Tereus of tlie 'Miners; Journal
To'o That per nnum, payable semi-annually in
mivanee•to tlim.e %VIM reside tu the County=--and anon
ally 10 advance to those who reside out of the'County
Chc publiAter reserves to himself the richt to chat go
per annum, where payoient is delayed 'longer
'ban one year- , .1
To CLUBS. •
..
nitee copici to 01 l e address, -, 1f4.5. 00
rloveti . Do • Do • 110 \ 00
Foleen Do - • Do
~ I ~A 00
rire dollars In advance will pay for three year's.sub
e ctioron to the Journal: - •
RATE ' S OF ADVERTISING.
bee ti.plare of 3,61,;,,,A, alimef,, ,
$1 00
Ev.ir, subsequent insertion, .• . ; • I ne
ibtfliquare of t , lines. 3.thnes, ..
sultnequent *nsertion.4; each, .
Font lino, 3'tirnes; ,
littequent iiii.ertion, each,. . •
One Square, 3 inonths; .. •. .
six month=.. . • •-•
One. Year, . , .
nit vacs; Cards of.r.iwe UHF'S, per annum;
31 :chants and-Jttintrs, advertising by the I -
Year, with the prtvilege cf inserting dif- 1 2::
p erent adrertitenients weekly. . 10'00
11- Larger Advertisements,-as per ag,rement ' -
.lUclicincr.
TI2II7.IIPHALVT SUCCESS OF
•liimpsou',s .Compound Syrnp . of
T.Olll Irooo .4".1P771.1.-
. Still another remarkable Cure !
Actirli,te, Pa., Non. 20,1'615.
• Alimit six' years sinre;an consequence of the seden
tary nature or toy !insole,. I was attacked with severe
11 the breasl. lialpliat ion of the heart, and short
breath. .. , re soon followed by a failure
appe lie, extreme wakefulness at night, and partial
paralyisis'or any liiiihs--these symptoms of a der ange d
; tent ii-eing frequently attended witlaspitting of blood.
'two !!ears 1 ‘v,as occasionally thrown into.,
iv : lto:hien me in a. miserable State of rev
-
• and he'tiati to affect my mind. Front lime to
tine- My...Ml.:rim:is were more Or lees .severe, until at
levetb they increased. to such a degree, and the violent,.
4 tin• symptoms wvre• so augmented., that for a wholcf, ,
year 1 WIIS Unable to attend to my business. During.
tip . s I rommitcil,ionie uLbe physiciaps and attended -
I iirescrititions; but all their skill was t.Mavailing
tie pro, ore me relief, and at length they regarded toy re-,
covery entirely hopeless. 'lu 1111.4 condition I was
..infortinAtif tlfe tatary streets of Thottlltstm's C'ttli
voile! Tafand Wood Naptlia, in a citie some
what TO 111:1Ae, :111.1 tholl,til I had siren 6 / , all
peti,,:itois of a ree,ivery of my former heilith lininan'i
means, yel l ie rnti strongly advised to.lry this
rine,. I was tit length' pretniiled apioti "lo 'do+, and I
hay, now , lti sae, i hat hv the use nt six liottlrs u r healilt.. l
restored, and 1 alit now able to attendto bust
-1111:1.4 11111Ci1 fiteillt,} as usual. • , 1
' • itExrtv MYERS.
pc me ipat ninee N. F. 4'.1 . 11 0 T f!f • Fifl 11; 11111 i SprilC.i '
reels; Philadelphia. Pric9,4o cents, ur sik bottlesfor:,
20. ' • I \
Be,tare of an irtif !NUR, 2100 RE &
AK Ell n ; E A 111,. 'Reading ; Dr. McPlll . ill-,
tO IN Harrisburg ; .1. C. DROWN. ; STO
VIINiaON ,&- CO., and It. - ..N.NC 2i1L1. - ,, Carl tsle.l '
f Dec ;13, 50
• r
HAAS' EXPECTORANT
.}Ott THE C•"IlE OF
Consumption, Coughs, Cobh, -ike
TO Tl-1E PUBLI.C:I
IN PRESENTING this valtiapeinedieine H the pub,
its a remedy fOr Consumption. nod Pulmonary
DiseaSes in general. I ha've been actuated solely by the
great siirecs• attendinli its use in ni) own. chinterliate
neurithot hood. and desire to benefit the afflicted, 1
stall-imply raid , aver in give a brief statetniftit Of its
usefulttes's. and 11 titer nit self that its stirprboria
i col e nable air to furnish each proofs of its virtu
as will satisfy the most incredulous, that CONSUMP-
I'ioN ma) and 1114 Cli 11E11," if this medicine is
resorted to in titan: As ('onsumption, however is a
dithers snub in the sever ity of its
syuip
opos, :toil the rapidity of its progress, and bat
Ib d't he skill hi ph) sicians it cannot; he supposed that
this or, any . other ietunily is capable 01 etfectlitg:
cure in every rase and in every stage of the disease;
ho the contrary, wir,tunst expect it to fail SOlnctilni•S, a
circumstance. which occurs daily:With the 'noel cal
liable remedies we iorssesc. lo Itehloist simple diseas
es.. Th e 'proptieOit snood th • 'llion:Mg testimonials
lin it.; CitiLells. of this :ounty,, well known
to the pithlic.
4}'. J: been raillitted for Ho, last,
thirty )'tare with Cons'itiopt ion, awl having had the ad
s ice of some rif the most eininentl'hysicians.abil Was gi
ven 11(MIS incurable. I was intim:elite) make trial of your
invaluable Expectorant, and am happy to say th3t 1 ant
entir,ly cliteti, Ails dill aftenilitlif lit in 4 daily t ni tijruion
t tumuli I hail never !wen allitcteri. Prevl al; to'ito
how your' EX PECTOR&NT, I could not. if I had !Well
olii,posvd. do anything at my trade. I have sisibe ree
iontiwitilnil it to sevetalmf say friends', and part - toil:1H) .
' oh:! case of •CohrtiesitAt CONsvfIPTI,IS', yid ylm liapyy
to state that in every instatice it had ilie desired oleo
. Yours reopeetfully ' JOSIIITA VKINS.
Schullitllllaveli, October I, 1944. ,
.nausea -
Mr. W.. 1 it
with a severe Pain iii the breast, I was'inifin,
our Expectorant, and after 11.4:i1120titrbiittlii
111.1 relieve any, and I do nolliesitatc in recut
it to.the public'as a valnable,utedicine for Col
and Atilictions of the- BrCast. ; •
I attirespectfuliy yitifts
• • .IEDWARD !HINTZ]
0f.111.1VD.K.11.• rIAW.EN, - Pctotier 1
• I was taken with a bad cold s o me time ago,
num rir Lien boll of.lfr Expectorant.l
'hived me. ninth, and slwinld I have occasio
• itloive aghin, 1 went,' trite call on Mr. Haas.
viiiiiable Expectorant' ^. DANIEI. 11. Si n t
jr: l (.litt Yr. 1,1 LI. IJAVEN. 3 1 4,1
Mn: Wit -1110.1. at!
„tystift, to le ellicary at ypii,r e‘j)ectorallt, fr
wg. the . a otrpose far which it was intended,'
lieviita Conghs, Colds, &co
Vaults re...pecit'oDy. IDINT%.INGER.
sale by the proprietor at 'Si'lillyll.llli I 'ern, and
Lt' the following agents in sqlutylkillauittilt):.
C• Martin, •
• I.l.4tlyn—Joit:ionao ' •
& .1. ' r .
New Gaslle—George Reifsit)der.
Port Carbon—nenry I'. M. 1 '
'
• Piot aroye—Graelt K Forre.r. .
Tamaqua—lß:liner & Morga nrotly
Middlepott—l Koch &
l'itscatitra— George R. Dry.
' Nov
'
,‘_,
ADEKTISTRY.I '' ~'- --7-
CI R. 1/ICE.iitON and Dr. Mi DEDDY, Dental l.tur
-17- teens, respt•rifully int"..rnil the eitizetis - pf Potts-,
vino and vu ittitv, tliat they have ustilblislted an otlice
'• in this plat a, 14.11..ee they will lte pleased to see - their
: I frieeds and et IteLis who wi-li dent. - -11' °Perm lens perfor-:
mod; equal lo tI best dope in Pliitaltelphia. will. fai
twit e'l- thail i,..lotie I.y a erect znajdrity of dentists them.
• In 40tiserpthd-i• of a 'Very Lai:wan:omit of business
w)tli whit It tlieS• lire favored, they are I.tiable.bdo ope
rate for•prires,whi.•ll treat ttrireastipably !üb.. thus'
phtrll47, Withill the reaeli.lif all tliF. the.ttis of preisertint:
. 4)ll.irlivetli.. which ate au neccrac). tb beauty, lil:altli
and It:lupines... •',.. -
They are :trepart•a•to perfiallre.largest operations
at Awry short bet ii.e; .11c11_,Lit I.t ..i (.m1,01'0 , 11111 of at
turisplitirle ilft,S,lll , , , ailti,,dolti , le setts ,li . ith spiral
=prices, and also art:lli - IA palates.'
' r flllire North tilde of Market, a few doors al.oe Cc-its:
tre street. ' • .. M.,
i . .. .
. Attunst 1, lw. •' - ' !':' . - 31:41.
,' A NATURA,L , REMEDY,
Suited to the Hunin Constitution. and equal to
the cure if tree!: curable ili,ra.ce:•rfdl he founr7 in
. •
•
INDIAN VEGETABLE
( OJ the .Vorth .dnicrirati s"(!lic,ffe ef Health.
iiirnsr, ( , :ttirdinary Pilisare commie:l of plaffis ,
ivhielt giuir. =punt: tie on our 6,11 ,oil, and i
•
-, -- •.,,are, therefore,ij , :ltrr adapted (n our J.:institutions than
, Nu(rwines cc:nem:Jed from foreien drie, , , linwever : well - !
'
they may he cou r titimunded ; stud lie WinGlijr'S' IN
DIN vr.(;ET.Oii:E - pli.i.s are foinded upon -the
prin.liple that the , 3ittuian body is in trilili • .
. liIIIIJECt TO Bll'l' ONE HAZEN: 4 E, -
~•
namely. corrupt hianors, Mid that said iMedicine flues
thic de.easu on natural principles; hy chian-ine, and pu
- rifyimr the bod) , .•it will be maiiiifeci that. If the consti
tution he not entiielv exhausted, a persevt•rance in their
. tine, neeordiffir. tit direEtioric. is absoltitid,Y certain td
drive ilicea,:i; of:.•jivery name front the body..
.., . When we , iv i. 311 to r,-,tore a 1 1 ‘Vaiiip or morass to for
, . .eility.ive drainit of the sUpernbundant water. In like
:: - • inatine'r, If we 'wkli to fe 4 torli the body to health, awe
must elentice idof Lnipiirity. •
witicarrs• INDIAN VFATETAIII.P. PILLS,
~will 10,.folind our of the be=t, if not the very hest Inert
j v:ine in the world for earryint! Coif this nit kNI) runtrv
. • I '/NuiIIiINCIPLF, bi•l :MS, thevjetpel front HT iffi(l - 3.• :ill :
" iiniiiffil :unit corrupt humor, dm cause of the (license, iri
' an -ally and natural niannerl; and while they -every
day uive. race•and Pleasure, disease of every name is
r•p.dly driven front the liffily.l '
Th.• followin4Siii:Mly reciedialde storekeepers. have
been appointed.Aeet , for tmj sate, of wittc:lrrs IN
11l AN VI:GI:TABLE PILLS; in l'ichtlylk,ill County :
THOM.tS D. 111;.'iT1'1", P,jit• - • - •ville.' '
Bickel' ,k.,,Mediar„ Orwit•churg. • . ...'" ...
A. 11:.elinir,,k• ?nn, 1', , r1 C.t lion.
. - D et vahl, poil , -,;,'- CO., )bite: r:burg.,
••• (r e ,i, It Ile', Tit.entora."'
Henry lideli r:4(4l.,Middleport. I . ' •
•
'Win. Tazira rt . Tooriqua. 1 ' . ' .. •
/1:: & E Hammer, Ottyhtcliiirg. ' . . .
I - Wheeler & Miller..Pnie prove. • •
-
Joliii eJnyiter, Fr iede th.borgi.i . "‹ •. .'
' . /0,011 jilatris.Lowerillnhantangot - • -
4, ' Llona•< Icanifinan, •do I • ' •'
-
Jacob Kauffman, Mahantania. ' .. ' •
.John Weist, Klingerston. — 1 " • I ,• •
Cahriel Herb. Zintinertrantown• - • ._ • .
' •C• B De Forest,. West Branch. -'' ' •
llinij. Ileffner,Minersville. ' ,
Johannan Cockhill, Llewellyn. '. ' • ,
George Dreil.ell.is, East iiiiinswkk. • '
Cwo. 11. Potts, Brockville. I . . ' ' '.•
• ' ti. Hart & Co., Niw Philadelphia. -
I.eyan & linutfulan, Schuylkill Itnyen. • 1
'• • . Charles lirectier, Bact Bruhsw ick.
j o m is .Bohinholil.:, Port Clinton. . ; .
. - Reifcnyder & Brother, Nett Castle. . .'i
' . Dan 14;1 Welst,jl.owt•rMahantan'go. : .•:. I ' '
.. ' DaniellSoyer; Port Clinton. *, .
•
" •-•
',,'' c",- Offices devoted•exeliesiviely to the sale iif Wrilfit's
-Indian :Vegetable Pills,
of the Nbrt It AnMricnn COI
.
-', i c ae .:f health, No.'2;t, GreJinwich sireni i New York;
No. 195 Tremont street, 14,4N : ft—and principal office,
; No. Ifu,Race street. Philadelria .
I. riepteinber 19, 1,516,
Itlfrapping Paper' and Blasting
Paper.
READfe Wrapping Paper Just
Cheap raper
titare.. Mortlimits supplied wholesale nt
Als9, a lot of Oleap Mating Paper.
• nth. lati, 36—'
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.• I WILL TEACH YOU TO PIERCE TILE BOWELS OF THE EARTH, AND BRING OUT FROM THE CAVERNS OF MOUNTAINS; METALS IVIIICII ;14 G,P. E STRENGTH TO OM. HANDS AND SI'BJEC4 ALL NATURE . TO OUR USE AND I'LEAsur.E." - -Dft. J lINSON.
__.
EEKLY• BY BENJAMIN BANNAN AGENT'FOI - 1. THE PROPRIETOR POTT-ATILLE SCHUYLKILL COUNTY '.t)
~ ,
. 1 •___] i. , 1 '
•
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$ 3 00
5 00
700'
3 00
EU
VOL ; "XXII
- •
j)hilalelpl)ia:
• , .
S.OLIS,:. BROTHERS,
T rye E OF
FUR .i1.19:,D -CLOTH CAPS,
-AND IMPORTERS .AND MVNErACTERERS,
..71aIrs, Boas and . Fancy . ;
. . - No. 86, ARCH STIMET,
13El1t:EEN, :'SECON . D . ANSI/ THIRD STREETS
. - -
_ . .
_ ..
.. '... __,/ ' ~
Furs bought. . , Shipping "
,
, ERCII4 I NTS. will find it to• ,
their inieres6o call.
, hecore pia kiiniAlteir purchases. as:the !..libscrihers[
will sell tlntir Go...ds. in -quantities to,niiit. as'low as
they,. can lA., purchased in New York, itr; the' large,
quantifies.. • • . .. .
'N. 11.."I'lli. establishmetA wilt be closed on Saturdays.
3'h nada., Stie.'..29, P.?, tn. . - 353titu -
WHITE LEAD
PUT
hit ilierill & Brother, -
AcTußEits.i.N. 65. north Prone street
11111ta, have nu! - vv : a 2ocid slipOly; of their
ire white lead; and those customers:wilt..
suppltdi it consequence of a tun'
le, shal l . now h ve their orders filled:
substance possesses those' perservative
mg ill'OperileS` Fp . desirable in a',Elint, to
ens with unadulterated white lead; hr nee
lure of other, materials only- mars itti
tas ilierefore• been the 'steady aim of thi3,
res, for many vears,l9 supply to the.ptiblie
mire 'white lead, and the llflC47o;:ingthi
-1, article, is proof - that it .has4net with f;
"Invariably branded on one 'fie ad—‘vEnt-
I 1.11:0T111 , :lt. it; 1611, and 'on the other,
re.d.letters
NoveruTter 19, 47
- rvi - ANuF
:
warraimidr,
Itave hecin
on thelf:tic
No
. I
and beanti , fT
an equtil ex
any admiyti
value.. It
Inarturacturt
a.perfentlyl
maw] Inr th
Nor.. It
FRILL
WAItRANTE
BEST BUTT tHINGES;
" - A
NUF kurrnm):til fiir gale by
211 TASIMR. & MORRIS, '
1,,J,Cal I rwi
• Third and sheet, Pltil:9la•
Plilada.-Alaugt 9.
•
011'4 TANT TO ALL
COUI\ITRY HOUSEKEEPERS
Li
~..
r;....„ ... ,
1 .
ii, l n " ,, n s n , r i t ., l4 , l e . lt ; t: u s , itt ii t; ,,l o il f , o i l i t a t, , l ., l , r;:u: i tt i u r t i a . I
' • 3, ~ , ,,i - 7 J -j . . by the etilleie
. porll or larevx quantity,.
, 4 iiiiii , ~,,.! 11 at the I EhIN- FI..A CVNII AN% N.
` ,,, -!-..4 NV klll'llOr , l' "0 . 4 outh se,tond Street
Itetwi.ett 7qarliet and Chestint Street's. Philadelphia.
Beretoi!dit it let's been very ditliettlqindettd. almost
1
itoposttittlel always to, obtain coil - Cfeen , and Black
'Vitas. IN ittle. )ou have' only to visit the Pekin Ti t
i iltittistit.'. Shire to obtain as delicious and fragrant
-Tea as NOl 1,11111 WISII . for. All 1101111,11 an here he suit
ed, with the a4lvantage of getting a pure ankle at a litiv
'111 . ..111.. . , rhiladelphitt, iline - :20, le-16. , .25-'
RAIL ROAD IRON..'
r ITE guio-rilf l tis have how landing from Aiipll.l.lmm
r bra. from Liverpool, Stops Rail lload Iron, 1.1 x- 1 1,
5 ton.: *1; a 1,, 10 tons x 1-.5 tons 1!,. n-• Also. tons
Met retineil Iron, ronsi,ting of r o nml, r i oare and tl.it
Dar,. Apply , T. :C t.:F.014:E,
North Est rornoV of Marki,l and V2tli L-treet.
, - 17-if
PLIILADELP.M.d, RE.dDING .4117 D
10 IL R0. , 1D.
• WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
OEM
in ain't ted
•d to tr y
1i11.10 , 11111
111111,111.1111 V.
C0111!11•4,
Passeitger
Anus oistart ins rtn and after Moiiday, Oct. f, 1545
Troia 1 14 0 lt'vtilet at 9 A. ..'‘ ! "nlexcent Sunday
• t e .lada., " 9 A. 3I„ •
HOURS OF PASSING RE_ DING, 1
"For Pliilada.. at 10 t
" Pottsville " V. A. M.,
RATES or FARE. -.
fretret Pottsville and Pliilada., 53,50 and 300 ,
" Ikal1111'• 51 40 and 1 .21.1 .1
15--r
Plsitada., Oct. 11.
WM
1 19, I'll
and used
I which re
nit int'. the
for hi=
fi'M; "
n happy to-t
ir answer
that
•
: • SALT ! SALT ! ! -
QALINA Salt in hairclsk !mt.:, for saki at the Ipwrs
3larket ilcliccrcd on • heard pr Boats MI the
Schuylkill, ruct; of Po itT Ell COE
CR & BROTHER.
3; Walnut st...or Lot.ust.'st. Wharf:Schuylkill.
Philltdelphia July Will, . • 2.9
BUR:DEN'S ; •r,vri:NT HORSE SHOES
'l'llE-1,1.5' refined Anwrican
Iron. fiii'sale at whinit the same prices of the
Iron ill liar, bring a saving or - about 100 lifir
r
' ent Jhe purchas'er. •All'shoeS -sold„ ar
warranted. r 'and if lint sati , factory, 'can he
returned and the will he refunded.
(111...1 & Brurrilmt, 42 Walnut. st.,
June
12121
EE WATE I I ES
i
C3 "; '7 ',""k. 7'l . 'Choi ir -1 Col 1 a i I tiilrer lealrhP 13 ' ` C,3 j 1—.
,-, 4 ie 1 . . ' I 7t .
t.`
trj. ' r MI. ADE:I.I'IIIA.
C .
, ol.T) Levers fall Ir,itvelled • • fr.ls 00
~..
Silver " ..• ". 23011
cold.Lepines •.Tevelled •; 30 00
• ' Silver ,!, . .. , . . 15 00
. tiaartiers fine quality • 'lO, no
Cold watches idnin., 15 00
'Saver ripitctacles • • . ' . 1 75
•
Gold Peuctls 2.00
.
, " . Bratvl'ets . ' • s '
1 00'
•
,'..,A1,0 on hand a !urge: as•Fortmen't of gold and hair.
.lirar.elet...tincer rings, breast pins. hoop ear rinus, gold
pen?, ,ili'VT 94,0115, 511:Aar f inIll!, IhillthreS,..twill neck
curl. and fobelmins. roaril hey . s,:tlidien•Clify, at Ctillal-
IV low prices; all 1 want i:=! to call to comlnce custom
, . .
Alt hinik.of docks and Watches repaired-and war
ranted to keeßgood time for one year. ' Old cold and
! silver 00117111 orirlikeri idexchagme. lair Kale'„ dayand
7(1 hoar brats clv.111:, - , al .I.IIWIS LAJ)O3IIS,
Watch Clock and Jewcllry store, No. 1131 Market
'. , ,strek, above r l lth, North eids,llnladelphia.
I Pliihda:, April 19., ISLG . • 16-Hato
. •
.
Pfißadelphht; , Readirig & Potts
vine Rail. Road. ,
..
ReclationV Frcight on :11e7c - handl:re.
I N 'ANI) . ,AFTER 7slon4y nest, June 20th, Hit,
1,./..(;onds will be ierwardeci with despatch at the 1 - 01-
100101: rat of Frcieht, breveen Read tog and the'
points 1.1;4 stated; per ton of 21100 rhs.
• . • `: Between Between -
Readingl
Readg!
in: '
and (and. .
Plain ) , I PollsriN.
I 10 . ~ . 7.5 cts.
Plastec, ;lice; Oho, 4,1. '
Pie iron, birmins, thither, )
ioarldr, toiiin, tar, pits li„'- ' 1 2.0
and urind4toties, - . - 5 ' -
Nails ,Ir spit:es, bar iron,. 1 • '
caititins,lehtl.torpentine I ' .- '
hark. raw ioliaceo, salt, }.• , 40 "1 00
provisinn4nialnes, hut .
her, ginvH.4-e.4 -
• . . .
•::louriler ha'rrel. 1 - •16 cts. . 11 cts.
W
- heat:rn
co, rye , . clover
- seed.A. salt perlimowf, ) :". 4 _ oB .
Groceries. litrdw:tre:steel,i. .
copper. ti i, brass, do, I - ,
: inesiic liginivonachine- f -
rv, butte'!" and rag , .
Cheese; laid :Ina tallow, i -..
oil,W001,1•01toli.. lea ther I •
' raw bidt,:s, paints, oys
ters. ItenthC, and cordage.)
i
Dry Goods. drugs& tinati- 1
tines, I,i vigil liquor, I . •
... wh ie s, v . I: •i;.:., I.ailer.fresh • 260 • IVi
fish, ' t wat, con rectiona -
, .
ry, boalrgi 4. Stationaiy.
N 9 :I,lthtional charges for commission, storage; or
rocoivioz or deliverina freight at any of the Conipa.•
nv's Pi pot.i. nn the line. -
Jul'ls, 1 Sl3 .. ..! ~'
.
.
,
• 29,.
To Machinists and Others.'
.DLArps universal Chueh, all Sizes, from 6 to 20
J. inches.; Salter's Sprint! Balances, made expressly
for Steanr.lineines, 50; 50. and 21 pounds. . Platform
and Counter Scalea, more than 56 different sizes and
patterns. For sale wholesale and retail at the lowest
manufacturer's prices, at No. 31 Walnut street, by
I GRAY & BROTHEL -.
• Pluladelphla, Feb. 7, 1046. 6
•
, AMERICAN HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
• •
• nommadinup and delightfully lo
er, cited lintel, situated in Chesnut street
:M Philadelphia, directly 'oppoaite the State,
SS Rears Ji. Charter Proptletotr
..,.-44 4 ‘ °inns every inducement to the travelling
public. It is in the centre of business, It is within two
minutes' walk of the Post 0111ce, Custom liouse, the
prinhlpal [tanks and places of amusement ; In an
airy'and delightful location, and the proprietor pledges
himself. to devote every attention to los table, and to
have obliging and attentiveservants to conduct to the
comforts of Ins guests. Baths, warm and cold, always
wady, and an o.,.,:ortinent of wlrice"of unequalled ex
cellence
~-
N0v.„22al 1815,,
=MI
- •
los 1 45,1,
MI
thqsnittc Business rams,
ice Imes. meerted Ter $ per annum
Cards of
Goods, Groceries, &c
Dry
EORGE W. SLI.TER,
& re tad Dry-good, Grocery & Liquer Store
one BELOW Tfi F. HAT SCALES,. 6ENTIIE ST.
Pg!ttsville.
Wholesale
AH FEW MC
I I.IVID N. HEISLER,.
IN PRY: GOODS AND VARIETIES,
Ist:3d door above Callowhill, Pottsville.
IMMO
ME
IJames Cochran,
7.E.1.0l MADE CLOTHING STORE,
• street„'opposite the Ezchpatie Hotel,
POTT,VILI.E. - ; ,
CEOZia
1 Cuatrd
1111031.3'S FEXDEK, • I
,ale and Retail Dry Good IVlero:l4nt,
R 1 S* 7 l noun ABOVE NORWEGIAN, .
Fot t sville.
Whole
GENI
mes M. 11e0413 - ,.&• Co.,
. .•
& retail dealers in dry goods. groceries &c
t door to For 4 , ALrrtirucr' Hotel,
Centres[„ Pottsville.
Ja
Wholes - tl9 l
Nei
..
Thomas ',l)..Beatty . , '
• TN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c
ter of centre and Noriregia re strews,
Pottsville. I
FOX S: , ' IEIROTH9:11,:: A •
GroEery, Livor.Flour and Feed *ore,
•rre SVet,ht,po., , iir the LIIPII, Tarcrit. I "
I - Pottsville.
Dry Good
C Ce 7
JI)IVAItI9 iLtlillll.lEli,
IS' 'ADDITION TO POTTSVILLE;
'tail Ilcia.l and Bar Iron. I:rover,le..q, Oil, Fish,.
11AV AND 4:ItAIN. '
MOR
Deakr in
30111 a H. Ilonfas.
. AND DEALER IN DRY CtiilDS,
'FRIES AND LIQUORS ,[.,
he Ncv York Store, Centre st.
' • • -
i James powney,
: ALE AND RETAIL GROCERY STORE,
IN ,Jonmt, • ADDITION.
.
.
FOSTER & r p.s.LY,. r ,-.... , .
!. and Detail Dry GclA and Gton4y Store,
NEIL OF CF.NTItE AND MARKET sTELTs,
V7IIOLE
Vti , .olCsal
CUR
IMIZEMEI
JOIIN H. HILL,
IN DRYC; OODS, GROCERItS
arcet,2nd door brlom Maki, n drcet,
rovr,vll.l.F
DEAL
I Cc itr
• ._
C T r4STE
ELY STORE.I
Wlsolo,al &Retail Dry Good and, Groi•erv, l !4lert.liants,
Nell doort.
to tic Town Mill, Cortrc,Phttsrille.
E. 5 . ...E.1er, 1
it S IN DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
e n I. Gel ir k i,ot
! hel : t V i c i r e r Ire kr? cis.? e' ih!it, •
I) tI.EI
Centr.
Jos,eph Bowen: 4•
Oid y,nv AN I) VARIE T TY ST9RE,
Centre street, t2tl tronr liefbw Market, .
Pettsritle. ' •
.1111M114 R.
MERCHANT TAILOR AND DRAPER.
CENTRE ST., TWO POORs n ROVE ThriTOWN lIALL, '
Pottsville. • ,
Cloeks,'Watehes and Jewelry.
BR A1)17 fi ELLIOTT,
CLOCK, WATCH .AND lEWELLRY STORM,
pile door above Cekses' New Hote4
CENTRE ST.,,POTTSVILLE, PA.
FISIIER,• . • . 1 "
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
CENTRE RTREET, Timm 110°R BELOW WOW:YANG°
Pottsville.
.
' . J.. L '..I:OIIER, [
...) . CLOCK'ANn WATCH MAKER. .
. ~ ern/re ,t rert,
_four ,!,;ors brlow .."(Tarket , PottrrillrE
.:;.," t'artinttar :mention paid to the .repairing of
ci i i i _ks :mil Wittettiot. •
._•.c
Hotels and Refeethrip'' s
"EXCHINGE HOTEL,
JOHN C. LESSIG., PROPRIETOR,
CENTRE /STREET. CORNER OF
Potfsvillc, Pa.
• ,rovrsviLLE norsu, 7 --
DANIEL HILL, Proprietor,
"'Centre street, Pottst•ille, Pa.
/TI.3IOTIIV 1101 - 11,‘E,
OYSTER HOUSE, s'
CORNER OF MAIIANTANCO AND CENTRE: STREET,
• riAtsVOie.
Cr Oysters served hp in the best possible manner. to
TOWN lISEL REFECTORY,
PETER F. MUDDY; Proprietor,
CUNTRE.ST., POTVIVILLE.
. G. J.- 111
• •coN Fr:m*l6N 1:4 AND 1 , 11171TI:',11ER
• filet, , d,,,,i - s alone the Miners Bank.
Centre 14., rottsvlle. , •
•• :Hardware and Iron Stores. i
.
T•
• 7.. - .1131riC.; NT & PO'IPT, ,-
. HARDWARE AND IRON MERCHANTS, 1
.
At the Town jinn, ~
.
CENTIIP `,7. rorrsyn,LE, P.A.
- - - -
Geoi HY. Stichter,
.11X1) IRON . .11ERCHANT,
Corner of Centre and Market streets,
l'at.,,rille. • . -
- ,
Drugs and. iVleclicinesi
`..1011X G.'
WROL_ESALE.AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
At W. T. Eptina's old stand,
CENTRE t.T. POTTSVILLE, -
90 cts
(
JOIN S. C..3IAICTI: I N.
. .
WHOLDSALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
CENTRE 2.Luouy REI.OW 31A
Pottsville.
• Boots and Shoes
111211
Moody & Aechiternacht :
BOOT & SHOE DEALERS,
One door heiow'f Mr. Andrew B. White's Store,
- CENTRE STREET, POTTSVILLE, PA.
°R. D. SCHOILIVER,I
SADDLERY, HARNESS, BOOT & SHOE STORE,
,
NEXT DOOR TO GEORGE W. fiLATEIrS STORE,
Centre st., Pottsville.
. Charles F. 'Mather
• 1
DEALER IX BOOTS AND S'HOES
Sign of the Golden Ball and Big Shoe, Centre
Street ti 'few doori below Mat*et street,
: POTTSVILLE.
38
Sept.„lo; 1546. •
Clothing Tailoring, &e.
Lippica tt Taylor
Merchant Tailors,
CORNER OT CENTRE AND. MASI : At:TANGO !STREETS,
BENJ. T. TAYLOR
MERCHANT TAILOR AND DRAPER,
Neit door to Clemen'a S Parvin's Drtig Store,
Centro at., Pottsville.l -
Stean.a Engine Factories.
. • P ott svilleoi , Iron Works,
E. WAVie.GINITIS, Troprietor, • ;
COAXER OF' 4XI) COAL STS
Pottsville.
'HAYWOOD
SNYDER.,
.Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Castings,
Corner of eallowhill'and Coal sus. ace.,
,• •
__POTIAVILLE. -
47-Iy, 0,
SATURDAY, NOV EMBER '7, -,1546
-
pattpuille Busincs,s Crams
1
• I Legal . Notices: ,
ENJI. ID ARFfI LOMLW ~
ATTORNEY AT LAWjArrrit.LE, rA.,
Office in Cettir , i street; threii, lloo i rs below the Mitierst
Journal OtEce.r July ii, ,
JOIIN
ATTORNEY AT I.AAV,„
't 711.1, attend to nil lousiness entrusted to hint, with
rlre and despatch. Otlicp, #fire Weir below, the
:\liner,.! Journal.
October N.
JOH W. ROSEUERRY 3 •
ATTORNEY : LAW.:
ESI!
. 1. s: 3r3tiefficx -
1 {Act Li •ney at. Law
i ;i • rottsritre,:pd. . , . . 1
IWill kart ke in the several pUurts of Sihnvlkil Co.
1
• 1
.A.' W, I. E 4.)13 n 1' R.N ,:
---- I .Attorney r.
, i,i',14 , 1,A1f. 1 I. ----
11.1§ opened an °rte. in t 4 horoilth. , Uf Schuylkill
L.Olven. ' Oitiee in front swet, secnpd dnor •enst of
. . , d.: :Outlines Hotel, will 'att , :nil toall business tin
irn,:teil.to his care, n the couidies of Schuylkill and
Burks'. . ' ', . •.
.
April. 26. 151.1 . .
.
_____
E O. . 1 1.41(i)i.507;,
'1 I A f't irk e y t H. atc ,
• *••(_ttlire in Market St., at tI4 limp° min
11 Jut.* •
-•
7 ' ' •
-ROBERT rt/ A 1PAI„ I ER, "
I • ' ATTORN Xt : LAW; i,
• • ASP:
.NOTAItY,P,U - BIL,IC, •
- : -
, • CA.
Cr in Centro: ht. neat dor to the E.7a.1tange.1,...17
G. W. 'IIIAIIIIIIITC,
Atitorae` - iiJt ,•1. - It*r, • -
0,',77e;• fr .;•Zi - t q
. q14 . i1l .11 , e d'4. 1 n , ...rt. at,or to
, I ii
dirar,!.llrni; {7l !...1 r'A Store. -
E 1311' IR VIIPPE c, '
I L T7,,,,,A-R i. , 41 '
;COLA s t• N Tlt EF.T. I s 111 11. AT; r t
Witt ~,iiectiiPtis Lute lil the City,alil Coin
ty ht; 1'1116414.1011a
9, ,blp
Miscella*o_us,
•
I , ;limo!) liblife, I hip-,istrate•
. i
rc - Y[Til.r:nitond to nny I , ll, 7 :rno4frnt hfiload, entrusted
r y : to his care.- Otli, o th etllthi street, a few doors
, r ,..
bolotv thOlenn , y.lvania Hall. illd dearly opWo...ite II o
offici! of , the 11.por's Journal, totville, nt. i. .
P,0t5v1110,.1. :,. n. 7. Itl6. ' ' ,:- A . .. ,07.--.. y.
•
I. Franklin Qlari~,
MANUFACTURER OF' I NNELS,
• A. f ew i i,mrs above I .e Town Ilan;
YUTTOVII F 6.•
TOWN HAL 111101.11ARO I{ol 31,
P. F. MIIDEY, - troprietor„
CENTRE SIRE ET,H OT7S V I ELF.. • ,
• .
I ' ' •
DEALERIN BOOT AND SIIOES, .
Gentle st., a few doors I)eluw Market street,.
1
'i ,
ME==l
=EMI
'Ott. 2g1.1`;16
4.ll:fitry •
WIRE-WEAVER. ANY/ PATENT WIRE SCREEN'
I
Coal ritr,et, a few itoots from \ orwegian eqre . et,
j porrsvinr.n. • .
. ,
E. Blanc!,
lII,ACH,W.‘IITII, AND MANIIFACTURER OF. COM,
~OnhENs.. nnirr 1.4 - " 111.:A% WAGONS, •
Additioh•to 1 , 0y!svIllw. near the Anthrionte
1•! Fnlnar'o. „'
COOPERING s
Coopering of
MEE
•
Iganuf cturer
I. COA
•
I • all
I, D.l. itlOiktillihel`f.r,C ~
1
i ORCHARD:GRIST MILL.,
, POTTSVIt.i.E. PA.
C- All kind. ,, 41" -Hour, ronstantly on wand •a
----; EA
•.0 -
G . .
LE, STEAM, SkW
_,- • h .1241.11 EL .11412.411 Proprie?or,
iii - j,.:00.-,,.....!it.ti , J. 5iny.....5., : 4 0x1',. il;oro Cu
tn. -t;, where ey'willill IM euptly altmMetf to. •
, . .
, Georae 'Eaton, - • .
CARPET' AND COVERLET MAN u r.‘cTunEr,
Market street, alrovt Market zignairt., .
i , '' pOTT,4 . 1.1. E. .. ,
:ficettewber the Jlfotto--.1.1V0t to be litttler.reid."
CHEAP BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
. j Centre.st. oppositti the Penh—llan,
.
I •
' 'CPU/. F., m. la DIALS,
: DEN lIAIR DRRSSER• AND BARBER,
Ccntrc stret ' t, afear d044,c., otc the Pcnn. J 1 lL
(
i
. 1. I 1 ,Spencer I L e e's
•
•
IRON Y{ Al9l MACIIISX SHO're .
' ' I Bracks'ille, Schuylkill County. Pa.
rz.'n,raellA promptly ttxtto;eil; an reasuhable terms •- , :e
A4g-,; c%—it.4l;.. •;-' 'S
I • . 3•2.1 y
• TA 3E A(iET A 41 Et 0 Ili .W.O It
.11.1HN MAS; Pno - ritiF.Ten,
MfinufaStures' ni Steam Engines, f,at . ln . s. Cats, Mill
Learink, I ren and Brass Castings.
On RO/ load corrker of Bridge,strcet,
illiticravitt'c• •
- PusittesttEctrbs. ,
, I A. Si, W.J
MINER§VILLE IRON WORKS—FCANDRY. AND
"aAcuirirt
acturers of Rail-road C!rs,Coal Itteal:ers,&c.
z N4,,118 I Ltir,, rA • `,••, •
Hein '
ANI)! RETAIL:Dr:A EER IN
bry Goods, Grocerif s, Flour mid Feed, •
l'A
i• • , Bas , !&ReppJh i, . •
NyTIOLESAIIE AN RETAIL - 11111ALER:# •
In Dry 'Goods, Cii•orcrif our;Feed,&c. in Suubury St.
Scht+ 4 }lkill. Pa:` '
WALTER .1: TAr aott.l VA LTEIL S. MCCLES ACII AN
t---
TAYLOR .St, IIicCLENACHAN,.
11 olcsi7C r;ml.l - blail Dcale.ns in
Dry Goads, Groceries, Liq uors = Flour and Teed &c
OF:SECO, D & ' SUNBURY STS.
MINERSV LLE, . ,
4 . .Charle4 IL De FOresl, •
Deale r ilinry Goods, (7roceries,. Flour and Feed,
AldNiner's Goods,' W h olesale anA Retail, -
Xineririlie, Pa. ~ - ; , - •
____
Sterner tv., Brother;
WHOLESALE Sr, It
D i ry Goods, Gr9ce
And Mining Goods, cot, Si
MINERS
Port Tarbou Business Tubs
; Albert 'idr. Brooke, . •
• I
Xanufacturer of Steam .Eveines; Castings and Shovels
tCS- Steam Engines built,lCastings made, and Shovels
manufactured of every Iscription, and of . the best
quality for Mining and oth r., purposes.
Port. Carban, Pa,
• •
.T. 11. W 1 tersteen, •
Manufacturer of Steam Ernes, Pump Gearing, Cars,
and Caitings a all - ileiteriptcons.
Port Carbon, Pa.
.L. Matt
WHOLESALE
In Dry GoodN , Groceries,
• Port e
• •
. .
1)1
BMI
4. tNTIEgjLIN
11. HILL,
SWAIt
re t, toutth door below Mod:el,
i ri , r,‘ it LA
llnoictln; 31 A l t /Alt)IN'S
MARk i tr "rirr.:roTTsviLLE
Errry de,,zripit,E, done-et short nc.
ot'ec
. 111‘2''., at ri,S4,l bleterfor.
S. 111107131, • ,
Coaches, Carriages, Sulkeys, &c.,
rtEI:T. PIITT3VII.I.F:.
IT atlrutiun paid to ttfc repairinir of .
kinds VOlicios.,l,-
MILL,
IMO=
TAIL DEALERS to
ies, Flour 4. Feed
i nbuty et. & Spencer's It.R
I'ILLE, PA. - "
on Co.;
RETAIL DEALERS"
Provisions, Flour, Feed di.r.
?Dolt, Pa.
Uncultureb.i
I=
The heart has: tgii:ltils like the vin.,;;', o''' . •
' NVllich ,lrentul a nothit's oosopt tic Me,
• . . tii . itspringlor. front the livingtree' •
.
• 01 deeply planted sympathy if , j. • : .
' Whose tlower , are hope, its fruity are - bliss, ,
s." Beneficence its harrest is. •. ' '-- ' I
i 1
, Thrre are some bos r oms dark and tlrear,
.
- , Which an Intwateted desert are,
Yei there a curious eye'may Trace . ..
Some stir Hine spot. sortie vend tit place, • ,
, Where little fly,wers, the wti
weed's betwee,
' -
s' Spend their soft frateanci-uti !tauten. • '
• •
. ' Despise theta not, for,tv sdom's toil
. Das ne'er di-thrtie.d tha stobliorn soil,
Vet cure and culture in elrt have brought ". j
. The ore of truth from to ties of tin - nig:lit ; ,
;And Fancy's fairest. Sot ••ers halihnjoinod
•
Where truth and . funtT it entonreci.
' Insult him not: Ills Itltickest.r.rutt
• Illay, in Ilk Makerls_eyt sublime,' ', . • . 1
. In spite tif all thy pride. be less 1 1.. . ~
l'hatie!dn thy daily wit! n'artlno.ts-L., —..
.. 'Phan many a sin and ill my a staiM
•
• Fcirgotten, and itopresl•cdufain.l .;•- '
'i 1 •
- There Is, in every hum:, it heartll 4 . 1
~ Some not corppletely Mitten part,l ' • ~
Mere seed- of truth and love might groi
And - ttoweis of generriw virttte:hlow .; .
To plant( tit wittch, to water there-,-, ' .
. This, .c
as our duty; be uurer.e. .! -
• •
And sweet it fs l the growth to trice, . .
'
.or worth, of Intellecl; of grace, .
.
'., In ltosMits-whete our labors tirit • . ll. '
. Bud the ) , ,,tint Seed of spring time burst,
Anti lead it ijn•frotn hour to lini. o,
•,
r To ripen into perfect flower. .•
• 1
~ • . •
1
'last than e'er seen a gar!bn clan • .• ' : •
' . In all the robe. that Eden MAI • ' .
Of-vale tilerspread with streduispittl 'trees— •
, Apa radi-e oitim) sit. rd's ;. i -
Pillills. with gr. en Mits.:2(lom 4i ig them,'
, Like jurris in a traders 1 . 1 .
..
ECI
~ • .
' • These.' Carden va.le.,-and pitting, 'and hilis, ' • ,
\Vinci; beauty ;iltils•and rnusic !ills,
- Were mice but :11:sert.... ; l'illtirri" * ::' har] . ,
1111',srditeri d verdure n'er the ; land,
, And smiles and fra,V,ance.ruler ensue_! I .•
Whcre.barren itthisitsurped th•• ,411 e.
And inch i-i man. X. rnirwlii/111,r14:(1s, • . 's
1
, Or sweetest tiovi!rs el . Viie.A., `. ' , 01 , ;
11(mals 1 1(5.11% as the marpnez !lain,. ••
' \VI:0(1s (I,oly as the aroldito ~ . ' • .. .
~ Just as In-dienrt is 1470114 tel)ear
,t, •
Tile Polg'Ner a WI - 1:n, (R. F' LOAV'Et ET FUR. . '
. " — I " ' • r
• : - Asking* Advii i e. • • ' .
The followMg correstiondenEe lincurred a hum
ber ef,years_agn; buttor printing iit is just-a5 . ..40V
as new. TIM, gelittcman liddrci.sed . dy inquirer, / the iirer,
is an einincnt ineratant.in a city mi t ie East, who
hail, peril:ails:many Similar applications ;addressed
to him by F4, 1 414;9'4, and posithly ' felt a little.'
teased:
Dear Sir :— ' 'l friend of ' mine,! Mr, T. has fur
nished the wil l your name, and lif not asking top
much, may l'aski-suu to give me' the'fol.luwing, in , '
formation?. t• ' ;
,
Ile is about 'to embiak for Hong . Kong, China;
with a cash capital 0f.158,0t* (eight thousand
dollars.). Is that amount of capital suflicirrit' to
establish himself in the commission business there.
and'do a respectable amount; () I x if it. is - not e
nough, %vita som would lie, not( expecting to do.a
very large amount at first?
Can a man enter it the bu!siness with a pro
per credit, iridatune work:himself ifito a fair Share,
and how is.the business done there? . . '
What dries it consist of, and where? and with
whom would! he mike his ransactifins? from'
whom get his artlers and wherril or must he buy
on his own account and ship Myself. ' ,
Would it te necessary to t4xo, letters of credit
from here? say froM Browns, Or some other well
MI
' M
.
known house., .•
.•
Are there warehouses and ! other conveniences
.to befound there', necessary for transaction of bu
siness?.. What is r;hoexpeusejin the way of rent,
&C.? '. I . J i
• IsHong liroughcaithy! state what are the disi.
leatirs. there, and whatiare the epidemics? -
What are 411 e conveniences! for living, married
i •
or single : islhere go l ud society there! --
... ~... ,
'
Sthk minutely Whitt kind of goods Would. be O
good'shipment there- 1 ; 4'11e 'prides, &c. •
What ate. the results of ship l ments in provisions,
and whdukind wouldlbe best!
Do thdy compete with!. the English?' . What is
the 'nature and model of ;'trarsacting business in
Hong Kontl? • '
, . .
' You arie well awSre - of What information a man;
about to start wants, front A to Z ; ontti would
be pleased to have soggestimis of your own, as it
will he no interference wiih any, operations which
you or youi.fri,n.ls [night !rave." It. will IT 6 ken
as a wea:lot - or if'.you will give the• inforniatrun,
out
and.oblite " . IT
. „.
. A NSWE f it . • , . :
Dear Sir :-IYour favor iri received, and Fshall
occupy this winter in answering a fr.r.v—of your
general questions, reserv4ig details fora moroici- r
sure year : r .. 1 ~i -
. ,
• His ',,;tl.ooo , would go very fur (wound the Cape)
turvarrls lestablishing youryoung friar 4 per ma•
nerrily tit Hong Kong, how long he would need
it, depentts on the str i erigthiof his eunstatition, and,
the gocidiress of his arm_ with Cult's revolving Pis
tols. • 1.
He wcinld probably 'get into business ver y first;
and as to copartners, he livaufd:doubtleSs . "Icurle
himself boon into , the gldr r ious comp.ry. of the
-Martyrs., 'Business is - doe chiefly. 11N night, be-,
cause the Custom House foillefrst . tbe otter!, and
r.r
the sun, are. too darrgero i tis by day. His "first
transactions" ' worth" be With the Doctor, whose
"orders" he would bade to take for calomel by . the
.pound.
_
If he SnrviveOliejlecter,. !,,...
With 'Oita - ling of, robbersi who have, by virtue of
custom; -in arknowledgt4.l right to plunder,Anaini
and murder, liettvtien sundown and sunrise. As
to shipping, he wotild‘bei very. lucky if he kiyed
14'mq:enough to shiphimself off. ' . .
Credits-Instead of credits from Brown, you
had better prepare huh tol get:credit for black.
Diseases,-Tho mild
• One 4 are cholera, yellow
feVer,•a gu e, TiVe i coniplainf, small pox, and • the
plagtie ; but they - ,,thouali , bad of their kinds, are
-Ought little 01, eon - lino - 4d with that.univer,al ep
idemic, the Hong Kong Oyer, which combines the,
`worst features of all the others. ,
The "Conveniences for, living" are so little need
ed, that [wholly ibidlis of iirovidinglor thorn; but
you will pleased to }elm that churchyards are
plenty land burying cheep, because it' is dune by
wholesale. . - 1' ' . '' • .
Families served extra heap, which gives matri
mony an advantage tivt II single blessedness.
I would-therefore sugge4that.yoUr young friend
marry a widow with seven children. '' ..
. • • " ie "sedietY" • consistsrof the Governor. and
ouncil, the wreck of- a black.reginCent, one bank
-1
pt merct iiii,,,two tavern. keepers;ra bell-ringer'
aod,grave-digger, an army . of smugglers' and reit,.
bers—and is, very select...
The ..beo. kinds of goods" suitable'. for market,
are ruin, oPiurn, Colt's it - evolvers, bowie knives,
an assortnMet of halters suited.ke rogues of all si
zes, and.scirOuself-petfortning on s, for facilitating
suicides. A few artificial ears and noses - to sup;
f ply the places' of those riot off. by the robbers
would do well ; they should, be packed in coffins,
to save freight. I 7) . ..
No "prO4isions" required', is blue pills and earn-,
phor form the 'sole diet of the new settlers. .
~
If your, Young friend' •ei his anxious mother
want any more more i"infiiernation" at uesent,
: they would sate, time li,y tCtiting tolOharlea Dick
ens, author , of Martin - chuzzlevvit's voyage' to
Eden. ' Fours very Obediedtly,' 1 . 4 . •,'..;
".1
Tivo men :belonging to Nantucket, discovered
on the shore a few:dayi since, after an unusually
low ebb tid6 a cash, the *ail showing itself a lit
tle shrive surface of the water, and which ithey
found on eitracting it from its bed, to coht.tin
Five ThOusand Spanish' Dollars! It is thought-I
to be apart ef the cargo of a brig wrecked at that
plata more than fifteen- years ago..
. . .
The siege of ilfontero= r -Gen.• Bailor's rash
ness—L.ore, f thc A e17.1,!1.fi; I' (; eII . r.l
. 111 , r .
°' , [C.,h 7 ,, , ponN:nee or the Hall anon. Snie.l
, ••, ---- 4 •. Cam r , :s ran Me:NI-Etter, M.Exteif. ?. ' •
. • -•-, Oct. 6th'(lbelievei) 18116. o ' S •
~-; Before L. iiegin, I wish to ask you - rule , Or two
questions;.• and, first': Is: our wive nment asleep,
or ,have' theydeterinined to let. ir R oiough . and
Ready alone't I f on
to •.I..g.l_his Owif - hoPki.. - If realty
does seem to Inc there. is great, fault somewhere.
Ni , ben •ly e have seg . :lr we have no coffee; when
we 'have breach; we Are , oin of meat; when ive meat.
we have no heaps; an.l a more complete.li. fano
ished itro sterv•ed set of men rift never, saw.. The
transpniation for this army i s miserably deficient,.
and, had the' advernOent evinced half the desire to
Sustain•this.army. as this army has, been anixions .
to %kin laurels:, there would not have been one halt
the number of discharges and deaths there have
.W
been. ill'you, therefore, be good enough, to:give
• •
,the-Towers tbht be" a gentle hit on thii,...storei
..- Secondly : A copy of - the New - GrleansTropic
found its way' to the-encampment
l yesteri.fayand
it created ati exeitenientl shall •thilly.itartqllj.,ut
teinfit th deseribe. - It stated. in so many W''uvils•,'
'that Gen. Tayloi—tnind you, the hero of the - Bth
and - 9th of - May--- - Was' to ha superseile4 and Maj.
Gen.•lintler was to receive the fhief. command of:
!this tinny., I never sa‘iit so •fouvli . exciteirivitt in
my
'1 Our company; (Capt..Stewarts') me(in pudic
meeting, and,called on our officers to • know•if it
';was true, and every man, of us threatened to leave
'the army instanter Told Rough %yds. stiperccdcd:
Timpy seemedas angty 4 as -, the 'men; alter
ptellging . themselves to us to throw - tip.their emu , .
nu shins if the statement 'proved trod, the whole
Wittaflion Metfirmuldie assembly, end'unantimms
ly adopted a*resolution, that' they, w'ould 11 '
'guard of honer -to escort the old He're to the Rio
Grande in the event of his being superseded.
•• Thevallant Tertnesseeans . (pre heroes ef . Mum
terry) now ;caught ;tic excitement,, their the Miss
sissymarls. and I brolly believe that the niAnent
fire .government." attempts this proceeding th
urp'ef occupation wilyte broken up.
his i army has no - cMdidence whatev
Butler. his .charge (the second r or) was ill-
it itiiiieiuus ; and inegi - ctuat; od it was du,
ring this charge that.therIIIIICCISC slaiighter'ilfour"'
forcfr,,especially vim the part ul ills_Tenhesseedus
took . place. . •' 4 •
It ayes made by.the orders 'of Gen. Bulleri with j
-
'out orders twin Gen. Taylor, slid I tirmlY believe,'
Shat we-till would have snared the fate :d. our la :
witted 'Colonel, (Watson) a . M.l;heen cuCto pieces, I
had etot Gen. Tayfar . rude' up onder,a most tre
mention's- fire and ordered us to ktire., It was here
that our beloved. General..had is curse 4ot.—
llowever,le , escaped. and'his escape was. and is
'et, a miraolejor 1 think I may safely say that I
.saw the dhst fifty bullets fly- round the houtS of i
.hislorSe. Gem Butler had been wounded, and 1
a soldier was tying a handkerchief round his leg '
when Gen. Taylor rode up. They had ,hard and
high wiii4s,,.W.llCll Gen. Tay lot...exclaimed,
order yoU' to retire:' Gem. T. now turned full
towards us, and in a lim n , clear veice,Which: wag
heard' by every manf ordered us to retire to a corn
field near by. •
In orre' word, Butler has the unanimous consent
of*the volunteers tri,..return to privdte life;' and for
one;:f solemnly declare', that although I Caine here
to serve tiding the war, I will apply for my
charge before l,will ever - consent to accompany a
charge.of bayonets ysltich shall be inado'under the
orders"of Major Gerif'Butler. ' 1 admit kiln to be
rt brave man; he led The division in person,*and
teas troundethwhile at its head ; but he lacks prti
dence foresight, and other'qualifies necessaiy. an 41
comnianaci-in-chief. I again repeat,' that' if "our.
Governthent should 'attempt .to suPercede Gen.
Taylor, and to appoint 'Gen. ButlirOn his .stead,.
the army - of occupation, alea4 th`e volunteer por
tion of it, will be broker Cup. ' l'lfey, \ the YoluM
teers, ill near Consent to serve under any other
General. JO,. not evert' underTwiggs or' Worth,
both of whom have'at Monterey g - ained immortal
himorsir '.Taylor, or 'as We, familiarly cull him,.
'.OlO Zack,' is the b'hoy fOr us.. 1 ask.you to be
good 'enough, gortlemen,'io let ,the,government'
know. the real sentiments the yohutlteers in this
matter..
i
You iday,firobably, wish to know how-a young
soldier feels whet) he sm lls powder fir the firsh. 1
time-1 Will tell yhu. A first I felt rig though .1
1 .
should like to have oven iut of the plirty—l felt
decidedly nosly, and look al , horn one end of the*
1,
hattallion to the other to .hee4Teutild see any one I
run. Yes, I ,felt like ruifin!2 - , 1 inustmeknoWl
edge, but they all stood it -e men and. I, could liot,
,
bear thy idea to be the rust to run, and therefote,
kept on with the rest. 'Who Tetitieseetin vere
'about fen yards in 'our a4anee.,,the Missilssipp . ans!'
about the sumo dastancy in our ear. ' -1 4;ou vill,
tlMiefore see , gerititariend that' I - had . to . .Is-tan \u`u},.„.
to th e,• ek, fodder, ot no fodder."
1 - At is:moment an auirul lire' was' opened i ori
.the '1 messecans. ' They 101 l by scores; but• the
balance stood IX° Vetermis. We were - red upon
'by a erciss tire faint' 9 and I • 2 p o unde rs and' 3
,iourderons,discharge of i small arms from corners
. v( s t ree ts, doors, window' and top of huuseB. . ,
By •this time C01..11 - irou was trying- to get us
ahead el,,ke TennesSeau -,(baviiig appiied . for the
advance `at.d recei%'ill from hien. Tay 10 - rr the,proin
-1
ise of It,) und,!whii, ii, the art 4,gliving, three
cheers, was ilhof down.' lie was oM, onr right
tiOnle twenty' iyeee. a hea , of , us. I saw,. him fall,
andlippreherlChms now e ft ine .. - f• 1 ,i , ,d f % an i n _
voluntary Otort to get to him and aill.d.l Min bejp,
but was Marne cu by, tilt foessuteo:l thy mass be
hind, and wilbingly yie deil to it, iMpiAled by a
,thirst for revinge ' that -would have earrittibmie
through a storm of hullos or laid ine outiin Nion
terjy. ' We were now within filly yards of the
wall behind eshii It the etichiy,, , wele lying in per
feet security, and at this moment G.t.m. Taylor
rode up in gallantsty iii,ineconiPMled by a young
I °Meer. : 'I
Now came the thrillid
his next would tic
MEXICO
scene or all. 'A Luke
Olenee allen—hl7eeeoinei
'for Uld Zack.' Three
Tehnesseari sung : out '
U!d Z leli—three cheers
trernetlou; cheers werti r.
rare imek the sound."
"Iletiven's lirolioarcf
I troubled for his safety
fall very nii) 411. k
Great God !• I can niver forget that sight.--
i
l'hii gallant old soldiertlurned to thel.oung,ofilter
iyho accompaMed . him . and received ironic:Jinn lt
spy glass, which he app ied to his eye, as if to Sur
vey the scene around hi n. ',. There laid . at lea•A
400 - inea shin down ; tliti General calmly shut up
'the class and returned• if to the.ollici r, rind then
riding still nearer,the file, Omit lie was rw'even
_With the Telinesseans, gavethe order to .. .retire:-
1 follow-04nm with my eyes till I saw flint beyond
the dange] of the small arms, and then almost in•
vodulitarily uttered an ejaculation of thanksgiving
to the Almighty Aliathis invaluable life was still
L .preserved to his country. 'As I was returning I
saw a wounded volunte l er,who begged me to give
; him some Water.- 41 di l d so, and carried him on
my back to:a plac of security. 'He wasi Ten-
I iaessean ; when I laid I him down in the presence
Of his officers, he was ii corpse. ' •
Oh! gentlemen, the sight was-fearful. The
word may be umoldterlike—l 'cannot help it, it
was hotribly fearful.. The man who •can co ntra.
plate such a scene as fear hundred men dead and
ldying, and not feel deeply, keenly feel, he is made
'''
of-sterner stuff than I run composed. .:-'• '
Gentlemen, you ,should have seen the noble
sons of ' 'Tennessee, las . they . then conducted •
themsClves. They wore the heroes of, Monterey.
You should haVe seen ou,r owii . heroic and indorn4
itable Colonel %V atson—ydu should have seen our
present -behaved commander, the intrepid, noble
smiled Captain Stewart. ( He fought like fa bull
dog, and w4en ho left' thelleld ho was covered
with hlood,rand - gore and dust, • • .
fur I eipecijd to sea him.
c J J OBBING :OFFICE.
,
TN connexion with nor Betabilsbraent, We hats o . p. .: )
1. a largo Jobbing Olftio, tor the printing of
~
• Boolci; Large Posters, . , fc '
• Paniphiers; ' . Illthdbills. f".
Bill: of laiiiii..."; I: . Bill Ifeads,
blank' p u rc n ii,, - • Circulars, •
Cards.. - 1 . • • Time illookt, fisi • ~
l'oecither•lN lilt, all' MIS of fancy Printing, all o
which will be executeil at short notico and In labeauti
'lll,tylej . , ' - • .. .
1114 stuck of Typo for Jobbing is very largo wilts b
was sel.cted with:! view to give effect. to hand-bills
-and Iris t:,tie - fer Book and Pan.iplitat Printlug;lii equal
to itily u.cd•izi the cit . lei, ' . .
As he•fieeps hands exitressly.flti Jobbing, he batters
Irlruself that his • factliiies for executing wo,r,k is treater
than that of any other office, and that the public will •
find it to thrto ail:an:llg° to eisii hint a call.
: :e..!.. A ll kimig of lliviis printed. rulcil, and bound to!, '
order, at short endicel • . .
• t
.•
•
novii. Illnder3 - .
W , ` are al.ii prepa riNrtii:bind ail kinds of boobs , ist
the moot durable manner. 'at short notice. • '
Blank 0ri01.3 :Owens on hand—also :nada to ordet,
anal ruled to ano pattern.
, finling 31a'cltine.
Wti have al..i'prov(d,..l rou , elves with a Ruling Ma
chine, of the oi•t ilit roved kind, which enables us to
rile paper to nor prtterrr to order. .
NO. 4.
Connected teith the Army, and the storm=
inn. of 41Tonterey. •
Set tti - r - rite 01:yrcrmq.--W hen Ciptatn C.
Sinith was ordered to storm tho first kt , ight,
Maj. Chevallkr,, Mille Texan Rangers, asked per-.
mi4sion from Geo. Worth to ace mpait'y the. storm
ing 'party, • .No, k sir," Kant Gen. IN' oral, t I wish
Capt. Smith: e.sperially to i•omMittid the expedition:
• There.sli:ill be no difilifulty about-chat,' replied
the gallant Major.' . gn undir (law. 'Smith: .
'Very satd Get]. Worth, .you
A,MAN-t::tt.xir , TßUT
. 111:1.1 . 3.--4 - shell froth
floirland'S howiticr Ining penetrated the
roof of the 131sholt pals e, hurled it,elf in the body
of% Mexica'n, awl there es pletletl, tearing the poor
fellow 10-rags. _An Ametiyan soldier, gazing on
the scent:, siti,l to his ollil-er,l 'Lieut. that man id
deaft: I never saw a man killed so
Mead before in me- i ' '
C p'T Al SI WALK T:ll.—lt Is reported that Capt.
‘Yallter, bail ti' •gadant hay' shot from undei:
hint by a cannon ball; th'ut in falling, one of his,
le - ;s- Wai unde l r die bor.re ; 'that;the Mexican lan
!i!.ers were close. 'upon Mtn, but ill avoid falling into'
(their ham's', he prcaended to'hr dead until they
, ~ ,
lbad passed. , Olt3 of them, hOwever, approached
tvoh a poi. lance - , to i ) -preve whether there. %ilea
fife left in t lotly. 'Walker 'vying him all the
1 4,
(Ole; the moineht the Mexica'n's horse was with;
in his a•ectch. jumped up seized the rAlna.dropped
ilie.latiefir Isom his saddle with his unerring five •
'
shooter.: then jerr.ped-•into the saddle btmself and •
joined his regiment. llf,'; saya die Flag,.•the gbh:
fait Capt. ha 4 lost his steed:llle ladies of 'New
Orleans will have another opportunity of testify :• . •
ing , their i agrrybation or hi. , condutt. 4 .'
i 'TeX I N li. A S.'.l; P. its.-1 - 11ts',regiment Was distin! -
!goishell in the \attack of thi."93irdiop's Palace, uit;,
!der Gen. %%unit, Wlio - Ypeals inifie highest terms
of the fiettans, and says dlte • hiert - to fight liettEt;
HIM stand litini.er longer and .endure more fatigue
'than a Ily•!.viOitfleri , lir ever Fay.'i The Texans are
tile di-hatted, and.are ott their Neel n home, most of
)
thrui by t id:through Ban Antonio. . Col. Haya
has - autto tit), to raise 4nottler regiment of one
'tho'n , and nice. •'
.. ,
it ' AL rrIT Wit ',.. NII Am 'FILM I Ah-; -At thli
Mon between these Generals, allertlie thfeel
7. - sio2m of Monterey, tlie • "-p k• e'l of' the •Itlextz'
can Chief. open thus : ' ,
•1 As 1 undorAoott.that the Meiican i Govern
,went Was consented to receive. a ccitenhqsioner t$
settle all matters of I difference• with the U. Stalin',
L . --its I.was authorized to Mire from the city with
out Mitring any. resistance. and • as the glory M i
the Mexican nation and arms•have been -retriev
ed, I am willing there' shall be no tho're, blixxlz
shod." _ _ ~..
.
ME
can 1,4
daN
When A inpudialspoke of the 'glory of the Mexii
'eon 'intim]; Gen. Taylor laughed nut-right.—
. When liesspolio of the 'commissioner,' Gen, Tay-.
lor said to a member of his shrill:
IC reminds me of the man writing to 'his friend
that the road over which he had was so in-
roleiahly bad, that for seVerlil horse
stink up-to his shoulders, and that he eould .com;
• pare' it to nothing . but 'a large lake of soft soap.
His friend in replying to the leiter; said where
there is so much soap, theremust he some ilia
(leY.)
T 1,.-
A TTF3IPT I. TO -LigFil k Boir'.--The steamer
Corvette, on her trip doWn from,CarmargO, stop;
ped for the night at a rancito,oril. the riyer,,and.a.
sinali troy; attached to_ the !Out went ashore and
'strayed some distanA , frolo. the bank. -He was
espied by a Mexican, who thouelit to entrap hini
with :a lasso and - drag him oll; The Mexican . was
no doubt, expert in the use of thisweapon, but
somehow he'wa . s not quick enough in his moye.
I mcnic 'He succeeded in encircling the boy with
themoose, but before he could throwlyirn filial
1 his feet, ihe youngster 'fired two 'pistnl bylla into
r him, wh cli.hurrted Mr.: MAican.off, 'no. d'Outit
dulls sic ' et.the stomach. Thotroywan not over
thirteen years of age. The Mexicans must think
the Vanl'eeir a'i'e -- .born-veteran'. pis!,ol.o3hooteri:.
I• J .
. . .
, P;I:N CU r, 2 7 The following burlesque ' proclamaz
i .
tit is ptThhilied in. the NeW - Orleans Delta. • 'le '. '
1
i piirp•irts to emanate. from Gen, KenrnO, irrimegli=
ately after fillnag pii.,,,,,sion of California:: -
l'enucc -sk i i int, greasers. or Acluttri-cr you call '
yoursdre.v.—=Mexicans you hiye ceased to he from '
the mortient I entered soma Fe—now hearken to
ray Avords. I have taken'por4 15 to of the whiale ',
- ,,i','lNew 'Mexico, At halt past 12 o'clock today
the whole of iritir Department had the honor to , '
?heConie a portion of the gloyioutt Unroll which
fights under the stars and. stripes. Yo'u are now
Otirens of the 'Limited l'States„ and must 'behead
yourselves accorWmtgly. .You must lay aside yOur,
'.ivide.trowsers and sew_ up the,' seams and cut oft
the twit Minims, put tills on your roundabouts;
'cut-off your . mustacios, doff your slouched aumbre
rok . , , antrdregs up in decent American homespun,
v"vith good wool hats, and on elean i _honest Yam:
kec faces. , You musk stop drinking your villain.
out Eiti4ut, and get drunk, if.drunk you will get.
lon syoil Monongahela ,whiskey, , e. -• - •
•. low, 1, 113 igadier Getteilif Ci... AV.
- Kearney, nun
.your Governor—Arrnijo is nu where. 111 catch '
hint 1 shall hatig hint, and' all wholollow him; as
traitors:to Iho,Cnited Statcs. - 'And' I- warn you ,
against giving hint priy
,aid - or countenance.
,- l'od ..tre a greasy, slippery . rail .of scalps ; but I ,
•
ant %vide awake, -and If youdtry ally of your sneak ,
di;, ,te : r‘iing,. swindling, dobblellealing on 11/0; br
I;',ny of ;n1, , .. , men, I "will lick you into Hinders end
pit.di y4,ur contemptible town into the Rio Grande.
moss go about your hin.irtessoand ivelli.,a chalk ,
line. Buf i.top; Give three cheers to the United '
tStalis, I (The.thbee clu ers were given with much
vigor.) , And now show your decency and salute
your governor, Brigadier General S. NV. Kearney.
Theralute was given with,grestrentliusittsrril—
fWe,e.rliall;. join' in it---Hurra! for Governor ,
ißri f 3,!,,r General S. W'. Kearney, against the
',worki!, • '1 .
Sr.% t is-rfrq or l'Anis.—lt appears
that tiro,tilul a half per cent of. the
Tell bony itkAke capital of Franco aroillegititriatO..
The in 1944 were:
Le•gilinote
Itlegititnate childreu
was l'h i e sli t t :it olt:lirl a lico, l i n tc,s.s u e
: t i n iio b .tua e; :e o s. f deaths
, f r 1 Pans
In the, military hospital.' ,
In prisons._ • • " . - •
pi% Brought to Morgue, .- •
t ~
Executed.-t r ', ' . • •
T0ta1. 27
/ • '
-, ,360
Thus it eppeass that forty per cenhhf the tit,.
tal number of deaths in Paris fakes plegti\ict hos. •
pitals. ' ' .
By the:statistical returns it Is shown thit foil
the lait twenty seven years the ratio of the whole'
poPulation to the number of births ie 93, 4 to 1,
which gives the mean duration of life for thatperi
od to be thirty three years. ' Delete the revolution
' the average duration of life was only 271 . years ;
the present average is an iniqe*e of 16 , per cent.
on) thO length of life since the resolution. ,
5- Frani. 1817 to 1,843 the total number of males:,
born in Paris was 13,377,180, that of females was':
i f
12,690,776 being can excess of 6!,, .per cent-of
males cWer emales:---Pa • ris Colt c. , • . 1 ii dent • Nas
a
Infelligen er. . . - •' -
INTERESTING INCIDENTS;
Fatal nuniber ill births.
Of tthe illcgitimuto .iyero3- 7
Biir'ri in p4iyate .
•
'Barn in h4pitai,
BE
1
Y 1 ,526
10,430
31,958
I 16,356
, 40,054
i 465
185
\ 296