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MEDICINES.
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- DR... CELLINWS -
• Zrll 0 NARA: 7 'S It :131.'
The. Great -Panacea; fur c'catimp f r
. A I.Kr.Astlus. ltdluenza, Hoopinl Cough, Croup. Pa, Scarlet Fever, ditficu ty of ,Breathing,
' Spitting of Blood. Palus in the Breast, end
altotherdiseases of the Lungs. . :
CONFIRMED.
- 'Extraordhaary cure of Asthma. 1y Steellines Pul
monary Syrup: attested to by Capt. Samuel .It.-.Bum
moll, merchant :of Ntrees Creek, Martnstn!th County,
. New Jeiiiy, the father of tlic unfortunate young suffer-.
- - . Porrus Crtuatc, - June 6tb,4944. , •
Ds. STrettN•3-Dear have the pleasure of
beineable to state that my 'daughter: who had been
.uttering under severe Asthma for 5 or 6 years,has been
entirely eured of that painful- diocase,,by the .use Of six
• bottles - of your, P u lmonary - Syrup. _She ' , Was - When
first attacked with that complaint, only nine years of
Age;and suffered with it beyond alt description, for
, the period of near six years, having an attack about
every, three or four Weeks. It was to all appearance;
confitneft and .lintrwahle—we tried many medicines
• without any relief whatever. About this time; we
heard of the stlperiar. efficacy of your Pulmonary Syr
up • and • determined to* give it a trialwe procured a
dozen bottles of it : the first bottle relieved her very
moats; and by the time she had talcon six bottles, she
was perfectly Cured!!! It is now three three years
since then. and she has riot had the slightest attack of
• the Asthma. Sh_e_suffered so much when laboring un
der those attacks that we could bear her breath dis
tinctly over the who're house—she was frequently near
suffocating, and ive liadquite despaired of hor-rocove
: Ty.
1 give nu the ahove statement of facts, that others'
Who may he adllhted With this awful dts , mse, may
Make ttge orate zaine means, and we feel agsured that
with the ldes,stug of Providence, they will lind ()emu
stett! . • tours resp , netfully,
rtAMIS,I.:I. R. BUNNELL.
loud yoke front To:tilde/ph:a !
ltead the following strong tostimony in favour ef
rhintonaiy Syrup, given IT the Rev. V. O.
'Douglass, Pastor utsthe Mariner's Clllll'6ll, Philade!.
Dr. Steellin7.—!.•ir:-1 feel much gratified in• beln7,
alae to say to }on, that the ViliniG . nary Syrup }utu sent,
has been used by several perstuts with great slicer, .
• The find person who took ft, had been confined to' her
• bed fbr some time with a severe tumult—after taking
-•nlyrnehotileiblic nits aluinst entirely cured. A
'WAS greatly dnitressed' With ft cough. grid conl,l not !bid
nothing to relieve him--lie took one hottla and called
' , to say that he was entirely eared t 1 l—A nietul.er of my
IL:Much. was taken WitlitlV!
trocik.six ofyour Ant ibilinus Ptil, and a bottle of nyrup,
a n d f e l t almost entirely resinrrd to Ms wart -.1 health.
While:at Woodsten, N. .1., a short ttme since I found
Mrs. S. W.,labourine under a sorter Mt:Tit, and scarce
ly able to sit tip through the day--I felt confident that
the Syrup would relieve her ; accordingly I sent her a
bottle—within a few day.!, I heard that iht• was greatly
--L-7.4efitrd, and in a fair way of a speedo recovrry. I
,an r•tv say, that almost nv.r.rry nor that has :alien ii.
ar leas t•curfitMl. and I can cord i•tl!
has been t,..7r e
who ore in any tray afflicted with
reerninmend it to
FIOUGLASS.
it rough. lours
, che 2iartio;aished Cootie - 010r at
fdlmyiug is from c
Law ill 13 rict•zton, N. J.
• llntrinrox, 180 -
Dr: ~ices Plealatte to
hay* in toy pownr,to hear tez,imony y ou f invalua
hie Pulmonary Syrup. For girrerra when :".. v
My
one of family, hat omen afttiltel -WIT;. n Coltzlt.
ihiarseness, Asthma," lollitenza &,„ we ha,: U
sed it with very henefirial effects--It has invariably
afforded.relief. In October last. I wan attacked in. the
might, %vitli a tontinOil pan:Akin of coughing--a dose
.of the Syrup Immoiliately stopped the roimli, and be
toce I had tiniheil IM-bottle:l f. omit myself entopleff ly
clued. Tbc. cause of philanthropy. most certainly:,
you a debt or ma:l-tad,. for the acquisition of a
medical compound sAillibily prepared, pleasant to the
taste, robtainiwz so many efzeellebt liccmcrtd2s. and
Nide acsessable to all. Tfrit and Inc.o by its reduced
,prices. • . Your Servant.
NVATTfi CRANE.
D,;iqferrled Tr,l'inzony ! ! !
Varart of n Irtter r,rxived f:010 WM. ilei-
Pakor of the Lutheran 1111,1 , h. Abbottslnsvii. Pa.
Ar,no - rTsmv.*N.Jall., 10 151.2.
_ Dr. Wm tit!ro ploa.,tiro in inform
tlL: you that I have !won !olio:Uteri the 11 , 1,
of your Pr LIMN/LIM Oil'ar?— a throat wliich lias'hoon
sore_ for Isutor than too )car., - itad whit h Was c u nsid.
intlaincd. whim I Fao. has hoot, cmarly
relieved—l thiult ! , y a few • inure betties. a radi
cal Clll, may Ito ellortoil-1 can Vioro:',tro 'r4rceinsiond
It to all who are similar!) at - dirt:id
Yours Aitrectionately.
I._:antur PIISI :' , lllstcr 01 1.:V.".11:111 N. 1, %chi)
is urovarclicresevt.UY ago. t , . rs 1 of a
severe Ihkez,ze 0" my
- Samuel , S.lrs!!!. of J, :tatcs
wire.who was togh moo :uilor a , oti with a c01k2.11,
‘, re.t.tnred In scan.; health Ci , 2 Ir Le. lice thy
•Pul•nnrore Syria. .
The wife of RPt.b,n 7..11pe,,Ct05-v. F.N, I IN"nP ( , 4 -
eirely cured nfa of holr THREE
.seindingly toy l'.11:e r.ary
rh:hois. of Thd.; , . who v...ar tri,a
soiti.olr of I,!s:vd
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a cul'who multiget ful II Itftl I , OM the man). merliniues
:she had tise.t, was rchevral - ty uric ta..le .of my
:Pulmonary Syrup..
,-- I:tv. NV. A..1:11y, Baptist err7.y:nan, . Imlaystown,
.N. J, states th.it M S Paint ljtoloy, ri,ec I upwards
:of Seventy, had beentifil.eted for several teat's with
a most c'tstressinc and afarrninc Covglt 'r'd bad lIECd
many medicenes wit) , hale relief, .h.is 'even Diinest
entirely cured by three hottleit'or your Fulton:lan:
Syron— she thinks another brittle will. h. - . effectual
.Rev. 0. Dolothiss.rutor of the
gaye'n bottle of my l'efitionary Si ) roo to a
lady who was confined to her bed with a
nfier'takinn which - slte. was atmust proJrcl) telie•v d,
He also cave a bottle to a sailor wh, wog , rt•'e:o;l.-
4:listiessed with a conklt, and could' find noillic!! . to
-relieve larnafier taking which.he called in I
it perfectly cured Ithrt. Ron !ass, in-troover
say, that a tnetnb •r of 'dig c 1 trop who w 4"; l abour.
leg tinder severer.tlecza was cured intitivtdA I ely
Pix - ilf my Pills d a bottle or may
monary - Syrupy also that Zvhite on a visit
•town, N.. 1. recently. Mrs 5,14. oftb.n v I .I'2,e,ty as
gcni. ,l l , able to sit :in throe:ill aCe •
Cold, no sent her a boa le of my Pal:lon:try
which gave her innitt d late mutt
For sate in Pottsville, by
July 13
Reductim Fourfocl in Prices,
Or-Nirang. if the U er zx not .Oct
.71itcd it
ll N article that every Fa -r
when they know its re.ver and value, and
which has heretnfore. been 5..11 to4l hi:h in reach all
:!lassl.4,llritar.r been reau,..,,t in prier., with a
view that rirh and poor. high and VAX', and in fact pw
ery hunian.being ~ay-enjoy it,c r..mforts; and all. wlm
cet it shall hare the price returned to tb-nt if lle.y are
ant .1 dight :d with its pfio. We nsscrt, W - 10:011: 011.
41bility of contradictiatt, that all Burnsand Scald,, it any
:sternal Sala, old, nr.fresh, and all external pains and
triter, no matter Where, shall ba reduced to comfort by
It in tire minutes.--saving life, limb, or scar. Nu burn
:an be fatal Wilds is applied, tinle. , s the are de-.
.trn} - ed by accident. It is• t tuly,magical. to appearance,
•in its streets. Enquire rer "Conners Monica! fain
•trartar Salve." Nice ^5 cents, or four times as Much
!for 50 cents,and ten itirlos its ipticli for
All country: - merchalitit are requn. , ted to •ta',e to
'chair towns Pp cnninti,ioP, a, lb. treat rat blessing In
mankind that its been rii4rovrred fnr age , .
This is stron7l3ll7.!l”:`, 1111 t von ilnp-ml its power
willfully jmaify it. Sold at Conist, ek's Branch
NO. 2 North sth street, Philadelphia. and bv
.I. S. C.
in P..ttsvillr.
BE
Feb. 17
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
OF TIIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE
Of EgcaltEt.
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1,,,,' p 'NU:TWINE has ever been introduced tollie A-
N merican, Public, Whose virtue , have been more
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- .llv and universally acknewl.rgml, than the a
bose nantr(keen, • 4
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::.. WRIGIIT'S ,TNIMN VEr:L - r.kIILF., PILLS.
To descant upon thei: merits, at chit,late day, world
recent to he wholly unneceZ,,al-Y, as very few ind eed
etvho read this article, will he for.:' ,l utter:pi:tinted with
Atte real escrllence of the meilicin,: .Du it Further
: proof were wanting to establish the creda of th is slimil
y:lw remedy, it might lie found in the feet that no int:di
-dna iu the country has been Se
SHAMELESSLY. COUNTERFEITED.
• Ignorant and unprincipled men have at various pie
eees, manufactured a spurious pill V=ated ii, ord-r him,
remmpletely - to deceive the public have pride it in On t
;ward appearance to resemble the true Medicine.-
- These wicked people could never pass otr their worth
'less trash, but for the ,a,gistancv of certain toisrznid,d
~Atatekeepers, who herause they rum purchase the sun-
Tions article at a reduced rate, lendimemseives to this
umnstrOussysteturif iniposition and crime. ,
The patrons of the above - CA l' ellent Pills. will-there
fore be on their guards atoillnst every kind of- isuposi
cm. and retnem'inr the .only genuine Agents in Potts
wine, are Messrs: T. &'J. Beatty-
Thu following - highly:respectable store keepers have
*Ain appointed Acents 'for trIP sate of
'WRIGHT'S INDIA:C. VEGETABLE PILLS; FOR
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--: UYLEILL COUNTY, '
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And of whom it Ai ca believed ;the 'genuine'
.medicine can with certainty be obtained: •
T. &J. Beatty, Pottsville: ' . . ... -
Bickel & Hill. Orwiesburg. ,
- Aron Mattis, Mithanianto. ' ';
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Ji-- Weist, Klingerstown. - . . .
'Jacob Kauffman, Lower Mehentango. ' , • •
Jonas Kauffman,, .110
John Snyder, rtledenslmrr..
:FeatherotKDrey&ro, Trescarma. • - •
-William Tagert, Tamaqua. •
John Maurer, Upper Mallantango. '.
M. Ferritler, West PennTenfashilti• , ' '
.Cafeli tiVheelii; l'iiimp"bia.
P, Schuyler, &c.n. East - BrOnswiek Tiawnshil ' • -
C.41: - DeForest, 'AM.:ell - lin. --' -
E. 0:& - J. Katiffman, Zlmmermantown. :
.11entett '& Taylor. Minersville,i , - --- •• ' • .
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GeorgeAcifisay:der, NeW Castle. ' . -
- Iterry - Koch &I MO; '11:c1:,.:a ng b tug.
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' Abraham Heebner Port Carbon.
-John Mertz, illiddleport,. . ,
Samuel Buser; Port Clinton.,---. -. • -
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ShaemPlter & Klutfman, Schuylkill Haven.
iikit - Alir: OF coux'ri , :' Ilk 'Ts..
' The only security ag_int imposition s lo
• 's ''
• I 'purchase'
from the regular advertised a;enta, and is all cases be
particttlar to ask fOr Wi.lgtkek - Indiart,‘'egetahle Pills. ;
Olflce devotedexclueiv . ely` to . the' sale of 'the me di . 7
,chie, whaleF.ale and reatil, No - KO Nee ptreet,.phila , '
delrbia
RS-Remember, none are r,enulnof. eieept 'Weight'e !
.Indian Vegetable Till.: ..
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WILLIAM 'W/llGEer n. '
1101
PHILADA.;Iy 10ili. IS4 I
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Prints, Silk, Thibet Alpaca and othei. Fbinds,
Blue, and Block Cloths,of a superior quality.
Ire has also on timid. I •
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Sewing Silk, Spool and Potent Thread of the
bat quail! Y, ei/cres and Hosiery, Straw Lig;
horn, Gimp, Braid and other Hyl4 of Fancy
Bintnets., by the case, doz. or single- Bonnet,
Alea's and Bug's Leghorn' Hate
All of seltlatilie lowest easliPnces•
•Aur.2o 10 ly— JqSEP.FI :Aionamc.
1.1 1:1 1 2 1 (.1 " .Pil l ifa ti d u e n liVii.i fm n ra liti ii P I S C upt e rla r lv: ' :-
sartitiellt of !!!
1.i!;
Panon ..A:nctican, French • and English Cloths
C.assirocres and V estatal , , • - .
which
:ire' of the icry hest materiel crei;.-otraretito
ilts'ett:z"ns or l'ousville add rind winch *will
be sold et prices to anit•the pinchnser, tosether with
assnittneni of. Fancy Stocks, Suspenders.
Handkerchiefs... Shirts, Bosoms.Cullnra„&c.., to all
of which we invivt ..the attention. or.Oue, customers
!Intl the public gerterilly, at lart / ! SCUTT 64r . TAVLOR-6,
- Merchant . Tailors, Corner of Centre and.:Alahlntan
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go S:tectit. Pottsville.
A ug,ust".3l. 184.1, • • • :11, 35:—.
surritton WASHING MAH , IiiNn.
unihirsigndil having , become the innier- and
proprietor of Mi—John,'Bhugert's nenly invented'
Pat.nt I,Vashilig Machine, far the county of Schuylkill
and is now' making' the machines at his Midi), M
Potta
ville,when: helms a supply outland fur inspegtion and
sale, at nil very mOdernte mien oradven dolitirl4. "
Thistnachine for theapness, elllCitcy anti *ruction
In any respect, Is Withollt eiceptimi c ihe greatest Myna.,
tion in tin. known World: It th nnly Washing ma.
chine among tile ninny thousands that haq been pro
nounced PF.ltt*l3C.l'. It washes witheint , zabbing, or
scrubbing. tearing . or wearing, pres.ling or squeezing
knock; off r o buttons, does all the tin ry Wiirk.of clean
5111 a Hem; Tucks; Frills; &e., in 'a few nilnates; an
'washes dean all coats,.. vests, pahtalocont,--shirts an
bed clothing of the dirtiest .kind, with. testi . than_ one
tenth part of snap necessary in the ordinary way Of
washing. A girl or twelve yearsMd Can veas k morn Sit
two hours, than two Women in da yl b y hand .-
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ISAAC Ii!EVERN.,
Pottsvllle; Alto* 3 ' !"'• '; ' 91= '
Ar l o , r a S i i i e 'r
e; a P g e E rn i nl i trt — re . T Ay K Wr i ll t al' n ot d it h ;
erk for iialt a nE u Nr. HANNAN, A 2 lrt.
May 33
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"I wv.t. TEACH TOO TO elpßes THE ROWELS OP. THE EARTH, AND BRING OUT FROM TLII CAVERNS OP MOUNTAINS. METALS WHICH WILL.Grve STRENGTH TO OCR :HANDS 'AND SURJECT ALL NATURE, TO, OUR !SSE AND -...E.A.SURE JOHNSON.
WEEKLY BY BENJAMIN BANNAN, AGENt FOIi i rrAF,ITO,PRIETi)II., , POT4:SVILL;[ , d OUNTII,• PA.
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VOL XX
NEW YORK:
THE CHEAPEST'PXASSGE AGENCY IN THE
UNITED .STANg§.
Joseph incillarrars
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Splendid Line ,ef'Paekets
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, -- C 1 ,:,. moat Liverpool, London' Dublin, Lon
, I;
.. :*donderry, Cork, Belfast, Waterford, New
1, ‘ '"'. ry, Colerain, &c., to Neiv.York, or Phila
delphia. i • . . .
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1 . 111.4 line consists of the followmg:Vessels,. which
ler. 1. e New York', on the Ist, 6th, 11th,. 10, 21st and 26th
of eadi month; and one every five day?! from Liver
-pool. to• New York : -•
George t yashington , llniegd Stases,
Garrick, : ' : . Patriek,lienrY,
Sheffield, ' : . Roselus, -
i Independence, , Virginia, . ,
Siddons, • - - Ashburton,-
Stephen Whitney, • , Sheridan,
Adirondock, - ScOland,
Russell Glover, -
_Echh, ar.c., Lee.
la. connexion With the above, afid•for;ilie purpose of.
.Herding still greater facilities to "passeisgets, the sub
scriber has established a regular. line:: of tint class
New York built, coppered and 'eopper fasitened ships, to
sail ;quoin:illy every week through Out tie year.
In ad , :i!.ion to the other accommodations, which are
' superior to t::ose •of any other!line of, Packets, Mr.
' '3olurray has sent Mr. .Bithard MurpliV, well known
as a benevolent and kinzlhearteil gentleian, to Liver-
Poul at his own expense. to t.lke care of his Passengers,
and see that they are not impose.! On. - :fir. Murphy, al-•
I so sires emicrants directions, on lamlirtg. in .7.!iew York
or Philadelphia, so as to guard against iii,:sosltion.
1 - " or the accommodation of tluise desitOus u: sending
-money to their friends, drafts will be gWen on-the !bi
lowing Banks, %ix : • On the Provincial , Bank of We
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land„payableat - : • ''.-. .
Cork, ' ? • Limerick, ' ' (Rommel, '
Londorulerry, -Sligo, • 1 Wexford,
Belatst, Waterford, ' Galway, I
Armagh, Athlone,Oolerain,. ' ,
.
Kilkenny, . - Dalira, r' Tratee, .
r.taiskilkii, 3lonaghan, ! . . Youghal,
Banbr:.. 4 'e , . 11,11vmena
's rarsonstown,
Cavan, •
Downpatrick, I. ~. Lurgan,
.!.bindon,
~ , :Ennis,
Thing:al:ail,
' riallyshatrnon, Strabane! fikibbreen,
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Omagh, . Mallow, . Dublin, .
Cootehill, Kticw , iti
Scotland—The City Ban:.of Gin sgow.l:i
England—Messrs..SpTooner, ....liwoorl &, Co. hankers.,
London; it. 'Murphy, Waterloo 110,, , 1, I.ierpnol, paya
bl,: witluint discount. in evefy town in {'heat Britian.
. For further particular , ., apply or aildreh.f (if by let
ter, post said)
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JOSTPIT MeMLIZRAY, 100 One erect. '
c , ruer of Smith i.treet;:tiew Toil.
P. W. 111 - ItNES7 , F.,:ro. SO AVaterloo nos(); Liverpool. 1
ci l'erons withing to pay l'assaaes for:their friends,
or forward their motley, mid - want their hpsiness atten
ded too promptly and.expedituottsly, will please apply
to the subscriber, at the Miners' 'Journal Office ; who
has been in the business for the last thre'e yearn, 'and
who has not-yet lost une cent fur those.lor mum) he
has done business.
lIANNAN,
- rOR JOSEPIi WWI=AT.
March, 2 -
Ne , `'hovel Paettiry
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s , Ll,criber respectfully culls attentio J,
n of
•,,EL our 21crcltants and °then . , to- his tuli;)ly of
SHOVELS and /1.0:5.,
manufactured ai his new Establishment, in New York
- which are equal in quatity, if not supOrior to those
obtained--Iron ahroarl. pric6; will 11 . 0 a+tow , ns
an artit le equal in quality. ciir be ()Manic(' elsewhere.
tie therefore solicits the patronage of the friends of
limn: 'lndustry.
•
• Meslrg. il3r.roeng ea Tarvin, are Agents for the
sate of ty Shovels in Pottsville aiulviciq s ay, who trill
eaccute all 0rd,...x., left at their IlardWaret.2torc:
JOSEI'II ALLEN.
New York', Ang. 3. 14—
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TilLutiam muimuMm,
MERCHANT'S HOTEL,
- 41 dourtlandt Stret,
NEW YORK.
ugu! 1211 h r:- 34-
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The great superiority of early nroolimpres
sion, frets. tits. Engnvinge., will insure tP those who
rive their names nt oi.r.e, the r oFscssicii of it in the
HICIIEST STATE OF PERFECTION. To he
conoth.o . A3 in about 50 ;mothers, at 25 cks,tacj,...
The sti'•ceriber has brut rippolufrd Agent. for
Ihe purpose or receivm2 subserioions4o ?Ins Bible.
.11 Schu County. where a spe.ciment copy of the
Wosit c. 0.: be seCti
January
NEW CASK DRY GOOD; FANCY ANOMIMMENG
STORE I
ROOM FORMERLY • Ocri‘,;rlnt) fly
curas:N:AN RICIIALS, IN CENTRE STREET
.I he subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
rettsvilie and the public in general, that itle has just o
pened a fresh assn tment of the newest Flies of goods,
consistiung
LCIIVIIS, A a.^r_c,no d h alzari4es.
with a variety of fancy goods. Also, an* and splen
did style of
OH, WHAT
,ATTRACrON!
3Llpplucott
,Taylok?
IYEPORTANT - INVENTION
EN
AND POTTS GFINMAI, MWERTISER.
Elii
INDEMNITY AGAINST • LOSS BY -FI
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The Franklin Insurance C 0.,!
OF PIIILADELPIDA,
Capitale 40 0 , 000 i " Paid, in
. . Charter Perpetual,
CONTINUE to make - Insurance, permanent and
Bed, on every description of property; in town h
country •on the usual favorable terms. Office k ,
Chestnut Street near fifth Street.
,CHARLES BANCKER,.Presiden.
DIRECTORS,
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Charlet N. Banker, Samuel Grant,
James Scott, Frederich Brown, .
77,omas Hart, Jacob R. Smith,
•
Thomas S. Whort.m, 'Ow. W. Maar*.
- Tubule Wagner, Mordecai D. Lewis.
CHARLES G. BANCKER, See'.‘r
The subscriber has been - appointed agent for the
bove mentioned Institution, and is now prepared
make insurance, on every description of property;
,the loWest rates. ,
ANDREW:IIBBI3BL
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Pottsville, June 12, 1841, . . 25-1
OFFICE OF THE '•
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Spring Garden Mutual Insurance
Company.
Tins .Company .having organized according to ' ,the
provisions of its charter, is now prepared to make
Insurances against loss by Fireon themutUtil principle,
combined with the security of a joint btoek capita
The advantage of this , system is, that efficient security
Is afforded at the lowest rates that the business cad be
done for, as the whole profits (less an interest no to
exceed G per cent_ per annum on the capital) will be ire
turned to the members of the institution, without their
becnming responSible for any ofthe engagements qR li
abilities of the Company, further than the pretplumsac
tunny paid.
The great sue:esti which this system - has Met with
wherever it as been introduced,"induces the Directors
to request the atZtention of the public to it, congent
thatit requires but to be un lerstood to be appreciated.
The act of Incorporation, and 'ay explanhtion Mire
gard to it., may be obtained by aiipiying at the ditte
Northwestearner of Gth and IVoed its., ci• of B. DAN
NAN, Pottsville. . .-
3
LAWRENCE SnusiErt, Psesident.“.
L. KRIIMBHAAR, Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
Corwin Sodden. . Robert L. Loughead,
Joseph Wood, • George 31. Troutman,
Elijah Dallett, Samuel Townsend,
I'. L. Laguerenne, - Charles to kes,
' George W. Ash; Abraham R. Perkins,
May 11,0,11. . ' - igf:
The 5111,3 C rib &r. has been nprmiiiied Agent for tho a
bove Compaiiy; and is now re.: 4 Y to make : insurances
nu' all d:lscriptions of pi operty at rates • much loWer
than usual, varying front .$2. 50 on i'e $lOOO to ;110
per 11110 annually. The rates perpetually o n stone 4nti
brick Buildings in good locations is only 2 per ce'lrit--4nd
if the Company should prove to be a profitable concArn,
the persons insuring in It partake of the profits without
incurring any risk. The charter is the sainetas
those of the Insurance Companies in New Fitglaild.
For further part colors appiy to the subscriber. "
11. BANNAIII
Medicines! Medicines!!
Dr.. Wm. Evans' celebrated Camomile Pills;
do do Soothing Syrup for children
Baron Von Hucheler's Herb Pills,
Doer. Good ie*.s.Feniale Pills,
Dort. Win. Evan's Fever and Ague Pills,
'Dort. Hunt's Botanic Pills,
For Dyspeptic persons,llunt's Boa nit Pills, are slit
to be saverior to any medicine ever, yet offered to lli
public.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,'
.
Sherman's Coueh Lozengcrs, price2.s cis pet box.
Ilewe's Nerve and Bone Linement,
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Balm of Columbia,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Brigg's Russian Cosmetic, '
Faith's Indian Vegetable Pills;
Leidy's Sarsaparilla Blood do
Linn's Chinese, do
Mead's Anti-Dyspeptic do
Moffat's Vegetable Life do
Wilson's Anti-Dyspeptic do •
Jay se's Expectorant,
Jayne's Carminative Balsam
Swaim's Panacea,
Jayne's Veriniinge, ,
Swaim's Verinifuge,
Linn's Temperance Life Bitters,
Roof's Founder Ointment,
Hole's Embrocation„- 1
Yeager & Albright's Botanical' Health and' Life Pre.,
server,
McMinin's Elixir of Opluin, •
Becker's Eye SaiVe,
TllOlll,lOll'S Eye Water, .
Cholorine Tooth Wash,
Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash,
Sherman's , Worm Lozengers, -
' do Cough do
Wistzir's Couch do
Sherman's Camphor do •
Peter's Vegetable
Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort,
Bedwell's 'Fetter Ointment,
Hay's Liniment, •
Welch's Tooth Ache Drops,
9pahn's Head Ache Remedy • .
Tomato Pills,
Lee's Windham Bilious Pills
Henry's Calcinea Magnesis, ••,
Bedwell's Green Ointment
Keyser's Pills, • •
Universal Plaster,
Weaver's Worm Tea, and Salve,
Steeling's Pulmonary Syrup,
Brewster's Pectoral Mixture. •
Juilkin's Ointment," .
East India Hair Dye,
Sarsaparilla Syrup,
Dr. Anderson's Scot's Pills
Hooper's Female Pigs,
'Balsam of Horehound,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture for Ague,
Climax Syrup, for Dysentery, warranted,.
Roof's Ring Bone. Curd, for horses
B. iSAN NAN
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A frest supply of the above medicines, just received
and for sate at the Drug Store of ;" f
April Cr, 11-- J.. C. MARTIN.
Da. Sa F.IXDY'S
Sarsaparilla Blood 'Pills.
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T HE ONLY Pit,mi in existence containing:Sarsapa
rilla in their omposition. . • . .
They purify The Blond awl Fluids of the..body, and
cleanse the Stomach andllowels from all noxioue sub
stances that produce disease. • , ~.
They are composed entirely of vegetable Extracts,
(free from mercury and minerals) which make them
the safest, best, and most efficacious of any other pills tri
existence. l l ,
$e - •••a1 the ler -'" I
of their ^fficacy have here-
:Several thousand Bert if - lades ot their effica.
Infore been published, and :their sales are in-naming
annually by thousands. ,
?Wore than One - Million' b4es
have already been sold since their introduetidn.
MORE THAN 100,009. BOXES.
have bee . suld-in, f!hiladtuffhia ,ploUe;the past year;
thus? inwing t hatin tie place where they are ma nu fdr
timed ibey have. a 4eptitation, greater tlihn any other
pills—which arises frail) . the fact that Dn. LEinv is tr'rn
known ar /mute as a rigida, Physician, and his pills are
consmpteritly employed 'with greater confidence, than
any other; in addition to their own efficacy:.
Quality and 'not quantity is a valuable altribate be
lonzinkto them; one box donig,, more good thafi two to
fouir of others. •
13e advised, therefore, when ne crafty requires to
ake none other titan '
DR. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS
'Tryihetin, (they rest but 25 rents a bog.) - 'Pry them!'
So well satisfied will you be of their good Wee's, you
will never take a'ny others. After you have tried ell
other kinds, then try Dr. Leidy's Blond pills, the ding.;
once will soon be discovered. No change of diet no re.:
straint from occupation, or fear of catching 'cold need
be 'apprehended; young and old may take thertrwith e—
qual sonty.
ca. Principal 'Office and Depot, 'Dr. Leidy's Health
Emporium, No. 191 North SECOND street, near viivp,
(sign of the Golden Batt and Serpents) Philadelphia. .
'Also, by Klett & CV., Wetherill, & Co., W. Dyott * dr.
Sons; A. S. & E: Roberta & Co., and city Drugtistsgeb.!'
erally.
Also by P. Pomp and J. Dickson, 'Easton, Lonk,;
Lancaster, and most respectable Druggists and Store
keepers in the United States. .
Also at J. G. BROWN'S '(fnto W. T..tininep) Drug
Store, Centre street, Pottsville:" " z •
May:lB, .• ,
unrivalled
A new and splendid article, is new ultiverra4Y, act -
" •.h nowledged superior to any Shaving Cream a' I e
United States or Europe. • •••• • -;
:Tiffs delightful preparation - is unequalled, Tor beauty,
purity, and fragrance ; though somewhat analogous to
Gnerlain's .Ambrosial Crcam,'and 'other similar corn-
pounds, It far surpasses them ail by the emollient pasty
-consistency of Its lather, which so softens the beard
as .to ,render shaving pleasant - and easy ;..ttlrssedies
great advantages over the -imported article; n being,
freshly prepared from the best materials; with ttte great
est skill; and is no t only the' best, but also thei. cbeapeat
article for 'shaving. 'lt la:elegantly; put . up - , le, boxes,
Vf hit splendidgiltd -
abels.. , • . •
Just received and forsale by • . '•
' Nev., 0,"'45 .1 - - :11.-11ANNAN5Ag't4'
FAMILY •NEDICIIIiEB.:. f•t
VN band Ind tot-said; d suPplior . 4Yne's *hit:
celebrated Ilindly medicineseAvanadtdd
• JOHN it C. eDIARTIN!
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SATMMAY MORNING; NOVEMBER - 23', 1844
PROTECTION.
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a. From, Grahain ; s Alegatille for.Decemher: •
Last: Pale Flowers.
... stenos.- • ,
The laslpale flowers are droopingOriihe
'The last seat [eves 4114 ,flattering ,fronitho ag es ;
The las!, last groups of summer . / flying geins .
. ' Are thrilling fOrth their parting melodies...
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the wirids "Seem tvingeg, and 'linger hy.
whisr6ring to and'Sigiiing leaf;
The - siilight falls all dint 'and" - tieuddingly,
Like lime's fend farewell, through the mint of grief..
.There ii a dreamy presence every:l;lo'n;
As if spirits, passing t 0 and fro; ••
We aimbst bear their irorres in *the . nir, • ,
And tel their balmy pinions toui.h'the".brow
We feel; as if a breath might put aside . '
The siddeley curtain of the 'Spirit
Reyeaiiiig all.the loved iindzioithed • -
That death had taken from affection's band.
We canitheir?sernes, and lietenfoc the sound
Of their familiarloCr voiced melodies;
*aloddi alinost exPeCtantly aronad ' ' --
For dear facesocith the iovidg eyed.. ;--
We feeljthem near us, and spread out the scroll. •
.Of he Jts whose feelings they were, wont to
That thiey may read i4consta . ncy of 50u1,.,
And all hlgli; pure nnitirei miritten there:
And thOt ' we'yi.eep; as if our pied - were press . •
To htity ietniship's 'unsuip'ecting' heart,
Which Understands our. orrn, oh tlsion blest!
Alas d that each illusions should depart.
I oft have.prayed thOt : death. May come to me
In such a spinuai,autninn day;
Heavem seethe so near, I tretable to be free,
And 4ass an'thObautifal
snfibelitEr- in E,aire.
DT E. L. BELWED
To the ,vulgar there is bat - one
,sort of infidelity
—that which, in a woman at. least, can never be
expiated or forgiven.
.They hnow not the thous
and shat, h z.s in which change disguises itself-.they
trace tuit the fearfukfriparcss of the alienafionof
the healt. But't.iiitalsif : Who :: truly, and deeply
love, tlipre is an infideli:tisity which the person
has nolshare. Like ingiatifi4e, is punishXblo
by no laws. ' We are ,Paviierlests to avenge our
selves. i . .
two persons arc united by affection, am:
the lovlof the one surTiieithatef the other, who
can mensure the ang,uA of the tinfdittinitte who
watches' the extinction it' a light, which nothing
re-illuminates!: • It mostly happens,'..tor;, that the
first dial:every is stidden. There fa a deep
trust
fulness in a loving heart; 3t is blind to the gradual
decreaselot sympathy—int - divine attribute's thenb.
sent eye;, the chilling 'word t 6 a thousand causes,
save the; true.- one; .care—ill—some worldly
trouble—isolate engrosthng thought, and (poor fool
that it is )ciideavurtajc i adiiitional tenderness to
compensalte, for, the Xiiatts not of its own cau
sing,. the time had come when ,it can rto,
longer conipensate. 41141x:ceased to be the ,all
in-nll to its cruel Partrie . r., 'Custom has : hyought
its 'invariable curse—and indifference 'sathers, ,
round the 'place in which we had garnered up our
sent. ; ' At 'length the aPpalling, light bieaks upon
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US:L-we di.4-over ;We'are no longer loved. And
What'remetly have None!' f Our
naturalrfeling is resenttrient.' • We i are - cooscicnts:
Of treacheey ; this ungrateful 'heart that has fallen
from us; have We 'prized • and treasizied .
flow hae we :sought to shield it'frOin every ELIL
row—how!have N 8 plensed.ou'rielvesjit'aelitude
and in absence ; 'with yearning thoughts of
and beaiity,--hoW it is'enrs no" - more!' ' l'hin we
break into wild rep'roacha-'-z•ivO'-beCorile exacting
-we watch eierYtioli'L-ive gitage every
we are:iiiiforttinatewe offerid.'
'.f : ltese, our agon!e*--uur impetuotis-bersta of pas
sion—ourironical .and,bitter,tannts..te: which we
half
.expect, as ;heretofore, to year the: softtwortl
that turr.eth away wrath--iihcse.only expedite the
fatal hour; they are new .crimes in ul; the very
proofs of °Ur bitter love are triasured and repeated
as reasons icily I:ye should be loved no more : 7 as
if without throe,' ) Witltetit'a "nuirniur, we could
signourgelvesto .! s'e great alose.' Alas!—it is With
tierCe convulsions that the temple is rent irttWain ,
and we hear the Divillityd'epart. '
Sometimes we.stand in silence, and with ... a fill
heart, gazing upon these'liard :eyes which ne
ver can again melt in'tenderness 'upon _ us. And'
our silence is doinh—itseloipience is gone: lye
arc no longer undfFfstood.; We long to die in or::
der to be avenged. - We half 'praY for some great
misfortune, some agoriizing illness, 'that it may
bring to us our soother-end our nurse. 'We say.
.In affliction or iii sickh&is . it 'Ceuta not thus' desert
• us.' We arc mistalien. , We areihelterlcss—the
'roof has been taken .froth- our_heeds—we:are ea
posed irt - any. raid . every storm. : .Then comes a,
ithariti, and dded simtiment:of ; loneliness . and, insc.,
entity. We are left—weak children—in the Mail:.,
We are bereft, More irrevocably , ,:thtut
. try, death
for will men the hereafter tbat . ,unitesthe . happy
dead who die lovingly, restoro the „love.,thathas
pe r i s hed, ere life lie dim I • •
- What shallv . , e do jWe have, piccustomed our . ,
selves to love end
,-to be Ictved. :;. ,Canjive
,turn to.
new ties, and seek in another that which is extinct
in one 1,. .13Q14 T oftenis_sucii a resource in vain
Have we .not.....given-jo this--the treacherous and
false friend—t h e best years,oCour. life. 7 Ahesoutle ,
of our. hearts-..-thefiower of affections? • Did.
we not yield. the haryest 'l..how little is. there.
left. tor another ;to glean! Ttus.makes: the crime:
°film moral in9delitys.lT.hCone,wko taltes:away
from us birt or her love, takes from us. also the hive;;
of all clic. We : 11a.V. 49_, longer* .Perhi?lmt g i g
One° WO, MightlbriV.llo4ell 7 olll.l of -.111e,..,w0r1d.
now the time isi past. Who shall love us in our
sear and JirilliectirnaWheri We had
m. 6 :4 quak.F. *di;
tiful sehtiment , ptenetwtioth heti lord:prois*`-tie .1
put-away-=ti 4 0ire Me tQn: ,, kicii;E•
whichl'bibt r igrat
. 1 4 'irisP4 l ; l o9o 7 ;o
refurnleyou t tl+ithodg,hyttotrof:fortune,'e said
ob;Cit 4 fil r tk
virginity gf)l l l'iMuit? kacit.ttacheerfill
and ilfrt •ketirrittilt hd^neitir-beenydiiaptioiatiW
;`they dimmer us MO. upon the world t .rml
with bitter to form new ties. In propor
tion' to the time: that we, halve been faithful—in
proportion jtotlia feelings we have sacrificed—in
"proportima to the wealth of soul,rof affectton, of
divotion,thatwe have consumed; are we shut out
from the possibilityof atonemlnt elsewheie. that
this is not all; the other occupations of the world
are suddenly made stale and barren to us ! The
daily; avocations of life—the uommon pleasures—
the. soCial diversions, so tame in themselves, Thad
1
their charm when we Could hare and talk over
them with another. It was sympathy withdrawn
I
they are nothing, to us—w o rse than nothing,—
The. talk has become the tinkling cymbal, and so-,
ciety the gallery of pictures. Ambition, toil, the
as,
aims of life=even these ce abruptly to excite.
'What; iti the first place; nta4 labor grateful, and
ambition dear 1, Was it notltho hope that their
rewards would 'be reflected on l entither self! And
riew there. is no other 'self. 'And; in the second
Place, (and i this is a newer consideration.) . does it
licit - require a certain ealmra i ss ' and -freedom of
mind fob • great efforts I Persuaded of the Posses-
Sion of what most • 'eve "value; We can look abroad
with cheerfulneis and hope; the conscionsness of
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a treasure inexhaustible by external failures, makes
I J
us speculative and bold. 'Nov. all things are,col
dred 1.1 our despondency.; our self-esteem- 2 4ha t
necessary incentive to glory ;ILI humbled and abash
id; Jour pridelias received jarring and bitter
shoat:. We wonder • m what' 'e have dared itefo re:
And therefore it is, that when Othello believes
himself betrayed, the oceitat4ns of his whole fife
ad
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SU lib , burdensome and abhorred: ' ' Farewell,'
lie seith, 'Farewell the tranquil mind—fare Well
content: And then, as the necessary but uncon-
Sciouslink in the chain of thought, he , continues
at ence : . .
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'Farewell the plumed troops And the big, wars
That.make;zunbiiion virtue— 1•11, farewell!
Farewell the neighing steed and the shrill trump ;
The spiritlitir ring drum-111eIear-piercirig fife,
The royal banner; and all quality,
Pride, pomp, and circumstance of glorious - war—
Fare Well !40thello's occupattn's gone.'
But there is another and a More permanent re
sult from this bitter treason. Our trustfulness in
human nature is - diminished. We are no longer
Cr:Nlulotis enthusiasts of giod.' The pillars of
th e m xal world seem shaken We believe, we
hope, no more iz:Dir the faith lof others. If the
one whom we so werAipPed, and so served—who
knew us in our bestyears—tolwhom we have of
feredcounts dailyofferings-4!?em we put in
our heart Of : liearts--against whOni if a world hint'
ed; we had braved a World;—if qris one has Jest-Ft
ed us, who then shall he faithful? •
At length - , we begin to reconcile ourselves to the.
worst, gradually we gather the most,of our feelings,
from this - heart which hoz - become to ut as stone.
Our pride hardens doein to indiffrence. Ceasing
to be loved, lwe cease to love. Seasons may roll
away, alt other feclings'ebb and flow. Ambition
May changeinto apithY—gencrosity may sour in
to avalice; we. may forget the enemies of years— •
we may make friends of foes. But the love we
have lost is never renewed. On that dread vacu
um :jibe breast the temple and the garden rise no
more:—that feeling, be it hatted or.be it scorn, be
it indifference, which replaces love, endures to the
last.' And; altered forever to the one, how many,
of us arc altered for ever to the World? neither so
I - -
cheerful, nor so kind, nor So active in good, nor so
I
is of evil as we were before ! The de"
Inge of passion has rolled back; tho'corth is green
again. But we are - hi a new world. And the
new world iS but the sepulchre of the old.
LOSING ,A WIFE ANDTHREECLULDREN.-.
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§Ome bleait rending . scenes of suffering- were
enacted at IdulTalo; . during the recent storm.' One
'Mr. Smith, Who lost a wife and three children that
night by it, and saved 'hirnself, by almost super'
human exerdi ins,'gives a 'thrilling account of the
death of his 'family.. He states that his re..illence;
Was' on Fourth street, 'on the right hand side of
the ` B lack
nace. About 'S:O'clock in ihe morning, the wa
der in the house had risen to such an extent
that ho was ! =compelled to put his wife and three
children "on la table—he then fond it necessary
to place chairs on,the table, and bidding his fam
ily not despair, he put some matches in his pock-
MS, and kept three candles - burning On a clock..---
A fen , ' moment afterwards' the'house was struck
adthe soutldwest:end by another house coming
itracmtactwlth.:lt i which threw it-off its founda-
I n
tion,'Mdd pr cipitated Mrs: - Smith - and the three
children int the water: - The' lightiliere. all' put
out at thusa i e time, and Mr. Smith found it im
possible to catch hold of any of his family except
his little girl,ri 'about 4.'years old: Ho then got
Upent lie window 'sill,' wftli'' his - child clinging
around his beck, and .held-on -to her until he
•
found his st . etigtli failed liirn,'dnd It war dash
,.
cd out of -hi - arms. He chug ht at her .as she
Was washed from liirri, hut was . too benumbed to
keep. his hol . :The window shutters ' then burst
open; and Ir. Smith was washed out and siie
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cecded in ge ting-on.trip . of the, house„froM which'
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he was resc ed.
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I l' ' Ilan M Ji.STT ' il kyIIIIT AT WTI I'nDSO • •
/*TEIIESI,NO FiCT TO NATURALIVra t —IIIe fol
lowing sing r lar .rare•(if not uniqu,) occurrence.
hits just taken place at . the 'Royal aviary in thO 7
Home Park,lat Windsor': Ithaving been deemed
v,.
advisable by Iblr. Walters, tho superintendent of
her Majcsty s aviary, hi order to improve the
tirecii of the enuine Ddrking fowl, that it should
:ha,ierossed l ith
: that of tho : Cochiri Chlna fowl,
the : necessaty.zuvaneyetnents were made for that,
j purpose. At;orliing hen, which had rooster for
!some time past_witli_the fatvls..from China; hes
ree:eiiiiiiibei in the .habiti4 IS'yiirg 't.‘i , lC.'e,r_exid
sometimes ti rice a wces, eggs containing= d(Mble ,
l ee
arivirfeaisti l et yolks,' . Mr. Walterr, determining
to iiiiiheii lit:dad:4 titieMpiiiiii itAdteli rilie
of these (load ~ YC,lkCiFigis; Pliteail., twit, sever
at &lei ogge litideillte heti:- • The ieatiltAiiitliat
two chickena were producCdfiliuttliii i sihglengg ;
Ip , Rl is..,l , *clkl:go: i'd:OiirP_Pri2 C,?Fhii China
hi4:lllls l : ll *9,thArl B . , !hCa.F.hicY I°o l 9 P.nihi.n;
. spgsip,,P4of 7W41:37 ,. .1N.Yz ,4?T;4 1 07',-,'? 1 ( 1 :1/12'
fitk,go,Od S lit 4tli.:- 7 Mi i s.is,!t,. v.iretutatice, as we
are inforni4 unprecedented in th'e annals of nat•
UM] history 4
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.`rubs amon3 Srienbs Anb Valativreci
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It is surprit ; ing to notice from tiiv:,ll eau
s'es, 'serious A
coid, a jest. the haity eii:pres,•ion -of the moment,
his, in many instances, br6hen the fri.lnd6hip of
years., and been the c.rst cause 9Fa bitter, rent
Ides and undying d. Alas ! for par ;human
nature. The prejudices an•l patsionsoftq!' heart,
the selfishness and nialeVel.•nce of men, are too of
tet the sources, not on!' of Unkindnc:s:s a 0 pain
6 Dtlier, ; but of peil,_qual - disquiet and uidnpri ;
ness to thermelves. Th;:re are in tite.„,,Fi-Lirbi - too.
individuals who uppe.ir to to . .te I;glit ham:tent
ing trouble, in increazing misunderstandings, in
widening and" itqattim; additional' rancour to
difficulties between friends,- Thers rreitijruit
h±pocrites, for they deserve no better appellation,
gneraliy profess to beer tremely anxioint tiiadju.t
the trouble; to restore the confidence, and, recon:
cite the feelings of theexcited.' They.,'lMWever,
at the came time, contrive by an ratan ward, or a
half-admitted. lush - m:1 63:1,A° embitter and
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nate but!: partiS, and thus to 'elflYert. into Halo,
better tiMri fiends, individuals who a few Years, or
`perhaps a few montlihefore, wo'n!.l init: have heri-
Rated fo - rna'ae any for the assist:Mce of
each other. - It Ls,- moreover, a strange perversity
in;many,mindi:, to be unwilling t' ackfloWle,l6n
art error Or,repair a wrong. They-are naturally
perverse and, dogged, and by some strange - pro
cess of reasoning, endcaror to convince, theirpzelres
that they arc acting under the influence eif.prio
eiPle and honor, when in fact that they arc govein
ed by very differcht motives. tl.3lms'clVare" the
peace Makers!' How ollen may a truly benev
,
olent friend,, one who is diTosed to do What• is
right without any malignant motive, one who real
lylwishes, well to all about him, and to mankind'ai
large, step in, and by the exercise •ofprtidcMe,
moderation and forbearance, reconcile a ditlic'ulty.
'Ho truly philanth v.
rOpic is the spiriwhichw h
mates such a mind I How much better thus to
hcill and adjust, than by a contrary course; to-irri
tse and perplex . Tim work of reconciliation is
truly Christian. It is eule.ulated to . lalng'peace
to ; !rnanya troubled breast,:ii),sootit and .1 - ,-i t yc balm
to;' many an .agitated Mir 4 and Wounded heart—
toi,eonvert hatred into locohharshness. MO) Lind
rdss, and to•,make us by reflelction on 'the past,
ashamed of our momenta .of•petulance and pas
sion, and anxious to avoid such errors anti imper
fc.'nions for the 'future.
nobler task could, an indtiyiduaLlie'enga
ged in, than that of bringing together friends end
relatlyes.who had been long separated--zeparated
too by tuna trivial cause, by some hasty Word, by
sulnelarsh expression or -aliuSion; which at ,the
time was not meant to onend of wound. It is so
easy at times, and especiaily.when 0ne.15 peevish,
fretful and out of buimir, tOienagina insult where
nothing of the kind Was intended: tWe all, too,
hay° peculiar moods.• We have our hems of
glOom, discontent and dissaAisfletion. • At such
tithes %se are universally sensitive. The'hlightest
thing will stir us into passion, or induce ufi to ut ;
terSomething harsh . or complaining: It :Is'et such
mernents that, ditTieulties are apt to arise. We
cannot bear even 'Ordinary while the remo
test allusion to an; oflbnsive subj , .!ct or sore piint
is at once regarded as . an act of v:rong er'tiuirage.
This too, we know, and realize ourii*NeS in our
cairn and thoughtful inornents: But we Idck the
nerve toadmit the error; to take tick thC harsh
express:ol'ov° may have usad, to prryfrn- an apol
ogy, and to hOld out the hand of
How fatal has this ohs:inlay been to the haui
neas of many !, A Slight offence, aud .1 crhaps
One that was never intended, has increased 'With
the 'strength of years by the nu::,it.r,a of 'moidy .
thought, tho insinuations and misrepresentations
of!pietended frlend3, .31d thus, .mizht have
been 'explained in a breath, what
. ..woodd 'have
been forgiven promptly t‘nd . g.mcret.tsly,
tir~ttt•orciofa'inenlut or explan pltt'r
e(l.; rankled and deepened uutif the fearfil
feelingi of litltrad and revenge Imre beconie dal!:
featu:es of our'natnre. Better, 1:r bettor
ry case, where' a dOubt e:tbits a - to the . prOpritity
of bur own course, to stretch cut the 11.110 of lc,
emiciliation. Better to once, twien; ;tie,
dozen times, than mists to or mi.uliprehend, and
dri 'such fatarerroi,.tO fouteni. a dead!}' and lundy 7
in enmity. It has been eloquently and beauti
fully said;'` that:s%lieti the veil of deuth'llas
drawn between us and the objects of cifi kgard,
hoW quick-sighted do we Leeitne to their
'arid hOw bitterly do .ve then remember words or
looks of Unkialtiess which may have estup ed•es
in ; our intercou'rsa with them.. listr 'careful
sheiuhl suchthought render 1.13 in is
of those Ofl'it:Cs of afreeti;in wadi it Thav be in °el.
power to p e rform! for wh o can 1: , 11 hotsi Acoa
m
the oment may Arrive when repemmv.m, cannot
ba followed he reparatOnl4,7:rr
: •
• PIIrDi •AISI3 POVETZT7.—Thure hut'idreds
of tamiliez that have no gmall inuOme,aulet are .
.pecir---and will remain se"for life, ur.lci- . s . they, turn
over a new leaf. and live al thy The .
meinhers of such faulilies are prend awl ext:ava l ,
'gartt, and exp'end a large anrount,to keep :fp ap
pearances, and continte in the ranks of fr 4 ;nion.
Point ': to many
. .sti;clt people, w:10 inight
be in independent ciret.nntancts, wera it Hot.
for their pride... The children- in Such families
aft' ftirnishe'd with everything to gratify their
out . ward„appgarances• vivre a' sure
guarantee of their .respectability.and faft:re ,:ilz
tess.-.• - If there -is any;hini,we despise it is the
.
'an of and . povcritithe I:xerno , e , ) of
appearances to the.saerifiee of.comfo:t and he?lth.,
The money- that,tlas been expended by such'per-:
sots for , the lest twotar'thrce'years, if taker=iTini,'
er Care of LVouiJ nciiv place thorn in; eethiortabla:
'eirruinstances, ifinot be, fe.Ctitient, to ,purchase_
dwellings to shelter them in the decline of Ile.
• !,'LAjiall draw, on you at
. siglat,': tllo.beibil c l
:Ea . l4.tq 13i1Eo Icg. ,?• • .• ,' •
*by arrAqty4rdly • Fo43icis i rtlie Latter \1 ilea.
exposed tbfirelhey run.
, 4 - aturatizatiooi4ts abuses-. 41110
! l - . . • r..1„;, - .
Er.c.ViCdy.
;Matte two Weed+ pt4ding the recent eketien
I%sere zealously oacu;iltd - bv• the .Locofoco party
1 iniNew -Yorlt, in raVilicturing voters.' We--
tilted tipon tinpeenrat;Otireate. that - mit lc:silks:l
1 2500 - eiens : were rultit'• !citizens during , tlii,e..pe.,
rhsJ of timr, While th-a , : ' cofoeo intijority over the
I . IVhigs and Native A:cll,„' .ricans in this city, is nett.
tirtcd at 1 . 600 oil th . elilleetortd !del:et. Thus it
i „I
i will be seen that theVes of men just admittf&
I .oithe'sacred right of Oiien s ship,.have Set:l4tho
tpirlitical eltaratter boi::.. - tf thin city and the Ern
p4tr'State 1 I'','l.. re:s . '.-,&;low f i ne :election is over,
to Sieatt. disTc..;:cdonia.., .e.:f this .. birsi.uess,
......)yo
vilEit to tippal t.) the-.dadel S. of each and every
gritty agaiti-A - ,thism4u , n , alorid of Naturtcliza
, ft'ln, t':at Ote redie,• - %41. enc. cairts, may be . up
phe,..
i • • ,1.,-,0
1 !Thc rt . r...tquelloa.,",qcli suzgests itse iris, were -
.111*e. 2300 men inr;i';ily and legally entitled' to
he:...orne citii.,:ns..nf th i4nited States ? IlyWhielt
1 wi mein, to- c‘..crcisc'.l-dto 'electlrc franchise, giving.
telt-tell and ware c::•-•if them. the canto falai--
- ,- .;
• cal . p....r.yer pas;c3.s,-_•111i. It crujamin P. Butler cr
J 'Jacob Act r ,
. 1111! i.://orrin/s/ d.'el'artr' lay,
lA.ii rennet ! : From a•dir-irfal, c....7rntinizinjattrmtiod.
1 I).4toWell for ancocrr,i; days in clitTererrt courts: ,
I
third open Cl,_ mairactiO the examination by the
Jup;c3, the an cif4c iv:tn.:skit, the uniforlit
i sindiarity of their repl,i„:l . s and their utter inezapci.
Ityito underr•tand • the i : t 4l3 and. the dolign of fiat
; uyintion, wellava l'•,:p. - .:),te:titatien in pronouncing
the winiledithinev, riil.iew conducted, an inigni. ,
1 to' s-, prudizate
,antl - ISt!Piltendous fraud - upOn the
, ! ,
- -i - •
1 whole American rrill -..-.. ,
1 ' ll'o brgia with Ja.fli;•., Vandorplo!, winn , 'Wo .
I.cjiasider'inorcb4se af,rd'-irireliles-r than any other
f• '
, Ital i dre. 1.11; eNenl:ll:lfe,.pf witnesses - was no
i let's fireical Than it wit 4 - -1 contemptible and defcc9
the. rn his jud;emeiifirity' two questioni worn.
1 rttq'essarY: to ho ..mirc'eli ,-bf carp' witness, ---glow
I Fong has A or 13, residkin this country 7' . olLis•
i lte!been oat ait tii3:cp lAc cane in?' 'Viejo tiro
I vital .1
questions, it is trig but the 'answers, in nine
ear. etcs -nut • Of. tm, Ave4.iven in munogyilabfesr
) - --o
1 • without any test rintst* how the witness 'knew
i'
wiiat he v. al. swearirf;7o, or what eyidenee lid;
ha ii
i—encrept va.;;ue rir.ruj , leetions or importal.alis
! in*olvlng the - right ofthil man to recck : e his Nat
l• .1
1 uralization papers.' 1.\72 1 :" - ,,'",ify every witness, fearless-
Idy }would s•A-ear that irl .. c;:elient had not been but'of •
i till - ,"..r.rr:f. - ,7; of the l.l.o4(iStateo, dUring the lest
rfiE r:-..Vc.. ' , ; •":!.-i
I • .
'.llll3.lmowleilgT3' va. generally founded upon
I
1 milre belief or truppu. , -Pd#4 and' not from personal ,
InkoLuli:::::,e, ll biirlf thf,,,i9th
.mtlnessly 'requires at
1- iii l i hands of the Witn6s.,l With the exception Of
. .- 1..
daidg,e Daly; thequesta,Z s in each Court wercrput
~,'',li ~
in Mast tmlecentliairl; l and crude, unintelligitilE;
10o:12r:stem, eva l ive,..";,aiiil unsati.fatatoiy answers '
rehired Withont : thelli'ghte.d rebuke of the Wit
•,, . . ,
miss., or eflhrt to.Eift, - On i t the truth, much . less lr" - -
at t a• indicai T ion oa tcoilii i : , ri: a: the judges that they
[tiredisehlugmg 'a iill•tm, vastly importan,tontr
must iegspoadble porticqof their judicial duties.—
, They conduc • ted the ei r iinination as if merely ear -'
, •1: P.i . ...
eldising drafts dra•am hy m i'lle Loco roc() party. ..
. l Anooter tiiinj. 4,....4-.- man who cline , from`• .
,
Tinra-arty H all had leptiired the most carcfni in,.
steuciians relative to tlleNuestions to•bc put, and
-,
t 4 answers which eqr.,•l be required of him. -; To
thd sanic.rontinc of eit• - itions, which the judos
rurFessarily us:d . for lig avalanche of Germans '.-
• r. • '.it- - -< r • • r - -- '
irrTli, Swiss, PiusAzio4, 3 d'relizli, Russians and, - .
rt'Y:ieS, ache croarded tlqourt room: for successive
.days their
s ariswzrs ' , a,r" . .iie almost uniformly the
sar4:::i , Nothing 'iva:4l'id - 1 by which truth xvoula.
11' -• • •
com.e.out or petjtliyuld he detrPted. They..
' ,I '
Iwe l re aswell dulled i.l - 4:s way: as most Of thorn
, had been by the polie4l.i„ . - Ireland, or the military •
clepotisros on-the crtritWerit from, which theiciune. '
Ti l fese men opiarentl4iderstood'hut little:of the - -
r.aiur . e of the a:legiantkihey renounced, and leas'
.I • .
of that wide% they a.al9,orcd. Large numbers .or
tlign could not canto,; ?ill'. Were ohiiged ie. mains
l -
their insole, and new' t;.11,14 . could neither wiCab...
' •i i
nor. understand -our lattFtdag
ce I , Interpretcro wore
. .1
onstantly rcquircA, ik,.l the rail - ries, as well try
inCkligruitY• of their replies, demonstrated hOW
• 5....,,
1 t.n..m-drourly ekfecti‘e4re the examinations ant
the. unfituczs of sdch''it,-r,li to become nature:L.l,,
, ••..7, ;
eitte.ensd ~
--,../ ' .. t.
'From the above bri'cr4f.,atetuctit, made in got. 4
•
falt, and with alull Tat:tonal knowledge of the,
matter, no rzilectin..; M.:4, he he IA - log, or Demo-.
oral, can fin a Morncrit;Vrate to pronounce ~ 4 at,...
uranzation," under sul'if circumstances, an atro
aid",:„raa.:;-, a .i,i,1,1 1 1-T3 e d outrage upon the \a
•-• -,-,
~,-
tiyil American po,.rioiOt is equally s 6 to, cdop-.
ted !citizen:l; who Boyar here far yeam,.arl
- • 1 .:-tar
• whime inrei esti aa wq ie,ul,,athies hose Ion.; since,
h clic u rite interwov4 iv it/3 l ice . El .C . Al t
t tiare 'O t a),..i ;ty l ,;:,:.-. Gti ig pr• suppasea . in,
:tell ,-cut aciion, but loiitorth a man recently front,
a aklntr grove:lM3. it:4l'm, daihnef::i of politim t -.
deditat:,m, , 1 till. an nittir::iqht,'dird mind, and per_
it , •-''l - .
!says incapable of reverAtg- Ina Qv. II name or tea,
ditt, , et, tibket he tii , li'tr'aites,—liaw can such ..1
.1' ;.... , ~,_ ~ ;,.,- .
loan vuo: nu.....0.- - mry - ' , arf crnalorniably to the oath
he takes to stt , , , aort afCatirdttatton which honey,
er read,: witlionf - perpetrrr,ing an. injury' to others,
ii - - - •••,
if riot to.hiurielf, vrhitah:,4, he 1.... s .no power .to t-c-,..
• :i - ,:i
•
pa t: laws it . tilicr.s.- - u4n l j.) ; ary, vengeance upon the
mats wh; votes ille.railA and every. year.thete is
: 1 „
meld or less t.-g cal uriOtpumsd tuts sort qt. wront
!doi.g.' let'tlic faci:iii. : ',lvvltich are given to aliens i
by Our Jud;e3 to evadili,te laws, by granting nat-,
uradizatioir I,2r,CiS to 41 . 1 y every , man mite asks.
thecom, is rendecino :real enactments on this .
sulker a farce, vital th4 - hale•brocluess is a 10w. % •
liveil end iniqt.itotts 'k l ti'ciEs olcompoundin- felo-
~;, .
.. '
ny.l. The Atueliemi itenple, not a political party:,.
eaiillldunhi!.fitztiotTlyPrdrrss their aidmiTence of
tAlltizinc .s3 of Naiiii:iiization: They clirlionor'
~ ..;
they birth-Tighe by nArtet acquiescence in Bach
niotstreus.politi-41 ego :cities, •and they disgrace . •
Ite:lnseivcs by eubm iii 4; to compiieetcd WrOrige .
i.i - • , • :-.,
Which they have ILO .I?**er to I.:dr:nit. The laws'
.on thiti au:lc:dare itt rac:r friallk.ze• atanitt.. !
ri4r4tion realer:: therricap I;',..aaralde ouir.,ge.-4. ,,
If diev clar.of In-, chnii , :cd, let the legal' adminiti.. -
traters be held religieirO y as 'well . as lec.,allf tee.,
ee l :Able f3r their- intriretations; ; Judges. wilt - ~
thrii unh ritand tb.a:t - iirillcial turidtude will bo .
' mi t' by . a c t,,,y la te putrii.,:,in - ent, and j-rdivid.l base- -
ocop finds it.; r-Ward j . ir:,s , letun ;:uprfterriterti by' .
the-American l'cople. - .,..-ANcte lonic arprea.... 2 r.!
1 - , ......-....-1"-f ik......_,_______ .. .
~
M &am AGI: .5 xil Et': : - eaTios.-11:rarrunc - the
ilk chei,-C cf. agb 1. mon;ct all the qualities
which plcaro, her in h Lver, there is: prrhopE, not ,
one', which tvoubl•tr;ptillahht iii a btohand aud in,
fdet, she fi'cqueitily I,scis dittle mom. efl.tim,, sho,,
10r4..,.thar, the 1-. : a.nlY OY, his f9riTh or..i - erdrips, thus -!
- el , tanec of dii tdre:-:: - .1 ijs not this, tben:tdie' molt ,
...Nerpletetcoldetnnatiridai of our sYsteui of .cductt:it
-a
d'r i 'er! •-.l o rouiti apPre , l 7 iotOon of too strongly of
Lciinz.the heart, rrepOceal from woman all that
is Worthy 'of lovci we, tiP.iw the sense of the ',Can
tiitd that - csists iff - ili4e„tra . ,,bta tta-,t amoug'fotilitiot :.
—the outside 'piCtisestti3firi4* . tr4i - is. - within is uni '
l t ne•,en. .:IVlten: tireiefti*A2rit idling laeOn. uni.; — .
dedisix Months, they 14 ferr.th'illetightful young . -
'mail whose nrusetico eb4rtned theta, they arc Of.- .
e nfveiy:tnuat'orprisetrsto :lad in hie place only
an'.iitnpertinent fe1h4.411 ignerauitv, or a sim. •
P .
lama• Yet this is waft it is commonly : territed,te,. ,
'their. mid a nisiTinge ntniclinaticni.
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