata to,Liverpnul.-
• , JOB EPII ;11aNItillltrOr; •
• , 1
' •
100 j fine vitae), New York.
Gives drafts in Finns. to.suit Appl‘canth, on the
• . eforincial Boni, of Ireland, payable at •
Cork _ Liiiiertak • '
Ballymena Cloninol • - Parsontown .
4-•-•
• -,Lttiamiderry,DOwnpirick Sligo : .
Cavan Wexford Lurgan • I
- Belfast ottingli. 1 ; Weeder:l _
Galway , • Dung.zinpan :Bandon'
Ennis • Armagh 11,Lnp...harm:on
Ail•ilung• Coleraine, Strabane;
Kilkanny , Dungarvan *Dallina
Tralee' `-• Moneymora.
Youghar Enniskillen
'Hilriish • • Menaghan.
'Erat.aND--,Spooner,. iltioaort- Co.,• • Bapaera,
Loridon,payable in ever); town in Great Britain'.
-BYRNEB, Equire, Liverpool..
•
,CITY OF GIA,GOII 'BANK, Payable iu , every
town in Scotlandi •
ile? York, linuary 21,- •-
I' • EAS A —Fesli Green and fi3lack 'Teas -of
4:lune quality; tiy• the chest,, half cheat, or by
metail.. fur
• saki at pricts lei suit the timen , hY .
i f .t
• & . A.IIEIWER,TN,
~ • ,17 s s ,
lie ' , iii,-
$2 00
LI 00
.. 50
VOL. XIX
rill lIE remedies prescribed fur the cure of d s
. ' eases, have correctly been divided into el s
ses according to theiruperation„upon the hum n,
1, ..
W .
sitq %Vuin. Thus e have one clss Which eai.cs
the stOrnaii - f4 toject its contents, called erneti,
; soother inducing personation called dicophoro._
',ice and—a third which evacuates the . :stomach
i and howeli3.derieminateil Clia riles; oke.: Cad+.
tics or, purging Medicine' dli
s, li:ive in every :iage il t: d
'country beta the favourites of the physiiiimi for
the cure of the most obstinate arid alarMing ma
ladies. The wcintlerliil friccesi attendhig tt is
mode' of treatmert will, rcadilv: he untierstu id'
wl.en we reflect that the stomach and bowels have
assigLed-lii thein, the imp”riant function of di.
gestinn, or the conversion of tbod into blood; that
vital fluid intended tor the aloe th and, nourt9i
m.ent of the whole system. It tollows that when
ever the• digestion Organs become depraved or
dit'qualitied thr the healthy put tOrmance of Ottir
. duty (anti this occurs daily in civilized societ.3l )
itrip6re blood ; and consequently disease are t to
results.
Iths laren remarked, that whenever the blp::
.mach i: , not usefully employed it is always ht. ,
mischief. That individual 'who would deny tfil,t
the mosi a tortoidabledisha'se.;;re daily cured by
the use of 'r'ills:compoiliaCled and for sale ill al
trick every liaMlet:M'Aurcotio:ry, would certaiii.
ly risk his teptitalitm for veiazaiy: The Pricp
hol.tas, or Indian Vegrtshle Pills lean'e the
:impact], ourifY the 10.0imil remove kritlan.'
• tie.
n, and h a veyhatved;ernir.ently
. michil in curing
bilious fever, bilious cholie, Milarittnation of the
liver, rheumatism, drupity, j.iutolice, pleori4,
li
eistiveess. &0..k.e. ...Fewalia3 ref sedentary ha h.
its ari,d'...subjt et to indigestion, gatillency, heap.
fiche, depii.ssion of spirits and uneasiness, will
fluid relief froin.the 'use of these tliVs. ' There is
not a disease bttended With a 1:::.11 pulse, a 4:10
skin, and iicoalvd long*, that these pills will
nrat . re hive. Tile hollow Mg i;impleMarrative tall l
slipW'the bentlit derived•from tneS:e pills in d'..y --
• ------_l
- common disease :
cEitTIFIA3A.I'III,-
been cured cored by the - use 4' the Pocahor
tas Pill of an:alarming disease or'the liver of se
vvral years stii,rniting, I drem it a duly to m 4 - - e
rite case 'known to . tiultlic, for the bent fit tf
others.. I liad,ta ken earloos remedies which ali
lnided only temporary. relief; after'using two bo t - ,
k -
es orthese my tivieti.e yielded;- and I- bare
enjoyed good health litr - the last. six months.
%VILLI.AM FOLLME:II.
Milton, Aril
mleihe,a.?.nwe: •
\V GeO;lge Reilsr.yder,
Newedstle, :Steiner Seituylkifi
(high. tiinslcy, Port Cort - Vri, Schnalm Y flesreY,
Oluivsburiz. Tbrouerbliot ihe Male ,a. soppily
can always be had of Fred: Kli tt & co. pro-
Fists, corucr of 2d and Calloa bill streets, lila,
kielpbia
A;tril:?.2
PURE VI'fiIiTE . L.EAU. . i
IVET ETU ER jJJ..r& 1310.a1i 1...1t, manu 111010
Y v rev, Ni (i 5 north Fiont street, Plii.lad+
pltil,-hve now good supple of their, warranted
pure rd Jep.f, and ttne,:e custom( rs who hrree
bet n
. spa s t;i ‘ ozly s.ip l ,:te,i in
. 011;,e9 Ilellee of ' a
run •on the artle.le,., shall itu..v. ha. , ,ctheir. orders
aged, 1
. i ,
No .kno\vit sultsat.e.e:pes . sesscs those ,pr,:t.cr,t d
'live arid beautify rnt2,. proper ins so. der.ira hie in la
paint, to aa (goal ixcat with
_Anlldultt • rated
white lead; hence any admit:4l;3re - pc uttivrlnater ~
ala only mars its value. •1.1. has Che s rctore bee
the steady min of Ou iiitinith f e!nrct - s, for ‘ trian i
years, to supply to the pi . thlitt a
. pertccq :Julie
white lead; and,the-tnic'eaeta e rt - demand l'o7 n tlie a }
tiele is proof that it inis . • the: wilt fa-or. It / IS
tit ea ria'ot r hri-..ncicLi tin one head— W ETIFF.III(.,
& BROIII.ER, iii lull; and on the other, #A'a.-
11,...XTF,i) PURE—allim red offers.
Is . ovelube,:).P, ' 47
, .
Sept • .) Jan. 1 •tit"y 1
• 1:1 • • 11 ••• 1:4
TYPES Al' lit 1)U( El) PRICES.
IrgIYPES, and all Other Printing materials mantilar
-a. Hard at CON N ER'S'UN rxED:,TA:I'ES TVPI:
ANC STEROT ' Y Pr, rtf,y,Nl5RY. terner of Nassau
and Ann streets, New.-Lark, can lie had at 1?IG111-
TEEN :11.' i ll CENT4teduction from old pricetp:
l i
'rite untler4i , ncd rer.tiectFolly' informs the 'silt! p -,
trons of the T., pe and S•ereotype Feto l dry; Fortner y
known as James COIII)Pf . S. and : more:recently as Co t
ner & Coilte's, anti. the lit t (iite in general. that they
. ...
are prepared to execute or( urs,lor
PRINTING TYPES. PRESSES,: . .
Chases. Cnies, linposin , i - Stones Ink Frames, and ev
ery other article necessary to fiirm.complete,Prii
ting,,e,,tabli:Ainents, On a- , fdvourahle terms, and i i
as find quality as any other eiqatilishinent in the V
nited States. - .. .
New prices, per pcund. Old prices, per pound.'
Agate 06 cents. • Agate •• - 108 cen I
Nonpareil: 6ti Nonpareil 81
Minion .54 'l. Minion • 66 •••
Rrecier 4i F ' Elrevier 34 "
BoArpis - 46
flow' , Primer ;26 • I,ong Primer '42 , •o.
.Small Pica. 34 •• Small Pica .; • 40
Pict'. .flea 28L .
Herders,: Cuts. Brass Polo: and all other riTtil
manufactured at this csta lihshment, at the same IC
ced sates.•
New Articles got up to order. on tieing furnish )
with patterns.
The Type cast at this estab . lishmenris,,both in
style or Face and, the material of w hir is' ma
particulaily adapted Inc scriice in Newspaper Pt
[mg.
All 4os:is ori - stereOtS•re curniseeri to order.
' JAMES CONNER & SON.
April 211, ' 17
25 0100 orFe •
athers, for sale very
• 9. • - in any quantities porel
sers for rash, at pricesirom,lo, and , 2s c
per. j)eund. Ready made Beds, . Bolsters, a
Pillows and curleeliliir Alnitiesses, ,Moss
and all other kinds to suit any sized Bed,:ya'i
always on habil. Curled Pair and itiew.Oileat
Moss by•ihe b ile or single pound.
•
Cpuntry Store Kee • pers *Mild find it' In
adecprage by „calling , olt_i_i_e_ . 24lcviber . bete
puteliasim• . •
• , TINLEY & CO.,
South East cc:griller orSee:ond and Wallin!. S
• Philadelphia, March Ij, 12-3 mo
Pllll,-,tE1F4.P.1114, AEA ING,
-
POTTSVILLE JUL ROAD.
• .
. '
. : SUMMER'' ARRANGEMENT.
. . CIIANGE OF jiocits.
•
On and 'after Saturday, April let. 1813,11 re pass'
ger train:C : 6 . M leave at the folloing hours:
From_ Pottiville at 53 A. M. j . •
_Prom PhiladelPhia at 6 A " I 'Y .
Both . trains pass at KitstOwd. The down t
breakfasts at Reading, and the 01:train at Norristoi
for.which . ls.rninutcs arc altoirVetlut each station.
' • FARV.S. -
Ist Class Cars.,2d Class
Between ;Philadelphia and Pott'sxille $350 ands 2
Between Thiladelphia.aad Rending* $2 25 arpr.s
Excursion Tickets: good for two days 'only,
Iletwee'n Philadelphia and Pottsville. *5
Between Philadelphia itid'Reading, 4 . 00; -
14
April
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS'
• • •
311litGRGAN, in Market street,. next d
-!• to Mr . 4 ,N'al fi nge.r's tavern, re4pectlully
forms the citizens of. Potts Ville, and the !pu
generally, that she has just received a new
fashiomable'assOrtinent of millinery and la
goods, lirrionyst which are the A,lhert Braid,
rence Braid, Needle StiaW, Enilish Straw,
Finteo Lawn Bonnets, with a fine assortmen ,
men's and boys' Leghorn and Sea.gratts I
all of which will be sold Much rower than
usual prices for,castn. • .Bonneta altered Arid
•
up on The most, reasonable terms. , • .
'' a
I
gm
MOM
m I.7_l\l'
=EMI
"1 tCICL TF.1.61 . YOU .TO
TUE.POCATIONTAS, OR INDI
TF,up.rApLE PILLS. •
TO lIOt7SEKEEP.EIt..
.
_CM
eat•reGatigt , :eq . A iif
F I ES 9
OWELS OF ANP. 4aING OUT inciA THE CAVgfiNS a.totts - Taiss, , an. - fil.:4 tVIIICII WILL GLtE STRi:NGTII TO OCR 11211
WEEKLY BY BENJAMIN BANiNAN P Q,TI7 SVIL LE S CHU
,
Office Ly'rles, No. 34. •
: . Alairlealoh bear with the untameil soul •
. '. Of ore thou host loved too well;
' Let the dark wave of oblivion roll ,
O'er "the words it were vain to tell:
Apd - hend not thy . bright and flashing eye,
• With aught-but a kindly lo , •
. On him whiise fierce and wil 'agony,
Its scorning could scarcely rook.-
.-
Thy cheek has a flushed and aning glow,
•
Thy lip has an nervnus curl; • ,
And the rapid-beat of thy pulse's' flow.
~ - • TellS of passion there, my girl!
' Nai! crab not as - torrent, let it rush, -
A lead not the torture here!
-.- 'Twcrii a foutou sjae 511C11, lore to crush,
- 1 1'w#e sport such a heart to - 86r. ,
What, 'silent? oh. where is the blightisr , look, '
, .
.... The e.ye's dork flashing gleam; -
And the withering curl of the lip that shook '
- ' My soul li.;:e, a fearful drearrit
' The angry steam, that was broodhig o'er
Thy,:epaii, bath passed a*ay; : i
I
I f t' Ana thy face. in it calm young loveliness,
I .
`d.--'hows naught ol: its gloomy assay. . •
' I
1 There's a da: - ,gerotis sp.]; in tli beata y . girl`,-;... • A saange and coMpleie control;' ,
1 • I have Ifnit its power in the joyful i-,-lii - r; ':
1 ' \ • Of passion within my soul: -' • . ~!
' ! !In nays to come. I will tell thee - how .. -
1 .. ' Aly Spirit bath bowed beneath - • ,Iz
- I ' Its chairming force. Mit would ask thee no 14 , L
7.- Wilt thou Jove inc?—"aye till death.„,".; \
_
. . . . ,
G From the. Latlie's . Comdpion, for June
1 I CAPTAiN MlLL:kit. -'
i - 7
BT lIENTIT T., TCSATA MIN. i
“Stmlnied tin, e fof the dangers I had passed;
And I loved he'r that she did p.!) , them. rUtdello.
One suinmer afternoon, in the year'fSl3-, an
Arnerica . M•ship of the first' class was de:cried a
mong the,islandS rd . Bost.M steadily ap
pa-Oa-Ching the. City, under favor of a iight. breeze.
TheLese of ran experienced mariner woUld douht.
les4 havel seen,'
at a glance, that the. ve'ssel 'wes
rourning from a long yciyage. Teat* Vie,w; haw:
ever, of the various fishing panic§ in the bay, and
of the fe' F. spectators whq occa•ienallY regarded
her through a spy-glass (rpm a dislarice, F . 1!() not
only • arpeated in fine order, but had an•air 'of
freshness and good trirry,itlipt declared under capt l
tal management. seteral dayk, indeed, the . '
crew had Ibusied themselves to good purpose in
garnishing their craft;'to insure her handsomely-.
§earance on reaching, port; -and i now the -pOor
fellows had ust finished putting - thernselves' in
:lan array,lend, ever and anop, turned their sea. it
Worn face's, with great cheerfta'ness, torhe green'
shores which seemed to welcome:their arrival.'' It
truth, one of the most pleasant. things in
the world! to greet once more the stable car,h, af.'
tern long abode upon " ocean's grey and riaelan-;
waste."
an
as', hat hay appears;
in winter; on an 'afternoon in ...,lUne, beneath al
cloudless sky, and to the gaze. of men who had'
rocked on the waves fur nearly five '.mont'6, it'
;seemed like: an opening paradase, 'Fhe mate,
wthlehe Overlmaked the preparations for a speedy
banding, could nor refrain froth a lap wpiWC of
comOricene,y,
.as. he antiyip,aled the delights :
2"; going ashore." . Ife wall:Cr' the deck- with on
wonted paynney; art-I there Was . ithne of the ac.'''.
customer) sternness in his eye as he watched the
sailors-at ; their work. pule, d, he
%Abatis abacr,ity . and good will iniending Jack
hand where there was no necessity for So doing,'
,
which eliCited a signficant..sinile from more than;
one old-sait,such a contrast was his behavieur,tm,
the surly I Iliscipljne off B , mnifings. ' The exe4l l
lent spirits of the .mate were somewhat dashed,.
rAhrn ' in 'one.
,of his superfluous turns, he chanc
ed to spy the: Captain Lacingover 'the bulwarks
with the saddest ez pression of countenance he hid
k •
eve'r knoWn him to
,assume.
1P : 1v
. . .
•1 Fc,tuliful hatbot at length
served, with a view to rouse his commander from
his gloomy . reverie.
' .
Arery, , was the lanorre reply. • t . •
!Our pilot seems to understand, hid bUsinesi.,.
sir.'. ' . ; i • • ,
, Well
is that Sullivan's isiind, sir•'-'
es. . •
These Iler-o reoindtrii Pigdid not e the mate's
• •
cUriosilyi which greatly increased, when, on' re
turning. from the'Yabire , after . ,majfing his toilet,
he beheld the Captain:m.llle seme position, gaz
ing as dejectedly upon 'the loveli scene around
Bo if the 'is'ancls'had Veen so 'many icebergs
and still wearing his sea-jacket. and tarpaulin.
At length lie ventured to tut:ode! upo'n,thiS prof
traded silence,
,with an ,iti3uiry'reliafi've to the
Ptipers, and having fairly engaged his at;
tention, determined to •plock out the heart of hr's
mystery by a bold interrogatory. 'Excuse me;
Carain 'hot it strikes me, as a little strange, that
:.
%%bile • wiei never in -Boston in my life, feet
so glallat!the sight'of thy: State (tense, you'Aould
.1091( iCjt it urh imlifferent (yes oilon yOut hoineJ t
ieplied.the . Captain, mournfully, •1 have
no home,' •
rhat. retired,,hut his inquisitiveness teak
changed io respectful sviapathy,'at dist.overing
that'so able a scamm and trite-h. a , tcd a man, aS
.he,kneW' his chief to be Cluld.sni - vey the pleasant
I
features. of, his native lapdsc tpe, after - years of ab
sence and sticcessftil adveniure, without a single
association of joy. lie recalled the' devoted care
which he had bestow - ed upon One of the crew,
Who tali ill during the voyage, arid died at last in
his arms, with his p-irting sigh, hle-king his name.
He thllgh. of the Move splflievotion which led
him to 'toil all night for a cotintryrpan in the
East tr lL wies, in' rescuing prop ertifrorri the flames - .
A.,.thousart instances of sim:lar geherosity rush
ed upon his mind, land -lie - asked himself how a
rnanAtis overflowing with noble sympathies, and;
stria disciplinarian as he was, idolized by his
) crow„;nd With warm frier* in ei•ery Port,should
1 1. be-in forlorn at home.
1
The ship was soon safely monied; and the pai.
,
tairt hating very, leisurely ma ethe,requisite ar
rangements, stepped.upon th o
wharf with as lit
tle apparent intereit as if he lid left a ferry boilt,
and strolled along the busy streets, without a sin--
Info glance ofcuriosity. , He smiled' naeabiriely,hoW
ever, .or'once twice, ci•heri ho was passed sortie
bustling pedestrian with O careless nod recog;
nition, Plainlyindicating; how Hide: he had been
tpi:sed., At length, he was comfortably seated in
his lonely room at the Tremont-House, watchidg
the. fantillisr faces' as they passed. 'After all,' he
rriused,jdesolate as I am, it is better to have been
a wanderer and an outcast than to have suffered
. .{
my, free soul to be cramped and clouded like ma.
ny of these sons of Marinade The qapttiin's.
Solilciotiy was suddenly arrested' by the appeur
..auce,of a personage, who seemed to excite in his
t!"s9l3oo,,lings, too deep, far words: Ho became
much agdated, and,,itto objeet„of,ps attentr r en,
happening to cast his eye. towards the windoiv,
.manifested both alarm and eurptise, and evidently
,quioene.ilihis,stee,.ss* a
,v 2 iew of eradipg•no
, . T
..1:4C,i1t,4 49 d u trgsysgs,ol.4e, c a t t kr.. s 4Ro . -
-
POTTSVILLE G-ENERAL AD
• r c SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1843.
iiii
NOME
II
Oil
ly induCed him to cuter the house.:
the fmmer, ushering the stranger in i his apart
ment, .explain treachery:: What a pack of
cowards you all ate i I overcame all objections
before m departure,' and placed in your - hands'
ample testimonials in sup Port of my character.--
You professed yourself satisfied.. : IgY
withdrew..
.I started on mrvoyage with the hap-
py convietion; that op.my' return, Adeline would
be mine.' This hope cheered my squir her letters
came regularlY,'breathing the deepeSt affection,
ivhen.ittit as I was preparing' to embark for honk
arrived - that cidd-blooded 'renunciation, which, I
nev'tvid helieve itas ttrilten by hc,, and your
brief epistle, us her guardian, ordering me never
to aeeher'more. Now sir, I tea/ see.her, Shia
ssall'eetn6rin'edth her own lips thiS . crut I resolu
tion.' : . ;
..No captain,' repl'ed his Companion, with' some ;
confusion:4e must not te. Ade;Mu has thought
better Of her Msh engagement. yotiliVere never
destined for , eaCh other: She requested - me to as.:.'
111
You as •a mart of honor, not to :intrude Avon her
retirement. -Ifer sister has married a clergyman
... 1
since y.,,,i were here, and they a , Llive together.—
Unless you enter the house by free, you cannot
see Adeline. I have done my duty,: sir ; —good
eveg
/Iptain. Millar lied the Misfortune, when qUite
. ,
a, y l outh to fall under the care of an unpr:hcipled
step-mother, to, escape whose tyranny
,he turned
sailor. Rapidly advancing in his prOfedaion; he
- bud been roi, slevetal 'years in command of East
India'phip.s. and was one of the most successful
masters irithe,nade...„ Thp only being with whom
he claimed alfinity,,at the outset of his career,
- , ;
~,vas a aiSter yetirrgerithah hitwelf, repo se lace
thin Blanc 51.1 - Ved to iittaclillitn'to the apdi of earth
where hie was born. Oh returning Oimil his pre-.
vious'vyage. he !Mind this beloved girl 'quite ill,:
-andlexhcii,:ing symPtoms, : of ciinsumption tie at
.. ,
once deteimined to remain on - shore a year, arid
devere himself : to her welfare. Aim ng, other rem
edies sungested by. the physicians, was hinseback
riding ; and every day of the lone and dreary win
ter,, i
ire' accompanied his sister to p 4 'e q uc,strini
school s yhere,-sbeliered from the Elennitts, she
could e n gade .in this noble exercise. Por this
purposehey selected an hour in the day when !he'
i
circus was least frequented'. It.sii happened, how
,;n ! .
c , ,rer, tnatthey invaablid 'met a yotittg and helm.
/ .. .
tiful Loy win. came' thither , frorna clinilar cause,
and wiise'syinpathy for the sulfeter Was immedi
ately aWakened. - •llay l atter dav,-.the two ladies
• ,
rode together, knowingnothing'ofOch other ex-.
iept byname, ivhi'e the Captain sta..d•by,eare
, fully watching his thatge, and pihialheart r-joie- ,
ed that his sisters's rides were Made cheerful by'
'so sweet i e companiOn. ; One day, hy!rms;alo, the;
'former was mounted int an unm a nageable horse;:
a noise in the,atreM fright, nett hum and, he rush
ed headlong.through the wenn. '';The attendant'
sprung forw' at'l and caught the hridlq bdt thefle
-1 animal da.ithed by' him, and a 'Moment only
seemed t i o 'intervene bCtween his lovely burden
and destruction, when her brother threw himself
. before the horse, released his s;ster's foot from
the stirrup, and bade her spring;.- • In.a moment,
she was in his arms. F , lt was the 'wink-of an in
stant; dint so - gallant an 4Climi- had the effect to
turn thel attention rf the tanl, : y other lady. preSent,
upon thd herci, of the Itri•iment. To pin, even'
'for once! the 'devoted rpdarda of a woman, is half
the battle. Adeline,.[) ...—-, was not only dis
tinguiShcd for beauty ;• her mind was highly' gift
ed, and ter•rnodest races were only equalled by
her quiet itidepetutencfe , of. character. She had
been sought; by what err; called eligible young
men, without a Orticleof. success. They •were
attracted chiefly by het lwealth, end she had the
'discerinnent to - perceive",, and the self-respect to
despise their rnotives.f 'A few weeks,afte'r the ad
.venture above described, - the fair invalid in tatting
lade ef•Adeline, after their ride, expressed her re
gret that for the pr*tit; t hey . ' shmild meet no
mine; as- her health wia.s. suffieiently, restored to en
able her brother to procCed on a long meditated
• .
voyage.,to Calcutta.; •• • . .., ~
..Whirrt does he rain!' asked
,Adeline, in a tone
whictidifirayect an interest deeper than mere
cu
riosity.
•''
.'Td-rnorro4:., madame,' anzwered the Capain,:
approaching he'r with tlefrence, 1 , iperlops!yoit
have friends there:tit so, how happy should I be
to alto I to any cO,minands.' l :' ' i • ..
. ' ,- N0,, 1 thant. ynh,'sir ; it only occurred to me,
• .
—thatts—it. Seemed nut treating]Notir : friends
quite,4lit to leaveithem,so abrubtly.',
.1
.7tly ile,ar!Nladatne, with the exception of my
sister:[ have not aifriend• here.' ' •.. .
'Oh, yes, ''one; ITIO:C, ' she, replied archly Jand
holdir. , :out her hand:
It is easylm satic:pne the result. ; Like Od?cllo,
this bilk' the Ciskit tin His voyage
was indefinitely postponed. It was disceveied'
that h's,sistei's health, after all, revirerd
ridt;s, and...moreover. as the weather became
warmer, the open.sit was far preferably, and a hap.
pier pity never exptored the environs of Boston,
than Captain Millar, his betrothed and his sister,
during thec-arly days of that happy summa. .
' When it was.proclaimcdthai the fastidiotis;nc.
compliShed and
,rich Adclineß. was a
hiirrt to marry a sea-Captain, whom nobody knew,
great eras the 'indignation in the city of the
,Pil
' - Iri certain fashionable. circles it was cc
.unbecoming a moral sand religious people,'• to
sager the thing to proceed; and inothersdeclared,
' , a burning shame' and qv' perfect sacrifice.' The
next question was how to prevent . it. Adeline
hild too much spirit to allow interference,
.and too .
Much honest pride to be made the dupe I d 'local
prejudtce4 At length a knot of malevolent gossips
. -
irt utiori the scheme of opposing the match, upon
the. ground, of, what they assumed to he the
,Cap
tain's notoriously had:chararter. •I ; They ,d.rtsgger
ated every weakness, and denied every fine trait
of his disposition; they raked . up, :with o the vilest
assiduity, every - peccadillo they could, w i ld:6h°'
!east show of,reason, lay, to ;his charge; ankfinal.:
ly, they submned a vulgar:lvemat, to hying against
him an action fiii breach of,promise. When'the
,storm burn upon the loyersi the injustice ' \ of, the_
t
;
_slanderers, Made Moline cling more deco tly to
one who sttirered thus, for her sake, while th hon
est Captain teek his enemies by surprise, h the
promptitude of his messcres: ,lio proved the
falsity of many of the accusations, others he frank
ly confessed; he produced the most tritirephant•ev
itlerim ofhis, ir,c,bitv
o auti faithfulness from the
merchants;.wholledemployed .o him. Those who p
charged him , with'morcennry motives, het cholteng.,
ed to repeaLthe insinuation to his face; and the
lawyer_who was about to institute proceedings on ,
the - basis of a lie, was effectually - frightened by pae
threat ofrt severe flogging. In anontla•thiadisati•
pointed overseers of Adelines happiness, retreated
into early appiessr i nse;,atlii 4 l;(+ 4 l.:i.vainlnaisgi'
-'-- tt--1 1 `-'-- '
• - .
I
;
• I• •
DSIAN` suturcr ALL NATVRE TO dux CSPS, AND PLr4SDRZ -DR. .IOIINSON.
LKILL COUNTY,
witnessed-his st
the South, emln
prolonged much
his 'enemitei: he
intercepted his d
was forgotten,
prostrated with
plighted truth:
not been able to
ter'S marriage and departure for
died-on_bis last voyage, It was
bey ondhis itnnatiint Wishes, and
ely: r:eneeied' their mochinstions,
:iteo, and persuading, Adeline she
lir 'they - Wrung from her,. When
o fever, the recantation sf. her
Fortunately, however, they: had
induce her to form inoth . er en
was the prime' rnetice of ~their
of Captain
idence of-Adehne, and from the
end of his gsr‘lenotie.dwelling of
lei-in-law was il-arly isple.—
ied posted him s elf on the day of
bich happened to be Sundai,- 7
111 !ell began to rin-,ithe dour
iuifter ernerzed'wtil4 his wife on
cline on the othero - fhe Captain
t a distance, until they came to a
when.his beloved, hithlrawing
•
he I rear. Ho stole .to heraide,
of surprise, anti seldoM has a walk
ke act:A:ion of -a rnarO:satitfactery
nsuld.
When the miniiter. look
it into his pew, he was not a lit
eeel-a strand' on Och pleasant
%. with, his pretty-sistei•in-law; hOr
• much diminished 'Whtni on the
g, he found himse:i otticioting at
ogement,
treachery• An i •
lived near the nil
bliruhliery at the
her (defied hrot
Thule her httre.l
ter his arrival . •
Just as the seco
pened and the
one arm, and A
followed them.
narrow title-vial
her arm, fell to
checked her cry
to church been t
interview than
ed from the put
tie n!tonished ft
tering ofintimacl
was hi 3 surpri4
fallowing event
I,er wedding
Frinn'the 1 111 York Tribune
Ili.Xxl Titactc !---The .4.'reniri , " '''
• , 1
March i last, contained, among- a
y ntistken, the . , following naked
l eg rd to the present Tordr; i
'e Eve ri - ing Poat .f,Marcle 7.11. 1 1 .
II .
lox ck• 311 K ' ' Pelprt . .—We are
1 tha frirtners, I the mechanics and
launiryleould see the 811100111 0: tax
ril,i, the pr l peeeds of their labor
of literlsonal or family use; under
elyld tiata would he given by them
1, who ledypeated the present aye-
Id I bei - o II ' seehow dto
I 1 ppit cmuch.
• "TAFING
.Post, or the 71
pleat deil.egnal
ebsertion's with
'
writs Oisus l
col.fident that i
laborers of our ..
which theyp ly
on every article
this Taril,. scar.
to elect ate me
tern. - They w' 1
under the Twirl
on alcc.4s, scythe
nails, spades, .•
kettles and 'eve
per,and tin, tha
nishing a house!
much laditiona
loots, shirts, II
also, on shawls,
articles worts b
•terpanes, beds
• they consume •
salt, pepper, cq:
the natural pri ,
all that is paid.
on the duty a
lane-third of.w
After the duty
the Governmen
pay for Abe . col
port duties we
•us see, how th i
manufacturers 1
r - :- ilieyipaid over the natural price
chains,' cant iron, horse-shoeS,
ihovels l tong 4 knives, forks, pots,
l y ' kticlo of iron, steel, bras's, cop ;
is, neessory , in iMilding and fur- s.
till more so, if they knew how :
pricci they pay for coats,, pante
neeli Nat6,shrife and liandlierchuifs,
borinf hp,
rri gloves, diesecs, andother
i ; fe l llfs,on,heets,blankets, coun
,nd pthowri. Not even tile' articles .
I •
-scape he increased prise-4-spg4r,
1.
tn'uch more iinder the Tariff than
13- I Thit the rriere.duty levied is not
Them impert i er charges his profit
%r etired; and Ibis is equal to full
!at thel consumer Pay s•
paid,ti.x
4 .as duty.—
is thus‘ 3portion goes to
, '
t. Atiout. on t e•halris expended to
ectioni But 'this principle of tin
, I
vill co i nsiuer.at another time. Let
Tariff op . eiates on some - of the
f irott.
swA lure charged with s duty of
ad valorem, Risking the retail price
hart:tfoubie, f imported Under the
er a !fee imhorlation: But.this
iied, oud tho domestic article-will
Woo Sc
eighty per cent
not much less
prescn't tariff, o
article is pyohil
be sold instead
tax, indeed to
caung the consumer to pay no
he Ulited States, but a tax,to the
['darer of une.thirq the price, for
usinl; his inferior article. The
e is Itandscnne to the eye, being
finery but on account of die high
l as iolbe made out of wire, instead
eastern mane
the privilege n
domestic artic
Made by mp,cl
,price of labor; .
!of f..rceo blan.
pent fr la groa
the . tvorti; is n
IS. ; andi so tria l cause than!, a ear,
i orer'eads (foisted o ff. Besides,
t 'So gitod pia earpnter:o use 'as
e, 'lie's° inconveniences aro to be.
,rivilege of contributing to the ia
the!manufaciurers at the East."
1.
I
n particular nettice of this article at
I appeairance. line Wing then that al
rtien lit contains is utterly at vari 7
filth, ice might:have expected some
he Popt were not notorious for its
nee, in error. , lMtvever resistless the
fallticy . . WO were as muchsur
stet!, therefOre, tafind thelollwing
.t same
~,, Eneninm rust of night be
t 1
the Avening Post of May 18th.
Worth Scazws.LWe have been
le ofd screws manufactured by the
Screo Conipsny at Providence,
re re4 . .tarkabty »eat and . regular in
ship, twnpared with the British or
tiqrsi nac/ . rough to the eye. We are
,st ofii mantifatturing.them. is about
tlisf, a girl wall torn out, w:th the
15 gria # day, and that the mama
oinilny makes about a ton of them
nta.qe furnished twenty fire p c
ban ¶he EngliSh artick, which will
ale ill this cotintry,vvi suppose, Ta;
Iff SeO' the advertisement of the•com-
a foreign art ic
borne for the p
gotten gains 04
&e &c. &e.'
Having tak
the time of its
most every ass
anco wittt the
recantation if
dogged persist
evidence of it
prised as delig
Edit Oriel it th
.fo . re last
WIZ
tiMERICAN
shooed a 63M
New Englan
R. ,I. piry
their workma
is .
told that the c
a cent a gros:
machinery, si
factory of the
daily! They
'cent. cheuper
ensure their .1
riff of no Par
t • •
pony.
I
ee Tmtlers.! are your erecter! • On
rh,' die Evening Pu . st editorially de.
ood-sirews cost in this.countrAdou
.
y 'nuffht, on'account of the Tara
tnferinfer i or
rat Mai: ' on the I , Bthof
ithat the,.Lmcrical article Isfarsupe
' riiise and is t w enty fire per cent.
r• • •
I his latter statement is correct.
, re
the -American. ejticle i nu7 hanging
with some favorable ape.cmens of the
fide, t,te. the \American are
r, while they.: aro ►r.hesiter than ter.
ere oversold here.
• ith'the Prices 51 rent and the lid
,' eir,ewn organs staring them in the
Siich, 0 F
theßth of M 4,
clared . that .11 1
Me what th. l
,and aro rer I
May it 13SSCT
piar to the 1:
cheaper
have a card o
in our Lidice,
British riapl
v,stfysupelk , l
eign,gcrope
And now, 1
missions qE t
face, how cc
that a kirotec
articlo by the
will do so—
comb, 'in Ind
now doing it)
their stic i csa
Ought such
without disc ,
12i.
t a, oco aces continue to assert
ire ,Duty increases the rest of the
amount of the duty? Apdyoi they
ay, Oov. Polk, inVonoessce,.Whit
'sns„ land others .of.thair leaders are
• day ftfter day; and expect to secure
by tosking,thia,People believe it !--•
a , patty to, prosper'? Can it do so
ter toilthe Country,? _
I •• t•
the ~e4gine. companies. have recentlyplan jet. tip
. 11 1 . ,q1:&!t•?1,
member of one co Mpany goes up to a
tiotiac;; and commences thus:
c?ap:thet et , uc , k rags e krtocrjoise
or Mew
ereptitin perfect nnocencei
a, doll, how, goei she first. • sro &
• :tili4 • -
---,.consequenee. •
§ome l bf
originated a
unique. : A
member di
elroa - re
neck the oft
4NO? iet.
r24:l4fit
TISER
The 'Steamer Aeadit, - Ca . pti RIRIE, arrived et .
11• Stan Th , :rsday muta t ing, with dates [rein
aivetpaol: to the 19th of May, her }lay of sailing.
The mien inn thias firieen days. later Mari, was re-,
b the - Oaledonia. commerl 'a ff airs
have suff‘ired little change... Cotton has slightly
Unproved' and man:y was abundent. Tile move
ments of Mr. O'Connell and his friends With re;
gard to the . peal or the Union are eFeiting con
siderai I‘. alarm Mr. O'Connell has remained et
home and been engaged in'arranging bin idans.-
and scene, numbers of the Catholic Clergy are said .
to have jOined hie standard. The Duke of Wcl. -
lingion and Hobert Peel, in the two house's,
have declared their intention of suppressing these
tlisorders. : by force if neCesaary, Great nurebere
of troops ;have been ordered to irelantl, and a crisis
seems to be rapidly . aPprotiching. O'Connell de
clores that 'though be will obey the ,existing lane,
he will rCsist by force any• new and Uncene , i6-
nonel enactments that i may be, passed ag-dost the,,
.emplaatic;lang,uage used by Sir Ruben Peel writ!
reference It o this question:
Sir Robert. P,ei, in a solemn and emphatic
manner, declared himself authorised by tier ylaj uty
to-repent ;the language employed by the crown on
thin subject, tir.a eireech which was ddivcreil farm
the throne during the ado.inistraiion Of Earl Grey..
and"which expressed the most sesolute.'delerminia
tion to uphold the union. The present govern-.
merit, he paid, would exercise far this purpose all
the powers vested in them under the existing
jaw ; and though net desirous of disparaging the
I;constitution by applying.' inr new, and extrsordioa: ,
ry power until those-of the existing law should be
l fount) pratically insufEciefit,theY Would not hes
?nate, sho'uld that ins:ufficieney hecorrie apparent,
tto appeal!to Parliament for..such enactments cis
iwnuld-efloclurilly obviate the avid ; for they were
persuaded that the,objsCi attempted was„notimere
ly, as some caUed it, the ripe . al of a statute, but the
dismemberment of the empire. ' The appliCation
to ParliOment, 'should it come' te• he necessary,
would b 4 made, 5e was sure, with the greater sue-
cesn,.in qonsequcince of the forbearri l ee'of miriie
tern to mike it until the necessity should have keen
manifested by experience of the inadequacy ofahe•
exratingdam ,
Lord JohrtSiahley ha's given notice that heShall
introduce 'resolutions malin g the duty on 'VI heat
impottAl fro'm Canada, to England one
per quarter and that on every barrel of flour. equal
to that payable on qsk gallons of wheat.
A fire at Liverpool destroyed severs.rwerchOusen
belonging: to the trustees qthels r na I:itikeoo3uCk
inglistn. Lose estimatetle't ;p20,000. • ,
An associatio heti been fermed•foi,thersuppres
glen of duelling. I It consists of 32& qternbers,! in
cluding 15 -Men.bers of Parliament, 0 aqrnirals
and generals,l4; Captains, It, N., 23 Colontls, &c.
subscription'lhata been *started by the itirend4
of Harriet Miltineau in hor behalf. Her health
preclud'es literary exertion. ,
Lord girz4erald, ford:leery P. died at Lon
don a few weeks since. , • .
Seventeen niagastiatcs injreland have been dis
missed for participating in 'the ' 'repeal agitation.
.Daniel ar'oOn . neirM,'P. is amo i ngist the number.
as also is his eldest son.; A Startling' fact was
announced at the meeting of Ihe por;r law guard-.
ians at Cork—that they were ..t30,000 in ile'it,'
.Cl.OOO of which was due to their treasurer the
fact being that the Collectors tantiot get iii the
Tar. I
•
r i'he.great ircpfal' meting on the Curragh of
'Kildare was held on Sunday. It ii stated that .
ahput 70,000 or 80,000 men were present. Po
lice. end military were neario privenrany possible
breach oft the, peace: none, h i m-ever. occurred.
Mr. O'Connell addressed the immense assemblage
at some length; , :: .
American !repudiation' 'Mill i forMS a standing
themedn monetary circles anddn the now - apapers.
• A project is on foot for addres,:ing trinle . gial.i - ture
- ,
of every State in the Union which has repudiated
—With whiii effect ieinitinstu bei seen. A petition
to Congresi by the cehebrated ' f nd witty: divine,
'the Rev., Sidney Smith, appearr in the papers. •
Setzcni or AmERICAN.,GooT3S.-The Times
of the 13th, iirthOUtices a 'aeiztire
,of 400 balea of
• American _ manufactured G sod i , entered from ors
board the'ship Niagara, and , I eating an .English
manufacturer's mark !' All the oods were entered
by the firm of Baring &•. Brothers, (or the Grin of
Taylor & Bide.' . . ! ' . •
Tas•Tnicr. op A Prcr.e
feetion to which the science of
sitainetl,maketit indispensibl
generally slienld be on their a,t,
ing,which
. c't copy from the fr
•caps: the clintax.?'
,On Weilni:•sday s'fterneen,
the steamboats, on her 'way fro
tol, a. genteel dreised vagaboni
man, and in a short time becari
iar, so much so that the two re
to the lit of the boat, end Tai ,
dieattgether. After the' boat
bout • ne half the distance, tiU
- •
less manner said to t he Ger=
person pick . - icor :pockt t.l
":SIC., indeed . ," Mml
t.l never carries my pocket
1 .iw t3 ,s pms it in my hat," at
'ling it off bead, and el i t
within, cevel'e s d ‘ with a . porket
I defy any body to rob tne."
said on the subject by either,
insight of Bristol, when'the
..denly turned to the;GerMan
my handkerch . i4 for - a few mi
directly." TheNrictim
'mediefely plared'it s fn his ita
hapdk , erchieTandpotket boo
The'trap was now set, 'awl
touched the wharf at Bribtol;
_ed the German, who was
in
demanded the article lei: hi
was off the head of the uns4
an instant, and extended towel
frisnd,fo! the purpose of alll
his'handkerchief, v bith the
did, and at 'same time
the aforesaid pocket book ; Cot
,
dollars: ,The rogue and the
among the missing, and' thi
decrllk. a'leison which wi
ter profit by.
liousnista ur TO TRo I
tells n stc2ry . a . an . Iloosi l
a thunder storm in tcliich hp
a large prairie, said, that ,bei
'47)w:dui up to the thunder
asThey ea
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AADIA.
v .
C ET. ), The per•
socket . -ptcking, has
o that the ptibhe
, ard/ The toliori
iladelphis Chton-
n board of one of
in thin city' Bris,
' l d accosted , a' Ger
e extremely rani!.
ada fiequent
took ot sunflry tod
had 'p'roceeded; a-
F e -
F ei:l,goe inn enc.
Can. "did , ever any
They never dill
in:ea the German,
took in my pocket.
the same titim 1
..ul•
•
ihibiting ihe book
handkerchier,.i.and
Nothing more was
Jntil the boat came'
;ily pickpocket au&
ne s3td, lt.ruet 1;01.1 1
.: . • 1 . i
utes, I will be back -1
he '4).Tipe," end lm
at.fi. with his own
Lfe keeping.
[ wfienaie' steamer
the i feilow approach.-
ong the 'croiatl, and
its charge. The hat
pectirig VerMan in
'llls his newly . .pund
lowing bim to take
, slight nfnd man
p@ xt ! rou,j 7 '
extracted
tamingabout sixty
i .,
dueto o :k e et l h ail o n o w k
bi '
l o af ! sh e e
rpea ad
bothi..
paper
.:,
r whoop nezeribing
nrionce . eaught on.
.coping desperate, he
o ni . to see thl:elerm
e.
From the'Baltimorp 4marican. $
Thit Taillf at the fionth.
The cotton growers have had some "oppertnnV
ty to judge of the effect - is of " tho 'pres'ent
They have - seen that it hal not enhanced the prk.
ces of Such gods as the planters have to boy,
nor has it lost4red the price of cotton. Thei far
Men its results; 86 far as the , cotton growers are
collect ncd may: be - regarded as iDditteteliit; .
But the subject is not ono of indifference to the
South. For , section cf the country; Ist well
es for other seittioui, the Tana has advantages, in
sore %blek vtittl l he:i.bundantty) yielded, as Abet
jud,ichitirily ...nforced,•is made to develop
influences upc 'on*? ilidustriarintotests. The'
tiouth has"its 4r,hf-cturingfaeihtles—wator'pow...'
or to . a watt armi;unt rhcts wasted—uriemiloyed
Imor, burdense* whet., lit might. be useful—the
raw material titdland in l abundance. 'lt rnpst en
cmrege a dideially ,of occupation. t . All Corimmiii•'
tied reuttre th'iti both for their own intlept:Mdeuris
an I for the wh jest:tale growth and culttirri - of the
;arlaiaa faculties' ehere‘viqt every peopts is err
dawed. The rnictitinic arts so essential to Mail- •
tazd L i fe, so p.anti,t/ -in savouring ition--
the et4s - ol to MdfactiYre, v , iitcrlf scicn re and in._
genuity;firid duett.an.arnple sc.ve--these to forme'
extent should bp cultivated 'ill every, cummuntiy,.
and the more espreially ire. those ill4Cra WhetC.llll7 v •
mid lias.offt red the retpti;ti'e facilities. in'sereo 4
parts of the South Athititte b:tioes Cotton 'grooving .
m!! not do Muilt l : o.ger. The soil is becoming
erheuited,-and rlre tr6ro fertile Las, ire Alabama
arld Midri•altiti produce tsii touch mine
elrunduni-
Ic'that the abler and morn si,ot out dtatricts .
be %grade to continue the budit:ead at a t
Alamitacturirig must he substilu:ed lir the country,
depopniuted. No...other Agricultural dinplo can '
be substituted, becs;aBe cf tI a impoverishment. of
the * soil —.unless itale*Cd the f culturiti. of ,the vine
and the 'gra w it.g, be tried; and thine
are oce4stiens whir it ti:Stild suit well with man
oincturesi
• Thounportanca of i:ustuining,,rean' ufit s etureain
the country op i i;lit to be'appr4i:ited capiicay• by:
ag„rieulturagite. proportion that there is a largo •
.p Pulation can toyed in -pursuits no,t agricultural,
to each prepoi:lon will the rutiket. for the fatruei's
pradudi be CUNT ged, it 'is plain enough that if'-all
c% ere engaged'. itt - grov.ing wheat Mirk cOrn',:rio
ona'w. i plilwisli to Puy thoSe S kaiike. As f 0 r . . 4 3 1 4
a maricet abrciad 1.4 our los.adatuirs: that
can be bilied i TotiiitiVto a pertixl extent; the auto •
and steady in'arketisilie itsme blanket, which has
also the Sil!iai L tage of heindhear' the fariner'e'd,or.
Laid the neare'r the..Vetter.r. 'When towns and
' !ages spring up i,n the .if;terier . ,. each becomes the •
central point to a wOlenoigliborhood, and furnish 7,,
1.. c. a a market for . ita Not:Lice. The price of land
Ice hi:median:ly; the; nearer it is to the: teWril the'.
more. value it is; afiki;!ElS thptowii.incleases by' ifs'
mechanical and manufacturing industry,,the . laiail • ,
aruund-it Mill increases in value. :11 the farint.6, '
thfdtuated-by the theliry of free importations shbtitd •
say, We will not have matiu(scturcii at lionat;'wo • •
'sta bity hireign triiintifacturea, becauee a. can buy- '
them 'chesper by a few cents in the' yard"--what
wodld would the farmers 'pay for
these;foreign manufactures? 'lf they sent , their
wheat! to Tnircrpnui and ran -the risk of a bad rev : .
ket with
. the certain Charges for tiansportation'for
four.thousand:tnilei? w hat woub) be the
robable recruit Of dietto:Morel -Would the'pri
cce of land keep up! The prices of prodtico
would: not; for every one kriciwii that only it very
kw prices at home can. an A n tticau ahippe i r atrord
t-) buy .aitrei,t or 11 iur for . cap:4l4,m to - England. • •
The Saviinnalt (Glen.) . lfepublican exigence iregpie
Spat view's on this strtii i at : •.
t , No nation ever/ becit rno Wealthy-by cdsing,the
raw Material, anktLett:excbanging it fur the Mau:
ufsetured article. The labor and profits'on mond ?
factur'ed goods are weiti:four times those Which
bring the raw tneteriol. Itlanufaidiarere %roils; night
and day; - farmerionly kIY day 'oh& in fair Weather.
The waver at LoWell; does the work of a million of .!
bunrui beings. The fermrr raises all 'ItY main ,
•force. The It'rmere prbducfs bulky,' and Much ..
is consumed in. getting to t+rket, , Pet tieulerlyif if
be dtit.lnt; Tho ininufactored 'article is light in
•
proportion.. The , firmer takes the chances of a
snort crap, hut. the Crop of tittots, *shoes, hate and
elo.h; is furnished in alt setleous. The Manufac
turing people consequently, with all these adianr . .
tage, keep . ..the egricultitral 'peet ! le always in debt. •
An exclusively agpicallaral people will a/uieilr
be poor fur*the waut ,;(' a it'or.de inailret. They
want.Teittes, *diversity. of empLyrneat'. . Balance
of trade to iii favor t.. 1 the North, because the raw
mat;' , t is! here, goes lo' the iltiUrth to be manufactur:.
ed;, instead of employing hurt many idlers situ) -^
are virtually supportod by public charity," •
Another Southern pitper, the Georgia Courier;
speliks the - : p.mit on this Tariff question... Ltt
,ayar 2 The repeal of, this tariff wmild enable Milo •
purchase Without restri:dot, .European goods, but
will's enabic also, to paiiiir them? •We are
unable to buy.noW, only because we cannot 4nd .
a market for our auiplus, nod to afford us greater fa
cilities topurchre — mii:liout allowing us it thedenie
time to sell, 0.00.1 but rn:,ke our, condition worse!'
If uur own mitnufactures 'ware broken : down
and we were left -dependent on othCr nation.; if
our artizans. mechanics, end manufctuting opera-•
were'ihtotvn on't of etnilloy ment and .dom f
pe leqto resort o . : agri'culturAl labor, what benefit
wonlit it bete, procure fo . reign goods at rates nem
inut ly cheaper than at present when to pogitoitheny,
W. Mil requirethrre times as muchcorn, heator
flour as-is r-qufred nos.? Therware are two sides
toe‘'ery . transaetion or li-irter. Ff tiyrtl . of iing.
holt cli?th tri\lY be had fur three, dollars, 'Under the
tree importerion system, and the fainter to get three'
dull tr's
: would' have ' rell a, haircl . of flout, would
hint m ore .
no; cloth cost " tm than if he were t 9
give four dollars fm art AmericerVrarticle equally
goal, arid toll a ham, of flan; under the-proye:.
tire sy scent for:five-it:11,1;bl But their is no
ranee that unlit. the free importation system for
eign manufaetprel would bo any eheapeOlfati they
4re'finsv. thsty6en.ai a had
lust all ccntu'il'over,eni , own 'maiket, eten.
.• . r •
up to foreie:mrs, they Iv o uld use thei{ Po'Ci6i l to en
diar.ce Prices to suit themselves. ,
. .. -
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il'uscais DOM't.EI rt c REC ET rm.—, To keep' 905:
'rant win fur an I. a me.-13StIlo off arid stack in
bin as usu.' Oben; rh: the head o! each bin place n
decarder i l f pirt, Whicb.kcep fille,l;al it will.evao
- quickly ; and aSslong as -theist is any port
your currint Wino t. ill be preserved admirably.' \
Thwack a seeily 'ecilie,—Proccr o soma common
dough, the 6'7.9 of a ,gitartern .. .lOsf ; ptit in half;*
pcut .of plum', twit sniall bits-of citron and'a
tea-spoonful, of moist sugar : hake tt as usual, and
keep until .quite. stale. It will be . a very stiedY
• A chic7cen ectu. 7 - 7 -bift, up the tiaor o 7 Iho heti',
roua,%antl throw inliOted tiretiocd. it is toll
accompliblieti, •
7 . 0 cure smok2Lchiiimv).:=,—,(rin. .ex,.!ei,ent way).
the file ' withcoal and stoclo,
be easeful mit 'to lig This:hod; rarely been
khornn to.falf, and It is atJho same time agfeit
easing of foci.
oz?Tlie latest olreeitytoinn4!t
ted by the Dolton l'ilst • • • t •
,By - Squeeii—Totrhr.t color dam! flogging .
change a bay 'a complextun I It xpeUes hi y~JI
'rn the. same papa, and mann. lox. bees- of 2tha
above ive find '
...
.4 Only
_Think,' said Mrq.:lsr‘wn to an4et ice..
sip, - 4 , ttiom' tocyfc4:tas ,i"bih tQ UL oa niOti
tat." ' 4411,fo!:ys?Ai9r4ilay 644 %,i' 4.4 !"- : '" i j
441;e?i thilt Eet tOis.lis 4. ••• , ...,,-- • . i
. .. .
tredt4liit , ' , " j, I
Where le -siren WA
at Oti?
= ~.741