Teinis . : of the :Miners , Jontikal
Two Dollars per natium. parable semi-annually
advdnee to these who reside in the County--and annu
ally in advance:to those Who reside nut of the County
The, publistiefeeservesto lumen' the right tochatn
ri So per annum, where paynient is delaye wager
ban one year. ,
TO 6LUBS
Three copies to one address.
• 85 00
Seven . ' • Do 10 00
Fifteen . Do . Do 20 00
Five dollars in advnnce will pay for three yet , c's sub
tcription to the Journal. , . ,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square of ID lines. 3 times,
Ever" subsequent nsertion,
Mallsimare of 8 lines. '3l.lmes, •
Subsequent 'nsertions; each, •
Four lines. S limes, .
-
Su'isequent in4ertions, each,
One Square, 3 months, -
months„
'One Year. •
Holiness Cards of Fi..ye tines. per annum,
111 rchants and others N advertisme by . the
Year, with the privilege of inserting dif
erent'adverti ementsweekly.
, •
= Larger Adverisernents, as per agreement
~Jl)italclpl)ia.
PII RE - WSITE LEAD
. • Whetherlll N. Brother,
"ft fr A NUFAC IRERS. N 0415 north Vron. street
I. .L Philadelphia. have now a enod their
warranted pure whne lead. and tittisectistomettr - whi
Rave been .pariulv t >upphed in eonsequvnee - ora-rtin;
on thearticle, shall now have their, orders filled.
No..knawn substance possesseWzahnse perservatire
and beautifying iii"opCroes sit desirable — ifialut, to
an equal extent n.irk unadulterated white leityhencer - ,
.acv adiairture of other materials only wars itr,
:lt has therefore been the steady aim of the
tnantiraPtitres, for many
_sears, to supply tivihe public
a,perfec`,ily pure white lead;-and .the ititeeasinDli--
rnand fiir the art if le, is proof that it has mil with fa:
Nor It is intiataably.firanded on one head—WE F-
E ill llllo , ll-F. in full, and on the other,'
.IVA 11 ICANTEIi all IR re etter - -
- Nov 'other 19.
Steam Iron Hailing — Factory,
I, RDIGE ROAD,.__
xi3(;t:, ntir7i4aNWOO) ST., PHILADELPHIA.
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A esiahlishinent may lict•fouinl the.u.reatest va ,
;TN riety 01 I'Min - and_beatitifol Prittri . tis for IRON
RAILINGS' i • tlie Untied Statesn which the alien
' lion of those in want of any dercripfiiii7 - atid_u )ecially
-for Cemetries, is particularly invited. . .
The - ThriaOlat•irct of all the liandimme Railtnes at
I.mm-1111111, Jhmrtnent, and other t•elehnited Ceme
teries in the city and - iiinety__of Philadelphia, which
have hingi sn highly extolled by ilie:ltitilivpress, were
execided at this Manufactory.
A . large Wiue-Itondii ionnected with the Fsinii
lishrnent, where is kept constanly on hand a laree
block of ready-inaile Iron.loiline , . Ornamental Iron
Setten liotc stOe plain and ornamental
Irrin Gates. %vitt) au exteindve assortment of Iron
"outs. 44;elesiais..lron er ai
Only. Wrought and Cast Iron Orninwnts, suitable for
lldilineS and other . purnm.es
The stili.irriber would also'litiate tint in his patt
-and Ijesielline Department he has eirployed some f
the hest-ill . ..tit in the minutr.r. whose ivliule attention
is deem e d to the Ine , iness:—forming altogether one of
the :}steinatic establishments or
'the kind In 'ln! Union.
ROBERT WOOD. Proprietor,
BlitOttwooit street.
Philrdit.. January 3 Oil, ISM s—Cann
STRAMAiIAiRIBLE WORKS
• RIDGE I? 0,51), -
Aboic Spring Giirden street - , •
=I
7 Jill establishment is.mccted on an improved plan.
and by the aid of Steam Power mane favturen all,
.11 . Marble Work in a superior styli, and at the
lowest prire,for Cash.
The largest and hest assortment Dr Marble Mantles
ever offered to the public maybe seen at the Ware
R . nom. to which the attention of pure hasars 15 res—
"pectfully (nutted.
Imported Garden Statuary and Vases of the most
tasteful designs and patterns. made of the. finest•and
haiiihinmest description of, Italian Mashie; Tato, for
Flooring tailiortetLand always on hand,. and
__ for nale
'at the tnost reasotodde p ices.
eft: Marble Cutters can he supplied at all times with
nny number of ilnished Mantles or Table Tttps. at re
diced wholesale prices. and the Tuttle will be fur IliSh
tbi at the shortest. notice with all kinds of Marble in
the Kock, orcut..to sizes for Monuments, 4-c.
Jn.IN
Ridge. Ron tl, above Spring Carden st •
c P4s;ilada.. Jan. aith, 1117.1 5-4 mo
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PH11:37. - "WjeRM,RE.IDING 3ND
I" OTT:SIT-I;LE R.lll R.0.11D.
WINTER AIIP4NGEMENT.
IP' ss eat ger I' s
unnrig-nr svlrti, nn ntid after m.nday,,pet.n, 15 15 •
Irront Pottsville, at 9 A. M.. / will ,
•• 9 A. M.. '
nouns. or PASSING READING.
1 7 nr Philittla., at 10 A. M., /
Tott,ville " 12 A. M.. C
Too ES or FARE.
Between Pottsville and Pltilada.. 50 and 1 00
• itcatiimz. 4i) and 1 50
15—
Philada.,•Oct. , ll
Philadelphia. Readin;
ville, I — Road„
.R , 2duretiuke • f Progfit on 21krehandire.
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(IN A NI) AFTER Monday next, June •26th, 1544,
Good. will he foTtctord-dwith despatch art fol-
Inwing•rates nt - Freight, hetwe'en -Reading ;end the
points below stated, per ton of 2000 . the, ,
, .
Plaster, slate, tiles, kc.
Pig iron, Moan's, timber, )
marble, t osin, to r, idtch. - :. 77, ---1.20
and grindstones, ‘. ) - ______
Nails ..i• spikes, bar iron, - 1
castingsdi'ml.turpenting I
hark. ram.' tobacco, salt, }- • . 40 - 100
proyisiohs,potatoes, litm I
tier, stoves, ,i-c., J '
Flour Or barrel. ,
,•. . 11 ctt
Wheat, corn, , rye, clover 3
4 - cts. 3 cts.
seed, .4- salt per bushel. c -.---
Cr in cries, hard wareadeel,l , ---------:-------_________
copper. tin. brass: do- -
niestic lig itorsanachine- I -
ry, butter and eggs,. }- . 10 135
cheese, lard and tallow, I . .
nil, wool, cotton. teat tier Ir'
s raw hides, paints. My- -
term, hemp, and cordage. J
.. -
Dry Goods, drugs d' - uletli-1
-ones, foreign.. liquors, I i
i
wines,glass, papor.fresh - 2 60 1 70
fish.,meat, con fi-rtiona, ' •
rv, honks 4- shatimlary. . ..•
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No :idditinnal, eharlies for commission. storage. or
receiving or delivering freight at any of the Compa•
ny 'it 11( pot.• on the line.,. , r
' July 13 t 1613
RAIL ROAD
On TONS 21 x Flat Dar Rail Road
$0 do II a k ' do do do
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... , jrl .do 21 x.. i dii . do do with spike!.
'l5. 'rlo'l x :1- do do do '
And Plates, for stir by ..
.A. & G. RAI.STriN;.I,, south front it., Philadn.
rllilaAn., 'July 11, 1816... 26.
I3tiltDEN%s PATENT HORSE SHOES
MADE OP THE hest rethied American
Iron, for sale at about the same prices of the
Iron in bar, beta?. a ?:0.1111.; nfahout 100 per
cent in the purchaser. All shoes stld,'nr
warranted. and if not satisfactory, can he
returned and the Money Will he rellintled.
GRAY & BROTHER, 12 Walnut. at., Philada.
,sAur SALTS!'!
ALINIS. Salt in liarrels& hi q,,f,,r sat e a l the Intc's
51a - rket .price, delivered on lioird of Rants on tlie.
I; FREE or PO!ITERAC.I.:
,• GIRT k, (MOTHER. • •
31 Walnut st. or Locust et: Wharf:3011)11:M.
PhiladeJtilija July 1.9111,
R AIL ROAD IRON.
rp ITE sillmciillers have now landing from ship Alhatn-
I bra, from Liverpool, 5 Inns Rail Road Iron, LI x
Stuns li x 10 tons l xI, 5 tons at. Also; SO tons
bust retinue] iron, consisting rfrround,_44are and fiat
bars. Apply - to - T. & R. (FORGE, •
North East corner of Market and 12th street. , •
1• 1816. 17-t(
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IRON STORE:
rrIIE sub=cribers have consfantly on hand, and for
1 sale low. in lota to 'nit purchasers, Bar Iron, Boil
er and Flne Irons, Cast, Shear and Bpridg Steel, second
qualify Flue Iron, suitable forllichutsc, Coal Cars, &c.
*Orders received and prUniptly executed for Flat
Rail Road , Iron and for Chain 4 callable, for mines, by
;MORRIS & JaIt,NES,
Iron Merchants, B. N, corner Market and Schuyl
kill 7th street, Philadelphia.
Philada., November 21, 146.
—Taluable;Coal Tracts to gent.
-TO let on leases,Jo salt applicants, all that tract of
land belonging to: the North
,American Coal to.;
known as the'Mill Creek Tract, iiintaininglhe follow
ing list of Coal . Veina, many of which,—among others,
the PeaCh Mountain Veins—having n range of nver a
mot in, length, viz Spolin. Liarraeleueh,
Pear.on, Clarkson. Stevenson, Little Tracey. Peach
illoentain Veins, Green Park nr Ravensdnie Vein, Perr
DElRlOfilti; and flig Diamond Veins, along
with niany nth,-re tint named.
Al.zo, all that tract called lit /unction 'Nazi, belong •
ne to the Company, etintainilir the Salem. Forrest,,
R.,l4iit Hole, Mnr:iiner. 'Tunnel. Ulack.Mine. C. I.ap
ton and Allied Lawton Veins, Ken Ef, Saw Mill and
~ i tuated I,n the Mill CreekTrart. all of WitiCh
tezmzacti tuudere.i^,tei'in4 nornmaon4o
DAVID: CLDLLAt3, Atrt.
r :grille, Feb. 21 ' •9-
$ 3 On
5 00
7 00'
3-O)
IM
INBEAINITY AGAINST:LOSS BY FIRE
The Franklin Insurance Co.,
OF 'NOLA - OEI.I'IIIA,
Capital r." laid in
• Charter Perpetual.
f ONTINUE to make In,uranee, permanent andlim
k on every description of property, in town and
contitry on the usual favorable terini. Office 1631
Chestnut Street near fifth Street.
CIIAILLE:: N. ISANCKER, rresident.
MRE(VoRs, •
Charles N. Banker, Samuel-Grant,- ' •
James Scott, Frcdoich Brown;
Thomas .Bart, Jacob K. meth, •
Thomas S..lrharl-in, Geo. IV. Richards,
Tobias Wagner. ',Mordecai P. Lewis
, CHARLES G. DANCKEIt, Scc'y.
The siihscribi:y has been' appohited agent for the a
bove Mentioned Institution, and is now prepared to
make insurance. on every description of property, at
the lowekt rates.
Puttee]ll , June 19, 1811,
OFFICE OF 77-1 E a
Spring Garden Mutual Insurance
•
-• •,ComFanY.„
Tills Company having Ontaniztlil.ocrtirdin2 to_the
provisions/M . lls charter, is now prepared to make
Insurances irgainst loss by Fi.re in fill. mutual principle,
combined with the security or a joint stock-MIMI:II.
The advantage of this system is, that efficient security
Satllirdeit at 4he lowest talcs that the business can he
. ilime . for. as the whole profits (less an intelest tint to
eiteed - 6 per cent. per annum 011 the capital) will he re
owned In the - members of the institution, witlinut their
oecomillr responsible fur an'y oflhe engagements or ll
.thilities of the Conitiany, fuyther than thepretniums
paid. ac-
III:diV
Thn great success which this system, has met with
whereyer it has been introduced, induces the Directors
to request the attention of the public to it, confident
thati, rcquireS lint to he and •rstimil in he appreciated,
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The art of fiworporation, and any explanation 'in
it„ may he obtained by applying at the Office
.A'orth tr''W corner of Pith and Worid afn., or of Jl. BAN
SAN. Pottsville.
. CHARLES STOKES, President
1.: Ii111131B11A . A11.; Secretary.
DIREcTons,
Charles Sinkes,. Genree NY Rh.
Abraham Rn'erkins,
Elijah Ddllett,. Ir.icid.Rn akin,
1.. Latruerende, Welter E. Dick,
gannwl Townsend. , Joseph Parker,
The soicwriherlitts peen appointed .Agent for -the a
hnve tneroioned In‘tittetion, and is prepared to efti•ct
'nsorances on all descriptions of ploArtyat the lowest
ates,, ' WANNAN.
Fel;rtiary '2JF:, IS IC,
Ell====
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,f A K Insurance Lives.erant Annuities and En
downients, and receive and execute trusts.
Rate: -far insuring *lOO on a single life.
Age For 1 year. For 7 ye. rs. For Life
araioaU . annoally
20 . .0 91 . ' , r - 1 77
30 1 31•
.iptike' .. 36 :
_2 aG:
40 1 69 ' ,' 1 53 ' 3 20
' 50 . I'9o 209 . i ' 460
60 .. 433 491. I, 700
Ex AMN:E: :—A person aged 3a years rsxt bdrth-day,
y payinz the COlupanys.l 31, would secure to is Ca
tinily or heirs' slollkshould he die in nor yeal ; or for
$l3 10 he securei to them $1000; or for $l3 CO annu
ally for 7 years ; haAecofoi; to them IMO %hook! he
die i n 7 years; or flir,s•23 CO paid . .annually during
life lie Provides Cor,t.hem 1000 whenever he dies;
Cor $6550 they woulOeeeive $5OOO should he die in
one year. f-
Ttlli .)tatiatfer.4 Deihl ! ! Company, at tt meeting held
mt this •t December oil., agreeably to the design
referred in the oricinal prwvectus orirircatir of the
Compony..ippropriatml n Minns or addition to all poli
cies the whole of life. reinaiiiiii2 in force, that
were issued prior to the Ist ofJar:nary, Thag:e
of them thelefore with Ii were issued in the year 15:16,
1 - will-limentitled toll) per rent upon the stun insured,
Making Mii - litidttitin of *IVO on eve:ry.,s)ooo. That is
41 100, will be paid when Alm lir„conies a claim
'in i aead of +sloolloriginally insured.,t Those policies
thil , wert, issued- in It:t7 will he entitled io sitter cent,
or every $lOOO. "Anil those issued in ls:eß,
will he, i.ivt,itled iJ ' per cent. or 4 . 7.3 on every 100,
and in rataldr.proportittits ou alt 5..41 policies tostzeil
Prior to 141 or .f.lit o ar, ISI2.
The Berne: te,,erellitrd to each polory on the
In ohs endorsed on pre:::,,platj,,, at th e Offie l e.
0 ., ...:2 . 111!111,1211,!r :10. couumn ) .lo out itine to make
addition - or !omits to the pilicies for life at stated
periods. ".
it..W.RICIUARDS, President
JOHN_F JANI Attnary. •
crilliesubsTrilTer - li:Frheen appiiinted 'Ace for the
above Institution_ andis prepared etr:i Ininraneesnn
dives. at the published rates. and five any infonnation
esbred on the subject, on appliratiun at this , tare.
LIENJASIIN IIANNAN
Between
Reading- Reading
and . and
Pult.eilk,
L• 10
Pottsville re). h
NATION Ai. LOAN FUND
LLPP,ASSURA,i'rESOCIOYuf LONDON
lim l ub.crud by 0! Pa rll4inent.
En
0 0 CIS
• C APJ' A I X:11 , 1 ii) sTc. '
I.:» i I cif - Stu' is—lltaard_of Directors.
3 - Tirtt!. threry . . Esq. — ChatroLut. • ' ,
Joht..l. l'altorrEsti
Jonxtlllo c0...11..t0, Esq. }l7:.
, •
J am' , Bodo - Irian Esq.
}New I"i}rk.
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Centre Itare:ay. Este.
Samuel : 7 .. 1110w1.11.3. F o ol.
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Gorman A'. Worth. Esq. I
ihoottel M, Fox. Esq' J
--- CietaiPlit C. Biddle. Esq. l'hitadelrthjx.
GENE le .41, .4 GEN TS ,5. MA NA GER . S
rc cts. H cts
the New York Branch, .1. 1. Star. 71 I,l'nit et.
Newrnik;--tortlte dery Ety , tand Ilratteh, A.
Gramm. Meath 'ors 'Ereha oge:-linston; foe . Mary-
Iltol ayd IVa.hor.:too lin : nick D. Mellctitt, Ger-
Man for the other 11r:inches, %Vtri:
eeter. 138 ,o,tt 11 Ith street
BA K EltS —NIL rehant's Rank. New York.
VSl(7l.%Nti.—.l -K lledgert.. :11. I). and A. E.
(lo , nelt. M. I). New :V.rrk; ‘Vleblow Lewis, J 11111...
NI I). Boston; •I`. II Buckler, Al: Lialtitstote; .1.
Barelas Biddle,. IN.
! , 01.1(71TOI2S.—i1 . 4att. liaTri, New York; F.
Der,. Boston; Can nf ECM; Balittoore, \Val
%V. Ila Icy, rrtijadelphia.- -
BE
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This insyttlen. feu; del on ifeMuteal Safety and
Joint Stoe.: - Ori: CI etit'Oierng; all 'the recent
hoprovernentt; ... the reience •litFura.ice.
att. i harino esperie red the_trw ' s! roarked enciss
in Etiro;ie,.ll:lS 1”4:1111,-ht.,1 fficr:;;Tii British Atnerie3
prime .of the Utiord . Sines, .vhere its
principle's are tvi..tee;/ equal Ihsour and approval.—
itiongst the witail2,, nth atitameri — . , lnch Ii offers Ig.
in , lll - r_ . theArtsl,l•S. 1,1-11/ ,
efofelf,l:T rife Y - . - Born - f.ont hirce rod -ne d
; its milder:re rates of
tiro union; :NJ—the ;.ari,lei.eitiodor all profits by the
iesened , tcl fell li. Ife Ince ness of the Society In
44.:11 Brit: in ai.d %vitro ha. become :pry exien
sicTj-e, Iwo( ft'
the 0 , 0 ;rlvrn to the As-itred twothods of ti.e
rditit......l their f..iiner ory ittet.ts, a liener ,. r recritted
.-fivieffsffvf the fdir•ef fees azitirst 111:411,1n
tea with, t 11.1,0 whos e oncE3llll,l are precarious, and
% . yho to ; tzlit them! the I.elog arrear
f ermuffis, and of thereby furlevaffg, their
previous pa3llleldS.
i'..mohlets containing the Society's rates and every
other #9l l .rmattm, may he cOn ti..cd o n - appl:c:ou.n to
.the Aiit - nt. at No. GS south Fourth street,
phta. or Charles •Eto. Forest: West Branch Valley;
and a: the cfrireor the Iklinere.tournal, rottodle. ,
.Inne 2811) 26
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
.c. AT WHOLESALE. ‘,
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J A. 11J.E . S 0 Y
ANNOUNCES to his friends and the public, that he
has just received direct from New York per steam
boats Pluenis and Pilot, the - following' articles of gro
ceries and produce, which he will sell wholesale at
New York prices freieht added. -
, Per Steamboat Pilot :
63 Casks Cheese. 51 Tubs Butter; 57cit16 Co si-2
bbls, Scale fish, 10 do Herring, 30 do Bluifish. 20 do No.,
2 Mackerel, 10 do,No. I Mackerel, ill hairdo No. I do,
lido Mess'No 1 do, 10 du No. 2 do, 10 quarter do No.
I do. IS bbls. Apples, lOW beide Cabbage, 50 sacks fine
salt.
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Per steamnoat Moulin •
25 tuba butter, 30 bhls. Sugar,.4o qtls Cod fish, 29 bldg.
Bltf# do, 100 reams Straw pane., 60 bids. Oil, 13 hhls.
Stale fish, 20 do Not 2.slackerel, 10 do No. 1 do, 2000
heads Cabbage, 20 chests Black Tea, 90 boxes Raisinii,
50 bushel; Onions, 25 bbl liquor. '
Also. 10 birrels Noith River Oat Meal, 100 tons Plas
ter by the quantity or ton.
Dec 12 1646't
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VVV011311ING• VALL Y
(A NUMBER.)
OR fate arra forreilt. on the nunq rminnahle tern:s.
1 . Inquire oe'- ' 51AX WELL;
• Allor,ney tit Law.
M r likeeitarte,il.47.otile Cituitty, PA:
Wilkttbane,,reb.l3, 47 4209 •7
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Al\ Pt_ , TTSVILLE " _
G NERAL, ADVERTISER.
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1%11 L 11:AC101W TO PIERCE THE RoWELS OF TOR EARTH, AND enii,G OUT MOH THE CAVERNS 0 HouNTAI43, - lIETALS WHICH WILL Give STRENGTH TO OUB HANDS AND suBJEc-p - AEL GATuRE To•OUR USR AND TLAAEORF. "-- DR. .1011NSON
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WEEKLY iIy\i,g.ENJAMIN BANNAN, AGENT FO4, THE PROPRIETOR, POTTSVILLE SCHUVLKILL, COTJN FY Pl.l
VOL' ' XXIII.
fitc 3iwurallce.
ANDREW RUSSEL
Life 3iisuraiire.
ITV & TRUST CO., OF PHILADA
OFFICE 139 CHESNUT.ST:
SUPERIOR. COAL 11111VES
AT THE SOUTIR-EAST - CORNER
OF SECOND AND SPRUCE STREETS,
Ij 1113,guhsp-iber has on hand open(' the largest end
1 lona complete ati=ort inents of
Wholesale and Retail, to lie found'ar any'estalilishinerit
in the United states, to anexarnintitiiiii of which he re
:pH tfully invites titerchant• and others who desire. to
make act nice selection, as every article is manufac
tis red ander. hi, own special superintendence, and at
prices which cannot fail to give .satisfoction. i•
"Elie assortment embraces every' variety of Coats,
rantaloons, Vests. &c., adapted to the season, to which
i.e is .1 onstantly adding all the new and fishionable
so le, of the day.
The wholesafe departtnent occupies the entire second
story ofthe hnfldinc and presents an unsurpassed vari •
oy—while the lower floor is devoted to the especial :lc-
Collllllo , i. troll nf h. retail customers, to whose wants.
every attention is studiously given by the propr etor. to
ensure satisfaction.
Ire is alsh provided with. a superior and exten
sive as ortinent of, Shirt; from ,!,7 to VI per dozen,_ to
which he worild cull eveclal attention.
WILLS TAI:LOR.
P
Phila., April 3,1517 1.1.2 m
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OLD COFFEE, TEAS, tc• •
300 HAGS old Cuba Coffee.
59 bldg. do do ~...• , . :
{
2011 le.gs yellow Rio. imported in 1913.
320 do do Porto Calmlro. . .
150 do • do Old Sumatra. . .
100 do do Old Government Java do. .
' 50 do do Old 111 a raca ibo.. . , -
10 half hairs Old Nloclia. -
1001 Ir.lf chests Powchung Too.
500 rile 515 :,..ouiltong do"
610 half do 'do -
boo do Y......r. Ilysrm do
75 do. Gui.pnwder do . .
60 M. Imperial .• do . .
5 der Comany [Tyson da . .
cases, each.containinci .1 lacquered boxes.
5 du .do - 4 -do
..do • -
Yorlsii ' . Young Ilysrn. • • •
!.50 Idols. Prime New Orleans Sugar. • •
150 boxes Slatanzas brown . do •
50 tierces N. Orleans Clarified do ..
50 boxes double refined 1-orif do
150 Ills New Orleans and Ne:w Iberia Molasses.
20 tierces prime head Rice. , •
25 c..riup.c best Chracras Indigo. . 1
Nutsiu•gs, :Slate, and Cloves. on hand and for sale
by . DAVID RANK EN. !
73 Chesnut street, Philada. .
Phil a . March 6, 1947, _ 10-2 m.
Root's Daguerreotype Institute
AND PICTURE GALLERY
Yo.. 140 'CLcsnu ; ' Street, firil door up stairs,
FREE ADMIS.4ION.
9-
r
PORTRAITS, Groups, nod Miniatures. from the kir
gest, to the smallest BREASTPIN SIZE. taken in
a few sCcoilibl., in clear or cloudy weather. The high
reputation oft his Institute throughout the United States
insures sati:fartion. \ All'pictures wariinted.
OPINIOS IN EUROPE.
Letters have been received by the proprietor tram
London. dated December,. 1810, in which the distinguish
ed Professors. Farradayind Punt, ninon': the most em
inent men of science in\Europe, 'have declared
"specimens tnlien at Root's Establishment in Philailid
phia unequalled—the mos pepfect llaguerreotyttes
ever sect' in Europe. •' , ,
GALLERY. 140 Chesnut Street. •
, Third 116 or below. Fifth, - oli - the.tirst floor.
M.. A. ROOT.
Philada., March 13, 1617 . 11.3 m
CHEAP BLINDS!
, B. J. vriLLra.ms,.
VENETIAN' BLIND MANUFACTURER,
' No. 1.2 North Sixth Street,
(;I fete doors above 31ark-ei _Street.)
PIIILADELPHIA, •
HAS now on band tie lamest and most fashionable
assortment of Narrow Slat and other Venetian
Blinds of any esttibli..litii nt in the United States, winch.
he will sell, whtileiale rind retail. at the sr i n k,
The citizens of Schuylkill County are respectfully
snlic its d to call on Mtn before putchasine elsewhere,
as ,lie he cenfident of eicine entire satisfaction to all
wlo• tn.n iilllti favor him with a call.
01. D antrl . thltmed, so ns to look
equ II to mw , •
Ord ,rs punctually attended to, and the blinds for'-
warded with despatch.
B. .1. WILLIANIS.
Philada..larch 406-17 -
iNtlAtiv O. 1815
SUPERMR, P.% MILY GROCERIES
No. 35 Sonthhiril Stret,
ilfcso doors abort the Ezehansre, opposite Girard Rank,
PHILADELP MA. .
•
W
D i r IVI ADDOCK
RF.S nurFul.l.l . invites the attentinin orpnreltasers
to his rhoice stock nt' Groctries..eintirit , ti g the fi
nest assortment. 'elected in both the Philadelphia and
:sew York markt is.
In addition to the usuatvariety ordinarily for sale In
Grocery store, his efflorts 'have been pa ri iculacly di
remelt to the velertion orArtieles nt the more rare and
choice descriptions; consistinz of.. Fruits, Preserves.
El and American Pit Ides . , Sardines, Havana
Sweet weats, Ca sups, rocoa, Chocolate. Ilfoma, Var. ,
month Illoatcrs. Ca perri, A nelrovies.'Pepper Sauce, 01- •
ices, African Cayeime Pepper. India Soy, Curcio , Paw
d r, Marearoni, Petites Pois, Enalish San -
CrS every' variety. Anchovy Paste. &c.
Part ICII tar care 11;18 heel] observed in the select ton of
the purest. most frac.rant and delicious Tears. the finest
and he I tlaVOrell ill111011(1 Ciga mond the r clwst vac' •
eties of ('bees.', met:tiler with a first rate assortment of_l
Mali and low pric. idSticurs. Coffees, •Alttlayse , "; — , Simms, I
&c.. Y111131,1C ine r very' art trle whielyi;riche oesired by
families or iTTlTYlilicribl in his line of bit tinessmnd ut the
lon. est 1.1.11 prices at ivhien,they can be fUrnished in
chin.' of the All'ent cities .'s
Cr Gond. will he carefully 'wicked and sent To any
durad. nr "filer iannt named, lit the city free,nrcharee,
and orders by letter nr nthrrwin. will he filled prompt•
ly on the ,nnte trim= as. if ; personally applied for.
l'ltilada ;Feb 13. Fill' .
- -,-,--- --
_.--
GARDEN AND \FLOWER SEEDS,
• ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS,
F:VERGRE!..ENS, „ROSES, PANTS. ROQ7'.S, &c.
W., I'o sale. every dav,. in the ( - 7./.:(1..
s t; market beliiiv Stith , street .v.Vpi.- - L±.
;;;
.....0 ...., . • • 4 . 1 hilattelphin, nearly eppOsite ' 4 4.,..5.L., l st,
the S . l , ;hitylkill flank, A splen- ' ' (45 -7 '
did ( ()Ilea ion of the above,
•.- compri..iiie all choice and de
sirable varieties from the Garden ai.d Nurseries of ))he
Hiliseriber, at the Itizing Sun Village, near Philadel
phia. S. MA IT PAY.
N. B.— Oril,:re addressed to him at eh her °Elbe above
placer will he promptly • allended to • ' .
Philada, Feb '27, 184 • , , . 9-eni
MOUNT VERM.)N HOUSE,
No. 95, North !econd Street,
-/• BY BRADY & PARKER..
frIlE imliscri , mrs respectfully inform their old frh nds
1. and tlre citizens of Schuylkill County and North
ern Penn yhttMa genernily; rlfat they have. taken the
above .11.itel. where they are prepared to - entertain
travellers and others visiting the city in the very best
style. 'file lintel is large and cottnnod l and situa
ted in the very centre of the busin. vs part of the city.
It Irnflately undergone tharnitelt repair, and will not
suffer in compari on with other's Ft point of comfort,
convenience. and elegance No efforts will be spared
to render satisfaction to their gmests. Cr Give us a call.
8/0111El. A.- BRADY,
0. li. P. PARKER.
Phila.la., Feb 27,18;7
NOT 'ROUGH & READY' BUT 'SMOOTH & READY
.CH ARLES STOKES,
At - Globe Hiatt •of Fashion,
•
HAS now nn hand aslarge,nd handsome a lot of
SPRING and SUMMER clothing as has ever been
offered in this market.
Good coats, from 75 cents to SG PantS', from 75 ets.
to.s3 ; Vests, from 62 cents to $2 50.
ntry merchants wishing mpurchase clothing will
find' it to their interest to call - and examine for them
sr v ur. -- ---We take pleasure in showing our goods at all
times. tt3. Remember the place, '
- CHARLES STOKES, Globe Hall of Ft shion,
296 Market st, 3 doors below oth, Philada.
Phila. Feb 20th, 1847. 8-3ra .
../v4LI I . that certain tractor parcel of land, situated on
e Broad Mountain, in Lower litahantonge town=
SktiKin Schuylkill county, (Connelly Berke county,) in
state of Pennsylvania, bounded andlienribed as fol
lows, to wit:—Beginning ut'a marked - white cnk tree ;
thence by late -vacant lands, ,nnwstirveved to Jacob
Miller, 'north sixty-five perches.to a Wrilteciak ; thence
by late vacant land; nOstreurneyed to George Werner,
west lie lierchea to a stone; thence by, late vacant land
now surveyed to Lednard Mick; south slxtyi,five penal
eir to a Spanish oak; thence east lie perches, to the
place of beginning. containing fitly-tlve acres and one
hundred and tiny-two perches of land and allcovances
of sit per ceiii.forroads, , drn
•
JOAN q, BRENNER,
",,tor of F. licatis` estate, 69, 31Piket sr. Intifada.
puj i lithja, derv:Our 18, Itttd .
131 ) i!ablpijia.
HEADY MADE CLOTHING
Pllll-IDELPII4
3.06 Xarket street, 3 doors below
Pill LAEIELPIII A ; •
For Sale at Private Sale
SATURDAY, 111Q111 1 / 4 TINIP'; APRIL 17, 1447:
3.11 r to the - Qero.
All :into the herd, the bravest of brave, ..,
Who fisbts to bevictor, or tiebts . fora crave!,
WbereVer the Ftnr•FpanglNl banner rears,
'
name suard= it bettor than forestd of rPefirA.
Ili. plume, o'er the ?ratio Fours proudly and hiai, ,
Likf , the-easletat mount. in the thunder struck sky.
God dras the dun 'lion from out his yedlair. -
But touch not our bander while Taylor is there! ,
• .4
Mara for the hero, the lione.t nod true!
Who never, deceit or t vpoeriev knew;
Who, purest of Totrion .nd firmeir of fridnds.
To inehnite.e and treach'ry no countenance lends I,
friemii of the israplr. !who free from all art.,
notcrves. and hoe even. the first piece in our heart 3..
The sase end the Chr tian, a n brnve as htimane,—
Baje place-men shalt bLinder cur Tay,lur vain!
All land to the }Tyro! to enFt mid in west,
Hie name shall Ins loved and his mem'ry he hien ! •
From Texte‘ to Maine—frotn tho„ sons- of the
soil—
From the mart of the merchant. the• leorlcshops of toil;
Wherever are dauuhters or wives of our love. • I
Oh !, thereby fair finzers shall chaplet be, wove;
And thilhons of freemen. in harmOny mm cl,
To raw the old hero to-Tleashin,ron's feat
.. • I
GLORIOUS. NEW. S
NINE DAYS LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
Capitulation of the City and Coslle—Surren,
der of the Garrrison—Arrirai of the Prince. ;
ion at , Pcwtacala to:th Cu,,,.: Conner—Lice
General,l7iree• hundred and thirty Ulcers;
and four thousand men prisoners—the Ameri
cas? Flag finatia4 aver tie City and Castle
American Loss on; y si.ityfire in killed and
j woilnded— Repulse rf: qt al- La Vega with
I r st.x. thousand Mericani,lby Harney's Dra
. boons—Terr ible slaumhtcr. , .
1
r,l • THE CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ.
111'e -received by special-and. extraordinary ex
press front the South, oh Saturday morning, the
Hopei-taut late lli,gence from Vera, Cruz, which is
announced below:. The main 'fitct, the capitula
tion of Vera Ow and the Castle tie our army, in
serted in all of ienr regule,ddition not yet:struck
oil at the hour of its arrival', arid the gratif]ying in
tidligence.was ram iu
spread i througint the whide
ii!ty: Full .pa titulars, its below, ;were then -
1 1
a, •liile pitt in type, and -efterwarilS iSsifed in an'
dxtra. The excitement was as tremendous as'
M e necks was gratifying, and General Scott and
nor gallant troops.received limpid ißeil praise for,
this great and glorious victoryl great because the"!
result of' an admit:tidy planned kind sientilic at
tack. which shows, the true] c military - , enins of
•
the Hero of Chippewa, and leroyes that th e lint
ads are as great to crown his lafer 3 ears as tho s e
Which flourished proudly upon his y)ii.thria brow .
—al ions, beenuse this too midable undertaking, ,
the captors of a city. considered the most impreg
nable in tlie vorlil, was accomplished without
any Materinl less of,' our Own. gallant soldiers.—
It is id triuinpii for Scott which confirms and vim •
dicateS his military character. .The Whole con
duct :cif the expedition makes ' oue• of the ,mast
brilliant achievements in history;. it stands mini-'
valle A l in the skillulitessi of, its mtmagement / and•
the C1'1111)1( t`lll ES of its success., Scott and'Taylor !
—what proud names to adorn dhe pages of our
counlry's•history !•••;-LeDGE It .
I lidotni.r. ADVEHTISF* Ei•en t„ . •
Sunday. merning t i April '4th. 10 o'clock. .
The eastern inair o , this morning brings us ' the
• following gloripus intelligence from our army at
1 Vera . Croz.... ; ;;AN e delay not a moment in laying it
before: 7. 6a readers. . - • ,
Frets Ike Pensacola GazClte, Solurdf ty, ApriP3.
The U. S. war steamer Princeton, bearing the
broad pi:nnarit of 'Corn. Connor, arrived at :this . '
_port this morning.' and entne to anchor off our
wharf, at half past 'nine o'clock—exchanging &t
-imes with the navy' Ord tri...theil. • The •
PI inre , on sailed from yer - rIIZ net the 20th:ill ~
and !Mugs the gionnusjtelligence nt the redec-
Rim ..1 that,city iwityhe Castle of 'Sere Juan tie
Ulloa, and then en fire uncondittodal•sutrefider to
our arms., --;-'l," •-. g . " .
.
We are '-olatted to one - 0111hr officers of hhe P..
err tie I illoWing summer of the proceedings in
this flint brilliant achiecrneut—an se hievioent
that will ri;tiound mord , to the alien'
. of our ar n ey
and manne. among the minims :,b:o.,tj. than any
that ha= yet bad place in ourdnitnarY annars:._
Match 9th—Disembarkation Of nroops commen
ced. . ,
- 13th—loveqinebt of city completed!'
, 13th—Trenches opened. at night./
•22d—Cliy sinninotwil to surrender—on refusal,
siven minims opened a tireOf bombs. • .
24111—Navy hattaiy. three long 32 pounders
and three 6:t3 poungeia—Palahati guns—,opened a
fire in the Morning distance
2501—Xtfother battery of four 2.1 roundel:li and
thteemortd.re opjned. - This day the Navy bat
tery openeil t a breach ] tho wall of the city ; the
fire was very destructive in the town. •
2.6thEirrly in the !twining the enemy propo
sed for a sUrrt•nder.- aotrimissiouera Mt the Amer
ican side—Generals NVortferfnUTPilliewrantLC_ol,
TotteTotten. /
n.
and Cas e ,
tle surrenthired . ; tidiips marched out and
laid down titeicaritis r , l ithe -American troops oc-
I copied the Oty'and batteries of thelown arid ens
_tle_;_rt—nblir of thaday the American Ensign
was hoisteil over boih, and was saluted by our
vessels. . the garriimn rif about 4,000 men, hy.
ing down their anus as prisonerS'of war, rind be
ing sent to ,(heir homes on parole. Five Generals,
sixty superior officers, and two hundred- - arid sev,-
env company
.otlicers - tieing amongst the prison
, • 1
The total loss of the American army, from the
'day of landing, :klatch 9, is 65 persons killed and
wounded. 1
Officers r kified—C - aptairfAJohn R. Vinton. 2d
Artillery; Oa'pt. - AlbUrtis r 2d Infantry ; Midship
man T. R. snub , irk,' Navy.
• Officers] woundedL-Lieut. Col. Dickenson,
South Carrilina Volanteers,'—srvert ly ; Lieut. A
S. Daldwini, Navy, slightly Lieut. Deloiin
videnn, 2d ;Infantry, very slightly ; Licui. Lewis
Neill, 2d Diragoons. severely.- All the' wounded
are doing well. •
Of the MexicansiThe slaughter is said to have
been :immense. 'pile commending General was
stationed ini.the city, while his second in command
held the Castle. Their , regular force was about
3000, end .they hadi about the same number of
irregulars. Outside the - city ',was Oen. La Vega,
With a t - orce of froin b,OOO 0.10,009 cavalry.
Col. Barney, witbllietweia 200 and 300 IJ. S.
Drag:inns. charged in a id repulfrd this iminense
force with terrible Carnage : scatte-ing them ire alt
directions. l'rhey hail .barriadtd: a bridge to pro
tect themselves„ bat .ouir artillery soon knocked
away this ohstacle,aattgave Harvey's command a.
chance at flier& • '
I 1.
'. Let blit tire 49 . .; i of war, aad cry havoc."'
In the intach'onrtho town and castle only our
smaller ves4l / s, thaWing not over nine feet, were
available. But fear shot anti shells were thro wn
into the/castle, the attack being mainly upon the
town./ None of the enemy's missiles struck our
vessels; and Miikhiiiman Shuhrick; who was kit•
led, was serOng ()aerie battery •on shore. With
the city the hopes Ofl the enemy fell, as they had
not provisio'na in the ,Uastle to sustain
,a protracted
;siege., •
• . - , A TB 11 — N
6,700 Shot and Shell were thlown into the
City and Cnstle. -
The Me:tie:ins surrendered" the city of Vera
Cruz and Castle of San Juan de Illtia and the ar
mament add- munitions of--war, together with
theit: small arms.• 'Tile; officers retained their
,_siden:rms, aud the whole surrendered. as prison.
ers of War; and are ti.llowed to 'retire into the
enuntry en !their parole, Gen. Scott fttrniShing
them four day's rations. - „_
The Mekictins•varlotisly estimated their - Was - rtt
Trout 500 to 1000 kilhal and Wounded, but all
agree that the lea:t!ainc;ag the soldiery is :min
partitiNielv the destruction among the
women aud children' is very P ,, reat Autono their
killed is Gen. Felix Valdez, an officer of : some
celebrity. Aar loSs in the Army anti Navy is
about 25 killed and übout 40 wounded, but many
of them slightly. A tunng- our killed are two
officers of the army and dne of the navy. Cap
tains Alburtis and 'Wham'', et' the. army, and'
51 r idshiparau Shuhricit, of the navy. •
The destruction iu thvcity is Most awful-otto
half of it is *destroyed. !louses are blown. to
pieces and furniture scattered in every direction
—the streets tutu up; and:the strongest buildings
seriously tlania2ed. .
r•-•
•Gen. - Scott has, certainly. achieVed a great,'g-lo;
rMus. and.alniost bloodless-victory over an enemy
positilm that VMs considered impregnable
Throughout'the whole affair hetes preserved the
Most perfect equilibriiirri of temper, and the char
acteristic enolness and courage of n great General
and noble Tidier, and while. frOm the. necessities.
of,tlemanilitig from. he enemy his own' terms. he
'has tempered the vig.or of the eilcuinstances with
liesreVitlenFe of a bra re and corn,
petent officer. ! •
On the 26th; a detatchtnent from the New
. York and Pennsylvania, Regiment; had a slur
niish With a body of Cavollry, in whit% they killed
and wounded six, and lost two—private Miller,
• Company G, let Penn., killed, and Private Bull,
New York, wounded slightly. In a skirmish with
sonie' Mexican scouts find Gen. Twiggs'
Sergeant Blake, of Capt.•Bainbridg . e's company
,4:h Artillery, was killed, and private James Ste
vens wounded.
. Gen: QUitinan's Brigade,. is to take up its line fit`
march for Alvarado on the 36th, and fienjwiligs
in - column on the National Bridge, '3O
miles from Vera CrUz,- where it is expected, some
resistance will be made. •
I. At 9 o'clock:Gena. Worth and. Pillow's brig
ade formed. about 300- yards apart; opposite each
other and 'the Mekicans -marched out, stacked
their arms and march d_ off. G4r troops then
marched in column into,the city at 2 o'clock,plan
ted the star Spangled Banner, on the where
; : imt m short time previous h id . waved that of a
if vain and eoneeited.foe. The stars and stripes went
up liri,Con . Fort Santiago. and then on Fort Con
ception', stud then on the Casile mid other places.,
Each flag as it went up received the -
notional s
lute.' •
,LiEFERgED AaIICLES.
INCIDENTS AT'THE BATTLE OF BUE
• ", .NA VISTA.
4lt:xico,ll4arch .181 b, 1847.
The way General Taylor inspires his Soldiers
with confidence. • , •
During the late battle at Dneria Vista, the
Kentucky:" ltegitneot of Infagtry .became closely
engaged with the.eneny's.,'4atkers.' From the
oyerwltelMing numbers of thOlaticeis, the Col
onel, chnsidering bia'Regimeht lust and ahout to
he cut to pieces.-dispatehed his, Adjutant to Gen.
Taylcdtu say to him that 'his regiment was c nm
:pletely '.surrotnded that he 'was fighting hand
to hand ; that 'in all pimbability he would be to
tally annildleted'—,—autl to. "ask Gen. Taylor what
he Should do.
•Gen. Taylor promptly replied to the . Adjutant,'
(Whose countenance was the. perfect 'picture of
despair;) in the coolest manner imagiriable, - sayi n g
telll-3,our Colonel that he has got them where
he wants them. and now is the time to g lie them
Jes,se;. whereupon the Adjutant'wheisled his hrnse.
clapped his spursto hint, dashed up to the .little
band„and'shouted and shouted at the lop of his
voice, I' Boys, Gen. Taylor rays we've gin them
j u st where we' wino them, and,now's our tune to
Li--lie
ive—theinsac !' - The intrepid KentUckrins
caught the impulse ltkeeletiricity e raised a cheer,
and with,their naked baronets, in less little than I
ha's•e.been relating it, routed them complebdy, and
,drove tnem,from the 'field. • :
About half past ihree - o'clock on the 231, when
Santa Anna saw that his all depended upon his.
breaking Gen.
..Taylor's line, , and silencing of
Bragg's battery of six pounilt:A, which had been
pouting death and destruction into his ranks
day, he ordffeill one despeiate charge about
five thOusand itilhnry. upon the battery. • Bragg
saw tlte'm al4koatiliing2 and fearful..froin the over
whelming numbers, that he might loose his pieties,
prepared`, to take 11 MO 1 et. more defensible
•:The'eagle - bye of the gallant Captain Mansfield,
of the Engineer' corps, saw, at a glance: thaeiihe
fate of the day depended' upon Bragg,'s holding
his pesii on. He imtnedia {Ay rode up teOeti•,
Mkt., (who. ,from his position. had not otfo'r.
ved the - - movement.) explained the eircumstant.is
io him. and then said, .I.beseach of you, sir, That
you will norallow the battery to moved' .1 1 .1 I sir!
,no, ! tidal all rsaid the General. 'Tell tin)
not to - move one inch, but to giVe them grape and
canister.''
Wink Bragg war - staying them tight, Wand.
centre. Gen. Taylor quietly rode tip behind
without Itt•ing.observed, and in an undertone: . of
mice said, •A liqle more grope. Capt.firagb• !"
These few words so completely inspirited him . froil
his men, that they fired with redoubled vigor, rind
the result shows the -effect of 11 little infirel, , roi?c.'
:Yours truly, jusTruA i
GEN. TA Y LOB'S A DDR ESS TO TtiE
'Army, after the Battle r f Bitena Vista. 1 1
' lisannuitturtsas ArmMr or OCC . VPA T I ONi ? :
[Orders 1)10. 12.] Buena Vista, Feb. 26, '47.1 5.,
1. The Commanding General has the gratef i til
task of Congratulating the troops upon the
liant success which attended their arms in the
conflicts of the •22l atifl.3l.l: • Confident in the
iffune . rise sppeiiority of numbers, and sttrnulaied
by the presence of a distingiuished leader, the-Mti,x
icon troop 4 were yet, repUlsed in every effito
force , ou r lines, and finallylwithdrew with i met' se
loss train the field:
-. 27 — The,General would
l '
the .officers and-men
expresi his obligations
Imaged, lirr the cordial ,
id throughout the action.
fe, to' bring to the notice
hnspicuoirs - gallantry 'of
kis. ; whom unwaveri n g
saVerl the fortunes Of
{3
x Kiss his high satishie
he small command left
it riot so sertou.ly enga
lr services were very Mi
adeied. While tiestow
le. good conduct of thd
ii, regrets to say that iherle
iii... He.trUsts thatthose
i:trena Vista,' and even t i n
drtunity to retrieve their,.
e..= the bravery of their'
Amt of the battle, and
iodds the, honor of th§
- •.
.
Tess
,is checked by tha
i l ich it has cost, embia
h rank and rare merit:—,
l a grateful country wild'
(families and friends Of
r illuitrous example 'sip
a admiration of the Air
M.S.T...GEN. T*rton. 1
tant Adyt..,Gin.
1
support which they render
It will ho his highest prit
of the Gnvernment•the
paitkular officers and co!
eteadiness mote than one,
the day. -piwoold also
thin with thescoadti,f-of
to hold.
ged as' their comrades, thep
portant and effectually re 4
ring this just' tribute to tll
troops., he General deep!),
were ffo:t few : exception)
who fled ingloriously -to
Saltillo, will seek. an oppd
reps tatinti • and fn emnla
comrades, who bore the ii
sustained against fearful
Ilia exultation of sue
heavy 'sacrifice of life w
cing many officers of hig
Whil . Oho sympathies of
be given ,to..!he bereaved
th'ose who nOtilY fell, thei
remain foi the henefit an
my. ByLorder of
8. Buss, kssisi
BEAT WITIMOT inn,.
his discovered the , meth
:without foal. Re pla •
,plates and a copper .ey
turning on an axis at dr.
; 1
In cant et, when by meo
•balanc Weight at theroth
,paratu and trilling exert ,
may be produced in 'five
ad cittlai,ease, :
kthe r .name
iartM in Tfent.in N.
and an adFuemo
osidepcy. , •
• Ty . EiVars , DEnoin4.
:a new weekly paper, kis
.profes f etne of whit mine
:00neref-Tivlorfor the P
• )
- •... ' )
•No !: Y.! 'Sidi,' aid she..if we. we're detee
ted,it wouldrhe nnthing for you- 7 , •)0u would Indy
loo,e your head, hut should Krive.ry
liemide to ride haekwar,ds einule, tied
°ma rind thrown into ifie'sea.'
.ly ardor fell- like a ha-eau-ter in d Fquall, and
the little Value she bestowed 1:14 , 0 'my head—con
tracted with her di , graee—did mot increase my tif
fectimi:7,. She said whit wastrue. It is the imm2
liable punishment Of being detected iii nn intrigue
with the barbarians. It is rather dangerous, there
fore, to inquire of a man .after his wife'S health--
This wretched life, however, Of the feni del; of Bar.
Lary, creates l feelingof melancholy; amt maims
her prune to the tender pas:mills. This 1144110M
1y never leaves her—she gel dour atnit e . llnr.hus
band takes her to his cou dry house, has
dancing and ft-shelties to enliven he4 7 she is The
same taciturn and meta choly creature, ,
sometimes pity n Mherwise hantlkoane wo
man, who has uowi fdly proportions, &rid give
nay to fi r
,in tlt e om f 1b1.1:111 , 1INIOUs rely Clltle s tl
but in Barbary she would tairryi the
The, more fatne?, the greater beauty es a wife—
and their teniler mothers begin at an early age to
fatten their dapgfiters. They, allow them very lit.
Be exercise Vcompel them tos:Vat vcry.ttch sub.
stance's c brae paste balls dipped in MIT and every
kir I calculated) t.r procurembesity,"rhe
re: s lady who r'eridires a 'camel ;to carry
he st on t h e list. Let a Pacha with three'
throtigh a line of Christian and M us:
Isle soles, hr_nrll pass by the light, grace
-fu Alike farms: w filch to us are so s uric
tac'e: and stop with
. adiniration- froui of u lady
'Weighing 2 , 0111 V, thj - er hundrt pounds, smack ha
and,exclaiin, •Aletlecii !
NI est , : ititt S7ir.' L'3. I. Errie A\.—The, free 114 e of
the Leilieatt.to prevent pain in surgical operations,
is how generally . applied, and tOili car works well ;
but ti crc are some,reasiins whiche-would render.
the mesmeric sleep preferable fitr the'se.operariens, •
anti to %%loch has,: riot heretofore been alluded to.
Patheism is alwat s pleasant
; and awl:cable to the
putierit— improve 4; the general heahh—and_ he is.
saiiir in the haul of the iipyintor, than in mins
; ling rho letheon: liv'eause thrte is less danger of his
licimiiing conscious O'uriiii/ the Operation, and the
,
sleep is long arid phifountl—whereas, the 'itivapo
rat- on of the fluid arouses the: p 't . rent to a sense of
rhis condition_ The niesinerie sleep anti the bran
' iptlattinis . aro. voothifig to the nerves, while the d
ide , p assuages the pain, not only .during if.e ope- •I
rat on, hitt the braling process. Tho letheart is
an etherial poison, considered dangerous even it/
11most skillful hands. Several al-tuning eases
f nsanity have been kroducril by its application.
1 ;sickening and unpleasant to the patien:—and •
should fear that where v disease :of the herirt
iitei, a rupture of the mrotairight follow.; - , Ales
ri
risen is certainly more ilWFgorating to the vital
rgies of thesystem ; butthere.is One advantage
the lethean, has—ii• produce+ in ensibility ter
w minutes. - Ail. Cannot with the :none -cer
ty h e placed in the tnesminic stare; because it
rids upon the will of the patient to lis; put to•
• Dr. A,B.y, iil No. 40, II ud,on eon e',
been - very successful in being able. I...induce
r. 'De' mmages it in a scienrifie Manner, and
6,1114 OperOtlOn. !Wei hi,: OilielitS to 'Fife') 4 .
her of titne;. 'fie • produces 'a catalv psy li e .
he can be Certain of a state of - insertsibiloy... - _.
the ofirrier the sheep is prod uced, the more -
ins eau iovigivating it is to the patient.
sleep, when wire profound, lasts for hours,
Di) , moil a limb 1a taken off : arid the Wound
sid, but until the pin 1.4 assuaged-; whereas,
iierator must be quick with lethean; for frAr i
anent will revive OeTure the operation is con-a
vhi Of -the two, therefore, Ave give the -pie.'
e to the -mesmeric sleep, when it can be pro
-amd it tails only in it very few instarmes.— ;
.i.
ay Time's. . 1
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frier
ea
tq.
a f
the d
the 1
cud
Serett
ISE
cam
novel elopement
fused, ~sol only the saloons' of, the Litman)
atisltitcys but ell the gossips in themeiglihorhood
of tlisth ; some time since u citizen of Bath, ilis
tirsiiheil for his eccentricities uad huge for
tune.' leaving, hut one inheritor of his iminew.e
propeity—a little niece, cnitoweil with all the gilt . a
of mire, eccentricity rivalling her deceased
111 a ,watering place like 133 th, the heiress
A
ha it
!smut:a or TErwawriivic.—A writer in
wlimns Daily Delta furnishes the foilow.
ingresteti.:ting a po . :tion of Mexican territory Which
THE
the Ns.'
has beet attracting considerable attention.. Abram .
niidwa • Between Vera Cruz and Tobisco is a point
ta whicit the two oceans approximate so. nearly to
!.each other that the isthmus is only about l2tt miles
in breadth. This is the Isthmus of Tehuantepie,
( and is one of the Paints at which it has been as•
•v.
renamed to he practicable to .unitethem - by means
of a ship canal: Shoultithe progr e ss of our arms
result in the annexation of the State . of Vara Cruz
in its entire extent to the conquered territory, we
shouhi he in possession of that portion of the isth.
rims whS - e waters flow into the. Gulf of Mexico,
and the remaining portion, or that situatttfon the
Pacifie declivity, could be taken poisessiori 7 Of by
a very email force, the country being too sparsely
inhabited - to afford meat material fur resistance:-
1' ten should a treaty of peace establish-us in quiet
soessiim- of these territories, includ'ing also the
C .- 173 I i;i7. of the pto Grande, the Sierra Madre, which
nat only bounds this valley on the west but.also
skirts the western bordcColthe State of Vera Cruz,
arid which isinipassableexceptat partkular , poims,
Would-form much more natural and suitable na
tional boundaty than any river 'art the globe. This!
arrangement would make our possessions coulin- .
UOU3 to tlie Pacific ocean at this' point, and would
leave us in poesesriOn of a'terrilory with : Which, in
point of importance to us, New Mexico and CAP.:
forniaisiuk - into insignificance. , I =on t;he•lsth
caus of Teithantipic. -
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Tint PnEss.—The more general puldication of
religious news, in ccinnectiani with go) common
varieties; is noticed as. a peculiar fear - tire of the
times; and it is'astriking fact, (says theorder)
in' regard to the' Boston periodical Press; that
whilst Withitt,the last three' years the amount of
religions intelligence ineerted in seculars pipers.
Was probably increased tenfold, the circulation of
religious journals in, the , same period -has more
• than doubted; •
• i
A Hungarian chemie l t
~(1 of producing heat
a - in confect two iro.l
inder, highly' polisher.,
end of a kver, with ta
r end,to keep the plates
' s of a very simple aft,
;311, 'a glowing, red !mit,
minutes, and maintai
•
THE Ilinnierrui—There i 8 nothing more dosi
rahle.in a dau g hter Adn intelligence joined In a
gentle spirit., Thin mind is fashioned and, furnish
ed in the main, „at srhotil. But the ,char,iver is
derived chiefly from home. How iriestimatde is
• the confidence of that mother in pro:luring kipil
teemig• in the i N goimi of her never
retool. lieteeit grAk In them with 'ilium! voice,
I and in liarvh, uukiud woes
AIOOIItSII LLDIES.—Major Noah' gives the fu!:
lowing rtininiScenee of kis residence in Algiers :
When in Tunii. I found myself ip love nit!) a
lianitome musselnian. lady, %Nilo lived' on the 'cit•
posite side 'of a street, qtateely ten feet +trifle, and
who would draw aside•the silken curtains from the
iron, bars of her is indeivs, wnen unob4rved, to
eorivenm witli me in L;r:gya, Fi-mica: I ulk. d
ot
love—like all young follows of twftity : fit,e—wi:h
nn irriptessaltle ardor.
ecaine the point of attractioilfor many -.Lag
ers involved in deln. and frfr. Willy heroes on
• y who laid their vows of eternal fidelity at
t. Like ;tits:: Angelina Lliudett Coutts: tha
trine Young laily was so" encompassed a
of arlutirer, in debt anal titled , that her exis"-
heeatne a. tortflent to hr-r. List month, at
4ment when the her.' informek persons tallo,l
gly of the success of a "young stud nohle
Itey learned ihe disappearance of the beau
kress from the. housea.flier guardian. After
rive searo they dbeovered that the - belle of
!lad beith - I!arlied to ono of the purity tuen
rabic peer
• JOBBING OFFICE -
T N connexion with notrtistahlishnietit,'we have open
- 1 a large Jobbins Office;rp,the voidtnz or ..,
- Book, • , ,
~I.,taye Posters, -
Pato pidets; : •-t:2: - linzidhills,
Bills of Lailiwt, ' • • - '!:1{1111.1siails, : ,
Diatiic Per/nits, : - ---• 1 ,•••• •
eirctilßrs„
Cards, • 1 • . 1 Thne Books, Sr.e•
Treiber with all kinds of - Raney Printing, all of
i utco will he executed at Shisrt notice and in a !want
t fulitryle. . • ; ,
. 1 His stock of Type for .iohbing is very large, *hick,
%vas selocted with a view io cm. efrett to hand - hilft•-'
and 1,13 typ . s. feir Book and'; rautpidet, Printing, is . egital '
to any need In the cities. ! . I- • • I
• An in. kt-eo, hantl• expresqy foriohbuts. he flatters
himself that hisfactlities fitr execotinc work is greater
I 1 than that of any other ntßer.atiii that the public will
find it to there a O . :image; to give hiin a call.
All kind. 4, 11 lloakit piititcd, ruled, and boundt9
order, at short notice. I • , .
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.gaels. nirtdeiy. • •
, .
1 ,w,, are tacokora rod td bind all kinds of books, to
! tho nnntt,tineattle toattncrt ar short unite.. . 1 Plank' ':ooks itlii•ays On hand-dcl3o made to order
- I aril ruieg to an'y pattt.rn.i - .
Idtrilon— riclelne.- -.. • .
.:9
Wc liavn r.l.:n provided ..nrsolt'es' with a fluting M.
t Ill'in., of the toner approved kind, %Oath enablesus to
. tale paper I) sett' pattern to order. I
NO. 16
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r 'Q:li c i
.I.lrzin lib cb bull ulttc vr ; '
c
, . • 1 i • _.. ,
Tit' ;;Olct - ..nit ttiOTLLTT.
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Thry h. - :.111'm 1 ; , req. Wocn :he bottle teas ddte,,,.
And •••• 0 rtvin - a• priaiillr to.tv,inzil •••0-• •-
,
'To t•.:! t" tl, 1 / 4 ,-,:d . or ars:, tory r. 0•1 . . .
.-- Wl••erc 1110 ri....,11.-I.t.fd tbie earth viii hiring, - - -
I • :
'roc v tail li:ritlto.re-i.l - .!:.1i1w EcEtin t r, con- '
• :tonne I r. , ...d:f o'er - C.; ..pirm .
. i -•
And tire 140 E-01., :u is pryi il 10. Li:imp la-kit numbs.
11roii•,:lit thv(..o‘nlii . of the (11rthntbilian.
i l'
"17::. Cr . S6:(l. 4 rap er.411, lint hr hcenTeil it not. .
For 111 s eyO ivdii dc.ii - li N 0 1::::zto; - - .
:tad ae teidal:l 1 ld.• 1.1 i .a Si.llVai 11rialonely spot..
W dle his erni:roiles in y r
-17 lecr•: lazing •
, .
Ala. 40, Illn keen,r ! h •n• ei , unisfonf,' -• • • •
Ol i gloiy a:, cliian.a.:-.1 was en lest:4 .
Tho ni2la•-il. - •••• in:.• • •, !•.•..t .1.1• e et'p,i,s don;
WilL.re he i..ii., i ii I.r “0001, C.:it - ea:4d.
of his 1.4 t'. brit taro' brarof biii doom
- a- I,,:dt • :did; o ith Hi: row, .. :
i:r tin.; I:- 0.1 r • in I.ii-i1,11,0•, lone tbmb,
td:at 0 ill 1 - .lnAv tn.; morrowl
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i t• -
'l'll r. Nforni il
pi Iva itLit Ba - tril--•--Mather t.- art
thou dot proud - Of that lI . EtiEl , ly rig lon lily l 1
i rosien P
proud of its 14eliness,'r out of it . ilingitzg faith,.
al:J.1,100d of eibli.devel, pm - lit of its future MAU.
, hood' 61 tv2inailliend 1 And ha-ti thou • thought :
that the.charnclo.fut.t !tat future in i thi; world will.
greatly riciTud Qii'llte i npreE:sinn mule, in ilint
present time, o Oahe riiii .1 of thy dhild 1 • .
We fear that riot n any mot hi•rs - relleCt hot!,
MIUElif the raid ly advancement arld prosPeritor of
the child deprotl; upon tiECIEI.O VI'S; r much lets do'
they utidetstand his nitorq, end bulbar him ,and '•
his illimaitsl ...v-,tinica srhuad their spirits. l'hel
Im'oe will heciThie a map, v. id if a
,chfcstian, sill
be daily 113,a tnling froth gli Ty to iilor'y in the di. .
vino life.: BOu the liitior. Of lino; will be' over,
aiitl his di , einhodictl spirit.v ill lake its - fliiiht :to
..
heaven. ' Thousand:4W' , ye, rs 1.1,t e passed away. ~.
an•l 111(1011 is in heaven all II praising and !'leasing' -
the LatnTS. -,.. iti .Irnii - I;eroin , maw gtoriain! than
when Itst Nee sill , : it It aye the holly. 'fen thou-
~..
s ind'ti:llos Jett r i twusa nil 3it ars nreigone. and -there
it is, bi4her, 5', 1 ,11 higher orthe eternal hills of.
light, frnm gory I.? gio ..•. Alihiens -and mil. •
lions of ages 41.1,0 pas,r.l' and Pane, .1,0 covered
with beauty, intelligence ind ,loveliness, that wo
e...n.scarcely. hick •opon it stands the same spirit,
Sorely, it bath gone franl lefty to.plory. I '
491o1'I'lloiller ! p. it it•litit:kest limn ofi the eternal ad
:
her! r 1
vance; lent ot the , tll 110 t gtory to gbiry I We ' ,
havc.t aced it iii the insb lice of that babe, which
...
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we found i,i. f : on thy 't esorn: ilVe have dons -
so for t;;SE ::nor . , Thi re ate to thee; satiny days
hetwetin the lei -ant In did Him .s. and coinink man-
Ilona of thy el.i d ;:i.i.v s' lint tliile in which to" .
prepare lion. to aEIv:EEWEEI li:ElUill, -li i i.., timi into ; thrif
future vi.lorld. Itroin tali,• to gloiy; . ‘A.ilt thou -
bear con: nnilyl bcfore ii ce.llien, the epiiit of thy
child, and cdociate it for its di.,:iiii‘i I Do so,,and
tie.iv..in vittil aid thcc,.en - bless beih thee and thy
child. ,• I 11 1 1 • • I • .
fire !
t::cy
. i • .
'..:l"ornc.ta ncr.stlCeisc."-HA foreign join...
mil
, 111 , 1iti,,1, 'al rtio t , h'ildle rase ofi a knish. , FU pa
pOSIII to 1./... th.:91.1. anti. 1 , 11 i) c - 4;t . ir !wine: Buried. 7
alive, but whoi %val• i. iirLl Crow premature ihter.
meta inolit nur.it uliiti.-1.1 The gill hid siikeneti
atal died:a , lidc filetillitgl,t. 1 lir was laid
out a; tdmil, toll
. ri oe.iilii•il to all appearance as a
•
corpzefir thr.e4hivi, ‘‘ I 1 to dm tiriti'arlived which
was appointei doe he, hurial.- ‘‘'li i i en'tne Landed*.
hers edine to s' i cre-.,...,:,mir the liJ Id . the eollin, 0
sli4ht. per-pirayn v‘ as 'll , iiic-il upon her .kiu,
which ii , imj. iMcite'liatttfOrg mt cl..tii examination
was made, I,:i.tva,‘ gdoli; found to he in the holly,
unit slie. ‘ w,is i l ,t ere il tolteal , 4l. Ti a most, inter.
eating put - of the thew+ iiires IS the ace count (teat
tl,e ghlgaye I. hot ownrxi.e;tience- dot Mg her iii-,
ttniniate wale. She said she app l e. ! red 'to dream
.
that she was dad, tart w
t . ao scrirklr'e to every thing
Mai was. pas , ing mound' her, 1111.1 distinctly beard
hecfriends b6rilo! her r!eirill ; she ielt them marl.
cpa her in lie rprollti- liill, place her in the cidTm,
The sense, tiatp ga-% e tier extreme ageny.-and mhe atot
tempted to eiiliti;. WI her :soul wa' a un a ble to act
on her !wilt... ite dea'c,ilhl liei,e4suhrins as very .
rontradittory, as if she wnsitt Allii Out of her !Lady
at the same i isrant. Stie.litti:tnited in vain to
move her arm:, to open her eyes, to apcalt The,
agony;was.'al to heighth when she heard the rii.
neral hymn,. and found that they -were about to
noiidown the ic-liin. The lior'rorlat being buried
alive give a tr, :v thipube to herankod, which reetso
sired its power. over itsieorprrrcal r:rgatriztri ro, and :
produced the jettrets ohichikxeito ;he notice• of
those litho lvtre about' to cirlivey bcr ,to a premgr
tare grave. ! . ' ! 1 . • 1
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Tilt YOt:N ; ratuSsi t :v.js- Frederick. king of
l i g wisiil, one dAy'ran z his hell, and nobody anistver- -- '
ing. Ile opilli . d.his de or and Inlaid Ids pass fad
asleep in an c'how chair. !It; Silvaored - towards,
mid wan 0)1;141
to atValien litill, when he perceived
a kt..ershan2 l l n.; out of . ,his porket.l .IliA eyrio-ity
prompting hind
,to ktiOty what it. •ivas, tan`took it, -
out and read it,. It was
man'smoth( r, in tvhi:ih she IlittakVil him for hav
ing sent her 1 p art ,fi Ilk - Wages to relieve her ..,
misery . ; find emi•lictl!tviih tel him . that God
would reward aim for: hisidutiful affection.- The
kin after read tig it,l went bark ;softly int.-, his '
chariiher, took la pureY full iif darats. and slipped
it with the I. : ttfr into the page's pOrket. Return
in; to the ( - Nand , : r, lie emit; the'hell co loudly
that it'a%%3 l .;eit,tl the'', nage, whol instantly made.
his ..1.1,-.lraiirel i ',•• You have had a sound sleep,".
s.d.! Ow kiv. i Th.. it .I,tfC V7(l , ilii a loss now 1 . & . ;
extuse hitri•clf; aid ;inning his ~ hand into his;
pork. t.hy chu l tic,, to lair titter,, astonishment tdi
there fonial'a purse of ducats. lie took it out,;
'
turned pair, id I taking at the king, shear' turrerti -
of. tears . vtiihui.t hi in.; 'aide to utter a single word. 1 .
, What :4 I i;;tt r a ltd.thf' I in; ; •i•what is the mat- '
ter-r' . 'Al!i sire," slid the youngMiati, throwing •
bitarelf on his i -linces.•-seinebudy seeks my I uln ! ,`.. I
I know no•lurt; of 110114
. this. {s latch I have just I
found in' my tiocitt.t I:t -Me young friend, •.re.
plied• Frederich, -God often does great things,tur '
us; even
. in our sleep, §end that to your a rnottler ; .
salute her no n,y 'part, anal usinee her that I will
take care bothiof her and yeti." s
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'Nutt:ILAN.
,'lritnATmENT,,or - litt.: Socrittn3.—
The l'ip,krz,),l"tirrial m akes the following re.
jna,i l s iniTtatitm t.I the treat men( of the ouldiCir ,
by the goverimerit raker ;it that city : '
('on-itivrale.ol (aims I. tint has been made of the
cumin:l.of ViclUoit.-d Scat( a ullitier here. Major .
I)usenbtrtk, for his mode of sending otr P00r...
Loal. Saturday smoutp Mitts. maktt bet veer five
and Nis htindreif ;twit. were ctowded on hoard two
f.izetl;rtvuiho'ao:. If this .he for economy,
he is ividelY mitlttikett,ll.4 it is pro:table that mowds
ell so clitstly topce.a.r, many of dhe men will be
sick and unit fir service before they tench New,
Orleans. Stattiett bf tMt.soltlit rs. deserted ; - ather
than runthe risk. and expose themselves to the
slat:rim . ; of going to Now Prleans in such a WIMP
der.. We 'o i ntirrst 2 tnd that . , several persons rernons
strafed with Msjor p. irt relation to the alTti-, but
that he declined tritering,hia intention. ‘Vhen our
own people attended to the transportation of troops
the matter uos well nritl . p;nniplly attended fo.-e .
Major Id, is v not ilkely to do one or the
Men are not like ityrings to tre - p,Wited in a banal
or - susi.oadvdanq hook."
•
-,
l'nr.,-I.leatnrlr . .:-This life m sbo uprighepre
sems a thitesat.il uttrpetinns. Lt.t - a man cogfr
mence his cireer, eitepitia his course by thcfAiart
of unerring tvi4eut,•nad 113 will eyjey pleasureia
rhe - e tErth,eati rimccive . q. Whereverhp_Wins
eye, he'tixi)r, bphold [P IM.; and Jove. .Tba s ,
clowl4-:4he:siin.hiue - the riti4-thei - oinaw•-=ibo .
nee the \ti tl I - - Ole Jnottatistil aiL4 ,16 . e w ill
He sri a ,in evere
thin; fur hin I Jr [i 1 . 4 ' Creator, arktha ifyirg*
ten tiuh te!t 'pity ' 4 10 1 4.
VA 114 u a valpivu* ttfn ! , 7 -; . Port Ma;
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