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TgIIJADELPHIA.
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n$ I 8111111110
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YORDII\ SECOND S7RZET,
rnicsgottertis,
:.TrlxNrc noNNFT mANUFAcTuItEit, will
cnnstantly, - on -hand a zned assortment'
„ran itp. rations kinds of Bonnets, loch as
Altad. Tyrolese. California. Tulip, French
f,cen4i, DaltStable.S. Chin. - Pearls, Finer:lite
&;c. all „of which he Will sell at'Very
`...;,,t6t.r..it wholesale and retail, for cash. hill
tar nthrrs are respectfully invited to caltand
.„.y,lore purchasing, as it is our ititerilloWtO do
may favor U. 3 with a call.
2
l
INSO. • fi 111'
gr.4l,s' Bonnet Manufacture.
N O 49' SOUTIt SECOND ST., ;.
..w.I)(O6RABOVE 'CHES.:II7T, EAST SIDE,.
rrin.Anelfpilut. •
- • jr)zr.F.tt J. LIPP; reipectfully .reminds
I, t he uncle th?Lt now_ r is .the ttme to make
Spring' tonrChases or noni,e . t., nat. and +int -
_ fig ial howetr, and that t ran du as welt if
;I,;;;,lfrtlrc tor r)it than any othersir.The.ttade.
„...Vt:l and esanetne my' wr r il seleCted stpek
of
Gands.imf,ife puccillaPinc: c.fc , sclieCc •
Manufacturing, and rcc•icing
Fuods
- 41. fii.rrTork Auctinni. ?which eliabffr MC to
y tear at sr fcaesali , o r f mail
I." , `q)
W4CcOes I Watches
aki INDUCEMENTS - TO PERSONSiNAVANT
OF A Goon NVATCII.
• LEWIS 8,. nuoo:trA
SO. 110 ..11ORTIt SF:Cox!) sna:Er.
"VIN-O•ter.t,qe,A etipplies ey
r and silt
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and -51V,,,1•r,1 toil thy
„...„,a,,..rtatii,n2c preplrril 10 fur:m.ls lii.• yen
al a price fir ..err
IrrAlity and whi,b ennten be 110,pfdit by
otiliirinorti in Phil t.iclp.t i atit
will pet ft,cl.l '; anti * warrinti . il
_ .2 , —d r* , ;a*
,01 111 . /011.11 , 06 . rj. lOW !tr :
ji`Well . ” l t”
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• 0:405....ft 7.-,r.el •
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, N .• 1239 MAII.!iEIy 1;t1 , 7‘11 7 . SEYENTIE„
4. • .
Al.Ttittl - Qtt 14, 'F . 3,1 s,irrely. eFtlmate the
valae or TIME coilieiercia!le, Net bye
:-... ,I..lAMC4.ltAllittnt
fro, ;ahem
11; Pho duly ain0, , ,0ute;711..„, tloette,..f , s,
, ! .I!?,,land.tierfort foil, t Ibr to.irt, in: it:prirzress, or:
value they cab jadne•
7! rlrLitensice stock on liltalteonstaivir.shrinning in
y to the improvenketils in !rade !Jad style ne
wallitnanstsip. roto.ists of I.7:lrAil-dar and
nriec-iiolic Brass 01.TNTINC; 11017'1.CIIITCH and -
ALARM 121.0Cli;e 1 ; Frenrh,
and other Gilley .j,ityles7as ;veil as plain, which
ids extensive connection aim' correspondence
the ma nufactnr .!.. he finds he can put at the low
,r cash figure, in any qualitzty twin axe td a tAn'esaad.
of X hip 11.7-11e,r" iil warcin. the accuracy".
.t7 , .Cloclis r :tepaired and war ranted. Clock trimmings
baud._
tan an ace me =flat , . arm:. •
. ... .- JAMES o.tilllEß.; 23! Market St
rhilada. Aug. 27, 1619. 35-1 y
Piano POrtes.
THE Largest, 6eapest, firm and
r i most elegant itsdirtnisio of PIANO
; FORTES In the United States. e.t.a
• • always he, found at.tlie art-boost of
subsirlber, 1.71 Cheilsue Sesta. ab re Fifth, at
?rand occupied more than..a third of a reatury
v Mr. Goa Willjg, music publisher.
"riA:coc:4,
HARPS.
ORGANS, .
I .
•
&e.r.
rn•tdi from the runt celebrated Mann fackurerit in N.
Itallfrnore. Philadelphia(. and, else
•nere. SW.d *hole ate ar.d retail , at the maker's
aen prices
•
yOurc Fresii Cod ',f l yer Oil.
mins new and valuable Medirind, now used by the.
1 , 1 medical profession with sin h nytonisbing vllleay.Y;
. ! In the . cure of Pulmonary Cenattinptlon, Seri.fula•
New 31u sic ! . • Chronic Rheuntation, (Lott, General- Debility, rota .
• ' LEE & WALKER, , successors - to
~, , ,r-s, Coo. NVilli;, :so. 11;2 Chesnut street.
1 i ., ,, , . under Eurutn's Museum—havtjust
published the foibm in; beautiful Hal- ; plaints of the 'Kidney - 4. &c., A. - c . is prepared friim the" ,
I liver of the. Cod Fish fur medicinal use, expressly for;:
'our sales: s;
. (Fxtract. from the London Medical Journal.] - I ''
: 1345. Pbolas. &L. t ; ! .. C. I. B. Williams. M. D• F. ft . S.. FrofesAor of
, .
:, T.,,:, .. en- you Speak, i-y" X. I. Seetle. Weilicine In itniVeraity -Collette., Londtio,;ConSultinK.
, 'lint Secri.i. by the" author i,f - Will nu love me ' , Phy-iciin to the flos;;ltat for Consumption. kr..rave.:'
• th.gii , vow." ~ 1 111%0 pte , tibed Ilie.-11,1 in :those four hundred r;:seS,
.
saucy Kate, as sunz by iiitr. Hadst-h, Music by DC I: . . of tuburruloo,. di=e tee of the Lune,. in diligent ' ,
.' Codittinglon. - , :. The 'tobacco iliarket. .o,ares. whkli have been ender my care the tent two
years and a half. 11; the 1 irlte 'Minh. r of Cases, 2.10
.• Kaise the hricitt. Flae or Crooinillia.," adnpled to the 1. WM. S. -DOBBINS, , . .
rti,,a . r Sir of - Liver he ilappy,'. tn Littera - Euchau- ; nut of , 11 jj4 ,i, Wl4 ' , 11.111 , i I , lr . Ii111+1 • (111'd lin
NO I . 269 NORTII SECO.II) STREET, ' - . ' ' ' ' ' ' '
;I.r•- .. - - cnuivoral t”.prot.emeni. varyil!. in dezi e.• in oill , •reor
The , 'Thon' as cone, by the late - , J. T. S. Sullivan,'" II" TAS ' the l a r g est and cheapest Toll:icy° Warehouse ras; 1. fliwifi lealimiary i, 137111i:on of t IL. pro;:r , r. , of,
~.-1 Hop. !,c,..4 1.,.i,..•,%', . " /1 in Philadelphia lir ayis no Land , at pieeent. - `the 111 , ..a. , q. and a iii.ll.2aiion yo ili-t rya-it'll sy1111 , olO , ;:
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•,1•111011's 1...113 . .r.. • ! Over taco nuinlanS of Ciearls. fr;liii I.r.tutknn In the best .. up ton s itiore or leas comidele reelorati-o to Jpparent
ri A Pruam that love ran-'e'er .forret, by M. Keller. impoited , it,.' moat of Itisea are ion, to o year.: old. 1 4 ;*-` 1111 • ~,,. , . . •
inilizent -Prllka, by J.'... Getz,. llf ton W3llt 101.11 V 1:1,1 111:1M. !CV Jinn once; he h.,, , " lin. enert r.! Cod t.if., (111 in o“ . ..11 ortbe..e eagr..i .
Fri.nrnie do. I.y M. Keller. e
; 51; hale. titre Cnifia an:l IlavaT . a tear Toni ,, ri_ ti,?,ii very r.....-.r1.,a1,.... C0.,,,,, :I I'. is. Ott, the note.
11.0. nix do, as pe,rformetlaf.Cope May,byJultikson's ; lin blida:of the licit Maysville,Kebtucky ataMary. , wAs e t i.tai:•ited, the i ,io clot:stern 11111111;1,11 intr. , ii . t...
•1 fir. , t I .. ' land Leaf T.;barco. Ia- op iri,..• ni!lii -we 110 reu-I.d. Ole poi., Jot:
il - lrllrilliant. from-the Opera of the; Four Sons of ; 1'25 boxes ,„r the finest branda,of Cavend;sh and I mete Pb. , er. nod ..1•1.-Ii.- ~ . I:iri, . .md Cie appetite,
;,' At rasp . by T. C. W,:ereet: Pin! Tobacco'-- , . flesh -anti strength were protin.i.ly unproved.
Sas.Atrotsentents. Eleganees, by Charles Voss! , 25 boxes or the beat old Black Fat essenilish. not • "1/1C931:111•11.$11. 1 re:lea: Oar the pore ire:4l64 (roan`
• . I, I:. Yir have'tho plea:lire to announce to the pub- ,to be Surpassed I.y any other for Whiles+ of Saeor,o,d' t h e liver of the i;od . utore bri.erir. tat in Ille.treat',.
,l - that their oack of Szlieet Music consists of the 1 re.' 4p-a iv A tares - - tric k W. S il ,,,k,,gr T „ h „ . ,,, : ,.., ....mid l'illni.nari, Coot , iimplion l'il.ln any agent, Me',
1,4:11.-.t md 311..1t c.,,,,i.1,..1, runt
10 11C. (14114111 1 Pmeas kr_, constantly no hand. . , dirinal: rli• tic or releinienttl. that Iri s !pi l 111.1.11 e. 113;
'ire rom:Try;they, are roust - Indy .111.!iii! to 11 - I , 4,,stfirl: , Tee. sub,...criber ha.. rotWarttl V ern: loyfil oVer 11a..1. /" S " I.'
• .
• all in , nr. - - }:d pi+l.:iA.-ti” s , ens Voris , iho , t4 kn. hit tared h'ind.‘: to make Ciaarl, whirh enables 1,1111 .A . "-. hrty l ` -11,3 e 1 ' ftrr' l l;li"I! , en" i n t lif" , lle til e VIIII
PI.SNotS. n. ..111 more rea”m.tlits than any A•tle•r house. All Li,v , i lilt, I.eiti' (loin .Is , aii'nn .ri..r, it ran ii..tv he
A fine assortment n-r the I.•=t manniartnrer3oiNew 11 , •aleiS are Invited to call atol ecnintoe his sneic, at •.hed eliefoicaltv;pure by the s.ngte bottle, .4 to tiOXei.
Trek and Eoglidi, at tine tat cash prince. •I 49 North $1,01.11 St . oppol,lle the Golden 1.1[1114 110- 0 1 " 11, Ib.z"o earl.
MUSICAL INS I RVIIENTF.' - lel-and 51 Sooth :Second tit .one door above Chesnut. 1,4 won 4,11 1 1 effieiev 'cas tiol - lre ,4 notnernii , *pita;
.Alec . a-ttet, , eral assortment of (;attut., Viill:ni Ihin- ! ea.: ,ide, Phila. . . rots .ifoi:aii. , ,,,. A. 11-. 1:111.1,-. .1.-1,1,11•1.•.1111 , 1} 611
I .1141,-.1. - ' ACC.. - 11311!OnA, kr.. Violin, I::nitat. aid I March 2. I S:il . 9-Cm hid vows, too m o th curie iin rot be used ill poi/Chill)!
Ilxin sitiit-;:s f u die heat Italian - qualities. a'l of I -- ---. —it tr.-tonne. •;
la tocli,:;4; ill he furtio.t. , l to theAmblic and the trade at I ' lIAItDiNG AND DOLL, }-:,....ry 1,..111, h. 1 ,,,,,:,..11 it oar -iv riti , n signiture nil,3 ,
the 10wt.,-; rates. ' - 1 . bit'doperwle I tip'. 3.l..nniae •
hider. punctual: -at:ell - led ter, t WHoL-P.S.A.LE ,COMMISSIOI - : I.APER WAREHOUSE p ~, inisos cotenti,,e ;,0 ~,,1,,,i, , of Ihe Oil wilii
Jan 1.2, : 1ten. . ' " ILI 1 Na. 21 -littler St.. b. teem n Stk: as.: Oh and Chesnut I.^' , '''" "f it ft.." , Mi'd.' ,l 3‘. ,,, ..: 0,, 51ii be sent In
lief who addre•P ii} .1 , 1••• Of 11,..141 . 11.. . ..
111iIN i' 11N1:1 It S. rip., II
Wh.:l- de 11111•.:11.. , 31,1 (11..0.1 , ..
t;_ai Nowt Tturd-street Phlkotelphia
:ibis "
O:=CAR C. B CARTER,
171 6:estrint Street, Phlindelphta
• 6-Ig.
lei('
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. . . 'X'.-.37... Cii a purau, •
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7,1^,k..„.....
eab l i..T. .Vo. 1 * Se uI I. Fifih ...I -PHILjADVLPIII•.
L . ' Y '"'"l'n:4, HUNTING,
pill ji,I,L, checks,, cards, Lat,els. cir
-1
cular•, Coustituli.ine, l'arnginli.i , ...l....
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; .i r•rmilirali , , Manaiinv, I:,,,ieni.g. - d•----, In a vaii ,l 3:
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of cylei.. • . .
r•- .
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•• III.A Nri BOOK rr. .
;, • wido . to circler. rul,d and lkossail In any patt,in, an.i a
co.d ls.inrlait•at .:,..pt follt+i,111r!, t• 11 n Itld.
k- . .,
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1.1,-Vi nree.i. in
~y liar pct rityolv 3111.1.11 ed In. ' 1
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r-- T -r' CIIII'M AN
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F_ r. No. I South .-1 , 1 ,- ..1, St.. l'aitada. J
t, ?eh t 3, lcit). , S-:1,,,,
• ' - '. G. W. IRLdp.:II - ay.
No.
, . 37 . • ..V49ltrlt". Jr 11.1!: I'E.S.
',... . "I' II E
. I.` 111. S T.' 01 L T Cin kl i .
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-... - .1(1..zr l'are St . littla..• .
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rf - -.7, orrEio , ' 4 T !t•it •-1 r r:• , 4 IVl' (1,1,.-
:: —'-''_ ~..,;;':-AVIN .EX Olt. T %-% \ , 1:•-' . 6 11 .e .
'.' • ".3;kak;Uoll., %VII' ri: rT.F.I'II .\ •''.!! ‘‘'.;
'I
tali it MI. C."'!'.-,n\" !!,, C,.11 s ; ..
and la 1.121) (1:1.. i+ , . '.0.',11! IVI .-\
.-: - ?IsIAN .;:I'ANO. : I
it', Tanoe.ri'ard 17 . 0!. 4 5 I . ;a
--; call.
',.. Mardi 2, laso
..,
Illiolusale :int! --. .ellail
-'STOVE DEALE . ,cii, •
V.. 239 - 1 / I , Let .:t. ..is :- Ntrti -PII(1-•liFI.PlIts
~atarc !t: .`., W• sy .11.:1 Ini - oln ,114• Ir if...1:d0
4.4.r.=:r 1 :14111 111 , , poldic V._llf • niuV., th:/t 1t....y
1 1 - - - e.c . a.have tal,t. It , a'•.l t• pi.a„ vt t - i, re t.lr
5 4..- - ": 7 ---.—• lillenti io•ei:ill2 1 MI .Lnd Complete as
..n:rtlin•ill 1,1 I:, •:n,..1 .1.41 f ., an:1111'0A
' app ,- ,:ve.l pattern- of STO V LS, can
-1111114 in tiara a's 1:tin.11,,,t, : , • . . .
Waglits : Prdlt & I n's. ticy -Air Ti;:lit Cook sstz 4. s.
iXaanifie Itlipl,Cl N... 111 1 , 43 " " " 5
11 , ..... F.3.71e. Air Tield conk.; ~E 4 ..
And all tit:, orinst plThilinrnt SFitves in the watit: t
icedierwith an eitensiiri: as‘artntent of Parlor, nA II
Chntrh nod Aare 1'14 , 1 - r. , . Wool and c"ar Air Tight
ita.hotorr. . ..
-
Ihe (ad. of MIT Ii:11 - iI1Z the inn'it ektenstyr and Os
leant P.f..111.413Mt in,ltte taarket. ~. :II make it Pi:li:all
eisity for itsa iti-rest of (base cnitnected with the, trade
to call and ex, - .1711111j Ihr .ante. .1 -
. _
. ' - 111)ISSTV Li. & WIIEELER ,
Nn. .'17: 4 tark#t Street, near Sixth. Philada.
' 7501,24,119. e 4S-Gino'
.
i
[Under J. Sidney Jones' Carpet ‘Varehousel,
HAVING eniarge g
dmy ore:. I have on , limit and
am conntatitly manufatturing and receiving from
, the Eantern States aii.l Eurnipe, alight inn! to my stock.
-
, Cola . ? /War e.-501) nest Cedar and 100 - nest painted
,
Willia)it llolloway — ,
: . • - •T - •
-, tilin 400 [Janet and '2OO eintrchorop, 100 dozen Cedar
, 13111.it[fll ST. -' 1 and 600 dozen painted Pails, 209 din. Wash Boards,
X. 370211.trkt.t Sleet:. clwre 11th, (Girard Row,) 100 dnz. next Sugar and Flour ![.ties; Spigots,Spoons
-,,... . and Ladles.
t:Lett IA '. '
pirman ' it atim Ware.-140 riFsi Market and 200 nest
oFTEttA 1,4 .it, nruc, (mimic:v. l
,_- ..... , Paints , o , ls . w,„,,,,, Class , , c , , at tha I Clothe 4 Baskets , 400 „Willow Cietches, Chairs and
-..... n.i, , Cradles ; a large. a<sortment of French and Mimes*
lON'reli mac et pryrq,
Ar 'pie patron-iv, ni Phyniciann titl ing , Baskets. .
/Moons and Brtishe.— in,rou Wire Broom !, 10 000
7 ) . 11 - their ow , , medicines, and the trade et , sail:et Brooms, 210 doz. each Wall. Paint, Set-Wining.
-El
' • ally are frAP , il..tfUly snitched; a,evrittg
' , --e.. , ' • Shoe and 110r,,e Brushes Tooth, Shaving, (UM and
them, that all medicines forni.ned cvitt be I Bair ,Ilrushes of every style.
OLPIVINE, of tine - best quality, and prepared w itli the
Ce*tt, —2OOO dozen fancy' Combs, of various pat.
greatest accuracy.' !erre, side, neck, pocket, dressing and fine tooth
;Imre, Keepern will Ind it to their advantlge In call,'_ Combs of various c yles.
as the Stock in large, well -selectbd and' off unquee- ;.. -,L.,*,,ii,,, Grasses of Pine, Merry, Walnut, Mallets
tionable quality, and put sip in firms convenient for any a . n i Gil, Frame, of tills izes ~
and pu11 ,,. ; G er .
retailin4. , . .' 'man, French cud Foislip.h Looking Clap,* Plate*, of all
lI.An asiortment of Chemicals, Gins*, .ke ;imitable SUPS, from 7by9upto 72 by 120—(packing insured to
'for_tlaguerrentypists, always inn hand, at low prices, all oath of the lininn)—togelher with a large asgoil-
Qat 27 . 1549. . ~, 7 , 44-51 no riient Of %%nasty tion t in too numerous to men ion:—
. . —.--- The hirentinn of merchants is respectfully soli d,to
." ' ' -r whlch in '
, =
United Starts and Foreign
• PATENT AGiENCT I , '
Xn 73 DOCK STREET, appumte t.te Exchant,
entt.antten t•, es.
- tx • ritc, istif,l,OCK, Civil Engineer and Mechanician.
bit offers his seryli c, the transaction of
busincssentinectesi with the Patent Office.
-MODELS. DII.A TVINGN AND SrucuriccrloN‘
neatly and accurately spade and Patents obtained with
despatch. llis thorough, theoretical and mactica
knowledge of the Vectranical'artssinducca him to say,
that in ail cares where he advises an application 1 - 07,1!
• Patent, in - care it mat obtained, the fees for Ids ser
-vices will he returned, and be still aka guarrantee,
"Ithatall patents obtained throe:is his. owcr, avail L,e , us .
' tattled by the court.. Many itiventors are subjected to
'ereatdelays and loss of time and money by employing
ineconpetermaersou to make ,heir speCin 'ations, and
frequentlyisslive to'ttrrenilsi their patents and gets
re-issue.
Inventors at a distance can send their models and
statement of their claims directed to Wm But.t.ocx,tl.
$. Patent Agency, 'So. 15 Hock Sweet, PLOadelphia,
acid the strictest Secrecy will he observed until the
tattaf bed.
Drawings and gpecifications for Par tnries. Miils,&c.,
And all kinds of it achinery purchased on Cointnisidon,
PIA competent tatat !bluish to pii4 the same in opera
tion in any ;Art of lite Milted Slaws, tiouth America
and the West
•. Itr.PMIENCES :
Alon.Zanocs PlCllitlent tbe Uscila no • -$
We. Mery York.
lieiirs.Eatt.otas,htt.mit "r '
&Co Nove ' 'ty Works;New
..
York, -
Prrta SloaerL & Co,; ' Columbian foundry
- • New l'otk '
Conve.Cl.l,lcois &DAVIES, Phllade/Phia. Pa.
"• • ADAMS Pittaburg, Pa.
air. Tuomaaj. LosEnaus s, Baltimore, Md. '
" ;loam A. T t i I OA. '•
Dijlift, Gosa,Cincinnati, Ohio.
" WaLTER Bent.g, Chicago, Minnie.
1. N.MiLLia. Ss vannab, Ca.
- W.V.at Camas, Mobile, Ala. •
" R. T.TennepLl., Wa- % hingto l . }tics;
The*. J, Kenn, Citarlesion, 1. C
, Way 12, j
111
VOL. XXVI
P HILADELP L&
.
.9:rell Si.;*Wal7 aper Warehouse,
•sO. 1.42. lICTI STREET,
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BErirzE.l, -- sgrar 4. ' Is EvEA - rri,soUTll - SIDE,
. 1 1411LADLLPtlIA• • -
• 1
Ii • iir,,Propridpi. of Iho shove e 1;!. nerveestabli.!._
titri;l hIA ;iirly nprne,l In.: plip,rb vock of Wall
Papers. wtirli Tir. all ..f iIo Ivo , .1.611 , ,t.1n4 of the,
vrry next tn,onfo, tore. P,•r , ..,..r , fon. rat , co.stury •
Cali te11...111 twine .re,iiiiwi,4l ~ i 1:1 1 pmteros si l it.
~..1.. jot i , i!..fy 1,111-p•tst... j\ 1 , :"..;' . . .I , n •nlv.ll iynlce of
inoldn? fof , Tlo.r.
Ile ..• 0.••,(•tr:r.•••.! i i 11 'f••••1 elr• .1 •. • ••• 1%4101 !qt-an.
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1."1 , 14.
N•i 43 NORTIT STRi j T. '
- ig r;•p tirtlntr. to any exit!ot• and
Crr arty rtr••.t.trtr•i,t . i.l Iron and ; ba Mock irk re
r-ttert [rum own innp.rr Ilion., by altlt..St nnt.ry
• i'ai's.ll.nit."lrrtrl 4 rnr.tititrnt in Ili. ability sat itt..
Cir-rtr.tt r.1.t11 nth.; pill Ittor hi:11 with their Cli,lolll.
Ib'e UCCoitl!evetialing.
WM. DE COW,
13 N. Rater-greet,
Frb IC,
•
Coleman's Cheap Cutlery Stbres
.Yoe: 32 and 33 .1R r.'lD.ratid 200 CiIi.:SNUT
StrectLPHlLAin:LPltia.
fIOII:NTRY merchants ran • save from:Ill to IS per
rent, hr pnrchast Gs , at the ',hove stores. , Ity nn.
porting my own goods; paying but little rent: and liv.
ing econ,mically, it Ia plain I can undersell those whe
pure hase their goods here. pay higli4.ents, and live Ilk°
princes.
Con;staidly on hand a large rissortment‘of Pen and
Pocket Knives, ricissors and Razors , Table , Knives
and Forks, in ivory, stag', hairaln, hone and wood
nannies; Carvers and Forks Steels.d-e-; Butcher
Knives; Dirks; Bowie Knives; Revolving and Plain •
Pisinls,:ke. Just received, a large stock of Bridgers
and Wcistenholm'• flue Pea and Congress Knives.
Xlso,a large assortment of AOCOVie OI I 4 , &c., &C.;
also, flue English Twist ind Usti : min Guns.
101 IN M. COLEMAN, Importer.
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Oliver Evans, .
Xo. al, Sava Serinid Street. Phitaidpkia,
MANUFAUTVUER OF
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; @ALA:WANDER Flllfl AND- THIEF PIIOOF
Igo CHEST
l IATITti Powder proof and warranted equa
I V to any other make (or security against fire or
.burglars, having withstood - Ahe test of both, without
injury or loss to their owners.. • I
Also, in store and far sale.
Letter Copying. FreFses and Books. •
Seal PrFssr3, for Corp - orations. Banks. &e.
Druggists' Presses with Cylinders and Pans.
Hoisting Machines for Stbres, Factories, &c.
Portable ribrover Laths, of a new and superior con
struction, intended for either cold or warm water.
Refrigerators for roolintt and preserving meats. but
ter, milk, &e., 19 the warmest weather, suitable to
stand in any pail of the house: l r
Water Filters. warranted •to purify muddy or bad
water. whether affected by rains. ina7l. limestone - ,
or atry othe r rause.
Matta 9. 15.5 U -9.1 y
and Mar Let Strretl.
cET. on hunt n't qv. :Ind varied stork
!X or all kind. of VAI'Llt; led to l'ilh:t.hero.
srhot QCY, kr W•• have
arr•snszs , ns , ssi with -"use of 11, bra tltll , F to she
CPUhlry In italiiii . .o"ture raj Sr''''''p hit
errrt ton '4111! .t
ti,,n NVe 1.11111110 , a tiao , l !Ainrere
11saT.k% to .in: crl,/,1 , p i,t favor. and hope 1 - r.
.'or k, ..xert:olls. In merit a tOILIII7II
- of shssir s ss-ssn'a.
All oiler, from the co,w:t! pr. , mptlv
••1% , ,.• lothi ,y it l• ;riven -17.0
of 0.011.2 :It „.„„id
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I hi l.llEN Ai., PRICE.
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:in ' . :.', Nfdi h Wharv , s..,l , l FT,nre ahtlVe Arch Stre . t . l.
rtb S. 1".::0 9-::!,:nol rhiladriptpa:
, .
inaleses W,odts {War Ware Broom: Beall. Comb,
Lugkiit:f (Pass aved Vdrirty Store.
: 7.C0. I.S NORTH 'S,ECOND STREET,
rurt., , ,,Dtt rm..,
the ciaminatirat of my rusk, atl of %talk-hill): he
raid iticc for cash or city acceptance, em as to antici
pate ahy competition that can pc offered.
-Mardi 10150. 9-19
VENITIAN 1111 - ND 7 , 1 A NUFACTIIRER,
firs of the Carta 1.:47.1e. Xii.l39 aad
,i, 43 .'
. • Saatic ~ c comit at.. iliciere•Thict st.
. • , PIIILADELPttIi •
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CEPS alwavo .',/, i131..1 a Sarre and f Mil.,nalde rt.-
..n. ...a:nu,' r f WWI: n :,.1 N kiillOW 51... T WIN=
DOW l 1.1N0.. manor.. lured in ilis beat manner, 1.1
the teat 11,1t..Tia it, and at tine I. , !Wttiatagh MCCIIi:
iliV kir TPI4 teil and enlarged itii , €.141414,11}134,nt, lice
pteidred tw enntidete Laden: 1.0 any antuunt at the
Among! notice.
COnetantly on. hand an naorirortent of
ALViltit: IiNV FriANITVRE
1111 every variety. manol.icred exineinity foriiip ericri
sales Anti pllrclinsert may . ..rrefiire r, ly en a good are
'terau.. ,
.
.
• Oven in the evehimt. i
Orders frimi a ill:it:Luce parked 'carefully, sod sent
free of porterage, to i any pail of she uit . N.•
. .. • ; 11: CLARK.'
Autitst 25.1845.- • 35-ly •
•
NVETItnaILL fix.IIROTEIFati ,
m AN , ; 1 ; 11 Lm'll
supplyfr 11 U - i t street.
Warranted pore, WIIITI: LE it: and those ruAtonierii
Who lave. been sparingii 11.1110 0 ,1•41ta, 0 1, 0 1
Crtin on the matte, ohall now hae. their orders 11110.
ma% n sotatance fly/lie preservative
and bilutifying propenitoi, ari desirably fn a paint. to
an equal extent With unadulterated white lead; hence
nay admixture of other materials only (1121r/1 ire value.
Jr has, therefore, Leen the rieadit alma the tn.ina fat:-
turcrs, for many 'years, to to the _public a per.
teeny pbre white lead, and the unceneinc demand for
the article, n proof that it- has met with fewer. It
le branded on .one head :, STUERILL
jk . BEDTHER iu fall, aci.',on 14c:taker, toierraated
/err, an in red tenet!. ,•
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~. run,_4l..gflED..-E-Vii',-R
ME
E. Hicks Jones,
Blind Manufactory.
cLA.nn.
Puie White Lead:.
AND: ''' powswAx
,
willtraris youi , pierce the bowels of the Eafth, and brine tine from the caverns of Moun , ains, Metals which Nvill give Strength to out harols and sttlitect all INtature to our 4se arid 'nleasure.—Dr; 1.(41t3/111
PEEIL4)YZ;LPHIA.
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Iturrain3 : Put(l, - - . -- Next Tork Ac . lvrtiseitielit.'
• - .
, . ANI3FACTI: WED rtlf.Cl ;net t t int. Altr:lal nnd Ihe : • • BOOTS AND slions.
' , pone-i , i dril T r in. ( r pm .ra,,Le smell, srntiment or
~, COUNTRY Merchants anti ntht4s in
exf,l , -Ive goal it in , nn. ' Wan! of ' !hog. and Shoes, wstt pi,.. w!
A.1..0. a saienriter arti-1, t . nt . GAVt PIT EN l'.. \ wore:word
MM. to inno 1 ,
atr In:. Leepter.lty .1. I' tire! or ii,.. quits- 4.2-,-.. rail and esaniiii. , a large Motortinrnt.
.:
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reremed direct (rout the Eastirn soil
liry• Dea`cr. w,',l titai Ii I , th eir a:IN-amaze to fail hr-
..bir,,, , , z.tanufacturers. Nbirit will tic .itlifai lowest
fore pa , rha•inz rim? .fiete. as :11,1“01.1 . 1' !her gua rani- , r 4 f r 3 ts, c , sh or ?low credit' for sci_eplances '
ter. to ~ Il at the very t,,,y,..t al n`-St rate. 'N 11 —We nmrufartitre nor own Luttene. Nlis.ee,
Flu La:apt, for p ,r;or . ary a nti.;:lnertl nor!. :rid enii,lii•res.i.ric towis and :nit,.. an,l,will Warrant
ls
Tozlis Pittent Camobroe Inonton.t Arl , rt`h ledrY 4 la-:n ato! O. ';at ~ si:•,, , : . 11l tV la , Wanted. .
lii lie r2eelieil Ly non , . for . c , , , .m. ~ ,,,I , t' , iy • ; Jo-, ~, t!..- ca..h .‘,i,n, andeave•fconi 10 in 15 per
Lard li, laV... la Z..!1 , V2 , i: .. r • , ,Tfl I 1•• 'Op, t-nrrS o i, f r ,,, 0 r i ot i a ir ,, u ,.,,,,
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Eetcces .31arla , snd asd
r11:1,13,71.1 4 ”1 ,
b e g r:111 t to ^t Int:1 inn • f
cn•ilitry !elven , to their 6"-imftiostil of pap...ro eltl
ttra<ingthr daft , rent sall. les of Pivot ins. 11:ttiliv,“,
\V ri,tee, Wrspii:iie -re. Tip.site 'Pa
pers, whitiratot sts , irted col Art, also lion net and !Liz
Diards,&c:
Being enzaeetr is the, Mahn factorf , ' I .
p,r%. they soliNt rirderti Truth •p+
size, which will he
fair
Market
rn nr ?radii paid for ,Ra
~rr Nr. LtataS st.
37-ly •
rri[r!
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Blals.-'ll",tent Fire-Prot)! -.lrtt
rt:om
rr nr: s nlisiribers have just received a further sup
1 ply of ihis ringalar awl - valuable substance. In
addition to the slate color, they have a
chocolate or brown. resenitiling the sand stone now in
aril so much admired for the front „r
Its principal ingredieritsrarc :rid pro
toxide of mu. inhir.hin the eretion of srtstoille own
satisfactorily account' , for its tire-Kurit mom , — the
two former sotistatices being iiiiii-eeloitictors, and the
latter nouns no a centred, to bind the whole to;ether
and make a rum and ditralile paint.
- • For rise it is mixed with and applied
- with a brush, the same as orrinary 'paint. u 1 , Aood,
iron, tit, zinc, canvass, paper, Sc'. 114 hardens crarlit
ally and becomes fire-proof. It is plitelcularly netita
bie for roofs of nuildings,stedinhoaS and car-ticci.s,
railroad Irildgeg, fences, te. A Ir•uCcrntled with the
article is equal to ore of slate, at a vast saving of
ea-
Derpre.
Specimens way be teen at the rarre s of - the
hers. ' LiROTII ('o,
No. 931 r.s.7uoth Frost St., Pititada.
17-tf
April 22.11.48
July "I. 1 , - 19.
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Th e s e w,' cost corner q• F onrr 4- NM.% :wren
NAB Log.ik cut fir the rive st , -; rguilding (..:13.5 ,
D•servegny p..iiittlr C 41.0: t,ll.leat ima tsop
-11011 d ior t: 0 ticst twenty sears a reputation
or }hr:pet elie;,ggig s s of rigniii.igr twat
etted Irv' ~,v-other honser is the tr re•gsiglr
atinig of the toirirouge aotoupt of wo ot t igtoregiscig'be•
slowed an then , . the Proprietors haCe,sparegt ,o 1
pains nor rare . ..hoe in Set 11r111: SerVir - eo enitri'o
of Inridohted :glut ; awl for the Fa 3 Tr.ute of
the'y .11. r such a stock of riot lex , 1.9111 2
it, as they "are confident eaggiod !it...noshed in Phil
adirlphil or iglsew here. Every article of rlothlrc
mighlifcciiited by them is id the 'ge-t mai-tilts :Cad
Rotklnanoinn, of trot,, the superior fig title' ilig , gy
poseeei t,n the parrhase of their coods. nr,g• egg
abiact p,..emily the wo o, ;,1 t h e
wO'havgi tint het visited thin rlinkfirillni of rtgghogii,
by exppitpui2 th • st)le and gio.gigt"ty of their chirlitinr
6t• fi“tisrir:t that it is their intercst tn . purcliagge of
llittikness & Son. •
A smog chi: inimg-nse a:hirttnent of goods wiit
found chit:Asa &mille stitched oyerenys of the latitg.t
styles, from #0 Oil to #IS. sold rlsnwhere et slf2 11 tto
420;0P, superior black Dress and Fruits Cott' frgini
"$7OO to $l2 00.w.itlIt doable the money; fancy
Slid
blaik Cassimere Pints, $3 00; rich nod Mad: Sattin
Vggs, $2 50, and a agnitnificent tot ofrtnaks $. litchi,
such as cgtnnot littloggicpt at other stores for less Ono
s's 00 All other afticlesiat enrrstioridink" low ra•es.
tit IL—Every Garment ,lid at this house is war
rattled tofu with ease and eletratire.
& SON.
R. C. Cornerof Fnurtligund tilarket-st reei.
(lark nest k Son are the only agent a
ht
Philitdelphia fit the sale of 11. UM:NISI:Ir S Newton,
TaitnlS Shears. Ladies Scissgirs, &C.
13. IEI9. 4l-finin ,
• John C. Baker's
emirouND num ExTrucT OF
SARSA.P.NIIII.Ia.
'PIES Article is employed with great Prrreb anJ . hp
the most Nu ipetit Pnysiciatis of this city, for the
core of the followine dlo•ases; -
SCROFKLA or King's I..villitheernatism, Cutaneous
AfrleljiMS, 'fetter and Utrere,
White Swellings. Sem vy, NeuodaianrTic Dithu reit
cancer, Goitre, or Protithoe , te, (swelling neck.) Spine
_Disease. Chronic Disease,s Of toe Lungs, to counter.
net the destructive. f.ffec.ti of Mercury, Jaundices. tly
perthrouity, or eithrecrtnent hf rhe heart, is ipitalion
1 Ana ttrmhling tit tlte region of the IrPart and st.onach,
I cola rgetn.mt. of the 11 , tier,. Joints or LiZaM , llt, , 1? 0
nll the t arlillll 111 the shin such as Terier
Ringworm, ftiles, Pimples. Carbuncles, Dystieu.
nil and Liter som plait..tn. Nervous A ffectiime, D rop
SiCai rd,ri, sod
digar-
Cs originating from an loony! state of the blood and
other fluids of the body,ittettnir all dineases while a
chance of the zystent in required: nice 50 cis. , per
bottle.
, . .
Prepared nets. he theProprl-tore, •
JOHN C. 11% KIM. & Co., Wi,oleyle Drozetsts,...
No. 100 N0=1113431. below liar«. Pfillailp
importereaod w la,lre.t Itotoalers in pone,
Chen-111%1, tedirinei , , Perfumeries. eitireical
Inetiono•nte D(neeigtei i:laiiewaro, Paints. Oite, r l)ye
Sniffs:and Window taw. also a and aupe'ri.t
article of latitatinn Hatt— C1.19,i at ab out o „..nil k
the mice of Engllia of li:each Plateti, any eji, to
&nee.
The Compound Fluid Extract of Sarearultia.:for
, cteior I:l , ntens h Parilin„notblYilie; W: L. lithiler,
PeriCartem ; James
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AttcuiTzipT:ipin F,ti QINEEP's,
' ,Vori It- Si ibi Sikett..
rtIVEP4 DRAWINGS AND SPECIFIC/I'IIONR OP
ir7 Cant rects to erect ',wetting*. &C. end fnynnLille
grounds Air Count: nr Cemeteries; together
with the arrangeurrnt of Trees in give tne proper of
rect.—Also, .Churchrs, Hospitals, Prisons, Witei
Works, Gas•Wotks. &c.;'on the 'Jurist and roost agglrov
c d Plans including healing ventilating, Ike.
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and a Shriek mingled with its echoes. The we have taken the chtfecli," and we lime
host was a murderer for money..: Blood may- diately lost sight of him. I perceived the o f •
1 cruel mistimuhe that ''had bereft the infant
it:teethe' protection : nor did-he waste time
be shed fur revenge, and our sympathies may tears glittering in the Emperor's eyes, and he t e
be excited for the ,assaesin. ' But who cau tureed aside tu cence t al thew. lin the fruitless endeavor of di those .
who tied
thend their* offspring e to thee
find a chord in his heart from which pity may At ten o'clock that night the church was ! pe i t i ti „ e o f torm. But, contei to ace
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drawee note of feeling from hint'. who with ours. The Emperut, who was thoroughly ' knowledge the mysterious' agency f "Him
bloOd stained fingers-holds the glittering coin exhausted, tottered ' with fatigue as he sat
before his eyes? on his horse. orderttel the firing.to cease: 1 who duet h all thins well," end "beareth the
He
1 young raven: , when they"cryh." he fled with .
-
Gray soon disposed of the bodV'by hurling . and the army repese, surrounded by the ! evipgcd footsteps to he 'Teethe Wrapping
•it over the precipice. As it went lumbering enemy's bivuuacks . . , Ciurhead-quartiT w
s ere it in his ample cloak, he haetetlea to reach
' through the scrubbed and jagged: rocks that established on the plateau, behind Evlau, in. his htimble tenth., that he Plight mihister to •
lined the,ellasrn he perhaps folt remorse; but the midst of the infantry of the guard. ' its relict' ere the spirit had fled tel That un
it was onlyfor a: moment. With•eager hands 1 " All is going on admirably," said the Fr- discovered country from is hose bourne no .
he opened •the portmantun, and ;rolling out • peror to me as he entered the tent. ' " Th ese 'O - livelier rieurne. Arrived 'at the peaceful
the shining col? - upon the leaves, for some tnen have fought bravely !'" Without uu- .
cot, he •eoneitened MS we e der charge to the
.minutes he gloated over his wealth:: for the dressing, he threw himself on his bed, and care of hi. kind-hearted - hot l eekeeper, and
country was almost 'inhabited, andbisdemoa in a few moments was sound a.,k4.). aZaill Sllllll it forth in search ' other objects.
Spirit could rejoice over its riches tindieturhed. At 'four:in the morniag. the Emperor Ives for his benevolenee. Heln' eta proceeded • .
On returning home, he depiited his ill-: again on his horse. lie surveyed thegrounal,
far helare his attention wee called to The
gotten gold in the chest. His wife heard the arranged his plans; posted the artillery. ha- melanchole :scene heforenoticed.. '
ringing , of' the coin and her quick mind told, rengued the troops, and rode past the front a
1 5 .,1 \v foun ll lW
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t - ni•etd itiite unfortune e,
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her that Charles Gray, her huelaand, he to pink of each reatiniefit. At day-break. he .th .
l. id. ii - .
stranger Witlleduceeleilua goed minister to
• whoin her heart had confided, li'lis a murder- gave orders thatthe attack shoulelconenence
.believe that he v.ele thee - parent cf the infant •
- .
I er. She fainted. This wretch heeded her simultaneously on all points. About eleven
meieho, isao. ,not, but gloomily seated . Intnsdf before the oclock the sooty, Windt had fallen incessant- which he had 'rescued from the rtiThless de
metes et the meth h t :. and noe sooner
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-- - morning, increatt, d
Cani On: [
A. TALI: or INDIANA. ' 1 Mary rose an altered woman. The rose flit With such violence that We could' scarcely wits he unpres , :al with the idea than the res e ,
JOSSPII LEN - V.:I cirtert...xtr. POINTED I _ _ _ - I from her dieek and a grave in the furi:st perceive any- oh: t eat au the distance •r-1-. t en io , 1.1 rit the, tend ,
uf icji ' wits ... a. _ ... . i ... babe'
eeente. the es. \ t e.„ incidents , • r- hi.- own deuebler, sat? lo brine ieuf ia •.„---:
marked by a single stone. tells ioU we're Traces. After the 'lapse of some little time, . . , i , ,e , ,
erne. Admittl.trat.tti to ,the estate tie:m it their , The which I: am about to relatel
' Peace to her a Ruesian coluuin amounting to hetweel ' - : •••
• tl-e I , " ' i•t. ii I I 'ln ',' , an , , in 1. 0 nonure eel nu-'•
1 duty. in order to vre-voie the nigh rcittillottit' the a t e not drawn from imagination, but fact.- lies the broken he
above, ro,ll 1110 t•si,taite••l GSr ion many ..11'3 ill Air .
.1 .1 1 eV form an act vf the never ending drama memory ! She hi te a m r t e : l eh il er s t it ' e thehlue sire:oils • five and . sb: thou et'unl men. IY"fis - • diecerpril ' s ',"'""`":','!. ,'.',,,. 1 ',', • . t.d ,•, , e ` • : r •''.. t . l ''';''',.' hn ' t th ''
hest trite I.e Of rtspi. ~ : 1 - . .1 0 t - 1,..u. u. n. ,
r rei ei •e •
e errieee•et • eiveq and Ilii.inig,linut the coin.. trial ' . .., • are never crimsoeid with blood:--where the during the Melo ehis coluaia had riveived
rommuniiv, Ina itttd, it'''. Cl tide of cautioning the pill,- of human yummy. etteereure te - 11 . t eth -••; • le. Geala, Church. .
e Grace the: head of the orders to join mein beta - ( f the - env t
lie against a C.12,1111•1.:31 11 , 0 Mir:opted in lii• pal.o.iii .. ,
rtii, is iiidecii a wild night." said Charles. - '•' I. • • n' • ,te f a 'ft-- I tl• 'b' efi'
ll' .tii _the oritiinii I one, well calculate:l to deer ive, ,„ , hie a'f. - thee` sat b f the blaz-I devoted waV
N., t., as e ore dagger never flailed . : . . the
rarer. a •,- . and had missed the way. The trocp e who t' • 'a"' e F- '. ( 3 i ''' i ' '-'-'' " ' - 'Y , A " '•
front lie t lose insitatiorl Of the late _Re Lery*,stzea. ,- Gray toI ,
Lure on the interliii of. the he or aail boo zeal ing hearth of an Indian log cabin,. whilsathq ;
. • Charles Gray became a rich mate. His were marchieg, feire.tard lieeitaCnetay and - of h. ' : 3 . "" 11 ' 1 " 1 I"" .- -- 7 c.'"
also "t: the shape oral lal.eiling l , if the imitte. It has i o n • s en wands, broad and fertile, bore lexurtant her- without scoute, lead strayed to withiu the dis_ Vears pasrti swat'. rt:it!. nudge the affec-
u wailed around the roof and w ,
theli•fore heroine expeaent lo eslablidh n ?hide for • ~. , - vests. A tall mansion rose antong these old lance of a muslet. shut of our carrill. The ',loan: care and prot e leeea el 11 1 :i. argot 1 , ;!,
: ilie di.i.•rting of these rnitnt..rfeils. ,Au base„ ill sounding through the fotest. ;•
trove ,iii SIGNATe ,i- Or the S. 11.1; .ices T, S. Pettl2lli.s, " Wilder than I ever knew," observed his woods to shelter the inurderer'sheade Strange Emperor, staudintezreet, with hi. feet in the tor end hi beat i Ilen . I. c• ~,:1;• , ii, nu:
to tell he lived 'unsuspected.: 'No one cared stirrups, and his glass fit 'hit , eye, wa. the (for such !Ili v, P!'• r.'"1 , 1: t] I.‘ qr fas e• -:
t'i;, iiii • own, ban ' dirritior ~i11,1!t. nulsioll:: Wine are ci - ot:
t -- • Wife "Charles how•thanklul.we should be to
tine Ira/100 this. 'et theni, come tirottl tt ...al. ....uric • . , • .
:lirY-eq• and N. ONE ,' r ., " 'd " 1 " . iii ‘ r 0 "g i.31 our Mae er that he has given us this warm or ,
' f the etniarant ia the country.' from which first to perceive. that the blaak shadoWe, FloW7 .cent, - ) inereesed tie.: only in peralii.al• torte
:. :
ie le defiling thrciuelf the veil of snow, mu s t and levelit (ea, her: es -1,;.. erew: , ..iin years. t
pen to bell atoned iffier :My elf Cllll/AlZittle fire and close cabin to protect us from the he'entne. _ . •
CS-lii ord. cto prev. , ut the.. lea n t !?, svgs hav e nri- ' ” i, l i Years rolled on away. Villages, aruse.4pa. belong to the RussP'aeteeerye., Ile Meant- - veloiled thoet. Rea! a r ;rinses aufdi:rpust..l, e
pointed It. Hannan, Sole 24i•nt, for the sale of thcse rude elements.. . at:tame: an al a:al.,le , end g.ra:r .t..-- -----. -
Pens in richus Mill Cotoryt - ten ,will furel•li derteis ,
, t " Thankful," end Charles Gray assumed a i the ruins of that mighty forest, Thj'steatas- ly darted ion-ante theiNtwo battalions of the which I
at oar w liol.,ii:i..yi ii cs All newt nurparing to lie 01 ' ~ ,
__ , . ‘
of itself , s
' poke the d em on i n eer was !ward with its perpetual thunder and grenadiers of the auarde commanded by Gen. daughter. And nounn :he et:ea el i(, la
our manufacture etTetrd :Ity Pedlars, are worthless , se . roy , i, WpIC/I
Tl 'II " - -f.mock . liehtning ascending the Ohio, lovely' reeiden- Doreienne. Whiest the grenadiers advaueed assaduousemeinien nada-I - Yea ale of / their dt
imilatintis—as oe never Sell nor fientg TO NO . :lnt. his neare e inne.o .. wi e you me. i 5.,,
Tll.-§, 1 . ..f1es Ar , 11,W 0.0,1',1 ))))) ft 1.F.1.1.1.511 . 0 1 y 10 111 C • wi s ,,,t, • i • : „„ .
II 1 eabin tOithe luxurious coin- ' ces, like gems, summoned up by the enchan- in ellence. the squadron en duty tit nr the elining rents. hi tee! , y le r aportemtion ce
G*ll,Crlslllelli roirl,l , al IN:14110g11111-. in the wolf.. by , ''' ....", '''' .• _ _ . , .
ter's. wand from the earth's ;bosom toted Emperor turned the. autumn, attacked it in their selC.secritieing devoilote eo her tasefel
yereate.a: e a ... zed in aisle:he, 11th r. Our safe! , fort of the ton n folks whom w e used tmsee i
wholi,llo and rei.lll,it frill, ea i.ric.,, to. in l':',.ev York, rolling..-d - irough the streets in : the banks of thesilver river. The suspicious the year, and drove it forWerd oft four grena- days. . / .. •Ii .
is HANN iN, Mind of Gray, (for the wicked are always triers, who itee...il s ed it wiih. fixed bayenets. The t-' tar of Rusela, ace eitereet with ha- •
.1 A ren t c.• L r , 1r• r . their eus4itned carnage.s, or reclining on silk
~,,a f sr ,c..m.y,..1;. „too, y. • 2 . . .'X- . • . 1 . )iei u. 7.) rendered hinefearoll'efeliscovery, The fleet sleee was terrible t o :h e nuaejans. widery extended duinietthe, ,iind desirous oi
revs. 15!,0. sofa-tl and hillf.rhllla et me ragged beggars sus i 0 -
_ , ~
_
_______- _- , that Hairnet! their charity. e Thankful !" as emigrants were crowding Into the stele, But-soon e o m p ar m a th e i r numer i ca l strenz li the eoneuest and mini xa;i,m lif'ig',..' province
et I eat ion !• ' ttleeel inn ! • and entered the lands in the mat freepient with the small.number of troops oppusrel to el Li yenta, -hade•ilreade In irlicd Inse forces
latty did tea reply." She feared bile' when
i terieceerv.e. TAVI.9Ii Inv , nosy en hind at
in these mii-Als., andwaS'too judicious to irri- spots. The hones of I...lorners - were still ex- :him, the offieers drew their SiVorti , . - rallied upon it's chief/11v. Katharine had attained
/ .1 ,:- ,`, 1 , w ,:', 1 :1 6 ,71-% f u r i,','l r iri n ,i" l ,:i l. l l . l ,;=. 7,. .. , 'l ,' ' '„ re -,,t t n ii': , tare him even hy words, thourth breathed Posed ;if they' were found by anY ene rambling their men, and all defended theme mists with her thirterneif venr when hie finenelable ern-e
l ' rk - . r y. ! iiii. i ' l i... II WS, d A ar s.,lc, ‘,11,:e.,,,t1e and re front a seraph's lute; or. eyllahelledlw. airel's through the bluffs. the (L; affair might he in-- groat courage.
, . .A I oae mometc ~Lir go ;la- ,nun annoynci.d io tlii_n'iii•.'tiiizi.r, L. inhabitanut • •
i.ii!, at or! , iil -tin d i i the'llitieq.„. ,
veStigat4ll and he ill with hip just deserts. tiers appeared' to:flag, Whe'ri ayouug ell - leer. the 6) . 74)11rd:1) ere ,I . their ettliet tayyn. Ay lie
, • lips: to one whose soul - as hecome absorbed
Teo iir;•ri.n,e aF.sorittir•t iilti.:l3.. ill iio fl,lll d 711 (.14 . •
Oki1:.41.1,1,•11,1 . 1 , 111111,: 11H1.,. ~ .n:n., rrilliiir,.id , :‘ ,, - in the imaelmaintcd Imie of Wealth. ' Sallyingforth one evening, he nought the Wald darted from the milks, exclaiming in a loud , e v i e w e e h e r ; ale ye the ens separated front
ea.e. ii. tin., hnserii. and 1,14. W1..1111011 nr 1 . t.• 111 . 110 i, la ' precipiee and descended by the aid of ropea to ; voice, •• C o urage, m y . b r a ve - comrades ! fol- • ibeeaged pastor aid f ent it t i hieeieter, Alexim
dee,. a il• lii.. 1:1.1 11.11 1!„• ,11.. h. of it, .1 . ~,flllO,llll Charley Cray teas a - native of New York,
the spot where laid- his victim. The moon I low nie, and the' Russian relors are e ors !” ifhe pntrione ,h,ovrouel.i ternainedito • assie,' -
.:,,., k I .; 0,i0.21it iiiiiiid ..:1' . ..0.v.ii , ii...,,.1., ..,-,1,,..t.• and had been left a haililsoine f ertun-but
t.
anent
te ii,,, , r tae•ll,. r • a .11:1,4 Of Irvin 21) in . 25 p. , 1 ren t
_burned in the midnight with the lustre Which t He rushed forward, sly-ord in hand, follower in the de tince of his 11:6'.'e ci:v, \ But du
' dI e eyeriat• and too imp to
p, mime e , , . •-
~‘"..r 3/1 .itv nt ,1:.• C; , lt 11 ~,Zi sheonly wears ona Winter night when the e by his company, ;and penetrated the come6et drops of the - he-tear - 1 pioved fruitless, anti
5..)00 Wteirr over Com' , ; 2,000 P flitatnong, Convinue in the safe bu4iness which lie be,gan,
snow reflects its brightness, and . learth seethed I centre of the Riiesian column. Thiseuneet- they were cempellt d tee eurrentercaptives et
1 1 ono yeele have ins !teen ;111. dto illn• a I r•-atly joined other-' o f a ' i ,
al, . , 1 it male rapacious:dispoei-
.11iiinni , h .).art ~ f ( G.t' , l ..,1 to wear the pearly rubes of angels. One by ;petted assault broke their ranks, our war and subjects c.,f 4.0 Eineel'ut . . of Russia.
-r 1 " r• l' I ,1 / 4 -r - e lieu ins peetilation which at first proved pro-
A 2te•tt va lets . ••• ....iiiillsh. . reric . .l 71 , 1 , . In , tc..i ; one the stars hid appeared thtoutth the arch . grenadiers . reeolotely entered the paee.asee : The humiliating ueyee I,r•.ed like lighte
cloth=, eteae:Jeee :eel %het ea• lose uot le e re' mixing, but entirely f:tiled, mid left many au • • . ~,
.. jvg,d, al.n, 11 , - ,..1 Veit.' 1411 snit D., okii. re Vl..ihs, .
r I • t . n e rained m 'n
a : Charles i n !above. and around the hills that swept the ri- opened to them by the brave_eenetae. ' nine. aed uo owner tEd it it ach the eagcl
of fi..iiiimillii.• ....I..tirs awl' •iivt...i , iii" ill. , Wiiiii•r,,,.. a ,-.' n dreamer• 1 ' ; vet, fur nature is still lovely. though for i'afew " This is one Of the most Murton , achiev- e ars of Knibarine thatifsbe de:eltriined to mt.-
, ,„, 6 ..,- 1.1 •triN co - I T&TA vi lilt, this mad affair had einharked his all. He ' • .
, inuments her beautiful final may bear the re- meets of this metnorahleaday," said the Fan- ; turn and Share the fate of her benefactor.
•;“:' e • ,`lOl',;', iii.! . .• ei ,,, id a N „ ! ,. , .. , , , ,... ,, , , ,. ,, , ,,, , , , , ,, , , ; . ,. ,... 1 , , • . 1 ., ... ,: : , : : e 01 . 0. '. wee - lett widiout house hr friends, for friends
I cord ofcrime there plahed hv thnn. A ydunm peror, who had 1), - ,Tiyan eye-witness to the I 'f' he drake shade, :of eyeeitia were just
krt• deteru:lved in Aell tli,dert.4 vne,tner ,h ,i t ~,,y mat are oftea Infield with e relideei chams alone.- ,
. gentleman named Wilson, who was returning heroic conduct ot„Aueuni. lie
_summoned closing iii as a hue: e, rt ele'aig whit ham, and
til. ,i.--, I.Mr..re b..: otner.,4 in l'oii-v lli, He determined. With his Wife, to emigrate to
eke. ea. let, cats - troll - ore ft :r wlio'ett fertile soil, broad stretime; from a visit tohis ttlady-10ve,.", passed by the hint to his preeence, and thus addrussed.him . alini.st reach. .to sink from exhaustation, •
_ '.._ _________-______ • precipice, and ut*erviog the riipee. attached to' -" Captain Auienii, pan Well deeerve the r e -ached- the border of the weed nearest the'
genial climate and noble foresemso mud :fleas
Ille ours it a tree which stood by its Path; endeavored to honor of eommending my veteran nmestare:. gates of . .Ilari(-iiburrr.. Knierging• from the
-- siyal. ..
EIRE CT.,‘Y IVORICS. : • . trace, the spelt where they ended. After a,': es. You have' most nobly' theictiguiehed shade of thetrees, its progress was suddenly
•; • Hu - era., i:i Ellin . r the ia, t., e , r 'is rte, ~.. With a bitter spirit he bade farewell to narrow search he found them - tharmingagainst yourself. you bare won aie officer's cross arrested fly' a ~,fiber seizing' the. bridle, and
; ••;te oully ..;:er- to tite111111;i1,1111 1 1,1 11, born. home, a nd wit!) a einfill fonaunt of money, I , basis
of
,the rock that formed the -
''''' l '`"l' '•',"""''''• '" ',.'''' '"" I ' •''' l. "' '' ''"V'''," : raieetf he the sale of his wife's jeWels, sought round which the waters • S'Wei4 their cry,stal ' Were made a captain at The beginning of the . •• Wheretare vou ghing ?" • . ,
rii pt.E.isrn ..lI.•‘T 1:1.1,,,5. /r.1.•11:0 , t in Sllll.-r.-1,.. in ' • -
Ili.. i'.•:i.,i.i. 'he i'liii...l...r.hi.i 1 , 1'0,... , 1 octet... the ihnose unirodden Wilds of the . west.- :
• current. i . • campaign. and I hope you will return to 1 " What is that to. yon ?" was- the' Per
la- ,••-,...:, :ie. ee ,ee t.a le ie. -tee' et "te telcl , • With a small aineuat of cash, he purchased I f
u a ew moments the young,. man perceive d-''', Paris s , v . ith a still hieher rank. A man who 1 erri p' tory-reply. '" I ant hi haste, and pray
e
t , t-et...h. r"- '. '- • ' '''""' "''' ''' ' '''' "" d a few acre-, of ground on the Ohio river' I
the form ofone whom he ithinediately recog- . earns hishonors On th e fi e ld o f b a ttl e stands • you allow nie to pass-uninoloAed." '.
where the Iteautiful•Mmen of is now nized as Gray, by his tall tit:Ocular figure. Ile, very high in My estimation. I present ten' -' Impieeilde !" replied the sentinel. "thou
stnnelime. • For a short period he labored as :
was aatheriee up some white 'substance iii a crosses to your eonitetny," he added,. turning . art a Liyoniati, and e.t.a- Llyeetia belongs ,
tadue , uely al his small fain, and cheered by ' • • ' . -
the etudes of a lovely and devoted wife,
bag. At lath he seemed l ito • :linve completed ' towards the soldiers. ' this day to Peter. I. of litt- , i-ia. Volt are.
• his task, and throwing the bag over his shoub! , Enthusiastic shouts rent the air, and the' th e ree,re, gigs prieoner. erel euto:t be conduet
seemed ta lareet Ills! misffirtune. A short der, attached the strings to his neck:and ibudy ' saute men advaticed to meet the enemy's tire •: ed before our enteral."
time hefore our' narrative npant.d, Charles
d
, •
e ajar nested the ascent. I3y grasping the with it de rice of . eonrage and enthusiasm I Arrived at the mmerpr,-: tent, she threw
vi heel a ---- at , a head on a flat boat, the
rocks with his hands whetider thee . afforded which it is itheossible to d. ectibe. Two I herself at his feet, add demanded the priyie
oay speaks,: or waterecraft theta :used to con- , a sufficient protuding eurface-and plantiug hours n e e r, t h e e e ie toe y was ours .. The en-; lege of seeking her prolectur anion ,, the slain,
iii ';.; ii AI - and ein ;duce doss ii • the river. in his foot firm(}' the fi •ssureS•'Grav had sum • envy's forces, li yted and dispersed. retreated I !!Deed at the ie . rit a her y , tithe
W Wm, end aston
lrif-4 he m , there he met several of those
' ceedtel in clithbing half lefty' ''. up the chasm, in the utmost'' disorder, -abandoning - their fished aeher I-oar:ego, the general ' , meted her
who had failed in The , same speculation, wi en stoppingto test ' die shelve rockCrum- 'wounded, their' bagg,age, and their patlis of 1. - reetieet on eorelition of her returning to bite
which had ruined liieneelf. 'But whilst he
He l d underlii; feet. The Inarderer7thadeta artillery. . , when she had completed her Marcie-
had remained poor, they :by sortie means had violent struggle to sustainhis NJ:Anon; but , But the day's work was not yet ended for The night seas dismal, and die undertake
reciter • heir for; uniheaedsettled on the Ohio,
losing his balance he plunged iota the: gulf. the Emperor. According to the custom, he' ing a fearful one, but the dill - wallies-daunted
where they were c trrting on a brisk business.went over the field of battle to' estimate the !lilt not the resolute Katharine. :ifiti soon carne'
One wild shriek told thithe wretch had
Chinch e returned bogie an altered man. For
gone to judgment. "Retribiltion" had sealed enemy's lose, and to hurry the removal ofup o n a field covered with the unegifal Con
wh-Ae days,he would sit idle. and disconte n- ;fort from the throne or God'', nod the spirit of the I
e wounded: 'lt was truly horrible to sue- test, while the groans and eries of "anguish -
till. Ilieeleppevae :dis : u rbed by dreams of a. .. . •• •
Gray; stood before its maker: - yey the immense extent of ground over 1 told that many still. eurvivail the slaughter.
gold ;in lath) did the beautiful and uncoin- 4 :i .
~.. ...--.......,„,.,...,.... 7. ...., sitii4t.scistact:ps Which the snore of the preceding day was Intent alone riPoll discoverina her more
plainina wife endeavOr to frighten the fiend L • crimsoned isit h 'blood. than lather,•slue did pot diseuVer 'the presentee
from his hosotn. it was like one solitary e l . cEl)tilling ,!Slict(l). A :
quarter -master of the dragoons, grieve,'
in
of a young Cossack officer, who, struck with
:tar trying to dislipate the darkness of the - her clearfe and admiring her hulduess, had
serm tossed ocean. I _ - - - ---- sing at a few paces from him. " Turn your accompanied her to the gory field.
S eyes this way,,pl • . -
Wilder yet rolled the torm through the A BATTLE IN A SNOW STORM. your VOr majesty,', said I " The evening, air is chill - life, end this i -,
••
• .
cracking weeds, and: Charles was still brood- - and leave ,
ing over imaginary N'vrongs, when a"hallo," Wai in all its Hor+or's-A'ylau-Napolcon • wound, and stha• I soon he in the other 'me to eeek vcur wounded kinsman:"was heard outside t e enclosuretn the which _ ... . •
.world. , But no matter fur that ! Vice l'E- Astonished at the sound of a human voice; •,.
' surrounded the cabin. y pereur !" she turned and re:cue - Mad in the stranger the
Mary sprang to the door and after scrutiiii- • " Let this poor fellow be immediately con- I - sentinel yy-lit) inipeded her progress without
zing the traveller; for such the. iutruder was' veved 'to the amintlance," said Napoleon. 1 the city walls. Refusing hie etenerbits offere
by the light of a barletoreh which she held " Raise him up; and corinneed him to the ihe permitted him to aid in-her errand of
over her head, invited him into her rustic care of Larrey." Large tears' rolled down : i neree aria love. t a
home. : , the cheeks of the dragoon when he heard the I Long and tedious was the search,but U 110 .4 '
. In a moment a gentleman of rather slight Emperor utter these words. " I only wish," 1 ea ili eg , and at early dawn they returned. to. '
stature, bearing a . pertinanture in his band, t I said lie:, " that I had a thousand lives le - lay 1 the city, hayina failed tai feud the - remains of
item] and gave - the initial salutation; Mary' i down for meireety.". a .-,. - •
. : 1 the mead' old nuideter. ••!
.., • e
c led' for her husband to attend:the traveller, Near a battery vtrhitth had been abandoned t Katharine reliaieuelYlleept licit:ord, and, •
bu neither by word or gesture did lie exhibit l
hi - the enemy, we beheld a eiugular picture, t surrendering herself a itrisoner of war ; ' de- .
1 sit s of having heard hereuutil time stranger's and one of Which a deeeription can convey `mantled ilie'pro'.ect!osi Of the noble general':
port nantua touched the floor, spoke to his but a faint idea.. _kik - Jut ope hundred and i
't l soreli soul of gold. t The:demon was aeons- ' ladl f '
' Bereft of her erescry'en . eerie newt., shy •
fifty or two hundred French greeilidiere, were I was now
- alone in theeeorie, and young, with
1 cad; bet he Mire a 'smilingface. surrounded by a quadruple rank of Russians, i • prom i se o f ) 0 „,,,.. ol e
there
were no ties to
1 t• I.\ elcome stranger, welcome." exclaimed Both parties- were Weltering ip a ricer of
1 Grey aSO hurried ge a manner that blocd, amidst fragment; of cannon., hind her to ear ,h. stud sk: it:Wrt'd to join-het
the tray eller started back a few paces in spr- I" it ` 7 e l g piou;eleyla.;(l ` ' ene..idian.' - ' A D ' riso !ler:
• . Pnd swords., elic. - They had evidentlYclailahre , - : 1 - e'' • • -
• prise t ut .euickly : recovering. himself, ex- with the. niost determined fury. for every sne was trenne wen mareed eourttesy and
i•clianged salutations arelseated himself on a.horrible i teepee!, by il.t.e gehernhielechlef. cello ordered ,
corpse . exhibited numerous and -
wounds. •A feeble cry of Vivel'Etripereur !
~
er well fitrnishiel apertm:et.os . end eyery me
• rude chaff , already- placed for his convenience
. .
before th fire. e • , . - . .
was heard to emanate front this mountain' also. e al 1. eelellre.
tendon to her conilert tt I ' She
conversation soot coninotence.d. nor was it received mane kind:A - sere .frorn, .the
'of the'dead,•and all eyee , were instantly turn
' ed id the•epot 'Whence the
i interrupted until the night had far
.adeninced
,
towards the dawn, 1 George Somers Was also, Half coneealed:berteath a tattered flag, lay e
voke Pr ne eeded - lin - note% d with flee eh:ernes, feel proved the.
1 he' said, a native of New :Vieth:, and frin'the "u err
I neighborhood 'in' which Charles Gray' had , young offieer, whose 'breast wee decorated •
"
with an order. Though I strength of his attachment tee er 'crania h e r
; release Irma 0 , 4P - 1i n:f ill', pon - partite (
i lived.. He informO.Gray 'that he:sold his. ' merous wounds; be leucceeded iiirPisitig. hint-
Pierced 11111 h Tim" I honor, and perse' eanasee tirhy Ihr leer Faroe;
pp at • theeaeta acid eriligmted.hO, arr.' ' self up:So" as to rot till his ellithie. His hand= I His aSt , idl.lollF , a item iea tq her- ev auls, nnee •
carnee - t eff.:,,rts-he her, be Illtilf, • wete , nol . witt. -
llorado,", to speculete in lands, haying With . .
some countenance WaS' overspread with the e
' out reward fur .1 " - - d hie; '
. ; s. le suott came to regar
ficrreffige,and lord of her rd: -
, hire a large amount of money: for that . Pura livid hue of.tleath.
peror, and in a • feebre,e'freeeltoegrePnig2daollie'Terne-: ' i ';,: c l , ' l ,7 ris h . ° ..P . e '
~ ..... • .. , , -
poSeta . .' "• '. . - - . l. ' t h ' . • - -
I - At last they all retired to rest. The Miter- clalimed- Giel bless` soar 'Majesty; and now i
••••••-•fareettell-farewell-Oh ! my• I . 0 -Generalan thee yolinz e officeei who
i ler to sleep-a• Grey. to brood,overeheeweeelth"lt' d ' ' • •
poor' nu"' ! aeared frorn his dreas.2to•he bat a " eimple
lof bus guest. What fearful thoughtsepassed, -er !3'' He turned a supplicating glactee at the ; lieutenant;" •-.•-• I , a- a ' . I
I through the brain:aelle evreteli, That night.: Emperor, and then.tetterina die :Words, "Lo :,
. dear France- e Mah last were the minty occupthits of . .. The
tent,. and Kathariue•Was" emplOved, in super ,
.•
How often, did his 'tee svander to the hnnting,h e fell dm lintending - their dothestie affair -- ' ' - '
knife.' Once he was about leneingaliehed, e.
and cold:
..•
'''' • ''''• sigh'.'"
• ..
. . I One.day. as she Wai , engaged in ! seryiuz
'whetva light,thotionlorhiSetvifelin her slfinee .
her deterred- him - froth his aril idenntis. intent. . •- Napolenn seethed rivitedeto the spet, which . _. ...
1 their customary emeaf, their Conversance.
-
was watered With The blued of these heroes. t turue.4 uj) , 4, .
I Who but the. pencil of The denlon•couldpaint - "Beate inetii' said . he. "'brave.' Atizoni !le - th . ".emeriw , of their fair, wait'.
' the fears-t he hopes-the dark resolves of tfut ~ and the rotifer , officet-•;addreSehne the - further
. ... Excellent young man; - Alas! &Isis a fright. , •
Wre ' ..ched Gray, while' the wearied atiest slept , to: audator •Itif a
ful scenti:- The:"tridowtrient- eShill•go‘to‘his concluded: - -,.., ' •'. ,• • •.,, • - • '
but a few: patee - frorn:'hittie: en - that Pe.ttO • - With the inninry- - --
1 ' ' •efcetira ' ere' and beauty . ,
Mother: 'Let - the order be
.ptented fat my r - •
which virtue and , Weariness alone ORO gives . l-Getieral, Will yoU tell youtenrieorierr '
signature aiaoort ae possible? - Then Mint- ,'„ - . . ..' :.- • . -" a e
' . eThe morning ciime and -glenvingfrone h ing to Doctor Ivan; who accompanied nun, ~ ,, , , ,4 y e .4t s il y toll . .4 2 '
- • . • ,'.• ~ : , Andavhat-wla.eou•do waliaher? ,!.t e .
for him.- 'I, - Iler"liesitatiug reepoase was, ' "...I. 'F, G "
'ocean conch, arose The tun, gitailsp,e'dis. he said . 4 txainind :pont Anzoni's wounds „ , e .
.. .
itant bluffs and•• surrounding foreats ,Withecne
.and see if anything ean' be don -, '•ttirrittee to the bliiShing.dante , d. . . , •
! lots drawn alone from the pallet ofhiaien.- , .
This is iudeaterrible - e' .', ' I ' • -' - • thariae 1 4 ', addeif , z 1 24 -,.
His beams shown doerrttipop, the cottage yet ' ratherthe The Wife of et,soldier than -tle Ser'
.
Ungaiticit With:blood: itilitariOsed the esheell', -
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bosothla . . ~.--: ' . .. art of putting the slops." -•.- t- ..: ~;., • „ je t , e.-
. ' The simple breakfast-was siSon'o , :rer,' and' " Thee I 'etiSh: you would " - s d.,,,,..,
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Somerstisked GPO/ totet liiiieeten;the•neetrest.
ilerak tealeee-. , .."" - Withjt lie hlandietse Worthy
Thealars when he stood It respectable, lifer,
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(0,000 A.enrg LAND
Parr ,illl cnl-r4 part ;
nl tt tie; s.!t; rptrrrjt Pray) piri, i m 0 0 r.11.,1 a
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ror to; ColupinY.
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iir the. 11,1 I,y. 1 . .011 , y:11.111;o , York
March r-', teso 0.5 t
react ) Tre for Sale,
Al' the ,F.or Nu,erte..
• town, llurnnetoln r,, N.'
. .let.ev. several
thousand Peat Ii lr. e . of the ' rust finniity
fruit. rip -ton= to 5L0e,, , ,00n, (pun the par
IGc t to In , tidet.ti ix 1 . 12:e qo,n l i
thy of At , p"e, fear Ptutn, rtterrv, Aorl-
Neetarinvo, (Iliince, and ra uenerul asaortroent of
,pritathental trees. The tet , s are of a. food eiff
lirkti. l .l3lliiliz. Trees is tre w.. 11 pack-.I so an io car.
ty wote,kr , ty. lir a
• Ordets sent direct to the suhr.rlowr wit rr.reive
prompt atterktn., or t•IJCIIC Its
r-rntn,v.'att!ortt ,, . ‘,ll, pl it ye at tat d, wilt
turni•he.l"gratis to post plild aPPlittattf.•
JOHN Prn.
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If 111 r• priteia r:eht. Itl J•tioriry
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1n r , ll' all knidg If Loro
motives -.11111 Clreloll our 11.a.11r0.i(14 —awl also for Lamp
All orda . r, left at his'stote.wilibiquompilv att,ritled
to. IL 1). sGll,tllNEtt,
C. nit a <t , tippo;ite the Putt ()di,.
Pottsville:June If, POO.
The fritoW'tn, o•rlifical , •4rira rter
Plulad.inti h ta. Dec. 4.15t8
P. Devian do —Genii, 111111: -L-The -
1. coutpusition you Ni•tl to to have “ , ed. hick
roil ns a soh,Altute, for the hest oil to the work
~uz.t Mleirinery,l 4l b. I alti luippy.to s ty., more. thin
tealzed'iny expeoations: I had It lolly tested on a
Locomotive I , ,t,zitte for two clap', (in a soy arralin.r,
rend ,iVer :he machine at every revolution)
by a skillful ettgitteer,' who as tires no that it works
equAto O.'. hest , netntareti od, with a raving in
quantity tif '2O percent. This slaving. Ingeiheosilith
the ereatil reduced nom at w itich you inform me you
cionfurfitih the artnla, will .tronzty recommet4litg use
on Itaitrotids and in laige' mills awl f.ctories where
large quatilities of Oil are used. I have now no doubt
of tts entire stlCCe• , '.. 3110 '1111,1,,r that ittin-ersiou tender
you my sincere congratulations. Truly sours.
Wm..lEanusit,
7 - Pottsville, Jan
Tine is to certify titai.We have been using P 89)evlin
Co's Patent Lithrictiting. o ll for the last sit weeks
.and can givens oar del hied opinion. that. besides
hiring bn , InUeli•thelper, ita peculiar superiority rive
the hest ' sperm oil. is Its durability on tnacitinerY'
which renders it a very desirable art icleror that pko.
on4t. We are egtennively engaged in minim; and
shinpinz coal, having eleven dram engines of Various
capacities at work hoisting. coal, poutpitiz water, Sc.
AltLitga, liatWoon At Cu,'-'
•
P C Dolan 6'r. C:,i—GentTemen We havirheen
your Patent Lubricating:oll on all the' matoiory or
the iteadkg iron and nail, works, for the , tae pine
weelo,rin.l we consider we have givrn it a fair tr al.
as
the works are ealrnlated In manniacture forattmegand
tons of iron and nails. per annum. The , mathii:e. — : ia
very heavy, the engine one hativliesi and slaty lee an
power, and the siweils and aunt thirty to ;lino bandied
ravPlirn.nteper ilittiote. • •
Alter the shore trial, we can recommend the oil nit
equal to the beat str,rw'riil.ilsed in the 47nontry,.viz'r
'for heaving bearings add fast semis; such as shafting
and laud. 1 rerdath ynurs.&c . • . •
-JAetCs Nrciwrr,
If inareT or the Iteadie; teon,Nail'ina Tithe Works
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1 - BOOTS AND SUMP - B.S. ...
At the,:ft eta o.d, Cent reSt. next doe r. to tAeYottsgrilla 11;t1
. o. dr. .1 , T;STIt.
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ABC - rimy ,receltrlng their r ; , : :,
.1 6priog supplies of BOOTS &,_ ,
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SOCS,camptlrlng a & w 2.,y
stra,„4-41,, .
ninuirttnent. which they now -!--',...±.....
1 afferat wholesalear retail ',Mit vety lower%
~prices.. Therhine alsonn hand Trutiks;.Va- ,
tres.Carnettla„l4, end Satchela,SoleandtlpperLenther ,
I Morocco. Calf elkini.l.lhlng end Binding dhini.lition
Makers' Toole a saneral aosort meat of Shot:Ma
i lig s.
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N.D. , -nOntP 4 . Shoes naanaractured atehart notice.—
• Theirrrtendanntlehnpiblie what're itt Want °teapot
I he abar ,intlia.rn at esetnrctratlyitquentettin tire the
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Rear nn: What thnugit tide may, be
A current Wong. onix , sinC
And thou bast but a slender sail • • '
Tu Ppread against an Adtels4l gal,
Whnn triald In+lt the waves to foam.
Yo.ld not thy spirit to despair, .
But ton n rolly . the billows u.tir ;
11i•b n'er the watet3, wild and cold,
F i x then the eteadfast eye and.hold—
' Bear on, bear brave - 4 nn!
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BEAR , ON
Br' E. •. EDMOND
Heir on The, wort,' Inns Jetir and sentT,
An.l rhttsen nt.ty tact thee ne.
st le tint mirri - lihri Chain.
nue ta•trilly wind tnitht tweak itt
11.1.4 rm.: that Lean untrue,
Wittch w>teshy hope. thy hint tow: •
t.tw in borrew'a tlefttir prof - mind
!lotto:11r wlt never . heal the tvnund. t
iks pa-t n vain regret.
't nom hecnre thee yet. •
Urn Olt, near h:..oinly en I -
1 4 e.tr on: anktby rephillia.e!re
See tvorthle 4 s men reined high.
While inn lee; merit sinks frn.h?rn
ht r.d4 n.elect and cinel scLirn
i). vee , rl)ntn Illy tempted heart
Let integrity depart.
NV hen kienispniutinent fitly the cup
vinteti. rin , oy drink it HP ;
Truth will prevail mind jii.aire *how
Her tardy h.iiinrit ntlin hilt
..n.bear brively on!
Clear Oor life is not A dream,
Tt,a01,..11e stitlt it ileem;
%Yr n...rr Dot born to live: of ease.
Oulselves MIMIC. to aid and please ;
To Mnill I duly taok if Eiveni
Ela===
V‘ . litql duly can't let love draw warm,
A oil the sunshine and the stone. •
Faillt. Itre's trial locolly breast.
And mute n congtit-mr to thy rest.
Par brat br . nve ly on
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chant behind a city desk, he infortned Somers
that he would accompany him'aliart of his
journey, and under pretence of killing some
game, shouldered his rifle and led the way.—
l'or some time they walked 'together, whilst
renewing boyhood retnembranceit—remem
bmacds whiCh called to mind many a spot
hallowed by childhood' sports" and parental
affection.
They had thus proceeded about three miles,
and arriving among those beautiftil bluffs on
the Ohio, since rendered celebrated by a deed
which has given a name to a small crystal,
stream which dashed over a plecipice some,
hundred. feet deep. A bird swept over their
Ileads,' and Iwheeling on its light wing lighted
.on a bough of a majestic 'oak—which bears
the name of many an ardent lover,of nature.
t Gray asked the traveller to move on while he
' attempted to bring down his game. Somers i
complied, and unsuspecting left Gray behind.
A sharp rifle-crack ran through the woods
and las Soldiers.
.. The American reader alniost devours every
thing in relation to NapolvOn. Though me,
moirs and histories have multiplied, yet
there seems to be no cessation of public euri ,
osity. The publication of one book increases
the 'demand for another. We have recently
been readingportions of the, memoir of Can.
Inincourt,'Dmce of Vicenza', Napoleon's Sec-.
retary of State ; and who accompanied hint
in alt his campaigns, and therefore pOtrayii
the inner' life of NapoleoM'r
The battle of Eylan has been described by
Allison, in his tnost masterly style, hut the
following description of the Same battle, froM
Caulaincourt'S metnories . ,,d exceeds anything
yet liven the public. The bitter cold, the
blinding, snow storm, the thurdermis damage
between Russian and Frank, the snonr-crim
soned with human gore, the self sacrificing
devotion of the officers athrsoldirs to their
idolized commander, and abbve all; title Great
Captain around whom eibrything circles as
the Man of the Flour, are present in one-toup.
d' ail,. which it is not easy: to forget;--(Ed.
Wisconsin. t ' .1!
'.On the'tlay of the hattld, : the weather was
dreadful: The snow, which fell thickly ip
fine 'flakes:, frozen as - it reached the - 61race Of
the earth: Our clothes; being covered with
this s:Ort 'of hoar frost; were stiff and heavy,
The horses7could: not keep their foOtitig.-,
The Sanguinary conflict land been. maintained
since : morning, and wherofight set iri au was
vei'undeedded; . The EmPeror, hi a!sttite of
utmost"anxiety and intpatience,.
gallop
cd Viand down ; field of battle, ; braving.
.the . .. grape, ShOt.;:whieh: spas shOWcring, in
i ciery •wdpalways tct.be seen
On • thOse points threatened with thelreak..
est dangeri, his,presence
. ulnae- Work . Miracles. , Meanwhile
th,. - ,ccaSilig of the fire on some post indica-..
the..ellemY • win falling, pack, At
eight.d'elock,'lS'apoledns • ' ? was .informed - that:
the important position of . the chureh; Which
had 4een.phstiaatelx disputed; taken and ie
iakerk,sev:eral times tu the course of the day,
had - again beericarried ; .kiy. the
.ertOrtv: , Our-.troops, whose numbers *ere infinitely) infe
ripr. to thWieOrlhelitii*itins t , retired ffghtiii,g,
tiftheClUrch-yard. -- 'At inotnent the - Eat-1
dismciiiiited;4ad was ricretinaltp I ,
directing a ,fortnitlable battery 'pointed to the
-1 - eftWitt,, ,, of thellttSian army, • try" inStan•-'
ty tOped ou his hot r.e, ett." -! •
rapidity of lightning..niatl throwing himself fl oor .) •
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Mt
Dark and dreadful was the night' f thc_...
25th of November, 16S f and heavily fell the
snow flakes; but darker were the prospects,
and heavier ivas the "heart of..the poor
Livonian, as, he reached the skirts of th_
• dense forest Surrounding: the roWn of .Mar
• -
tenburg. ,Misfortune had.compello the to- •
rdigant peasant tit Sever the - endearing rely- • ,
, tions that 'bound hiiia to his native village.
I to bid a final adieu to the scenes ()this earl-, .
days, to - abandon his, favorite. haunts of 54-:
I- cr:,.'d memory, and Sea among strangers' !ha!
t ivbieli was denied him in the Midst of ,tri' . ._ .
friends.. • , . .
Accompanied in; his first born, a sprightly
(youth of fourteen. and-bearing in his wear.:
'-,
arms a tender infant, the express image r : , ,
-- . her whoTa he bad lately.consigmtd to' the
and mho
. 1 lent omb, he had wa. nigh compteted -,
-..
into the midst of the- batialion , §,•w l h ,, icl i t were
faithful journey through a black
beginning to give way; .. Want . ne• ex - t pitable region. A- violent sfin
or'of snow, ant -,
elaimed,•" a handful of of 4 Russians.repulse 1 wind .(peculiar. to 'thin dreary cOnnr
the Grand Army,! Hear Mei- tuy,brave fel- . g t
o in v i o ll n 7b il m li e nd h s s .,eli the. severity
oerce,y raged,' hearing destruction aatr,deso-*
lation in its profess, and
lofts; let not a Dus's-iaii *escape fronirthe
producing terror.,
church ! Forward with the artillery ! We
rank' have the church; my lads! we must I the-blisheltered wanderers.
of the cold. he
have it!" - , ~ - ', I and unable . longer to Sustaihhis Precioris •
'Vive L' I charge, he carefully deposited it upon a. bed
This address was . i answered- by
seem and went inApaesz of assistance and -
Etripereur! 'Forward ! we must have the.. o f
clitirch!" and all rushed onward,. rallying in i m
gotid order. a. kind retreat fro the how g. lino of t h e stor m:
- I But he returned not again. The early dawn
A few Paces fr'W - u s -we e s pi e d - i n . trod I had discovered a frozen corpse to the aston
grenadier ; his face was blackened, by gun-
der, and the blood was streaming down 1 ished tenants of an obscuie cottage in the o i lt _
por
dow n 1 skirtsclof the quiet village..• . •
hislchalies. Hislett ' arm bad been carried
away by a bombshell. The man Was • hut- , ..• 4reat God ! what drat hear? ejaculat-,
"
ed the pious ininister, Skorrouski, its Its stb
rying to fall into the ranks. • . 1 , ,
cries o f di stress, filling upon his eager
" Stay, stay, my good fellow," said the] ear,
mperor.. •t go and get you wound dressed during a temporart' I:es, z zation of:lite
E
i storm, - attracted his attention to the frozen
—go to the ambulance." s ' embankment upon whicli•rested the deserted
" I will." replied the grenadier, • " when 1 infant.
He het.itated Hot to Niko upon the
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