411 . E\ WHOLE . WORLD!
El
Tisaittitt,d by all u•ho have tzsvd thon„rand
• tch.• has no!?) that
DU. PETERS' *EG&FAhLT:
' • .71.111tAIDE7S PILLS, •
the mon nntivalled remedy ever discovered
.1 - 19 bylthe ingenutik of man. Thcv.arP a sovereign
niellre following compliiiptsellow. and
Fevers, Fever and • Ag,nrr, Dyspepsii,,Croup; Liver
Complaint,Sick headache, Janndire.Asthina, Drop-
Bbegruatism, Enlmgement of the Spleen. Piles.
Chnlic,. Female Ohstructions, ilcart•burn„ Untied
Tongue.. Nausea, D,stentionn el the 'Stomach and
Bowels incipient Diarrlicea, Flatulence, Ilahi mai Coz
tivenees, 1.1)55 of Opettle, Blotched or Sallow Com
plexion, and in all caves of Torpor of. the Boweis,
wherea Cathartic or an Aperient IS needed. '• ,
They arc exceedingly mild in their operation.,.pro.
;diming neither Nausea Griping, or Dedaili.y. They
tire extensively used and commended. by' UnAcTisixa
Pnvsict. in all parts of the Union, from whom
an y qa a n tily of Cer tdicatc., of their %alue can be oh
•.
aired.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZNGERS
Are the 'Safest. most sure and effectual remedy for
Colds,C-onsumption•Whootlingrougn,Aathina,
nests of the Lungs or Chest.A . c. Ace, -
Arr. Jam Starkey, foot of Gouverneur St.; cured of
cough of eighteen month's standing, supposed to be a
settled Consumption. by these Loteng • es, I,:vhen the
physicians could do nothing for him.
Mr. Charles W Perkins, 71 Bowery. Was cured of
n severe cough and cold of three manth"§ standieg, by
Gila box of the Isrizzinges.
Rev. Mr. Iloneoek, 40 - i Pearl st, has used them in
his family with invbrialde success. and recommends
them to all who ate Ahem(' with coughs, colds,..or
dry affretirins - of lute lungs. ;:
- Mr. .31 E. Mastro siiffbredseveral.weeks with a dis.
rcssing cough; which nothing reliined, till he tried.
Lezengeiy, which cured him in as few hotli-si
Mr. Arsres llr llale. No ft Tontine Buildinga, Will
tamp la . a friend IA bp bad not coley-ed. a
iirjet.'n'tleep - fig several weeks, traing every linv - nii-
Fmtc--nttackedWithsnim , -.dikiressing cod?h,, as almosl
: to takeaway his life. Lozenges made him raise
art , , thud enabled him to sleep well at oigli. He had
Ailed every thing else' he heatd of, and nothing else
.:::11hrdi,d the least relief—another instance of saving
a lenow-being from an -untimely. grave.
• - SIIERAIAN'S ‘VO .I.OZENGERS
!Proved in more than 40,CC0 cases to be infallible
the only certain worpt-tlestroying medicine ever d;s
covrscd •
Sviorrims or Wonals.--Paiti in the joints or 'bulbs
riffensive'breath• picking at tare nose. grinding or the
icidhOuring Sleep. and at times a paleness about the
lips a lilt flushed checks bleeding at the nose, a gnaw.
ing,sensation at the stomach, flashe.s of heat over the
surface -of he burly, slinht chills or less, head
ache, drowsiness, yertigo, torpor; disturbad dreams
sudden starting in sli.-cp With 'right and' screaming ,
sometimes a troublesome cough, feverishecss, dors.:
sttalid lane, fits, bad taste in the mouth, dill - emit breath
ing, pain in the stomach or Bowels. fatigue, minsba,
laseamislincs,'voracious appetite, leanness, bloated
itna.7ch or limbs,.gripings, spooling pains in various
ri h e I,"tly, a sense:of sbnintiting rising to the
parts . - •
gnus towards night. a frquent
throat, itch ing; •
desire to pass tip„the bowels, and some.
times discharges of slime nail .^ 1
Dr ti'aien Ho, ter. It)E,iiith A'vet
three
h::":kn
that was cured of fits by' these Loiengers, at'
'geed suffering, and vv hen nothing eke would give the
least relief.. A 'soy on hoard of one of the
.11avre
. ! ,, a 6t, e ts was eured of iifs by onlyferre dose of them.
Mr. Jai& 11. Word, 37 Third street. gaVe them to
his child, and they brought away :he worms lam thou
sands.
Dr. Zubrishie, IS Duane st.. has used them in over
700 cases, souie of them of the must alarming char
acter, and always with the greatest success.
4C./...;e721/1 F. Goods,- , red, 130 S.!;:vili vituse. has us
e'.i) them in his family tor two years, with entire RIC
cuss. Twenty-I;re cents per b•tx.
Carnphi , rolr ilead,:cAd I e^o). - rs
Give immaliate relief in nervous or sick Headache..
palpitation the limart, lowness of spirits, despon
deney.inflaminatoky, or putrid wore throat, bowel or
summer complaint:, fainting, oppression or a sense of
sinking or he chest, spasms,- cramps. of the
stomach dr boweht, hysterical off miens and all nee.
xons drows.mesb thr.,n2.li the day and wake . -
' fulness Anight; elioltp. or choler ntorbus; clan lort,
la'ssitudel,. or a sens.o'ot fatigue. Pertains travelling
or attedding large parties, with tied the La tenges
ly reviving, and impart.ng the bio*ir,r'y of 3outli—u
scd efter 'dissipation, they restore the tone ia' the sys
tem generally. and remove all the'unplcaeard spar;
to-,is **.
Jyho".ll. E, itor of that firotliar.,iana
• than, was cured of a severe liendacite In sin niiimieS lay
three of the Camphor Ltatenges—he mass
agatifst threa. • -
Joseph 11 - 4 Sixes Esq., \'ire Presit'ent r,f the Wash
ington Marine Insurance Company, Ivassuffei cal for
years with nervim.: heiylaelleobat • nothing would re
,eve till he used these' Lezeiiires reinoVcd it
_ entirely•in fifteen •
Or. G. 11,:hter, ' -Si'
tit Avenue, has keen subjem
!o.yiolgtit of eadaelie, se as td make sham al
most Minn fur two Cr' three hods at a tiara.: nothing.
ever alliirded him any redef till be trle'd these Lozen.
tilts. and they ctrred him in a few Milittias.
* tV. 11. At!ree E.?! ,or 04: Now York herald. has
tiscrialieteToil ; the last year for he atliclic.or
and always thimd immediate relientror.l them.
• SheriPati's Palle .11,111's plusltr!
. .
11.00,CC0 sold ye'arly of this best or all -Plasters.--
11.1iowitiSio, Luttilia.,:io, Palo Or Weakness in the
Back, Loin P, Side, Breast, Neck. or Linibs:sifocittilli
iy;gi i rcid by 1., ); — r Orly I 2 Cviits cash, and war•
ranted superior lo an iithcr plastets in use. Be par
titular to get Sherman's P6or :)tau.'s Pfister', or you
will be imposed wino. A raid the s, Orions and ..% ortn
!ess insitations. The: i antis is stamped on the back of
each; get none witliont it; or you will l.c deceived.
Cough Lozenges only 25 cents a bon.
Worth Lezcoges 25'. do r d s
Camphor or headache Gtiv.:es; . 25 cents per box
- Poor Man's Plaster; ou , y 12;, cents a piede.
_The above I:4ediciues *or sale: by .
'l'..& J.. nEATI.V.
.
itgenta for the prOprictor. Also by
Hugh Kinsley, Port Carbon. ,
Williall . l Taggart,Tamarmit. ,
- George Beiti-nyiler, New Castle.
June In. 1813
JOYFUL NEWS.-
hanst every disease that flesh is heir' mar be
cured by the timely use .of l(1•11,1 , N". CO,M
POtIN NATIVE This may be
Proved satisfactoi ily to those who will call at any of
the stores where this invaluable tnedicine by
certificates riSroperly alithentica•ed) or cures perform
individums who' had lost all hopes of relief—
Certificate. , of l'hysiciaus who had the most severe
cases under treatment. their patients tidying ts ken the
medicine by thiiircdvice ang been cured—certificates
• from the l'i othonota rr,Clet Is tifOrOutlis' Court. No
tary.Ap.. stating their • aCqinii•latice ••:,•ith persons of
respectability rand standing, who, having the good of
their fdlow.men al heart. hays voluntarily come,
ward and it statement of their case and its core.
' for publication. &e.• rho number ofthese terti
fieritc.3 hi:mayor, - great for . newspaper publication, the
subscriber hai deemed itadviraLle to have a copy cf.
the mast iMpeirtant certif . :eves properly molten ties.
'led, under seal: to be placed, at the stores of agents,
• , who have the medicii.efor sale, Where persons mile
led with Serrifula ,ar Knigs evil 'White Swelling,
Chronic .I:heornatlsm, 'letter, Mercurial diseases .
Erimtions of the . kin, Cough of lung standirl or in
cinient Consulnption,:sick Dead.aclie may
have an rpporiunity of".• - mcertaining the na - ncs and
residences dflhose who have been cured by its use.
and who Will be willing, if colt(' upon, to G ive every
information required.
As a more genetalthat this is no quack
friedieine. to the .r.ames of the follow
' i reg . well known phyFiciarfts, who have attested to its
cfficacy:—Dr. J. P. Ificiter; Dr. . Blren. Dr. Jno.
'Otto, Dr. 11. U. 31046rd:erg, Dr. J. E. other.
Sold wholegale and Retail at the drng.and
cal Store of .
E. B. EICIIIIOLTZ. Pottsville.
3.13. &:J.1 . 1. oer svi I I e;
port Carb..m ; Henri Voutc, Orwig.sburg. .
.January I • .
I AII.OFFA , r , S VEd:ETABLE 'LIFE PILLS,
• PIifENX,BI7TERS.
l'l3lllE high and envied. celebrity which this. prl
eminent Medicine hassriainired for its invarialie
- efficacy in all t hetifscases which it preesses to cure
f.es rendered the usual practice of puffing not op Lynn neeessary, but unworthy of theta. they are known
by their fruits ; their go .n 1 testifiy for them.
and ey thrive not by the faith of the crcdulous. - ::
, • In alltases of Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious and
Liier Affections,' Asthma, Settled rains.' ii
; .fitieurnatism: Fevers and Agacs,Obstinate Mai:tithes
impure to ate of the Fluids, Unhealthy Appearance
• of the kind, Nervous Debility. the Sickness incident
to Females in Delicate Health, every kind of We:di
ne:is of the Digestive Organs,. and in all general De
ringements of Health, these M edicines have invaria
ably provedla;certain and speedy remedy. -
s They restore-Vigercus Health to the most Eshads.
ted Constitutions.
A single trial will place the Life Pills and Phenix
Bitters. beyond Oa reach oPcorupeti lion, in the esti
of every titient.
Ire Pared and Sold; Wholesale and-Retail, at Wil
liam 6; Alont's Office, 233 Broadway, corner ef An
thony'street New York.
N. 13. None:arc genuine winces they have 'the lac
simile of John Motrat's Siwiature.
The life Pills r aresola us Boxes—Price, 2h cents,
iineents. and I Dollar each, according to the sir.e;
'and the l'hcenix Bitters in Bottles, as 1 dollar or 2 dol;
tars eaCh;with full directions. -
Good Samaritans can be had of the Agents gratis.
Fen' sale by ' , B. BANN AN,
Agent for Schuylkill county.
.32-1 y
A ut,r,use 5,
.
Fcasc'4 Catidrand Sh.e.fmtiu'4.Lozenges.
•
11U:•.:r received on consignmenCtrom thd, Agent in
as Philadelphia, a Int of Pita:ea Cidehrateci Einar
hOwid Candy, acid Shernian'a Cough and SVornii.o.•
zee gee. . IL BAN NA Pl. .•
Dec. 13;-5::.—. ..Agent:
, . , •
-
.
1
. .
. . . .. 1 .,
"I mm
mil. TEicg !you- TO pion vIE DOWELS OF #'llE' EMI77, AND DRING OAT FROM VIE CAVERNS OF BIOgNriAINS./.? 1 E 1 : 11 * iVii./Cli WILL'OLVESTRENOTII TO 'OUR HANDS AND SOLpEar ALL, NATO= TO OWL USE AND I..AANC.): .....on. joussON
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WEEKLY iW BENJAMIN' BAXNAN, AGENT FOR THE PROPRIETOR, POTTO:ILLP; SC.IWYLKILL COUNTY, .2A.
VOL , , XX-
. _
A New Fountain of Life
has( opened!!
Ati, ND its healing strearnlf 'now gushing fOrth. A
brilliant star has artseu, in the East, and now
eheering thousands with 11EALTII; LONG
LIFE, AND 11APPINES. . i.
'That Star is
PECIrI'A LIKE Vt.TitGATIVE.
NOS.
These pills. let all 'understand. cure disease by a
power peculiar only to!itscfif, Which instantly cheeks
the action-and r:o,4rest of d;r.c ,,, i.e, for their carti- -
ineneernent iS much alike l(vliteit i 3 when the
L 0 OD IA A Li - JUICES '
, .
row) fUr depraved. as''to; prodnre of
.strumtens qnd
'gores) that one rizedidne.i provided it be competent
tp produce stekness:ivill- he all that is itecmaey for
recloiing disease, anti rc4lning • • •
,11E.11.71 - 1 ANC? 11,-IP PLY ESS.
to.man'kind. Let it lil,e4ise be remernirred. that
there is tin 'medicine., noiv in existence possessing
equal. healing powers ;.! and that no vegetable, or any
other kind of physic rap sel soon restoic health, when.
Jost:even in cases doe - most inveterate.
The ziction o‘ . * these ;Ills i tipOr the bowels ,
mild; producing no "gripin'a pains ordebility, but on.
the contrary, after they hive operated, yo'r feel that
a load of irritating and 'Uorrript -humors have been
taken from you, and the !buoyant feelinp - of health
snripg up in their place; end what is another.grcat
of jeat in these pills, :hey !ere. always safe, they,einity
bc taken on all occissions, and finder !--artv. etratim•
stances. withoet regard to the name oft he &sense; for
they operate upon eves ! ) , pert oldie bony. and expel
disease from whatcvef part it may be seated.. Every
parses who possesses a bus of these pills
NEEDS NO ;PH Y.S/CLIN,.
fiir in them lie can find, a cure; and confidently rely
upon axpeticlfr restoration! to health,
In Germany, the Lard Of their orig:n. millions of
personS have experienced; their beneficial effects, and
the ilinusands who. Hind , itsed them here, :Teat' of
, them in the highest of terins,oit accognt of their cahr
talaperfic:".
The news of. health and comfort, r.preaC.s
1 - , o m muse have sited
gal. REIGHTER'S - • .
EG ETA 131. tI G A IY Is P rs'
and they now prevail; by Weis
I own excellence, and
the Power of 'crud) ! ! •
;And why 514
,we ; reasonably inquire, in: they
become so'eptleared to the hearts of ilwe who has':
used thein.aial tie them` gained such a popularity'
Simply because their action upon the
11 IiMAN DOPY, •
was as the sun and rain Mann vegatatinn, giving new
lifeto all who partook_of its, happy influence. As
the health, of the platit depends upon tie sap which
circulates through its;bratiches, so the lifeend health
of mankind Cependi Kinn the bleed which flows
through his veins. A'r,d,ily hen this vital fluida witch
is most necessary to! tho growth and suppori,of the
body,.by some unknoWn caustf becomes toadrel with
morbid and - I -
CORRUP'P Ilt3llOllS, • '
so that instead of ruittr4hing and strengthening the
,may, it hairs to pro, two obstructions in the system.
which engenders lll:icascilia've rceburse to a Medicine
that is perfectly safe in ;every disease, and that trill
produce a favorable terMination, if;given
! early in the
eotimlaini, frequently in a few hours anti most always:
in a tow days, that medicine is.
Dr. liel.cliter-d.li , ctlible
.
whits! so throughly.cleattscs the blood . and niet e m a
large. that disease 'cfr,any kind cannot, por,st'uly exist
where •
jidil Presenee,
provided nature is not be:ond all Ituiriniassistanen.
Tlid price of theSepillt is '25 cents per boi, w i th
full diretitions and can tic had at the
Pleilu Mill;
established for the sit. prlission ' : • .
Of Quackcrtt
•
. .
at the northeast corm: cirrif.aeo nACT. SUCC%--.
likt`WiSC of sub-arr.".-7. •1 '
• ' Gits rt rt.n. Pb.. Oct, to. 1312.
Dear Sir: von daub:less. remember my. calling at
Cyril!! establishment Obniit two weeks since, and obe
mining from vnn onti worth of Dn. IllEcii-
Tays \I.:cit.:TABLE; PLIFIG.ATIVE•PILI S. fur
one of my neighbore' who requested'! me to procure
..the article 'for them.l-I'his being done and my own
business transacted; I started Pr home: fier travel
ling all day, I was taken. Nall a sudden chill, w ! hich
lelltne with a violent feter, head-ache s and consider
able pair. throughiaut my whyle system, with great
sickness at ntv stotniclp d.thtm eninpletely
disen
abled me that I was ens ! el y, l
d to stop at a small Inn
on the road for ielit . ist. Upon impary, they
had nothing that could po s sibly rue relief.
While yet it, misery; fib i never was so ill in all my
life. 1 happily tlintight (If your pills...and tesolved to
open onelox upon any lown account End seek relihf
in them. I took six cif thhin drank a warns cup of lea.
and retired to bed. Ray Valli here ceased in"a measure,
and I soon fi II sou ; astrep. In the ;minting I
awoke much lietter,mitbalter the pills had 'one' a ted I
was quite a d:fil.rent Orson ; took another dose of
fourpills!, % remained there all tlednesilav, and on
Thu; day started for hirine'as well as ever. and I still
enjoy good health -the p...rsons. fir la i ty I binielit
them. informs me that :they li‘ve experienced more
benefit front ynurpills than a whole cart load of the
iwocks winch they had ro therly used. :Smirch) , if they
used them with as good! an ifiect mien themes( legs as
I have, they have gocid reason for exuding tacit; vir
f-y
tucs ; and iou take My advice, you 'will persevere,
vo on and recintimeiat 'them,to all who kre Ithoring
order disease. and my word for it. thef. will become
so popular as a general remedy that you will tbid it
difficult in supplying the demand.
tSigned) G. W. GRA XDGIsI.
• Greenfield.
\The above ; Medicine is sold in Pottsville at the
.StoreZuf . !
DEO
CLNNIENS & PA EIVI N..
Pottsville. I! , rn relf i 8; 'Bl3 ll I y
•
Perf'urn:e4! Perfumery 11 i‘
rentlF. suliscriber I past opened a fot of Elegant
Si and :Superior French Perfumery; among which
is Fat iria Cologne.r.Mida Water. Honey %Inter. a
very pleasant perfurne,.antris an excellint article for
keeping hair in curl frlrenfier Latlies,•Gentb men or
Children; Romani Ktilydor, for the, Comidesion,
Smelling Bottles; Lavender Water, 11(We Water, su
perio• Beal's Oil, in.Fols and B titles, Matrons o-
ILI:Lea, Orris Tooth. Wash,. Toilet Powder. Powder
an dTufe, Iddlau Oil and Indian Dye: for col
ouring flair a beautiful brown anti thrk'color.- Ma l -•
cassar Oil. Scent Bags;, for drawers, Genuine Otto of
Roses, in Bottles; Brown Windsor, Musk, Orange
and Lemon, Otto lof (dose. Be.. Sn 2 01 I Also ,
Glenn's S.aponateOus Compound for Shiving, I
RousaelPs Celt:hi - ate' Shaving Cleo m,
(loon eli's Emollient tit pcsineecius Pas ie, for whiten,-
' lug and softening . the panda, and preventing chap
ping.
Rousse:ll's Balsamic Elixer of 'Angier, for the Mouth
and Teelli, !seeping the breath. ricbh and sweet,
' preserving the gums in a healthy, condition, and:
preventing the decaying of the teeth, recommended
by eminent Dentists'
For sale tt Philadelphia prices, by
t • B. BANNAIN..Agcitt,
I • ;•
Decembci, 23, '
•
W. LCAAt LISLtf Jr.,
COMAISE•ION NIERCILiNT,
Arch Street.wharf,
PHIVADET , PHIA,
ESpr.ci•FuLtAf. informs his friends and the
rat ; peltlie. that'he is, prepared to receive and for,
Wr,rd Merekmdize of. r y &serfparte, to Ml:parte
on the Junialtn, %Veit and North Watieltez of Vie
Susquebannah, and Schuylkill and Union Canals via
Schuylkill and Union Canals, ; hieli are in eduaplete
order, and such arrangements made as to itlEUrda
fell
supply of water dosing all the year. I
Shippers of produce will find at to be titers interests
to send produce to Pie rhiludelphia Market, via
SehuYlkill• end Union Canals, it being the cheapest
ace safest route. '•
• Plaster, Saltand nih constantly . on hand, at longest`
market prices. . • •
• Every attentiortipaid to shipment of Merchandise
by good safe boats; ;ctimmandtxl by careful captains.
together w;th protimtness in salesuf prOduce. •
Mciehandize will not bo detained in store on ae
, count of stormy or WO weather, the . boats load and
unload tinder the store in the dry:
Pitiladelphia,,Julo,lBl3.,
bf Co -Partnership.
•
liE - partnership here etaire existing between the
subsertbers, lender the• firm of Earn., strooori,
I nose Corpyztere.wasl dissolved o n the 42.1. Jan na r,y,
.1344, by. mutual .donant. All persons iddebted, aro
requested to Make pr 4 went, sand those baying claims
will please to hand them jn to .Adam Edo, wbo
ig
authorized to teitle all tlyi bus:.ness dithe firm.
- :EIf.X.R;
January 22, !80,1
MI
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EU
4-'3t*
ME
.
M!=nl
Ppwisvii4LE GENmtA4
~
TofFever and, Ave Patients H .
not.EPoRE.. , well :.!, since, the cliscovery of the,
eria+ remedy for Fiesjer and Ague ROWAND'S
TONIC MIXTLiaII: (novicelied Rowainrs "lamb°.
vs.n*"Ponk Mixture; with the written - signature cf
John R. Rowand over Ithe mouth of etch bottle, to
distingbish it from a log of l'odulterateti,Toeic Mil
tore," iniule during the author's ,absence and diseen
nexinri with its manufacture and sate from the siring
of 183'd to 1841) "preilderr cureslor,this trouble
some iiomplaint have a ways been • sprifiging by in
varibus parts of the coptry. irr lint ulrick ! since
rrs di Fct , VCri and aluto , universal and exclusive use
throturtout the United S at es,Canada,'Pcxas. Mexico.
West Dulles, South A merica . rled.;.te.. all newqeme
dies "steal its good name"—t ounterfeit its taste.
T.,..
smell 4pd appearanceasclosely as they can t ,imitate
its manner of using r cri v its directions—.and by INV
rinua rilier shifts and . p varientiont attempt to palm
pit utian" the credulous and ,unwartr; their paltry
jurss:ubric Tonic Mix pries and Pills is place of the
old faVourite, sterling.andeupreme remedy. Nothing
perhapri could more posit r ely prove the .excellence
of ilicmtue medicine than this onq fact—for where it
not the -that best' they wotild not select at out, for
receildng their '.livnocriiical respects," but would
conferchetr - complimentS" upon something else they
deemed the "foremost cure." And What more con:
Icfileinit. argitmelt do faveriacd ague patients rice-! to
.guard them against one and nil of these counterfeit
and egorions intitations, aid to render them careful
to procure the genuine and undoubted remedy of the.
Proprietor himaelf in . Philadelphia. or ef his :leered
ifeo agent's throughout litelUuited States, ~t e.
Sole gent, in Pottsville.
JOIMS. C. MARTIN.
r,
SPI;;ENDT I DII3iBLE.
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RA' PFAU.% • LLI7.11 : 1 NA TED AND NE W
RAPIcToRIAL Bump:. To 'be conspletrad in
50. nullibers, at 25 'ch.. pet!number: .
'Phis great and iMan•nificibrit Work will be embel
lisherl with, Sixteen Iltindrdi historical Engravings.
exelotive °fan initial knee to each chapter; by J. A.
Adanis. more iliac fourterin hundred of which are
from : original •designs, by ,J. rman. It will he
mintrd from thy. standard 4opy of the Ame r ican Ri
bte
Sdriety, and contain .Marginal References. the
Apoh t rytalta, a Concordats : tie. Chronological Table.
List 'of prnrcr Names, Ornernl Index, Table of
weights. Measiires. The large Frontispieces:
Titleit to the Old and Nev.-Fest:merits, Family Re..
conki : Prvernation Plate, historical illastrations, and
Letters to the Chapt ers, Ornamthital Borders,
&.e 'wit; from originahlesigns, trade expressly t
for this 'ediliot;. by J.C. :hamnan. Esq., of New
irork 4 .; in addnion. to which there will be numerous
larA engravings, from tic.4.Ans by distinguished mod
ern hrtisti in Ftahee and Er:gland—to which a full in;
des s.Vdt be given in the lastl number.
It( The, griN-Ssupc..rioriv of early proof itnpres
siong, fiorn the Lliv,rav;:,;7..lwill insure to those who
give their names at °Lee, a^. rnsSeSS;:ifi of it in the
ingliEsT STATE. OF Ptinii: , ::TlON • To be
completed in about 50 nuni6erg, at 25 cis each.- '
'•J T'Phesubscriber has I')ecn - appointed Agent, for
the nurpose of receiving' sUbscriptions to this Billie.
in Schuylkill County;svhera a specimen copy of the
Woit,cian lac seen. • .
B. BAN NAN
- r most, •a..ying •
gtbatl waiilidnot give ode bottle of Da.SWAttilii'S
Igeintipound S. yelp 011Vilci Cherry, for half a dozen
I of any other preparation. I have tried all therpop.
I nlarlanoi, but this stands uprivallrd_for the cure of
ihodfollowing dhearrs, Coushs
Colt , Consuti ticn,SpittinF of Blood, Palpitation of
the heart. Whooping Cough. Tickling or .nsing sen
satintlin the throat, hlroneltitlia. Anhui", hr weakness
of fhb Nervous System. or. Impaired constitution :
rrom . ;any cause,. and to'prevnt persons from falling
intoin CLlNEalliiri yncuiciiie has not its equal;
Mid when too. butchcalohel or quinine has been
red this medicine will preupt its cell effect on the
;33 st;in,On j il repair the bight rs . functions. As .a proof
orqie abnve m,d,cine giving;"great strength and tie:u
-rns-4:10 the voiee,a gentlemen from ono of our barge
auctioneer establishments iU Philadelphia, who has
been using this Syrup, says that it is the. greatest
medicine to :cry on he evrir. taw. Of course, the
Minister or lawyer.,who li.ive,to exert their voices,
wr b
would n, equally beolittid. Refereiterrwill• be giv
en CO the auctioneer. by at,rny of Ice.
• CAuries.—All preparatinni;from :this valuable
treeicilcupt the original Omit. S,wayric's. :Compound
Syrup of IVird Cherry, a rcficiit/ous and counterfeit.--
'Prepared only..by Duet. Swayne.whoseadree is now
removed to N. W. corner ofiEighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
sale at the store of! 'DANIEL KREBS, - in
”..ho is the sole'AOnt for Schuylkill coml
. Jancar • 13, • • •
runr f ilu.pSA LE.
; V virtue of a Decree, '4 the Supreme Court of
FD" Pennsylvania, will be Offered al Public Sale, iu
1014 , to suit purchasers; at thri hause of.lacA Leisein
inir,i (Dear (lau ,Titrern) is Fjhamokin Tois uship
tigtd:umletlaud Lieu Pen a sylvan in,' nu Thurs•
day! the 22d day of I.'exuarj/, next, at it: o'clock at
IS
coon,
A Valuable 'reet.
sititate in Shamokin township, Northumberland
Ccionty„ at the intersection el the Centre and Dan
vil Turnpikes, adjoinurg lands of Jacob Lcasenring.
‘Villia firightbaum , E.' 'll . lglitrian and•others, Om
taining3lo acres, 159 perches and.sllowance. •
j'he above tract, consists: chiefly of a red shale
soil. of super for q u ality. ItliS well wooded and wa
tered,convenient to mills, Xc and in every respect
worthy the attention of .posons desiring first rate.
farths.
LSO. a tract df land, si unto in the same town
ship, al . cut a mile and a hall r: eat of the above, on
both i,ittes of the Centre Tnrripike, and adjoining'
Lands of George Sterezel,Gimree Dannihz.
m . i)i and Miters; mintainiez 108 acres, 43 perches
and allciwarre. : This ,land is of similar . quality,
with that above described.' A bralith of Shamokin
Creek. on whit h is a site ;for a! Saw Milli passes
throughihe tract. •
. 'The terms of sale will be as pillows ; one 'third
of :tile purchase money cash, Of which fifty dollats
inns( be paid when the property is struck down;and
die balance on the Ist of April neit - df the trilo
remaining two thirds attic purchase money, one
half with interest, from the 11st of April, is to be paid
in tone rar, and the balance, with interest, in two
years; st. d two thirds,,to..be secured by bond, and
wirrant and Mortgage, npon the property.
For flintier information,l apply 'to W. ;dam Gil;
ger, of ShamoLin townshiii, who resides Opining
tlth premises.and will shilw them to persons des'.
roils of purchasing, or to 'the, subscriber, at!
Phila
delphia. .
• 1303.T1LGIPIAN
Feb. 3,
DiSSO/14i0E 1
rplIE en-partnership hetetofore exis'ing,between.
32- Elias Seildr, and Michael Foltz, trading under
the firm of Seiler &Foltz t iwas dissolved by mutual
consent. on tha lst -of JaiMary, 1844. All persona
having claims againt the said firm will present tber
accounts to Elias Seiler, Pottsville. or Michael Volts,
Reading; and!all those indebted are notified to settle ,
their accounts on or before he 1014 day of February,•
otherwise they will be placied in the hands of a Jas. ,
, tiie of the Peace for collec .inn.• - i• •.
LIAS SEILEII.•
AuctIAEL FOLTZ.
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• FOR • NT.
TllF.old es tablia. pro; t ROUSE,
• • situatett at the• Outlet Lock or the Heading,
Canal, tine of the best bdsidess stands on the Schuyl.:
kill Navigation, and cloto in Keitn, Whitaker & Co's
eaten Tic e Iron''Works. The building consists' of a
two story brick house, with - kitchen , attached, and
cellarunder the whole, a feed -house, thorse sheds,
&c., Complete. Nssession on the let oF A pril. For
terms apply to the subscriber. at. Schuylkill Haven.
, COWARD JACKSON.
January 29,1841, • 1 • 1 : 443"
JOHN' 31 1 7: IicoSEBERRY,
ATTORNE*' AT LAW',
ijl-1 ORIVIGScitrIIG‘
JO UN A". t 110BARIt•
ATlOtt:TirnT JAW, '•:
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ill practice in the ro , rlaOf Schuglftill counq
Inkt 1E41.4 Couta , ia„ tug a Alarranda
iL for, 03C h day tri - the ypa r. I: or sal° at Ibis ofti , a.
JailitaTy 29, A Ir 4-"
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SATURDAY 111ORNINi,d - , , FEBRUARY;
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The human mind, that hilly thing ! `\ 1
'l-- The palace' and the thtonP,,- ~ i ) 1
Where reasonsits; a icepterd king, '
And breathes his jtulOnentltpne i 1
. Oh !, who with silent step shall trace . .
The borders of that haunted place, ' ' •
1\ or in his weakneSs wit
That myStery and marveVbimi •• .
That !oily thing, the human mind !
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Tlie !Mtn= heart, titat.reitless thingll•
The tempter and the tried;
The joyous yet the etifTering,.•
The source of pain•ana•:pride;
The • gorgeous-thrrion•eli, , the desolatC;
The seat lore , the ' lair. hate,.
Seti:stung,
Yet do we bless thee•us tin art,., •
Thou restless thing, the
. IMinan iiCtut !
'The human soul ! that startling thing !
Mysterious ant subtle:let
The angel sleeping on the *leg,
Winn by the scoffs of Time
The beautiful: the veiled, the bound,
'The earth-enslaved, the glcity eniwned;
The stricken in its prime?
From henVen in tears to, eailthit Ftelej
That startling thing, the Uintal. soul !
And tliis is man ! Oh! asl:of hint,
The gifted and forgiven,
:it hen o'er his vision, tlrear"ori dim,
The wrteU of time are driven;
If pride or passion in their (rower
Can chain the tide or charm: the hour,
Or stand in place ofheaten I
;115 bends the brow, he , bows the knee;
Creator ! Onto none but' Thee !
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a CoNFEREE :CONNtENTION
'At a meeting of the Comferees from the Con
gressional District, Fomposed 4x the counties of,
Dauphin, Lebanon, and Scliiiylkill, held at the
r iublic house of Henry HeilMan, in JonestoWny .
Lebanon county; en Saturday the 3d of February,
Inst., for the purpose of 'selecting ti Delegate to
represent the 14th Congressional District in the
Whig National Convention, to be held at Bald
mOrei on the . 4th of May next; and for the selec
iion't‘Si PrOdential Elector, to be supported at
the Pre l sitiential election of th4resent year—
Oa motioh,:lhe Convention ;*as organized by
calling JOHN HARPER, of Lebanon, to the
Chair, and • appointing CititistOax Eitym.i . x, of
Dauphin, Secretary.
The following Conferees Were present, duly
necreclitcd. •
Dauphin.—Dr, E. W. Rdbirts, Christian Ehr
tan and John P.'Rutherforth
' Lebanon.--John Harper, Jahn DoslCt, grid Dr.
John C. Seltzer.
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t.ntel Larcr, and
John 'W.\ IloChCrry. A • • •
On motion of J. W. floselierry, JAMES H.
CAMPBELL, Esq.., of Schuyhill, was nomina
ted
_to'reprexent. the 14th' CongressionaliNstrict,
Composed of the ebunties of Dauphin, Lebanon
and Schuylkill, in the Whig National Convention,
to assemble in Baltimore On 4th ofrfay next,
upon ballot
Was declared by.the Convention, the Democratic
Whig Delegate, to represent the 14th congres'-
'Aorial District in the' *tional poi#ention.
' ' On motion of `John Boslcr, Jots littirserm,"
'Esa.., - of Lebanon, was nominated the Presided
tial Electoi for this Congressional District, arid
upori ballet had, he was declare r d Ly the Corivan
l4M duly elected the Elector fOr the 14th,Can
gressional DistriCt, coMposed pf the cotinfies
Dauphin, Lebanon and pehJyloll. . ,
On motion, Resolved, That =our Delegr.te be ,
and he is hereby instructed to `;cote fur 111,NRY
()LAY of. Kentuelty,, for- the l..`;cote PreSident of the
!Tinted States. in the Whig National-Convention,
to assemble at Ilaltintorc t ., on the 4th of May rext•
Resolved, That we have. full: Confidence in the
firm adherence to Whig pr inefples of our Dele.
gate to' the Natiottai Convelflion: . .
Rtsolved, That a proper prOtection to Home
Industry is indispensably necessary to restore the
former prosperity of the, country, by infusing new
life and vigor . into.Omi Marinfaclories, and by pro
inoting its greEt eoinmercial antl.agricultural
tere.t. •
f Lana
Resolved, That a .sound and currency,
created by the legitimate Ow* of the . ..N.ZMiOnal
Government; we conceive beiiecessarY ter the
convenience and r ec,ur 4 y . of the, people,, and that
it is the only remfdy, inConnection with ;the Tariff,
to revive confidence, and' ran 'eve those burden
sate evils, resulting - from aaofficious hiterineddling
with the NatiMml edirtincy.
Resolved, That the', present. condition, of our
State Goverrimenl, calls loudly for the Distribtt-f
tion of the prociedt arising from the sale of the
Publie,Lands, to. aid in. relieVin; here from her
present embarrassment, and that in jtistice and
equity, the States arc entitled io the proceeds of
the Sale of the Public Lands.
'rrustec.
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Resolved, That in Henry Clay, we :recognize
the great American.Statetman;-the father of the
American System . , wgeseivhoie life hag beeri
vltcd to the encouragement of Home Itidustry,
and for the promotion of the great principles of tho
Whig party,, and tvhosO eminent
. public services.
in the 'most trying peribd of out,eountryls history,.
points him out to us, tis the man eminently quail
fier:to fill the Eie . cutire Chair of the National
Government; ' • •:" :
ReOolved, That ive Considei'llenry the
choice'of the great bekly of American people,
,
and as it is certain that he vil be chosen by the
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1 4 11:ig Noildnal Convention, so it is alilicertain
that he will be .elected IPresident of the U. States,
at the next Presidential election.
Resolved, That in the ielection of antindividuel
for the Vice Presidency, the 'Yaried interests, the
extensive population, ttad . the: immensa resources
Of Pennsylvania, a g riana; that .one of her. own
citizens should fill, tbat officey and therefore re
commend to our cong,ressielit'al Delolate, to the
National Conventlon,' one of the distinguished sons
of Pennsylvania, ism:Ur first :ohoice. I. °
Resolved, That pia , preccedings oftliO,Couven
tion be signed by thoLcdrj . cerainnd published.
• On 'notion, it traz I ;
Resoked, jouip!,
.• 'JOHN, HARPP,R l .Chairn3an•
,CtlnrsTr.vs - Ettnarssi Secretary. • .
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BY MRS., FBA
!' For honored is , ell.nre ehartns to sell,
Ir . priests:the seal lg do:) 17 111 lits
, yietory, Maiion! he is mitins'at last!'l '
lam! Why, Geor 'g)•. I thought bccr
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yous for six months, least,?! !!. • •
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, hol Oh! You niC'au Ha',ltrit but I
was - Mot thinkiag of 'MIL' • 1
411 d in, the ':name of constrincy and Coranieri
Sens'e; whom 02 you thlrtkinecf V I .
, liehnont,.tobe sure.? ; •,1 1,
1Yell!' • •
I have promised tebctiOw upon igtm, next
nunith,—my hand—with - myi-ha, ha, h;—with
my heart in, IL j You are to •$d bridesmaid—l am
tO , have a superb trousiaau'raiyil we arcto leave
~ for Durope--for Paris-Irdcar Paris, immediately.'
cAnd d",
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'Ah! you lutist console hitn4 7 -tua cher?!'
• : Marian suddenly, cast downitheexpreslive eyes
which had been raisealin woli,der to lierieonsiti's
face; and a quick awl, vivid bfeish stole Over her
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.Had it not been l for this moritentary cipbaritiss•
ment f she would liavC noticed that whilei,•Georgi
iii stoke in a gay ande!arelesit tone; and With a
smile of light disdainher mauth trembled, and
her' proud eyes,:were Moist with subdued I r Omotion...
Georgina HazletOn vas a brpliant end gucenly-,loolcing girl cyfi eighteen; with;', a superbl - forrn;
haughty beating, and a face of .
'faultleS beauty.—
A rich mass of hair,.i l tith a bltie-blaek gloss upon
I. • •
it, trailed loosely around reach delicate rat, and lay
in graceful cods•autl braids en !lie singularly white
neck behind. A cOrer.6xien !j i et almost
dazzling, froMits estr6fic ptirliy - ,. and dark gray
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eyes,•sci fringed by their long and jet-dil I'l
lash
that they word often mistaken for black. Sue
wasl • ; • . •
Georgina `.at eighteen;and i this b
with her warm and naturally g'enerons kart, d
her highly cultivated Mind; 11,4 s about tO §ell her
if
self, or to be sold by her world-hardened ! parents
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for gold! ; it t ! •
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;The...frequency of :those terrible sacrifices does
notlessen tlicl.pain they ;insile in all I 'sensitive,
high-toned and delicate mindsi'andtllarien Wond
-piedorninent sentinieritJFnia the !tumultof
ethotion whiclt now, for the fr e t time, rase in her
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lofty sthil, was that of pity arld grief foi her con
sib. i • ••
So Yoting,'so beautiful, so 'peloved . , to be thus
im l molated! She could not endure: the thought,
aml with all that wonderful erequence t with wbiich
when roused an ernergoncly front lice usual re-'
, !!
;:erve and repose, she Sometinies
! startled her hear
ersAlarion besought!her cousin to pause, to re
flect, to retract the fittnl promise she Grid given to
Delmont
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, And do you think,' srildcorgi= passionate
ly, and bitterly moved, spin. of herself; by this
neble Inirst of feeling 'onithst., part of On common_
I,Y! so qaiet--igDo youlthink, Marion, there is no
voice in my own heart,niere 4hYuent,More touch
ing even than yours; reSistliSs as it always is,
wheri you cliisiose to chain o Subdue.! If Pride,
A:mbition, Vanity-1i yOu idtll havo !stifled thai
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voice,.atri yours affc'et rued ~ oDesidcsl,' tlic added
Mournfully, latd noivr
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'On, no'. not too 'bite! fs ncveritoo late to
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Say no-more, cousin,' Georgina inipatiently ex
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claimed, miy fate is trroio.4-e, and she left the.
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room as hastily and taipctuctuAy as: she had en
tered it: • , . ,
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• • .Come..all dark rutbright as shies,- •
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'With the tender Otarlight hung. ' •
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ii. Loose, the Lovei from oil th.ne eyes.
Loose the Angel pvailtlii tongue!
1 • .Tell them beau!) , horn:above:
1 . -.--,, nom no shi.de nor like doth fly.
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A ll else asksis Mind. is Love. - . - .
And both emit thineV,spect •liz'
j Marion Woodvillo,,left anoor h phatt at an early
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age, had' only consented to enter the family of her
aunt Hazleton, on condition that she should be a
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governess to the young OF chpiren of the family,
I "Lt the hli I'
so _er.ay....g a _nous, n -o e o za tons s
was ,under for the. asylnua
,;thus ollere!d her.
Respected by every mOmlifir of the family, and
tilmint adored bST %Pith the
consciousness of fulfilling h'cr dutii..s toward her
self and all within theispiiere of liCr influence, Miss
MlCiodville'S life hedlliNietio been tranquil and
unn4fitc4;=;civershad?wdll. VI:) , Scarcely a cloud,
save that of regret fir her parents, ara ihat hail
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cash. so soft t
and tender ashade overt her naturally
ninny temperament that!, one could hardly wish it
away. Like a summer inuxim, that smiles with a
softer and i lovelier glory through the tearful rnist .
that veils it; she was tily the mere cliarmirg for
that beautiful and geritle terrow. ;-
« Marion's face had hen:lily! a ray of what is call
ett.lovetineas to boast of 1-fer Wealth' lids elwayS
been delicate,—her niple'xion ,wasl sallow, and
'without color, excep what a momentary emotion
might awaken; her eyeS, seldom! lifted were' toe
pensive ° to be brilliant; and ilier too slight for
perfect beanty. Ffer hair indeed was remarkably ;
soft and fine, and of [a l'ovely brown; but it iS ''?;24;
always combed Gtiaiglifift;ik from het temples, it .
was never seen to advantage. She !used to say
the could think better When it was, thus put off,
and though daily told that ends "mild be very be
coming—Marion W r roulilni take thO !hint. And
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yet, in spite'ef all this; the r was unspeakable
• charm about lier,—'the the; of manner perhaps,
which took all hearts by mirprise. Pregile:lis was
her form, eitn its lkght; willowy, WaVY bend,--ev
ery movement cf it w,v;;graed,--that ineffable geed
Which the soul ' , attuned ,; aright' `, almost always .
gives to ==etion; She thUit,,havo m4dirt inaudi
ble melody, for her', imimiiitioni:MOtldns 44 . :
the effect of ruiGic l eri the,'ut indepen
dent of this, Merlon carrijd - about:her two Wis•
man's which she ;mist have 'bionglit with, her
when . _
• Tiaillog eloilds:of dlory she did come.
From licavea, Whichis her home.,
and with cvhieh G4o..emild'Awmg, tihnost .at
the heard of those who Hosed anti; listoned. ter
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smile, and her voice,—both Were enchanting. The
former, pure, frank, and sweet as that of a child,
came but seldom; but when it did come, it illu
mined her whole countenance; it seemed n golden
kcy to. treaSures unknown till theni 7r -it showed'
tlie small, dainty teeth, pure end Wlllka is pearls,
Which were not often seen, and when she raised
those usually downcast and 'unfathomable eyes,
full of the Soft light to yonrs„you would imagine
you could see liwning, far, far in their luminous
depl,hs,.anpdcii of the soul, a glorious world of
thMaght and, reeling, 100 bright, and beautiful to, be
often thus unveiled, and then her vdier—',to quote
from onrinimitable l'ennysor;
, I Ter wntbl,ng voice, a Vie or widest rangc.;.-
Toucktc,d by all passion.—did fall down and glance,.
Froin tone to tone, and glided atm' All chi Ise,
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Of loveliest utterance' • , .
'Twas in itself a sang,' earnest and lovely as
an angers hymn.
Reader, we are under obligations to you ;—you
have read the foregoing rather tedious chapter, and
we owe you some attention in return. Allons
gonc.r we invite yeti a gr.nd wedding we will•
accompany you, and, it is time to go. Ah ! here •
we are, in the 'dim, religious iight' of the church;
and there is the hippy bride. • Happy ! • Good
Heaven! how pale she is, and how her proud lip
quivers in the low response, and who is that plain,
but interesting . girl. tit. her side, dressed in such'
modest, yet elegant simplicity, and evidently strug
fling to restrain her tears ! that must be
Marion,—our Marion !—the governess; and yet
tdic idol of the .childrSni , • ,
liut the bridegroom ! lOOlt Alum! what a dis,
M-rrecable-loOLing old man! old enough to be N.-Cur,
father,
.G.cergimi. reor.Gecrgina! and after all
you arc riot happy as you thoughtyou ivguld be,
with that splendid wreath of diamonds mi your
stately brow, and the elega. r.t. carriage,.which a
waits you at_the door. No !'you have , bartered
the heart's wealth for gold, and you d6serVe what
your haughty spirit can least patiently 8i 4 ..1.11tre,
our pi , ,Yl—poerGcergina Go ! scat ybulself in
your sumptuous carriage, hesideits Master and
yours, and console yourself, if you can; amid the
dazzling insignia of wealth and fashioh, for the
truth, the love, the innocence, the treasures of the
soul,"which you have !wit.
Obliging reader! you will do us 'the favor to
imagine that ten years have gone by air= you
Went to the wedding tiith us, arid just come here
and peep into this window, for a moment. They
will not see us,--they arc too busy and too happy ;
and if they ; did, they wouldn't scold, they are too
kind. ' What a pliasant andgmeeful picture they
make, greupcd as they arc r round the. centre table,
und.cithat brilliant lamp. Catthat be the moth
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young add sd lorcly still.--:binding her
fair Bead cartiestly . o%•cr her ,weric Stay! she
lifts up her cycs,—she smiles ! Far”ly that face is
familiar, and yet how ch-angea! Tlic hair tills iti
soft curls around a face, lightly att(l-:beautifully
coloied;—the large black eyes arc brightef than
of old,-tke lips more k rlchly red ; the form otqui,
sitely rounded and more erea,—the complexion
has %%holly loSt sallOiv tint; health and happi
ness have intleCd wraight a Miraculous change
and Marion Hilliard is a beautiful woman.
Tlieri. is a. little .deniurn Inpgeof her at her side
about si - s - years old, netting a .pure for frop
A 'Fit, healthy, rosy rogue of a girl, three
years yotinger, is standing behind her on.the sofa,
trying to arrange to her 'satisfaction *in her rpoth
er's hair,' a bit of gay ribbon she found.L.
;Papa' has been retding aloud I .suspeet,_hnt he
closes his boonnow Ofor the ntotheily .
nurse has just bionght in 'ltd.: litirry, the bcauti7
ful baby—to kiss Lis 'good night all around. He
is carressed by each alternately and the nurse re
ceives him again, and is abOut to go,•
Gcorghia! it is time,' and, Mrs. Hilliard
turns to the child behind her. -
Oh, Mama! Not yet—not quite yet!' •
What a winning, coating, loving tone the little
witch assumes—and she throws her dimpled arms,
around her mother's neck, and bends those earneA,
eyes -upon her. with such enchanting grace..
Pc, Mrs. Hillard, let her stay !
How can you
resist her I
I3ut , inania knows her better than we dn!—
Once give way c to Alfa little gipsey--once 1:t her
fecl.her power, and she will queeli it overyouercr
afterwards !
. .
- • ..-
6. Georgina said liar mother, gravely.
, CniaMm ' a, don't. look so,! I mill, gc;
you'il only smile l again ! I must carry your smile
to bed with me !' • , , .
. ; And Mrs. Malind smile's—how can she help it!.
The father laughs—and deorginaloohs back from'
the with a glance inimitably saucy, and lips
in her own sweet, baby way 7 —".Whailioo laughing
rit 1 'Cuse I so cunning?:
• Mamma Whiipers Marion, hastily, putting
by her work—'Perhaps: i had t•clic: gts too. It
will chairs; the little darlingmoresonterned.
Marriina smiles again—hut this time it is through
a tear of tenderness, touched by-this new insiarice
,
of self-denial, on thmert of her gcricrous
"%AU), I ani sfife, wanted very much to finish that
purse to night. F.
see I a carriage dishes up to the door—a
. . ,
lady alights! What a splendid imperial looking
creature! She enters the house: Ali! there slip
is again at the door . of the &airingremit, and the
Hillard's rise to weleeMe
Dear Georgina!' exclaimed:MariOn; '1 am
se glad Yen have coma ! ncit heardor your
• J
The lady seated hetulf With languid grace up - on
:!sofa
We arrived this morning; andus,.
had no engagement. I drove here tdcecaPele. teie
a7.iete evening with him.
' No! Geolgum!' , • .
. The lady laughed disdainfnlly. say ho'.
Marion', as if you were surprised. You knoW ie
sffec t atioor Conies:, now, that hushertds are hiat
'the s • coldrealitim of life? . But let •na change the
i subject: Howlovely you hive groWn.t How well
I: you look in curls! You Woiddlt't wear tlaCmenCe,
BE
NO. 6
Ca.s.rrtzt 111
CusprEn IV
tin's think scvelfiy r r u Arid
ayp drinking.
_lli9pose!
because
Eo y = ou have
:' Oh l Henry thinks for me—sOfillere is' no oc•
casiett, replied . larfon, galley. , --; Z: - '
i i
'.Mrs. Data° t inrolun*ity 'relietifhe: eyes and
met those - efli nry Hillard fixed:4lln her, with a
look so full of passionate intereOluather heart
thiilled as of oh beneath the‘ gaze...; ! t ; - ..., !.• • •
And he d. to pity me !' shii42 to hercrlf
•It wai a bitter jiheught, and she ter. • back her
noble head w the lofty bautoutita duchess.
But tell ma; Florence; Cald linion, , When
iu t ri
shall I smile into darling?!
€011: any ti e—sho is not wet -anti cries too
much to be it esting.' . '. . " 7: , .":,;, , ,- .` •:;.:t.
Marion looked' at the mithklin astonish-
Merin J.
t •tnnont; w-eary aityliprself and all
restless for excit6lint, soon Mkt
4d Mrs.".
around her, an
took her leave:
,•• - -
uLtrrtit • . •A•-• •‘,
; ay,nurse, She ti o ttiways frettu?4,
jai to - hear her t
• 11 Take her at
and I cannot b
king, woman: appry*lietl 16: tillto
ly little girl froli:kittnns,ot licr
• - '! •
;A sitiistcr•lo
tb't 'pale but, icy
mother.
Oh! let me stay- pith you tl44,..i)ime mamma !
dear, rtCcio:is, Wetiy; mamma ! ;VA' 4111. be. good;
I hive you bcca se you- kiss tno'4lo ap4ak spity,!.
Oh! do not Smcl me away)! ! - Al lid ,she clung
almost conrulscrely to the boson(tliat should hay*
been her home. •
; Softened for ) a. ; Motueut,. the 14 - #. pdv . fondly
over her child ••111e . bhp hissed the'.. „. beautiftil eyes
that were raild imploringly to ;hers; but just
then a well-tuiC in yoke was heaidiipott the stairs;
and hurriedly p • ring the littlelprence, in the
arms of h.r nu .e, in spit - e dE hiriteani and en,
treitiel, Get e a Dchnont drewreefully around
her form,, the .'sananied 'fottl*ktta magnificent,
Ih a deepening -.01s;;T, awe it9d tho
loeng Frotichman,:!ithe most foil;
as the most pre4igato man in the
uaintance. . ',:,:-.: !
' . ' .-0: . •i: > '
shawl, - arta Nvi
approach•of a
nating,, as wel
circle of her ac
CH ?Telt
e er cleek. was brilliant
my Bre:tic/ay; with beant#
ho Park fountaiWin its glory;
I •
laying ; a jeyens:ntaril ; all was
eiternally ..the aching
hly ached the tuoiei:for the hecillese
end the Clari6ri'elifluitig, - tones.
It was three
Broadway, su
and fashion,--H
military band,
life -end light,l
hearts, which o l
•
fountain's play
I ry -heauiiful W tiipn Caine out •of
vas immediatelYti 3 Oined by a dark,
ig man, who r.companied her up
• 'le
versing in a toile t too earuest-for
ho lady dropped raid to conceal
I At the door of.,:lbe Carlton they
A tall and
Sten art's ancr
ciistiopts leoki
Ole street, co
Itroatlw,as-,
riauscd. • .f .. -....' ~ . , • .
.Oriee more' Gecrgina,' thihl2*eikb.nels.man 'in
an impassion ,voice, ' will.yefineet me here al
i n
eri. I—all shal be arranged, 'l , sp ... olki my aderefil
premise Me y u will! ' ' l. • '' • .
The lady ised her-veil-4ent her dark eyes
Pull of teals e . estly, almost tiVrlly for altiera atiif
la then Itting
g blush sulT*)her cheek; murk
his face, al
:while a bumitil
.I pro ,
, Madant ! trs Delmont! • Tliank God you aro
here in time,': xclaimed her lijtibandi Who at that
moment hurri dly threw OpenAe door. -
4ln time ! ood Heaven !;'..ims anything. hapi ,
pined 1 Flo cute! my- child`,; , • •
Go up to kho nursery as qtilkly ndyon cantor '
i y.otwill be too late? ' •
The little Florence Geintoiii•Was dying, in the
.arms'Alre. Mardi Si4kly'lrerri her birth, and .
left alniost ef:tirely te the earkdf 4,n
nurse, who n ghtly ianfiriioVAna!Cotics to qiiitt
her charge, h Constitution :*sl, - been gradnalli '
$ 'ti now keerWiad'ven4e.• •
She had b cn that
,day i44nr,tcnislotts,.irt the'
Trja4t of phi It the"
little suffere lay in hertlitait,'Monning, and,M
pcating _con. tantly the canii,l words, 7 Mamma!
Where is mat 'ma! If
. 61;e4OuId come and kip,
. •
me I e well Hmantrta! cleat, tetititillil
mamma!' -::: --.', . . . •
Mamma ts' here my ahir,i ! my, daring Fla- .
muck'. I, cric4 the agonised o:ninon as sio into.tiCA
the dyiug elll,d to her b4on't- 4 Toci late! I.6Ci .
-4
late! ch God I ' • - : 7.
--,! - e
' . Don't cry, mamma! flpenee is happy now !,
]
Ivvidhe goo II if you won't igi,:id:rti: away r f And:. nestling her little head e10,..%,,tif,0 that torturednnct
breaking, he• d, with a srniiaXf heavenly peace elm
closed her eyes—wl vias iit?,e.:*. ,
tut she irent' l'et . clariel
~A;I'll agony, the self,
reproach, thElt rernorse•c'f • tliO . tbrrible monteit 'Had
been to great for enduranceorgina had broken,.
a blood-vessel and expired lifthe same instant with,,
her child. Let as 110 fie sii,v4l.'as been Oeimitted.tO
i;!eps. the liulo angel in z?,finther - worbOvithll4
• 1
tenderness LI. e dCnied 104;4i :this. . . ' ••
Cnarrspyl,l:
chman ,wasiqing fkor of 'his
tment, ..entty ; 1:01' it *as near
., and aeg;n4ititanc t o, too fasltion
,, detained hitn,i—
ay,. sail thq' Otter, ccioly lighting.a
Hove pin l the news?' •
it said thePi'encliman yawning in-
the Vro
splentlid'apa
,ly ten n'ehiel
able to oftenl
.By - the sl
firth elgat--1
$ What is
tioluntarily.
tiftd Mrs. Delmont- 7 1m know herii
The belt'
dealt , you?
•Yes ! iv . '
'She
'Dead !'
lAdotViitie't thu ionung. while
was expirin4:ip bet '
i =Ulan thrfilfliinxscif on a chair anl
her little
The Fr.'
covered his
'no rash'
and Nihen
the matter
ce with
onable visitesfluictly smoked tdseigar
was finished asked hir--what VItS,
cxclabne4beautitgl girl, who lead
the- little intellect
-ii; , tiat is - #l:.:eidlig-gtecn thing lyitig,
before y0u1 . r. 4 , 1 %. 9c.o.mber myiplcry.
a; Male , ' olio 3194n2124 with a bland.
robntion cr4-11411rling's connaendablo
,A. - c i u mOr/grOous 'goodness z my
hen4'velefztracirilitlsryi„i a ye
qtttil this that they
!Mamm
suffered a'
she posses
on the dis
ed Georgia
smile of op
curiosity,
dear main ,
inidginads'
ati Nil
tiler
country I°l*Pg fek4;fiAiting-100 slating of:
fice , 'I abet know 5114 1 a=4 V•l4, fhb.rco'v 4 -
man. .Doif t know hitl4; Enid lie, 4wlly bet cont.
tin; onr Sally,s, '
IZEI
, .
•'A intaitfiliAly gO4 abarack rpattiott:ert.
Getiize,nate oflleet a tlic;s bniadtani •
the rant et hie troll t%tiet which t6i,
pYcLliai '-
+I dila} 4 you taitifitt the eta,ff kfa oyOztas
'point of et/ • •
There are many . kople,,w l T w b ot ?
consists
.1 hiding o:e f •ir 3..tt of
, . .:, • !
,
a •.
=I
MEM