TERms or TnE ritiNsiter'iotfaNAL,-..4, 3ulohe
Sunienteeinx.--Two Donuts: per an - num. ,paytihte
semi-annually lifitilvance..in those Wept reside lqthe
." Coo lityand unto:rally in tsdlonce to .. hose refine
out of the County. Tin , pnblishiir reserves tirhimPelf
she right to charge St SO per AU uu in, When pa3trient
is delayed 'Niger than one year. • •
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Threli copits to One address, ~ ~ s ,s o no
S•%en ' ', • i.. 10 00
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. Flee dollarr In Itiltaneo Will pay for three year's
übseription.to th , t . ..ljurn at, ,
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One Square nf t 4 . • 3fime s ,
Every :.übsequentinsertfun. •
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Subsequent itmeriinns, each,
One •zquare; 3 months,
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One Year, _
Business CardtlorSlin . es, per annum,
Merchants and niVrs, ndvertisine by the Vine,
with the privliege ,of inserting different adVer
tiff ments , - CO
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fIitN.ERS' 40V.RN-k-
S4TUR,D , AY, , APRIL 27, .1y?'0.
IiOROLTG . II ELECTION
• • ,-.
PrnLic DIVETING , .
Alieetinli a(a,l thrift. favnrah' , o In oatenttint! Prn
tertian to . Atnntican-industry and pittictilartv Cu l t,
and Iron. taka pure - al, Ler , 'Ve Each:lnce
Jl^Toi, no Wednesday vreninr. Motv 1. at Tt
P. M., for the purprum or 6,rmine a Bitt,'-ueti yirket to
l'et , uPPorte4 at the, ETFUIrg clecunn, In he bow 00 it ,
eth of May. '
le the wreath-in rif Prnter Ilan to A mericanilnauerry
will be bronchi tionire Congress in a t•linrt time, to
iinpnrifirit that the,Trnple of A. dirtrict, a litth i„: sn
compiete4y 111°51mi:id as MOP it., rot , the want of it.
"h ou r,i_by caerin..in their p•ower;atioiw their
determined tiother',Unee to this cardurtt principle of
American Pnliev, 4nd Mils rebuke the lAlp.rflsnent
in
.terfemnee nta •Forricn.Amt.narannr. in etn-i:41.,m, , c,e.
policy, without regard In the " orrry (lilt:turf eatote ef
fect it tufebt have uprin public npinion in fireitinl.' . •
The enautng- is nn Imponant nne. in man,
nther to spots, soil there ought to be turn tont on
the OCCASigII
GRARAM' - § periodical for
'Alav has been received. - It *well supplied
with original -contributions from Prentiss,
- Whipple, - Peterson, Wallace, and others,
whose writings are .of tieknowledged superi
ority, The engravings areulso deserving of
attention. The —Mc l untain Spring," a 'Mez
volint and Stippel by • Butler; "day and
Serious:" a new style of art, by :Dainty;
' , ‘The Game of Draughts," 4•Death of Ni
jira," are beautifully _executed, and add to
make' the. present number - of this b - ,ok a
very desirable one. Graham promises, in
the Julynumber, when a new voFime will
commence, to make some verv-exteriLive im
provetnents, which will gis'e this - Magazine
addhional claims Upon the public. One of
the leading feature , of thi;Julv number will
be a, portrait of JF.NSY LOAD. thc , "World re
nowned singer." As Mr.,Graham never
makes promises but lo fulfil them, ye May
anticipate s”rnething really beautiful in
this coming nurnber. Such enterprise dc
_serves to be encouraged. . •
LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA
6r.REsroNnr.:icq OF TFSr'.MIIIrE3 ' ' JOURNAL
Philarirlphia—Mrs:
,avppgra-ne:•c-The 111!Inut Street Titairc—
• Senator chr:yrn.
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_
.10*Nr.S' Ituytt., Apri145,'..15.5 1 .
:lir. nonn-vii :—The p-op!e of this:city are
quiet r (Corwricnciaz a le:ter is like . the pre
liminary movements to a cold bath—first a
: , ..
foot--a le;—thin al4 splurge !" Fair play
—l'm " ducked ! 7—) They' are quibt—at
!mist, there's been. Up riot. There being no
ri its - , every body Ties to the Theatre. I have
gone crety night exei pt• the last—that
- night I beard Mrs. Frances Ann li,entble read'
Ilichaid the Third! It Was-cne of the most',
sater".cting evenings I ever passed. Ex. use
met-inn, unt goiaz to attempt a descriptioa,
of heqpoers :-it Would be foolish i ; I had'
persmided myself into a. pretty tborough pre
judice against Shakesperean'reader; and rea
dings ;—I had heard " reSi4kos" inlprivate, I
and had taken 'ern, in stuall.doses, iti public ;1
and like a philosopher antfa reasonable man. ,
I sat as eomforiably " v'Espossible Under the
circumstances. Shakespeare wrote fur the'
stage, and Allowed, himself, .upon ;It. His
eltare-cs--trre as varied as the tlowers,r--as !
brilliant and as numerous as -the stars—and
the stag ;e is their firmament. To -read his
plays without swords and guns: 2 : Without 1
alarurns, tlfunder, lightning—rich ! , dresses. '
gaudy scenery, furniture-,without Mu , icauc. .
those other innumerable essentials to relieve
the monotony of eyea Ls poetry ;—; . the idea
;created unpleasant emotions ; TO alfahe puffs
of Miss-Kimberly, in. the newspaperS, I wlt is
pered to myself as a H un-(ing.) liv—add I
staid array ! ; . .I walked out of_the way of
Vanclenhoff—f feared Mrs. Kerrrble. But I
' had a curiosity to see her—aad Fpaid my
dollar like a hero'. What can I say'l--psbdw;
I was mistaken: the beautiful bird. I hooked
fur, proved a soaring eagle !—anc , !.; - ,is she pur
sued her easy flight through the }soundless
regions of the poet's brain, fancy provided the
music, the scenery, the accoutrements—all! i .
Ererxchiiracter was played—the king,-I,he 1 IFnr the ?urger;' Jrnirtiall
`lr. BANNAN:--A writer, in the Cameron
--
Slave.—the B. iy,the! Priest ; the' Woman 1
, organ of the Locofoco party, in this county,
and theAueen! NoNliterate,. Itlusteriog states that the average price of Gas.,as oh
boobies ''., supporting t . ' the " star "-- 7 . Mrs. I tamed by the Borough Council, in all the
titres and towns of the State, (S 2 SS per
'KeMble read all the characters alike—for one ,
I 1 PIO feet) is nut a fair criterion, because the
she had tears, fur another smiles ;-:-cow she' Gas they furnis his .-,e far suterior in i:s illu
swam in boiling, wrath—again she me.ditated minatill" , power i fur one deny thi-; it isnot
the villain's infamy ! Such is towering ,ge- (vial in brilliancy to . either the Philadelphia
nius—that which appears most impossible, or Reading . Coal Gas—and during the last
it willdo most easily. .--- week the Gas was so bad that teveral per
sons had to procure camphine lamps in addi
- 3lrsl Kemble is very masculine in her np- tion, tolight up their stores. I also under-
I' I ead is oral stand . that J Is'
pearance. Thlt , structure of her i
_ .. .J0: - .ep i ~... Shyer, one of the stock
-large ; and 'rtehair Vas intruded low down holders, declared the other day, 'that they
would sooner sink every dultar's worth of
on her fury d. It seems to me incredible
t I l - teir stock, before they would reduce the
that s. le dyer, should have been deemed price. Under such circumstances, there is
" handsome." However, her appearance no alternative left for the people, big to ten
has no} doubt been much changed by Time— lira the company the ,average price of Gas,
no-eliding to the charter, which is as ful
that curled, withered old villain, wbo pierces
.lows:— .
"
every iiody's affections lux a—Troller'! I "Src. 12. That if said Company shall erect
No tlis'.itr to :Philadelphia should:fail to go the Gas building, and lay ,
down and consruct
;.,.
to ,the Wa r nut Stre'et Theatre. This is one the Gas pipe , and other appurtenances. and
.ball . proceed . as
. herein befure7provided. to
of the enbst peifeet establi , hmemts in the
furnish the inhahrants of said Borough,
known world. I am info riled that the Li- i
with light front the 'Gas manufactured by
braryr embraces a greater_ amount :of pliy:' , said Company, at a price' not ex Tiding the I
mu-ie, operas, a cacras. than 2nv other average rate= cliarwd in other cities..(except i
heaire in America, while few ,;,,,-,,i i t i n . the city of Philadelphia) Be-roughs. and incur- J
T :
n _ pt,raied di•tri , ts of this Commonwealth, '
Europe. The stozk company engaged, i
wherein the. GII:i in such districts is Inanu-i
•
cludrs talent of every rein, - 5 , ..) that a pl a y o f,
factored .by private incorp t ra: ed Companies: i
any description can be produced WO, all the said districts, ciies. - and boroughs, to he I
histrionic effect possible. The Sce-Ory,Ware.
,bereaf er iiicluded in computing said average, I
robe, &e., are on par With the othei - almoiot- ty)" wi . liFinnditti.7 the f 't4nrianit - s therein may ;
h
- .
.rent.er sell cut to . the inanicipatity, then i
'men's, and added to the known res:pectabitity the priyilenT , _liereliti ~r anted tube exclusive, 1
of the managainent, the most chase and las.: ' and no; other Wise. Provided, however. that I
titliou s taste can expei-ieuce nothing but
.o de- , it shall tit
Ic lawful far they agents or other I
light in witnessing the -nerforrnalles.. Peter 1 c_iffice r„ . of said COMpany to top_off the Gas 1
..
. upon' itrum - rineonsumer, except fur ;be purpcae I
Richingsis stage manager, and Elook
of rep:ii.o or unaruidallie accident, who is
blip• considering all t h e e l emen t s 4f an artor.: -willing to pay, and tenders the amount due
' My l
as the most accomplished tnan connected tytt - 1, , ..h customers. for Gas-already consum- 1
the American sta+e. He is, most undoulit- i cif, according tit the rate, as.fixed by the last I
i " -
- -edly, the bt actor we have :--he r._ the sarite : prececding section.
. , The Gas company have shown no -qvmpa
' thing in tragedy, comedy - , or opera ;—has , thy With the peap`e here—on the contrary,
reading is clear till distract; nisiarriage is': tli"ey seerii to set them at defiance—and why
, ~. 'should thE . ,people - pay-them more than their ,
bea.utiful, and hi= position aheiys,elassical-H
, charter allows them to receive. It rests with
the sculptured marble can s.: : arcely show as i the company to prove that their G:is is great-.
triany. speaking " attitudes" as ynu rorly..see : et' in illuminatirr , power than Coal-Gas, and'
him giacefully assume , during the ttiurse of ,
i I svould like to see the mauiliat would come ,
a S,haksperean Tragedy. 'He is:moreover, a forward in a. Court of Justice, and swear to'
• fine specimen of a man—tall, well - ProPor" ',- such a
. statement. "If they refuke to take
tioned-, and looking a gOod deal like General , the average, then their charter ceases to be
Washington. Who ever saw or, heaid of a i exclusive, and if they slid off the Gas,,it is
man that looked like Washington, - that was l a violation of their charter, and they will
not great—that was not all a man could be, ;
I be liable for the fixtures, and also damages.
placed in any position by fortunejor circntn- 1 '
I 'would thereforeswrgest a meeting of the
.1,
stances? , consumers of Gas, and let them' resolve to
Accident placed me along,-sidq of Doctor 1 tender - the average "price of Gas in the pay-
Gwynn, to-dav, at dinner. .-I-le is one of the I .
i merit of theik•bills., and if the company re-
Senators from - California. He is compara , i th se : to ta ke it, and attempt to stop off the
tively young —I should Ax him ai . aboutl B - '_
-: Gas, i mmediately organize a company for
He is not as-tall as 'Cooper. but' equally as i l the ptirpwe -ol - introddcing Coal Gas—all
ja
slender. If I were on - Jtiry to try him foril the stock can be taken amok, the consumers,
more than ordinary talent, I should be in fa- I
0 and let those ivho consums the Gas, reap the
vor ot. bring,ing in a hill of not gu il ty. He profits, if any. Several pons have already
is, bosvever, a shrewd politician—pne of thoseli offered to take $5OO each in a new company.
-4. lean.;Cassiuses"" whom Canat so rnt..ch having resolved to be humbugged no longer
feared-and lot without cause! 4by those who control the com_pany. - I
',.: • " PAOLI. " , AN EN43IY TO .EXTORTION.I
letaty Eiection.—At the, Election
held on Saturday, the 20th inst., for Colonel,
Lieut.-Colonel and Majors, in:the Ist Regi
meal, Ist Brisiade 61h Diiision, P. M. com
prising the First Troop Schuylkill• County
C'avalry' Alinersvihe Anillery,lNgifhington
Artillery,National Light Inantry, - Seott's St.
Clair Infantry, and Washin,gton 'ir eagers ,
the following gentlemen, were elected :
el au
1 . .1
113 tx)
5 60
8 OD
3 CO.
Colonel—JAMES NAGLE.,
Lieut. Ca—Oil:mit De FOREST.
.3lajor, Ist gattarion—J. 'M. METIIERILL
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2d 13ttalion—YonN W. Wit aams
The following i; the correet votelor Colonel
f Nagle. fox.
Schuylkill Countv Troop; It 24
National LightEmtry, 19, 8
Washington Artillerists, = 42 1
Gelman Yeagert, i .00 36
Scott St. Clair InTaritryr" 19 . 11 1
Minersville Artillerists,_ '32 10
The above election was attended by con-'
I , iderable warmth, owiag to the fact . that it:,
was placed upon political grounds, in order ,
to defeat Capt. NAGLE. Had the contest re
mained within the confines of the Regiment,
the matter would have passed off quietly ; hut,
as soon as .a large portion of the military had ,
announced
,Capt: NAGLE as a candidate, in
order to accomplish their object, hackneyed
Locofocos, Who never
,intended to equimori- !
nected themselves with companies, for the
purpose, of dsfeating tlae.Catitain-caucuses
were held among the leaders ofthe Locofoco
party, and menwho'otred their elevation and
military reputation to Captain NApt.r, were
found arrayed against him. The -effort,
'however, to defeat him, proved unsuccess
ful : and the very attempt to conceal the
, growing popub?rity of Capt. NAGLE, has
created, not only in this community, but in
t he whole county, an avalanche of
which.pn - future occasions, trill teach truc - 1,--
; ling demagogues, that true merit and a well
- earned reputation cannot be trifled with.
The attempt made to tlefat Capt. NAcr.r.,
was a strenuous one; money was freely ex
p:•udecl;- political feeling was worked upon,
~and other means equally as disreputable
resorted to. While his opponents were thus
r working.. he was quietly folloying his trade,
t t and despi,,ed resoriiugAtisucli mccns to pro
cure an electiod. His only claims were his
1 worth al:d repwation, and. the vote of the
rank a id verdi-t speaks vvluroc i s
—shotvs in what light they hold those-who,
under the cireurnzta',l-es, would endeavor to
defeat'cne of the most gallant spirits that
fought in the hattles f'Mfxieo.
as an'accomplished inilitart officer, Capt.
NAclT:has few superiors; his career has re
fl ectetkered it upon the military of our county :
and wherever he is ,known; he is res - pected
1 , fur thosequalities which invariably
,are in
-1". dicative of the true man-=-Modesty and Hon
MANY cirtzr.sg
MIE
,
Azaiust Maj. Fox, his opponent, we have
not a word tr. say ; and thesuhject would t:ot
Le altudyd to Lere were it not that the work
ings,of those who envy Capt. Nagle' popu
larity deserved expcoiion,,and the contlen
-nation olevery fritlttl .of true worth.
• -
Accident.—Wejegret to learn
tktt Mr.- Thomas Smith, alniuer, en*igt:d
at Wasley'g Colliery, at Wadesville, a few
miles.front Pott,”ille, met with a fatal acci
dent on Thurscla morning last. Whilst en
gazed in mining coal,"a piece of slate fell
upon his head, and, mangledit most hbrribly,
and of course, causing' instant death.
'another Concert.—NT. DYER, thebliud
Vocalist, : will give another Concert, in the
Tuwn ia this Borough, Evening.
111 r. Dyer is an excellent Vocalist. and de
serves to be well. trta:ed by the public. We
trust he will be greeted td-night by a good
house.
Firc.-.—We „learn from the Tamaqua
Lcr_rion, that, on Saturday week, two frame
houses, at Greenwood Mines, belonging to
'Messrs. Carter, Smith, Co., were de-,stro, cd
lw fire. Loss.' 51000. No insurance.—..
few,days following the above fire, the Stearn
Saw 3EII, "belowring to the 'same firm, situ
ate, iu Nesquelioning Valley'.. xt. - as also de
stro2.-ed by fire. The loss is L-Aimated at
41:2.9 - O.—lnsured' in the Lycuning county in
, tjurauce company for-s(6'9o.
tica 'Affairo.
123 93
tHE MINERS' JOURNA,p,.A:Nip porrviLLE GENERAL ADVERtISER.
,iiiituropille l 2(fairs.
V . ROX aLlt .CORD.ESPDX.DENT.
Ffri Presentation.—A ver? elniat Flag
was presented to the MinersvilleAriillerists,,
on Saturday last by ladies of *inersville.—
The flag `is the “American broad Ensig,o,"
it is composed of the most superior materials.
and . richly trimnfed with gilt bullion. On
thc blue field are ihirty gilt stirs, surround
ing a wreath .of laurel leaves; in gold ; in
the centre ofthe wreath are the letters
.‘3l. A."
•
Wat. WELLs, Esq., presented the hand
some gig, in behalf of the ladies. His re
marks upon the-occasion, .were peculiarly
felicitous and appropriate. ,
Col. Jolts; KAY C4E3ItIIT received the pre.
sent, returning thanks fir himself, and in
behalf of his command ; attet which the
flag was Passed into the bands Of Abe colcius
guard, and sent to the right oflhe company,
soldiers ':presenting, 'officers - Salt/11w,, and
music playing.
The ceremonies of presentation were in
teresting', and witnessed by quite, a number
of citizltis.• Being ended, the company
wheeled into column,• 'and tneved off, the
flag at their head. After 'a parideand drill
. of abouttwo hours duration, thit`y proceeded
to hold ail election Tor Colonel. Etc.
Military Election.—The following, is the
vote of the-31ine'rsville Artillerists, polled for
Colonel, ;Lieutenant Colonel, ,antli'Major, on
Saturday last. The vote is not full, owing.
as I am fold, to the fact, that some ei ,, hteen
or twenty members of the company were
tecnporaOly absent from the,borough.
Colonel
Jairfes Nagle 32 Niel:1014 Fox 10
: Liculenant o Calonet,
Ephrairci liartzler 3G Miebae'l Kline
OthniellieForest,6
:Mgjdr,
J. M. Wetherill 28 D. G. :11‘cGolvan 13
Runatray—Serious Accrdent..:4on Thurs
day evening, about six o'clock, g:Pair, of hor
ses 'attached to a carriage, in which were
three zeiailemfn, viz :—James B. Falls, Wa t
kin Davis and Lewis J. Prevost;;. •becoming
unmanageable, through fright, ran from the
neighboih, od of Primrose, about a mile from
toyvii, till they were taken up iu the bon ugh.
Mr. Prekost managed to escape tsom the ve
hicle uninjured ; hut, in crossing a gutter at
the upl+r-end of town. rAlr. Rills and Mr.
Davis Were both thrown out whit great vio
lence. Mr. Davis has one leg fi-ac - tured be
low the iknee, the fracture or:ending up iuto
• the knee joint he is niberwi.ef bruisM and
injured. Mr. Falls, it is suppostd, fell wiqi
his luadiag,ainst the wheel, and Was run over
by the carriage. He was taltra up entirely
insensible. and remained so till ri late hour at
nizht. it learn from the physicians in atten
dance, tlarit he is not so badly titan as was at
first suppostal. Ile is lIONV doing well, and
will recover frow hip in.;urirs.
Three! Afen Killed.--1 learn ttfyt three men
were haled in Payne'; Mines. on
Thursdy, by a fall of Coal. I have not been
able to ,iet their names.
Anotlier Accident.—Two !nen. I - haye not
learned 'their names, were badly burutd in
Heilneep 131aek Valley Mines, on Thursday.
Tiari.iday seems to hare bet;n 'fruitful in
accident!. I have learned of two others be
sides those mentioned above.4- 7 0ne, - 3 man
employo.l at a Saw Mill, in the ylcinity of this
burouzli', had his lciz bruken.—Another, a lad
emplos dd at one of the Wolf Oreelt Alines,
was badly in:,ured. Iu all thesficases the ru•
mor ha; ,just come to town. I-cannot learn
names rind par;iculars wiihout-detaininrr mv
commu6icatiou too late for this*eek's tdition
of youripaper.
ROSS' SPEECH—BEisiTO.N kICD FOOTE.
The lady editor of the Pittsburgh Satur
day Visite.- Mrs. Swi,shelin, I,s on a visit to
Washin!gton, and in a characristic letter to
the Nei.v York Tribune, giving her impres
ions of things at the capital, makes the fol
lowing f allusion to the late 4:leech of Arr.
Rot-:s, of Bucks county. Thelvhole letter
a sort o r f off-hand and rather; spicy produc
tion. fihc says .
"But, I have run away from my subject!
What g was going to tell you was about the
speech Ross from our State. Oh, how ;
my che'ek is burning! I tremble with indi,g
nation lo think my native State--mv OWEI
noble (•Id Pennsylvania has'l - riven birth to !
such a earictiture of manhood r .—sucli a poor
miserable apology for the likeness of the
Eterniq. I cannot tell you abiptit it. I can
not bring myself to repeat hiswords of sick
ening. servility.- Your regular correspond
ent will do that soon 'enough; and too soon.
Then, When he had yarned hilreward—rt pat
on the back and a stroke on the head—to
see the entire Southern ddegation come up . ;
with tlietr congratulations—their well done,
good aitd faithful servant ! 10w.., o.' ,
Lord, how long shall they, Under the St
atues or the goddess of Liberty—American'
Liberty;—exchange triu'ruphatit g reetings on
those mutual calls to extend perpetuate I
the evilest system of slaydri , that ever •saw
the suti!" The mail is aboitileaving. If Id
ant not: too fltnatital to be admitted into your
columns, I shall soon write ,again.
Yours. Respectfully,
JANE J. SWISSHELM.
In another letter from Alrs;Swisslielm, to
the New York Tribune, relative to the occur
rence between Messrs. BENTON and FOOTE,
she says:—
"It is a thousand pities his (Renton's) pow
emit! intellect was not better balanced. I
Mill doubt whether he would have.struck
Ftiote, if that gentleman had turned and
waited for him to come up. Without making
any sh i ow of resistance. He; was still in the
lobby-!,-which in my last I called a .•pas.qage'•
--when 111 r. Foote started and ran, or, as he
afterwards. explained it, •lii4canecut towards
the Spi-aker's desk, as the Ilonorable Senator
adcanord after me." :I hope you New
Yorkers will remember thiview way of ad
vancing.. and when you see a gentleman cut
ting a:tizure that Western Rah; call "cutting,
sti.l.k".!--lookinz over his Shoulders and d
police officer bringing up the rear—ju,t re- ,
memlier the gentleman is advancing toward
a certain point, itoriorahle gentletnan
advancing after him. hbi, is.the new fash- I
toned iway of advancing - : but I do nut be
lieve Ir. Foote IS a physical coward. He is
of a very nervous organization, and cannot .
act coillly ;without time to,:think. Then be
ruiztni have as Much courage as ivould be
compa•ible with a:physical:fight. The best
and ht - avest et rtairnitl courage is moral eow
lardice, Your late tgorrotis war has added
I lart,YelY to the national stock of this same
-
cowardice, and. I do nut think the nation has
1 any right to judge either cif these gentlemen
1 harshly.
Editors will aim their :thunders at, and
orators will gasconade over, this insult to the
-
Atnerican Senate and the American people;
but in my humble opinion, "the bite suits
the stip" admirably. The American people
are very well represented by Messrs. Foote
and Benton. The latter,: Who is a giant,
would no more have actt;tl the coward and
the bully by striking Mr..Ftx,te, who is small
and weak, than this tiatiOn did by striking '
poor! little shriveled-up :',llexico. •If Mr.
Foote acted like an assassin. he had a inust
iffustrintis example in the official conduct of
the v;ery people who will . now judge hint—
the ?Teat American nation, whose indignant
daughter I am. This nation - 11'as taken op
portnnities to declare her love ;if animal
courage. her admiration of brute once. She
worships guns, bayonets', and epaulettes,
and ; can see no reason Why stieAmuld not
be represented with pistoli and boWib-Itnives.
"Lik,e father, like child.", "Shall the thing.
formed, say unto him that formed it, 'Why
bast thou made me thus?l or shall the crea
ture he greater than the Creator?" The
American people created the American Sed
ate, ttud I can see no reason why it should
be better than they.
;-• sror . lir . Aiteere.tenimo
THE • CLERGY AND THE MEDICAL
: ' 7- FACULTY.' .
. In a late paper I naticed among other pm
ceedingslof. azonveafloti of Medical meu, a
resolutioh-whieli Ware offeretriand..#o my re -1
gret laid ',on the table.) _ -The resolution allu- 1
ded to,'lya.s to deprive Cleiormen'who gift
certificates and notes of recommendation to
the makers and venders of quaelt. Destructs,
of: the gratuitons_services of Physicians. -I
think thit Ido not say tee much *heti rsay
there'is riot ri Ciegyrnan to be tettluds i'who
bas not at some time in his ministerial Career
received the tiditee aid ;cruises or 8°1" dphy
sician withisifiethuniratice. 'Well does the
wri la rot this aitialii-iteiiiinherrth4Nind at
tention :which lirreettlied.t4r6:'yezim ,-- ago,
4 it 43 : 114 t 1- MlizlVlPielllter of to facOttl;=f-fre
reeeived a severe injurre.and „having had a
painful aid difficiili eperatiorkpeiformed, was
confined to his room" for several weeks: _ Du-'
ring all this time, the aztention °ibis medical
attendant Were unterilittiog—at early mor
nidg, and often at midnight, he was t ound at
his-bed-side, watching, over him, wit all the
care andlauxiety of a brother. Those visits
.were often anxiously wished for,.incl'always
joyfully received: and when on his recovery;
he:calSed; for his bill, tretnbling in anxiety
lest • it should be so heavy as to render im
mediate payment impossible, and received for
answer, i" we are alWays -happy to serve
Clergymen without charge, " his beart was
too big to' give utterance to his gratitude. At
another time, when urging a fee on a physi
cian, he tieceived for answer, "no sir, I should
think it n burning disgrace on my name and
professioo to take any, even the least fee,
from your scanty pittance." And' these are
not isolated instakices. :Every Clergyman in
this town, should he be called to witness,
would gre testimony of the same impott.—
The clergy of the entire nation would bear
witness of its universal truthfulness. Now,
I ask, shall men, wile have received such
kindnesses frOm these men, retard it hv lend
ing, the Support of their, official character to
that miserable 'specimen of our corrupt na
eure. the quack doctor, and vender of quack
medicines? We should think that every
honorable man would , say, certainly not.
But facts time us to the conclusion that there
are some men- contemptible enough to do it
—much as it may disgrace the individual....
much as., they man disgrace their brethren of
the sacred office. it is undeniable that some
of these 'very men go from the chamber of
sirkness:with the kind !One of the physician
sill ringing wiihin their ears, to the office ' ,
of someiquack M give him their support in '
his nefarious practrce. That such is the fact,'
i t I appeal to every newspaper in the land—
l almost Oery quack nostrum is Irt kid by
some cli:rgyman's name. IVllleh i 9 offered
with the usual flourish of crumpets Is proof
positivepf the virtues of the panacea. Itile eel,
if we inquire a li - tle more deeply into this
matter, sy.e shall fi :43 that nine-tenths of these
remediei receive their characters from cleri
cal recOrnmendaiuns. In confirmation of
this, I Will relate an ins:an-c from many iu
riry mini!. A' celebra cd preacher of an or
thoelux denerniration, 01 a S ihbath morning.
aunon :e;ed the probable recovery of a brother
whose life had been despailcd of and then
called 14 , aven as his WiIDUFS, that he had no
doubt that his recovery :was owing to the um
of Dr. —'s Cough n-d Lung medicine.
Now, Et( the reult of till. favorable notice.
On Monday the cfrice of the vender was
crowded, from tnornia,g to night, with appli
cants eager to ob:ain a bottle of this great
medicine. As I have not the hill of mor
tality lily that week. I shalt not preird to
say - anything of the increase of deaths; Eut
this is certain, for several years that rcmttly
cajoyed:an enviable reputa:ion. Since ihat
it has been given to t he Sadducees - With whom
it is said there is - no resurrection. SOTIIP ii XV
consent lo be agents for medicines of a Giraffe
or some other kind of company or college,
and in making their pastoral visits are sure
to carry a box of pills or bottle of syrup wilt
them, and prescribe Owen for all kinds acid
stages of disease—and such practices are nut
stoppediuntil by some mysterious providence
'(not, tl4 medicine of course) a patient dies
, -
and he is scared off. An instance of this kind
occurred in a town in a sister State, about
, two years ago, where Indian Ye:fete:hie Pills
r were a potorious remedy for all phases of
di. , ease-:-acholic, a fever, the gout, a diarrhcea;
;
all were to be met by a dose of the pills. A
1 stordeeeper, who kept the article, was taken.
; ii.k. and unusual as it is. he took his own
I - medicine. A few hours after he had taken
I them, finding, no good results, he concluded
1 to repeat the dose, at rue advice of a cicruy
`man. lii pat-tor, a friend of the pills, who had
called on him. During, the.day he hid a box
,of them, and in 43 hours was a corpse. On
examination the pills, were found in a mass
!in his :bowels. I need not add the clergy
+ man quit the practice of medicine. But it
I may be: asked, why blame the clergy ? I
I • •
I answer, "because they have (by their utEce)
I more influence than any other men, " and
1 when they throw this influence in favor of
these nostrums, they are pretty sure to give
them a-reputation, and the more prominent
the minister, the more extensive and success- '
ful *ill this character be. J With the moral
1 a.pect eif thi. matter at pregent, I have not h
.! ing to do. 11Iy only design is, to, show the
i fact anfl influence of such doings in defence
I
, of the propriety of the adoption of such a re
; solution—should it be adopted by any con
; ventiou of Medical men. I would with the
1 proposo resolution, make a distinction be-
INVCClller , r '' 'ytnen as a body , and those Cler-
I
, gemenj who arc guilty of such practices.
I These, in thereat majority of instances. are
Ibut the fag end of the profession who fill the
t office ftir the bread of the altar, and as such
she uld the disclaimed lw the majority. Yet,
there iS one thing certain, if they are let alone
like another ass in a lion skin, they will
show themselves in their proper character.
With the,purpose of taking some other points
connec;ed with this question into considera
tion at a convenient ,season, I subscribe my
self,t " TI3IOTHEUS. "
' Spring, Fashions. :
mnR . "N i l? nGA l, N; ark: tSt i ,l.tov dle. V %I:.
rc,
iia,.vrii,,r,l,aiiie 2 1
style BANNETS, ',cry cheap. Cull and elec.
Aprllln, IbLO 10-tf,
„.. ___
Parasols, at Auction Prices .
V,- 1 111:: !arse nudelocato.assostment of Parn
sa, at No. 104 MARKET Street, Is now
i , otn . red dt Anc , l"n nrwns. to close the mnek
. l'lra-n c:,11 and satisfy }ourself, It id nu
tpimhule
Aptil Vin , 15.50
.•
Waoling Reduced 10 a heieUCe.
B. CLIANEIS
I)ATriNT W A All M'XTIIRF, °near
I tine: n o se' no , lat rind itons•rtant inventions of
soselersetime , F r 10,11.1111.iff prrfe sty, sys:ll
Fietisty and ai lalud. h, awl is stmost is Jury
to siOtistre ..r r...1.•r
EverY (amity of 4,lllllPlit.f s , ee. can do all their
wasissel in halt krill Krllr , saelo.we of the ilit•ieg•
and ,I6thp illsm.t Ise I.ls gof rebbiel, potiedsely..
I.lear ff • r h.nimC, 'lois savior; issse. PlP.life , and
'Mot; wlisle.clottssod itself wi he eared fremi
rhr
wear .1.1 tear in., and frwiton nOII Insit tee,
i
• 1.0. for washlet p.telieil•orfaces.assil every
arlii le .r thin , olisrts may termite als attains( it Islay
he obtained In the loins of a Eltild nr •011,1 Soap. A
...arta saw never,” unit whirls will fill
with aatossistinsetss awl admiration all who betone
maissaidwit with its Dospersirs. A:t this flan be tested
,11:1 sno t II r 3 pet., altdrielllVilt . the t%11 , 1:14 C ,,, 113 1 Y t. ,
irt If.
13 • W , irf• of Impositions, as all ‘isslatirms of The parent
Iss: r lsrasso lord
'llse vtalbsershrr ;rot astreansed site nitliiwlito tlalst for
this asfiele in 23.71.1,11c1] and several ''°n••
l• PPM Ist sossoir the am Sete, want...ate
and resaut. al los lisdhipst Ssore. cornet I fs rent', and
Nlssiess,lassess Sireess, I...tsss site, where sissy quantity
of Rectmosseisdations env be liver.
C T. TATUM?,
Snle rropietOr `icloi)lkill Cuartly.
A pri1,211,1650
Philadelphia Mourning More,
No. 5 1 ,3 SOUTH SECOND ST near CIIESNLIC
RULLLDLL£IIIA.
116 4 2C0N & SON. atr Tr.W rrer.i.rl7T their spai
1 ilpportatinnik, end would resprri rolls Invite the
onrot ion of all Cash Imre', whol , •salo'or 0.4
Intl) to then large otrick Giinds'eacitiiiivtat
ly. ;
BLACK Ilarrees., Morroise. Chair iln.rilhazinri.
flonitnctinr Alpntas Ciftton Ctilthrliltka.d.uble
uid la blown...line de I nines,' Gsrllndlars. Canton
Craws, ilarrdr s.Ta {hit lona and sqluirr ?bawls.
Coy,* and 14,pei Lifer Veils,
ErrellA lrhnminr and trd 4,:raprir dce &c.
SEIPDISILI MOURNIisZn Lawns.Gingbam.. Rarece.,
Mourn!: de I.4iraS.GiligliaM Inwts, Childrer. Acker
C'lnlhi'Linen Leisttelf.motirnittr bordere4 Ilandkrr
chlrfsi Collars and COT,. black and lead Kid Gloves.
igespolitark Glnvep,
ornuolkisp OF TOE PRESS. •
t •
Thnv art largely provided with Mounting Goods and
those Lr Oiling ft purchapa, wiii Had a low. opportunity
to po prii It thent.--iNorth A inef icutf• •
No, advantage taken of domestic distre , s, fur extor
tion of hupoals iy Gourier.
Our citizens ron,nt any, moment cull at 'this store,
and obtain 'every material for ,Indies' noire that is
tif the season of affliction. con 'Meat et on=
of obtaining good good', arid at fair pricea.—(lngr.
,-' Apt:11'10,1910 '
.16.1 m
1• 4 4 I •
erg? 4: ; e
.ffit ' TX :
4.)ty4l'Trzift6 fog•lSs9
- Thr, , quanifiy l ientlilmarkei by Railroad. is :6.47543
s-bs aseat 11.3t3 . IT- -total l'Oe the
,vreek:49.6.11 It.. .
• "..I.brre'bris Small itili week nvv.t.' last. bu i .
we teary 'that [bode/nand 4 slacking off as the warns
breather aptiroathes,—bod ,I . :s ate b corilln: tnote
plehty on
-
, ... . . -
We ire Incifre:ed .ros the brat andandsseellable oh
thorny. that the quantity of Coal that will be sent to
market by the Peninylsanla Coil Company from Pitts.
on, Ibis ye:4," his been largely over estimated. Our
Informant *hues ;—•.s. Yeiu : need not be alaimed, about
the goal:thy Of.C.nal tbat,wlll,ltalre Pittston in 1800.
It trill not be:large.? `::. " „ , ':
AlllOlllll Or COal Jeot oven Mir Philadelphia and
Iteedins FlaltiAnd ai d Navigatlnn. rue.the
'melt etodlng t3:l Thursday evening last: .
' RAIL 110A11. CESTAL,
Mesa., T I ITaL... ."; WtEL: T 6 TA L.
Pi I t 'rb n n ' 8 483 01 -I 4 1 ,643 na • a Ivll 22.171 16
SI: C .rhnn.' 2.2'1 01. .23.061. 113 2.43,01, 10424'00
B.llaven, 10,413 OS 133,2117.177 "3.1311111) 42'011 13
'Pt Clintop 4.068 02 47.10916 1,7011 02. 0,30 13
• '
16,272 13 3411.344 07 17;775 17 1;,122 5 06
- .72,102 06 - • •
. .
Taut by RR dt Canal 402,72‘ 13 ...' , , s
N,
To anue Ekon last year by Railroad' 'ZS 366 1$
, ~, , ..... .. - Canal 18.410 16`,
. .
,
Inctease thls'year 130.610 03 tons
LEWD!! COAL ! TRADE.
Rent tar Ll 4; suck ending April 'Mb; IRSO
. .
„ .
. . . vcrik, To? AL.
, .
. _
By Lrblith On. . . . sm 413 80.039 14
ROOlll 111111 MinMi, 3.1137 DT , .741,1 a l
Braver 1111.11dOw Co., 4,0.18 1 . 631 18
• Sprtnr Illonntn In *Co., 412 OS; 2 246 1.5
Cienhprry C.al Co., - tOB 04 2,630 04•
111111e1on CAA Co,- ' 350 17 . 3,35.5 11
note 111ntintiln Co., - 4:19 00 ' , 10,11.6 06
Wilkesbarre Co,. 130 13 603 16
• 19,423 la . 49,568 la
To same period lan year, 33,739 18 tom
RAIL ROADS. I
The ratlowlne te tfie quauti:Y or Coal traesnerted
over the glifrerent.ltlitrnnam in Schyylkill f.:ouritY.fnr
the week ending Thursday erettivir„
. •
W CFR. 'TOTAL':
trine fiiii nnd S. fl R. R. 158 7'5 130 016 ni)
Little Srli0)4,111 R. 11. , 5 3i0.1 , 3 ' :19 211 On
Mill Cre«k ! .do 9.910 OT FR lul 12
Illnill irnrb..ii do 4 3.9 13. 37.3811 1 9
Schuylkill Valley do .6;761 12 5 4 .91 ( 1 5
311 CorhGo odd rt f::irtion 1.51213 En ti3ll 02
Uninn Canal, do 2.431 ON 6.11119 0:2
Strain/A tin 1:4116 16 3.1'28 11
IRATE. Of TOLL •ND TOANNfoRT4T/ON ON (tAII,IIoND
From M.c,rhou.S.llavon.r.r.limon,
:0 I 65 1 45
1 70 ! 65 145
To Rirhimnif.
To l'ltii”drivoia
. nr rou ar c4N - ra.. rim 1850.
Frntr. Port ri.rtton In Ithiladetpliia, ids cfr per run
" Carth.n "
"
" Port 9inton
rtIENINTA RN CANAL
From Mt. C.irhon t,, New r.,rk. si 70
" Mr. (Nrtom In Phtlmlellllll4..., GO " • "
e:). Thr frrbris (tom Sche.)lltlll - 11;"" nrn EeO"'",111Y
n?'". 11 5 • ti Pyr ion lc,s, and /rum Port Clinton 10 CIA , .
per t• ti
rarer ell concert
:
BY mrt. DYEIL. _
.. ,,........e,"
~ , , ,k ma. nvm. Ph.. Blind VOC3II.t. a
~...— t i...t r!..1111.1.111a, will rivl hi. , Fart.. 4 Pit
..; t ic,4 1 0 , 1,-ert la , the I*.?wa mall, 1'..11:v Pi...
.., Sniard ,i Anal 27— ,, a which firratiloll
. h.' WlTlfonor Tl,e, autiiehte wiLli a Wee
liou of Iltiptlliir 64. g.: •
ritorm %limn
rAnr
Wttl rnu r..1r.• to my 11.1ountoln Home
V 3/. "f A tr.le
of t trod, Grierieman.
Th..
Nvw FOinal nul D
r b. Le:c
I.ov, , I..nhtt, the Tramprt "f Joy.
rAarr 11
r.ove
41, silo., tnyrottage Cantle One.
Neer honniAlift.
The Urlv Nine.
The ,thin I•i! Eire, •
The Slynohe'(:,lo If 91.:1,
D.OrA r.• , r.,,mance to commence
at 7 Adroittooce J2l Luout,
Aril 2.. It'LD
rir.xlcir. nt frnm Phili•delphis.
•Fill repiPr In Diunvl BeMet I 'te of 111bp pi an.
n ~,, , to the 1.e,11, r:el.lll.lll.llerp,iiisville and
irinitv. 1)14 Le is preenred 1.1 Ave inetrsteTiotis to
' , mon rte•le Cln4n . FIUP. and Ace..4lleorl :
e h •,! In Pel• • •• elp..flel.re• PP the prariire of 1113
P'" l ' , "”l‘ r' I, `PP 4 , 1 , 1.. , P•t r i I c• - , 11.4 111 ibis Cow,
iry he I , : r.•efi le. of lus 3 , 1111 V 10 give .0 he e 014_
r., ‘r.,“ to all who ,opy r•vor h:ni wiih Ihn rlsr.rm
n e lie ildit ilia Ile bur nrereredrnrS
rellrel Fp.po for 111 e fp, orPII , P . I.IIIIt, or II:o.e -or ids
'v.v.. on 1115 . 111111,114. -
PllOll9 iniir iti 141 very Inn - Tern's. TIA nn
Ihe F.rcieins Hotel' Ipp Ip.pprl% pp at.
if requested, at the imsiden,:es of these desiring
his rerv/reo'
A pr il 27. •
4,521.
Anthracite Vial',
t
EDWARD DUGIIES
1 ,
itr.-TI;CITII.I.V annoiwitte, in Ills friend.,
Gf. = . : - n' , 4 11, olilihr Iliol be ban tnien Ow above
~.._''''Oi:', e•linlishtnent teeerett no SnYiheity QtrPei. In
The B ,,, IIICIII•1" NI ineiNVIIIP. rind Irot refitted it 'Piton:ill
out. r.tel is prepared , r, ncrlitoitiedate :111 thlll.o Whn
nylv 1 1 ,‘', , i lOin w•th their it,, , iiiiii. Ile antler., him_
..ll' Orli hr Illifenilllini riTlenlldift In rho Iv:lmA and rrin.
vionce hi hi. rite:its. th.ii,he will snake them feel quite
at 11, , m...zid DO finlllo wilt he spared on him non in
make i, "he or the Ilea I ui,lic !looses in the Country
Apr il 9:,`, ISSO . - 17-1 I
To Farnirry and Handers
nouNI) PLARTF R. fur ea le'hy the bushel or bur
l-I rel. 11,' lure/. wilutide...
a.lA,Cl•4nn plAserr.l AND PLASTERINfI
HAIR of first quality, carefully prepared for trans
portation.
A may perqnnelly nr by Inter nt Syltet lkill 81h, above
vt , lll,,er i,r Brown ell. Wharf nn the Delaware.
P. COGWNS 6 Cu..
April 27 19.12• 18-lino- _ . .
', 4- Good Clhaitce
FOR a person t‘ i-hiett in en int n titt-Inees in the
City,
,The *lna and nr an estaitiphed
TRIMNIINCI AND VARIETY STORE
with am:Pliing attnrh,t. Niiinatp,l in one of the very
Lrn Inrali4A In 11. e city.—Rota Tow.
The rf n vefll he -nl.l f. , r 1201:00, one irtlf
the Intlence•nn tint,. tv ith npprovi•ill ,tectirity,
incliptc t i in the ahnce ri re several Looms' with np
.nirtenniirg complete fdir making Sitk and Collnt,
&c. Alan, a machine cur inakinc
k
Tl.e snick ennsl•ts In raw of, Swine and Pun,
sll)l , nnrl Worsted Purses. Ci•mbn,
Itrtn.nes. scllk nn.l Cotton Prince.. G.0),1,.. Ilre,.Trint
winag. Milk Ilintnn.. new µ1,1.. Ilact “rivintenin. Stet.
Conde. Fgnneh Fancy Iligxeß. F.tn I ,, geillq W. lib an
alinnxt entilesst vtirl ty of other articles.
Address pool-paid 1). N
Post Office, noln•lelphin.
April 'LI. 193 n. 17 llno
Smith's Boot Ei, Signe Shire.
FRESH SUPPLY OF STOCK. VEEP CHEAP!
ts.• • The !itihseriher announcer ;
to Itia tormernue curdorneta•
and the public, that he ha.. '
part received at hie Boot and
Shoe More. next drier 'drove -----• -
Gen. W. &later'. Store, Centre St., a ff,Plll FrIIPTY nr
r 0.,,, and shoes "(every variety for Ladiee, Mirl•ea,
Cmitletnen, Children, Miner.. ke., kc., all nr whi. h
are made 'ult.( the boort material., in a peat and dura•
the tnanner, and will he cold lit rate. to Fulfil, time,
A1,141.11 , ,in hritlli a supply of Trunk., V3liFeA.g.orli
elo. &c.,which a 111 he orkl/1 very cheap. ealltc:dpatitfy
Itturselvea. Bowsaw, tiltnev mar:. to ortly. VI lie heal
materml. end Miro repaired at 01,1 nnelri., .
Pnii.VVIC. Apr 77.e2itc. W;1,1•1A31 SMVrit '
. ,
CBI
Post Uffice Regulations.
AT'POT`TSVILLE PENIVA
!Ara .4 of Cl.sine the
avid
sv1•1c1..ow:11 I'. M., daily, .•.trept Sundays,
atut nhout 1 "'Lk...I:. I' M.
T. , w Vork,rioll llosinn,nl o'clock
A NI., Niof 12 o'clock 11 ,daily, excFpt Surd .3 , , and
arrive almni I n'tlock. I' M., and l' AI
•.
T.. Nimhuralwrialt.l, tiliabery auJ interitipititie
tPar,p. at 11 irt.l..rk. A. Sunda3s,and
tt nl.mit 8 0'.1%.(k. P.:11 -
tquity. atc.. at 11 o'-
(1. rk.,- A . 'AI daily, except ettitidw.t4antl arrive daily
'B.r , 'Liork. P. M.
Tit 'Mil envill, I.lf nrilyn, linnaldoon. Trim, ontdrze ,
rot I I n'cto,k, A. SI., d except., Suilalys, mid ar•
rlvr d 14 o'clock. M.
TII Carbon, Nc.rwcelit., Tamaqua., Wilk..9harce.
Mauch Cjilllik, k c. , at I I o'clock. A. :M., tinily. exccpt
o n d :arise daily atom. 7 o'clock, P. N.
To titicarave. Jilacclown, Pamplona. Ace., 111 9
o'clock. P. Al.. - no Moial.ok. 1 1 /..ancsflays :ow Fri.
119 P. and:arrive for came slays about tl u'clol.k, P.M.
Oykce Ih era. •
Frr.io 94! o'clock. A.. 11. MI 0 o'c!') ,1 1, P M.• PI "Pt
14 .‘rata”intIck tha "(lira le open one 12
UII 1 a'clila
A N r: E 51ORTIMEIL P.ll. '
ruttowyle. ikprll . '2o, 18 0 10-11
Wine j'afent. Compound Wash.'
mix reap on soAP,
I :0R Weehow Clottiee , paiiitad awl every. • anti le rir thlng whirr, rimy requite clentisiiid.riy
wlsliuer•i• It Is made lido surd *oaf or in Inpitd
("rut. The soup will die/le:less litipriseile every tuber
Rio the ~, ess of W3Flll.l'n-sv itt ruilueed,drives our
of HP.' every Wll.Ol , Petal and Mai Lille ill the latitl.--!
injury is doue to clothes, null time and expense
are raved
The puhlie nre rat:tinned nYumst unatithotiied vets
der.. "r rtgl.te and tnlxturee, who bye liy piraime on
r.r Ix lin, by rtte use of lune and soda, do iu•
finite mire filet and ujery It tanlhrs, Mr. E. T. TAY'
LOU. flail pisreltaxed i Commies or B..rke„
high , trerlanil, to wheel
the pittilie, - In their eeetput, are respeettally referred.
:1
Philadri.. April 20, INSn 16
Gat.OM 11. B1b1g1kt;i101 & .CO.
WHOLLsALE On‘l.tilS , Eo 4 tElliN AND .DP
MESTIC HARDWARE. CUTLERY,
.76. 1011 Xurtk 7711k11 S•rert 2d d.or Beler PL ,E,
-
`,1;1161E they Intend! kkeplag a senerdaeaettavilit
v oe:liaidware on band. at tomes' maikftt prices.
Gentry ,Metchabts. are respectfully Netted to call.t,
, 2C. 0.-:—Depot furJubn Ben's Planes,
Jan 10; 10
,
Vlol:lNS.—lust received a fine mit-mini nt
' Violin...which will be snit very cheap. at ,
' . . BRADI & ELLIOTT'S.
' Aptll O. NW. Wit' . .
143.807 09
72
6 3 ..• •
DE
Card.
, 3.19
'
' 7 Robe'
: -O A . B.PET E,31P016.
ole; An 211214-,
•Ndrrk- Aliettird Strut. B t."'"
• PMALDEIiaIA. -
ith .
• THE atttton o:m
r ilnosekeepers & Merckotif in
lotted to oat d,' legont assortment td Oar.
Milne. Oil Cloths, Whitlow Shades„o-eontildtag 311
Pr , or ' , ; :
,ps. new etylt Toostriall ply Catpellnci,
, • '
50 . ' dot Roca wipe ttlne Intrain, do,
50;" do Sore -riot all W...11111ing.,d 1 3
50 1 . do Spreciu - tht it All otr,tien Veratlasko
7.0 " • do Cotton. tostain and Veiattan•clo
A hies' Int Of "'Asti, flag, llama and Cottolt Counts,
from 10 to 50 CO yikta.
A Mtge And sfilenrlll) ass.nriment of new sight Gothic
hnd I.Rbdiciftr Witultily Shade.. dintecitom the Mari
fActory, which. with:the carpets. can he sold at. the
loterst , cash prices, %Ake . lesair ahd R era 11. be
• 1 ' 1111111ARD.R011EtiTla. ,
Noti . : 1 110 24 et. todow Att h.1"111111.
Siarth 16, 1810 -
witrehpuse, •
• NO. I.42eARCEI STREET.
.F.TrrsEAr six-rn'A NE' EX7II, aOUTif SIDE,'
" riti:tatmquta: •
grit: PrOprielor.nt the Fame, ert.estve
went has tately opened hie superb stock of Walt
raper.. whichareoll - tif the lafe,Lolvleo. end of the
very Derr suaoufii‘tooli;,rarphetiers from Ow rouniff ,
can rely on. helot eicalearoidltesl,,wlitt. patterns reit-
Ithle!tor every tnirpoi*t . ,4 iiiihota the Inconeenleneeof
farther.: t.
'lle 14 drtermined,tMtiJi zisufA prices as the actettu.'
tage of a carb-buslaeie Atrordx+ • • ';
• EDWARD RURTON.
'WEL :Patter builti z ti the C4Ofilry at:City Nivea.
Watch 9. VISO. ' 1 'lO
0111, Catidles, Soap, Za.c.
rr eitlierrdwrs more nn favorable terms
'J MOO goloots Winter BperresOll.• •
\ 1 1 0f.0 ,do 1' oblesched ea do ,
• '2‘ftj` do llleuolled F4ll do
117'0 do ''dd. Sofee s.. . de
3 1 01 de Ido ,Wlntet . LIM Oil,
tOOll, do • dti — do Elettlisor
Stroo •, do rt.i do Whale Oil,,
;dR Sr rine do tt
111.100' do Atrairied North West Coast Wiutlfr
vprr tied. Cir inkier,' we,
ltKdl galltols Conodho suirible Pir greasing,
Ono do \ Paidt
10,00EI dn. Tarinprie Oil. comortslo; Citrons.
. Banks. Shari; and tiorsprot• Whale Oil.
400 boxes Adarltsnttor Candles,
900 di. Mnall find Dipped T.illarr Candles, fis
t sorted six...v. (do ili•tree for nos..s.)
360 hazer. Yriliirs..iind Brawn Snap 3,
Peruvian and Para?: an fivana.
\Bttf.UBN &
No. 31 North Wharveal .1,1 store above. Arch thrrel.
Feb V. 1650. ; o—,-3rno) Philadclphl
.
• E. qicks .tone, • -
IfWoes Triodes, 'flow War*
,Bremia,-nralk C•isb.
Lonkive 6t,iss aid rarialv
•
NO. 18 NOR ,11 SECOND - STREET,
. .
inli.AnEt rtifi, ‘, . .
,
(Under 1. Sidtvev.l. , ne•A' l'arrrft
. Wvehrinse 1
1
.1 A VINO eta:ll7o:4 illy st nre: ;1 'lnv e nit In T,ll rind
4111 rgiott3tllly ftiitillrlollllltraltd 1 , r , ,1V111 . 4 &nil)
the Eristern Stntes ilia!! I:mope', uddit i. , ns tri my Itork.
etht , Slam -5011'hOol , Criiar and MR 11.1 , 1 'minted
Tubs; 4110 b are; dna:1110 id9 . lreh.lrive. 109 dozo'n Cedar
ottdllllollotrn paintild Paps. ROll duz. Wash IS•3: 1 / 4 1A.
100 daz u. at Silpr 4nd Flour ll'oxe.; 3idg,d9,,Spnindt
and I.all6ir,
. .
;Hum w a r t ... 4, - ' if et Market and 9.110 relit
400: Willow ena,hns. Chair: , and
Cradle, ; a large ashiiitinent of Fieneli and Duateeilt
8 , 0•16 t, and Brwg4ift.-11+ 000 Wire Eitenme. 10000
Shaker lireatlie, R.O aez.. en. h Wall. Paler. tieruhilue, -
taboo 'and Tooth, shavieg.i 1 0 0 ante
ilatr lir 11011, ni evriy
Co.ba -'2lOl l .10zi,.41 Piney ronitio • of varinus pat.,
venni 1,1110, mirk, ri.icket, dressing arid. gnu intith
Cimino ..r styteo
[Ankh+, Catuets P.11...rry, Walnut. Mahn*.
any 1.111 COI Fr,ieedof rill o and patter. s ; Ger
iliatt+rstirti owl klnylion I . nnklr.R Glass "Plates, of ail
from 7 t.% P nitto 72 hr 120- (packing insured In
ail Darts nr IlitIon)--tagellier with a large asontt
menu 1:C4,114 inn 11111,,,..11S td mintinu.—.
TIIC atienti•iii of in:reliante i. rropecifnlin solicited in
the examinaiints ei• in' abrek, ill or %olio, wilt he
road b.\v for nr )41y aceentanco, on us tn antici
pate gny ro.-petiiiiiit that can be ovit•d•
it atcfil.
tAk i 11111 r
_ - w.„.4
C. J. GAYLER'S
' 8A I.A aAI "Zo EII 1;A PE 8 ,
Warranted l'fre and Thief Proof, and free
front Dampness.
ortiF.,ar. AFl;ti poises. every ynalifi..atitax tit rrn•
;1 der them prtadf dt , lal lint 0.'11[110,1 of fire It, t Neves
and, or suthrient rwitire C tall frnt,, a n ,
r n Idtr nine building. 'rh.y sr , ootete cif tvr,ourlit
Iran being kneed ti(. led and. n eland t..gr+hrt. awl
lined with a pellet t lilt:: run itnn.d ruin .ral
rmtt tte itl2 tt.ett In their ettnolrnetion
All in ale in j•• ..cc:tteet t nid . „l, nittnr inake-s. The
inane ur Gayfer•• ,tiro. ;Are Pert. eti With till , Tiller
ilettrtor and Ann tlanitond, I.ncic, which pr. etudes
ttir p..s.4th illy pit tt nr 11111.113 opeta tytt
Crwpott der over ihso 1,,,„dr0d or ito•,o. 6.46-4 have
hettn expe,ed In :If eliteetat fire tit li:f 111.0 11 , 1"tett
dent. In fe•VtV tI.II)11,1111, in 111.. I•11t1111.2
Finns r.l , eve,nl teat g: at d at .nn time I are diet ever
been tont., P. r.i! 1)1 jot , . •rein 9 t sett ee01 , .. , 1t.t.
nre "'kited 6. rail at t tie all ti nennt„,
N‘r. lo : lil.ll.llgr 14 ut I !At Aelphin mar i/nris .
and I , t:ltivllit• the 111/1111,0itIt or
Guyi•-r . p tie Gr aI.CI the terse a•3..111111.111, OD hand it,r
site at manniacturene prrn.
JCVIN 1. PIPER. Arent.
, - -
P• S.— A. 14.1 ti cl .rt ['VI;
f1r1.111../ fr13 , 0,-1 lY Witt IniVe 'Ten takto . 11 1,311 pay-i
wen' Gar I;:".:er's B.thlilandir•rd.
P.❑ I,§r 0
• .
Coleman' Cheap Cat ry Ssores
4 ,!1t 1'; ; SJD Vclf
P;;1.4
ia tUNTWY ;orn trim „ r sly.- from Ili 15 pep
C.
nt Wu. 1 , 4.4+ L , at the ' , boa, ',M., pa nn.
pr;rtine mn paying rent. and
Inc r•con , ..trally. all plqlo I cnn uuder.en 11.4
pity ham:tit:4 ;;uodp !tem pay litglt rents, nt.tl
t printep r•-
: \ connlnnt!y nn linnd, a farce ansnritnent or Pe. and
PAcket Knives- Scfsnorp nont , Taldertniven
and FotkP, io Ivory, cute. h , ITaln, 6nnr aft,l cv
hntinten; Carvei's and Finkel :tiepin, ; Dutcher
Komen ; Din!. ;-11051iie lintnen ; Revolving and P;nin
Pint , dn, in:intend, a tar.r.e stork ..r Ibidgeri
and Wontenhnkn'tutin , Pen and Cno,deepn
Alen. a large opplittment of Accord. nt3P. det., &C-;
nlbo,fine English Tqvi-t and CRIM . III MUIR. ,
JOUN M. COLEMAN, Imtnatec.
1-dt
Jan ,1:1519
. ..
.. ~ _____
NI ACECEttV.I4, 1
1 I C()DE181.1. . , 1 Conflantly nn hand add
sit Ai% . 1.! ... • for sale by
111;HRINGS: . v, -: }J. PAI.NIER &• PO,
PoRK, . • , "
11 A M s and RIDE* ,: Marker 9trret Wt(art,
allOll/I.DERS. . . 0: 1
Phi'acra. ',..,
I.ARD.nid 1.:11Er43E, J :F
- m.rrit 2. lif.n. !', •• 9-..teri.
Cloth Store.
Xo. S :Vora Secaia Street, threig doors alums Xerkict
PIIILADELPHIA.
CLA.PP,
, .
. ,
IliVl T E A the a:t 4iii..n of Ida ()lends And others to
,L tiis lugs and chaise assortment or Cloths, Caul
rim res. and Vesiinp;coisiprts:l4 in loirt:
.• Froneh, CLOTIIII,
• Help:tn. : • of every strole nod quality. ,
American and • ' a large ,
'Nest of Englami, , , AIIII.ItTSI OM.
SPINET: COATINGS.
Mac k rand rine); ,i-oloretl II 'hit Cktki.
1.13.• k and ptt.cy culn rid !! r9Lnt
Ma mod (7.,olimer
Dr.ll) I) Etc'. r 4 2 . ol!ltter nod rrni"n '
PAT:I%II,OON STUFFS.
finite; black • and Dijestiins.
Frail tit Nail? a n d tai; eilery variety
Merino all an tit IPS.
Plaid 111.1 ritu,d every variety.
White . and
C. 1,111304 of t.vi•ry q alley.
t i attinetts. till tillika and gat lit tea.
:VESTDIGS.
Soper Itlnekletntol Cashmere Vet , [role.
Snlettdid fancy ellk Vet:tines. new
White and t Marseille., hrt.llan.ortmenl.
Drab e 1141 14 aloreitter Cnarh Tria
With a greni - vnrlety of Gonda for s' wenr.
At.so A tar:^ vistiortinenz or Tailors' Trinunl age,
for sale very low , py the pie , e er at retail.
t NATITAN IP. CLAPP. .
1%;•. B Ni,.Seesind .t, 2 doors above Market.
March 23. 1950 a' µ 12 ?rn
V. E;A:12C11A..1.41A1..1.1 9 S,
X. E corner i;J,Eierenr 4 ‘ ard .1/arkct ..Stretta,
411ILADELPIIIA.
FELL notenrllo . Bto (NG and 1 71 1 1 51MET1
1 (11)(11):1, 84.18;41 lot! in part- NYW filatket Sheer-
in_. .t 8 /WM j 11'e v.tiod 31,1 limwtt lluslitin at
3 . 1 . S. 6. 7. 8.0.!10 and 1218.1115; duck ..n,l tight cal
cs,,tt „ trlttot 3 to 12 on.; v nrd vv iPr. Frrnell
Law. a , 8,-10. 121 And rent,; 310aotitor de Lain.ft .
at 121. 181 41111 25 041 tn: Linea I ii.tren rpm: 10 to 25
88131+; 11tr..0-s frtii 121 to 371 re.itn; black mid c 4,1.
°red Alnmrm 1.a.11n , a fr. , 12; 18) I. 75 et!.; black rind
cliattariOle Sdka iirt.l Tart Salto. from 50 cl. t" SI 2 -' , l
of While prett.t . Gr...ll.l fr..to 121 to
re fle,; Arrarh and %lam
front 12; in 31 crittit; and 51"ntll!a..t from
sti 50 to 110 ; 51t.ti 1.1..v5` wear in. every variety
frutu 10 cu. to SI 3% &r.
V. E. ARCH% MR1111.1",
Cheap Wboler.:118. and ItetztA Store.
N. E. tittner 11(11 and Market 91113.. Phiia.
April 8,1850 ~ 14-3ut
Fluid. •
T ITFACTIT ED of Sis prr tfni. Alf rthl and ihr
!wrest bnira,,fice from smoke. smell, sediment or
hplo-ive
MY.. a sonerintcaittje of GAM IMENC. Warranted
not TO boyazr by keenly!. by ibe ITT fri nr 1,”0 , 111,11411-
1ily• I)Va 414 %1.i9 Allll II to )bra 1111ValiinSP !Oran be'
for:. pmo baeinc ebsen bete • as the a4bacribee guaran
ley. to .11 at the',xery toweat market rate.
Fluid Lainna. for parlor. a ore awl ernerai
PallPlll. 'lboonbene Loon. neknnwieaged
lo be rxrpli.,l by One foe yconsfaMNfyty.
Lard Lamps toy,rcat varitty..insuren to burn lard.
tallow or oil at
t .
EDW ARD F. COTIFIELD's
Whetlptulle & Itettail.l)epnt..
15'.21 t_touict %let , (3 dream above Spritre
woit side,
March 2. tam. 3 3.: 0-21 n
The Tithaecn Market.
vat. s. eouniss, ,
NO. 209 Ar r ORTII, SECOND, STREET.
HA3lh larze4':inil rtlenpeA Warehinike
In l'hioidelrinin Ile bait nu band, al prevent.
oi , r troy milhosa..if 4:l2ii is. fn m ceininnu to the I,rki
Übe iii;;oit of than are nerir Inn) yearn Ohl.
If %nti arntd to bny erund ihga re. t once; he. has
•
S 6 halve thus .
and iNvnt.a I;e4f T haven.
• In° hhda.nf th.brat:lluy►vtlte,Krptuckyppdkfmiy-
Ined I.eur Tohnred;
11.5 hoses of ifia. finest bratide of Cavendish and
rine Tobacco. 1
f... 5 boxes of - M . i...hest old Mack Fat Cavendish. not
to aurpakscd I)yipov other rot Virhnosa of thoor•od
g A; large mock or +Smoking Tobacco.
&0., coila(antfy on hand.
' The sithreriher
_hueoosrlintl,, erTIPI. I Ff - dm , Pr Uwe"
bnndrod hands. torn:inc. Cigars, which enables him
to well more reatoinahlv than any .1 11,..1F All
dirairrn %re Invited to rail and examine hi! *tack, at.
249 North Sertotitlit.. opposite the. Guidon Lore. ir,,•
ter. eon St Souttitt,econtl dt., ono door ahoie Chesnut:
east skle. Phila. , . •
Idarch2, 18304
, --) Etttir _ . , .
.
gaimerf' 'Bargain* ! i
, „___, - ii: VI I 411 1, 1
- ,w 0.... TT- *miry . - se;coorn .ST ;MST.' !
• • . .. ', • -
7n4Arti Pitta. - -
sitkw uoNNEr M A .7.4fF AtTUßtti. will:
...?"-_,.... kerit tnnunntly on".band a an,d asantlinent:
i'..." .nr:all.th. stomas kinds nt Wanes. Forts as
... . .
A d' u ni TO^itso. Ca:iforttlx.- 'tulip. Frrneh:
Laws; Enall.h Ddnothtd.-ii. thirst'_
Yekiii. drtarence
lirnith. &e.. &e.,—airdt 0 Mitt KO AI Pi tell at very:
entail rkotita. at ashnhtsat'n464 retail fot cash. MII.:
liner* and nth.fs d riV _cO , FtMetrilly • Invile,t in call and:
exstnine father ptirChkottia. ka It *our tenant ion. to 60:
u,sicn to sit that atty.,faooe as latttt iccall
Staieh 9. l'ESh. -
StiNast . lionnet Illininnvactuic
NO 49 +ol:Tit SEOONDirr..
nvith DOOR o'ye cup'SNOT, Ehrt smr. ]
PIIIL %DELPHI - AL.
JOREPII J. LIPP, tiyirrertfolly ren ii nd if
I ,oo` the trite that now is she Bine+, make !,
Pprins nitres:saes of Bonnets, Bass and krat'.l l
fi..lat Flowers.. and thee 1 can do ow welt II
not a Ilitlm better for %on than any n,tb..roir. the'tind!
Plesse catt,nnes eaamin. my .arril ...tested stock nt
gprlng hefitre p.ectrasins .Iseashere,
i ant colts ansl,- utanntartiiring and rer„ rims vrwts
ft he Noe York Allowing which Arriikbio MC 14
set' vegt Issw at wholisaln or Wail.
March o,loso, -
. .
•.• -spring :Millinery Goods !
• • - J: 11 A W. E. TABER: ,
•
IDPORTINRS AND JOBDED.Bc
Ns. 10 4. auk S'esonizt Slreet,i•rwsr• • Bieck Norte
• • Atty. Pili/ed'e.
. ..
. , JlO ! ilo r 'tit) i N !
,
BEG leave to atiniannce in their citvtamerv!
• pl-7-•,„, and the tradi , In general. that they have note
• '", In *tare. and:are daily receiving, a large ail
.•,-',`,... thiTment of iiorlog IV ilnnety Goods, cuoiLst4
Int of the fiillowind_avticles : .
Cal Orn de :hiaptall price Chip Bo tkrafttv. i
Col _Glainia'sliks, -'do Clown lininve.
lad-. Posit de -nt . qlci .. InOda Artificial Flower!, 1 '
Cot Gerde thlean :do Ito:vide - do ,
B•reavt lawns., - ',do Crapes. Mack Erie's!) do i
.r..i. Tarlatant, lan Bennet Ibbliona. all prirriq
White - do ` .de •flatin - du from NO Itn Illi
U.a.vercd Wbalebeneti ' I3lantua . del- " .do
Black Wtialyhrn.es,, i White cord Itturlnne.
I! ll*. Freme.„ 7 , Cottnn and •Ilk lan Mingo.
Plntiet . Wires,' : ' fie., &c.. &c..
I
, •
And by far the. chntceat astantlincnt , of hlllllne'rt
7,Cnnde in the city of Philadelphia, *elected with crati4
care, and inany of ilie pods of our awn irapartaisiti
which are wen worthr or the attention of the 1t1i6i,4
nery trade of theit /slat Craitsd &arse, and California
,
gold dust rec . . ivetr at par
litati•h IC. 1530.
To the- f Iznm of Sehoyllilll Co.;
ROBERT STIMMAKEIT,
, 11:14 now nnqrtml; And oder+ for r.tie an the
moll;' remmn:thie vans, n. fult agernrivent of
- Frerh Anus On Medicine, ; Window Gia;.l
1 -% all rites And Frenth. IinEDAII And
A merlwin inoi , Aetub• ; Withe Le.. l . Pore
of nll the most npenotorl bran 3 , Ly th.• barrel or ke!•
A kn. Colorr or every?.dorn option, ehhet dry,or in
Linroml nil, SpiroslTurpeotine, Varidehae. Paint
flrm.err, Martiormr. Potty. rutty Knlvre, and A full
aFsorimenr of pilm,irm inntertale
rornAii, Dyo Iflrachina material, for mansion*
ace, 4 f . Ali tlir nopntur Pntont
Swaim . ' Panacea and Vermilnee ; D. .lat , r'N ,
ernes: rAh..ernticer'a Repowomi Rhennutic ato
Mrom!lliebine plthrtorr, the bort remedy In exi.tence
for Itheumatigm, PAlna nr %Veaknese In the Dacki
Wrap or Side. .! •
F.very article Warranted genuine. And all artlelei
'avid
wdi he detive , rdat Any of the whdrYea ur depotei
free of, Morro - to the purrlntorr.
" ratlielt Balm! and Profile "I ,
nottgirr e•Iti)EMAKER. '
W earner Seennd Allf: Gwen Sty. Phitzd'a.
0-Or.terr by map prumptly attended to.
-Marett.2.3.18.511 12 CM
'Wholesale and Retail
6 . CLOCK 5T011.1,7, !
NO. 23S manii2T sr. AIUWE: SEVENTIT, 1
. .S • ritrA silie—lelllL4Del.elll•. 1
Af.TIIOII I M we can searcrly estimate the
Thi...." value or TIME commercially, yet by ellilltig :II
the above Establishment, lES BARDEIt
I+4 will furnish hie friend - , amour n limn he III
:1.1Ii
iiiiiiri. !11l who ditty'. appreciate us fleetness, with a
t eau, trill and perfei t War for mart ing Its progress, of
whose value they canltulev. '
Iles eXll.ll.liVil Riot k, on hand. constan'iy chancing In
conformity to the imtfroventents in taste and st),l.• o ' f
',suer,. and worktuanShin , entr•lsis of Eight-day and
Threry-hour liras; ii'LIUIVELNO 11017 SE. PAIII.OIL
HALL, (1111;RCE1 nUil /ILIUM CLOCKS. Fiend,
Gothic and other fam i y styles as well as plain. which
:rum his extrusive entiner ' ilon and cittieYlvEndentr
with the tuaintfacturtrs he finds he can put nt the /out
let cash figure. ill:110.'11 1 11/1 1 (n from ~,,, t o t , th b ei sau d.
of vAlittl tie sill ,V,lirAln, the accuracy.
*.Clock: repaired:3nd warranted. Clnekoimt6lntr i
nn hand.
Call and ace me / aidnagg them.
im cs fx,i,19.13ER, 233 tflotet St.!
Phllada. Aue.47. MIA. 3S-ty
_ _ '
. ' laratchcs 2 Watcll64 :
REAM INDOcEor.NTA To pEnsoNs IN WANT
op A t coon wATco. ,
' LEWIW!!!It. DROOII A/J., .
XO. Ito Noicrli SP:COXI) STREET. '
•S tilt' l N .l l l,trceived additional 'emotes of
6 , G'•=lEl :mil utlyer %%ittvlies "(every ileseription.
1
tr. front Lntolnit, laverpnol mid Swilt.orl mil iii,
...4 .
.......:.' purration , , ii nnw prep .red Iriroriiielli the very
hest article at a pric,« f..r below any ever off, red, of
the satto*.analtiv awl whirh itaunitt,,be undersold by
:arty other store in 1 1 (.41(41elphin, nr etten here. Ever
W 41 14 . 11 gold will be part( ctly regulated, and warranted
In be as aood 1■ rebre.el 4l4,l 4
win be'. at I lio follrawilig low mixes 1
f1. , 1,1 Levers. full Jewelled, IS karat c. 434.3. only SIS nfl
Si see do flo lill . 12.041
Go'4l Lep l ne-, jet's . ..peal, IS karat case, 22 .In'
SIIVill. An do , . 8,110
l'be I. 'IL Brnonit.ii (Intl Pen, a tutorlor article in
id. er ca.... with p«ocil. aril warr tilted. tl.Sd : Gold
1 Pencils fur 91.90 anil lapwnrls, G. 4141 %tell MT IF.. and
Locket' f•=r ILivizerenti pe Lik. iirs:es. Gold Cllllillil.
Gold :In 1 11.41 r Itrarefru.. Pry Iry 1'14414. r.o Rutz.. rio
r....11,it,.7.. and a ectifira I lol.oitilllplif of every tleecrip•
! non nf Jewery at 11(141.11 . 1 1 low prici'll
; 1.Ewt.... R. 01:onsttI.1..
Nn 110 N. l lll 9e11 4 1111 St., pect41441 , 1 4414 1 . below Hare
Philadelphia. , i . I Aprll 14.'49. In ly
OEM
t
.. . , riaolo r(lrieg•
. TIIE I.atee.,t. Clientedt, n.. 1 and
moPi ..leg , ltut 3-,nrlto.tit or 1.1AN9
, T 0 ri.R:TEs ih the „United Sta t.,. ct h
1‘1%,1, h.• (mind a , %Ito waieli , •llc i,.l'
the Sult,c.rlht-r, Ili Ckftm.t .s'irttr. ab"re.Vifils. dt
the Ithl 4 11'14 At.rtip9t-.1 nit fp than a third of 3 relsllli,)
0). 'dr. Ern WiltigOttupic publither. . .
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PIANOE"..
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HARPS.Og AX R.
SERAPTIINER
4.TANB: Rte , 3L
Frrdli frnrn the inns; rele•lit'atrd Mattwarturer• in 7k.
liestml. Mil , tmore Philldrlphit.. and ..1.!-
14.11vre. wlius
. f.,.4a1e ai:d ret.l‘l, at the makred
cadb prices
reb 9,1850
G.'W. Merchant's Cel brated
, .'CARdLINC 'OIL
4 1 L 41 .
_
FoR HORSES
. . ....._,
Which is a'sy 4 U.'nfreesal Favaily Fniheyeation lye
_.• Discos - es of the Memo Fie.lll. .
T- imr: and d expe!rieore has fittlykproyed flint this
: - UNIVERSAL' REMEDV has Mit its equal nn lIIP
liSi of pnpular nteciii hies, having been more than 11
years before the public...
TePtisitony of the moat distnreresteit character of its
wonderful effectOni the animal economy i's alnlust
daily presented trr the proprietor' 1
A young man in i he Town of Wilson. WllO5O clothes
wAre burnt ia. , r ililll. Wl9 rest.tred (ulthout surer-
Jar.) by the timely!, ure'of thi Oil.
Nit meronslre the tins& kited Plarenle ntp of patients
theopelyea, arid tdhers who have used the Oil. of
:cure. which in thonsilves appear-so remarkable, that
were they at all itherepied to ft peculiar point, they
could illfillOb:IVPPPII credited •
ii 1
The'lltlinuti . : damongseaPes ire among tnany other's In
the I. nil! of which t . tis Oil has been complettly success
thl and ill %I'll - telt others Imil entirely failed r-- ;
spavin, Sweeny Eingtione„ Wilidgatis„ Poll PAW.
Crams, crackod fleets. Galin of all k Indy, Lame
ness. Fresh Ni(niindp. Sprains, 13(IliSfill. Sand ;
Cracks. For:Mt-red Feet, scratches, nr i
, Creafte.sl.inge. Itheutnatism, flitesi of i
' Animas. External Pnionnt. Painful i
i
, Netcovait Alfect inns. Ernst Rites,
Iloits.erirtut.Wlthlows.thirns and ,
,
• Scniilti . , Chilblains, Chapped
I
Handl., Crimp, Contractions
I
of Oa; Ninnies., Swellings,
.
' Welakneas of the Jnints, ,
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, Otlced llrensiy, Sic, :
' CAIITON TO PIIIICIISgERR.
news re of COViNTERFEITS, slid be mire the tin MP
Of file Sots' Proprietor; GEORGE W. 51ERCIIAN:t
I.Ockport, N. Y., ii blimp in the side of the bottlei and
in hip hand' r writing river the Cork. Deml be minium,
ded to take lanytlithg else with the promise it is jit'st, ari - ,:'
gnArl Br.c.. Atc, This i, practiced by 'hope unprincipled'
dealer. , whose totiscience will st Ouch like Intl tallith
her.'and whoa re 4r a kindred spirit of those iii our
large CilleP. Wilfl,f ilefat tons intact trey have !II reent--,
ly been exp.4ed 19 tbr artinu of ConerePs. f '
T 1 1 . 9.1 who alte(nrn In Connierieli i hi.' nriirle n re to•
furred to the law of New York. of Moy 1815. by Whirl , ;
,it will b • 'nen that every pewit; meddling in these .
, counterfeits is subject to indictment, imprisonment um! 1
! fine. e•
A person pelllnii nut of this State, win be rattle t
I I
arrest when in MI Slate. and als - , to he held as a! wlt
!term a vomit Mope hp bought of or sold fee. '
All Orders addressed to the proprietor wlti be proropt
ly Lospantleil to. .
- Get • PaitiphlPJ of the AIZPI/I. nod pee what ornri.
dent nre accornplipbedby the lIPP of filly medirine.
'gold by orsperpthle dealers pneraliy in the United
B tn" •ind CIIIIIIi1;1. Aliiii, li, .
J. 1:. C. lIITGiir . Pott•ville ;
cli
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-E. J. Fry, Tamaqua; C. Frailey nrwirhurr ; . on
"nitßethlehem ; tenlitil it HetiT.Py. E 8.1.11 I ILPWIP
illtilfh k co.. Allentown ; IL MiIIIPPII. inuntoiry'; It.
tk
J Shearer, Minot); 51 A. MeCoy , Northuntherliml
It, „, Veihp. Wiepbarte; W Antliguivk en . Whi t ,
My ? , ; C. %V Aballl...l,ewishitrz: Pt. WllihrllA. near
('reek; , . 51. Eb'ect. glut h Chun: ; Millet 4t Jones '
Pithiriannock . Frederick Klett itr. Co:, WhuiCll3l
Ill.llt, Phitapielph?a
Nov 3.* 1819
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I)IC WS w9nas, VERY - CllRAP—Thnlemb, ,
as finer purettnAel at Trade Snk. a Int or lltrk's I
enniplrie Wnr,ko.ltmuntl In I.ltnary otyl.w..tur,, ekeip,
tilileh he will sell at legs than publielteee',pstres at
his Cheap Ilauksiore--call Ituntetliatey I.r sertire a
.10e7. - • 11. 13aNre.hi.
• c Chktp Itooksto let and 7 4 1#114n!et.
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!trims alen 214 of the Potts, at teas than publlshses I
Weep , .
4111.117 IMO. ~' 17.:i
f•6m
10 Rus
10-2 m
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171 Chestnut Street, rtnildelphis.
6.1 Y.
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POSTSCRIPT:
PRILArrA., PRPWCE t MARZET,
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. TO TOE LATEST TEMA ')
Philadilphia, Friday - April 26.
Wheat Flour,- $5 2&—Rve, det. $2 sti
per bb I.—Corn Meal'. $2.6g - do.—Wheat,
Red $1 16. Waite, $1 21.--Rye, 60 cents.
--Cora 59i- .4 0...at5, 40 emus per butlx4.6
LATE 'FROk 7 ifiRRISBURG: '
the Apportionment 'Bill was up, ita, the
Rouse, on Thursday, whet:l'llr. Sowrs are
ed to separate Berks. and Schuylkill ( ea a
Senatorial district; Which Vi 39 lost bq a party
vote, Mr. I:legman eating against the separti
ti°"'• Berk i and Schuylkill is the only dot:.
ble districtlin the State, electing two 'Seto
tora. The t : 7Vetherill.Divorce Bill has Illaso
the Senate: : .
4For the Stit;ets
_.p
DANNAN understand ion], of 'the
free trade ilocofoeus are anxious to haera
TiCket" formed for Borough ofteers.
This might have• been done, if that party
had not heliaved so disgracefully yrith regard
to the Union. Meeting recently held nt Or
wigsburg. That, I hope, will be a warning
to the Dernbcratic Whig party hereafter. If
the loeofoCos po&tes.sed the power, they
would not suffer a _Whig to hold an office in
the Borou7h. 'I am a determined oppopent
to all union tickets hereafter. °
A WHIG.
A veto cotton manufacturing company has
been organized=ai Macon, Gm
“ltfa, do comb's eatt" Mv. child."
"Well, svii?at do they bave_feeth for'?"
14'hy is Fhtber MatbeW like the Mississippi
river ? ..Do v•u drop it?" Because he nev
er stops at a bar.
Ten cm/4 reward is offered Iv the finder of
the lost dignity ' of the United Suites Senate !
A six-le;ed.or is about to be exhibited in
Cincinnati.;i
A woman . : named Elizabeth Wortz died irr
Philadelphib, at 'die' age of 111 years.
Petition! 'itor the pardon of Dr. Webster;
are circulating in Louisville, in Georgia; and
in many other parts of the country: .
SomebothiSadveitises in my exchange paper
a lost - tvalle!t, "belonging to a genttemms
made of calf
Obedience to the hitrs of duty brings re
ward, as certainly as contact produces sensa
tion, or a voice an echo.
The nuinher' of •tutal abstinence pledged
given by Father .I%Tatthew, at New Orleans,
up to the'l3tliinstant,_ exceeded 9,000.
A thief helpo himself to a kiss on the fair
cheek of a sleeping lady, at New Orleans,
while robbing the house of her husband.
A lot of "fenotve went an a deer hunt the
other day, in Arkansas, and in le'ss than four
hours capture() five girli and h woman. ,
A suspicion is a afloat that persons who' -
cannot eat tnince pies without brandy ,catt
drink brandywithout mince pies. '
Fly Trap.—A patent was Owned at ,-
ington, last w',eek- to a man to Massachnsetts.' -
for R trap for Catching - flies.
The Barberf 4 of \Vb . eeling charge double
price - for shaving on. Sunday. This is to,
tnalce their eutomerscotne oa Saturday v and
give the barbt.rs a day of rest. -
Jim, suppose my wife should fall over=
board, what toter in the alphabet would ex
press my wisll in regret to Iter 3" "Why.
letter 13, of qourse.'
13:7 - ,Anthidate inzorpora
tiog the Anthracite Bank, at Tamaqua, in
this county, has , passed both branches dotty
Legislatdre.L
To make Homopathic.beer—tie one hop
to• a rat's tail, let khe rat swim through a mill
pound, then bottle the contents of the pond—
"to be sliaken before taken.", - • •
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A fire cn!, , lne has just been introduced in
to.one Ole hack , . towns of Wisconsin.
The editor, in .speaking of it, calls it•agour
wheeled squirt.
Slander. —Eliipbefli Ellis has recovered
51599 azainst Alexander Duel, in au action
or slintlef. b - efnre the Susquehanna . County
Court . RI IVlonTrose.
Benfibfui :Young , iadv, about 15 yrars
of age, an only d,ttrghter of a .wealtby
Pn
tleman of LoUisville,
,cloped with a night_
Watchman on the,9:h instant. -
A 1'0. , n2 Lact./.. aged 0 tears, advdrtisei
in the Newport (Ky.) Times., for a husband.
She says she is an orphan, and the oaly rel.;
ative she has a.brother who is maned.
ll'e are note in the Fpnilg time of the year;
nod in about a month hence, the trees will
be loaded wi.h their summer garb of beauti:
ful green, and the ground become luictirlant
wi h rielt lbliage and sweet smelling clover.;
A 3fe.rican paper states thatthe product of
the silver mines of Mexico, for the year 1849,.,
tdill not"be less than thirty millions of dol
lars.
One family in Norri;town recently lOst four'
children, _who died of scarlet fever, and of.,
three remaining', two are aflictul with the -
same disease.
John N. Pnrviance. Esq., theiiresent A.u"-
ditor General of the Slate cieclines being 0:
candidate the next election, the office nov.-
41 tieing elective. -
A krorositton was made fecently in the
Mexican Con,re=stn aholi.h the punishment'
of death for till political offences. ni,iliiary de
fection not being regarded as a mettly politi
cal crime.
Gone.—The distinguished Hungarians with
Gov. I;iliazy at their head, have started oti
'their journey in loiYa, Before they left the
House. Nevr York, a purse of 8325
was made I,r/for-them:,
- _
Beniffil If a doubt.—A petition is being
numerout•ly signed in Louisville. Ky... for
executive clemency in the case of Professor
Webster,'
at Boston , on the ground that he
should "have the benefit of any doubt res•
pecting his guilt."
MUM
N. MI, yviisoN,
JUSTICE OIP TIAE PEAC.g,
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I-. r.; ... i . _ Slit: it- .„ .
Real E sin t * :rl i n ' I.?, I I I I: tla t 4.Ptro T r 'Rented. anal
Ell Lando nieoltectiott t'arifullv and Promptly 1
rientied rtirttal mfrmrtrulp..ottoPritml 0/17,e. 1
Ata•knt i."l. Poltsrille, Pa. Imarch 23,•50--it-ty
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.. - Eli Thompson, .
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D.E.A.14-ESTATE AGENT, AND ••
COLLECTOR OF RENTS. , l `•
Officiln P 0.... C:.” bon, Sill vynall *County. Pa:
•-_,
, TILESIII/ , S , liber {Tiff take charze of Coal 141140,;
DISCO/lig Mereq, and iw ht.( property, and efdleet,
(temp foelfr tom., la the t7.ossloy of rtriolyikill. an t i"
311 other . lo4ines+ romtected with ids Agency, will be
preniptly attended tC-..
ETA TIO1111"5OI5,
. .
. ,
: Fort unrb , ,n, rqbaylkill led,
Defers. to ouip.lll,,atterson, and Horace Smith.. V. 1.4.
. rie=B, , ale:
" F. 341110.04, RPadmq. . f '
" Weil. ii Wit,u, N 0....) Noah .11.r5t.4 ?Wis.
3 d".llplda.
- May 12. 134 q,.
Pare Imes and [Aquor
T ai,,,irnsfZlltranlllote keepe reo
~,,„,n;heas:,om.,tlwr.es4, ,
(Nor, rri• with trent rare from Mock* in; roper
and 111 Illi• Conn' ry. Joe from sources which ble
UM tornchrn•
Braeuiee of e very description ftotn 01 to
lon.
IfAipkvt. fine trbh , Scout and Monongahela. - •
171 J Jawatra .8;4, Italland Gin and Peach Brandy. ,
Ardsara. Skerisr4 and Port, Wires or eve 4 YLripy
a n,i erode. from 75 eis in 45 in . , rattan.
Chmortane of arcelehraied brands, *0 SO to EC.
Chiet. Fine table: L. :l'l3lo—ot 43: acid higher grades ;
111Ro, I.olmii, TPnrJiffa, Malaita. ni.scat. acc. Wil4"
Cherry Nrandp,Raapberry, Ellacabetry. led Lavender
Brandy, &c., Sec,
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TII COIIhitILY TRADE '
supplied at schutee,,le pikes. A' cCin•plets iFeartMent
al pen ancrtiquiltp.v.ryctie3pfl.rcativary PR rPOIeS.
Order. prnmp•lyisit;.nded tn, condi carefully pack
ed anti C.nvirtlo tiv •• Exprefts " Samples sent to
sans pin of flit. CAtcttyfres tkariPt„by addressin:,
Pest Patd, • . .
• :4 A il McCALLA,
: Wine•Menturit. SD Walnut tit.,
April 13. 1891.t.15-3mo
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NVV4) • 'Drlng 4:410116.'
ICEOD CE DOLL, '
No. 1011 ..VfpigAt . Nreowd Shed.—lPUlLADriPlitik
Ag Jost reeOved a large aotroeta,rne..f 0,4.d1 , .. the
foiliftvitm
mnniano. o.•rtrthn 11 w"; '
VI4 eartril:e• and lividier. eat ra(_.
Writes nnd Pentitg. Mart ter. Jea.barpi../hc,sl.o
large ae•nttmeet r f TOYS and FANCY arttiles.
anolmki le and. al the Inire•l
April . lll ISM)
, HE •Cllg.ar beef/610f -
e (71Qar type ned plttn print, Jaßy r'
A • -
celclrd . and ro.rl,tale DANNAIV
Ctwcap MLicolincousßookarour:
,
iflrds 2,1E40. .
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