P4=istvAioA:4:ol
Watches! Watches !
MIEAT INDU
CE IL CEMEN GOOD TS
-W TO H
ATC
PERSONS IN WANT
. . . . . .
LEWIS 11.:EIROONALL,
NO. 110 NORTH SECOND STREET. '
. ii&VLNO - rettived iddltlantt 'supplies of
aGGold and Sliver Watches of every description,
am London, Liverpool and Switzerland Im
°stations, ts now prepared to furnish the Very
bestaticlaist it price far below any ever offered, of
the qaine quality, and which cannot he undersold by
any other 'Bac In Philadelphia or elsewhere. -- Every
, watch sold will he perfectly tcgqatqd, and warcanted
co be as good av represented:.
the. .
. Watches at following low prices :
Cold Levert, full jewelled, 19 karat cases only *49 .00
eq peer dp do do - - .. ' 11,00
Gold Lepinea, jewelled, ld karat ease, 44 ,00
*Silver, do ... do B,oo
The 1,.. E. Broomall Gol d Pen, a iuperloi article in
elver care, with pencil, and vrarranted. 11450 I Gold
- Pencils for 111.00, and a pw.sids, Gold, Medallias, and
Locket for Datchereetype `Likenesses, Gold Chains,
Cold and hair Bracelets, Breast Pins. Etr Itine,s, Pin.
ger Ringa,.and a general alsortrnent of every descrip
tion of Jewelry at unusual law prices. .. ,
LEWIS li. BrcoosrALt.
?to lictintiti second St, ICC 0 dd , )o; below MILO.
[April 14, '49. 16.1 y
- WholeSalte_andßetail
CLOCK. STORE, .- •
No. 23S IKARILET Sr. ABOVE SEVENTH,
• Santa rids—gattaroccrata.
ALTHOUGH we can scarcely estimate the
valise of TIME commercially. set hycalling at
the above Establishment, JAMES BARBER
artilLlMMlsh bit Mends. among Whom . be In
.
udes all who duly sppreciale•lts fleetness; wittra
antikt and perfect leder. for marking its progress, of
Crhosavali.e they taajndge.
/lie extensive stock on band, constantly changing in
Conformity to the improvements In caste and style of
protein and workmanship, consists of Eight-day and
• Thirty-hear Brass COUNTING. HOUSE. I PARLOR.
/lALL,CIIIIRCH _And ALARM CLOCKS, Friath.
Gothic and other fancy styles. as yeti as plain; which
from his extensive connection and correspondence
with the manufacturers he finds he can put at the low
est cashg,yErs, in any quantity from one ton thousand.
of which be will warrant the accuracy.
mrClocks repalredand warranted. Clock trimmings
on hand..
tail and ace me toter them.
JAMES HARDER, 939 Market St.
Aug. 23, MO. 3.5-17 •;•
Mathieu Getz.
',lig. 30 SOUTH SECOND STREET,.
• TUILADULPIIIIL
.OFFERS late a large well itleeted assort
TMat.
Imported and of his owo manufacture, mei is— .
Ladles • MutTo and-Trichmings, Travelling Comforters,
Ilargian Rabic, Blitek. and Silver Fox, Martin, Isabella
Dear. Lynx, Janet Astraean, end all kinds' of Fun.
wholesale and retail. on the most reasonable terms.
. . . . . .
Fars of all kinds', Cleaned, nianucaetur,pd, Mitered or
repaired in the neatest manlier
IM=r2
Furrs and Buffalo Robes.
mriE Subscriber would respectfully invite Country
J - merchants and othera to hls auperlor stock or
,FANCY FURS, MUFFS, ROAR , TIPPETS. &c.
and a large quantity of BUFFALO ROSES, at
...Ifa. 93 Nora Third Street, opposite Cherry Street
11.11L4DELPHIA. •
pv[29'49,40:41 JAMES REISKY
Fur Manufactory.
JOHN BORSCHEL, Manufacturer and
Importer of Full, Of alt kinds; such as
P."3"; . r...43 - MUFFS, BOAS, Wholesale and Retail,
No. 62 Strath Stead rt., Fart Side, Phil.
adelphia. N. B. Fusin repaired, changed and cleaned
In the neatest manner. i (Sept 29,'19 — }9 3m.
Furs! - Furs! Furs !
F. lIRSSEL, No. OS North Third ado
W
.Manufacturer sir FURS, of all kinds, much as
Muffs: BOSS, V ictorines, Gloves. Claropes, 8.0. Also,
BUFFALO ROBES, all -6'r which may be had at the
lowest cash prices, at wholesale and retail.
N. B.—Repairing done at rho shortest notice.
Ott 6, 1949. 4 p3ino
riluilli.'lloas, Irllctorias,
• AND FUR, TLUDIMINGpIe
. •
. .
'L M. D. COEN.
FANCY FURRIER,
_,- WOULD most respectfull y call the linen
?.k e,4 non of all peraungln want Pr any article
', . 1 ',,t,, 1 . ;„ in the
FANCY Fllft
business, that he has now ready a splendid assort
ment of the above mentioned ankle., made of every
description of Furs, and in the great variety of
ehapes that are now faeltionableawhiqh ha offers to
Bell at very reasonable profits, ■t
FIJIt STORE,
52 Xorth Second St. Oro door. base Arch Si.)
Philadelphia : •
•
Merchants purchasing to sell again, would find it
considerably to their advantage to call and examine
his stock andludge for tbeMselvis before purchasing
elsewhere.
tgrThe fall market price always given for Skins of
every description.
The Store Is always closed on - Sat, ays.
21 b. conEN
No. 52 N. .:141 st., (too doors below Arch). l'itilad.
Sept. 15, iS62. 3S-2ino
Fancy Furs, Mulls Boas and
9
, • ' Tippets. . .
. DAVID H. SOLIS.
•
(SUCCESSOR TO SOLIS, BROTH mast.)
IMPORTERDESCRIPTION OF FURS AND MANUFACTURER OF EVERY
. •
H A VING Jost returned from Europe, with a select
stock of Pure, is now manufacturing them In a
very superior style.and trimming them id the must ele
knot manner, and would invite the 'attention of Mer—
chants and others, to his superior and extensive as
sortment, which, as he Manufactures as well as Im
ports, he Is enabled to offer at SUCH mimes as few
houses In the United 3tates e can compet wish.
DAVID IL SOLIS.
86 Arch (Mulberry) street, tl doors below 3d st
Next to Louden & Co.'s Family Medicine Store.
Aug. IS, 1849. .344m0
01 Store always closed on SatnrdAri.
es The highese:Cash puke paid for Shipping Furs
Furs: Ftirs Furs
7C OW that Cold weather is approaching, the - 9rdies
1 1 4 are beginning to want their Furs.
CHARLES OAKFORD,
Mo. 10.1 COEAN UT STREET,
• rittLancr.ruts.
ilas openeneti for t sason a w end magnificent
assoctment ofFurs, he
amo e ng witlrh ne will he found Sable,
Hudson's Bay Martin, Baum 3tartin, Stone Martin,
Mink Sable, Fitch, Chinchilla, Ermine Lynx. Squirre l,
ke., et' •ery . superior quality.
. .
Fail 311Illitery Goads.
J. op,. a. W. E. TABER,
X.. 19 Sena 24 Street, earlier of Black Moral Alloy,
rti man ci.eu la. D .
a!"BEG leave to announce to their customers
and the trade In general, that they bare now
in store, and are daily receiving. a full AMP.
Ortment of Fall Millinery Goods. of their own
Importations. comprising the following articles:
Uncut Velvets, Oro de fatigues, Velvets; Satins,
Ribbons. and tins, with a fail assortment of Bonnet
Stuffs,tluctrains, CrOwni. Crown Linings, Frames.
Ware, &c., and by far the choicest assortment of
French and American Flowers of any house In the
trade. or are to be found in these United States.
P.r!..--ff you don't call and sen us and look at our
moods, it la your own fault, and not ours.
Sept: IS, 1E49 311.3m0
Ladles' Beaver Bonnets.
CHARLES OAK .FORD.
No. 104 CHEr3 NET STREET,
r ttu.snet.ruts.
TlASjust opened a superb assortment of
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Beaver flats
—among which will he found Mouse entOrell,
Block. and every variety of flat ,o( the latest
styles for Children's wear. r •:
The usual assortment of Gentlemen's lints' and
Cups of the most fashionable styles,con also be found
at this establishment.
A largd and handsome variety of French Cenci and
Umbrellas, of unique patterns, on band, to which
special attentiou Is called
CIII.III.ES OARFORD.
104 Chesnut street, Philad
-3muelphia. '
45
ley 3, 1543
---... ----- ~
Millinery rnd.Silk Goods. : '
- A. C. CETTI, -
(FORMERLY ROSEN riuu. k cern.)
16. I I, South V se.. barcemi Or wart sad Market sta.,
sag side,—piii..•DELritu 0. ~
BEGS leave to inform his: friends and the
~ _ public, that he has now in store a complete
assortment of every description of MILLI
NERY GOODS; suitable fur the Fall flusi
„. pees. Be particularly invites the attention of Conn
cry Merchants and Milliners to his carefully selected
Stock of" Bonnets, Cap Ribbons. Silks. Velvets, Flow
ers, and Feathers. all of which will be sold low,and
on the most liberal terms.
ToCountry orders, panetnal attention will he paid,
and all cowls destined for the country are Packed and
'forwarded with the utmost care.
A. C CETI%
South 'II st.,between Chesnut and Market It
Philadelphia. September,ls,.-10t
• Leaf .Toliacco.
Mayville ld.
e wrappe rs : hilt. PC ucky
. 1a; ; ;
ryland wrsppers;l4 ease*
floe Connecticut Seed wrappers; eases One Con
necticut Fillers • cheap Cigars. Mann faCturers will
Sind it to Ilicir Lloactote rd rail at the fierce Cheap
Store of Wl4• S. DOBBIN S'
149 North Xd,S.t., opposite the Cold a Laird. llntel.
• Phdadelphis.
Ti li.—Storekeelsers tOtning In for fall supplies will
rlesse call. LIMINS a large lm of all kinds of Chew.
tag acid Stnokin Tobacco : - .40f1,0dd large Common Ci
gars. 300.000 cloaked. Hall Spanish Cigar*: .500,n0n
line Cigars of varinuli brands, together with a large.
sprantrayof Plots. Scc. which I Will sell at the lowest
liriees. MI hills °seri - 20, per cent. off for Cash.
Oct Y 1849.• • 41-3rao
Manufactoty 01 Pocket
nooxs, 4c.
No. 521 Otresaut Suva, abort Stroxd.
lIE subscriber restiect(olly solicits public attention
Tto his superior and tasteful stock of Pocket Books.
Banker's Cues. Bill Rooks, Dressing Casco, Card
-Cases, Pori Donates' Purses, Pocket K ni yes, and other
fine Cutlery, Gold Pens and Pencils, Seger Cases,
Chess Men. Baca Gan:it:non Boards. Dominos &c. &c.
ills assortment consists of the most fashionable and
wtoderis style., °rifle finest quality andeseetteut work-
Manchu, embracing every. desirable Caney pattern,
which be will at all time.; prepared to exhibit and
tarnish wholesale el retail on the most pleasing
germs, •
alePurchnsers who desire, to supply themselves with
.articleanf the best qualityr l consult their interests
lry calling at this establish:rant.
F. li. SMITH.
Pocket 13rink alum factUrer,s2i-Cliestnut Street.
August 25, ;ma aa-Gron
- E.. Hicks Jones,
WHOLESALE DEALER* MANUFACTITRES OF.
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
• NO. 18 NORTH SECOND Sr. •
;Between Merkel and Arch SIC underJ Sidney Inens ,
Carpet Warehouse. two doors below Christ GMT rot,
• • I.IIILADELPIttI ,
IlliiiertonenhAined viiiidoirtimeoeansttoattreees,lvirgerita.manneyd
Goods ofevery destript ion, (too annieroui to mention.)
Looking Glasses of and Siatuatitny frame', DUketi
,COaches; Chairs, ite.
BR • -
OOMS. •
Shaker's Eastern Wisp nod Country Broom. Win
dow Minds, Door Matz. Tubs, Sockets, Churns, Wash
boards—ln :fact. WoOdon add' Willow ,Wars ofsivery
'lleittrlption, all of which wilt be sold tow for Cash or
City acceptance.
Merchants would ave . themselves Much timeaod
trouble. by calling and examining coy itotk.libroPilr•
Chasing:` ' •
N. D.—Looking GI are insured against Break
.. to all name the Union, without esti& charger
• August 25, 1812.. T #5-303b
VOL. XXV.
PHILADELPHIA.
Stewart Depay,
AT N 0.333 NORTH SECOND Sr . 4 door, above
,N0131.E. would respecttutly invite WO friends and
the publieln general. lino may wish to purchase, to
call and . e. 130111113 ;I* hock al Carpeting, Window
Shades, tie.
•
ZVenlttaaCaTeting from fif ets. to Elf per yd.
us Ingrain ' • " 18'f " 111,('0 "
Three Ply " "81.10 1.25 "• E. - .
z Brussels" " 1,25 •" 1,371 "• Dz Tapestry " •
" 1.31 " 1,44"
r.
E. Floor Oil Pion), " :71 " 1,25 7'
La and frunia to 61 wide, wholesale and retail. . 1
2 .• Sept T 2. 1919. - 39-.2cao •
0
Mies's; .Carpeting.
EW 0154PETING, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
/V ltt. ece.; at the Cheap Store No. 46 Norte Second
Street Oro Carpet Store being• Arch). Jest received
by late Arrivals at !hie port, and from the best Facto
ries in the country; viz.
Ingrate' Carpeting from' 25 to 80 cts. per yard,
Impei)al a Ply, 1,00 " 1,121 " .
Royal TVAlled Venitian, 75 " 90 "
London Damask, 521 '• 75 " " .
Plain Stliped, 121 " 50
Owl Cloths for floors from 1 lo 8 yards nide, from 371
to 75 cents:pc r. square yard.
Also, Spanish and Canton Matting of all widths and
styles, Juskarnported, and for sale by
' RICHARD ROBERTS.
No 40 N. Second st., (first Carpet Store below 'Arch.)
Sept 1, 1840. 36-31 no
MEM
Carpets and Oil Cloths at
ELDRIDGE'S CHEAP WAREHOUSE,
'I'IIII.ADELPHIA.
PERSONS' ho wish to get good bargains In CAR
PETE oriel!, CL.ll'llB, either wholesale or re
tail, will do well to call on the subscriber, as his ex
penses in his present location are very light, he is en
abled and determined to sell at the lowest prices in
the city. Ile Offers for this season an excellent 1131011-
meat of
• •
Splendid Amperlai, three ply, 1:
Beautiful supetior Ingrain.
Fine and Medium do CA !WETS
Entry andlatair bf all kinds. I
And I.isL Gotinn and Rag,
And OIL CLOTHS, from 2 feet to 21. feet wide, for
Rooms, Halls, to. with a great variety of low priced
Ingrain Carpets from 20 to 50 cents, and Stair and En
try Carpets from 10 to 50 eentit per yard. Alan. Mat
lingo, Rugs, Fluor Cloth, Stair Rods, kr. /
11. ELDRIDGE,
No.ll'Striwherry it. one doer above Chesnut.
near Second, Philadelphia.
36.2inu
Sept. 1.1879. .°
Carpetin, Bedding and Fur-
NISIIING
WARE-110031.
TILE subset iber would notify his friends and the
public. that he has opened a CARPETING, BED
DING & FURNISHING WARE-ROOM, at No 83
South Second St.. Philadelphia, nearly opposite the
Bank of Pennsylvania, where be intends keeping: for
sale en assortment of the fallowing articles : Carpets,
Raps and Door Matte, Hair Miss and Condoled, Mat
tresses, Palisters, Connlerpanes, Comfortable.. Bias
keit, Spreads, Sheets and I'illow cases, Counting
House Cirri. and Cushions,CatoriStekils. Washstands,
Cots, and every variety of Mahogany and Maple Bed-.
steads, &e. DEI.I. NOBLIT, Jr.
~Oct. 6, 1819. 41-Bmo
! •
Toys! Toys!
Qnuß large and general assortmcnt of Toys, Dolls
and Fancy Articles, Fancy and Travelling Back.
era, Slates and Pencilo. Marbles. Sega r Cases and
Tubes. Pipes, SnutT-Boses, Harmonicas, and a variety
of other articles, can always be found, wholesale and
retail, at the New Toy, Basket and Fancy Slore..
JOHN DOLL.
.'1,i0. , 00 North Sd at., below Arch and Race, Philada.
Oct 20, 1540. 43.3m0
Toys Toys
GE.OttOE DOLL,
No. 106 Kurth 2d street. below Rare,
11AS just reeehtd a large assortment of Toys
Dolls of all sizes, dolls' heads, muslin bodies.
toys lit boxes, harmonicas, pipes, segar tonna .
hoses, marbles, jewxharps, slates and pencils, domi
noes. cards, canes, rattles, penny toys, with a large
variety of other fancy articles. nt the lowest prices.
wholesale and retail. Call and see, at No 106, Noah
2d pt. Philadelphia.
Sept 29, 1819. —4O .3m
M.& J. M. hose,
DR.0031 AND WOODEN WARE. STORE,
x 03 NorlATltird st. ose door above Area, ,itart side,
• -
PIIILADEII . IIII.,
VrAt!iUr&CTURERS and %Vhi.lesale Dealers In all
INS. kinds of Brooms, Brushes. Buckets. Cedar Ware,
Willow and French Baskets. Shoe and Wall finishes,
Scrubs, Dusters. Mats, Illarklim Eastern made Wood
en Ware of every description,'frc., at the lowest mark
et prices.
VI-Cash paid for Broom Corn at the Factnry.
J. E. Carver,
ARCHITECT ND ENGINER,
Ns G . 51 North S A
triA Street. Phanda.
E
DRAWINCS AND SPECIFICATION:3 OF
Contracts to erect Dwellings, &c. and lay out the
grounds for Country Seats nr Cemeteries; together
with the arrancement of Trees to give the proper of
feet.—Also, Churches, Prisons. Watua
Works, Gas-Works. &e.. On the latest and most awns
ed plans. including heating ventilating, &c.
Philada.Feb. 24.
Blind Manufactory.
11. CLA.IIII.,
VENITIAN BLIND MA NUFACTURER,
Sten of the Golden Earle, No. 139 and 143
South Second st. below Dock at.
ritiLstMattta.
17" REPS always ne.hand a large anti fashion:6le ne
n. ;torment of WIDE and NARROW SLAT WIN
DOW BLINDS, manufactured in the hest manner, of
the best materials. and at the lowest cash prices.
Having refitted arid enlarged his estahlishment, he Is
prepared to complete orders to any amount at the
shortest notice.
Constantly on hand an assorment of
51111OC A.NY FURNITURE
of every variety, matmlaettwed expressly for his nwn
sales,and purchasers may therefore rely on a good at
tide.
o'Open in the evening.
Orders from a distance parked carefully, sad sent
free of porterage, to any part of the cit) ll .
. CLARK.
' Plulada. August 25, 1819. 35- ly
Patagonia 'Guano.
TIES subscriber. invite the attention of Farmer
1 and dealers to tt, Ir Sllppiy of this remarltabt..fer
idizrr—their f.vn importation, and selected by au ex
perienced supercargo.
Being dry like the Peruvian, it to all packed in While
Cotton bags—but not bring that, a Government
monopoly. can be afforded at a /over
Orders from a distance can be executed either frotn
our stocks here or at New York:
SOIITTEIt. & lIROUGUTON.
23 North Wharkre., Philadelphia.
Sept 8. 1819, 37-
•
.
" Sportsmen Tape, Notice "
JOII.N. (DER,-
.rartheast currier of Walnut and Second Sit
PHILADELPHIA.
VPEPS cnnstantly on hand, of his own manufacture,
lA. and imported. a complete assortment of
RIFLES. SIIOT C'UNS, PISTOLS, &c.,
which lie warrants of therptality as represented.
to Which he respectfully invites the attention of pure
chssers.
tie to also prepared to suanly. Powder Flasks, Shot
Bags, Game liags. Superior Powder. Gun Cotton. Pe r
cussinn Caps, tithot, Bullet Moulds, Ball and Blank
Catridges, and all materials for Gun Ms, kers. Sports
men, &c.. on terms as low as any other establishment
in the United Stoles.
In letdown) , of his skill as a manufacturer the, Fran-
Mid institute awarded iy him Two Certificates in the
years 1840, and ISM. and Foot. Saver Medals In the
years 1844-1846-1547 and IS4B—all of which tinny be
teen at his place of business.
O.& choice supply of REVOLVING PISTOLSXoo
sandy on hand.
stock "(Campos received, also an assortment
Cr Fishing Tackle.
Aug. 25.
nelllloTo'Cds ,
SICKEL & SHAW'', I
Beg leave to infoon their numerous etistomers and the
ptibile generally that they have removed their
LAMP MANUFACTORY,
From No. 35 North Futirth Street to
.I'r. 32 Nord Second Street, a few doors oboes Christ
Chweek—rIIILIDELTHIA ,
lATIIERE they enntinuo to manufacture morn el
l' 2 teneively than ever; Sickele Paihnt Gas Fier
Lamp and Tongh'a Patent Pine Oil 1-Amps, neither f
which ate mshufartored by attrotherthoinne In the
United States. They stun make -and keep for tale
all•the new and choice patterns of Lard, Fluid, add
Oil Lamps, Chandeliers. Girondolel, Bonnet !folders,
pe., Half La nte rug, Miniature Solar Lamps, and Malt.
dealers of all the new and various styles.
Likewise Lamp Wick, Glasses and Globes - of all
descriptions, also Distillere of Binning Fluid, PILE
Oa, &e., &c.
. •';',..
• Philapvipitis. September 15,1443.
IVoinrath & Son,
)19 IS x.to. F.,..,th I , treet —I'IIIILADCLPII lA. .
INVITE Town and Country Tesler* to examine
their ',took of Goads, Which comprises a fall aa-
Gamma of
HOSIERY AND TRIMMINGS, F.
English and German entail ware. ',won't not-Mock of
Mauls ars Whit Cotton. Frlngeff. Woolen Comfort,:
%%Formed Mitts, \Notated Socks. Woolen Ifooda, Zeph
yr Worsted, Woolen Tarot., Knining Cotton, Thread..
Tapes. Pins, Noodles, Hooks and byes, Ice. Alpaca
Hose,rahed and plain, CaPhrrlC/ell. Merino. Ilogiery,
Merino able* and Drawers.Cloreri,Thibet , Cashriimo.
AF:e. Stag Bindings all width, Carpet Bindings. ShOe
Threads, Buttons, *lin. Bringer, 'BMW Trilllllllog6, ice.
Sept 22, RHO. 39.2m0
raper! Paper!
_ NO. 211 BANK STREET.
Bannon Market awl Chesney, and U sal su.l
ratter/ Win*. .
THE subscribers beg leave to call the attention of
country !Myers to their assortment of papers em
bracing tbssiltrarant varieties of Printing, Hardware.
Wrltine,Envekme , and Wrapping pupate; Tissue pa
pers. while and smarted colors, also Wanes and Boa
Bna rds, die._
Being engaged In the Manufacture of printing pa— .
pers, they solicit inters from punted for any given
trize,avhlth will be furnished at short notice, and: at
(ale mites.
Market prices either in cash or trade paid Inc Reis.
DUCKETT & KNIGHT, No. 21 , Bank it.
15p1.11,. ,
S'
- .
PITBLISIIED EVERY SATURDAY ..BY- BENJAMIN BA.NNAN, POTTSVILI,E, - cSCHUYLICILL OUNTY,• PA.
MEM
AND POTTSVI
PHILADELPHIA.
Nosy York Dry Good Store,
LORD, TAYLOR & CO., •
No NIOD Clangor Strut Plitaderpida.
HAVE now on hand. just received direct from the
IL manufacturers, a full assortment of Silks, Cash
meres, Mer Mots. De Luines. Shawl,, &c.; &e.
The colors and designs being of their own selecting,
and mariners theirs.
Linens, Hosiery, Haberdashery and all the different
makes of Domestic Goods constantly on hand. whole.
sale and retail.
L. T.& Cu. never deviate Darn first price.
0-We are daily receiving goods from the '(Oct
Auctions. • t
Pliiladel phia, Sept
co DRESS GOODS,
BDT 4 large assortment of all kinds of Dry Goods
required in - furnishing a house. may be found at
the HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS STORE. where
buyers may sine themselves the trouble usually expe
rienced in hunting for such ankles in carious places.
In consequence of our giving exclqsive attention to
this line of business. we guarantee our prices to be the
lowest In the market. . -
IN LINES GOODS
- - _
we are able to give full ratiefactiont from being the
Oldest 'established Liam Stare in the city, and teem
having been for more than twenty years, regular im
porters from some of the best manufacturers in Ireland.
We bane also a large stock of all kinds of
FLANNELS AND MUSLINS •
at Die lowest possible mines. • -
Also: Blankets, Quilts. Sheeting... Ticking., Damn.
Table Clotheand Napkins, Diapers,Towellings. lie
backs, Pillow Li nens. Tabl e and Plano Corers, Wor , . •
ed Damask. apd ISlorenns. DuihroikleVeurtaine.
Lace and Muslin.. Dtmitiexj-.Buie.Di..,C9te4,
Window Shadings, Tilikeygg&Pc•• .sshinariced,
urniture Plush, Ate. kcc , •
As we watch the Auctions vegrelosely, we always
have great bargains on hand::•.n :
rninst opened, handsome • PVliite-Pled-sploads
at tkl 25 each.
JOHN V. COWELI. & SON,
Linen and llnniekeepinit Dry fronds Sinre.
S. W. earner Chestnut and Seventh Ste., Phitada
Oct 13. 42.3m0
Autumn Dry Goods.
TOWNSEND SIIARPLESS &SONS,
A RE receiving by linportainins, a easefully select
eirstrick,, entoprising•Staple and new civics of
Fancy Dry Coods,suited for Autumn and Winter wear;
English Woolen, Cotton. and Linen Furnishing Goods;
do Shawls and Dress Goods of all. hinds ;
French do and Dress and Mantilla Silks ;
do Merinos and oth«r Cloaking inatssiols ;
Cloths. Vestings, and Woolens for Mena' wear;
India Shawls. Silks and other fabrics;
Lamm, and Coeds for Shoemakers;
Rattineits do do do Corriagemakers ; •
American Cotton and Woolens;
Hosiery, Clover. Handkerchiefs, and Cravats.
Xo 22 South Seco.' st,
Sept 15, 15.49. 3d..fin-sow
The Large New Store,
X.' Ir. torn.. of Twelfth and Afarket Strut.,
PIILADLLPIII•
W F O : 17 ,d, t0 then now
very I , topariirularatt..ntlort of our Coubtry
lardlitock of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
_having made great addition to the size of our Store
e are now prepared 111F111.1W an assortment embracing
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting. and Boys' Wear. Satin
ens. lo every Reality and color. Flannels:Red, V‘'hite
and all other 'colors, Canton Flannel.. Checks, Tick—
inks, Bagging Milk Strainering.Cotton Table Diapers,
=1
Black Uresi'and Mantilla Silks, all widths;
New sgle Fancy Dress Silks, neat style, do.
Merinos—a great awortment of the best French and
and English make,
-91pacas—all the new styles of Long arld Square
Blanket. Brotha and Merino Shawls, In pfdin and gay
styles.
Cloak and Sack Materials:
MUSLIMS—MITSLINS. ' '
We sell our ;gosling to our CllSlnlllers at wholesale
priers, and they run Wive any quality, width or price,
as our esonairtnient Is very !arm
BLANKETei, CiiIINTERPA-NER.
Blanket., of every size and quality (rim 75 cents to
*MOO.
—• .
Counterp Ines of common and very superior make■
. .
Linen Po rnn.bin...! floods—Linen Sheeting., Pillow
Casinr, Table Cloth, and Table Linens:Napkins, Tow
els, and Towelllngs, Cloth and Collen 'table Covets.
CARPETING.A. •
Auction Catpetinv. and Canto Mattlnv in the
upon! varioy at very low prices
Together with a full variety of ail , articles uaually
kept in a Dry Good Store.
'TO 3TUIt.F.KEEPEIIB.
. _
We are always prepared Noel' any of our st ock at
ths lotWesl.••aelt cash prices"
BAILY & BROTHER,
• F. W. tor, of 12k and Market ater
Sept 5,1619 37-3 mo
Small Profits and Quick Sales.
MARTER & SON,
NvrtA Second Street, roans,. of Junto' Alley,
ARE now receiving their fell assortment of
Il NEW STYLES FALL GOODS,
which have horn selected with great care, and at the
Lowest Cash Prices, and for beauty, superiority, and
&Imes% of style, they defy competition.
Our store we have so arranged that it now compri
ses five different apartmerts..viz
SHAWL ROO5l, BLANKET ROOM. SILK ROO3l,
MAIN STORE, and BASEMENT.
where we have arranged neatly every variety of Dry
Goods, and to which we Solicit the •
- ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS.
Our Shawl Room contains some 1500 Long and
Square Shawls, of neatly every description, such as
Blanket, Plaid, Brocha, Thibet,Cashmere, Crape, Ter
kerri Me celebrated ••Ilay State Long and Square-
Shawls," black Silk and other varieties of Shawls,
from 911 to $3O a piece.
IN OUR BLANKET ROOM.
We have arranged 500 pair Ribbon Botind, Bath,
Whitney, Fancy Ends, .Lamb's Wool, Cradle, Crib,
Ironing and Horse Blankets. from 411 to $lO per pair.
We have also arranged in our Blanket Motu, 5 cases
superior •,
WHITE COUNTERPANCS,
in sine. from 9.4 tn 14-9, of the Lancaster, Manchester
and superior English qualities, prices from $2 to ' sl2
'a mere. _
IrVe neat come late one
. SILK ROOM,
where in. he Seen 'a large assortment of every de
s, riptiensti new and fashionable Silks, vie:
Plain Changeable Sulks, full colors,.
Figured do do very rim h.
On do de in neat figures • •
Changeable Swiped Glace. Stilts, beautiful.
do Plain do de • very gond. ‘••
Plain Changeable Tine Satins—these, are the very
best kind of silks to wear.
Figured Changeable Tore Satins—these are the
handsomest goods Impelled.
111C11 BLACK SILKS.
E'srant Black Rllke. with a rich lustre, In all widths,
from l yard to I; yards wide; together with Plaid,
Sloped and Fancy Silks to great variety, front 67110
*I 50 per yard.
Proceeding from thence to the
MAIN STORE.
may he found an almost endless assortment of rich end
neat and superior Fall Curds.
French Merinos in every desirable color. •
6 4 French Cashmeres and Paramour..
Superior and Cheap Black Alpacas, from 124 etc to'
*1 per yard.
Plaid. StripNl and Figured Alpacas.
4-4. 5-9 and 6.4 Worsted Woolen Plaids.'
MOUSELIN DE LAINES AND CASHMERES.
Rict and neat figured De Laines, front 124 to 73 cis
per yard,
Pr Lainea in all plain and fancy high colors.
Rich Satin Striped De Laincs.
Cashmeres in every variety of styles, from ISI to 75
cents per yard.
CHINTZES—PRINTS, CALICOES-
We have abundance of Calicoes. from the law price
of 3 cis. to superfine yard wide French Chintzes, at 31
rents.
GLOVES —STOCKINGS—MANDE ERCHIEFS.
Always In store a full assortment of Cleves. Stock
ings. Linen Cambrk and Silk Handkerchiefs, Collars.
Bella and Neck Ribboncrinspenders, Cravats, &c. Loc.
CLOTHS—CASSIMERES—SATINETS.
Itreadcloth• in all fashionable colors.
Cashmeres In plain, striped and plaids..
do fit superthr blacks, h 74 to $1 50.
Sattinette in great variety, black. blue, mined, striper
'and plaid. from 31 1-9 to 67•1-2. cu.
vi:sT)1(18 of every variety. •
KEN I'UCKY JEANS from IS 3-4 to 31 1-2 centsl
FLANNELS—FLANNELS. -
Our stock ni Flannels is very exteheive. consisting
in Whites of Domestic, Gauze. Welsh, Unshrinkable,
Twilled. 4-4, and Shrouding Flannels, from 121 210
75 cents.
SCARLET AND YELLOW FLANNELS.
Plain Red Flannels. from 124 to 75 cents.
Twilled do do from 25 to 50 cents.
Yellow Flannels from lef to 50 cents.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS, •
Fer Ladle. and Sacks, a beautiful article ; Gray, Blue,
and Cherry Sack Flannels.
/We then take a walk into
OUR BASEMENT, •
Where we find a large stock and well assorted of
Sheeting and Shirting Mastitis, from i to 3 yards wide.
Bed Trainee, Shirring Stripes. Blue and Btown
Cotton Drillings: Checks, Cotton Flannels. Crash and
Diaper Tewellings. Linen and Cotton Table Diapers,
Manchesinehams. he.
COUNT STOREKEEPERS are invited to call
and esamitef our goods. We sell cheap. Our terms
our net Cask.
Recollect MARTER & SON,
No. 15 North Second St.,above Market St, Philada.
October S'.7. 1899. 4l-fit
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The Great China More,
NO. 219 CIIESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. • ,
THANKFUL to the citizens of Pottsville. and its
vicinity for their kind attention to our forme' ad
vertisements. and their Increased custom, we would
again request their company to view our large and
splendid assortment of
CIIIN A CLASS AND QUEENS WARE.
• Dinner Sets, Tea Sew, Toilet Sets.
Plates. Dishes, Pitchi.rs, i. e .
Jac
Glass Tumblers, Salts, Wines, "
Decanters,'" Cantles. Preserve Dishes.
&c. &c Many quantity to stilt purchasers will be sot
lower than the same quality can he obtained for else
where—ln fan at less than Wholesale Prices. -
A splendiimpfANlSlAd assortment oMETALWf American
ARE and English new
of very many styles and at all prices, Ina as went
never before offered for sale Id this city.
• FANCY CHINA In great variety very Cheap.
trd.We hereby eyeful uk invitetion to any person
frain Pottavllb or ill nelebbnhood to cal and see as,
and they will at least be pleased to walk around, our
beautiful store,Snd look_over. lye linen neck In the
ceantry, tonsideted one of the Mint of the city.
Very respectfully,
TVNDALE & MITCHELL. ,
PO Ilada. Feb 14, V. F-17
j' `.
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SATURDAY
PIECTLADELPIEUL
•
Boys' and pdidren?s:clotiting.
snbas.riber bat on band a complete assortment
1 of Clothing, adapted to the season, suited fur Boys
of three years of age. to young ChuLlemen of aixtren
'Any person purchasing Clotbirtg at this establish
ment can have the privilege or returning them it they
do 'not suit.
Feb .7. -49. 7-1 y) F. A. norr. •
NO. 264 ebesnote - below-Tenth; Poiladar
•
Harkness a:Son2i
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
NO. 128 MARKET STREET.
. Tit Soutkeast corner of Foluth •Piftt.settzata.
/4. B••••-took oat for the tins Story Building (tat.)
lin IS Deservedly popular Xstabi isineant has main.
lathed for the last twenty pears a reputation
-for the excellence and- cheapness of Clothing unat••
tithed by any othei house in the trade! In consider
ation of the immeuse'anioutit of public patronage nen
stowed on them, the proprietors have spared neither
pains nor expense in securing the services of cutters
of undobted ability; and for the Fall Trade of 1845,
they offer such a stock of superior ready made Cfoth-
Ina as they arc confident cannot be equalled In Phil
adelphia or elsewhere. Every article of clothing
menufactured by them •is of the best materials and
workmanship, and . from the superior facilities they
possessin the putthase of their goods, they are en.
ailed to supply the public et the lowest rate. Those
. • 0 have not eel -visited this Emporium of Fashion.
omining al . , style and quantity of their elnibing
•e sati, + . is their interest to purchase of
ma - ,
prong • -•
i.k. •
• assortmen t 9Clgoods soul he
L i o
, 4 d sir •• •,•,.. itched anemia's of the latest
et:Troa. " - i i • .• • lb. sold.eisewloge Cl 'is cuo
~ t r, 9, s• • •••,,; kJ:West/Ind •PrEct.'"Cwattlkoric,
•gpropft,g ' il t ...,A,,, , didthle-the nieney; fancy aqd
Madeline:tut", •••,•••••• "g 3 001. rich mild black Salim
Teals, 82 501 ~ . :I thlicent lot fir Cloaks at SIO 00,
'such da cannot •f• • • ehtlikother stores for lesilhan
CAM' , All otheia • %O . f atcorresponding low rates.
N:o.—Every Cal ishtkeia at Oda punts is war
ranted to fit with case and eine:ince.
HARKNESS & SON,
S. E. CornerofFnurth and Alurket•strvet.
-40-2 m
. .
N. IL—C. llsrkness & Hon are the only agents In
Philadelphia fat the sale of ft. IIEINdfiCIPS Pranming
Tailors :Shears. Ladles SCii■OrS, &c,l '
On. 1? , 1819. 42,8m0
School Books and Stationary.
'VHF. Anhscriber Invites the attersijon of ail In want
.1- SCHOOL ROOKS A ND STATIONARY, In fa
vor him with a call. Having had ionsiderable expe
rience in getting op V3/10115 kinds of Books, for the
higher classes of schnnte: such as Composition, Speci
men and Drawing Rooks, Record lof Recitation and
Condact Piece Rooks, Copy noel Cypliering Books,
Charter Poper,&c. Bcc. Also, superior quality of INK
by the Gallon or In bottles, of various size!
- T. R. COMMA N,
Stationer, No. 1' SouttOth HR. Thilada:
Sept 2.2: 1849, . /89 34n0
- - ---
Pure Fresh Cod Liver All.
TlllB new and valuable Medicine, now used by the
medical proregslon with soch - abtonisbinx efficacy
in the cure of Pulmonary Consumption. tcrofnia.
Chronic Ithetimatiatu, Gout, General Debility. com
plaints of the Kulnep, &c., Ste., V prepared from the
liver of the Cod Fish tar medicinal use, expressly for
our sales. •
• .
• • •
[Fstrect from the London Medical Journal.]
"C. J. 11. Williams. M. D . , F. R. S., Professor of
Medicine In University College, London, Consulting
Physician to the Hospital for Consumption, dm, says
I have prescribed the Oil in above four hundred eases
of tuburculous disease of the Lungs. indifferent
stag., which have been under my care the Inst two
years and a half. In the large number of cases, 2116
out of 231, its use was followed by' marked and on
equivocal Improvement, varying In degree in different
canes. from a teipproary retardation of the progress of
the disease. and a tnitigat ion at distressing symptoms,
up to a more or less complete 'restoration to : apparent
henlill.°
..The effect of Cod Liver Oil In most attn., cases
was very remarkable. Erie inn a f..w days the cough
wasmitigated, the expectoration diutinished In gentili
ty an•l opacity, the night Meali erased. the pulse be•
come slower, and of tome: , vulnwn, and the appetite,
desk and strength were gradually improved.
•'ln conclusion, I repeat that the pure fresh nil from
the Liver of the Cod Is more beneficial in the treat
ment of. Pulmonary Consumption than any agent; me.
dicinal, 411elic or regimenal, that has yet been em
ployed."
As we have made arrangements to procure the Cod
Liver Oil.'fre:,ll (mill head quart..ts, it can now lie
had chemically pure by the single bottle, or In boxes
of one d..zen each.
Its wnmderful efficacy has 111.1dced ml l mus
nue imitations," As its PUCCPss tlepends entirely on
its purity. ton much care cannot be need In procuring
It genuine.
Every bottle having on It our written signature may
be depended npon as genuine
Paut2lllets containing an analysis of the Oil; with
notices of it from Medical Journals, will ,be sent to
those who address us free of pnstage.
JOHN C BAKER & CO..
Wholes.tle 1/timeline and Chemists.
100 North Third-street. Philadelphi.i.
Oct 13. 1840. ' 42-ffino
United States and Torelgn
12E=
No. - 75 DOCK STREg7
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ch a n
WIN! ire ll , l . l T i ...0 5 1 , ' K r
v.
forceS E g t
i h n e "" transaction d of all
business connerted with the Patent Office.
Moners, DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIO/11
neatly and accurately made and Patents obtained with
despatch. II isthorough, theoretical and Prnctical
knowledge of the Mechanical arts, induces him to says
that in nil cares where he advises an•application for e
Patent, in rase it as not obtained, the fees for his ser
vices will he returned, and he will also gonrrantee,
that all patents °brained through his (Alice, will be sus
tained by the courts. Many Inventors are sulderted in
cow delays and loss °fume and mutility by employing
turompetent person to.make their specs alions, unit
ftequently have to surrender their patenti and gulls
re-issue. •
Inventor's stn distance can send their models and a
atetetnent of their claims directed to Wu. flutddics,,U•
8. Patent Agency, No. 7.5. Dock. Sheet, Philadelphia,
Pa., and the strictest secrecy will be observed until the
Patent is obtained.
Drawings and SPeeinctillons for Factories. Milis.&c,
and nit kinds of Machinery purchased on•Constoission;
unit competent men furnish to put the same in opera=
tion in any tort of the United thatee,_ South America
and the West Indies.
RF.FERENCES
lien. Z• Doerr Pria'rr, President of the Mechanics Testi
lute. New York.
Messrs. STI LIMAN, ALLEN S Co., Novelty Works,New
York.
" PETE/ Mogan. A. Co., Columbian Foundry
New York.
Coe LT. ELLICOTT & DAVI F9' Philadelphia, Pa.'
ADAM/ & J Pnv is. Pittaburit.Ta.
Mr. Tuoir•s.l. latV Calms' E, Baltimore, Md.
Rosen". A. Tacos. " • "
• •
" Linen, Cincinnati, Ohlo.
" WAL.Tra llorLen. Chicago, Illinoln
" J. Ai.MiLLE!%, Savannah. Ga.
" Wm. C. (intone, Mobile. Ala.
" IL T. Trinvou LL, Waiihington, Mite
" Tiinv. J. Knau, Charleston, P.C.
May 12. 20-10
3lontgontery's Patent Boller.
-r TOM attention int the public, generally, is respect
'. fully Invited In this valuable impmvement. Ex
periments which have been nude durlug the past year,
nn steumbnats. both in salt, and fresh water, as, a 1.,,
those bolleis for power purpoves, no laud have fully
tested its superior qualities as a steam generator; and
the great Laving of feet, weight., cod space, occupied
.over any boiler nnw in use.
Boilers on this plan, may new be seen in operation
at the establishment of
' Hecker & Brothers, Flour 51illa, 201 Cherry New
Yolk.
Donner & Brothers 922 Pearl nt.. , New York.
Mott & Ayres. Foundry font tit 25that., North River:
Alla rate Dock, Brooklyn„ New York.-
A. W. 51e trail, 63 and h 5 Centre st., New York.
D. D. B edger & C. 1., 4 eand 46 Doane st.. New Yor
N. B. Starburk's Fotlndry, Troy, New York.
Smith & Curleti, Baltimore. •
Ate:ultimata "Jonas C. !leant," and "Edward Pay.
on," foul of Liberty street, Now York, and on board
the steam towtmat"Jotitt P. Whit ney,"Ne w Orleans.
For farther information. apply to I
JAMES MONTGOSIERY & SAMUEL WARD
15 South Wiliam st., New York.
Or to .I.IIF.NRY BELL, 4i Routh Third st;
June IV 41. "5-1 y) above
" N. J. Lawrence,:,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OM' sotTii.
wo'rnit MANUFACTURING 'CO'S
WRITING PAPER.'
Mira ease Nu. 3 Afinoertrert. PXoadripkia.
inn Cases of the above irupeGpr Papers now in
N.H./Xtore. and for stile to the uses atal the lowest
market prices. consisting in part of—
Fine thirk Flat Cape, 1:1, 11, 15 and 16 Ihs.; blue and
white.
Superfine Medium and - Dent' Writings, blue and
white.
Extra super and superfine Folio Posts, blue and
white, plain and ruled.
Superfine Commercial Posts, blue and white, plain
nod ruled.
Extra Super Linen Note Papees.'plelu and gilt. .
Superfine and firm Bill Papers. long and broad.
Superfine and fine Counting-Rouse Caps and Potts
blue and while.
Extra super Collared' Caps and. Letters, plain ann
ruled. blue and while.
Ettramnper Congress Caps and Letter - A.lor.
Superfine Berman Cape and Pow,.
Superfine blue linen thin Letters. -
Extra caper Bath Posts, blue and whiie, plain and
ruled.
Embroisleed Note Papery and Entielopes.
f•Lawyet's" Brief Papers.
Supertiner and fine Caps and Posts. ruled and plain
blue and white, ITZIIIOOI qualltiee.and prlCest
Also. 1000 reams while an/imam - tett Shoe Pane&
Botinet Boards, white and sesorted Tissue, Tea.Wrep..
ping, Envelope, assorted _d
blue Medi um), Cap Wrap—
pers. Blythe/ire Papers, &c.
July 7, 1649.
=33
361.161;367„ - , _
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No 376 Nola Strut, ah.o. (#ivurd Row,)
taltsoatttilii -
OFFERS for sale, Drags, Chemicals,
•• Palau, Oils. Window Clara, - tbr
. 10West inatkee priced.
ytiti l')
:their°eenmenweea.aPh hemai
l t „
cb geene,"
ally,
are nupectfully solicited; assuring
them. that ail medicines furuisbed:Wittbe
°tauter, of .the beit quality, and prepared With tfra
greatest accuracy. .. • - -. •
Stine Keepers Will find Stu their addantarcto
as the Stock la large, well selected. and _arum:these
tionable quality, and pat up in foram canveninabfdr,
retailing. • - - • . •
13• An assortment of Chemicals, Class,dic., suitable
for Daguarreorypists, always on hand; at low prices.
pet St 1819. 41-date
',:.IsIO'VEV3Rki: - -17,' , ::1846:
. -
-Pottstitte Iron . •lrorki.
_erENCERin-61ABON. • , •
'l3 IMPEL - Y/11E1S announces' to, the public, that
It they have tekenthe Establishment known as the
Pottsville Iron Works, oil Norwegian street. where
they are prepaid to band all !student Steam Engines.
mantraitnne flail Re4ll Cif fain d 'Machinery ofalmost
every description, at the , shortest notice, and on lire
most reasonable taint. -
rePersons rrotts .ah road. ist want of Steam Engines
will find it tothelr advantage lonise theme call before
engaging elsewhere; - ti
. . .
- ' '-'IIIII3SON it /11. LEN, :
DRQPRIETous of the above named establishment,
E. respectfully inthrms their patrons and the public
wittily, that they have taken the large building for.
me( used for the Machine Sbdp. connected with 114
li t it
Pr Coal Works, to which they have added
Eft l and are now prepared do build Srn tea En.
.ejllei - every size, Pumps, Coal Breaker,, Railroad
of
Cars, and to furnish Iron and Mass Castings
of' y, description suitable to, the Coal info ing or any
otheg tininess, on the most reasonable terms.
' . Ilephiling of all kinds done with neatness, and do.
spalehol the lowest prices.
„, , AllAviarlc - furnished by them will be warranted to
Perform well. They would solicit the cuction o f :Vise
who may want articles In their linein this vicinity.
'All orders will meet with immediate and prompt at-
tendon. . S.. W.' HUDSON,
March 17, 1849. 12.1 y 1 4.. 11. ALLEN.
Pascal Iron Works.
! - ' l l7v gag Ma:o x
PHILADELPHIA. '
•
WELDED Wrought I ro n Flues, Suitable for Leto
motives,slarine and other Steam Eosine Boilers,
from 'lto 5 inches in diameter'. ,Alto, Pipes for Gas,
Steam and other purposes v extra strong Tubil for Hy
draulic Presses; Hollow Pistons for Pumps of Steam
Engines Manufactured and for sale by
MORRIS, TASEER & MORRIS,
Warehouse 8. E. corner 35 and Walnut its., Philada
r=
otloway,
eMZ2
4ENERM:i . ..i:APYERTLS.E.R,
"IRON VirOMKS.
.Licr;erlie iron Works; near
• -- I.lesileton. "
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• A '
1Q11"
Eagle Iron 'Works,
•42.4it
_ . 7 'TT -
"%pia"
i.F„Arti".
IN TIIE lIOROUGIL OF POTTSVILLE.
FORXERLY CONDUCTED BY C. IV.
J. 'WREN at. CO.
ESPECTFULIN announce to their friends and the
IL public that they have (risen this establishment,
and respectfully snitch a continuance of the'custom
of the wl.Oll. Being practical Mechanics, they flatter
themselves that their knowledge and expertence'of the
business will enable'them to torn out wurk that will
not fail to give satisfaction to the most fastidious.—
They are pre aced In msnufattufe• Steam Engines,
Pumps, Coal Breakers, Draft Cars, Railroad and other
Castings, ¢c• &c.
All orders thankfullyreceived and promptly executed
on the most reasonable wins.
JOHN WREN,
THOMAS WREN
JAMES WREN
April 21st '49-17-1y)
Franklin Works.
E MgABl
rrGE Subscrlherannounces to the public that ho Is
1 sole Fortelle/nor the Franklin Works. Port Car
non. lately owned by A. G. Brooke. where he contln
tte• to manufacture to order at the shortest notice
steam Engines. Pontos, Coat Breakers.and Machinery
of almost any size or description, fir mining or other
purposes. Men Railroad and Drift,cars, Iron or Brass
Castings of nnv size or pattern.
r.ORDERS ARE REgrECFIIf.I.V SOLICITED.Ca
• BAMUEI.•SILLYMAN.
Colliery Trorkp.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE. SHOPS.
TllEsubseriberaott their 41d stand. corner orßa
Road and Callorehilistreets. are prepared to man
facture to order, att he shortest notice. Steam Engines
and Bern's, n any power and capacity for mining and
Cher pit rposes, Battin's Coal Brsrais,7 Mathis., with
solid and perforated rollers, as may he required.
Also E.nrines and Blowing Cylinders with all neces
itry machinery for Blast Furnaces. Hot Air, Pipes, of
e most approved plans, Cop and Ball joints and We
tee Myers, of the very • best construction. They par
ticularly invite the attention of Iron Masters and par
ties engaged in the Iron trade,tn their large stock of
Patterns for Bulling Mills, having lately,constrgcted
the machinery for two of the largest Mills in the eosin
try, viz . —The Wyoming Mill at WSkeubtare,and the
Rolling Mill at the Montour Iron 'Works. D ovine.
They are fully prepared for this kind of woi kAogether
with every variety of general machinery.: n(theglial-
By of their work and materials, it is enough t-s say,
that time and erperienre,the most Infallihle rristo, have
amply deinonstrated the genninechar,4cOr of their en
'lines and machinery.
Orders are respecfully sollnited and will be proniptly
attended to. • ,lAYWOOD & SNYDER.
Pottsville. January. 17, ISO 3-iy
TRANSPORTATION.
Into Arrangement.
k.
119
LIVINOSTOMS EXPRESS LINE.
VA? E ARE PREPARED TO receive and futwaiii
V Daily per Passenger Train, (our Express enr
being 21Ways in charge of special mmisencers) me,
chandlze or ahldescelptions, packages, bundles, specie
bank notes, ¢c.
• Alm particular altention paid to collecting Bills,
Drafts and (lemmas.
Packages and Goods delivered daily VI all iiserme
dlate places between Philadelphia and Vottsittle:
OFFICES.
Centre Street, Pottsville; No. 43, South Third Erect
Philadelphia t No. 6, Wall street, New Turk 4 NO 8
Coon street• Hasten
Feb. 24, 51-11] LIVI3iGBTON, HOWARD & Co.
.Vera Partnershin.
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IN THE TRANSPORTATION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
T .,, Lt u : l n d . e t rs u l go n d e , d r e t t i t , t el e r d m i o n rjo r Zttrz e ty th c it t r l i tr i r V t
A. Co., for the -transaction of a Transportation and
Commission Business on the Reading Railroad, and the
Roads connected therewith, and respectfully solicit a
continuance of the patronage tv Met has been hbreto.
fore so liberally bestowed on the firma to which they
respectively brimmed.
We are prepared to transport Grinds of all descrip
tions, dy, to Pottsville ; also. to the following named
places Port Carbon. tit. r, New Philadelphia, Pat
tetson,:diddirport. Brockville, Tuscarora . New Castle,
Cattawlesa, Bloomsburg, Orengeville,Slintinnk In. Dan
ville. rinnhury, Northun.berland, Mitten. Mutiny. Wil
liamsport, Minensville, Tremont, &e , Ace. All Goods
ern to nor care will be•punetually attended to and
forwarded with deep:init.
J. C.CONR AD, i
I J: E. CARTER, I B. DEFOREST, Jr.
PAitadt/pkin. Pottsville. Sch • Harm
July 21. lAi9. 311. if
Little Schuylkill R. Road.
V ~+.. ~+,~,"
ARRANGE TENT FOR THE FREIGHT AND
PABSENGER CARE ON THE • LITTLE
saw yi.KiLt. RAILROAD, •
•
HE Passenger Train Ica yrs Port El Inton,dally.(Xii, n
daVee excepted) on the arrival oldie morning train
on the Reading Railroad from Philadelphia—arriving at,
Tamaqua in Uwe to dine. Leases Tamaqua at half
past one o'clock, r..sl.,to.Lictus to connect at PoetElin
ton with the afternoon train, pa the Reading Railroad
from Pottsville to Philadelphia..., • • • .•
FARE.—To Port Ctioton,7s coats; to Philadelphia,
•3 50;
The freight Arlin leases Teparies • ily. Condqys
excepted,) at 6 o'clock, A. SL. and Port Clinton at A
o'clock:P.N. A passtogereareans is eonneilon wilds
the Freight }rain, so that passenger, Cor Philadslph In
can take the morning itzln of ears On thntteading ItailJ
road at Part Clinton. • Fare d the same as the
beg
train. H ANDERSON,
• Tantaguaoct2B46l_—____ s , Outland Agent.,
. Liveipool and Newlkrorli -
• Passage -Agemy. -• •
- , E. W. auan&l.T. &, e 0.,.
84 Wall Sereot—env-101.1[.., ,
DUNRIN. KIMBALL: & Co.,—Lstrearemt.
RESPECTFULLY Inforrne . thetr ft tends, put
the Intone that they base *theme n e ed ike
. 43eNCILliL RUIPPIRO orlillet)3lMASOON
1113SINEAS, together with the GE, lIAL
PASSENGER BUSINESS;traf titriatlfArkidselpas
,lo:6 frau, London, Liverpool, Dublts. &Ole or, any
pbrt ritehe old country to tr, • Reta-YorE,73oetox, and
PArtedelpa ie. on the most reaspnable• term.. •
Dr 0,141 aid Rine of Read Ai, fro sn'EltO airs acre snit
oaths! Itriyal bank of )rehab audits branches. , •
The days of sailing of the Regular Less of I irtretia4
Parfet,, as died span. orb the Ist;66,lltb, RIM; Itst,
end 26th or every month.. s • ,"
These ships are all or the let-gent' elate. BaB are cora
mended by min of chataetet andszpnylern.e. l The cabs
in eicoMoandations are all that can be desired in point
olaptetentr r enrekirt and ennseatenee. , arerfor
Dished, with *yeti deserlptlnti efptqres of dip hest hind.
Fanildiellik in the &I - ye of salltpg vIHI be. ettlaly Ad.
hereattez • • " I 4 • • • •, I
I p a 44 guy. Rennie", Siddons.,l44 - seratta,a6d (Tanria.
ate vessels of the largest and thmlu'ilefirbils to
brlaxOttl theta frlemle, cahoot Saleet Etkar 9 2 140 1 44 11 '
Passage end be eecured at the !assist rates.
Jam {Orleans llod , o44clPill 1411 Felspar*
dog 4o r t apply as above.
- e:tv.-ertattAt*:449s - 1 ,-
o;rhasohrtrilier.h.es Ufa, ennellaledAlegi
Line in Schtiylkill Count,.
FIENEtT,W. LEWIS, Millersville.
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f ...`= a~tiYw
7 2
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IMIN
TRANSPORTATION.
N .,.
OFFICE OF TUE Pllll4llELPillit
& READING RAIL -RO.SD .0051 PAN Y.
•, • , PABadapkia; Dee: 20th. 1848.
1‘,7 °TICE' In hereby given. that - the rates of Freight
AN and Tolls on Coal tmnspoffed by this ComPany
will be as follows from January lat. 1849:..
To From 7d.CarbonAllaveit.P.Cllnloq
Richmond; =a line 1,1849 160 55 -1 35 r
Philadelphia, do , do. 1 00 . 53 i
Inclined Plane,untllDer-31,110.1 70 05 143
. Nlctitown. du 170 ' 65 f 45
Germantown R 11., do' - 1 '7O ' 65 145
Falls of Schuylkill, do 170 65 145
31anayunk. - , do ,1 60 55 1 33.
Canal ehocken and—
Plymouth• R. R., • do 1
Turn Out I mile be
low Norristown. do 1
Norristown or Bridge.
port;
Port Kennedy.
Valley Forge,
Phcenixville:
RoyethPFdrd,
Pottatotiih.. , -
Douglusville, ,-
BatunstoWn, .
Reading. '
Between Reading
and Mohriville, do 100 55 03
Mohrsville. do 95 90 85
Hamburg, • do 75 70 65
Orwigsburg. do 65 60 -55
. Thu freight and tolls on .coal to Richmond, and
Phlladedphia. during the months of June, July, and
August gill be ' •
From 31.Carbon.S.Hoven.P.Clinton.
-1 70 105 1'43
And mind after Sept. Ist, '
an December Mt, 1819. 180 175 155
fly WO of the Doarcrof Managers
s.-tunDFORD. Secretary
Phiia., Reading i Pott stilt(
RAIL ROAD.
-re;rel4.• ioxa • s•
•
--•:/•••• s
. RATER OF FREIGHT ON NtEnotte NI DIZE.
UN AND AFTER April Ist, 1848, Goods will he
forwarded with despatch at the following rates
.of freight, between Pottsville and the points below
stated, per ton of 2000 lbs.
Banton Patirille j Bilious Pottering
asd PAM. I and Ridding.
Plaster,Litnestone, Bitumin..
I 00
- on. Coal, Vend, Iron Ore, /2 00 '
and Bricks. -
Blooms,Lime.Tlmber,Stone.l /
' Rosin, Tar. Pitih, Ras,
Turpentine, Marble,G ri nil- ,1 . ,,„,
I 10
stones, nails, spikes, scrap " "
and pig iron, broken cast.]
inge„guano,and poudrette.
Bar Iron, dour, salt, lend,)
bark,raw totiacen,seilt beef I, .
and pork, lumber, grain,
iron castings, sugar. mo- Pin , . 170
lasses, green coffee. pots- I ,
toes, salt mitre, brimstone,
and rye chop, . J -
Flour, per bid. 14
Oil, groceries vinegar, whls-1
raw hides,
h u b :a e c a hi pa ne i r n y t , s, ch w es hi s t e e .
t.. 4
00
lard,tallow, rags, leather, I .- •
180
and red lard.oysters,herup, I
glue and , cordage. steel, •
bran apd ship stuff. J '
Raw cotton and wool,cigare, -
. fresh meat, fresh 114 h. dry I '
goode,drtige and medicine!.
_ 1 foreign liquors, wines and
°ices, glass, china, and
queen.ware' poultry, con
lectlcnary, books and Ski- /.3 00 V 31
• winery, spirits turpentine,
dauphine, burned coffee. i ,
hats and caps, hoots and ,
shoes, bonnets, ferithers,l
tree., hops, spices, furni- '
ture, by weight. ° • • '
No additional charges for commission, storage, or
eeiving or delivering freightsat any of the Company's
pot. on the line. [Aprill3, '4B. 294 f
Philadelphia and Liverpool
LIKE OP PACKETS.
Ship 'BERLIN: Too ton. --L
ALFRIM F. SMITH, Malt*,
Ship 'SHENANDOAH, 800 tons—
JANE , ' Weal", Muster.
Sbip•MARY FLEASANTS,. SOO Imo
3. D. Bocenc, Maitre
Ship 'EUROPE; ;00 ton:—
Ilesny F. MicriMcee, Dieter.,
The above Ships wilt sail punctually, on their ap
pointed &lye, v!e.
From Philadelphia, on the 10th of each month:
From Liverpool, " let 01 each month.
M , Takine Steam on the Delaware.
•
For Passage, apply In
J. I'. SHERWIN, Agent, Pottsville
SAMUEL PLEASA NTS, No. 37 Walnut Street;
or to JAMES IWIIENItY,
No. 3 Temple Place Liverpool
Draft. for sale from one pound and upwards. and
payable in all parts of England, Ireland and Scotland.
Oct 27 IBA • 41 , 4 f
Passage from Liverpool.
PASSAGES It the steerage a the first Class
Packet Ships Mary Pleasant', Shenandoah,
Berlin and Europe, salting Irma Liverpool lot
Philadelphia on the Idiot' every mnnth,thtoughout the
year, :an be secured on application to
SAMUEL PLEASANT'S.
N 0.37 Walnut Street; Philadelphia.
Jes.lurrars Passage Agency
ARRANGEMENTS FOR 18 , 11/..
S. BANNAN, POTTSVILLE, SOLE AGENT,
OLDEST SSD TIIE BEST SISTADLISHES AAAAA GS
QSTICE lit TIIE LIMITED STATES.
THE subscriber respectfully. begs
.. leave to tender his sincere thanks to
—I., his numerous friends and the public,
4
11 ft ICS , for the very liberal support be has re
reined for upwards of twenty years,
and solicits a continuation of their
confidence. :The despatch with which his passengers
have been brotight out,nrid the promptness with which
his very numerous drafts have been paid at the different
banks, are, he flatters himself, a sufficient guarantee to
the public for the . faithful performance of any future
contracts entered into with him.
• The (allowing are the REGULAR LINE OF PACK
ETS, which sail punctually on their appointed days, by
which passengers will be las:ought out without delay or
disappointment, me.
RANICS
Patrick Ile Lay,
Waterloo,
fiber Wan,
Vent) Clay
New Ship,
Carrii
New World,
John R.SklddV
Roma,
A liburton,
west Point,
eldnons,
sHRS' NA.IIIC2. - ten OS. DAVI 3•1141110 7110 X Atv'ar'i.
Patrick Henry Demno, Fehy 21 June 21 Oct 21
Waterloo, P ILAIlen, " 20 " 26 •• 26
Sheridan, Cornish, Mar. 11 July II N0v.16
Henry Clay, Nye, " 21 "21 "21
New Ship, "• 26 " 26 ••P 22
Garrick. Hunt, April Ii Aug. It Dec.ll
New World,, Knight, " 21 "21 " 21,
John R @kiddy, Luce, " 26 " 28 •• Si
Moore. May II Sept. I I Jan. II
Ashburton, Howland, " 21 '• 21 " 21
Writ Point, W.H.Allen " " 20 " 26
Siddons. ' !June 11 Oct I Feb. il
IgLadditinn to.tbe above regular line, a number of
spdl:l - ships, ouch as the Adirondack, Marmion, Rap
pahannock, Liberty, Sea, St. Patrick, Samuel Hicks,
Columbia, and Niagara, will continue to sail from Liv.
erponl weekly In regular succession, thereby preventing
the least possibility of delay or detention in Liverpool
and for the accommodation of persons wishing to remit
money to their family or friends, 1 have arranged the
payments of my drafts on the following banks:
Armagh, Ctonmel, Enniskillen. Omagh, v
Athlone. Cavan. Ennis, Parsontown,
Bandon, Fertnoy, Enniscorthy, Skibbereen,
Belfast. - Gooteblll, Galway, Sligo.
Banbridge' .Drogheda. Kilkenny; Strabane,
Ballymena, Dundalk, . !thrush. • Tralee.
fialiYettatharinDungarr an,' Limerick, Wexford,
Bettina; Dungannon, Londonderry,Waterford,
Cork, Downpatrick,Monaghan, Yonghal.
Coleraine, Dublin, Mallow,
-.Esylead.^4leurs. Spooner,AtwOOd as Co., bankers,
Loudon; and Mr. E. S. Flynn, LAverpool.
Scotland..;-The City of GlallgoW Bank, And all Its
branches and agencies. ,
raallagel can also be engaged Nom Liverpool to
Philadelphia,Bosion, and Baltimore, by the Jegular
packet shirrs, on 'application befog made personally or
by letterman paid addressed to EL BANN AN.Pollsviller
JOSEPH McMURELAY. corner of Pine and South sts.,
New York • or Mr. GEO. McMURILAY. No. 117.
Waterloo B . Aad. PanlB-14
• - •
Certain Care for Hernia.
WATT & PATTgILSOWS
PATENS BLOCK -SPRING TRUSS,
.
(107.181 N ES the advantages found in the self ad
joining principle given the block, by Meeting a
uniform pressure, g securo.rnienttont and the great
est ease/Anil comfort to the. wearer, which renders
it so important and delltatils to sufferers under this
afflicting complaint;
Such me tdence.la (welshed Of the beneffciateffecta
of thieTruss, as to convince the most sceptical that,
permanent relief can be obtained through the rise of
thitt" no one, hOwevei hope I eel the ease under
ordinary treatment. may not entertain a reasonable
expectation Of being completely restored, and they
ate "eaftlaStlyaelletted, is they, vitae that health. to
tiesafte,eutileatioti which It. so highly deserves.
. •
bi• Prof, GIBBONS, of Pbltagciphia
•• • -Vitiate of bledldbe: • , •
t , Mtlit. : Tyciaa appears to inktobe the vary, beet modi
fication of that lastniszteat. c01:46113es certain adrao
ages foubd I ho abbr." •
Reioamiaditioit by Dr.• 3. 11: 41•1111 1 1411, of the
PittatiurkHospital..' , •
.71`,`,Mtott.k-eatterien's blew Troia bet proved -
ally rucceiefid, With it we have effected eighty per
tkitit'tif rillat'eutee i ' •
Ihtabovo Truss iseold, wholesabvand retail by..
- 4 flavAst.- COLLiNg.,
CeatreirlfTetravllle, outdoor to Sticbter
Eatetly's Hardware Stele
Oct 27.1642
50 1'43 1 30
43 140 123
dO 40 35 120
do ss 30 1 15
do 30 25 110
do_2o 15 100
do 2O 15 100
do 15 10 100
do 15 10 .1 00
do 'lO "05 95
do 05 00 95
DAYS OF SAILING FROM If. Y.
Isms. 6 May 6 sept.
" II "II" . • I
• 26 •• 26 2r,
can't's.
Delano.
F.R.Allen
Cornish,
Feby.ll 11
8 Jute 6 Oenr. 6
-1 II "•
" 26 " 2fi " 26
~®
OM
Knight,
Lace.
MMiM
" 2 6 , 26 " 2G
April 6 , Aug. 6 Deer. 6
11 " 11 " 16
" 26 " 26 " 21
Imam,
Ilcm land,
W II Allen
Cobb.
MEE
411 ; boice Voetrij.
Roza as thibtia 'efutiversity Mairetine.
lIIINGARY.'
Away: would you ewe the dread rapture of war,
'Seek the hostrolliag plain of the miyhtyidagyat ;
Where theilanti of yore from the mansions come,
dow a, •
Wet tho ocean wide floor play Itta girtm of renown.
' •
Bark:-hark! how tho earth 'neath • their anharneht
reels,
I the hurricane charge—ln the thunder of wheel!:
- flow the hearts of the forest rebound as they pass,
In their mantels of smoke, through the quaking too-
in the tent of Derubinskt the taper It M o m.
Buono need for the dusk light of tapers for him:
in the thind of i he thief—in his intellect's ray—
All the war stande retesled.with the trpleador of day,
God t tbe battle Is Joined Lord of Battles irJolco
Freedom thunder" ber hymn In the * battery's voice t
In the soaring hurrah—in the moan—
Semis the voice of her praise to the loot of thy throne
Oh hear, God of Freedom, thy people', appeal ;
Let the edges of elaughter be sharp nu their•eteel,
And the weight ordestructlon and swifeeu of fear
Speed death to his mark in their bullet's career t
Holy natate, a rtset from thy bosom in wrath
Shake the pestilence forth on the tummy'. path.
That the iyrant Invade:, may march by the road
Of Sennacherib invading the city of God
As the stars is their courseetainst &sera strove,
Fight, mists of the funs; in the sick air above;
As &amender his carcase' dungen the foe,
Fight, floods of the Theis& In your torrents below ;
As the snail of the Psalmist consuming away,
Let the moon•melted masses In silence decays
Tall the trick of ennoption atone in the air
Shall tell sickened Europe the Russ has been tharet
Stay t:stayt—in thy fervor of sympathy peon,' ,
NoMecome Inhumane In humanity's' cause; •
If the pool Russian slave have to wrong been Wooed,
Are the des of Christ's brothrbond all to be loosed
The mothers of Moscow who - O'er the bread
To their orphans, have heartivs the ni'd'illiers of Pest;
Nor are love's aspirations moth tenderly drawn •
God of Russian and Magyar, who ne'rr boat designed
Save one shedding of blood for the sins of mankind, •
Na demon of battle and bloodshed art thou,
To the war-wearied nations be pitiful non::
Turn the heart of the kings —let the - Magyar again
Iteap the harvests Opeace on bib beautiful plain I
And if nut with renown, with affections and lives,
Send the poor Russians home to.theirebildren and
wive*
flat ou fill all my boson:with tumult once more—
Gorgey surrendered: .Whatt hem's battles
o'er,
Wh the the horrible Ilaynau victorious !— , Oh God.
Give atle ce to bow to thy terrible rod:
Weep, Freedom In all Ihy last citadels weep;
From the Adrian mole to the Adrian deep.
And England, ■edueer,deserter 7 prepare
On the heights of the Awash for the hug or the Bear
..singular Sturm
A CHOLERA. STORY
An incident of the cholera occurred in this city
a few days since, which for several reasons we
think worth recording. Among the household's
which had been entered and stricken by the fatal
disceave was that Mr. Hangley, 'a worthy Itish
roan, who has long been employed by the / Com•
col:sinner of streets.' His wile, a watm.hearted,.
motherly woman, devotedly attached to children
and sell-sacrificing to promote their welfare and
happiness, was taken with the cholera and died
and was buried on Thursday, Sept. 29:h.1 Next
a lovely little daughter, 7 years of age, was taken
sick, and she too died, and her body lard tutand
her limbs adjusted in the embrace of the lking of
terrors. The father applied to Alderman Win
gate for a cofran, but for some cause it could not
be had immediately, and he delivery wasytistpon
ed fur en hour or two: during this time Mr.
Henget) , returned home, when the auppo4d dead
child stretched forth her arms, with the eXclarne.
tion,. Oh, Father ! I have been to heave n end it
is a laeauttful place!'
After the surprise and excitement of the girl
had Subsided, sher a relation - of what she had
.veep, as eheexpres g d it.. in heaven.'
' She saw. her mother in heaven, and. she was
taking care of little children, many of whom she
called by name, among them she raid were four
children of Uncle Hangley, and thus children of
Uncle Carey's. Aunt'Lynch is not there now.
but will be tomorrow; Acid on Sunday 1 shall
go back again.'
But,' said ati older alder, 'lt canr.Ct be so,
dearest, for there are but two of Uncid Casey's
children dead I'
. Yee; F.SVJ three of them in heaven, and dear
mother was taking care of them. All Were dress
ed in white, and ell were happy and the children
playing. Oh I it was beautiful there I and 1 shell
go, there again nest Sunday eftClllo4l at lour
o'clock.'
Mr. Ilengley immediately informed IMr. Win
gate tbat hie daughter area not dead ;! when be,
in company with Or. Morrison, visitedihe house
arid the little girl related sub,tantially - the came
story. It seems, too, that,shortly . after this rela
tion of the little girl ; of what she had seen and
heard in heaven, a messagii,eanae front Mr. Casey
in Cermet, giving inlortnation pf the death of
another child, and inviting them to attend the fun.
rrd.
Of the four children of her uuele }Langley, two
died in this city, end two were drownFo on their
passage from Ireland.,
W e called on Saturday to see and talk with
this little girl, but she wits very feeble, and just
then in a drowse, and we did'llet - allow her to be
disturbed. She ii said to have a 'Teri thoughtful
and serious counterience; and to .be a very inter
estirignhild. She had no wish to bee, but pre
ferred returning to her mother. The father and
sisters ere seriously, but very happily t impressed
with the Olatione of this sweet child, d et! joy tally
b„i ese ukettery she tells. Their house ts a pat
tern of neatness ' and they all posies hearts over.
Bowing with affe ction, and are sincerely happy on
account their heavenly messenger.
I wlis sorry,' said Mr. H. to Dr. Morrison, in
the honest, truthful simplicity of hut bearr, when
Lo y go ,x) wile died, but Fen not now, but only
wish to be with her.' The elder sisters too, live
now
,in joyful hope of meeting - at length, and
they rare not bow eoon,'ll it be God's time, their
dear mother, in. heaven, where she bad been seen
by their angel sister, who has been permitted to
return to the earth, and to make the fart known
to them,,
Since thealinie was published there have been
great many 'inquiries redirecting this little girl.
moment 'which we will now answer. Althengh
at the time the seeming death of this child it
was not supposed that her aunt Lynch Wes dait•
gerously ill, am clot having the cholera but attack
ed with dysentery.' Bin she died the nut day as
stated. :.
Oa • Sunday &Innen, Mr..tianiel Warren; a
very swarthy religMas man, wbo has been much
among ch - olera patients, and feeling, perbaps,a
moved by curiosity; called to see the: little
girl, and addressed , har cheerfully, and told her
that she appeared better, and would soon be well,
and:get..eut An a day or two.
'How I run going toUe mother again at four
"o'clock,' she quietly and softly said.
When, tomorrow I'
'No, to-day.'
Mr, Warren ettaulmieti to turn her attention
tohopeftil prospects of recovery; but the little
cede, was fast sinkingaway—the death-raltle
wee beanh ind she. soonceased to breathe, her
pulse stopped, and the flUdheds of death Wu Int.
pawed open her beautiful countenance. She
was dead! „ .
Inf. Warren had at ,the toMn clock, in the
distance, From the window, for Mere wall no cloik
in the house, end it waslour o'clock. ''While
pondering upon, to bit% 'the singular Coincidence
in:this case, and abbot:half an hOur haillwased
nete sigurof•lire appeared' and again the
spirit of the swattegirl -teitttngsly,§be,saked. fen
'water and said she was tired, and Sank away into
a quiet sleep:.
Sines then the bas been gradually recovering.
bat bets elder siater.,Yrbe watched her ervisluderlY4
and trwonld ito willingly hire iicoMpanied her
ifti five ;whb jher;blesaed A:tether - in heaven, was
ll
1 ' theme t de4 , (akar with itiecholeri "end the fob
lowiini day died sod wet-barite:L-7 7 —7 ,
1; „Tbefather,sf ibis- girt Ls
. onorsen; yet i aped.
raw of, a pure warm hearts WWI In autuasophii
ticated.eimplicity,end trutfulneall of - nature. fie
is poor, lie . bad a Jorge family ; and be says
that for the whole season haled but :taro_ pods
of butter in his bouse,Sind, th ey bsa Only bad
meat but 'twice. They bsd Heed elmcsimholly
upoitSreid spa tea.: ••. , , ... - -• •
-. Such ars the simple facts in tfor , :csse which
we leave for the 'present without cemutent orlat.
I ten4tedssplanation.—Bangor Whig.. !., F
ttOoitt Oxtracto.
. „GE,hiatiti. I . •
When . Ta. -liens had reared his' pyratithi of
seeiett 'thou .hdltoreen cOattließlPT••
tion tho roils be• had wrought., and whilo
leading hit fie es wirtiors neer nee &Idiot •14 0 4 11
and blood, tti.' aittioni of tho earth_ 1401,4
ad co ratiort, d monarchs crouched at hie feet, and
the buttes o millions wafted , hie tiaras . °let the
stepioes of A. la to the seas of • E`tirripr, the fete 4
ell hinplorn appeared to tie - it; the mercy otters
NO. 47.'
word, and tha destiny of unborn, ages to hting:citi
the mandate 'of his
. vrili:' - '
city of
It was at hie thimihat 'hi the Qiutnan city
1
Mentz, an p itnnien man we, silentlytoihng With )•
his hurls a &brains, to form types far the imprint
of alKsheti 4 letters. Heel:incised the co:dation
of his life om that -of the Tarter Khan. No
trolls of, r ifriors' or Owners attended his inept
, --n strains of martial music heralded hit enove•
tri
men onarchs - bout horn their thrones to
. rece lye him, or turtle.] pato at the 'sound of the
name of G itembeig. Alone, to the noiseless
chamber of is thought, ho was milting his eon.
quests without the aid of honor' from'The Wont of
men!
x
&empire '
grin m g, win
the old VS'Qii
mental skull of thew ild Tarter chiefwere mingled
with the dui , coda!! th e power, linden the glory, 7
whila he hit acquired (tom the blood and groans
~f millions, vere wafted into nothingness by the
first winds th t seeePt over his grave. Yet this Gu• !,
tenierg, Wit hie- moveable types; has dethroned
mot aware. e, conquered mote people. and es
/
tsbl :bed inig tier powers, than all the l'arererlsnes
the world ever saw. . He has traversed ell land
and l c tossed 411 seas, but has lett no desolate coon- ~
trieil in his tack—no widows sighs or, orptene
tea, to bewail his triumphs. Ilia. victories brava
bee echieve'd over the princes of ignorimei; bra
car. units 'won from the kingdomo of darkness and
the mid unknown. His empire will yet extend ,
aver every kople on the globe, his reign will ex;
tend to the end of, time. '.,
r if we readlbi.:tory aright, it will teach us that it
, is nqt the conqueror's and the overthicomerfol king
! don* but the men of silent, original, inventive
hts, who, after all, have been the mai power ,
len, of Cho world, and who have conferred the
at and orbit lasting benente on the human
TIME. GRESTNESfir .
:t us thank Heaven too, That there arc othet '
ards of greatness be.ides Sasinead of territory r
firer forms of -iveal , h besides mineral deposits
. viruhnral exuberance. Thoilgh every bill
a Potosi, though every valley; like that of the
were rank with fitness, yet might a nation
,or to the most desperate sense; benighted in
arkness'of,barbarism, the judgment stricken
oven fur 43 alas. A State bus local bOUIP
Which! it cannot rightfully transcend 1 but •
aim of Intelligence ; the sphere of charity, the
• domain in which the soul can expand sad
date, are illimitable—vast and boundlere ea
orraPnce of the Being that created them,
dly treasure is of that nature that rust ttiq
1, in the moth destroy, or thieves anal; but
pan the earth, there are mental iressares
are unapproachable byifraud •, ittitiiegnsble '
. ence, snit whom valde does not parish, but
even
whic.
lo To
as Ted
neces,
übled with the using. A taw* then, is . not
_ arily fated to insignificance because its dl.
mans one are narrow, nor doomed to obscurity and
powe lessness because its numbers err I , r: Athens
was mall;. yet low as were her morel aims, sho
light d up the whole earth as a lamp lights up a
temple. Judea was small, but-.her prophets and
teachers wore, and will continue to le, the guides
,:
of the world. The narrow strip of half cultivated
land, that lies between her eastern and western ,
boundaries,' id not Massachusetts; but her noble
end incorruptible men, her pure and ntalted algid"
men, the children in all her schools; whose daily
lawn, are the preludes and rehearsals of the great
duties of life, and the prophecies of the [future
eminence: Tuns AUE rue Bil±l.-41Utria
Mann. .
, I -
- ' r ey - IVILLiAar 11. eIIAI'INII4O. I ' . i i. I.
i . I —..-.. • "•- , I
I 2 " I
The Sunday was stormy. I braid a little:ed.
speak impatiently because the rain ptavented hat t
going to chureh. Her father said, 4 -Caa you conv:'
maid the deeds? Can you 'Otto orders to air and
sun i , Can You direct God 1' Will yob go to
rl
hi and say, "Make it fair, for "wish to go up
to t e temple'?" . .
"hen canfis to me (be sends of Annie at any -
des ondence'nmidet the storm.of reaction. In my
tp! e, the Lotd's day of humanity has come, but
he overeastlithe sky, how diet the light: I wail
ton Mg to warship in the Sabbath of harmony
Wit a united race an a glorified earth. 1 vase
iin orient.
1 .
rid the s irit said,ttAtt thou not a wilful child,
to a disheariened because the late bright morning
-a but out cloud and tempest iI Be More than
tee gned, be heerful. The only, manbocid le self
,2l,
for Wattles'. Offer now ir. silenee the irorilai:p
Of menet teist, of assured faith; of a charity that
set are, tide!ly to manhood, and seals the sign bf
lh cross vii h the blood of herdes,and thOteals tf
in• rtyrs. Lie only end - always for universal ends,
an. therein find a perpetual rest. Think of the
do •• n-troddert nations, and dare not, before the - r
a ful trials of this transition time for millions ( •'-
yo r fellows: to feel even momentary dejection t
go sate grief.. Only be firm in defence ofjusti
Or idst all allurements and perplexities. Hope 4
th: only acceptable sacrifice till the day of thanks;
gi ing come . with its ware-ofrering. Hope on."
'ben roe the voice of the spirit more dearly:. "
rr oar not at all. It is the Sabbath morning. The
%to e for a true re-union has coma. Above the '
the ea iistining. Let the nations go u
ii
Stem p
to orehip.
, This very re-action tea perigees of
eg.tlibrium. The Lord God Omnipotent teigni
l et.. Let th earth rejoice."-Spirit of the Age.'. .
TILE POETILIC OF HEAVEN.
•Ye 'atart Which are the poetry
Floe editohof the Western Christian Adtotate
is among illtt thousand apostrophes that beep
m writtrit4and, apostrophic - writing is d fair
of pocticiatility—none esti compile with that
tten by Efyruni ctinintencing atilt thence Just
. ted; tint it may be ticked, why so, or how con
stare be considtred the poetry of heaven l .Is
-eauie of, their Olen for or configure lion, or
:lion to Matter; or is it because of their relatien
mind. that they are considered the poetry of
ven i
['hey, have existed from the fo'undation of the
flit I theyistre the only unchanging objects that
eyes which have been open to the light and
il to heaven, have seen them as we see them
, and all all posterity Shell 'see them to the
of ttatelCcests change their beaccontinente
submerged; rivers stray from their chennelit
minting eta undermined; forests disappear, and
es rice in; their places—all earthly things ere
cubed with coutabliii i but the stars change not.
/limy ste the saute to us as they were to Adam
Five in the !imams of Eden. They are then
..e to us a's they were to Noah and his fanny,
en they &semi:led into the silence of an unpeo..
d world. They are the same to us as they were
Miliiadea on the plains of Marathon, erns on that
rater/Ole night before the destruction af the Per.
, i :i
de. and the delivery of Greece. The very ham,
pe; to which the sentinels of the hostile ramie,
ked up, sUll lingers in the bestrews to meet the
of the beholders. - •
lay era 6 Me eareeto us as they .Were to this
Irtil,t of 1945e1, when et eventide he esclaimedi
, 'hen 1 consider the heaveusohe work of thy
idr en; the !Moon and stars settled thou hest tu
ned I Lord It what is Min; thtittbott art Mindful
irn 1-or the son of molar that thou - visited him'!"
. ftnally the stars, the unchanging stars —end;'
host' touching the thought :— appear to tit in
same placid thagnificenee as they did to the
dieitteecif the world, When - ,'..hiving'sent the
Itiuttde twilay, be - went up:into e-MCITICIS spar.
cent'lnued all night with Gott i.O prayet."
' 4 0 " )
tr.totqa. iiiiiiiticami viiirigooods. amt joWers
tie I Will not carom sat bay pin eat itrelf array,
he ioni bath sought bot the thing, of the earth,
d earth hub given ito ell I Meg note breaks
heart beat beneath the east of cloth °flat& RA
rbifig brava beneath a coronet? Aye, may ; they
llnoften—Oftener it may be- 7 thap` bgnevb
~tilp
' - pre robs and braided hair; - An& whir are'tbp
Itee of tbiltrrOratQthe beari t a honied teealibl
, rko-fogOarktrtae , ,ottotny.4halistirtrieetbLtbs
owtt to (be meeting one fendlook, one word of
ll°, affection I . - .
he vital' achieved by the iateotat
those atteihed,by the.Cdniuetur et
Three centuries seo.
the tnonu
lir
PATIENCE