L 11. BrooniaWs
GRZAT BARGAIN' WATCH - AliOD
41311ELILY STORE.
WITERE Gold and Silver Watches of every
description can be had at from tee to fifteen per
tcent. less than any other store In New York or
• "4. , rhlladolphia. Persons who wish ta get a good
Watch, perfcctlyr • milatcd.would do well to call at the
store of the subs fiber, and compare the quality and
price of his watch. o with that of other stores.
Get wears at the fallowinz crree.liarly lam pries,:
Gold Levers,Yull Jewelled, carat rases, fag 00
Silver do do do 12 00
ColdLepines, jewelled, HI carat easel, 23 00
Silver do do 0 00 '
Silver Verge Watches, froth 63 00 upwards.
Gold l'encils from 81 00 to 88 00;' Gold Pena, with
silver GASCS, and pencils attached, for 75 cents.
Abs.s a handsome 113 so r tsnent of new and fashionable
Jewelry. at prices far below the usual store prices.
Ohl geld and silver bought or taken in exchange.
LEWIS R. BROOMALL,
No. 111 North Second st., second door below flare,
ilade [April 14, 16.1 y
Cat this advertiscinent out, and bring it along, you
wilt then be core to gel Into the tight store.
The Mines of CaltfOrnio. Outdone.
PINE wvacliEs AND JEWELRY.
Thti Diamond City of Plailadolphla Still Ahead!
.JACOB LADD: I / 1 1S,
240 ..Merlre street. below .E.',ightlf, Soca Oda, ,
PHILADELPHIA.
r IIS. Constantly receiving hem all the ~e , ,
_ . l m iiAr: e7r ; ? : 'e-i'
g . PlMii)l:wi , z , ,!,cii„.
Qe
*Read Meadertiectuent.--tat It out of the
4 1
paper—put It in your p , het, and call the first time
You visit ,the city. 11..u.mg the assortment will be'
'Cold Levers; 18k. rases, 'll Jewelled, • 830
0 ,
Stlver Levers,fult Jewel . IS
GoldPF.pines.l.B k. case jewelled, Si
\ W
•Sliver PEpines, jetvelle4,ll 10
~ Qoartleratcties, , ' • . .4 tolllo
[Sliver Tea Spoons, equal to can per set, '4 Mt
" Desert -' •• tt " w ' 10 10
, Table.; •1 .. •.. 15 00
Tosether with •
i nkh g ,,, y0 , a splendid assortment of Chaste an
Slot , ' .. .y. &c , Icc., &c. . - 1.
. Llbains of every variety and pattern at a slight
advance upon the original cost. Examine them by all
means.
The Trade will be supplied, upon the most !Wynn.
lacCatte terms. • J. LADD:MIS.
,
Igo. 010 Market Street. below Eighth,
14,40-10.3 nit south side. Philadelphia.
l •
The Cheapest and most Splendid
1 ASSORTMENT OF
! WATCHES A ND JEWELRY ! -
! . LEWIS IN 1.114LADr...
IS LADOMUS,
!..V11: 41 3 .Jfert , et Street. t z pre doors ottore Elerinth,
em it side, Ptlti.Ans.
i s, r- i m i A a
:t scerletbTr:cte'di"manbey(istactleure arrivals , m or E Europe,
e l . b
~,g
„ ,i-.1 .,, magnificent and judiciously selected assorts
r 514 , ,,
Vs.:StarentofOolil and Silver Watches,phich b., will
isell cheaper than any ether establishment In the L'ult
•,l S VACS. Among the assortmencwill be round
Cold Levers, 1 0 it. cases. full jeweled, $3O
Silverlawers, roll jeweled. 15
I Gobtl'Enines. 1a it easel, Jeweled, 25 •
Silver l'Epints jeweled. 10
(Smarties Watches, 4 la $lO
Silver Tea Spoor., equal to coinaPer set, 4, 50
1.. •Dessert ” ••• " " 10,00
, Table. " "
' I
Together with a splendid assortment of Ch nil
' Itieli Jewelry, 4.c
- GOLD CHAINS, of V 3601.19 styles, front t est
liwanfactts ret a.
*Please preserve Brim adverlisement , and ran at
LEWISLain:a US'S
' •No. 413 Market Street, above 119 r. north side.
r3-14nere Gold and Silver Levereszin asap, than the
above pricpa.
r3-A.lineial discount made to the Trade.
Phila../Ipr7-10-310011
Sr. ELLIOTT,
'Watchmakers and Jewellers,.
•NP IIEALETis 1S TUC ROW.
IV.IIOI.F;SLE ND ItEll7.
Store next door to the Miners' Bank, Centre gtrect
Polnnvita.M.
t rt
• MESSRS. If . & It. keep constantly on hand
.., an extensive assortment or WATCHES, ern
' f . V bracing every style, price, and manufacture
L'ag` . to be found in this- country; among which
ti t , may particularly refer to the celebrated geld and
silver L.r.v CRS of IIL L Tobias 4. Co., ans. J9hnson,
nob,* itoskell, Wm. Robinson, tec., of tvhose manu-
finale they have a splendid Collection. ALSO, geld
and silver Anchors and Le•pines,to which they would
invite attention. ALSO, a taTne nnd complete assort
ment of Jewelry girl Silver Ware, embracing neprly
evert . :MOP propefly coining under those Head's.--.
Clocks in great variety; Musical Instruments and Fan
,: Articles of every description. Repairing ofClocks
Watches, Jewelry, 4.c., promptly attended to. '
Mesas. it. & t.det.rit it unnecessary in advertise
ment to antlinernto their stock mote specifically; sa
il., to say that it has been selected with notch care and
discretion, and is one of tLernusteitensive to he found
in the snantry. Their long experience in the business
will full warraot. thorn in inviting the attention 01
nurchasttr y
s, in the full confidenre that they are enabled
to sun as chcapas' any other establishment bte
or else
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wt. re. establis hm en t 47 e -51-ly
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it a 111104., ifYITeIFY, Sll'Ver
. Ware, tic.
THOMAS ALSOP, 1 •
NO. 114 SOIITII SECOND Sr., PHILADELPHIA ,
HAS ou 11011.1 a larze and bmititifol :Back of
Gold and Silver Lever,l.epide,and other Wateh-
A. 74 ~..1 is of all prices. Aleut u,atatfoat'ek of Jew
.ino-pl,- 1LF1 A .p . ,1_751q,.. &J. rrOTTSVI
.....1.7. • elry of the newLsd. .Byte:., which haSall been 11. i'.OA.D•
lately porcita•ed at the loot. t Mices.
..,,,
~ i .
A full -apply of Silver Forks. Some+, Bolter knives. i. -• '';'••%"."7-'•1 ` 'C ' Zl in
~....,„.,,, weights, and v:arrahted to be all equal to llei....;'s-1
....i.... i./ n,
American roin. t ..--...:"","/„.... ..........4-,-•I •
Spectacles for all age., with convex and concave 1 ,
glasses In Gold. r!ilver. Plated, and Steel frames. Ili tES OF FREIGHT ON AIERHANPIZE .
Plated and Intitaula Wore Jo sets or hingle plums re
' I ,' AND AFTER. sSpril lot, 1 :Ss!, Goods will be
ceived direct front the 'Manufacturers, and Fold at a 1
'ortvare.e.l. tau derhatth al Oho fallowing roes
verb s'n' ' 'll adyourx. A l'"°.""i•PlY'r (2urr+' soda'
fie ie it bet,eri !Pottsvilla irk: the points below
riot plated Symms, Forks &e. the best article of thc • f ie • ' -,1,, • •
ii at per ton of .Imo lbs.
kind in the market. Gatrern Poihreint 1 Barren Pottsrille
Weser , ' Fine Cutlery, and a varietv • of other articles if and POO4. 1 and Reedits:.
Persons wishing any articles in my tine of but inc
•laster,Lonestone , Rituto in--1'
Me Milted to examine toy stork before ph Ichaslng „
tv motto In, - Quid: sales and small r g / s a Ills," an oile Coal, Sand. Iron Ong, ).2.. 00 - 100 1
7 Ant II Ildersold by laine. alfid II ricks:ay._ ' J 1
N. n. Fartunlei attention' paid to repairing all klrid.s 131°`"lr.Lileerri s^rt9•l'uleil ' 1
of Witichee and -Jewelry. I,lo l y 1.'4/ p-ly "I'''' , • T 51.• l'a ' 9 ' Rs' I
-_- ---- -- - - =a.- • Yespentine. Marble,Ormds 1.4 ~,
WATICILES AND JEIVELAnt. .terte.l.,o;ths, spikes, Scroll " .110 1
(MESITA TIIAN.EVLAL • a id pig iron, broken cast-
Wks:egos oiled Retail. at the "PhibOltlpsia IfXreft a t C,,,7llano.aret poutirellei ,
1
Jetcary Store," Ne. DO North Second St reel, ar Ivan, tient. ialt, leail, - p
. ..t . j;• I
tarn, of quarry,-- - eli ILA DIMTAI A. ii,,T.lvr to'lleCtl,S•ilth.l , C I , - ' V
~/...:.?„, Gold Levert, IS carat m 1,4.9,1011 jewelled, and s o pork, Brinker, go ‘i.• 1 I ' '
fiaa and aPa,a S. iron caatings,:sugar. noa - )4.73 ' 1:0
'' ' . ' - ' 1 Silver Levers, full jewelled, 13 " " fa - es, green coffee. pot.a- 1 1 - IN TUG ifonni - olt OF ro Criz VILLE.
, . FORA:ESL y CONDUCT:as SY" C. 11% FrF511.421. - .
Sold repine, Pi k cases jewelled, 25 51,5a1t potri!, brimstone, I . J• li vial's .7.... vo.
~,,1,,,i..1,1.3,J,,,,,ti.,a, 10 " - , rid rye chop. J
Silver Quartier Watches, 4to 410 lotir,Altr Itlil. '- . .t . 14 , I3EsPEcTrui,ur a,,,,,,a,,,, , t4e , eir friend ' s and the
silver VpOilf. WV/al a lai, enin.per sett, Tea. *5 ; Pea I. 00, grocerlfyiticgar,t,lll,l . lt public that they h IsSell this establishment,
, and respetthills solicit ace ttnuac of the custom
~I ; Table $l5; other articles in proportion./Att goods key, toavainery. cheese, I
•
anted to be what they arc sold tort lard, tallow, rat:s, leather, r '-1 './ o r i h, ~,K.t. wine, prctical Mechanics, they flatter
nielailsiY on hand alarm: assrittment of fine GOLD . and
!tido, pai w hi ..,I, tbeinselet s that their him. lolce and ctn. ben , : "(the
, VLni . arid SlLvith WARE. and red lardotystersdientp, I . ' l9O • .1 bdsiness will enable- theta to into not work that 54:11
Ism an assortment of M. J: Tobias & Co., E. Simp_ glue ,q-nd cordage. steel, 1 -,' • • .4"; • 1 . ' not fad to fine : satsl:tcli. , n to the roSt fastidious. -
- • Samuel k. Bvothers, E.S..rate9 & Co- 3 0 1 1 . 11 aff i - bran and Ship stuff. .1 . ~: They tire pre:hated to manufacture Steam Engtnes,
Bilotti., Coal Breakers, Drell Cais, Railroad and ether
--
G. &R. Beesley and other superior Potent Lever Rang cattOn altd wool. cigars, ' ' . C.lstings..l . C. arc.
: ',entente, which will be cased In any style desired. frestrt. fresh •fi AM dry , , All °Niers thankfully received and promptly executed
1 .. ',alinements have liven made with all tho above goods rugs g od „ i g,i w ine, . - on moat tea-enable terms. i
s, '. ed Most celebrated rnanufacturerinf England to fur- foreign liquors, wines and 1 : ' . ' JOHN WREN'.
n 1 !at short notice any requited style of Watch, for teas, glass, china, a rid T11051,4.ei Wit ON
, s , h (Mien: Wilt be taken, and ti e tame and residence ig„,„.,„.o,„itry, con- 1 •
i 35 .I,,lnit 51st 'lO-17-1y) J %NIES- WRE:sI
a_ . person ei'derine put nn If renuesteo. „Liclicriary, book , and ate- 1.5 00 • ._ _ __, _- ,- „ ....._ _
0. fONKAD, Importer of Watches. ortionary, spirits lorrenline. I Jost. 3Heilrray' l4 PaNiinge Agency.
'a 0rt25"4.9-14.-lil l '.o. 96 IC • Scenad rq' catophine, burned entree. , ARKANCEMENTS FOR IS-10.
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_ .
_,.- - -' --,-----. oats arid cape, boots anti a. RANNAN, POTTSVILL v , SOLE fsGSNT.
- ' 1 .•, - . Fir tiVIES I ST - ON F'S'i STOP ES ! ." slemei , houdous. feathers, ntorsT AND THE .^:1 0. I,ersllt.llll,Bl/ esss.vne 2:
. V. INTER 18 00,11,NG,,:„.,.., / trees, hop, stitcas, fUrnl- .
Orrierl to Tile t 8171:0 BTATCB,
SOLOMON 1100% (-• Kr tore, by weight. .1 THE subscriber respectful! liego
A • • - f rrefs . "...- V...V.. ,
Carat? of Arortregiett atur l::"*Ort- . , "No additional di lege. for Com mis , storage, or „le ii... vedre iii tender his sincere to
rol-rS4I4LE, dle,Cproitt,lin2 70611..11iinter.tint.'treiglOsat.nny itha unntplmy'. , ~,,,1 his toltntrosts rielld , antl [t hinks di
[April 15, • 42, •29-tf 1 • for the very I/betels:ippon lie has re
. -..ESE 'AriINOUNCES to his friends and cuss I
53-n
-s.; tourers and the politic getter :ill ! ' liW Ile I _ - '
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...1.11,,..........,...........,,,a,reived 6,r upwards of twenty years,
vivantn Imna tim most tdegant newts - i n , s and rolicits a continuation itt..their
isi . ' . - r.
of STOVEAstVer effeet! in this 'hnes.",. - ss_sz -, e Ases-4,,J,:xts ps-ii-e. ... sr"
I ~._,...1...^..;.„.„,,, . „, - t, •• - •-.,:.,.. , ...0 , I e•llifelenCe. The despatrinwith wilts his Image:mem
Fsl-- il 24 - I's-- ...„- ss
i - ces'-' - s• --,tgi - 4.-se - s '''''......5......---=..e.' i have been brmight nu[, and the Prompt rter.-*V 011 , hich
community emitter ,e, 01l the ni'asv •l
and In (eta pproved patterns. Ile Pal- _, his very 1010Ivretts drafts lace: heed told at the ditfenott
titularly naps attention to McGREGoIt'S PATENT 413/ " 'F , 1 C H F ',...., 0 LT;1 1 ., F' ‘ll . lP l i tt i t i n ir ec n irM L p.s lP N l l •l . 't y t , I g o r ' 1 7 t. :11 1 7',1 1 : . i t, l l " , o "' p ' Zi t h i, i rr,, l ,. r W,„l, h ;, ' , l ii:Pl, • l lzh o 'a tt r ;Tg e , • ii -t,"
pNIILOR HE ti ss hich ii pronounced the,besit • • Phil:l.lol,hr, IS, tons. l'i". t
, contra , tn eidered inio with hini. •
-iota mow in nie,Loth for in.0.4,0,..r.a0my,u.p1!..,1111L - ,
I 'hav the esdatiey tint of Wah.LOC these
St,
IO i N. (5.7*,,a,,,,,9: ~',Vc.',1,1,5,1',',',„7.'11„h:r.:?,,,1'•;,*.,/ , • , ' , " i t ; • 4 1 !,, 1 g ' , ' ; ',., ' ,':, 1 . u. : 1 1 1 ...1 1 ; 5 be 5, f:, , , , 1 , 1 , , , , , , i n a ate tile Itßa: CC , Aft LINE OF PACK
:,'
Sclinylicitt ConNty , Mill • '
' ,4111, 1 , ~ ...nano ••, will be hoots:ld out w iciness detay 'IT
Cant
Ito
Itatleitors. . •
~, wi."..,'• Front M.Gathomel.l ~e11.1'.('Ii1.1, 10 I ,t . ~,,," I ~, o , ~, J.,
~. ,',.. ,
Empire Cool. inu Smy Mt, a ralletriOr article (Mr hotel.. :,..,,;,. , i :L I , 1 vt . te r . , , 0 :. i vi , .,. , , ; : .y.1 ,; 0- , 1 . r i, ' 8 , :1.
I hg . ot i ;s \i l r i t;lrilat .p ri l .. Y .;
55 .111
Milts' Air Tight Cookine ritol, ,for wood or coal, I Richmond, nu: '' J . 9 ," 1 ' , ,T 9 1 ,-,";
...
n superior artie.elar fatailies.2 ,- i Philadelphia. lo - n 1 ,, L ,.1 in 15 ,
I I.iord. rtane,until Ihti.. ._ , . - Waterloo, tr.S. Allen.. '' 11. ...,” II "II
• Pallor and Lhamber-Stores„. , ' 4,i "
P allor
wall a large nssortiarle til purposes, all I Niceiown, ' .r t tty i 5 :tin-fol./ 11. !(:urni+ll, '' '2l , ''' - 0 '' VI
I Bernet fltotril Il •R•.. ,rt 1 ~. 1,,
~ Hems Cla v. hys, felty. ii Jute 0' II ti. 5
~,,f which n ii.l be said al Ultninally tlit• raten. • 1 n.l ' iH e Slop; • lt '; 31 "II
TINAND JAPANNED WARX-ilis ll:=SOrtment of i e,x ,, . of "=.chuylkill, .do I 'l'll
do I fat a."' :3 I name:, ' !Hunt. i" on • t -01 • ` `.23
Tin and Japanned Ware is very lege. and embraces Mallayllllk,
All the articles in Otathes, whkl e , .01,......ti, , '' , .
n .0, - "eel - abort:en li,s3 ,• 1 Nets Worm. littight, Msialt 0, .1 oly it 'Note. 0
I Ivtoottth it. it, do 150 13 :' ,l `.Bohn S.S:ildtiv.llaire. ll "II. " II
!era superiorquality. ltt,sclus. • 'Moore, ' " 2r, , r, •• 5n
All kinds of Tin and ?Scot Dee Ware manufactured 1 Tent out 1 mile be- 40 , ..
talc NorTistnn, do I , 45 25
. 1' A,„: , or . ron, i ll oolam!, /.11:oril r , Ana, a Peri_ 41
ID order et the stoutest notice. a' _,,..
ROOFING & SPOUTING. 44, is pf pparg,s., to e x. , st., rinIoNVO Or Bridge
ao 110 25 ,
30 1 West rdlitt„Wil Anent ' O, 1 ' II '2 ,1 36
- emite Tin Roofing and SBourne, be Invites those In I Wr,. Sithlt.ns it:obi. t'• 50 " 9.0 "31
lln I 35 31
want or ..r.r. work. to live bon a rail... - nr 04 ,5 0 4 1 Pint- hennellYi
do 120 .25 1,1„ ) , Patrick Henry ,Pe tiff, 'Feb)" 5 1 June 51 Oct 51
-himself to do it clicaptr and better than it sir ves t Val i, ' Forgo.
' Plornll4,lle, do 1,'20 15 •••••• 1 Waterloo, • F.B.Alle 0,1 " '26, "50 "25
bet - 111one in this place before. tie 1,41 15 00 t siterniam Cernilth. Mar. 51 July II sPiev.ltS
The peoliCelre rePpectfully twinedi to call anl/ .. .sam- 11,0.7:::::,0.td, •do-I 15 IS 'I ' D I Henry Clay, rsyo, •• .I " , at 51
n e his stock and lodge for 11'ni"h"•'• t " • " ii ' r,,,`,„,,,,,,,,, do • ILLS • 10. 00 "g0"56 " 6
New Ship, .
TIIEBUcKS COLT ECONOMIST 5i ' ,,,,,,, , 0wn. An l'Ait' • 0:, Si
PATENT AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVE. " Ears kW. Hunt, Mull II Aug. It Dec.ll
Reading. • tie 103 91) -95 I New World, Knight, in " 0 3
The Greartor Itcprocontnt of the Dee!
yltqweleft Reading Jelin IS e.kidtly, Luce, . " 9.6 " '26 "21
•
fornii
THE ~,,t' en't ‘ c r "`"`"'" ilY in , , and Mobrteille do I 1 1 1 •- 55
the public stroit he has see i 'ldlY "'fur', ,a,,,,,„;,,,,1,,, •
Is J- the. patent right for Schn7 llllll I ' ^ '" ). • ir.,,,Thore '••
rfl-- do WS !Jd
do '76 70 g° ' rt,,..1,,... .5f noel, May !I thla• II . 1 " - I s l ,
';,; 5 5 •Tv..a,',8,11.41n, Howland. " et
~ 11: . ';', z' t;
4- "I"'''''' the me
al o facto re and
It of the nevt •. . 0.5 6,1 • ri't ~..t point, -w.it.:theli "ea ,,
55 ! i td,„ , (Cobb 'June 11 Oct 11 ESb. II
41. ----
lb'
.•, • a stove -II .4 the J. Orsileshstr. ' ' de
~ . . 5 11 0 4 1 c.,56,...41•c.10',1,'N9n.r1',,'.91,...N(e,%- itsT.,__ The. freight and lolls on Coal to Richmond, and ! • i',.. '„ • ,',ii t h,„ t ,„ ~, , '•., t , , ~,1,,,,. ~...
F. 1ui1d1,:.,41,1,P,1,i1!iab.
e d uring - - ' -'- above ..." • • -•70 3 , , ...m .• ;.- 'tst. 4 ,... ,. .
std.-toot sinptioncha•cron notronoacs, maimen. a.....;••
g
C o the ntany iniprovements lately , intrn,loCed in , i p ' ahationck, Liberty, Si,, St. Patrick, Saniiier Hick& I
Colll,lng Stem . s, it is at k now Ittl
p ro( ell hands , that n• ''.' Eroto M.Carhan'.S.Maven.r.Glintoo. ) e.tlumbid, and Niagara, will continue to saR freak Lir-
BO:10nm can surpass tbis in al! the points frookno and i a ;it 1 (Gm 145
Zusirableir, that not eat uty•art intr. oiling sellold t;‘,/ tli ly • I - erpord sanctity itite.colarsocc,ston, thereby prdventing
Tile facility with which it
it. regulated, lii
regeLtrit y, 1110 least possibility of delay or detention ill Liverpool;
and for the sec duty
orllerrolte , vfl.vining to remit
perfection and deopoech with wil tell cookery and baking
•on be done es. one and the same orms, and the small money to their family or frit-tel., I have Snarled the
•qUantzty of fuel consomed, are matters of surprise to all payments of my thane on the P tile w ing banks:
4411 n have tried it, and gives it the dna. rank among all Armagh. {neuron!, Eite;skillett, Omagh,
the stoves yet introduced. It is line ssary.howcver, Athlone, Cavan. Ennbe, l'argenlotrn,
Itloement,a pl.:-
1 0 specify its peculiar facilitten in ...dye 1 Tondo ii, Fermoy. Etiniscorthy, Skibbereen,
novel
examination OCRs r,,oltres will hest satisfy lIW C Ildrlvt, COntel/1 1 1, CaltVay', 811 C 0 .
Ballbrtar.ll, Drogheda, Kilkenny, Stiagane,
who may wish to matte purchases : . and ii 3 ,.. it? alLerilfse Ballymena, Dundalk. KlllllOl, •Vralee.
a n d
notch pleasure to recelve cans, .inn sat s y liallyshannonllungars an, Limerick, Wexford.
all inqwdies with 'respect to its ealtacilirs and Ferro:l
ances. The store will be put up Cot thirty days, and r Banana, Dungannon , lattelondert y,Waterford,
found not to meet the expectations of buyers, or to per- Cork, - Dow npatric k,Monaglum, leughal.
form ns represented, it WiliLle taken away WOllOlll Coleraine, Deldin, Mallow,
os. I, it and 3-and . Raptand..--Messpi. Spooner, Atwood & Ca., bankers,
scharge. There are three sizes-S. ..Lontion; and Mr. E. S. Flynn, Liverpool.
'constructed to burn either wood or coal. Cali :sedgy: Seethisd.-"The City of .11 , goty Rank, and all Its
amine epeetmens,now really at the InnVe nett sheeLdron
'ware manufactory of , the subscriber, In Centre Street, branches an:Vegetates. • ,
• t
Wo doors above the Public Schnollwhem aDo.unY 11- Passages cap alto engaged from Liverpool to
'thing in his tine abut:loess may be cad on accontmoda- Philadelphia. Boston. and Baltimore, by the regular
Bing terms. packet ships,on application tieing made personalty or
"`•-nsville,OcGsAl-tfl , M:RAII.A.M. ST. CLAIR. by letterpost paid addressed to B. BANN.AN,Pottsville;
JOSEPILM cMLIRRAV. cora. et of Pine and South sm..
Sew 'Cork ; OT Mr. CEO. McMITRIIIX, No. tr,
Waterloo Road. Liverpool . }Janie --14
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s '---oves: stoves: stoves:
stLEET 11t074 &. TIN lIII,NUFACTO RT.
JACOB 31- LONG,
Grateful for de liberal patronage here
' r s, .:- t , tofaierhCetypd,respettfully announces
.... -I._. to the ritizent of tisika ii i:le atilt the
"P. surrounding coun-11,, 1 \ . T.,..continurl
business at the ind tn. d; opposite
Maws White Horse Hotel, on Centre tAtreet, in the
B or upgh of rottsville, where he keeps constantly or,
band an extensive and carefully setarjed assortme
nt
of Parlor mid Cooking Starer, etultracin‘all theil.:.
and approved styles, together with a vanefrof w
onee,admitably adapted to the,wants of the Coal -
glem,
The.'improve, d
with comp "
Brick Top tivlete. of ISO ; “rtn" Pierce's
and "Stew ,
Amer
lean Air Tight
art's Samnier and Winter Air Tight," are considered
hooking St o v e a lened t . rn. prettalds the very best
Cooking that have' ever been levitated. Ile
with confidence calls attention to his great variety of
Parlor and Coot Mg Stoves, which is unqueminnahly
the. largest, hest and cheapest,to be found in the County
o' f-Icli nil kill.
11, a l s o keeps eons runty for sale a largo and. varied
stock of Sheet Iron, Tin and Japanned Ware, of the
b r , duality and at the lowest cash prtces. . .
TIN gooritio, and all nark 'connected with that
branch of the, business, will be promptly executed, is
the best manner, and on the most reasonable terms,.
ildaylir49. —2l-if ' -
PititT-14171ND FRA:BIES
100 New Prints, among which Is an amusing print
of the 'Cal ifurnia Gold Diggers.
200 Frames for prints. All of tvhich tv HI he sold
ai city Wholesale prier., by the hundred. dozen, ur tin
gle, at we fitatinner's liall,and New* Emporium. 0.4 ,
t rg eltreet. three ilortra. below Market Huey:,
,'}Pedlars supplied at city ;trice' at -
iANN i res
b Bookstore, Now Emporium, &c.
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VOL. 1, XXV
SCU D MAVEN, ItINEUSVILL'E AND
TRENIONT PASSENGER LINE.
Ria tu.licta .
4 4E .. .,4 •
CIIANOE OF 11007 a. •
i rAN and after Monday, April 3il. th e line will be
V run as follows. viz.:
Leave Minersville for Schuylkill Ilaven at 01 and
5,1 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M.
Leave Scliu Mill Oaten for Miners vilie at} before
A.14„101,14., and 05 P. M.
Leave Minersville for Tremont a) 1 o'clock. P. ill.
Voce Tremont for Pintaville,Minctsville and Schuyl
kill Ilaven, at 3 o'clock, P. 31.
F S,RII.
Front Minersville to Schovltall Sheen, 05 eta.
Schuylkill Steven In Trzconnt, 50 "
Minersville to Tremont, 40 "
An Omnibus will run between Pottsville and West
wood to .connect with the Tremont Train. leaving
Pottsville at I:11 o'clock, M. and leaving %Westwood
lunnediately on the arrival of the Train from Tre mont.
Fare from Pottsville to Westivikil, . 15 cm.
CS•AII baggage at the - Ownces.sisk.
4,Em. MARK.
Pottsville. 0c138'45-41 . 1 . -1 a Pl4Sprrithre.-
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LITTLE SCUT* 'Lat. R.
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ttomi.
Fi:Zr.Q MI M 74 11 ki
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ARRANGEMENT FOR , TILE tncicm AND
' PASSENGER CARS' ON TUE LITTLE
6CHEI'LKILIe RAILROAD ,
r . pnr.Pa4senzer Train leati4:ls Port Cl intomdaily, (San
.l. days excepted) on the arrival of the morning train
on the Reading Railroad from Philedelphia—arriVitte at
Tatnartua in time to dine, t Leaven Tamaqua at half
past one o'clock, P.M , in time to roneect at Port ChM.
ton with the afternoon train, on the Reading Railroad
from'Pottaville to Philadelphia.
FARE.—TO fort Clinton, 75 cent.); to Philadelphia,
V 50.
The freight train leaves T. 1111 1 ,11.13 doily, (Sundays
excepted.) at 6 o'clock, A. St., and Port Clinton at 4
o'clock, P.M. A passenger cur runs in connexion with
the Freight train, no that paiserixorn for Philadelphia
can take the morning train of ears torthe Reading Rail
road at Port Clinton. Fare the Mali, as in the other
train. JOILN ANDERSON,
Tamagua,Och29-44j , General Agent.
Sutniapr Arrange en .'
priti.A., RV...N.Triti V. ile,
OA Id OT ry SVI.IsTar.
RAIL RD.
Arld r 7Ln "'"F-75--Vr.c9' II!!'I'l i 3.?'„= 1 P. 4.- 1,
— l' - ''... ' •-'1C.::::: ''.l.'
CHANGE OF lIOURR,
AND TWO TRAINR Eitel! WAY' DAM% CT.TISCNIJAVR.
N and after Monday. April - 2d, lista, two trains will
Vrun each way, daily. between Philadelphia and
Pottsville.
Morning line (at coMtnadation). leaves Philadelphia
at 74 o'clock A. 111., (Sundays excepted) panses Read.
ing at 10.45 A. id..
Theoonve 'nest( yes at all way slat ion!. as formerly.
A st LINE --FACT TRAIN. .
eaves phi , (cal Leaves Putt iteille daily (ex
cept Sunda2.3lr, Cep; Sundays) at :.ad
1 '' linen .451 ' " Sch. Haven, 2.37'
" l'ottst 4.15 ' " Pert Clinton, 3.00
" Readin 5.00 I" Reading. 3.10
.." Port Cli • 3.45 " Potintown.. 4.20
" Sett. Ito i
GAD, r" l'ni visville) • 5.110
A e m
s at Deo:Ill . o,olArr's at Statellpad. 5.56 ,
The afternoon train will stop at the above named I
! 515 1;0ne 1 passenger for other , poiate must there hire
take the morning tine. 1
Impm in Philadelphia corner Broad and l'inl Vs.
No passengers tan enter the cars, antes provided
siith tickets.
NoTicx,=Firty pounds of kaggage will he allowed
to cacti fassolter '.:lttlest . lines; and par;•el , :en are
etpreslily pit.iithlted from taking any:Wag as baggage
but their wearing apparel which will be at the: rise. of
he owner. , No freight will be tai;ea by these lines.
fly order of the boaol o( =tanagers.
3. LitSDFORD, SWF.
Phila., Oct.`23, Mel. I 43.
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And on and after Sept: Ist,
to I..Pcember Jlsi, tSt°, t SO, ITO ISS
by order of the ]Boards f Managers.
n.,
Decirh'lS-52-111 naA pro s cretary
Luzerne 'lron Wo•
• Itsoaear
azletob
,• , t moo. E/10. eir2t I ,
4t.f .d si
o.vosolc ALY.F.N,
111[1110DIDETORS of the above named establishment,
St. respectfully informs their patrons and the fluidic i.
generally, that they have taken the large buildine for- •
twarly used for the Machine Shop. , connected with the
sugar Loaf Veal Works, to which they have added a
Futindry, and are now prepared to build steam En
gines of every sloe, Pimps, Coal Breakers, itailroad
and Drift Cara. and to fattish iron and Wars Castings 1,
of every deACTiPtiaVglitable to the Coal wining or any
other business, on tflo most reasonable terms.
&pairing of all hinds done with neatness, and de
spatch, at the lowest prince.
All work (untitled by them will be warranted to
perform well. They would solicit the custom of these
• who may want 'atticies in their. tine to this vicinity.
' All orders will meet with immediate ad prompt at
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tMarch,S. W. LIDDSON,
F March 17, 18.19 411 12-14 1 6 11. ALLEN.
—POTTSY'ILLE 18011 AVOILIE.S. I
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SrENcer. & MASON.
ESPEETIIILLY annoances to the public, that
1` they have tat4n the Establishment known
Pottsville iron Works, on Norwegian street, where
they are prcpaed to.build ali kinds of Steam thigines,
manuacture lia ti Sued Cars, and 'Machinery °fairness
every description, at the ahorteitt notice, and on the
most realionable terms.
*Persons from abroad, In want of Steam Engines
will find it totheir advantage to ;lye them a call befogs
engaging elsewhere. Mass
PAS - flit IRON WORKS.
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- '-' PHILADELPHIA.
WrA.DE6 Wrought Iron Fluei, riultable (or Logo.
SUbtivre,M-11 tee, and other Steam Engine SWIM'S.
from 2to 5 inehee In diameter. _.5.15a, rtivi (or Gas,
St-Carn and othe purposes; extra; strong o f
for Hy
draulic Presses ; Hollow Pistons ifor Pittnpo of steam
Engines 4.m. Itlanufamuand for Mlle by .
hitißßl re ti, T A N KER E & 51012111.8, .
Warehouse a. E. corner 3d and Walnut sts., Yhilada.
Phrlada• Dior. 224 !,943 .
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AND: POTTSVITAZ
PUELISHED EVERY . SATURDAY .BY
,-BENJAMIN BA:NNAN, 'I ) OTT SVILLE• 1: SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, :PA
Iit.EncETJUNTS TRANSPORTATION"
LINE,
VIA. PIIILADA., READING-. AND POTTSVILLE
RAIL ROAD.
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WARES:UR:Mt IN PEHLADELPMR,
tspwrlt cinc CORNERTOMO Alsr/ WILLOW tITIIE.CI7. ,
ttAt7S
3. C. CONRAD., Jr. IS CO.. _
VORWARDING and Commission Merchants, take
V • this method of informing their friends and the
public in 'general that they are Prepare) to forward
Merchaudtze. Packages rind Parcels of all descriptions,
to the following places Haven,
Mlnersville. Tamaqua and to Lletvebi
lye. Donaldson, Tremont. Pine rove. Port Carbon,
st. Clair, New Philadelphia, Maddleport. Patteason,
Tuscarora. Note Castle, Ashland. Danville. Nottbub--
berland, Sunbury, shamobin. %Villiamspnct, Milton,
Catiawissa. Illooinsbarg, Ora llge , Me. Re PI Ic' sv
Street, Snydeilown, Georgetown and
Waidilngton.
Goods fee Mooch Chunlcalaztelon, Deaver Meadow,
Summit Hilt, Cunningham'. Remick and NVIRMStr3rIC,
will be shipped ibinugh to Tamaqua without the de
tention herein/ore-caused by reloadjut at Port Clinton.
OVlers fey,goods will be puticttiWy attended to.—
Pa rtiAi larratre io s elling,
F.
Me n. 01,111201 theCo Arty acnd ee foe:4l , ok
„"
will please reed an order SKlth the .I . earnster,hs tood
Casing OnleTW?..o . be delivgriTd,„
J. C. CoNOAD. 411 Dr..rOrP.WV. Jr
Plitlail'a. Sch. Haven.
Aptil.lll"9-16-Iy.
COLLIERY W
YCS' 7 1 94 55* - 1 pjll,l
VOUS DUX AND MACHINC SHOPS..
aid stag s ,cou
i,a., : l,,r tq
to ~uun
factnre loonier, at Lilt . 4110 , tera nonce. ellazi Laplace
and Foray:. o any potent and capacity, for Mining and
then purposes, Bettis,: C,..1 Cr'eativ ..*.for Ctn., with
solid and permeated rollers, as tiut) be ree,wired.
Also Engines and,Eftomerr Cytinders with all beet's.
ary machinery for Blast Purace,. flat Pipes, of
lie most approved plans Cop and flail joints and cra
ter Toyres, of the very !lest construction. They par-
Ocularly invito.thc attention of Iron Masters and par
ties engaged in the Iran trade, to their large stock of
Palter. for Balling havitiOlately constructed
the machinery for two of the largest Mills in the Celli
try, viz . --The Wyoming Midi at W ill:ethane. and the'
Rolling Mill at tile MI/Moll?' Iron Works. Danville.
They arc fully prepared tar this hind of work, together
with every variety of general machinery. Of the Wm . -
Ity of their work null, materials, it is enoutylito
that time and crycritore.the moat Infallible Ars s, hate
amply demonstrated the genuine charoctcrof their en
gines and machinery.
Orders arerespectully sonr.Ucd and will be promptly
attended to. • AYWOOD k SNYDItit.
Potcscitle, Sanitary, 17.
for itta {rgil:No of carrying on the Foundry and Ma
chine business at the Franklin Works', Port Carlon, ,
lately owned by A. C• Brooke, are now Prepared to ,
Manufacture to order at time ehortest flak , : et min En
glues, Pumps, Coal Broakerif•and Machinery of almost
any size or description.for mining or,,other, purposes.
Also Bail Boadand Drift cars, Iron or Braga Castings
of rare ~a ge or pattern•
0111.)E1IS ARE .I:liiiirr•CTFlil.T.Y
, _VOWEL BILLY - MAN & Co.
VIIANICI.II%I ikOßlih.—The subscribers
arc now prepared to fu: nigh the Colliers and deal
, ems of fichtsylkill county, wlh 9110.yelit cif all Muds
pa at
thelowest Philadelphia price t s. Attention Is
hey called to their Coal Shovels. Orders fur Shovels
any size or pattern Promptly attended tn.
Pt.Carlion„ Aug. 14. '.17. 33-Iyl St I, IN MAN & Co.•
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pm,,:s V 5.1.1,3 Fol, R'Zt:C-1„
V•...- , 4 -- ... ''' ..._1„•:,:',;,, , r:,_. ,::-.C;.•-••4 . r1.......„;.,t,.. - .
LIVES: SIVIII'S :EXIPIIVE S :4 L'IN'E.
1 1, "%! I.: ARC •ILEPAIIED TO 1 . 21,1Ve and f,rw , ard
1 Daily p r ne.s,..::er Train, (our UNPI". ,. ""
heing aliviv in chat,,, cf Fp, lal isle. .I.2.ers) 10C...
charslico of all deserlptioes, packages, bontites, R:lliCie,
hank AMC'S. 4,
-Also particular attention pall to collecting Ding.
Drafts and. Accounts.
Packages and Goods delivered daily to all interme
diate places between Philadelphia and P,vevile•
OUVICES,
Centre Street. Pottsville 3; Sattiti Third .st roe!,
Philadelphia • No. 11, Wall str, 4 et, New IMO: ; No S,
Conn r '
streellosten
Feb. 21, P-tf I LIVINGSTON, 1101VARD & 3 ,
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F - 11. - ITC.L . N WORK
Neu,' Arran gement.
E ngle lvon,lliorliss
rr-Tir4,
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Passage from Liverpool.
PASS:kr:Ed in rho steerage a the fltst Class
,i/ekos"`
I'acbet Ships-,Harp Pleasants, Shenandoah.
Berlin and Gurope, sailing from Liverpool for
Ptiliadelphia on the Ist ef every month, throughout the
year, ,:an be secured on application to
SAMUEL PLEttIitICNTS.
No-37 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
June 9, '49-71-1y • -
Edgar SL Barton,
-ye, ROAN BUILDERS, Espytown, Co
luutLia County avbeta the have en
hand a large lot ofaeaeutied lituiber.and are prepared to
Itudd and delves llama of this latgett class, for the
Schuylkill Canal or ablate here, cheaper than any others
connected in our trade, and built In the most substan
tial and durable manner• IJunetrdd—^_7-dm•
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Dentist cf—Mentoval.
GEORGE J. ZIEGLISO, DE.VrisT,.
liaS ItEMOVED'TO No. 32"..7 ARCH'
STREET, two doors below Tenth rhlladel
H ll . - i.: pima.
O. All O perations performed in the most approved
eta b.wa Le. and Judicious manner. .
March id. 1849.•
To' antierri. • •
A 8 BALES DEAR GREEN and Dry Calcutta Kim
4 -i received per Sillp Tecumse
weight h. w is illBloie t
Itolto.
. AVALN MORGAN.' '•
0 and 10 ftoutli ilniarves, Philadelphia.
In (Wore 75 Bales Madras Goat Seine. -
20-finio
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IVt. A. DEPU. BBurgeon Dentist, Wire in
.1-141arket lEitreetjteorth aided Pint door above Es
gut» Mimes Ofice reay2n
,
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erns of itrountsins, - Itietsts - rrbleb wilt givo'stiengtb to, our
=C
SATURDAY MORNINtr, JUNE 16, 1849
r .
To . the r lareuicu 'of Schuylkill Co.
•'MI. firemen of Et buyliall County are reApeetfollY
I Invited to be present AT the iFti ewer", Parade to
Sending, on the Fourth of July.; The parade will be a
grand affair. and no pains will be, spared - to make the
trip of their Schuylkill County friends ;is agreeable na
passable. Come one, come all. - Taos. B.Aroizrz
juneama-23.30Marshall.
E 32
, • . . _ Alien,
I,EALtII - 3 IN orr., •
7. SO UV! wiraxvEs, riuLADV.pilm.
TA AVE in Store and for sale. RIO barrels Tanner*?
Oil, 500 do. Common Whale Oil, 601:1 do. Bleached
Whiter and 'Spline {Shale Oil, together with a gener
al assortmont of Oils and Spann Candles, — also, have
constantly on hand a large supply of etuvlan and
PaM;ouiau Guano. [JuneW497.23.4t.
E. Carver.
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
No. 51 Need. SOO, Street. Ph:lag.
- 1 -111:Els DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF
VT „Contracts to erect DAyelltnes. &c. and layout the
gronnds for Country Sehle. or 'Cemeteries I together
tsith the arrangement nf•Trees to give tne proper ef
fect --Also, Churches, Hatrdtals, Prisons, Water
Works, Gas-Wochs.ff:e.,.'on the latest and most spree
ed piers, includinc hia.ting •
Ph itoda.Feh. ,
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~ 3L- 4,4uction Notice.' :
'--r..pcorsosavr.s' AT -31.1111L1C SALE.
V ' ' . l
. The : followlnc 'Lcitomotive Enaintii. be
,' ' longlng to the Gotrimonwealth or Pcnrisyl-
Li.:a?',: , Vania, and row I'omin; on the Pilliadelrhilt
and Coltrobla Railroad, 1011*14 sold nt polnic sale on
Torsi:lay, J nne f... 9. 1849, 0110 o'clock precisely, on the
Colombia itaiirnaiLlVest or Broad ritrect, vtz: "Indi
ana" "Mirtsis,llllll," .Whicon.n . ' and "Moutgoin
cry," avennd class; and "Virginia," and "Schuylkill;"
third clans ermined.
The above named Loconint Nes can be pmt and kept
Iri acind ronoing order for mitt boldness ate toiling
'ecperice, and are well adapted, for short roads. They
may be osamtned at the Parkeentr2 shops, Chanter
I Convey, qt any time retina» to the ifith of June.
I ra•Teans cash. and IWO pereintory.
i By order of the Board of Canal Commissioners. •
WILLIAM ENGLIBII.
Sort. Motive Power P.& C. It. It.
GEORGE it BORRILL. Aim lanoor.pone2'l9-23,4v.
TltSearara and Talllttqala
r 0 and after Monday May "Rlth. the
„ ...4 .•enbacrlhor ruu a roach THREE
TIM7I , A I/ AN, between Tanearoraand
Tamaqua. on the arrival of the cars at
Ttuzcarnra• The care leave Potteuiller al II and it o'-
clock, A. M. and. 4 P. M. The coach will !nava Tama•
qua at 71 and 11 o'r'uck. A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M
Fare 5.3 came. Tirkete ran At had ut Jones` lintel;
Tamaqua, and of the conductor or the Cat.
Junc9:4o-13.15.) irrEpitElt 7CINV.G.
Rising' Mem ilotel,
I.OI7AVILLE, TES 'A. (
r-Fg,l .
to T t
I l l i e E cn i et r iet i O7 c4 4l . l ' t i jl i t IV ) C ' .. a a n n r t v ° , U c a ' n ' T 1
nal' trlt.Veller* in general, that be has talten that
cc-,-- - ,Itct min:Wished stabil known :a'7 - pat's Hotel..
and lately kept by Jeremiah !Inches, at tne Contien
or :-./ rump and • 311NE99v11.1.E Ott, in the Borough
of Pottsville, which lie has fitted up with special ref
(creme M the comfort of Owewho may wool . him
r •
wiik theism's:tom. •
The house is pleasantly located. with stabling and a.
large yard atta , hedt, calculated to acconnoridate Farm
ers, and parsons travelling with bnrarn rind Carriages.
The proprieter li o n his house well famished. and will
snare no pains or expense to supply his Table unit Rai
inn Mann, whlCtrcatinnt fail to afford general satis
faction.
An attentive. faithful liostler will always be m at
[ tend:time. on 0-.I.VirAS may rely on l e ts Int their 11.41;-
1 ell properly =ended tn. . 31101.1E11' 2311.1f2Ett.
fitay19,.4.1. r —'l-ly
;;I:unalter Arranaement.
U. OF COAXERS
PROMTROADING.
FOR lIARRISIIIS an, leaves the:lton-
Ilnitee corner of Peon and Fltlll
Q. - —sts.„ dally, except Sunday, ht 10)
clock. A M. or Isnm.stlinlely on the arrival of }he Mer
vin: Train of Cars froM Philadelphia
ALSO, FOP. LANCA.SI'.iIIt, from the sae Office,
daily, except Sunday, or 9 , o'clock,.. same Ovi n e :
inanity on the arrival of the 'Moroni; Tinto of Cats
from Pottsville. Passtneers 'caving lilt-waster or
Litiz in this Line, will be to time to conaccewith the
A nernono Train or. Cars for Pottsville.. •
ALSO, FOR IIASTON, three times n week, from
Ore acme Ofilcs. nt 7 M. Vll. 2 Menslay,.
Wednesday and Friday ; and three timers week from
Eagle Hotel, (formerly \Veiny's) at ht 'dock,
A. \is v.le.t Tuesday, 'Thursday mint clatorilay•
t."-Netv Coaches have heen pla . red upon the Lines,
and every 'attention will he pant. to the comfort of
traemlii' u,
JOHN N. 1111LTEVIOTIE & NEPHEW,
Reading, April 7.'1, , P). 17-Imol a Proprietors.
Anthracite
Mit:Sn:my sTnEvr, -)lrc::e,v3Llt.. PA,
tetbscrther would ,e9teetrelly inform
hiw Mend! , and the public that he hattmenred
!r R'S -hy ltepp,l where 1w Witt be hw v to l `glTc t
every attention to there who may freer Mtn with a
call. (ap.7.49..15.tfd JACOB FRAM.
Alleghany
aso Alarket Street, ghee Eighth. (S.A. side')
111 I LOP:LT.II3A. •
1 .
, t • : •• _ • ,_ . TlllB taro' anti splendid. hotel has been
,g . 3-, „ furnished with entire new furniture. The
1 , , , 0,7 liar-ltnont is the largest in Philadelphia. The,
•-- -se - •Panours and SlninZ-rooms ore entirely top
crated from the noise and bottle, comet - tarot to the
arrival and departure of the cart, The Portico exten
ding the whole _front of the house. affords a cool re
treat in warm weather, and o spiemlid vied , of the
greaten thoroughfare is the qty.
The Lodging Rooms arc tv‘lll finished. The Table
as well provided for no any other lintel, with every at
tention of the managers to nethe it the best WWI for
Merchants and nu/dm - sit Men. during their may in the
;Guy. The tent. will be ono dollar per day.. On the
~.
arrival o f th:, Cart front the West, a Porter will be in
attendance to convey baggage, 14c, to the Hotel, whlch
it adJoiningtha depot. [Feb It 7-forno
i
}'-. WHITE: SWAN ItOTEL.—T IT E
'.7e r Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
Lij-igc and the public In general that he has taken
- , ---- .- --- 4 :- the WIWI'S SWAN 110 - rm. A'S II STAGE
OFFICE No. ItOßStreet, formerly kept by J,
f eters &,
Son. The House being large and convenient,
amt intim business pall of the city. be hopes by strict
attention to business, that his friends and all Who may
come to the city on business orpleasure 1011 give him a
coll. lie pledges oimself that nothing sba II be want
ing on his part to matte them at linnie. .
TE; 01S, ONS DOLLAR l'Eft DAV.
GLORGE RAILS,.
MMEN=Mit
lilitissilingion, 11lote1
s.-
(Fon.tsee.fa atter nv etsstnta. BEARD.)
Srhurlkill Hate?,
J at— The aulkertber announces In his friends and
~.- ',1 ! .-• the travelling pulthe that he hen taken the
t:...c" ; above mentioned establishinent; and fitted on
.. . ' throughout, so that It.will eiptal tiny estatt
lklitnent in tne county. It in lotated near the. IMO('
of the Pitlatilephia and Deriding It:slim:O. and nn the
Main:ll . er.; of the Romani,. the table will always be
ainnt dainty supplied with the thonest &limner; of the
.ra,oil. his chanthera art large and nlry, nail his bed••
ding of int. hest kind. . .
The stabling attached to the hotel is large and corn
ratelions, and attentive liostlers ti ill. always 1,4 found
to attendance. lie has also accommodations for Lbw.
vet.t. tt,:e. , . I
r. e Veliters ;
will alwart he kept to carry visitors to
ant part of the o.oty, or oh.nwhern. •
All he entirttes it n trial of his House,
feeling vital.
dent he will give entire satisfaction to all who rind it
convenienetnanktnrn at kilo House.
5P.%.'494-15.11'.1 , TOIIN JONEs.
-i
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; Wins; Ginn!: '
ri n 1 GJIT a, PUTT,
.
TOWN GAMMON ! STORE.;
..4 . = ! ' li) lIIILF and Single barrel SII6T
',""t": , .. ar:ltN il 'A , 1.6W11i1l EL,sSIIS, SHOT
s r ' - : . _ ., 1",.: . *::,. 7 BELTS,
1 DP PON OS C.kNINTEII POWDER,," -
PERCVSSION CAPS. i
- ,
REVOLVING .PISTOI.S.
I SINGLE AND DOIIIILE PISTOLS.'
• The :these are it Inc asiortmcnt of Co glish and Gov
.man nt7.!..iirlic l " o.
' i r t :lt r i:
itsztins a tine naanTiZtent of the most celebrated
.11;119:pl.i.EIT, CitTLEIli-, SDl:isms, AND
pAGfilpiG CORDAGE, ANV.Ths,
1 Bellows, Vitt, and Files,
BLASTING TUBES FOR elute: PLACES IN
(1
Mines, Safety Fuse, Long and Short handled Shovels
: :nada expressly far OUT own sales.
I lI.DING MATERIALS,
! Cotkistlng of oclte,halehel.Dintes.Paints.Dil ,Cl a se
of American, lermati, and'Enellgh round - at-tine.
- - - ICON AND STEEL.
Hammered and Bolted Iron, Sheet. Flue, Rand, :n1
Itol,p Ion: TOOLS.,
Blacksmiths., Carpenters•.Shoetnakere.and Saddlers'
ii A DDLGITY,IIMIPN ARE, &I COACII TRIMMING
I With. a c.iliety of iron nations Vine. 9-S 47 35
• .
, Cherotcee.' •
- 1
9!O
tokTE, mettivAL,
_ . TOE subscriber hating Mat returned from
--,:- . "-_,Y-...:"... Phaidelphis with the largest stock of goods
..,- ever offerei for sale in this place, consisting
of Dry Goods. Groceries, Provisions, Spices. Fruits.
Tobacco and Seg.,Ws, 'Summer flats t Caps, Queens
ware, Class Ware. Limps. Denting Fluid. &c. &e.."
has opened; a NEW STORE. in FOK'S (MUCK
BUILDING in Nom 2, ian Strect,tx.low thi Arcade.
where he is tr el:aryl! sell en terms more favorable:
i'n undiKa. than rho . of a other establishment
intrait ot V.OUts%
\
is sort et CfPy no erribracesall the new
SS ci,.which'are various and beautiful. -
len's d" Boy's_ 'fashionable
,Caps for sale st
... cents. 1
Persons c ap save at least. 25 per cent. by purchas7
ing at .. -.- . C.' INMAN'S,
. Ap.'7 .49.-:)541.) .- New. Cheri , ' S VIM
N _
ew Grocery, Floor., Fe.
AND PROVPION STORE.
Tilv subscriber announces to tho eitlcena of
• Muss Me, that he has lust Ottened a newlttoce
..,,-Xi...ry,Flourand Feed Store, at his old stand, where
will always keen on hand a superior dock of
cbbice GROGERIE.S.PROVIMONS, Fondly tY1.. 0 13D.,
TEA. COFFEE, UtGAII, all Of which will be se
lected ratli great care, and be soldtit Very e t
Tani. - na fl a tters himself that he can make II to the
interest of this community to deal with him: he theta
rote solicits their patronage.
lit MIMS %yanks to hisnutneruus customers for the
Patroulto thei , bestowed upon him In hisuotherbusiness
dee. 11..'47-50 • It. D. SIIOESTR.
•
TIIE.SUBSCIIIBERDEtti3 LEAVE
to call the attention of hill friends and
the public to his stock of CARRIAGES
and ILICIIT 'MACRONS now an hand
and nnishloa.,whicir he wilt Melrose of low.
kinds of repairing pmmptly attended to.
Recollect Corner of Union and Railroad Streets,
backer the American House.
June 5,1847. 23-Is , WISTAR KIRB.
• Commisslonerte Salo of Real .1
Estate. •
ratHE Commissioners of Schuylkill' county, will
I hold a-public sale on. Aonday, the 16th day
of duly.stext, et the Court Home, in the Borough
of Ormig,aburg; for the purpose . of, tang all such.
mistoted lands as have been puichased by them
atTressureit's sale:agreeably to the" Act of Assent-.
bly" and have been told by them unredeemed for_
tiro years and upwards; a • list of, which is here
unto Sale to commence at 10 O'CIOC4,
`A. M.' on said day, and continue born day to day
.
Until all is sold.'
Manhearn
Leta Masan & Boradin
I do - • Jacob Wetzel • •
1 do .Wm Braider'
• I • do Geo Dentler -•
3 dO • • Johnson Capp
1 do • Jacob Weitzel ,
do Robert Lewis l
do •
,i '
M Eraiden I •1 • ,
1 do Geo Dewier:, •
4 Wharf' • Benismin Dower!.
1 Dot • ` Sae! Brook & Potts
,do • I.lurd Patterson • •
do Abraham Pott
1 do Pnitip7
1 do :land Shliz •
1. John S Ebert
2 do John.hll...aughlin ' •
1 _ do Abraham Sholletaberger -
ll* do • William 11 Potts'
• • (14 'dot -
0• acres land 'Joseph Spencer
3 do • • do
40h do do ' do
28 do Abraham Pott
• Union township •
.420 acres land `Phonies:Reese
'419 do Daniel. Reese '
500 do Benj ( -lambi ,
500 do . Jacob D Clute &CO •
400 do John Eliza
I 400 do John Fields
2 1001 do Peter Gardner •
200 •du , Jacob 'Brammon
376 d o 'War Stewart
200 d o Daniel Breire'6lo
- 4 1 /0 do John Klinger' .
4001 do . 'Geo Rhoads
180 do Fusa & Netiff
300 d o ' Elizabeth& Haunt Bitter
400 do Cbriatinn 'Froze'
190 04 Fos,: &
200 do John Boyd
420 do Thomas Reese
400 do Geo Rhoads sr. .
41l do Alt, Rubimon •
196, do FUS4 & Netiff
371 do John Strome
140 d do Christian Immel
37 0 .do • W m Stewart
Barry torenship
Geo Seitz
Bourn & Co
Henry Stlchter
Peter 13taler & Co
Isaac Christ
Jobi, Haber
Francis Yarnell l&Co
Shoener
Ddla r nin
Solomon Christ & B Becker
Pi ter , Kremer
Geo Rah'n & Jas Mitchell
Jane Price
Geo Simile .
Wen May,
Joseph Barthlomew _
Peter K SeiEzineer
Geo Eys..er -
, John Reed ' •
Schuylkill.
Hutitzinger .5• Co
G,20 Rahn
John Kleckner
'Lewis Bering fiat Peter Miller
Ad am , W ill
Wm Wildermuth
Aieci Rahn
Leonard Moyer
311C(16 Kline
Lawton & Powell
J W Shoemaker, late B Becker
Geo Rahn and others
John Ketelaner & Co
Win Audenried
do do
Audenried & Reber
Audenried &
' Isaac Wetstone
Geo Daugherty.
R Carp it Wm Berkeiser
Rushlotenship
Alter, Stephenson & Cooper
Adam Mere
Klapp & Koehuer
Joe Cochran
— .ltstin Turnbull
c: has Lo,s -
David Nice
•. Buchner k Brtivan
Abraham Angel
!" Peter Kern . •
.1 Slicer
Wayne township
I • lot Abraham Fertig
01 acres l John Shari! .
29 , 'do John Hummel
do Saml Hain
20 dU "=` , Poilip Hoy " '
200 .do Daniel Mayer ,
200 do Miller fi.Filbert
70 do Abraham Fertig
7 do Christian , Ley'
.13 do Peter !Vick
Norwegian township
6 do A Fertig • -
150 do Haiti do Zerby : -
50 do David Hebb .
788 do John Pon
700 do Walter
324 do James Wool
21 "do Jacob BeeTtley •
11 rot Jacob Allen • '
01 acres Lippincott & Taylor
Wesl Penn township
do Cluistion Snyder ,
do Solomon Eekert
do Jrenh Master & Buikhard
do Jacob Lindenmoyer
do Peter Stele' wall •
.'Branch township
da M & J Sillymen
do & Filbert
do Filbert 4. Haiti
do % Henry. Will
do • Henry Will
IVeat Bounswig township
Nattier - I'l Zimmer & J Weiser
do John Reeser
do Peter Kern
do Drriel Shaeffer
Schuy/hill Amen &rough
lot 'Robert Jones
do Geii H Stichter
do S Brooks &9, J' Potts •
do 'Sashimi Bowen ,
do John Christian
Upper Mohantango,
Samuel Keim •
Pottsville Borough •
Peter Reinhart
Idieeer Illubantungts
141 acres Wm Hoch • ",
100 do Chas Werner
---- do John Jolly •
100 do Samna Hain •
300 do OCCi Heck: • -
90 do John Reed . •
9G. do Philip Buntzinger
27 Sdo , .joho Ktinsdroan.p" •
127- -do • Sammeiel Kimmel,_"
60
60 • do •! Nicholas Daher •
• 8 do Fidel Heitzmon ,•, I
392 . do . Mary Eckert
190 .do Piiiiip?Kunselgual
8 do - : Ssnaloot Kimmel
Porter township,
283 Joseph Zerby.
300 -2 : do Win Cava , -
177'' ,do ,do • Jacob Kitpmel & ,
60 • ' dO._:" • Jacob" Christ
150 .do '
142 do John Huber
10 do . John Brown of Peter
110 du John Brown of Philip
135 do Lay, Drenkle, George &Green.
await'
147 do
130 do
314 do
25 do
5.i do
56 do
30 do
151 do
3G do
jot) do
122 s do
260 do
100 d
'l5O do'
400 do
200 do
117 do
14 do
40 dP
513 do
400 do
200 (11
400 d 3
140 do,
20 do
40 do
250 do
115 do
100 do
160 do
400 do
100 do
400 do
20 410
112 do
112 do
60 do
1 lot
06 acres,
72' do
400 do
400'do
400 do
400 do
15 do
100 do
100 do
50 do
102 do
1
80 do
600
200
200
MS
114
50 acre•
IMIM
• b . d
JOUR:NAL,
GENERAL ADVERTIStR.
141 .do - do • do do
150 :do —do .1 do
50 do do do .do
100 do John C Kntieman
100 . Joy. 'Win Graeff &
,Co - ,
Pinegroce township ond barouah
300 acres Derel Hain, Greenawalt &Co
1 . lot Boater &'Caurcnan 1. '
101 acres. Greeninatt, George &
31.. do • • Cha6s A Snyder 4 - Co.l •
lots licob Crain
Co la, John. George & Co
9 acres
4 lots
I do
85 net . s
43 •do
294 do
293 do
150 do
10 do
1 lot
I do
do
200 acres
15 do
170 do
22 do
178 do
100 do ,
160 do
100 do
60 do
180 do
200 do
100 do
13 do
31 do
150 do
192 do
283 do
114 do
Gen Seltzer
220 do . Samuel Hain
225 'do. Fertig, Reed & Strubhar
200 do Peter Patten
100 do Nut Brand
01( ?
3 .do Dan'l l Hairi & Kock
44 do, -- _ Fre.driek W Courad
2 do - Artvdd & Caufman
'
223 do -„ Ed Bickel
17 do Fred W Conrad
52 do ".. Greenawalt, George &Co
200 d '- Ley, - Dreolde & Greenawalt
50 a - E..taiP 'of Zimmerman
373 o ' Peter Zolool`flD iii
430 0 E•lfite of Banawitz.
15 o - John Houtz
14 o . Franck Snaitzer
113 a res & 110 per. O'Neal di: Co
1 lot Ellis Hughes - Iv
2 do 'Ohm; Rick `..,
, 2 do John W Proton
,8i do . Wm I. , hman
1 do David Greeunwalt
.2 , do. ' Rein. & Drenk; I
. 4 do Simon Ulm In 1.
. 1. do Idori2z 'Redder
..rreenswatt,
John Salter Wharton
John 8 Wharton 1 ,
Greenaviult, John George &to
A:thinks Snyder
H Mickley (warranted J Hubei)
lit Seltzer (Huhcr -tract)
Ley, Keitn, Drenkle & Strimpfler
do . do do
Riley &Denbuyy '
Arnold; Mayer & Wharton
Ellei
Marcos Cadman •
Geo Ruth ,
John Houtz
Paul Brand
Chas A Snyder
Jacob Heberling jr
John Snavely
• Francis White
JO! Bensinger
Filbert & Greenawalt
Joe Snyder & Kemp
Jacob Seibert
Chas Snyder
do do
Chas A Snyder -
Francis Whito
Henry Daubed
Ley, Seltzer, Holmei & Co
Francis Spaitzer and tha heirs of
LXWIS BREIIII
h 4;,:. BETZ,
rnarLtr,
Comtnisiioners' Office, '?
Orwipbaro. June 9. 1898. 5
Ice Cream Saloon.
?vim subscriber ream:cattily informs the public
1. generally, that he in prepared, at hi; "%dorm in
Centre nitres:, :dove Market, which in admirably ar
ranged with regard to conatrt, by his superior arcom
naodattons to serve up every variety of rerrethents
of the rholreet kinds, in the moat aureeable manner.
Ills Ice Cream, the refreshment in the warm season,
in amonthness and delicacy of River, cannot be' sur
linseed. •
Pic :Nile and other Parties, Hotels and families sup::
plied with Prnlm.Confectionarit•s, and Refreshments
of all kinds, promptly, and on the blest salinfactury
term,. FREDERICK:C. r.rTING.
June 9,151 D. 9.4.11
Ice Cream!
rpiir. subscriber, no heretofore, will continue the
manufacture of lee Cream. In order to suably the
flemand during the coin in:: season 1r e Ora In or all
aavore of the bent duality, always on hand. Partleri
dud families, sutipltril, at the shortest notice, with
Ice Cream. Confectionaries of every duality, criii
atantly,on hand and for bale tilinleoale and retail, by
1r WEBER, ono itoor North of - the Mincrla
and' nearly opposite Pa. halt•
May 12,
Furniture I Furniture
CARPETS. VENITIAN do PAINTED BLINDS, &c.
GICESSANG 6. SILLYIKAN
RESPECTFULLY announce to
Iva the citizens 01 Pottsville and the
surrounding neighborhood that they
have opened a FURNITURE. WARE-ROO:IL in Ma
kantangs• Street, a feat doors from Centre, Where they
have on band a large and fashionable stock of Furni
ture, embracing the latest and most fashinnntile styles..
all of which has been instmlitrttired to their order by
the beet makers in nor cities. Their stoca embraces a
general assortment of all the article. embraced In for
nitliing dwellings either plait, or an the most lull! firma
manner. Bedsteads ranging in price front .13 to 8.50,.
—and all other articles of furniture in proportion. In
their stock is also embraced a large assortment of Ve
netian Blinds and Window Shades of the, most agar:w
hit patterns, selected with gre.,t care.
CARPETTING, BEDDING AND UPDOLSTErtr.
They have also added to the stock a lot of Carpeting
of the carious qualities, and Bedding, to which they
call tile particular attention of those in watit,of these
articles.
It is nor design to keep all thearticiee of Furniture
reqitlred in Schuylkill County, and. prevent the neces
sity of persons going abroad in search of elegant ant
cles of Furniture, all of which they are determined
to sell at lees prices than they can he obtained else
where, Isla) packing and carriage added. They there
fore earnestly invite those who are about furnishing
houses and Gamma:Bn wilt...mire additional furnitn re.
In give them a call, ns they flatter themselves they ran
give them any kind or - a ..tit out" they may require at
a great saving of funds.
HENRY GIVSSAND.
ALEXANDER Sti.LICMAN.
April 7 15-If 3
Wall Papers;
TilE subscribers have nn band, the largest assort
ment of WALL PACERS, irl the city of libiladel-
Ma, Whols-iale and Retail. conksung of every no
ley. suitable for Pailnrs. Entries, Dining Dooms,
Chambers, &c, which for quality and style cannot be
surpassed. Doing e cash bosiness, we are enabled
to sell a-better article, at a
LOWFAt R.TE.
than any store doing a trade business.
On hand, a large assortment of ‘VID6 Nem for
Conning, Fire Prints, Borden, &c., which rvillbesold
for milk , Paper barigingdeme in the Country. at City
prices. •
ll.—Dealers are Invited to call and examine their
Mock before purchasing elsewhere.
FINN &
•
No. 11.4 a MUM ;Tamar, South Side
Ap.l4 —lO-2tn Philadelphia.
•
:.heap, China Glass and
Queens -Ware. ," ••
Boma DEsmova OF ENLARGING OUR [SUSI
]) NESS with the eititens of Pottsville, and its vi
cinity, we are Induced to lay before theta the claims
of our house to their patronage. - "i • '
Having the largest and most cola - pike stock in this
country, we can offer great 'inducements both in su—
perior attain) , and price, in Preach, Listeish. Gentian
and Canton Chino, the real Iran Stone Chine, (the
strongest ware made] Stone. Lircrpool and Granite
Warr, Vein. Mantled and Cut Glaze
- We will sell for Cash to any person a DINNER SET,
TEA sET,GtIASIDER SET, era SINGLE PIECE.
Toriess mitncy titan any Wholesale or Retail )lunar.
Can. because the Wholesslelinusea most necessarily
sell on credit, which we do not, and Retail Houses do
hat a mean businesslßeeinnartson with ours. To all
which 11tCnt1011 to re'speetrully requested. •
• • TYNDALE tc. MITCHELL,
:Nn. 219 Chesnut Street, above Seventh.
Philadelbhitt, Feb. 21, '49. 9-ly
-
•- Lee & Walker.
SUCCESSORS TO REO. WILLIO,
MATE removed their Ttork of Music
Igi=ya2r. an , i 1 Illogical Instruments , in th e new and
p. limos store in Swaim's Building, No.
iF '16'.1 Chesnut Street. helms
Philadeiehia, whero they invite the attendance and
paten nate of the piihlic.
LEE .1. wAmEtthavrbg purchased lbc entire elocit
of Geo. Willtu. (who tins declined hesinceu,) are now
prepared to ozreute alt orders in their line,' Their as
',clement 01 Music and Maiden' Instruments, Is as ex
tensive that of any oilv establishment in the couo
-Ty.
Plano Fortes, from various well knritert and appror
ed Inanulbetorles, now in store, and will be conetant,
ly uttered for sale.
M. country - dealers supplied on eery reasonable
terms. • fret, 10 .7-dino.
-
Spring , Vew oad,* in Philada.
movirNsn'Arn sicknpLE.ss &sins,
3S Soak Second Street,--rtittau, , ,
HAVE received by their own importations. and Care.
.ful selections, a large and wen selected stock,
which comprises eVery deSicahle kind of
" STAPLE & FANCY GOODS. ;
Drees Meas.—Silks, Gtogiaarns,Lawns, Mohair Lus
tros, Chintzes, Linens, and all thn now fabrica far
BPSAmeI ta _ - - .'•
g, lt.-811k, Canton Crape, Thiber. Drone, Nal,
Brisor.y Plaid, English Casstinerc, and Seal-skin.
Friendly Ganda: - Plain and neat figured, rods of all
kinds, plain Shawls and,,Cap„ Etat, plain furnishing
goody
Idea's friar.—Cloihs,Cassimeres,l4l ll lniiii , TWc e 4 e,
new .innmer shin, 'Westin:re. and Youths' We4 r..
FaraiskiaiGoods,--Enellsiatulits, Blankets, Bock.
inre,Tahlings,Siteettags.lAnstisAarecagi ainaski*e-
Shoratakeri' Ovorif.—Lastings,Gal4ons, Laces, &c.
- Philada., Marthal. Ida l4-3mo
- ,
• N. Vorlt Pearl starch. •
THE dubseriber bas been appointed agent Or the
New York Pearl Swell. The Trade will be sup
plied at New York takes
xruit , lo , 44-21-tt C X. NORTON, Ail,
. . • .
tboite Patio.
A 110TIIEW8 PitAYTtt•
-Oht btarmily Father hythat name -
• Mich thou hast chosen o'an above
• Those whirlithy boundless poorproelalm
Thataamo or mercy and °noire,
Which tags us all our wisheaspeak,
Our .woeslmpart, our wants declare.
Let me address thee wax and seek
To utter thus a mother's prayer
Grant, heavenly Father, to msy child,
- -A heattaubmlsstve to thy will;
Thankful tor good, and reconciled
By love to every seeming ill ;
Still may it feel and understand
' That all alike thy love &clam,
The . cheeting matte, the ehastenlng hand ;
Oh,answer thus a mother's prayer.
Guide, heavenly Father, vide its feet •
Far from ambition's dangerous height ;
The throne where virtue keeps her seat,
De this Its homage and delight:
Preserve Its step In thoughtless youth,
From, pleasure's Rower-concealed snare
Direct them to the path of, truth,
In answer to a mother's prayer.
Beep, heavenly Father, beep Its Loan
Pure humble - , and sincere;
Teaching the band when to impart: -
The eye to shed the pitying tear;
With virtuous fortitude simplled,
Undasaled by the tinseled glare
Of fashion, folly, and of pride- -
Oh, answer that a mother's prayer.
Spared, heavenly Father, may I be, .
'remark awhile it rising sun,
IC so It aremeth good to thee,
If not. thy will he done. .
,Thir, then, the only boon I crave,
Grant that my child these girls may share,
• And thank theb on n mhtber's(grave,
For answering a mother's prayer.
I AILISTOCIT.ACI
}fn who,;in seeking to ascertain thoactual forte,
bearing anill significance of the horrible events that
signalizen the past week. in this city, should fail
to include among their immediate cause a decided
feeling of hostility to what a falsely called the aria
focrocy, would shoot as wide of the mark as a phy
sician, who, in etinlying, out the causes and statute
of his patient's ailment, should pay no attention Jul
whatever to.. the patient's habits in the matter of
eating and drinking.' :There is no doubt that no
tional prejudice and,pasnan hod something to do
with the destritchve and hateful impulse by WM h
the minds '0 some hundreds or thousands were
swayed; but we entertain no doubt that neither in
this, net in,the extravagant attachment of his fol
lowers to Mr. Forrest, can anything like a com
plete and satisfactory moving eatts , c of the excite•
ment that Prevailed form Monday to 'Thursday be
discovered. long-existing nod rancorous, but
most erring hatred of what is falsely called the
aiistocratic crass, has entered much more largely
into the outbreak than many ore prepared or per
hops willing to admit, %V," need teat pause to re.
mind the reader how perseveringly, molmnantly
and basely this feeling of hatred has h:stii
fed, stimulated a nd Onilerrd to by vellums jour.
nabs, under lope metive and ~anther, sometime
from cupidity, sometimes merely a spirit of
'vvanion mischief, not unfrequenily through. per
sonal pigtM, and often for no other end better rea
son that because a sneer to. "thy codfish aristoc—
Commksioners
EIM
rikcy".Er a cheap, easy, and telling theme for a
paragraph or an article.
Yet of all things in the world, there is no greater
mistake than ;his popular notion about aristocracy;
We do not say in the spit and manner Of the
usual comtrion-plaCe dissertations on- this topic,
'bat we have no aristocracy to thin country ; that
ad:no:retie distinctions acs unknown under a Re:
Publican Goveproent and Republican institutions.
This we do'not say, bexause it is utterly untrue ;
but we do ray, and sac shall show, before this
article is ended, that the real mi.:tomato aro not
they against whom popular odium is directed, and
to whom the name is . popubily.given as a title of
reproach that it really belongs to, and ought to
be worn by, quite a different portion of our New.
York' society.
~.
Let uo first inquire what an aristocrat is—in
what dm gin of aristocracy con4ists. An-aristocrat,
we conceive, is one who, either by alteration of.
law or by the fcirce. and effect sr custorit and social
arrangement arrogates 10-himself and enjoys some
privilege, or right, or benefit, not attainable by
others—by the mass of the people; and who is
exempt from Some or all of the restrictions impored
on the people generally. 'Under this true defini
tion it will at once be seen that the possession and
enjoyment of wealth, and of the pleasures that
Wealth commando, have nothing ,whatever to do
with the formation'uf on aristocrat. Suppose, for in
stance, a man with an income of a thousand - 410110s
a year by some means to enjoy an exemption from
fireman's duty or jury duty, while his neighbor,
with tenor twenty thousand a year, is subject to
both ; the farmer has an aristocratic privilege, and
is, to that extent, on aristocrat. compared with hie
neighlsor, though the letter may oat venison and'
drink champagne, while he is fain to content
krioiself with fried liver and small beer.
The popular sense, or judgment. is all wrong in
connecting a man's.batnts, or luxuries,or pleasures,
'with aristocracy. These things are mere matters
of lotto arid expediency, or convenience,or ability.
If one man Woes pleasure in bearing a tragedy
melodiously chanted or sung in the Italian lons
guage, nod another delights in hearing is shouted
by a robust tragedian in English, the one is neither
more nor loss an tirktoerat than the other because
of this preference; you may say, if you please,
that the taste of 'one is artificial, or unnatural, or
effeminate, or anything else you please, impeach
ing or applauding his good EC:I3 , or hisjudgment ;
' but aristocracy is o . s much nut of the question as
the Cherokee alphabet. So one man may find
his_plessure in a large and richly furnished house ;
in east carriages. costly pictures, marble statuary ;
exotic shrubs and Rowers, and the other usual ae
1-companiinents of wealth in our city ; while another
gives his'affections to a borso that can do his three
miles a minute on the avenue, or to the wonderful
dog Billy, that kills thirty rate in one minute—or
one rat in thirty Minutes, we are not quite certain.
which ; bet ono of these men lijast as much and
ju,t no little of an aristocrat as the other, so far as
tastes and habit., are, concerned ;• and„sither of
them is no less ea no more an aristocrat than a
third, who bas his enjoyment in a i black pipe and
' a glass of raw whiskey, or than a fourth who ...goes
in" for a quart sr peanuts and - a seat in the pit of
the Bowery theatre. Each buys his 0411 pleasure
with his own money ; eiijoys it, Cabe has a perfect
,right to die, not ris the result of any exclusive.privis
legri, front which others are restricted by_ operation
, of Taw or social arrantrement ; and admits the per..
feet right of all the others to find' riVl.'have their
pleasures also in the same kind ititb himself, if
their means and inclinations go dispre.ed them. In
tell Ibis; or in any part of it, there is not a particle I
of aristocracy. • ti
15 r e have said, however, that thereis aristocracy
in, our country; but that it is not to be looked for
in tho clogs, or section, or portion of society at
whose door the sin of aristocracy is generally
lai i.
Thu truth is, that our real aristocrats st , tit le
found generally among those whose rancor against
aristocratic pretensions i,,fierts:bl and most noisy.
The.'gentlemart"—sWemse the term merely to de
alginate the possessor of certain qualific &ens,-
' instead of enjoying exclusiot pnadeacs• io re
stricted, by his sense of propriety, his r, gard for
.
the welfare and convenience'of colier*,, and his
habitual tenderness of, feeling; but your r•sif misto.
mat knows little or7hOthing of these influences;
' he . poisons the atmesphete, which others have to
breathe, With his . font', tobacco-smoky, no matter
%whether it be in a railroad car,,ou the quarter-deck
or-a steamboat , or - a !llTonged , Aide-walk; in a
em icerf room he corms on loud, - and
.perholis, et*
'bold conversation, no mtter - Who may be annoy
ed by theinterruption ; he kney be (0036114 es dri
ver, and that case indulges his a Ogee/attic-feelings
by racing Pith some brother whip, regardless of
the lives and births he puts in peril, or of the law
he violates ;or he utay be a street vender of fun),
suilindulgia his aristocracy by blowing a born
as lowilis he can, without a moment's cessation.
under the window of the sick and the dying. in
a thousand forms your aristocracy display, itself
- NO. `45
anctcij.
-7- teaf , h r '
In its tea , 3 ape — t , v
—t rreganon . and enjoymen
of privileges', or eights ! ut benefits, from which
inhere are Iteitrained, CI oer by force ofeircumstart:
cesestemil In thernsolve,el by their own rectintde
end dellicacy of feeli r ;g• Even the newsboy
that sena the penny pa nristthe street find means
to play the aristocrat on Stindsys mornings, by
shouting their loudest oboutlhe church doors, so
as to inters* the clergyinert and annoy the cork
gregation: f,. ,
In a word, aristocrat' as little or tOthirig to
do, in this , country, wit position io society or
with riches; One may tr. Crcesus in wadi
1 and a Sybaiite, in litsury . . yet be modest, quiet,
a
gentle, unselaib, ionside te ; and in hint there is
no aristocracy. ' On the ether band, the rankest
aristocracy may be found ncompany rabbis costae
and ragged Iscltet, cow-bide shoes, a dirty face and
uncombed hair; with th ,coarsest tastes end the
- rudest matinees. • As it is Cot uncommon to find
gentlemen io workshopsi-gentlemen in feeling
end deportment, however iplain and homely may . ,
be their food end clothing 4nd habitations—so tho
most afisto4ratic habits and assumptiOns may be
seen, evendn, the loweit ranks' of those whose
favorite theme of abode and angry discussion is the
imagined "seistocracy" of sneh as merely ask leave
t e o el nj ;l y e's se d
ir' ui i e ti s u n l et
' unobtrusive, inoffensive way:
u
pursuits 'es lie within the corn-
Pees of their ;neans and inclinations, invading
meanwhile no other men's pilvilegespr Feint, and
practically respecting alt albumen's taates,wishei:
and convenience..Commerciel ildrertiser, Nay
16t6 . , k , . ..
1 - 7 -- I .
etiquval - poctrp.
, -
[FOr tho .11Inere, ; Journal
1110 ATIGJIT ,VV/?DS.
1,. : Dv D. o.l,s'aio wsit.. i .
—......,
ll4iir mou l rntlilly the night winds sigh,
rhenall the flowers ha! a gone to rest;
When dialnendsznarkle In, the sky,
And darkness reigns o'er nature's breast—
Thi.y atver earth whit it mournful lay,
lirreagetice soft isnatingera voice,
I . Or li
d biida note at dawn of day,
Tat calls each staiblq ' to rejoice. ,
'Tiasad to (latent° their' sound.
Alone, beside some murmuring rill,
1.,
And hear t heir music echoing round,
'l' e forest, hr some disiant hill:
The brini to memory scenes long peat;
01bllssfOl hours, or sorrow's team
Of ,l ye that whale too lirtght to last
Or
\
hopeal long dead—for many yeani!
Oh I yes, When allibose 41We:is bright, ;
• Loiik dark, inhere onde try looked so fair,
Are oneg and not one ray , f light
Is eon In all the darken d air—
In ti4se end hours to hear the tone,
Ofright winds as they antrmur by.
Aud
).
now an earth you st/nd alone;
Ito fit that hour for riOn to die.
~:Tis ncy,yet I've °kin thought; ,
Th brerie that's pessingyer my head'
Was mm Flame ditiont 'Edon brought, I - •
13y pints of the mightydead—
And iko Omit! spit its that !ttSiet }
At eurrimer's eve they pa itaway, . -- I,
Agalinto their native Ski al
V . .
lie darkness bolds a' rieerth her away
1
And tore they rest till night \Once more, '
Ile ails them from theli4eilve bowers.
To si,cep again earth's au rikee o'er.
An sigh again amongst the 110 - Wers„ .
To col
I once more the filleted brain' . • .
To - alin again the heath' g ?{cart,
To hi the weary Soya train,
, r
An , ne'M ie despair titS life t `.'
rotin i ISIS: ! / , .
rot .
; ;
THE IL NUTEiNESS .r CREATION..
It is is Utterly iinpOs n eilde-for-the mind, says Dow,
son, to conceive of the almgtt infinite minuteness
of an atom. \ A si gle grain of gold. for instance,
might be beaten o t cc 09 LS cover to equate foot
of space, trid\yet Itae have of aproached its re•
titration to ate i
s. i An ad ircble illustration by
i,
Delper may h g en. If uco a cubic inch of
.ulphur to fine (
le wrier,
and you may rover with
•
it an area of six A guar° nut s. Tak .
e one grain
of this pa-„vilet oful triturate it thoroug%ly with
1 nim.tv•nino ;:r r iffsof sugar of milk,und its pre
' Fence would I, ?
e•ectatile 'n every grain of the
I headset. Ta a lei; groin of this, and treat it in
the earns way ciath tither ;inetv•nine grains of .
sugar of Milk, nad so on. t a third dilution, as
ra may call it, the powder thus reediting front a
cubic inch of sulphur wou'il cover two square
miles of area; itthe fi lth, the EMpire of Austria';
the sixth the hole of Awe anti Africa; at the'
ninth, it would c l over the anti e surface of the sun;
with all its plan ts; and all their satellites. And.,
yet, although every grain of this powder the
sulphur was found to be the iptesent, we had not
reduced it to attims. Again, it is, well known
that every.drUp j pf 'putrid ;water, under certel'
circumstances, chntaina millions of anmalcuire;in
sisible except tolhigh powers iof the microscope.--;
And every on vif these onlinalculm is a highly
organized bein having et least something meals
gnus to a style:en, capable of, action, of pursuing,
of retreating, of 6ttack.and defence. The globul ,
es of the blood of en elephanCare perceivable only
with a microscope, and yet these animalcules must
have blood, and-that blood must consist of similar'
globules. i ;
.
One more!' The Bovista Gigintea, d speciee
of muabroornOU the space of twelve hours shoots
up from a 4cnrotly perceptible germ to a plant a
foot in diameter: Every, equate inch of its our:
fate contains three hundred and thirty-six millions
of cells, every, call, with their six sides is divided
(torn those around it 'by filaments of far more
complex struetuM thop an atom of potash, an'
yet we have tiollgot n glimpse even of the atoms
of which they' are composed. ' He would confess
inquiries suchathhese inspired by him with but
ono feeling—fear; It was as if be were taken by
some profound alronomer, for amongst the worlds
that people infin to space. and be was ready to cry
elout for some on to lead him beck to solid ground
once more. One; thing, only gave him comfort;'
he knew of something higher, deeper than-these
facts—it was th9i'r idea.. These were, after ell,.
only the lettere iniwhich the infinite idea is blast
oiled. He felt asilid the deep-thoughted Paschal;
-when he exclaimed, that although the universe
were to crush' hide, ho would still feet himself
greateethan theitiniverse. for he knew that anti'
how it Was creshlig him.
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FBL EXTRACT.
BEAFT I
i
The Independetit order of Odd Fellows, boast
of a peculiar philoroplaY,. but which is nothing
more than Chriatnin benevolence under another
name, as is plain from the following elegant and
glowing description of it taken from 'the Oration
of a brother of !the :
' ' , Here is a calm; sweet 'reales. Mit) tire the
green pastures,' laM3 the still water , ,—hers the
'
ways of pleasantness and the paths of peace I . '
The gorden which She tills is the human bent, and
the seeds which 514 scatters will bear their fruit
in ileaven."--Hv'S are not the 'pomp of science.
the Splendor of genius, the glitter of wealth, the
might of armies Itiith her pale finger she points
to the annals ofah pest, and they ail become bet
as chaff upon thehosem of the; wind. - Yet she
stops not here. ,Specks she how in order of tones
as solemn as a midnight bell, of the nothingness'
of human greatness' Listen again! and ye shall
hear her clarion 1 vklif proclaiming steed, that
human virtue neser ,'ies ! Aprears she now whiz
the shadows of Beath upon one band; and the
history of the word upon the other, to teach bow
pitiful is individual ambitior, and bow senseless
the love of self l ), Look • again, and ye shall be
hold her die:votive upon her angel opinions of
"lave and charity " , till gsthfr the entire human
family bpneaih their ample fold. Cones,& now
in the shape of a' hasty ' philosopher, worn and
bent with the swiighof years! Lot she comes
again in the shape ol i, a. ministering angel. with•
smiles of sympathy a d tears of pity teethe abode
of want, and the or death!'
.li. POWEII,
, 11k., !MORAL AGENT.
Mr. 3fr LOB n, of 151,,ii! l iTiTtcepting the Pre - J.4lone)*
of the Am. Sunday Sotopl UniOrt, saps: "If we de
,ite-to make our ky_tticin truly great, and to trims.
iinit to po.tatity okr in i atitutiMifi, in their ptimirire
6 - inviscitv and fiqee,%lac 'mutt, imbue the minds of
our youth with a litto'. and ;elevated .morality,
\
iihich ,hlii irdu nee I their while lives. .Andi
know of no meet's so ti well carculat to c - .auto
this result, as - Sr:Po' thirloaol,.--,',Whchre no
look to tho good ,of .04r eouni.ry,, or to i' twaro
immo , tilitY. the Feht\ 0:s ' ard recommended by
tomidrtatione 01 the dr n l ,4ieit ttinp,atance."
Publtc.l: 4 4.lobltlons.
• .
XTRA CT faun a supplement 'to an ordinance, en-
Ls titled "An Ordinancel regulating public Ealfdrl.
,anus, In the Bern ugh of POttsvillopessed 3lay 4. '49."
Be it 'enacted atria ordainedthe Town Connell . , of
tho 'Waugh of P.ittseli re, and by
it hereby enacted by
the Intlrutty of the same. '1 ' I L •
See. That from, undatfter the passage of-thie or
dinauce. no Concert or Al trilcal entertainment attar' be
held within the knits of the Bordner aforesaid, whh
nut a license fronbthe et lallOrdgess. first bad.o:d ob
tained. and the Slanting of, any 'such license, and ttie
sum to be paid - therefore as wallet the penalty forbold
ing any such Concert or Muir Iral entertainment. with
out license fret bad and obtained. and ail other mat.
tern appenernina 'hereunto. shall be regutathd by the
Provisrons of theordinanret:f, which this is a suppli-•
meal, passed birr)l4ll". Mi. 1 1
Whl.'[WOLP. aldent of the Council.
Enacted and ordained by the Town Council of fiba
,Borouah of Pottseitit. flay nth. 180.
juna 9, 34-4:1 1 1. OWNING. Town
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