H . 1 . 1 - ; - ..e.'ii* - ±..ii - itiAl.
Fourteen Valuable Articles.
Baessaa's Vanaustoz—a certainint li re for
worms—safe and very pkascint to take. k
•2. DinsoN's I Errascrenidivhich removes case
of all kinds, Dry Paints, Tar,! Varnish and Wax from
earliest)/ froth clothing, withdat injurinethe dolor
or the cloth. ' •
a.. bonnet , / FLY-PAPER—the beat thing knd wn for
killing flies and musquetoes.
4. A Certain Destroyer of Bars:Nice, Roackes,
and Ants andanotber of Bed Bugs.
.p. Curm's SPECIFIC for' Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn and Water Brash, by one who had suffered
thirteen years before he discovered the cure.
. DR. STETEOCOREEN OINTMENT for the Piles.
-It has never failed to cure. - 4
7. "'Ammon's TEITER %VASIL
DRESIONDNLINDELIBLE INK„—without a rival.
9. TAE COMPOUND CONFECTION OF FlGS—just
-the medicine for children and women, it is so pleas-
rant to take.
10. BECK'S VEGETABLE ANTIBILIOUS F . /Lag.
11..OUNN'S EM3LIENT WATER-I%OOF PASTE, for
Hameln, Boots, itc. If softens the leather, and keeps
Out the water.
;.PING PLASTEA
12. POOR MAN'S STRENGTHS: ....-
13. JACKSON'S DIARRHEA MIXTURE, Whicitlres
'the worst Diarrhar in a few hours.
It . .InCESON'S DYSENTERY MIXTURE. a ertain
and 'speedy cure - for Dysentery and Summer Com
plaint.
The above raluablearticles ate wholesale a d re
tail, by 1,. C. GUNN, So,ll South Fijih areetlPAila
delphia,—where Storekeepers and others will be sup.
plied with pure African Cayenne: Pepper. arnica
Flowers, Drogs, generally, Ilaints, Oils, Glasii and
varnishes, at - the lowest prices. Terms only cash
ia:r Cut out the advertisement,sand bring 'lt with
you. .
;'Philada.,liily nth,. -
c 5
, C A R, D .
. ;
GOLDEN SWAN HOTEL,
: -
X. 69, X. U at.,aboie orrA et., [
- ruitaimilinfi. •' •
'CHARLES IVEISSI TROP;RIETOR,
- zniRD-1 DOLL ni PER 13)`r.
'''- This louse is convenient to business, and only onto
. s4nare firms Market' 8 treet,a
.t.:r. PLEASE ''CALL •t• - : • " ' ,!-
lg.- 11.—..4tabline . for borses,Lirery stable attichea.
Minds., July Vi, • • 30- laid'
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil, Glass , 4 - c.
Thompson,.Paneoast , .& C 0.,.
WHOLESALE' DR UGGIS TS,
No. 40 31A111:Er ST. PRILAIIA•
HAVE constantly on hand, a large as
"Jed', sortment'of Drugs. Meittcines. ['amis. Oils.
Dye Stulls,&c..all of which they offer fur
sale, at the lowest possible prices
Ale T.. P. i Co. hying atten'ts Inc manufac
-',or• losers of pure lVhite Lead. also fo u r seve
ral Window Glass and liollOw Ware Works. are
"thereby enabled to sell there articles at Manufactu
rer's prices. and sometimes ther e
less.
N. g.--Coutitry Merchaiits. Plivsirians and. oth
ers, are respee tulle invited lo
elsewher, and they wilt lind It to their ids.y..*lt..tc to
du-so, as they can rely on obtaining go!lo.fr i ce front
adulteration.
• i
Philada...july 19,, 292.3 inn
. .
f geß BOOTS & SHOES gefJ
in: TILE PACKNE
CII.E.IP FOR CaSII,
NO. nth ClltilsNUT ittREEI, I.IIIIE .D...
q - AkiE,subscriimr doing an exc timely eii l ,4l
_Loess; will sell good quality B.itn and Shoes, of
every description, at Manutlicturees prices.
Purchasers are desired to' examine the Mar.
-
ket. and before buying. to calk ut - No. (19 l i elit,nut
street. l'hilada. a • THOMAS L. r.‘l A NS.
Juir 41, Gmo
S. & J. J. ALLEN & Co:,
No. 7, South llVharre. , ', below Market jtreci.
PIIILAIWILPHIA4
• .
PVC constantly on hand, and °tier for sale; Bleach
11ed and Unbloached NVinter and Sin ing Sp. r n Oat , .
IlljacheA Lard and FdephantOil.
Bleached and-crude Whale 0:1. i
Tanners' 011.
Also, Sperm ea ntllos. RiC!. Gem slit UN., &I.,.to.t.'hicli
tile attention of purrliast , r, it
• l'lnladelptha, Jule 19111,
PHU-TIM. .IDIT.IITISEME NT.
. ,
GEO. AV. CROSS-, .
Wholesale Foreign 4- Domestic Dry Good Stoic
.
At Nt. 30, Bank st. Phitada. •
lot. running south st., below Third street. ,
LL Goods are sold at Pa4kage riz Ain't hai r
costwri
/.lees, for nett cash, or if im six months credit, 5 per
cent is added to the bill.
The subscriber Intends to keep what 14 stritly called
a "one price store," and to Sell all his goodslot Pack
age nt Aliction cost priers fr:r nett rash. or nil time bir
approved credit, and will then add 5 per c, ii to the
bill for the credit. Ile Ilan e r S!arth:OCll.llls
that principle, and tinits it gives general 5,05(.1C1i.111.
CllSMlllern can rely in buying their go,ls, ail the very
lowest market tares, as theH lowest prices are risked
first, by which time - is savrri, to both iniri.liaber and
seller, and no necessity for tioaiinz down. .
Ile has constantly on hand.' and s it continue to he
supplied with a cood assortment of seasonahle
Dry
. Goods, designed tor. and adapted to the near
country trade ;to which he now unites the] telahm
of the Merchants of this neighborhood ; impressed .
with a belief that they like mapy others, will patron
ire• the system of transacting 1,11 , 111 C
strictly adhered to by the advertiser. • 1 •
Come and see GEO. W. Clt.OS:::.
No. 20 Ilank'street, Philada.
Philada. July 5, 1
EN - GINEETZ,
AND
Mineral Land Agent!
r i , x'AmINATIoN of Mines and Estates; Ferveys.
I_4 Topographicnl 'l';ans. l Traniveise avid retch a
sectional drawings exhibiting the Geological strati
fication 'of property; tracitig beds of'irnp ore and
coal; Cxaminarions fir site of !rent 1.11t4t. Furnaces,
and' Reports made t h rromi, by
THOMAS. S. rabGwAt, jr..
Minhig Engineer. and Real Estate Agent for Abner
.. al Lands, No. 99} Walnut street, back.
Philadelphia, July. P 2, 1815, •
• •
DALE'S DOUBLE BEAM
PLATFORM, SCALES.
DALE'S S4nac Beata :
Pat Grnu Sealos
Double 1: Cormier
" Finkle "
"Even "
bra=' ISea;n "
r 0 II
•Patont Hahne
Sprinq
Ri,, 2 : th d Wriuhts
Fir :WHOLESALE
AND
,RETAIL, at thr
SCALE WAREHOUSE
OF
GRAN' 4- tir.cvnir.u.
N'..".1 WALNUT St .
ar i d Wei2h6.
N. R. AU Scales Fold by his arc warraniid to give
satisfaction in every particular. & R.
Philadelphia March3l --
SPRING BALANCES.
](DOZEN SALTER'S Dr roncE n SPRIN:r; BA T,AN
-111.../CES. with and without Dishes, with :1;101 supply
qC the different sizes a DiVe, Platform ajol Counter
'SCALES, just Received and , for sale at the aCALE
Whorehouse DI
11110TLIER,
No. 31 WALNVT St.; below Second.
!Philadelphia March 2.9, 13-
C 1 CALES ft% 55.--DALE'S' EVEN 1111 , 0 T ("MTN
IJTEQ SCAI.ES !ERE :ORE ACCT"
DATE, AND CaNA'FiNIE.S.7 than ~*.c.ik !nits
will ti•eigh from IPO mum:: for, 6.0,. at 111
very low price oriß.l 50 each. Latzer size 63, an
$5 50 with Dish, waztauted to give satisnierton.
GRAN & BiIOTHER,
'co,. 34 WALNUT street.
Philadelphia. Mltrcll2o, 33--
FARQUHAR Sr.! CA P I!INTER
CONVEYANCERS,
56 WALNUT STREET. i'IILADA.
Money Loaned on Mortgage, mid Real 'Egiaie bought .
rid sold. - •
Philadelphia, April 19 16-3 t
tml •
•
•
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTi , • .
AIN and after December I, 1614, no Pa s '
enger Train
lUF will be run on Sundays. • . .
troure or starting on and after 'ilondayl; April
From Potuville,kat 8 A. M., t D I
Daily extent Sun
• Fhlleda., A. 51,
HOURS OF -PASSING READESG.
for Pbllada.., at 91 M., I
•• Pottsville •• 111 A l M... 1
,
BATES OF FARE. •
Between Pottsville and Philada.. $3.50 and 3.03 •
• . Bradt/Ig, $1 40 and 120
Philada., April 11 . E 15—
. Iron and Steel.- '
rrui subscriber offers for sale on the most favorals , lii
1 terms a general assortment of the f!est quality
Englisliretined and common iron ;
American roltedand hammered iron;
Spine. Opt' and - Shear
Eu•edes and American filisler
Also, hoop, sheet, baud, scroll, slim( , round and
' square Don.
Juniata horse nail and other slit a.• •
. JOHN W. MIDI LUTON.
i.T.J9 north .td.st.,, above Callowlullsi., no r the D. R.
Aupat 24, • 31-Iy4
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0 .1 WILL...TY/I'CH YOU TO PIERCE TIM sowna 6F Tily,..ri,yaly,"AND EKING . OUT FROil -THE, CAIMANS OF:HOUNTAUW. METAt3.-rinCiI RILL GIY!. ' STUAUTP:FIi . 7 0 GUI RANDS AND SUBJECT NATURE TO pirg ion,soN
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WEEKLY BY BENJAMIN AGENT F. OR, THE PROPRIETOR, POTTSVILLE; SCIIIII:LIC4 COUNTY, PA.
VOL XXI
MEDIOINES.!
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
•OF TEE TORTE 1 AMERICAN COLLEGE
• or illealth.i
V 0 MEDICINE has ever been introdured in the A,-
IN nier ic.n Public, whose virmes Navel been .more
cheerfully and univer'iallyiacknowleged,:than The a
bove named ! .
•
_ .
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILES.
,
To descant upon their merits, at this lain day, would
nets 'to be wholly unnecessary; ns eery' , few indeed
who read this article, will be found unacultainted with
thc.,.real VlCelietk , of the medicine Rut if farther
proof were vistuting to establish the ii red it 11f this sinzu
ar remedy, it Might he fOund in the fact that no medic
ine in the country has been so . ,
_. . •
SHAMELESSLY , COUNTERFEITED. ' •
Ignorant. anApprinciPled men have at;various pla
ces, manufactimid a spurious. pill ; mut in order more
Completely ' to deceive the public havemide it in out
ward appearance to re!ientble the true: medicine.—
These wicked people could never pass offtheir worth
ess trash, but for the assistance of certa hi - misguided
storekeepers. wlirrherause they rap purchase the spu
rious arttcje at it reduced rate, lend thetuleli,•es 6 this
monstrous system Of ininoSition and crime.
The, pail - toss - of the above excellent eillS. will.there-
Tore lie On Weak, guard against every kind of imposi s
tion, and remetilber the 'only genuine AgiMts in Potts
ville. are Atessrs. T.', &J. Bratty.
The following highlyrespectable store keepers have
eels appointed Agents for the sale of ! ;
RIGHT'S l''. , ; DIANVF,GETAIII.E. PILL S,
.FOR
. i
' SUBUYLIiIILL COUNifY, '
1 •
and of whom it is Confidently believed ithe genuine
medicine can with c,rtainty he obtained. •
• T. & J.. Beatty, Pottsville, _ .
Bickel & 11111. OrMittstoirtz. .
Aron. Mattis, Ma hanianco. • ' , • .
.1. Wrist. KIM zeTstolN I. , •
Jai ob Kautfirin, Lower Nlallantango.
Jonas Kautfman. i. •do , -
John Stripier. EriedenSleirit... i
Featherott.Drei &_. 0. 'Cu.tearora.: ' 1
William Tal. 4 ,er - T. Tamaqua: .... ~
John Maurer, Upper nahalttangi'• .
M. I , ,rrider, Wr,r Prot, Town-hip. 1
: CglelrWheeler. j'ine'!grove.
.• P. Schtivlor, Szoc. list ilruntm letsToticnslitp)
I'. li.-lii•Forest. I:le:well yn. - ' ' i
E. O. & .1, Kalamai). Zittutiermantown, ' I,
Bennett s. r . Taylor, Millersville. l.
.• .
George 11,11- , llviier, New Castle.
Henry Koch & sion.,lllclicanstinrg.•
- 1
Abraham Heebner. Pert Carbon. •
.Itin' ..
o Mertz. Midolleprlrt. • •
Samuel Bayer, Port Clinton.
Slum:n:lkm & Kauffman. Schuylkill haven
kr, 832 E OF COCIA - TERFAITS.,
i The only security atainzt imposition biz to purehatte .
from the regular advertised agents; and in all ca"es be
particular 61 :k:li. : for Wrintit's Indian Veg'etable Pills.
Office devoted exelui..lvely In the sale la the tuudi
i - int.. Wholesale and rehtil, No. Pitt Race street, Rhila •
: delrilia.
, .
Ilfuneuin:q, none are genuine except , Wright's
r.1.1i..n Vegetable
, .
. • i wiLLIANT!wairmT
Fe:,. '2l, . ! . .
•: Li_ •
i
N . '":I.NV DIUG STORE.
-.,..,- E. 11. Eiciiiiourz, , e , co 4, respectfully
,(
''informs the e iti?en3 , Of I'citt rifle, ,m 1
- Selnll-.lll:eiointy'zemyr:llly.: that they 1..,ve
. r•pere,!. (iii the store: formeily ocropie , l hp
.l !r. rilaterda. general assortment of
D , •
Drub 1 , ' ,ilfra icz .i
9 s,
eh en /cab , I ' . Minis"; • ' •
• Oily. , I •.'' Dyr.y;-i . -
• • _Varils!le*, . Ple Y 1
.. .
-G litsA ! ! - . Siltrtgi ,
' Paten; .11eilii•incy: 4-c., 4 - c. .
And soliHts, a share f i lf publir:patronatk confident!y
assuring the ,public. that every article; in . their
Shall let of 04 first quality, and purely gOnine. ;
- ll.is ing served a ragular apprehticeslhp to , the !nisi
nes-t in Philadelphia, "those who . favour then, with
crll can rest satisfied that they will guitrd strictly a
gainst all mistakes. and - have there rueOicines put up
with the great,est car-. and nicety.
prescriptions attended to ,With partiritar
care at all hours. 'Country Physciana and Store
keepers, supplied at-a small advance On city prices..
Decetuber,j, !
•
Dr. 13echter's
PRESERVATII7:,
F o r c oug h. ; cows; Billuenzits, :Catarrhs; Whooping.
Courts; Pains of the I rest and Sides, Bronchitis;
• Asthma; Croup; I) Bier! yof Breathilir.
pect••ratiou; Ilrelth;! Indant- .
- .•1 th• , , attest of
af•prra.illinti„ronsiniiption ,
IT has been.bnt a few years lineA m••dietneshas
bei•n introduced intel this curium', and has been pro
ductWe moot astnnisiiing.Ait uneipecie,d tesults.
As reverelli.nndroll certificati•sl'of its eirects have b. en
heretofore. pUhlished, it to rmt) Iler.,,sry BOW 10 re
mind the nubile", here:it can be q btainuO gamine
Thriet;lii•ut•G••rniant , it is known as he -Life P t
Diner." and to the only medicine:in tiFe there for the
Love atrections
It is put up in half pint bottles, with Bill directions
:30 Cents n .1101:1c .1 •".
Pri•pared only tirnirethe oricrinal recript ebtained.at
a ;treat price.) and and rt.i ail: at V:. Lei-
Ilealtli"EmpiitiuM, No. BR math Second Street.
tear Vin', f•at:n ef.the Golden Carle Anil Serpents.)
Phi rdelphia •.. -
Fdr hale in Pott>vdf•:!, by J Q BROWN, pt.
.
r p'llo 1111:dlelf
Dr. Ligi4y's Celebrated nient
1,, , MIA NU 1,) , ii, Hit. Tenor. Itch, Dry and \Vatery
. .L' l'inipls of the (are, and body. Sealy Illruptiong; ;mu
i' - . 111 his.etists of the Sh . in?
. ,
I Of the mat* tlioirsanillbiittlns, (it is (imp bottles wilt
l • the wor•rs - Dr. loinkrii :Toner and PO Ointment '
•• blown in The ,iile ) iii - i ! !‘ e' 'has an iniitaiiiiii horn litoovr
or heard from wlore'it had failed. 'i idontier of nitler
clirt.,•, m j b e b l ad e , ivliere it hat :been nso•I mu schools
factories, tilt board i.f i,,,t1i,. and tutfathili,. Anti eer•
iirirlte: rwild ho trlltlkte.l of :11.2:11. htil for the d..li,a
-: ey to linvinz name: piibloilied m eon iection with at
' l o atiiiiiin e mid di:astrceable atieCt.lo,ll,l
, ...!.- Price '25( en: , pet' flollle• • . • ,
it is prepared iinly 01,1 solifw l l , llo•'intle and r • dail
1 I
Dr. Leidy"» lii-mlib lltilporiniii.Tiii•liil.N , it( SI:CONE.
• ,treet. bi2l iiv Vito ,•,:i 3 Oet; .sie.ii oftbr Gad,' E a d e an
iS, rig l'hila•l• lidilia. and he all thelilaliitent Drug
iri•its• and Storekeeper. , ,ITT 3, !Ice) ht De ; 1,1,1 3 ' a 8 ,1,,,
1 lisernent In'' Itn: "11100,i Pills" in anothorlroliinin.Ovhiel
plea-e rrfir to mid read, (beside: , urin3luthers through
out th.• r.tuntrv. •• 1 ;1 ,
! . :- , 01.11:1 1'0ft...l ilk. a .1. G. nnowN's Driir,Storn •
• (late Ewing's.) ! I
• May 11.11314, . I . ' 1 lb.--
DEAFNESS CURED. •
•
SSarpres C6l;r7tningl Kreo.sole 1 4co . w.lic Oil,
•
VOL: the dire of I) FN S:pa ; l7s, and the •
charze of matter front the - eats; als'ti all thdse diem
ereeable noises like the buzzing of insectit .falling of
water, huzzing of ste ni, &c., wltieh are symptoms
of approaching deafries..3 and also attendant With 014.
disease. 1
CETIFICAT Z S.
The fotioni - ing Ediinrials and certiOrites n t In, read
aifh interest as.they,speak facts, ntnch are "stubborn
Urine "
, 1
Most ExtriAonnt,Lkny cunc If any have donhts
they may now them, and the most incredulous
may consid.ir beitines,ns curable,. Ntimerous cases of
cures, and many of them very remarkable—by the use
of 'Scarpa's flit,' MOT been puklish;;l, hut this 'caps
the climax,' Yinineor old may feet recover hearing.
A lady to Smithtiold.l Pennsylvania, and now. about to
years of age bad ti, , en gradually getting deaf for more
thaT l.o ye a rs, sn that it was nest to intpos;tble to make
her hear conversation in the loudest itori&A of voice;
Last . w a u r er ,she Was:induced to try 'Acarga's Oil for'
Deafness.' It is only, necessary to addthat she has %m
-edium hottli..3, and that-her hearing is perfectly restur
ed—she Iscured.' •
DE•INESS Ci;lll:D r ,--The following. (extract from a
letter written by -,llr. Johnson of llastoln, to a friend in
this city, i.§ Inipbrt.rnt— . . '" *The b ottle o f &alga's' Oil fur Witness, that you
sent me, with the wish that my daughter would try it,
has been used. and in' its effects, hard astonished all;
you knot', how very. deaf she has beeteitince she was
three years bid—sbn'tow hears quite Well, but as the
medicine has all been used. I wish your to send me an
other bottle; which [have every reasoh to believe wi
cure her entirely.'lTunes. I , •
for sale by D'.,II .UMPERT, No, HO North Second
Street, Philadelphia.t and by
EICIILIOLTZ.k - SANDERSON, •
Agents,Pottswille
July 22, 16a, •
'FIR. 0. LIN . S:—TEMPERANCE LIFE
19BITTERS-r r in unequalled i Strengthening
Ntedical, foriyergan3 laboring Under Putinotiaty
disensel.pfaurkinc!, for sale at MARTII\.S Drag
Store. • March' 27,' : ' _ ,
=I
ose
41111.P.V.:
ACOUSTIC •1:41.!
THE MT Mere%
6.___IDEAFIRESS •
P
AND
FIRE I lr
NSURANCE.
. 1 -
-IF . •
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
The .Fraigan Insilianee Co., •
OF P4II,ADELPIIIA,
• . Capital-8400,000, Pnid in
i: . • • ~
• 4 , Chartix Perpetual
ONTINUEo m
tak Llnsurance, permanent and litn-
Cited, on every description of property, in town and
country on the usnaillthvorable terms. Orrice 1631
Chestnut Street near fifth Street.
• CIIARLAtt N. 13ANCKER, President.
, . • r. - It ECTORS, •
Charles N, lLinacir ' Samuel Grant,
Jamesgeott, • . 1 1 .- , Frederich Brown,
Thomas Hart , 1 Jacob R. mirk - .
' 'Thoraos S. Wharton, - (ieo. IV. Richards,
Tobias Wainter, 11 . Mordecai D. Lewis.
- • , CIS G. BANCKER, See.Y.
. ,
The sithscriber hasbee n appointed. agent for the a
bove mentionedinstit Minn,'t and is now prepared to
.make insurance, on ev '?.y ,description of property, at
the lowest rifles.
POttscille, June 19, Igil,
i • bFF.IcfE OF THE
I . II
Sprlxtg- Garde Muti4al Insurance
.. _ Cizimpany. ' •
,•
t
rpOIS Company hasitog organiied 'according to the
1 provisionsof its charter, is now prepared to snake
Insurances against Instil by Fire on the mutual principle,
combined whit the security of a joint stock canital.—
The; advantagd of this System is, that °trident security
is aprded at the lowest rates that the iptsiness cane'
dont for, 44 the whole Iprofiu (less an interest not to
excded 6 per ceitit. per annum on the capital) will be're
turned to the Membersruf the institution, without their
becoming nisprinsible fbr any Of the engagements nr li
abilities of th4ompady, further than the premiums ac
tiiall paid. i , • 1 .
lie great snecess which this syidem has met with
wh rever it iris been ititrodured. induci.s the Directors"
to rhoeSt the, attentit of themublic to it, confident
thd it require d but to e unddstnod to be. appreciated.
T to act of lucorperatton„ and any explanation in re
gar to it, may be ohtained by applying at the 'Office
,VI) tiriresi eerier of Gilt; cilia 'Food six., u . ' , of B. BAN.•
NA ,-Pottst ille. ',I - , • ~ ,
. ,
1 LAWRENCEI.z.IIESTEit Psesident.
... •1. - . RUM RITA AR. Fekcretarv. '
1 DIRECT6IL4,
''° ',Corwin Ett r rffian. 'i Hobert T.. lonehearl,
;Joseph WOod,' George-M. Troutman,
. ' Elijah Daßett, -. Piunuel Townsend, '
P. 1.. I.aatleretine, Charles to kes,
George W', 'Ash, Abraham it: Perkins.
ay 11.1811; . • . , 19—•
The subscriber has een appointed Agent for the a
bov'.. Compan y , and is now ready to make insurances
on all descriptions o artope`rty at rates touch lower
tha usual, Varying from .$9.50 on the $l9OO to $lO
per r llltioo aitntially. The rates perpetually on stone and
brill( Buildings in gnodpcations is onlY 9.. per cent--and
if t .e Company should prove to tie a profitable concern,
the &sons inSuring in;it partake of the profits without
•
inc wing any risk..Pm charter is the same as
the p of the 'l'lisurani•e Companii.s it New England.
Fs further part eularslapply to the subscriber. •
B. BANNAN.
SURANCE
M
Fifa
TI E GIRARD LE
ITY & lITI S'
'OFFICE: 1
r,\l:E Inprince7m
mare
j--' naAVl.':eua"r'u
Liyes.s.runt -Annuities and En
seiye• and7execute trusts. ,
$.lOO on a single life.
For? years.. For Life.
• annually. 'annually.
$O ; 95 *1 77 ,
;36.' 2 30 .
1 , 3 2 0
09 4 GO
• 491 700
raged 30 years next birth-day,
$1 31, would secure to.his fa-
Ould he die In one veal ; or for
herrssloo4l; or for 813 60 as nu
-1;1 them should he
,:nrs23 60 paid annually during
held $lOOO whenever he (WS ;
iireeeive 55000 should be die in
_0 go e►
30 1 34
40 1 69
1,6
4 35
Fx AMPLE :+-1 per
I.y foaling the Colima'
' neat:for hoirs.lloo, sl
$l4 itt-he seOtres to 1
all • for 7 years ; he tli
die In 7 years;- or ft
I ifti he provides. for th
for ftf..s SO They would ;1
1.111 yca.r" 1
. •
, THE Managers of tki
011 the. 571!; Decembe I
'refsrrell in the orizint .
Connta yapp ro p riat et
cies forthe : whole. .-
wre' ' sued prior to
oft hen therefore wh
will be entitnnt 1010
tui ki u an addition dl
$llOO. •ill- to paid n r f
inittead,of 010,41000 o I
that Wre.isSily.F•in
•063ti7 to cni!ttvery
will he; cotitted to 7
and in tatalde propor
prlor tcil lAlst 047 Januar
or he Inn Will he
h , fts endo s'e
rtl on pr
- t is the lei.i2ii of t •
adilitiolt or bonus td
.peiotli; ,
ioni F Ames A
•*Ttie stet. criber It
ah;we Institt tion..on
I.i • es ' ot the pliblisln
t
defirco on fir subjec.
Vottiville ' Felt. ;Sat
`2O, 1915.
'is Company, at a meeting held
ult.. I ,, theably to the desien
proniectits or , circular of the
; . 1 a Bonus or addition to all pelt
' f life, reinainiric in force. that
to Ist of January, ISM. Those
rch wete issued In. the year Isll,
tent is pon .the sum insured,
slfal on .e.very
. $lOOO. That is
l ien the policy: , becomes a claim
ernally insured. Those policies
will be entitled to f_z?, per cent,
1001?.. And those issued in Isaa,
per cent: or $75 on every 100,
ions on all said policies 13sued
I Fl 2.
Ileredited to .each polocy on the
sentavion at the Office.
'AL LOAN FUND
ESOCH:Trof*LONDON
by ,ict ccl l'ailiatnent:
. NAi'IO
FE ASS URA.,
Ein;;;; , ,c eTpd
..£560,000
S Board If -"Erectors,
CM
Stat
ac 66 Harvey.
Hlts.,J..P..dser, E. ' ll ~
,
.lonattiin G.rodhuFlJE.,q. 1 .
.Jllnuis ltoorman Ehq. •Ncw York.
filt.ort., B.tre.av, Eli.
Sam s. Ifn tel
d. F.,..q. 1 . -
ciortLin A. Worth I.F:sq. .-
, .
s...thii.l g. PAN. E q. , J °
" Clesient C. Itiddl4,l Esq. Philadel)rtia.
GENERAL iAIipNTS AND MANAGERS.
*
For th.ocw Yor - I Branch. J. L.,Sta r. 71 AN'all st.
Nits " Yor tor the. New En.llan r ,tl Branch, F. A..
Gratta t. iklurchaneti ( Exchange, Boston; for hi:m
i.-led a :d 1%!3.. ,, 1nagtqy Branch. D. Mcllvain, Gcr-'
/
miln s . lialliwore; fl/ir the other ;Branches, Wm.
Ptter..C6 scittth 4th iqrcet Ph6dellihis. •
BA KEES —slLrchaut's Bank., New. York:
I'll tSICI ANS.-7-9. K. Br,dlzers. ! M. 11. and A. E.
li 'sank. 111: D. NeAdYnrk; Winslow Lewis., Junr..
M D. ilyshin; 'l'. I. lincklor, M. D. • Baltimore; J.
Barchiv Bindle. M. 11: Nhi.kidelphis.__ _ -
. _
ISOLICITORS. ,W. Van. Honk, -New York; F.
Dever. llolsint.; J.l M.. catnt-belf, Baliimurc, WM.!
Vg. itatry, l'hilwte'll.bia. , • '
(111..i1i insr!iru lion. thunded on ire:Vilma' Safety and
iinnt Stock, prince i ih. and embracing all the recent
iniprAemenis,
.in the -Science of Life' Insurance,
atter haytng,exper enced llin; mod marked - sucess
in' Europe, has esti.tliwtird 'offices at British America'
and v.tri.ina psrisF r the 'United Slues, where.its
principles are Wint iitg equal-favour and approval.—
(
Amongst the man 1 advantages which it offers to
all persons Wishin In insure their lives, are' isl—ita'
rifites?cr sicrunrs ; Orising. from a large:paid up', acid
safely: invested Ca l ppal: 2d _its moderate rates •of
premium; llrd-1114 partici nition of all profits by the
insunSi „ which (asithe business of the Society in
6reat tritam and elsewhere, has beconle very eaten
,ico i . 4
so sof the utmtisibeneGt and 'importance ; 4th—
the use given,to t 4", Assured of two thirds of the a•
Mount of their former payments. whedever required
—Fthu4 obviating therobj . ections against Lir , , lnsuran.
tes with those who's° incomes are precarious, and
who might:l:head the possibility of being, in meat
with their 'pteminins, and of thereby forfeiting their
previous paymenM.l ;
IPantphiets containing the Society's rates and every
other Inforination, May be obtained on application to
the A gent, !a t No. 6S south Fourth street, Philadel
phia. of Cbarles Da Forest. -West Branch Wallei,
and at the. Otlice of, the Aliners Journal, Pottsville.
Innb 28th
• i r
1 WILIAAM 311:
. 41111t1D.,
IE RC - HA TS' . 1-10 TEL,
dtHandt Street,'
YORK.'
Augu3t !U 3
BRIOAT & POTT ;
itiRDIi:IIRV IRON RE.9i,ERS,
At the Town thilti
ECTFULpr in Vitt the attention of earn:
tuunity, to the'tnspeetion QCtheirstock, consisting
the gtineralitigg of an exclestee ffaigrre and
Iron titOte.„ •
; ,,f; EMI
MANE :ram
,
P1 )113 )1 1 1 . ! Jane
.
TTSVILLE- Flo . „
SATURDAY, MORNING,iI)tu.§T,
ANDRE\V RUSSEL.
INSt.TRANCE, ANNIJ
CO., OF PIIILAD..
9 - .CIIESNUT ST
• Company, to continue to make
the policies for life at stated
B. W. RICHARDS, President.
tuary. .
hern appnint? , il !mint for the
prepared effect lnsura nees on
1 fate?. and give any informatio.
onlapplicatian nt this • (Wire.
. • BENJAMIN BANN AX.
S—t
Chttrmait,
NEMO
i t 7,71. V.
'~c fl~ T -.~.~.
, 1
•
I aIIfTA•.POT T
•T 0 x int z
AVE an assortment of lolled and hammered
1110. N. consisting of fritias I round to 2 inch.
Scroll' rom 1-4 x . 3-4 to 1-1 x
Squares from 3-$ "x s 3-8 to 3-4 x 3-4.
Hammr'd tire jrom, xito x 2 inch.
Scollop iron of various dimensions
Crow . Bars, , Plough Irons,
Horhe-shoe bars, , Sledge
moulds, .funiata Slit _NO I,
and. liiirse Shoe . Rods.
STEEL. '
Octagon Cast Steel, ,
Shear Steel, English
.thnerican
Blister, German
St eel, Spring
Steel 4c.
20--
June 28
S
INTELLIGENOR 'OFFICE
MITE subscriber has• added o btu present bminess
of Magistrate, and General and Apedal Agent,
that of an intelligence Office, where all persons eith
er male or female. ivi4hing- to procure Sitwitions and
employment, as well as those wishing to employ:indi
viduals, can at all times call and receive useful infor
mation, for a very reasonable; compensation. Otlice,
Market Ft., Pottsville, Pa.
June, ..`":1 N. :M. NV ILSON.
" •
•
Ice Cream !
rrtHE, subscriber thankful` for, tpe patronage al
ready bestowed upon him, would respectful
ly inform the, inhabitants, of Pottsville end its vi
cinity thatlhc will send MILIC and CREAM to
PottiWille twice a day—and ICE CRE'A:II' every
afternoon duringthe warm . Weather.
GEO. JENNINGS.
May 3, 1945; 19-
CHOICE, PERFUMERY...
THE 'subscriber -has just received 'a supply of' the
choicest kinds of PerluMery. embracmie a ;en.
eral assortment nithelest quality—inferior articles'
are not kept Among the variety, is, the following.
.
Bo'uo de Caroline, , 1 ''t Treble Extracts
Verycine.• I , -
'
Jain. • . • ' • " tor
• ~.. !
("cranium ' -" .‘ .1 ; ' ~ . •
Patchouly: , J ) • Oaritlkercrielti.
• • ~ -
' Farina Colngne, Lavemler. Pose, Florida- and
! Honey Waier. dOuble_ard treble extracts: ! '
Otto of ROSe Scenli3o,l*. - ,- . .
. . !
... .
-. Scent Bags. ' LI
•
genuine Bear's Oil:: - 1, ‘. ..•
Boussell's Pottimade Philocome, or.
Beef's Marrow
Glenn'it India Hair Oil. ,
.onussell'a India Hair Die. • h
Ildichnues Freckle \Vasil,— ... ,
Glenn's Boman' Kaljdor. . .
Miceassar Oil. • . IP ..-
Rose 110 Salve. ! •' ! • - t!'
. Cold Cream. an excellettt Article.
~ . . • .
Toilet Powder and Buses— .1
. • yinnigre de Rouge.•
lionssell's celebrated Emollient Saponneemrs
Paste, for whiteningaild softening the skin
Orri's Tooth Wash. ' ' •
. '
, Glenn's Saponaceous co m pound for Shaving.
. . Roussell's unrivalled Shaving Cream. •
' Old Brown Windsor Sokp: .
Boussell's celebrated Alinond Soap. !,-..
: ' Otto Of Rbse, Orange. ' l emon, •Mukh. and ava
...
• -
• : riety of.niher Soaps. • _ •
Clothe, Hair, ‘Vhislaer, Teeth aod•
sor q Cs.
A;1 of ttihich =kill b at Philadelphia ptieiis
by • ' • .2ii . BANNAN,Ac'ti,
14. • 40—
.
NEW CASH DRY GOOD; FANCY i9l/ TRIMMING
STORE,
TN
THE ROMI FORMERLY OCCDPIED BY
1 MRS. PHILLIPS. IN 'CENTRE STREET.' .
'I he subscriber respectfullyllinforms the Citizens icif
Pottsville and the politic in ge.tterai, that he bar just. o
pened a fresh assortment of tye newest styles 43( . 008;
consistiong sf
Silks, Lawns, Alpacas, add Balzin'ines. —
with a variety of fatirrgotici , t; Also, a new.and spin
did style of . • 11 •. •
Prints, Silk, 'Met Alpqa and other shawls
Blue, and Black Cloths ofa superior
. guality.
Ile has also on hand, • '
Sething an4atent Thread of, the
best quail, y,.G lures and Hosiery. Straw 'eg
horn, G hap, Braid andother- st H ies of Firncy
Bonnets, by the ruse, doz.. or single Bennet,
Men's and Boy's Legheirn ats„
All of whiclpvill he sold= the lowest rash prircs.l-
A0t.20 ly- i lOSEPD MORGAN.
11.0113610 ST ,AEI ]FILL
A CONSTANT supply of
•
• Flour, ' • .9nip Stuff,
Corn,•
(mug, . . . *e., it....r.
Fitorsale at . • ~'' ~ HEATENMAN'§ -
. .• .Steam 111111, 1 latuburt.l.
Ilamharz, May 31: -: i , 4 . °"-3no•
BOTTLED MINERAL WATER.
pHE Citizens of Pottsville' aid the public, in general
I are informed that the sitliScriber, At his Krug Store
in Pottsville, Massfatturei gnd Books. •
•a[INEIUI WATER,
which
which will be sold tin,r,qasciltlible terms, by the doz. or
gross.' ff
lie invites .attention to his euperior Sarsaparilla tet
rerage during the .warm weather.
• • JOUR S. c.3rekrls.
June f2l,
Fishing Tackle:
JUST received and for sale a good assortment
of Fishing Tackle to 'which he invites the at
tention of the angler dad all others.
J. S. C: MARTIN'S
MEE
MOKE D SiI4MON just receis,ed and fuesale
by. • • &J. iIEAT'rY.
May 3d, . • .
VIO . LINS, FLUTES 6te.—For sale at MAR-,
TINS Drug Store, aft - assortment of Violins
Flutes, dlaridnets, Fifes 4cr. to which he invites
the attention of inisieiati4 and others, ' *
March. .- • . • ...;„
'BEN AMIN , s RCIIITEcT. •
-
O
RTrartieal Caipiinter, 111ustrated"by a 1 en.
irravings, fosibe use, of Carpenters and Builders
last edition of 1313, Juit rebrilsed and for ale by.
•Ang. 24 " —3l B. BANNANc.hkent.
Common ,S - Olionl- Speaker.
ANew collection-ofOrftiOnlanilliteleitell - Pict:es for
Reading and. Recitation', price Ni Just,pub
!Med and for.sale by - BANNAN, Agent.
Februlry . a -
ASISS.—In vaiteitThetes; selected for fami
y.gse;for sale cheep; i aC . • - •
JOHNS. C. !AARTIN'S" .
CoitfeCiioriary d Drab Store.
'VERY .SUPERIQR,SGREEN , &. BLACK
TEA; just receiveil4a 'We by
',. T. & J :
3icy 3J,
IDRUNES. A few faticy bozettPinitea Also
.IL, -Prunes in wooden boxes for salt very , cheap
a t 11.4RTIX'S Confetidnary: Shop.
Li,NNEN,SheetinP 'yartls wide, Large sad
stnall Looting Glasses, Varpetings and 'Reis,
for sate cheap by_ :; J. jitop.O.N,..
Pottsville May, 3d, ' : .
. e
blotto Seale.
New and beautiful atdcle inidieets, just reieived
'and fo,r snO, by .; /WIN Asa. t
reC '
FOEin
I .
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1.) , 44
LOVE ON. '
BY ELIZA COOK. ; . ,
"Love pot, Love net, ye hapless eons of earth."
Alas. .7.tiortvon
Love on, levcon, the soul must have a stutim,,
The!rudnst breast must End some hallo w'd spot;'
The God mho form'd lister no spaik divine 1 .
lotion mho dwells on earth, yet loveth not, -
Devotion's; links compose a sacred chain • 1 ,
Of holy brightness and unmeasured lenetk9 •
The world; with ;elfish rust and reckless slam,
May its•heautnbut not touch Its s'trnrii•th
Love On, love on—ay.'eyen Through the Iteat,
We fondly build on proveth tike the sand—H '
Thonih, one by one, Faith's corner-stoned dellart,
And even, Hope's last pillar fails to stand-1
Though wd may dread the lips we once believed,
And Itrion: their falsehood shadows all ou r days.
Who ivould not rather trust and be decelied;l
Than own the mean cold spirit Unit betrayal
Lave On, love on, though we may live to see
Whe l dear face whiter than its circling shroud
Thoutili dark and dense the gloom of death maybe, Affection's glory yet shall pierce the cloud--'
The tiuest!speli that Heaven can give to luro l ,
Tbe'sweetest prospect iterey can bestow,
lathe blest thought that bids the soul be jure: -
'TtV l ill Meet above the things it loved below :
!= .
Love tin, love on, Creation breathes the words
Their mystic inuak ever dwells around:
The strain echo'd by unnumberdehords;.l
And gentlest bosoms yield the funnel. sound, .
As flolvers. keep springing through their dazzlihg bloom
Is oft put forth for worms to`feed upon ;
Fo hebrts though wrungby traitors and the temb,
Shall still be precious, and shall still live on,
iu
Sketch from Life.
A few days since a'young gentleman and lady
of Madison, Virginia, concluded: neghtiations
which had been going On for somo time previous,
on the subject of annexation, and the articles of
union were duly signed and sealed by tha parties
and tiubMittO to the - mother, a very reapeetable
aiduW lady, for ratifierition;'who peremptorily re
fused her Consent, and declared that annexation
should, under no contingencies take -place.
The parties got together afterward, and after l swered the young plrson. 113 y whom?' he again
deliberating maturely on the subject, concluded, I
demanded. ,B . y ins ; calcify replied the parson,
that §s the mother would not acknOwled the in- , Theo, sir, I will ho 1 you responsible,' 'I oat re
dependence of the young lady,. and that as she sponsiblcl. ) 1 am re s , onsiblet for what I do; replied
was neither+ de flirt nor de facto severeign and in-. `the parson, see y kin ly, !to a much higher•power,
depekulent,,the only .way to acc o 7: l l2lisktil,eirobt .1 . AO fort the legal at horqr, i I have that in my
and Consitintnate their wishes,z6te.4 . to revolhtionize,
.pocket•in the shape'pf a license, 'and what: God
and if possible aellieve their independence in that.: bath joined tosetherl let no Man nut asunder.' •
=. , •
way, . • • The brother.at mice saw that lie was at timend
Accordingly, they procured a suitable convey- ; of his row,
and
aftel
saying)ae had travelled two
once, and setofTwith all possible speed to the city ! hundredmiles in tvqnty.four:lidUrs, forty of which
of Washington. Arriving at tho village of Cen- I had been on horsed ck, and Was'only Live mitio,tes
treville, accompanied by a female friend, theyl •
- 1 : too late, he believed he would go back home. On
-stopind at an inn to refresh themnlvei, where they i inquiring of the gentleman from Centreville, the
were overtaken by a I brother of the • yoUng lady writer
was informed that the ladies in that part of
and la friend; who after securing jlis 'sister in , ,
1 the Olit Dominion are allior annexatioli —to agman,
;morn, commenced a furious attack on her lover, I
i The
, .
young l
nue ,
htCh soon put the whole village in an uproar, '
and brought Many of the citizens to the,scene of
action,
The brother was furious, and the lover was a
larmed. $ The other endeavored to intimidate
the sister, but she resolutely declared:for -annexa
tion', and.thit nothing but deeih should serer the
bonito of union agreed upon between her and her
loser. The brother still more exasperated, repeal
.ed 4 threat to kill the lover,which Imre and:more
alarined him; and hewas oldies% on the , point of
relinquishing his prize, and trusting to farther ne
gotiation to bring 'about the ultimatum of his hopes
and; wishes—annotation. His whole soul had
been set upon it. The whole heart of his lady
love was set upon it. . I
They had, as they 'thought, succeeded in siev
ing their independence, and to be thus frustrated
iroheir expectations, was too bad. .Whatsbuill I.
tio?t, thought, the lover. *lf I give her, up, lam
undone and miserable for et or '; and if he kills me,
why, then, she will be undone and broken-hearted
forever—what shall Itto! , what can . l do! Here
are,two to one against me
. ',You surely won't Lill me, said hp to the
love your sister, and she loves me--you
surlily won't kill me, and render her 'rniiprable for
life}'.,
',I swear I will,' ieplied the incorrigible brother ;
amt the young man untied' pale as death itself, as
deshair,sat upon his counter.am'e.
Just at this rooment'a spectator who had wit
nessed the greater part of the.sceno, took the'young
man aside and told lam that he would 0 every
thing right in a twinkling, if he would follow, his
advice.
dear * sir, know you are a friend from the
.frankness with whiehlyeu alke:vs me—tell me
how to act, and I will al y you ; and ill succeed,
you wilNaake me your devoted friend forever.' •
'Very well, now, mark me. He thieatened to
kill you—l heard him make the threat—all you
hake to do is to apply fora warrant, and•bind him
over to, keep the peace. He being a 'stranger in
this peaceful little village of Centreville, nobody
Will go his bail; and.the'eonsequenee will be he
intist go to jail, and then -what Will hinder You' .
froth securing,your prize and procee'ding.io Wash
ington, where yon out be annexed. We are all
for'annezation here, and when both parties 'are
tdon't see what right Great Britain, Mex
ico, or anybody . se'bes to interfeth.'
11Ope, joy and gratitude all, rose in„ the young
man's hosom and - off, sped to the 'Magistrate,
.., • . •
who upon, the evidence of hisfriend, issued the
Warrant, whichileing placed in the hands, or the
t4rn..conStable;the first—.thing the br'citber knew' , .
'was that he was in limbo: While the trial was
going on, the friend who hail left word the
magistrate.not . to commit the keep
, brother, but
him waiting some time ter theaccuser to appear,
,hati..the conveyance ready, and the.rebellious sub
jects were again tui their. way to the city ; and as
it was not more than twenty-five or thirty miles,
and -
as he was in favor of tae measure be conclu
ded to come - aloiig with them, bringing also ano
ther young friend, who volunteered hia'serviees on
the occasion. •
,`
.
The brother, after hiving been detained a con
siderable length'of tithe by the magistrate, and no -
prosecutOr appeming, was of course set at liberty. 1 •What would . iour. wives 'say if, _they ku
ki
On his return to the n, and inquiringar the , re- where we were said the captain of a down
ea t
bets, ho was' inkanted , that ! they had been • tone schooner, when they were beating about 'in a
,mere:than , an' hour, but . which "tourso , nobody4elhick fog, fearfnl of going. ashore. !
knew. c Filled with rage" and osirwhilrned With 1 : I s'iould't mind ihat; replied thorrai, r 1f we 'cin'.y
„
Teratl?ri tareup ttepersult. ,- ; • ' kneW'whire we were ilur:lelves.'
Mill
7
9
,
i 1
1 t
ME
lIMM
I NO. .33
..
The' reboi l party struck up a lively pace, and ar- '
tired in the !city on Saturday evening, and stop- 1
ped, of cou4e, at the tVirginia House, On C. street.,
The lover ard one oil the Centreville friends went
immediately to the clerk's office and procured a
license, whist. l l the other went in search of a par
son.- Justas everything was ready, and the se:-
ton h'ad antounced that the parson was ready at
the'chureh to petfornk his duty, up dries another
hrother,,Who had taken the koute by Richmond in
pursuit of the rebel fugitives, and inquired if this;
;
was the a B oise?'.Viigini; .
; l
;
The Geritreville friend, v`vho judged front his 1;
hurried Mariner of speech that he was of the anti-.i
'annexation party, promptly answered in the nega;.; I
tive, and pciinted to the. Exchange as the Virginia
House?; I The brother, in giLt haste, drove up to
the'Ex i llrgeianti Gliding that he had been Je - ' ,
tiived, cainl3 back, mid demanded if there was not
; i
a runaway couple in : tlie.bouse. 'sot now,' . said,
the landb;rd 'they have just left through the back
door, aid! , iviil. venture any. £UIII that they have
gone to Oa -church They , -went in a devil of a
hurry. ''hp. chirr43 .4hat church!' unclaimed
the - brother. • , Witi - tol. the Baptist., in E. street, 1
suppose, fo i r, it was the sexton of that church I
saw liei : elawhile ago.' i - = .
away iviint the brother to thbchureh,:but when
he got thirc the door was fast. The young lady
liad told the sexton to rock' the door as they Went.
The hojtile leaped Qmr the paling, but unload..
pately Rot In . the 'wrong yard. Meanwhile the
parson in a l sweet niellovv tone,. had ;gone through ,
the,ccretno ny—atincxation was. consummated—;
Hymen approved and ratified the artielesOfmnion,
and ortleM his clerk to recOrd it in the book of
fate, and the parties left with smiling faces, and
~
hearts throbbing with the liveliest emotions. and
returned to the Virginia HOuse.
Just a.. 4 the parties fumed the corner, the broth;'
cc found his way out of the yard, and came into
1 ;
', the church much excited. •Has there been li:couple
i I • ' 4 • .
just marridt here? '
,he inquired, 'There has,' our
ILLtiSTII LTIVF; er AliA TIN MAN
SUS " CllARAFTFll.—bltegrity.-1:110 Ca,
liph, Notawakkell, pad a Physician belonging to
him, who was a Christtan, named Honain. .One
, I
day, atter some other incidental conyersatton,
would h i ave thee; says . the. Caliph, -teach me a
prescription, by which.l may take otr any enemy.
I please, and yet at I.lte seine' timo it should never
be discoVered.' Honain, declining to give aa an
saver, and pleading ignorance was itriprisiined.
. Being brought after a year's interval, in
to the Caliph's presence, end still perSisting in hif.
ignorance, thotigh threatened with death, the Ca - -
dph siniled upon hi l tn and said. 'be of good cheer,
we' were only willing to try thee, that we might
have the greater cetifidence in thee!'
As Honain upon this bowed down and kissed
the earth,".'cV hrit hindered t4ee,' the caliph:
.from granting our request, when thou sawcst us
appear so ready td perform what we had threaten
ed!' things,! replied -lotiain, 'ray
and my rel;gion,
which cunl-
Imands me to do good to tny l enemies t' oey „ter4,l
- which was pure- instituted lor the benefit
of Mankind: •Tt4, said the caliph,
,and innuedtately pi l e.ented hini (according to.ho
:eastern usav)' with rich &talents and a sum of
money.H .
Freedom of COversationi—The same Caliph t i
was once iUttingr tiPon a bencli . With another 'of.his
Phyilcians,; named 13actish, Who was dressed in a
Tunin.of rich silk, but which happened on the !
edge to, have a small rent. The Caliph, entering
into discourse with) him, cthitinued playing with i
this rent, ti l he had made it reach op to his girdle.
Inthe course,ftheir conyere l ation, the Caliph asked
him, how he cikuld detenuirie when a 'person was
so mad as to retlU . being hound!— , We bind hi in;
replies Etactish, ‘wilen things proceed to that eT
.tracnit.T, that he tears 'Cie Tunic of his Physician
up to the girdle.' IThe h felt bacipeard,
At of laughing, arid. ordered' Bactich (as he had
ordered litinain) a present of rich garments and 'a
donation MI money. .
Peron.--As .Biior was one day surveyinz
•
apartment atNe,rpitles, being shown the .Victo
ries of Leris, painted by Le Brun, was asked
if the Kin‘i. of Enatatirl's palace had any such de
corations; i.The monuments of my Master's ac
•tidnv,' said he., 'are to he seeneverywhere hut in
his own house.' ' The pietufes of Le Brun aro not
1 only in titemseices sufficiently ostentations. but
Lwele explained hy inseriptiOns so arrogant. Om
'Boileau and aeioe thought it neeessMy to make
them More ,siitptei
Ina gay French' cunipany, where every oils
sung a little sonri. or stanza, of :whiCh hurl n
was Bannt.fschls!ii: yilancdie; when it 'carrM ;INS,
his turn to after 414erformance of yot,tg
lady that sat rit.thini, he produced these ettempa
rary lines : . 11 •
Mats celle 4,is: ce ye"aux,
Font Cupidcin trap dangereirx,
Et je fuis tri...te quad ja crie
•
*Bannissons is 31clancolie4
From her charming voice - int! eyes
Cupid's darts new mischief borrow ;
And my bosom heaves With sighs, •
When I sing. .Let's banish 6-Gnaw::
Tiia :T the :Brooklyn Adeertiser
Chi :),."4:0 nark Merchant,
Or Tit FIR&
A of'thiq -city, heating early on
• ;
Saturday 4xtt . i,utltore-in ;Vi'etiltorkwas in danger -
from the fire. to4e u d i te the scene of 'destruction.
On arriving . .af . hil store he found that tlxi,Gre had
already rnadeCiAidetable progress in hiabuittliog.
Ho hesitated bnii3rffor a • moment, and was about
•
to spring up t4e:liurning stairway .when
,be was
seized . by tern or' hree bystartilets,:and asked if ha
was it . mi'tirriarl tins to meet certain - death so rash
ly.-' t backgentleMan," be said ..I'rn
not mad ; btt;l:ituist and will save my iron chest.
though "I perish the attempt. Then With n.sud- ,
den effort be r . elfasp: ,. .l hiniself from those who in
kindness, tvodli have.lield him back, and in a
moment I:nerd:abed passed the burning staircase
and was next4cfn running from room to MO'
despite of - I thb blaze and smoke of. the burning
building. The iey of his safe was not to be found,
in the usual Oa:rle, and , disappointed in not being
able to obtain trio contents, he made' an effort to
remove the safe:itself; (Siam , in this he left the
building. and'wildly entreated some of the bystan
ders to aid 1.1444 All refused 'for the destruction
secrned certai4 Again did he'plungoarnidst the
destructive, caikmi. he had scarcely reached the
s p o t where stood the sate, when two men, wbo
had witnekicd iiSpreviaus effort, star.' heckle him
I'and'vowed tl::jeyi would stick by him to the Just.
The crowd th4ing the : men had followed for
the putp,l4l , ilflescuing the dringerou's.mrin from
Ihis datigerou's lurpase, shouted:. '''.4s.' - noek Lim
down."--. l . .dr4gsiin out7— , .he'll be IriEcd.-
. . . .
\Vial theAssistanee of two men, the safe was -
draggedcdeseit4'i'ne hatchway, and . the fall was,
about to be MIX. fast s 1: as to lower it down, When
r -,: 4.
at tho niollleilt phe rear of tho stmt.! fell .intVard.
A huge mass:l•siniiko and dame ascended on
/
high, and ;thell4isting apparatus fell, some part of
the wood-Work:iaving been burned away: A cry:
of horror liroltoprom•tho witnersea .of the ecene
as the.threo ii . 141 Were enveloped in stnokei and
fire and hid frit their view. Presently the [two
strangers titerVt.l from the building, mid were
. greeted with '.eltiers by thecrowd. The merchant,
it was ti14 . g11t,5-as issedecinably lost ; hut not so.
I'lle had fallert,4v in a stirPoribut quickly reover•
in;, however; IS,II seen-z.when the smoke con
s sequcat 4)4 the taxing in of the rear wall,
i - hail clearell 4 .. anawhat away—by the chest rallying .
with "all his ilQbt to itimble it down the •hitth
way, l'ieiie'Aile collected around were amazed, ,
I,and thouOt.;ild:111 crazy and invulnerable. 1 The '
lire was aboi,i . elow,:and ell. around. him' and
fhow the nierok s hi stood !here alive, and seeming-
ly'unltUrt; 4.4. a Mysieiy no one could exPlain.
On witue i ssink,)is exertions at the chest; army
one held liis3r4ith—and save the cracking Cf the .
timbers arid iii4li.starit shouts of the fireman; not
a Sound of al . Wilisper could bo heard.. SOL the
chest moves 4.'4 u.iv comes tumbling down the
hate way-1 ad:tidlthe• applause* of the ctowti l.. It
rolled out;titTtli door and fell into the entrance
of the baierrtUi. -'lle.mercharit was lost sight
of for a rnoni.'ekl; but soon 'he stood on • the. 'side.
Walk, blarkeni4 and burnt with' smoke and ft' erne
and again atii4 fur aid to remove his' chest from
its then phstilotj.
,Tlll, answer Was--.coml; from
beneath:ithe; Jliele, front is falline—yon ; will
perish." , :1-likisclitimed—"then shall it cover me,
for the safe I silt rescue, or be, buried , with it,"
and then again4ushedinto the burning pile. ' The
feelings of riot; that li v eheld him cannot be des-
cribed.
lie proeeilei.-1' to a place in his office, where he
kneN WaS . piaco asivall hatchet, took it,climberi to
the third l,toiylviith astonishing agility and eerie
red thi reps from the burning drum, to which It
had - becn see : ln:ell, but was not yet burned off And
(Awn he ppradp ag,ain. At times he was hid frcifn
' tlie -eyes qf ttni•Te assembled outside, and again he'
would bi . se4t4;iilitting about as though he was
proof di : struction, and a cheer would as.
cerid. Si?ori; 6 . 4 was seen standing on the side
walk with the;scvere'd rope over his shoulder, hitt
in an in - siinticite side of the store fell in and he
was again hiti4n by 'a volume of fire and smoke.
that cleirodiii.ay and he was again seen hard at
I work on endeavoring to thrust the hook
at the enil rif l . 4he rope through its handle.' Re
suceeded; and
, !ihenCa trying the other end of the
rope in his lal'atal, caine as far asit would permit 61
toward the cod and was received with the Mast
vociterou's ae4,nation., It isneedless to say alerts
were pleritylui4 hold oldie rope. tile chest was
dragged iutitoild hut: 4 l'll6, and placed in safety.
..in the haul of Heaven . ," asked eeveral "why
yotii; 'do qv:for the s.ike_of what wealth the,
cruet may ebniaiti'; Iletvreca dollars and. life,
who, t+uttyoil, dould hesitate. l!'• '
"Hord"' saidrthe merchant. Pliny oivn prom
ty I have 104 about - 'thousand of dollars by
, -
the tiretioe;thit :I care not.. Jilin this chest eon
tains. a Lirge4.ll of mousy entrusted'to my care
yesterday' afiii4eon, too late to:be deFositeti in thl
hank, icy{ Eistern House, to meet drafts pay
' .4g/d. il i care not for the loss of wealth,
but had iho6i4lohey beendestreyed, .1 should have
lost lily i:redil4fortvjlo would;have known it was
placed there _lnd though.' left poor trusting in
Pro f tidence4 Was de:cm:lined to place nay charge
ter beyorid s-(:spicion or periett in the attempt."
A thurideritt, iihout rent the air at'theso words,
and before I)l.lisultsided the walla fell in and
the store waS - ',la heap of red hdt 'ruins. •_ •
The illotliesl'of the merchant were binnt from
both anp ;he was litterally raked. He was
c ,,,nkeyeo houSe, ss here Mall:iris
w,•:e diessettlifid aced possible attention paid him
ou r nre ttipy to , say that.! he walked to his
hullo thii crry, a ruiv hours altar tho occur
°*• • •
reaCe- ,
Cc nt;ors.lom r. k:r.—l witnessed a curious
scene : 4 Vi4S , a WJI between the wild dogs'which
inhabit' tholittins of Thebes and the great hawks
l , , ,Lich u:outd)ti Upper Eznit. Our cook had
[ ju,t. Urea a sheep, and thrown the intestines on
the bath ofe• tile river. I was sitting .with
,my
eirsi iii ., d nprip the Magnificent ruins of Luxor
• tv!vo I' s•v. 4-eroW,lof hungry dots issue from
Itt.imo,,;iiich 4 resiiin4. to, have their share of the
frlst, - bnine Ifatrly fell upari the refuse of the end.
!
~,, t ; ; but thp , r:appetito was not to be gratified so
'ea l: is they.
.expected, for other creatures, boy
ering:in the air abovO us. had pre.iously seen all
that. hid pa-.c. and' the'.'inotnent that the cook
wilKireW 4nd,the Sop approached;
,a swarm of
Ihaws; 2nd s; u ' !lures, ropidly cleaving the air, rush
' ed - opoii their Oey, and 'disputed it with their rivals.
A very citritSu 3 battle then began, the bird Osiris
by turn's attacking or attielirtl, sometimes succee
-1
‘-ded in inatchiug the booty honk the jaws of the
t• • •
siya-eitiog stiliich :celpcd and barked after it,
i while the victor ri,lng inta'the air, sceemed to
imock at his. hopeteat erics.—Erbrary.of Travel.
NIA Z 4 ca.:iv Act of the
A c.scinfily Of Pennsylvania, paw.' tho 16th of A
pril, 1:3:15, it is provided That Irony an after the
pa , ag e of this 'act, tho standard tveight of Rye and
00711 OiTSC • daltill s h all l'/ • 11 4
• r,
sixpqunkla for each bud every bushel thereof.