=GRES' ' EXPECTORANT,
Fos courdis,- CO.Llit3; INFLUENZA, W 110 0 1;
lag c o ugh :mu ,pulmonary affection...-n. pi •
prietor of the attezve irivalnable preparation challen •
ges the exhibition of any other specific. which .s ilt
enmplete in all essential qualities with that now pre
I r
sewed to the public.. Himself-it graduate of the Col
lege of Pharmacy in - Philadelphia, • and careful_
totified in one ots,lhe most extensive, prescriptin. •
houreti in that citi,;lie confidently , and with assort
faith in its e - recominendLis as a medic intl .-
well adapted for the purpose for -which it has etatie
.pounded, Ile pledges his prefessional reputation that
it contain' no °el - merlons ..rue—but that the simples
- 'of Which it is earoposed, will not in the remotest
' manner. affect,A44aeshterider infant in any it 2 T
•
totbe renanvarathe disease. • ,
For coughs: now,Oar inveterate or harasiing,ini
action will be fdanci tribe immediate and effectual ;
,witilst In everyciashit wilt bring almosc instantaneour ,
'relief, and if persevered in, will afferfa certain cure. '
't•hddren - from their': birth, andadulta of ally age, can
iely upon tbesetestilts. Colds long neglected, or be•
violent thinugh :norlain exposure, threaten
ing injury•to the Idngs; and consump
• Ilan, will be arrested before "sueb a fatal crisis will
hate been tearhed.i Indeed Cases have been known,
and are certified to. where it has been ascertained
that a pulmonary.affection • e - at'boed which this-medi
cine relieved with a 11-the derided evident es of a radi_
cil. entire cure. 1
This prepaiationl Is equally' efficacious for Asthma,
hoarseness, and bronchitis Aced persons, particular
ty. are much sultieet tbe-fie-t of those diseases;
whilst'public speakers. n hen !latched nith the latter,
will to sure tribe relieved frnin these two painful an
.
n o , n c a e bo s.
re statements are made in full view of their
important e and weight; their faithfulness will be
proven•on a fair trial of the specific; and r elief to
the sufferer be the Certain ronci,inPric, For further
proof of the efficacy of brit remedy, the proprietor
respectluilytefers to the following cern arbiec °Lenine
of the first Physicians in Pottsville
CEllerlFicalEi.—; deem it a duly l one io therein
- (nuttily. to tunnel): recommend "Ifoalies' Expecte!:
ant," asan effectual remedy lit colds, incipient bron
chitis, Intimation of the lunge, aur all -analognua
•disteaser. Having 'pie. ritn - it tilts remedy. and traced
itti effects €111.013 Itle.p.ll le fli cat! ,art4y ferntamend it
as superi o r to usa di•tint r. t.iilik 1111{1 , 41 now before the
.-• public. , , P. rltirl.l),- M. It
, k• 11:1V1,..! t1;1,.1• I.fiown Ily la.. the
pi fylr.l
Calitil,. • llUCtlV I:,l4..rtoraitt ,; •' ;ttu indar rd In me
i:Nil-newt it Ilrit p. - ore SrhPlitial
in air v.ri.itt. do4a-T. I mutt hhr in h.
vtren ,:INNorK.4IIN. M
Has ing t0mp..1,e111.. ftirltilltg
Expeetorahr' t,, h , -It.tuni, itt rrtimmv-mdmr
It 85, I bcti. ve It io'be, an , I. ,, •11..111 I,litqc in evitaitt
limndatintii c i pl;,'iti,Bl - Irt .`
Poti!ulit, Atte Is v..)
M..1)1 .
Mr- ).01
icknel it., ,rm itsg rut ILA - It !orb
C017114U51 - your L'Api,: , •rant.l it -:mg it Nu) ,
,"11111/.:4.111 a it 1.. Ilwic if 11111112!,
neella r,afr anti v-Irrcrual EXpi, forat.l.
TM 1%;.- M• 11.
Pie p 3 re,l Gy 1 , .• C. I'llrwist and
r..r .31.- by J W•liii. l .4•
13. llrklnet. ; I Fry. T3lll - squa ;Y. R.
1,11 " n• silitu . 4 f:J i4,11.1.. , r. Wngorr
Sr. Brother, ( , r. igz.latt J W11111411..'M
Meyer. Jr: :id:x.lll3o. Ate, :111; ;I'h.itlrsL,.bbin•.rtl
terCreet; ',lrv. Tgehr:.l.l: Wn ,
lipctElleiv;lle.; railplattn. POI I Carbon: J. Mr-
Curdy, Readipz , ; Druz. .storr, pr;tt,cfr,re
t. Firirr•keppellr'.l;drally llirolte.llolll 11l
: • 3-11
t. ., I CAUTION.
THE 1.%1E .:Atisr.l . l! I LEVI"s SXEEI. PEN.',
f. 111: Ajmiuf-Tl3lor . . 111 tile 1:JO, deer. it 'loot
I. 19i)....1ii radio' In preserve th.• logli repatt i ton
the Olive Pea-lit. , :tanned forso,ll,lo, .....ii. oil die
gOterillUelit .41i:es Andthroliglintl: ,the - eliniiiietual
community, to nibilit this in:. le i: -) li iiiteininf the pie,
_ !Ile nitainst a roomier( tal ton attiatipted to be palmed
otTas the , riellial one, a. ell caliailateil to deceive. front
•the•elnee 11.1lati , ” .',l the tale .Ih . I, ry'• 5)...:,,1 re ~ ii
the'lritei ia4.4 - :!i." 4 liti of eniti tot. end ntoi.on the
shape and Ithellee ii: ti.e.,attle . 1'i,.., , r11.1 , t1, go,le
have been got un by recta in partie erint only la ' slippy
p,,,,,, ,ho •1•Ii 101111.1 qtr.' ,ty. 1.0 al.o r,,, ite . p.o..
pole of introdal ink in a teammate foitn. I hi iitigli snit,.
port 100 of the t I. tie Public; tripe:fled Corn
rtalni. of !ate have
. 1 , 11 to Inquiry. Ni Kiel show. in
. atone instance.; thty lire Ito seeded wilts. 11 lit.
therefore tierothe.expedient to eiiialiii-11 a guide for
dete . riine of ti.ree e..nraetrrit-. All boxes tt ill
hair the SICSATURE 01 the Stif.E, NJ:NT, ii
~ unitty•, iii Ids r,eat ttaftd, .
~t,
...fr 11, 0n141.1.
. ti ttc tik
- NW; AIM ENt I:1C W aIIrILT 71111. li t them_ crone
fro n hat some , ow) may" ;Ind NO (i7ii Eis fortii•lt
tkNi
_ ed tair. the o
llzlnst pen to io-II around tinder Al n C. el%
.
rat et* The nitentinn of Stationer. is. parti.ii
fatly tall s
il In Hie hiteihilt.c:fai is, meverallating brit)
11211rose , 1 pill. ; Toe 'A Kent ha; the ~_final boot, • - if
certificates\ fr.n Hie - banlll ni..t government thin...
• with hint: ale:, Itil apiinintinent icon, tin- adinintor i .
rare in their nxr li liAtldlVlllillg . • .
... . tleTlie sithiscrih..r tie- been .ippointe,l sots. Age.ii
fer.the sale of these Pens in Srlinylkill Co., la here the
genuine article ' con be had - Ti,.- , ': pen. are used .in
the rit‘tnim Hanalei and l'ohlie /Mires At Ws.hingte. •
and are proanuriti i atthe beet pen. in use . _ .
,For sato
apul 19. 1E.51
Ni z ,n3il-,11fr,11
.4appors the itegimi At,- 1,, who "
HROCEVILLE, FIRE-CLAY, EARTHEN
AND STONE-WA II E M.% Nl' I - , k 4 TORY.. t
114{F; PROPRIETOR OP_TFTP 4 tat kNUFAi'TORN".
neat Pioclollle„ in 1;01w:1 W! cnattly. Pa..
F it rrnaaline StOre..
keeper. for the art. les of hi. ioanu nfi t •re tie
Wren as equal re an. toi el , e;i:'fiere, ;Ind Inwelf:io
price than the' "Code .ttl'Ptis reafan hail" (flier 'Yet
bought. They eniisitit in past of Roekinolloin-we...,
viz: "Pitcher, Pu)Tee-PoLe„ Tea-Vet, 3ngot-R.lu 1..
Creams. Fruit-Plates, e.'plitooas. 4r . dr,
STONEWARE. EARE-PROOF
' • No ppien
•
[ •
.. • I •• V-ggelable .‘•
j •• Baking Plates, &e
?I - ones. are. Gingei , infi' Root IT, er
tie.. flies:Kist he . t, Rau Is. Preserve, Jelly and FY
ling Jan; Jellyund e Mould, Boffins. Ewers ; t r.]
,Chomber, and, oe;tferytty; every ..aticrerninoifilettire.t
fFq 'dyke. inatinfar;urt• - ..iff order the fr , ll9Willgt
Elte.Bri.ka'nf any ,shape or ul,c ;
stove Cylinder.; and I min: , of rill pnll.rn n,
-Flue and Flooring• 'lee.;
Arch, Key and lAyilve`BriVßY t.'
• Oven... Arch a ottri k i...: .
z- Orders for the iesneetrifily stdieitett •
Mg' and :41114 1Var.:414 , .m - -phnlesole, only) t o
Silver Teerace Ritiltlincs.:ce'nl” street.
110D11SON,A go. tit. Piilleville
Nov. t 1.1. 1 63, 47-If
COLE:MUMPS Cheat i Cutlery STORE.
n J 33 AR CAD 208 CIiFSAW
• 4? JIMA tif,l.l•H I A - C
•
OUNTRY metrhantY 'can ea we from In to 13 - ,n •r
cent. by. pun Liotlik.at the IflttfNe slams. By ii,
potting my own goods. i s I,i R , tie refiktild [ty
ing economically:li is plain I eon unfit - q.t. - Hilly - I , e NKr
purchaaetheD roc:A. heti-. 1.3%.t.if1, rent.. and live 'tin
princes.
C,onataully• hand 1 large nnsullment .1 Pen snit
}Pocket and na7llr. , Table Knit
and Torka, in ivory: mar. huiralo. hone and weed
Carveitt and For!-a; .tc ; Ruh h, r
Knives; env. ie Entre.; Revel; Ina..and
Pistols, ttc. duo: tecy-iied, a large Mork of Rode.
and Wo.tipnhniltn'nt' tine Pea and Cdtteiei , 4 Knives.
Also.o large a , yitflittent 4.f Arc 21d
also, fine Engliih Tarial and Gelman Gulte •
1 - 011 - N M COLF.NIAN, lmportrr
Jan. 3..1844 • j-f it
LUMBER! UMBER!!
I'ItRE .S.J T R3C.IIII.I6RS 11111 1 1. D. NIfIRT RESPECT
.I. Rally lnf,rrui the Tlttttlie. that !trey nror.•now.prepa I
ed to -mnnufarture all kituis.of either: White Pit ...
'Yellow Pine or Iletolork loath.rt
etsstene lath' or
'-• Pickets,. at' Illeq S3 - t . v N(ill, in Roth .l4lWri•ini.
• sehtuyikt cootnty. about • 9 tnil ~ front Tanr3ipri •
The) hop*, hy methitz, at htih.pitr,t and e •1141.1e,iii V
. to iendet sa. l , l4araloil to-all %,lio may Illy e, deatti,u ,
with them..4 4- tatuF4ll: a tiberil flint , of pafralitif , c ,- ;: -
All orders thanl.folly to reit e,l afid - ,1,...rdi1y, pir , •( .1
ted. They n ill Cootra,t 1 - .1 - d,1i,,,,,, e .401,0,i , at :1.,
station alone 11‘... Tlea.bne illi!ri,,,,J .r r , ;111,)11 , 111
ranar. -, t - . , , ,
• _,.......„: Pe rfitlttl , wWIi n it ti.ferticittelt r. -pet Hutt the r. t h ,4
,' ' u l f lumber. til - P1,j1.1e.. - :141.11 , • , . r:fanl.:ll4 t.' S6i, h. '''sctient. TuO3a4ua: or the tlntlet-ii.n . ...1 at P0th.f,.,%, ;
.
y ` Monteuniery - ennitty -
"t :- '-'.',- .' - -,,,,,,,`.- .1 . . SMITII'& 511XT7.Eit
- A -, :iti r i.. 9,5 • : , :4 - 5.3-1 .- . 1 '," , , ' ~.... ..- . • ~ Isfire.,- .
'-'--, r.' - ---- -• - .' , .7. -
...,,,.
--•,.:; 1 1 *, TElls:swikr FOR satto, 4aNs:
•. ' --1: - %ten ard...ri, ~....1 rycrr , rAj )4,,ery frrqri•riltrt - .
- . • ly ifa - afrp the ,ilit6its , fre+trsi:'he .
t,'10,1 %.
_
. .
:::&-..." rialti?,-11134100241101 11 11 the n'f`ii 'knot..
.11,kT - and eAt. ~,e.v,ile.. coin“ , rry- . 0,-rupi..
.
. .
' ..' ' - toN.llenlr 11 : 1 , 1ewa1.' iu - Cent.fea to,t,s,et,i,
P \ - r.' ' ' Stirie.i and NOrlie,9insi etruet a. and that
-he has Jost
moatrrreiriririi 811,11.4 ~, r .iantly ter!i%ine 11-.),moat
-.),moat riratipit4P,ll.ll. anti (':.pitl•ot tile New fork, p h o
~.. adelPhia a:•. lbetnti , market. eau all'qr.d. . .
" S.aa-prnfit , cnd VriASotts
All he ttelii•es e.lll irolu th , st. wt4h
anything hi, !inc. Om I,
e can Dell AA chvap.and a 10.14,r affil. t• than .34. Pr.3i.-
. 14411ment ur th'i kind in sh.• Uri
~ 1 1,0M11 rlkWir.M
/ May 10, 19-tf
CORNER _OF 'CEN7RI.7 .q.ND -11,4RKET ST.i.
, .:- { E , go'rritviLe.
. . , .
Tli .
E scan - rt .- gibers Invite tit? attentapq of the puldn
to the veTy'yOrn;l',lrr &narrater:l of Goods., on.
listing of , . . ,
GENTLEMEIV,kiIaIf Stiabrii.rudged . and Pegged
Boon, Calf and Eip, double.saled Sewed and Pry-,
led Boots, .Water ;Proof Boot, ;leveed and Pegged,
from *lto 04; New England a ndl'hiladelplala Man
'. ufartured Coarse Boots. i n great , rariety, constant
ly on band; Elons'and Lnling_Gaiter,: Boota; and
Congress Galin*, t'alf Nutilleri. Gregfal Tielitrita
dewed and Peagesi Moaloes. : L} -, '.'' !,
-
anNE low prießS'. Eleota and M4140. , P, eg lirn,Atitily, 41
rs- 1 - - i ',.
,:BOYS' and Vourbs' Boots and Mo runes tont.. nettie.
',„ I..ADVg . Frrnrh. and EuellAh Lasting Galtt4 itrpOra,
.. Mornren; tjalralt la and Goat Bootees. FreittliFflOor
' rote°. Calfskin and Goat tr-irees, French Morocco,
~ Rid w.lt and Pump spring Iltusklesand hitter Bons,
:f " FITOCII ?dnrrortn_ssnd Hid Turtantmdi. (6[oo rip.
to St ; Mew England Elnotrer ah d nhour .44 - 11rinde
' •
.cheap. - I • , ••
. MISSES' and ehlldrens 'Bootee? and Shoes -
.' a large
. ' asortment i sultatne for this mark , t,,romlanily on
hand. ! j "---S ,-
' atm Ellatir Shoes:: • '
Our giak hrOutu tfai , lirSlincr are oft he best man
ufactured ankles dn. r ountry ran afford. I.idies and
Gentlemen ,would '4 well to rill and provide them
selves wltb g 064 CUM Shot:, "lime best preveofttive
. yet discovererof colds - roughs and Consumption.
',TRUNKS, Carpet pagr and Vailres.
Th.. Travelling community will find. .us Well sup
plied with tfie.aho'#•e articles which 'rye wlitiell at
_ moderate priree:
, ,
7 Boots and Sh6gy;:. made and repaired to older.
TERMS CA.Sli.t,
Dee. 15.•1549;! ' • . - - •
CARDS.
,
WILSON, AIAQISTRATE, CONVAN
11 • I 'sister. Lana Ar,itt and General Coll." lor
e. Market street, Pottsville. Pa.
No .Ih. Wel ' • tily •
•
ADLER LEWIS GA NZ,
11 vi,gri folly nnnottutes to the Ladies. and getalerueo
•to Piot-sante. th-. 1 tit latlition totbis profit...it teal tat
s ir. vins.4 be will giro tyt e instrut lions on
lit tYin".l a...nit-sire, Penney lara rag Hall, fruits.
sui 44 If
-" , MOS,. M. L. lblittlito M. D., Uri kiltri Illy
I/.04k/t
I 'lat rei vb St . 10 Oth
lilt I ien• or P
ti Pori Car
on at:4 all gritty. Ile will he to 'ration MI otb o
tiny-3, fit,To give boa a rail. Office in the boort- for
tt, in - rtlisled by Doctor Wiley Referehre given.
I' r itailion, Mt S. liirtO tr• 4a-tr
EDWAt .* 94111 1 PPEN, AftDRNEY AND
COUNSEI.I.Dit yi vr. Philadelphia,wiilattead
torolleetioneaha alt other leibti bonne./ ia the City
of Ptriladelphs.s.atlitoniug Cutitttl, nod elsewhere,—
Ortive No. 123 Walnut .teetr"Loye Sever lb street.
. _
y %DERV& ENNIANCE AND
. Office. PottrYille. Pa.—Dealer in unenr
rrol Dank NiO.-... ktillg of Elrbattge, Certiliratea of
lit rkt and Draft. Chrrks for gale on
and New York, in ruing In
Mai" In i
Ik. t'3'
OCTOIt C. H7ESRLEIR. IltiNttEOPATiliC
I
Pin:till AN. Itetnoved.hi•Ofl eto one of the
11,;. 1 •0.11 Poll,Tllll.
A MIT EL 11.k1vr °Frits:PEACE,
W.ll Aleud promptly to Collections,
Pugo ;Ina sal.. of Romt Estate. atc.. Ip
but hill rutin! y, 4)iii4r titre Streit.opper
•ife • the Town Ilan. no t2o. 1849.
A GB Ne'k - - For the purr hA se and 3110 P of Ite:.l
:I. tale; but fug and e..lling . coal; Liking rkar2« of
1%,.,11.1.,,1.: Mine., &r , renie—from
Inertly years Ylperiener 111 the County be lanp.~ to
eilP.lli•fartinn ()milt V. 11111111,1140 - .0141 rfilt*cillll.
eitAs hi. 1111.1.,
korll 1 44 f
((t 11. WCAIRE, ciIIoRNEV Al' LAW, Ta
xV. Orrice u, .t hr Library (loom. Inie the
Thai, 11111.
B, ti 73, 1419. 10=11
- - -
- J.-J:4 PEANSYLVANIA HALL Pons
:: j •..11.“ 4 ---111ii fit .. t ite establ i.owiteht hair ink
I
.. - -7,1 - =: been rein rtairbed and refitted throughout.
----- el4
ono ready for the..reception of travellers
tad isojwirtolr,. and no eseiticins Will Le spared. I.
render ilo i eptt; titian equal to 2,ny in the State.
! ' WV. 1.; JOIIMSON, Proprietor.
April '26. ISM • ... . , 0-3ruo
- 4 -
,r•-_, s--1 JE A XILSVII.I. Lig - HOi l E/..—TIIE
". ellowliber would rgipk•iftilly inform i 4,
i, - ' • -
, II traVel.h.e. community and public generen)
- — Ord he tics refitted this Hotel tr. good at; le,
:101l (4 MIN privirod to fitriatah the brat aeromnio In
iu.u.,!i.;"hit ult.) c 1135 fir . or blot with a call
, DAVID.AII ARTZ.
• lea J tient Me , Luzern,. Co.:, April Sib, 1851. 14-1 f
a I.
-I TIIE..A :11Eiltille AN 1101;filk; PO f•TS
:,IIVILI.E. P‘ —MRS. NI ARY WEAVER it E
-1` sp , cl I'llll in faring the putdir and travellin
, T
, r,tillitii.ltt gent' rally. li
that • e ha. opened
rut f I;g,, and ~ , ,,,,uudione Hotel, furnished Ina ru
e•ii bar at ‘h. Patina her trout a %earl:it e tothe towline..
of a tarn rate lintel. and well known reputation-twar
rbrthindate, tier rusanuaera may depend on being sup.
Pil..t with curry Aline rondur ite to their comfort and
Cr nvi•nienre.l •
Ja ia IQ. 1 Stn •
• 34f.
prgepi
11 13 %NO:AN
l'itAatit-litlti.t,- - - 60 155 15
111(1111eit Flaiil', , . - . . - 04) 155 33
A:N..1.7r I O‘s n - - -.•-• - - • GO 55 • 35 4
CeinnutowarßaiiroadS• 60 55 1.5
' Ktlts of : , •-litiV,lkill, ~. . - - 60 55' 35.
W . lilihnnk. : ,-...-- - 50 45 4.5 ,
t ront-liolwitkuti 84Plysilk,iith R. R.. 40 - 35 20
l'itintttil I t il l, below Not ti.isiatn. 35, 30 IS
Notr,inw not 11 . 612rpori, - J3O 25 ILt
I'tvil lienned). , IC. -1. , . - 125 20 05
VOJ". XXVII
%licit 2M.
1 D. 11E11. Real [:stair Agency 01.1
.1 .1 - ice, Venire:4l ,liwioeill'e,ldcltaylliillCounty, Pa.
.4.11 V and purrhase of Real E4tair.
er lit for Land', itud caller fit'Rentt., act.
MA. 214, 1109, • 44-1 y
HOTELS
A fe af.:7.11A :0.1
r* ".4 E<--. i g.afgat . •
rrif F THE LITTLE SE/11l LUEL NAyIGAVON
) Reit Ruad uora eVai Coripiny
AFTER TUESDAY. APRIL t , 18:4, it,..
Pa- se n9er Train will leave Tamaqua daily. (Sandi)
al 64 o', lock A. M and 21 o'clock P. M.,
uod ronhert.itt, the Morning and Afternoon Trains
Pott.ville;nn the Readlne Railmsd. .
t:.icurnn:e, wilt Leave Pon Clinton. on . the arrival
be Morning Train from Philadelphia on the Read.
ing Railra..4 FARE.
To Philadelphia, - $3 00
• Port Clinton, - - 73
.10ON ANDERSON General Agent.
• Tamaqua. April 19, 1851
NEW ARRANGEMENT. •
09_04 tgaika
1 Vi ; :% , l , t , U p . m E p : l ll ,l l l . l t re C r O ri ;.;
a F. n ) d i:
nv i ro giE a s i s LINE
Dail) per
Caprese Car being hloafe
ritimie of opieril tnet.enirere) cnereharidize of all
.le4liptiomparkages. - bundles;Ppecie.bank notes.
' partecular-41tention paid In rollecting
prang and Arrrovid?. Parkarea and Goode delivered
Sally - io all it/icor...lime placer , between Philadelphia
mt.-Pottsville T Offirea—eenlre Street, Pottsville;
No: 4r, South Piero' Street, Philadelphia ; N 0.6 Wail
srreci,•Nt•o' Vorka No 4 Court Street, Boston.
- :'" 11 , IWARD, EARL. Lc l'o.
. I
AM.II l 14-II
FREIGHTS & TOLLS oritedei..
01-`IIIE. YH LA. REA LI NG RAILROAD en.
.Marrs IS. 1851. j
Th.i Rate:" or 111E10111'S and TOLLS on I'o3l, Irani
P 6 6ed by [k - . rninpihy, n-,11-be as follow• frou
Nlairti 17111. 15!..17`iinsll further notice:
~;
~iq 1 ~
'~
EIMI!ll
jri - • ro re.;
.. • .
11...y.C.• Fold, - 110 105 90
Prpat..wn• \ • - - - 105 , 1:00 90
1i..iic17.-4%.,11. 1 . . • ,- . - ' 1 - 05 1 . 00 90
HA.lnis:irmit.,. - • ....i , - 95 , 00 S 5
-
It..iwei•ii , Ri.l..l.o.! RP( klntapivill•.. Z.
h 5 : 80 4775
.•:m4,- , ..,,ii:i - ,• _ --., _- .5.-.. 75 70 .
-3...,,,i r .:i 5 t;;, ; :Jti. ix = 5 , :: :_,: .-, 4.0 .3 50
~., -
ill' o.r.Arrortlit,lo.tr.r.4 - CAta4eis•
..,..!..-4 7
. . • -,- ...i_ -a. .or , :.til R
.RAN'ORD . lief I' y '
NE. .n' .1 , ' . 7
- c1 t ,.." -11 -. 4- 4 ...? i.f .../ ' ' _ 11/-1 f '
. prOLAD& & itb.tillartti •--
, iiiito•
• - • 1- ..FPK .. - ....- . 4.. 7 ` ,. W.-: •,-.- •,r_‘-
-DEDucTruS OC CREII. Fl' 0 : 9- MERCi1AND181:,
Il P. , ~,,, it .-. * .lv. 11111.14,111.
It %Tr.- , twr --- nicirof I' PCR 100 IBA.
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a' 71 -- 2 1 .1% 1 '
L'AP
•ITI4 TR t•iiPORTFD
IL Clar.z.— BO itiiiiiiniis Coal,Brleks)
rel Iron lire. Limestone. Pis Iron. }.9 ets. 4 eis.
l'::10. r. t.late. 'IIIcs. 1 ,
•
'2ll C1.1., , i —1.11. - mme, Burr Blocks,
*-eineiii, I:rind-low,. Guano, Lathe,
'lli h. It.. 0,03,1 Iron. heavy, Rosin, IR et.' at c i,,
IC!. Sills. Shingles, Tar. Turpeni
1.t.. Titiollei ..uti Lumber. .
... _ •
34 Mr: --Ale. Beer and Porter.l
...tie., Pot ant Pearl, nark, Barley,
1,. .u.... sod Horns. I
orns. rodie, Cotton,
% - 1/I.k.ey& Dotnrstic Liquors, Grain, I
lr.i, tart incs, roost); Rotted, liar or ;
e iv 2
cis 131 rt.
lamm.rerl Iron. Boiler Plates, Flat
Irr itaPro inron, Lead and shot.l
liola.se..Poottoes, Isia ifs anti Apikrs ,
~ ,,lt Prorpton., Sucer, saltpetre' &
l'obarro, untnanufrtrtured .1
- I.OI I R per barrel,
us Crass.— apple., Bran, Rutter'
.'lleeqe.rordage.EarliMil-WLITC Ergs, I
Grocerirs, (except those slaled)bentp
hardware & Vutlerg, hollow-ware, I ,-
I.Ard, Leather, Lire stork, Manurac-1. 17 cts 9 cts
,urre of Iron, a. Machinery; Oil,Oys- I
'ere, Taints, 144 Hides, Rags.Rus-
sia' Eheer Iron, Seeds, gteet, sweet
PolstoreAallors, Vinegar & Wirt , . —' -
i
sth Class.—Boots and Stationery...l
Boots and Shoem, Camph)ue & Spirit
Oil. China, Glaas and Qutensware. I
Cigars, Confectioner Dry Goods, I. 29 us. II els.
Fresh'Drugs, Fre. Fish, M*t and Fruit,
Foreign Liquors: Hops, Spirits of I •
Turpentine, Tess, Wines and Wool.)
March 1,11351 - ' ' 9 4 f •
Utility and Convenaenc. Combined ! !
PIANO AND MUSICAL INSTRWIMENT
au' Room and Paper Stare. it Pettsrille.
rysllE.BllB,teliteeft WILL OPEN IN A FEW
I , i .days two dont.; helms his 'gement Establishment, a
Piano and Musical Insitumeht Warehouse, together
wiiht Paper and Piney Store. .the f/anpa will be
from the most celebrated makers, and ail. the Musical
In4truments will be aetecled with - treat case. by
on of the beet Artists In the country.
Ile has jugt received a 1010 r ViollnP. Gtiltars,Flutea,
Fifes. Actordiona..kc •of various pricers.' -
'ftiealjt,tofthe aubier !her .14 to furnlalt good a rtl
drains* as cheap as they can he purchased In Phils
d,lptits, um; cultivate kiaste for music iii thin com
munity.
' PAPER HA NOINGB.—The subscriber will also
open in connection with the Establishment a. Paper
Store embracing all kinds. and Ilficll of Paper Hang
ings, lot flans. Parlors and Rooms. ' Also, Gold and
Velvet Paper*, Borders, Decorations, Oak, Rosewood,
Mahogany and tither paper..
Au arrangement with the Manufacturers are tech
that be Batters himself that he can furalsb'ai gaud
en'arsortment to select from at will be tong In the
largest establishments in cur cities, ranging In. price
from Scents to $ per piece. His prices will also be
found at low, and In many instanceslower than the
same articles ars sold in Philadelphia.
ca Piper flanging Merchants, ke., supplied whole
sale at city pile& • - B. SAMNA N.
*All kinds of Matirst, Instruments not ad band
obtained to order at short notice, with this advantage
that they will be ifierted by a competent Artist in Mt
chr.
_Jane 21.1651 _
MIIIIINIVRE accouter stools
FPIIE SUBSCRIBER °fent for sale a Moe lot of Min
.l.ll3t4ro Af room Book. stitch Oa tfuriadllty of Min
of Paper and ilium - 24;490mi1l bey:cell
ed State. • -
Having totmosnied minufaciuriall Blank ihnlio of
all descriptions; he reels coolldeat that be e se sell as
low sad tors out at wood rotkowasitlp Haut be Aland
In theeldes. 13. Rollie to soy patteris dose it Short
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I will teach yon'to pierce the b owe l s of the Entth, and htn.,s, out front the taverna of Mnprosins, Metals which will.glre strength to our lands and subject all Nature to out nee and pleas u r e .- 11 r. eke,...
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PUBLISHED - KVERy' SATURDAy BY BENJAMIN BANNAN, - POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTI,
SATURDAY MORNING, JULr •26;
MORE NEWS FOR TuE =lv ' 1
eURC FOLLOWS CliftE 4 ,
MAKE PH001:2 OF THE ISPPWAIYI' 01
DR. SWAY NE.4
Celebrated rattail), illedlelnem.
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• tnt• switvivv. , s
COMPOUND:RI - MT OF WILD CHERRY,
TIIE ORIUIPI•L AND GEIitISE ParPARITION
11 may be trolly said, that
Da onehaa. ever been an surer...,
ful In compounding a Medicine a hie h
1.34.1..ne winch in rtlieve the hninan
family. to rob disease ul its terrora,and
Ike Invalid to Dealt h and . Comb' t. an the lariat,.
•nd freprieher oft hat atom .fever redly popular Family
Medicine. Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry:and non. has twill thaeneral patronieed h} the
Profesetonanduthere. both iu this mutat) , and Europe.
nor liar there ever been vii gr.`sa an effort in the abort
spare ofrin ly si it or iireen rtar....t. (freely. the rrc do
lons and untblnkine,hynuitietrop.n.rt Ith.roft, anon;
Land... by Ir./Anie nutty taints. slitting the Irani... of
Wild Cherry. and an ttstich a the name of the oriet
nal preparation, an Will St reen !rpm the la th ni the
law. -
Betrare of suck luipusttrs.3ll,4 purchaee none 101 l
pot..
the original and only getinine 2s Itrephletl by
Dr. Plwayt.e. Whitt :nose from many yea n'
attention in the practice of tto Profemeinn. and tt
led to Mu , areal diirovery.
Beware cf Ali.rokr• r [leo ead.ei, the genuine I.
put op it. equate botifee..roveied with a beautiful
%rapper, (meet engraving.) with the poitrait of Dv
titvaine thereon, ale° Ilia eiVitaiutr ; all IJltirtat ate
fictitions and counterfeit."
I'OICE PROM SC`UUI(I7.II.I COUNTY.
PLEASE READ THIS 'EXTBAORDINARV CCU,
Dr. Swaine —Dear Sit &lmit six years a4o, I
discovered Dial my lungs 'lris MD, led,of which I be
came moire ronvim e.l from time to time, although I
tried twiny remedies. yet without any iipparrut bene
fit, and my disea.te Mere:wed mitt; I was co ;1110.11..,1 to
keep my room, and at h-I toy bed. 1 had gloat pain
in my left side, upon which 1 could Hot lay in tied,and
in the !nothing my rough wai so - severe that I found
it very gainful to throw up the Marin which gathered
in great ,quantsties On my lungs, when fortunately 1
houghtmi your agent, of till. lilai r, one bottle of your
compnund Art op of Wild rheiry. which so lout I/ re
lieved me that I continued itsloc It 01.11100 W I have
used sit hottles,and am happy to tell you that my
pains are /1111101,11, my strength returned. my sleep Is
undisturbed and sweet, and I *el perfectly well 1'
ran now follow my daily avocation without being
afflicted with that painful hark.nri wetikenning cough
and 1 firmly tel that to yoar medicine. underdhe
bl,6E.inge of Pr widener. 1 ain ndebted for this great
chittge,, and am very happy to substribe my.elf
-Wir.t.tam BEA UMUNT.
.141. Clair, Schuylkill county, Pa ~Jan 29.19-19.
A Yil‘SIVIAN'el TF:STIMONY Is'
Now Seemed from all Quarfrra of Or (tole. -
Dr.H. Eniamt, Frafikfor, X> , says 1 was 'in
duced, from a failure of the most potent expectorants
recommended in our Materta Atedica, in some cases
of Di ie,seit Lungs, to try ti fir preparation of Wild
Cherty. II I. 101111C11•111 to ea / that I tvale , ?co, much
pleased with the re-till of that and ,ithsequent
that Inow prescribe It la preference 10 all other
remedies. i have been engaged In artive practice of
twelve years, and Dill is the first Patent Medicine 1
ever thought enough of to titres' , an opinion in
wratine.
:MAYNE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFIIOE,
••A safe and etTecto•l remedy for Worms. Dyspepsia
Choteta Aforbul, Altkly or Dyspeptic children or
t ,,Vilts,and the loo=t 114.1111 f dimity Medicine eve! of
feted to the public "
MORE. GOOD NEW:. FOR TUE SICK.
-indeestastorn, Indiana.
Dr. Swayne—Dear Sir :—A .nan purchased a bottle
of your Vi•rillifuge. the n.her day, - for his child; and
by its 119 h,. algrilArged sitty-threenfthe la gest worms
he had ever seen. ILA, some A' hat difficult to get the
people to try it, ac they-hare co often been gulled by
nauseous and worthless woont medicines. Yours be.
ing in pleasant to-the taste - at the same time Pifer -
Dl3l. 1 shall be able to dispoae of a large quantity.
Respectfully yours,
Towa•men T. Snapp. P. M
t.
Beware of MiAtakeit: ,„j1 Pententher Dr.
sway,,,es 'ertnifugels now put' up In square bottles.
sa. 'Are that the name Issue!' rorteetty.
SWAYNE.
Dr. Sizapne'l Sugar Coated ..iar.apsriihr and Extract
of Tar Pills.
We Itaye tried the varinu. Pills, whieb,have been
so highly lauded through the public ores's, but there
ate none which give •uelf, general sati,fartion as Dr
Swayne's Sugar Coated Sarstroarilla and Tar Pills.—
They correct all the functlinks of the Liver, cleanie
the Alimentary Cepa!, artineW3 I;Ptitie cathartic and
a lt er ative medicine, smears 'silty calnahlelin melt.
plaint* incident to female, .
AGENTS FOR SCHVYLKII.L.COUNTY
.•
JOIIN O: BROWN.'jys u t tavillr, , -
J. CURTIS C . .
JAMES IL FALLS,
rsvilie, Pa. • .
JOHN W. GIBBS.
C. & fl:Uutcrztmogit tuyikiit Haven:. ft. SHIg: -
sts.p,Port - Carb ; Joua A Orro,Taylricsre;
Atarga, Tu catora; Fag Tamatfo. Geri
ashen / ew Castle:" W. .NSlitst.tuti. S Clair
.. , ............
corner illtaa 6: SILL'S - NAN, Patter:ma; r •Pli Baal. Pine-. At 'OLD fa/ /I.9Ll,'rarr of Centre and Mikan
grOVe;IECKEI. & BisaNDT. Thiphot ;., Cm' arILI & !olive . ,
Streetp.
Som.letvellyn; Joni 4%!44& - faits. hliddleport ; C. cIaTIE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFUL-VINFORM
Fun Y. Orsv
Figsburg ; I.lbtt
no, ItildaDS ir.4.frre -
p .
I ed that the alterations to Old Oak)1311 Clothing
HaLlt New Philadelphia ; rt. Riau, Ortvigahurss Howse ' have at length been completed. Soil ttrat a moat
Laud'
gcr; REEL! 4 urge
,; d. STA aroa. Mc gear/Mau; Jiro R •t , IF C- EXTENSIVE Atte3o9.TAl ENT OF FAL4AND WIN
MAN. ANVet Mahantann, Don- TER CLOTHING has been manufactured hil the'rotii
ahtson, and by all they rincipailitoreepera ihiongn- ing season. at Prices far lower than atififereinfore of
t the adjacent con otilv fered in Pottsville. The attention of 'the politic IA di-
DR. SWAY NE'il Pfllielital Office k._Vr•i'nftinx of rerD‘d to the fart thati Ida la the only (lathing Eita b
-Bth and Rare street., PhiladelphVierg all orders lishment in Schuylkill County, where every AMA - leo(
must he addressed. .• a hop_ . f Cloihrtig is made that Is exported for sales, iiPd ' Fringe-
Oct , 26. MO ~.,, • ' , _ , 4 3- ''' --
--
qurntly thirieatWohmentpirsitesarandriantageltirizh
DRAW 49t
• 4'. :_4 . , enable them to sill .
WHOLESAL .. ,* „RETA I. f FIN ?IN i CHEAPER TUNS' ANI:•OITHER . .7• •
4 Cloaks, l ew o cc , 141 1 4 - 6,,,a, a wt, Clothing House in the Canty 90/pciasibly rt! ,. . 1. a' .
''''' • Ware. The subscriber/10CM Mr lit te a r ise t ‘4l. ~.. to purchasers of at leavV4' • : ,_ ~ _
' • lablishinentiwndoctigabovethe MitterrApiikei TWENTV-FIYE PER e'ENT. - r '-'. 4,
street, Pottsville. Palt, A n
aps
di
ran be rife, led here, ovetcall• rill made 471, 2 it u d„.._ .
Clocks,C Watches, Jeweltyy*ilver ai , r Pratid Wane. Aro difference sa nor. tsldsle rivllalever,JsistMsen the
4r. it such prices as tannnktrtito lee,
ti
wholesale. and retail -pi i tre of gongka-11 tjaving been
yam whi c h we : mt. ,. th e Ritehtfit of, p 1,1 ~ ..z.l eirrlnined id Itillig,the stilling . prfeidawtilestlte Inv.,.
g‘
asauring them that every article iv siCtsolnt 0. ai ,_ •CA and c h e aP es, ."..!,•• . - ' ~. ;-'!".
resented. , ••... \ As this is e arltislargli a Casa, brit ONE PRO. I P.
Our stork consists In partl e ,, , b i ttl 3 0, etinei i " il4 ASKED, front yfhieqt noabar_ ent within any iii•
(IOLD 4- NM YER I. Fie,II"ATC II FS 4 ...4,losee„ be made-a-MI 0;014140 be Giiii94. in mind th .1 -
do d„ ' 1. ,, , i „,,..
r .... do •. 2 i ....,:.3p immENtip,„,sirtrri, OF CLOTHING ,
5.
Silier Table and Tea-apron!, Mantle ornament 01111- at "0111 Oak Hair' it ritirtAnd i tatie,.in the moat I‘.
cy Goods, aVatelree, lea airy and gold pens, •ette ilin Praire Arid fashritnabfe i•ittai I s,and m•entirely lil.
all part, of the United Stales by mat . with<ptlk.ct 1 of ' r ke and apararauccead the'('lnitling genet-,:
al • sot in d 6untry': -- .i .
safety We are determined to . at'lezorpricesM'n
the sarne article, ate sold In Phil elphla... ,
e ;nitrite r invited tere" k d J ud g e ;?.7or the ,
stilt. , s c hefort 4 la Dial rte re e,. of Pali and Wir t
P:.. Preserve this adveithte 'tent:, and etantine
out stock when yoll I.l.llPot:svillp.,2 1. 1 7.' : •
, 1 . calling!: .ns, ule I 04021 nine Price,
Wht..llßAfili,. tr - . lied, which is_cthe be ghat illiaf7r - Wie giver
~.,-r '.L tiTEWAilke - Etl.loTr." . 1 9, Pm 1 e'4 ,114 P" bilr ({4 . 7 - IPJP" 9 • L 9
Dce:14.1660 •" ; -., `,..•• ,Z-at s 49. ty ' 1A II Petrillo' , r am dr. ill„fertheh ati heat: anq triti,. l / 4
.- Pa mania r;at tention paid toi he h i ps' suing ofall Alit{ ad 11 1,"h .. ,„ I '`!U 2 . I -6r? C I "' 414 r•‘"V"I• rnr c - - "s 311 " .
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of walehess. , , - ~ , .. -. ~-v- ' / ,7 - c,. -
,-, - E.s .TAVEDIVI,.
- I (late4l.ipecroit /livTayNi*.„ol,lllolalied Clot h
t
'. • c„2.:.„,.. 4 , , • i„Warehrme,i;
\ Old 04A131, or.cealrie arhinalle; I:in - tine Sts $
,
'`C.„ -
... A VA1111;7 .- -• • -
EDWAR TAYLOitkIIIAYINt JUST RE- .
I dented Trom POI delphia" -- and Mew .Vark,with (mei
of the largest ass nments of ailsionablellniblt, Cans
simeree and Rid Silk sk 4 estl4s, tr., ever intr.tdu
red in Pottsville, bees to i nfo)rm hia attnierems patrons
and the public generally. that he is prepared. i.e ear
(flip then orders In nal; le of faahlan that cannot be
sittpassed In or ont of Philadelphia. and nt priers suit- '
ed to the I IMPS :, , E. T. TAVI.OR. I
Merchant Tailor,
[Late of the firm of Lippincott & Taylor.]
Angus{ 14 4850 • 34-tf
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CCM
EP,
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?- rzr =
I 60 I 55 ' 135
1 20 115 1 00
1 10 1,05 PO
/WO ASANUFACTORY. !
A TIIAMPSON.PENITIAN BLIND IiIANPFAV:
; barer, having filled up a 'New Emablislime moot
No.-f 5 tiduth 8111 street', between Market and Chesnut
streets, Philadelphia. where he will keep always' on
hand or make to order. inch and narrow slat Window
Bli111111; of the most fashionable kind, °film best ma
terials and workmanship. and at the shortest mauls,
and hoses' cash prieet.,. Also. the most fashionable
patients of Window Shades and Reed Blind.. Alt of
which will he. disposed of on the lowest terms. The
public in general are respectfully invitedcogbite hint a
rall,as every attention will be men to accommodate
Ahem in Ilie.best manner.
'Nina— Nov 16 . 1850 4q ly
SOAP and Candle FACTORY;
•I'inn..seeßrainEa IRA VINO PURCIIIMIEBTIIE
1 Soap and Candle Factory of Francis Lecke;, in
the Horaugh of Pottsville, hereby met" nailer, that
he Intends carrying on the bupinees lawNelf at M.
Ler Ites old stand; where he he prepared to furnish all
the articles in his line of business, at the very low.. tt
rates. and trapetifully the patronage of the
oublietftling confident to st they will find it to their
Interest lnyyeal w1;11 hint
ERNST EI.INERT.
• Sept 41, Play •- 184 f
FISH AND PROVISION STORE.
/1 T. WILSON, No. IL South Water etreetabila
ti; delplar, would respectfully Inform the Merch
ants of Schuylkill and the adjoining countres, that iu
ronnettlon with a general Commission business, he
keeps constantly on I:and, a complete assortment of
Fish and Provisions. consuming in part of
lifacieref. ',Cheese, Butter,
25'els. II cis
Salmon. • Beef, ' Hami,
Herring, • Pork, Sides,
Codfish, Lard, Shooldris, /kr.
*Charlet F. Norton, of this place, acts as Sales
man for this concern. and invites his friends • to call.
All orders promptly attended tn.
C. T: WILSON.
No. 8 Saida Water Strret.
Sept 7, 1850 36-3 mo
COAGEIR'S nEntovezi. —
a THE SUB SCRIBER HAVING
,MrS- 7 led up one of tbr largest Coach shops
5. 4 .- -7..0.' to the State. Its Coal Street. Pottsville.
"alarissill..V • „nett to,L Adams& Co.'s Screen
Factory, *here his Wilhite fort manufactutiug all
kinds of Carriagesand Lien Waggon, cannot be cur
par.ed— belt.g a practical Mechanic, and having •
nu toherof years' esprit lento in the business. he hopes
to glee general estistaellPr -
All kinds I ll'rrlages and 'Lied Wagons, kept on
Sand , ' 4 160 . second-hand Warns,
Alt repairs neatly done,. Orders from a distance
promptly attended , - •
lune 5,1840 . WISTAR A.. KIRK.
530 f
•
NEW ROUSE. Furnishing DRY GOODS
. AT LOW ?focus.
QIIEPPARD & VAN HARLINGEN. 274 CHEfiT-
Onut . 5-'l/Lahore 10th Phils.,respectfully gall the at
tention of Families and Buyers to their extensive and
perfectly fresh'Stock of First 'Clam' Melt and Bottle
pnynrshing Goods, consisting in part of
BEST MARE Housewife Shirting Linear..
do Barnsly and Irish Sheeting*,
do Pillow Cue Linens,
do Damask Table Cloths,
do Damask Table Linens. '
do Damask Napkins, Doylies and Towels.
do Tat chars of alLdescriptions.
do Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes.
do Blankets, English ant American, .
do . Ftenth Table and Plano Corers,
do Furniture Chimera and Dimities
- do.. Eiob ' d Lace and Muslin Carmine,
46' Wormed Damasks ant Monsen..
Oar Stock h made up entirely of Staple Goods, and
being, principally of our own 1111101120011, and bought
art east: We offeror laryern, either Wholaulatur Re
tail, very great inducements. , .
N. D. may. Otchant bf beat quality, a .Generai
Assortment of Cambric Handkerchiefs. /scone*. Book,
Mall, sorbs and CatnbrieQkfuslinii;
Sheeliby'and Pinny Caulkinsling, Ticking*, Furni
ture Checks, ke.„ la., WhOlesale.ptieur. • •
March 22, 1851 •
MI
FASUBBIR'II BANN CEIECKS., , CBBCK Books
on the Nolte. Dank -of &borkilt Comity_ newly
plated,. kr sale ot' BANNAN'S
' • " '" !Wok ani -etuloskty Iftaret.
lEEE
EMU
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
IMPORTANT TO fIOIittEREEP
CRS.- 11w undersigned.thankful for
lb. haerat patronage heretofore
feuded to him by the citizens of
Schuylkill county, would hereby tall
their attention to his large and well
selected assortment of Siollef, =Ong Oath ate
"The Etna Air.tight Punkin; Stove" the most tult3blp
and conveutetit . for Tavern use: the Independent
splingville, Meth. 'Ca, and tither kinds of air-tight
SMVelk. The complete Conk Improved. and ally:tri
al's tither ki..ds of Conking Slave•.
Alan a splendid lot-of Parlor Stoves, awn, which
are the Square Cant Iron Radiator. consldeted the
113n,tomi-t and hest Parlor Stove ever offered in this
Regton—the open (runt Pallor Stove, a sew, eid very
hatolvotne arts le. with the usual style of Parlor, Hall
and Office Stoves. Also on hand a lore and 1 ,4 "
tootle a-sorituent of Itollnic and Mass Ware, and the
best and largest assortment of Japanned and Tin
Wine ever oiter..4 tot the. County '
desitine tn purchase will please calland
see tilt ItlettlteiV*9 before purchlaing elsea here. at
the rild Cheap S,iand. Cent re sheet, almve Market.
All kinds of Jobbing, Work done al the shotteNt
notice.
N0v.1.1.350.--41-tf.) F SOLOMON HOOVER.
New roundly and Machine Shop.
THE SIYIHWRIBERS HAVE FORM
rd 3 eo-partnet whiter the natpeand
Idle of THOMAS 1:011..-tON ar:dtHili•
7•- • - STON.for the ourpoxeurprratecutig the
Tool and %Whine making businets, ate' now ready
at heir New NV ot ka, on the corner of Markley and La
t•ite t-tre.ts. 10 ihr t.omurh or Norrktown. to for
no•lt ratttings ofel tit aerlptions, at Phorl notice and
on f.`.15010N.•
Machinist Toots of all drat ripiiona raarte to order
lot itie loot approved plan, under the supervision of
.Mr John Miner. who in extrerienred in this-loran( h of
buahress. hat ing directed hi. attention to it fora num
ber of years: .
They are }lan pupated In undertake all knurls of En
gine building and repairing, which will be e teriitert
with ue:unr,:i arid dispatch. Man: 'Shafting.:
ant titled to order, of uriv Sl7, and length. and
Ludt or the best material.
Jobbing work &no and attended in pornipily. and
tbe public may be 'tempted Limit no elf.nt tr ill be iil.ltrll
16 give s.iinf.action with all orders %stitch to ry be en
tioie.l to thou • SAMUEL TiloMArr,
3. Also, all those err tato lots ni ground, situated In
thy borough of .41 flair, Qehuylkill county, and nitek
eel tu the plait of said beconeln n sib the numbers 154.
155. 156. 157 ICI 159 160 and 101 I.4undednorthtuard
iy by Hancock eirene, sonilinardly by Carroll wrest,
e lain ardty by NI. bole ••tr. • I and iv, slo Aid') b) Mill
street •
4. Odso, all those certatit lots or 'found situate in
the isrinneh of qi 1 I or, Si buy hull • num). ui rincd
i n theidan ..f s •id birolielt it itti the numbers Gs 69.
10, 71 and 7.1. houeded noittinardly hy lot No 67,
south% aid's , by lot No 13, erste, ardis by Mill street,
an •I o eels. 3.14 I) I'l/.4 street, loselt./ with the iiii
proc «meets cousneting of four blocks or log dwelling
houses, each block containing two dit tiling'
5. Also, all that r emain lot Of Taltre of ground. eliu
ate iii the b•nougli of tit 4. law, .4111011)111 rowdy,
marked In the, pl an of said norteugle with/he numbs,
po, bounded on the. nuall by lot Nu 97.0 n the east by
Third street, on the aunt), by lot No. 95, and On Ilie
west by Fourth street, late the estate of JCSCPII G .
LA li TON
Also nil the one unit , . lied fourth part of all that
certain tract or parcel of land, alt nate In the borough
of Pottsville, 4eliiiilkill count) beginning at a post
a comer of J ames House's Int, thence by the sante
north 36 deer,. e nest 230 feet to a post. and south 54
degrees, w est 120 feet to a post, thence, by Alter'. Ad
dition and Eli Cake's Lot t orth 30 degrees, nest 400
feet to a pow thews" by !told Cake's Lot south 54
degrees west 473 feet to a post, thence by land for
sorely of Johnathati Wynn,north3o degrees's% est 20
feet to a post, moth tilf degrees, east 613 feet to a WWI,
north 229 dep. es, nest 128 feet to a post, north 671
clegreis,eait 159 feel to a post on the Western side of
Coal street, thence idonf the some north 229 degrees,
west 116 feet to a post, thance tbrougleilie said street
north 13 decrees, west 87 feet to a Stituee stump,
north 5n degrees. west 67 feet to a poet on the west
line of Coal street. Vernee along the same north 221
it glees wen 90 Get to a grit, thence by land former
ly of said w,'),,,, 'mob et degreee,w est, 159 ieet to a
post and north 24 degrees, west SO feet, thence by
land of F.14•1111tn tad Ma:runes north G 9 degrees, or•ret
9 6-1 n perches .o a post in Coal rirecei, thence along
the 4, 11ne..4a1111 it degrees, east I'4 perches to 8 post,
thence by eaid Fannum and McGlone.' loud, north 64
degrees,rade 142 5-10 perches to a post, thence by
lat d tormerly of John Young south 24 degree., east
20 perch., to a Spanish Oak Stump, thence along a
mitotic Road, now called Norwegian street, seuth•24
degrees, w est 17l perches ton post, south 46 degrees,
west 68 p• relies to' a vat, and south 51 d egree .. Neer
41 porches to the glare of beginning, containing by
estim ite 40 ac es and 61 perches. swirl measure, ex
cepting and e xeluding.however, the following Lots or
pieces of ground, marked in the plan of the eastern
addition to the Borough of Pottsville with numbers
1 '2, 3,4, 5, 8 9,10, 11, 12, 13,14.15,10, 18,19,20. 21,
2/ 23 24, 25, 26, 29, 10, 56, 57, 62, 61, 72.73 74,75, 70,
76.'41,and 157 sad a Int of .r••iitid on Rsliro id street.
sold by Charles I an ton to John James, containing in
o idth 21 feet and in depth 43.5 feet, allot teeming and
excluding a2l story frame house with. atone Base
ment story and lot of ground situate on the Eastward
ly side of George street containing In width ,
and In depth ISO feet. sold by Charles 1 awl to C s
Lawton Jr , also ~two storied feline h use-with a
basement story of one and lot of und. 'situate
on the eas•nardly .Lide of George reel, elm/paining
In o Iditi 25, wet-and in depth 150 feet, cold by Chas
Lan ton to Joseph I', ('arroll, late the esiateofdl AS
LAWTON , I.
Also, all that tenant 1. •1 of a round, situate In the
town of nista, , IC lit hU)11011 county, ntafked as tut
No 4, lb the plan of, ald town, bounded on the north
by lot 10 3, on Hits east by Strawberry street, on the
'mitt by lot No 5, and on the went by Caftan Iwo
,Sheet, tronerns SQ rept on salt Vatiool-sa strut,
and ettending Pack of the care Ids), 200 feet to said
Strawberry streilkt, ulth theappu e ees, consisting
of a two stony frame dwelling rec. with stone Glee,
ment und a f me stable, late I) • estate of JONAH.
REICH OM: ' ,• --
r ;
Also, Mit4 t certain ft-bk.!o mere and parcel or
I Ind.•••titta e ft, 1.1110 Jowni•ltlp, Schuylkill cotflity,
bound. a sualinwuwwironom ctn. wit Beginning at
a none, Corner Saitivtletnie's I nit, thence by the
same north_l2 ote'Pr•f • east 901 rehee to a sib e •
corner ether. e by Ja iehlise'ts Ja d smith 5861
greet., vast Si pGrchea.ad•, a roost an tine of Sa s. 4
4 ,
niliv lulin fltelrslaind.the eby e b
north Snowden, '...l3 ;petal., WO, 1 lace of begin pug, ontain
mg fS sows and, 11l perckes 81iitsilov1 ore ,vial the
7
apputtenaliceuLlate the sestet:if•9lllß ILAM ENO,
44 l e , ,4" 1
, Seireirtakksi hei , "eitthilin hall Wall he so ky
eiti ~,••
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i burg, Jiii4l2 1851 ...'. 28:01
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LiaiTRENCE, , j ''';
rpll e ARM Is\ TiltE l'APEllyithetbßAG VS
1 ne*s s Nii 5 MINOR, 44.1a.ef f ,attettad Ina, I
ere thei, r 111 eicicJeepluta'llice asaorkeleurot Pa i
-
peril, Ac gr.,. 5 tug• -"- in part as follows i eL- ••• 1
Writing *iber+v Wove .. and .1,,a1k .I.inerirac, and 'l
English ' , At ' t`.
rtarlt s eind Noir Panels'. Ts. and Laid s ~fips
and Plain i n \ .\o.
Froine,Porlla Flit ea6,,,L640 W IntlGil PageisAlrldreer
• 'flan ~ k aHI IPe rt. _ ,-... e'll. to 40 ( Ainati,,,5,
•A'alore •19a nil Whit e Tissiie a-tko* - , AITIP.Tigell and,
l air ' VV.: ii g Pet:: e 1 ., 1 1.' 4 31 r;, i ; =or,* !re t r i s r a '1
..sto•tii autitAvelone PaPilti ' 1,
.., :
C , lored„PrintinkandSOVele PAPells , ''' ' l 4'4 •
, Munn:. Papers', al) maw, toed itoyal, t ri (Mores
Druggist, llineAledium and tiferit g Papers.
•,e,
Tea SeerriPand‘Color'd PA &Jar conreerottere ,
Rag - , Manilla and Sinn Iltappine,Papers.
..., Bonnet Binders,' Boa, raVand.Trunk Boards
White and IliitcEnielop7 t-legai Lew, N ote an d
Card sixes. -
Arlan fur Bliss, Pelle•P* L's's , I'IGISITERS'
C 4,llDti in picks and sheets, White stud colored—odd
slops, rot to order. Also, their OM, Figured and
Plain fasted Papers .
JOSEPH RIM 111. late of ea N. THIRD Alert
N A I.4IIREKCE.Iate of No 3 MINOR street.
N. Il —5OO Tops of Rags wanted in exchanie for
ash "y
Philada , July 5, 1851 97-6 tn
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CLEM; ai cnonrl§ToN. A PAPER von EVERY BOOT! ,
Igif A N UFACTURERS OF PERFUMER% • FANCY AN ENTF . B PRISE BASED ON LOW POSTAGE!
[.l soap. and Fancy Paper Boxes of every variety
PROSPECTUS OF THE
arid description. respertflitty solicit the. attention of
Wholesale and Retail Druegiste.Jewellets. Milliners WE OIESIE 110 1 injoll li iii
and the trade to their Varied assortment of goods con
stating of Perfumery and Fancy Soaps, Hair-oils, Co ball
lone r, Powders, &e., &r Also a lull and complete THE "INEDNE4DAT DOLLAR JOURNAL" Is
asaortment of I'incy Paper Boxes suitable fur Drug- I the title ora weekly paper, to be published In
gists, Jcia ellers. Milliners and the trade, ail of which this Borough after the first of July next. Too pOl
- their own manufacture, they guarantee to sell I.AIt JOURNAL will be devoted to EDUCATION,
cheap. sr than the same quality of goods cin be put- febersiaircr, Pontiffs. AoIIicULTCSE, Onntasi
chased f any other house in the United States. News, eke • It a 111 be independent in character, fear-
MARK TUC PLACE j-Vr CLEGO & CLIQAIP- less In tone , and anneconstantly to furnish the most
TON'S Perhamery,and Fancy Paper Box Mannfal7 I correct: divaYslonate, and tellable slew. of the sub
tilise 48 Market low et below Second, Philadelphia t jests under discussion, it is designed expressly to
Nov 30, 1550 48-41 I accommodate the wants ofthe people In asserting sod
advocating their rights, and to serve as a medium of
kspression fortheir views- the publisher therefore
intend* to make it just such a paper as the spirit of I
the tames demands,for circulation among the masses
Its cheapness, and the importance of the field of la
bor it enters upon, will very greatly extend its circu
lation. and render it undoubtedly one of the most.
gervleeatile pothole of the day.
The JOURNAI will be printed on good paper, about
the meter thri s MlNEtta' JOLINAL, before Its enlarge.
Gent A new , font of ty,se Is now casting fur it)
and with the adiantage of a Power Press, the pub
lisher hopes to furnish a, paper that will compare fa
vorably-wan any In the State .
The matter will be entirely distinct from the Mt-i
I s E s s , jocastan; andtherefore those who 120110 take
that paper, need not hesitate to anbsctibe for the
WEDNESDAY EnLL•R JOCaltaL
The Fleet Number of the DOLLAR JOURN•L will ap
pear in June, as a epecimen, Ind Or continued negn •
ittly , a Bev the And of July. Subscribers will there
fore send in their names Immediately, as the paper
Wilrbe pethrhed \
TERAII4 —SI a yeas Clubbing , Payable ra advance
• .
The Wiens wins,. DoE- 1 50 copies , - • as co
Las Joenast tutube fir- Fur WEnria gsar and
nistted to one address, as SATURDAY'S JOERNaLI, to
follow,: one address, as follows :
3 t3pi k ., 92 70 1 copy of each, \92 76
f. 7 co o t% . 6 Olt 3 triples of earh, `7 70
15 ropJet„ - - 1400 7 " .. 1b DO
30 i•apil•s, -22 00115 " " i 22 DO
The very tow rates at which the paper is offered;
compels as to regnirecthe subscription Invariably is
adv P a rt icular 'mention will be paid to the state of
the markets in the Coal Region.
As several thousand copies of the specimen num
ber will be printed. It will afford a One opportunity
for advansing Advettlsements intended for the,
specimen ropy, must he pent in before the, 10th of.,
1
I June next.,
Every young man itatilit to subscribe to this pa
per, as the terms of etibMiption are within the reach
of all. \ . ,.,
ale Post Masters will please act as. Agents, in ram
lag Clubs , Le and forwarding Ittibscriptlorte.' Far
every flub of Fifteen, we will furnish a cope g•atis
loam person who forms the Club. ‘,
Cent MINERS' JOURNAL la, Published every,
?taint-day, on an extra largo sheet, at IMper annum -
for CNN., as follows: To one addreas. Mire copies 415;
seven copies i 010; orteeo espies, p9O, and one copy
frame In the person who forms it Club tf fifteen.
.flates of Postage anon the Ist offal,.
Free to all Subset' lbers in Schuylkill Couto \ .
tinder 50 mitE', per annum, wit \ •
Over PO and pa et 300. per annum, 40 \`
Mend under 1000 miles per annum, AO '
‘. moo - 2000 " to 40 .. \
" 2000 " 4000 " " 41 00 .
BENJAMIN HANNAN, Agitishor.
R. R. CORSON.
ARCHIBALD JOHN 4 ITON
13- 13m
lnnr 7. 1851
BEAVER MEADOW 111:0N WORKS.
lIVDSON k ALLEN, IRON AND
Blass Founders. respectfully infotto
their patron.. and the-public general') .
(hal they are now prepared.at the above
establishment. to manufacture Steam Engines of every
size ; Pumps , Railroad and Draft Cats, and every other
description of Iron and Itra.s Castings suitable for the
groat nti ilnK or of her business, on the tat/Alretti.ontble
.terms. Almo, Rinwing Cylinders for Blast Furnace.
'and Alacnine work in general.
nrOali Ins lid all kinds done with neatness and des
:utter'. at the lowest price.. AU work furnished by
them will lie warranted to perform well. -They would
•olieit the custom of those who may want articles In
their line in this vicinity All orders will meet v. lilt
itrnedia:e.tvid pi inapt aliemlen `• •
S. W. HUDSON.
I. li. Alif.EN
March 15, ISM. 11-Iy.
POTTS VILLE IRON WORKS. .
7 , PENEER & MASION RESPECT
---eftp fully announce to the publit that they
.
have taken the E.ttiblis)onviit known
ws. • es the Pottseille Iron Works on Nor
ttegian street. where they are piepared to build all
bind. , of ?team Engines manufacture Railroad Car ,, ,
ant Marliinegv of tiltivittt every deettription, at the
vhorteet Dome. and on U,n Wont rrasimaide t-i urn
—Persons from abroad, in want of Stearn- Engines,
will find it i 9 tht-in advantage to give chew a' call he
ore engaging elsewhere. [May 11 if
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
jaI'IIItAIrA.—WELDED WROIiMIT
Iron Floep, gultablo for Lot.mpotivri,
Marine andother Steam Engine holie
float 2to 5 i nclieo io illaiiirter. it .0
PipeP I ort:a64l , lenin and ot her porposersertra Iti (mg
'robe for Hydraulic Penises ' • Hollow Platons lot
Pump.' of 2 4 1ento nrigineß.lr. Mannfarlurod andfor
sale by MORRIS, TASI(F.R & MORRIS,
Wrirehilufte R. E. corner 24 ind VlT3lntit vti
FOUNDRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishing to Ir ~re
he euunty„orrers his Foundry, Machine
and other, shop., for cal.. They are
.ituated in - the norotigh or Tamaqua,
and are well Toted tip for business. every Informa
tion respecting the business neretorare done, will be
given to perms ‘rfahlng to porchaoe. Terute made
racy. JOIIN K. S3lllll.
Tamaqua, kitty . 5, 1551 ,27-tf
EAGLE mom WORKS.
40
, IN THE BOROUGH OF FoTTSVII.I.E.—
formerly continued by Chas. W Pitnian. J.
Wren & I`.. rear... Wally ...licit a 'continuance
of the ruatom of the works. - Being practical
Melliantra, they faller therin:eltes that their knowl
edge and experience of the iinsiness will enable them
to turn out Work that wilt not fait to give satisfaction
to the moot risttdinti.. Thy are prepared in manu
facture SIPSIIIi Engine., Pump+ Coal Breakers, Drill
Carr, Raitro.til and other rasttinp, gor .
All orders thankfully!tereived andprompily exe
cuted nn thernoot reasonable terms. ~
JOHN WRN,
' , t TIROMAd WREN,
' June 15,1650-24-Iy] ' JAMES I.NREN..
CLOTHING, 'CLOTHING, CLOTHING
CITEAYER THAN Evicit
SOMETHING 0 "
110 C ERI ES AN U\PROVISIONS A F PIIII.ADEL
phia wholesale prices. .The undersigned has
opened to the Silver 'Times building; Centre Street
Pottsville, a general assortment of Groceriet, Pro
visions. Fish, Oil. ace, shot which 'will be sold at
the same prices that country merehnnts pay to tne
Philadelphia Jobbery. freight`added. MI goods geld
at Ibis establishment, are purchased from first hands
In the chiles of New Vora and Philadelphia, and deal
era will he supplied here, at the-same advance that
Philatlelphikmerchants have in.boylng from the same
pettier.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to call and ex
amine for themselves, before visiting the city.
C. J. DUIBBIN. Leen'.
April 211, 18M. 'klf.
Boon varatinv.
'l' HE EVOseRtHER HAI ENLARGED ITIE anoK
/ Bindery. and increased the ',Machinery and Iliad%
an dis now prepared to do all kinds' of Binding in ibe
best style, at tho lowest rates, by the single Book or,
by the hundred or thousand.
All kinds of blank work manufactured to order at
shorfWottre.B. BANNAN. •
_ _
Prlnter,,Publisher, and Binder
•
Pottsville, Aug. 31,185(1, • 33-
/01712SEILP
FIVM CENTS IS t
By means .of the Pocket
4ruttplus, or Every one hie
vet Physician: 30th edition
th upwards of a hundred
igravirip, 'showing private
vetoes In every shape and
rm. and matformattons of
it generative synem, by
NM. YOUNG, M. D.
The time has riow arrived.
,at' persons suffering from
.eret Monte a, need no mote
'came 06 vim! OF Quacq.
RY CS by the "restrlottons
maimed In this book any
ue may.-ogre himself, with
or OW knowledge of the
with one-teath the usual
the general routine of pa , :
vale diaeltie, It folly eiplaina the cense of manhood's
party decline, with obeervatians on _marriage—be:
Alia many other derangements which it wontd not be
proper to enumerate In the public prints.
rr Any Deleon sending ewirwrt":kivr. crare en
doted In a ietset. will receive one cony of this book.
by otall, orlie. Empire will be sent loenne dollar.—
addreirt. trit. W„ , YOUNG; N 0.151 Elpiare street;
Pbiladepbta.'!Uollt-Paitt
MDR- YOUNG pin 4e tonaulted on.any of the
Diseases _detritted In big different publications, at his
Ogice,lss,Spruce ilfeet; trirrday betwee 9 'and
teelpeit,inultdaprepepted.) : •
7:) . 7 llo l,hll: : ,....P;cuß k o :n eT : l xs :l2‘lll ; rErrS m it:; l l: :: eFul : 4l::: A ub i a.: l3 h a l l.e . lBll . ib i ll p e: : ::: : :° : 7o . 7 : :...d . ::3:: : ::hb . i. ,;.l4 n l;l27o. : kiiiiii i ,;;:‘,:,Ai i r,, : ir:d:„. i .DE. : ! .. . t ri:
T .
Borough of Ponied e Schuylkill county, the follow
ing den ribed prerni en. to wit:
I. The one undivided ertentieth pate of a tiara of
land containing 11 4crr. f 0 percbe• and allowtme„
situate in New Can le ton nnblp, Schuylkill r o omy,
known .14 lb, Potts Batman trail, loionded 'sod de-
.4 . r - tired:lt fOlinVl'..t la: Peginiting at a stone. ths , nre 1
by laud of Henry Kt itle and Philip Warier, north it.:
degree-. w,•ii s.iiinei ,heiir. a NblirOAk. tooth 0' de. I
peep, wt,t 121 liem ors tto a post, thence - by I.ind of
Kliue and K miner. omit '2l ttegisen, went In pert•hes
'to a poo,nont h 65 acers, west 14 perches to a.,post.
thence by varaist l ard 110tih 21 depict s„ west 9: pet •
chef to A snot. 1...1 - 01 . 65 degree!, ea.!. 421 perch,. to
a Anne. tnrith :0 degree!.
nest 31 perches to a pine.
noith II degree.,.
went 3.4 perches to a pine. tooth -71
degree!, east 151 porches to a pine, south 70 degrees.
east 210 tiercties to it stone, north 05414green,east 291
Peral , • lo a 4 1 01 1 e, thence by other land south 65 de
gree!, weal 220 perches il. a spruce. thence by vacant
!awl. Mount tilt, month 60 degrees. The 142 f,,ot to the
place of beginning.
2. Also, al story fragile dwelling house. stone stable.
carriage house, and lot or piece of ground. :ritual...An
the 1)11 nm/1 11 .'1Si Clair, - Schuylkill co u nty, lioutided
anddegetibed at fii:lowf.„ v%: to ginning at the north.
Oral corner of Nichols and llaticock slue tn, thence
north 65 degrees east 1000 feet to 'Ridgewat street,
thence :dung Itt.leewa3 -1.. south 25 degtees.-esst 129
1,4111 Waiiki i.iirerl, then. .' alone Warder sires i
900 1 1 ,65 .1 , 1“ ,,, ,%%,..t Ili; (r,l Ili a pool, Bocce atone
carat-A.lot anJ -II it.; i.'... lon •ati,,t north 15 arguers,
west tell feet to A tht.,, lilehre thl..nr Loo n street
south tl5 ilegure . , ii ...At 900 feet to No - , street.
thence along Nichol. , tree, north 2• Jeer •,.. w... 1
300 fr et to a post, corner to Amelia Andrew's lot,
. A.
tliente,giong said A 101 l eer 'a lot tooth 9 dearest'. raid
400 feet to a port, tliro,re north '25 ii;•grteii i we,t 61.1
fret ENLeftsl.lhrin e alsoliC,1.11•1 A 1.18 eiv *.ij.ot "mil
63 degrees, west •luti fret to Nichilk street. thence
along said Nil-13.1s pii 'et twat& 25 de:re.iii. west COO
(cello the phi, id' ',ginning. cont,,intn e an o n, 27
MPS.
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ENERAL .:. ADVERTISE
, "Who shall judge a man front manner
Who shall know him by bi- fires , '
Paupers may be tit for prini-e-i,
Princes 1 t for something less
Crumpled shirt and ditty tayket
May-benlothe the golden ore
Of the deepest thoughts and.lee:ing,—
' t'.at vest eould do no Incoe •
There are l•pring , of ery.sral.neetar •
Ever welling out of -lone;
There are purp!e beds and:trolden,
Hidden, crushed, and overgrown.
, rim', who counts by,souls, Out dryste-,
I.oves and pro-pers you arid me,
While he values :breves the highe-t
[lot prbbles in the -ea. .
Fktfel, an old writer, is chargeable with the lid.
lowing satirical:sonnet : • .
W•ell, they ire gone; mt fortune tird departed,
And then my right good friends went alter it ,
Departing likewise, as the . wallows dit
Mier the mitniner —parasite . fake-hearted
My servant.. riexr gave liolit`e thtty .honld quit,
And so they did, then ow betrothed, a ditild
I worshipped; al-u went off, in a tit;
t If laughter. at Illy tutpudeulv,,site ,aid
My dog fled t oo. Atid is there'\reall3,
To star with me. poor cat, b u t iee .one
Lee.. weep together; I have led, at Iraq
On lillle erti,t—let's shared in uttr woe—
"! Lttew I -nte..ll that erns "' cried pt-w. an l l
Snap , it, and -campers utt, alter the rest
FRIENDSHIP OF A PA SATHER
Or, a Soldier in the Desert:
During the enterprising expedition into
upper Egypt, by General Dessaix, a provin
cial soldier fell into the power of a tribe of
Arabs, called Maugrahins, and was then car
ats] into the desert . , beyond the cataract of
the Nile. In order to place a safe distance
between themselves and the French army,
the Maugrabins made a forced mareh,aad did
not stop till night closed in. They encamped
around a fountain surrounded by palm trees.
Not supposing their prisoner would
to ..escape, they contented themselves with
merely binding his hands :-and atter having
fed their horses, and made their supper upon
dates, they all of them slept soundly. ues
soon as the French prisoner was convinced
'of this fact, he began to gnaw the cords that
- bound him,"and soon regained the liberty of
ihis hands, He seized a carbine, and took
the precaution to provide himself with some
ery dates and a little bagof grain, and armed
with a scimetar, started off, in the direction
of the French army.
In his eagerness to arrive at a place of
safety, lie urged that already weary horse
until the generous animal fell down dead,
,and left hit rider alone in the midst of the
desert. For a long , time the Frtnehman
walked on with the perseverance of a runa
way' slave; but he was at last obliged to
stop. The day was finished; notwithstand
ing the beauty and freshness of oriental
nights, he did nut feelstreogth enough to
pursue his journey. Having reached a little
cluster of palms, which had gladdened. his
heart at a distance, he laid his head upon a
stone and slept, without- taking any,precau
don for his defence. _
He was awakened -by the pitiless rays of
the sun, which fell Upon him with intolera
ble fervor ; for in his weariness lie 1141 re
`osed on- the side opposite m the morning
'shadows of ( the Majestic paints. - 'The pros
pect around filled him,wijkdespair.' Oa eve
ry side there was - lit:MO' hit a wide ocean -of
• said
.sparkling and dancing like a dagger in
thesuashine. ~, T he ptir billliancy of the
sky-lett the imagination . lifg to desire.W.
Not a cloud obscurtti it dor, not a zca;
phyriniove4 the ‘ stir4ekof he desert. The ,
Wit' and -tf4eavehl seemed sip fire. There
was,a'mild,and awfolinajeitr i lfi_i be univer-t'
sal stivaei s •
! _God(itt-iIL lijvthfitlity, seem:.
ed present to4he.(ktml -!-- • I ;.;- •'-'
.The desolate - - wanderer
.thotight of the
f9untains k col—rotes -- o his - owl .itative pfct-.
vines, and weft alo ti. He b elasped the
pald, is if it had i - ea ."living friend./ Ile
shouted lo relieve - ,t ie‘ o 'Eretfuluess of i - utter,,
solitude. '',..!ll%,,wicle*itificness sent back -
sharp so - nod_ "from , thee-distance. fiut nt echo
was awii*etiAlie echo ff,TaittAris head.
Witliti*latichole - Sreps \ ire w''alli''' -drount
the4mitieue , ,..., reit h the ii s Mgr
.ke,
a
to his grey lsjO he. iscoitere - itiop o_,. 1
14 side, alsort.o ;Eaural irotto, tormed 0,
ri /
a fille cif,A M A
atte ' ope s awaken - extra-'
litii,brabt. ',Tit palm Clods intalslAffiim
' , with dateafor fra, and humaa beihgs riaigl4
come that wa before they were extraufited.
. _
_ 'Frey were -too- .,,, nl.. ..,oinp4nto.. 4 ,11 e lain too.,
l'erhaps , widthel party of Maugrabins, Whose beside h )
r i der, ; to'. conciliate d. her goo
1 wasikridg life began to -have, some charins,. opinil . , *He tted her - neelivand she began
6
'ft* ,hiNniaginationor - he might hear-the tb w her tail'and 4Airr. :ll lie took ' bold of
;', , noige of-appioaching cannon—for IBonaparte1 Bonaparte her p vs, felt he s kears, 4iiiix rolled her over,
. wasthen passing over - Egypt. The'Frencb- , the g S. ,---IShe guffereditim to do all this
- man.. ex erienced a sudden transition frdin and • nibe - played frith, her paws, "She
Cher dedespair to° . the wildest joy. II caret Ili in hOri-lia - Ws, test s 4. a,
9.. 0 4amstqt duri ng the day with eluting hur hi . The Frelightuan again; p ,is
' k ilo „ me Tof ~' thk i palm trees.tpAtend Jim .h a
_''upon his NyVatmol 'With sV.i.e- 4.9.flittU
t-tricZ oft the„oOttp, agains:t.:: tv,ilik7fie,ists;,.. .illg:1 Ilit.Q )ter Miestir.. but fieW. still li _
thief woul4 - foArt,blyJ' egte r id..oe. tligh4_,by All - oak-4w *--eciammal*itild, tear 14
4 4
time ; icKaliiiilt at:'llfrir l !iitagt flowi n g at ltio - Wicie&n fi - er - agnny..44lesliles, he • really
', foo of the inks. ' , -..l4olivithstanding the began to have &) utvilling3ess to kill her.
eft iprodneed:gy fir of being devoured In the lo'nely deserilie-Iseerreed to him like
in isAleep, he could- not,finish his fortifica- a friend. His adiniration VC her beauty,
i mes
lions daring the Itlat/towards evening, the gentleness, graceful, activity,- became mixed
mighty treehe i hid been cutting, fell to the with less and less ; of terrol l He actually
ground with .
,crash that resounded throup,h named her Mignonne, in' remembrance of a
the desert atf solitude had uttered a deep lady whole 11E' Wad loved in his youth, and
groan. ~ . who was abominably jealous of him. fly th e
{ t.But like an heir, who soon ceases to end of the day, he had become so familiar
mourn over a rich parent, he instantly began with his dangefous situation, 'that he was
to strip off the broad and beautiful leaves to almost in love with:its exciting perils. He
form his couch for the night. Fatigued by had even taught the panther her name. _ She
his exertions and the extreme warmth of the looked up in his face tvhen he called " Mig
climate, he soon fell into a prOfound slumber. nonne." • NI
'ln the middle of the night his sleep Was sud- ' ' When the sun went :down she uttered a
'denty disturbed by an extraordinary noise.— deep and melancholy cri. " She is well edu-
He raised himself and listened-and amid 'cared," exclaimed the , soldier. " She has
tbe,deep silence he heard the loud breathing learned to say her evening prayers."
of some powerful animal. The' sound fell -, He rejoiced to see the panther stretch her
upon his heart like ice. 'The hair: startled self out in a drowsy attitude.
upon his head, and he strained his eyes to the " That is right, my pretty little blonde,"
utmost to perceive the object of his terror.— said he—" You had better go to sleep first."
He caught the glimpse of two faint yellow He - trusted to his own activity to escape
lights at a distance from him ; he thought it during 'her slumbir. , He waited patiently ;
might, be an optical delusion, produced by and when she. seemed ' sound ,asleep, he
I his own earnest gaze; but', as the rays of the walked vigorously towards the Nile. But
moon entered•the chinks of the cave,- he dis- he had not gone 4'.iquatter of a league over'
tinily saw an enormous animal lying about the sand, when he the . pan ther•boUnd
two feet from him. There was not sutileieV ing after him, uttering at. intervals-a long,
light to distinguish what species of animal it sharp cry.. --'
.
was; it might be a lion, a tiger, or croco- .. Of a truth," said he, " her friendship 'is
dile; but the strong odor that filled the cave very flattering ; it must be her first love."
left no doubt of the presence ofsome large flefOre she came up, the Frenchman fell into
and terrible ereature. ' , - - one of those dangerous traps of loose sand, :
When the moon rose sties to shine direct- from which it is impossible to extricate one's
ly upon the opening in the grotto, its heams self. The panther seized him by We:cellar
I lighted the beautiful spotted bide of i huge and with incredible strength brought :him to'
i p anther!" The lion of 'Egypt slept with' her the other side of the ditch at a single bounds
bead upon; her • paws, with the comfortable . 1 ' My dear Mtgoonne !" exclaimed the Sol._
I dignity of a great house dog: Her eyes dier, calessiog her with enthusiasm, " Cup
'.which had: Opened 'from time to time, were friendship is for life or death."' ' -, ' 3.,
now closed. ' Her fee was turned towards He retraced his steps. Now he had'acrea-'A,
the Frenchman. A thousanicotfused tho } ;(1 . lure that a lovet f l h im, to whom he could l Zllf,_
EarsstsetletahTagshtottortldliti'sr soldier ' s b osom.
dirough s i r la s l m g e m a ade a t heoao desert
I fiag w o e his ) shut, p „if ' e:
} The bead'; but he.stivr there` was cot room , concluded to wait patientli for,human snii
j enough for that': - ..the .ball would inevitably cor. It was his intention to have watched
have passed hee,...lfe dared not make the during the night, but sleep overpowered hiM.
slightest utoYement, "lest be should awake When - he awoke, Mignotnie Wet gone. He
awake her ; nothing , broke the deep silence ascended the eminence to look for her,- aid
btit \ thetreath of the panther 'and beating of soon perceived her at a disttince ": . .Ipring, the
her heart. . Twice he put his hand upon his desert, with long high bounds. • '
.' °i
sciroeikr,. but the' dif fi culty of Peneir)tittit Whenvieceiving his caresses, she purr ed
, her_ hard, rough, skin, made him relinquish' aloud and'fiied her eyes upon him with.even
I his project\. To'attempt her destruction, and more fondness than usual. The !oldies patt
fail in the Sttempt, would be instant death. ted her neck, and talked to her as he would,
l At all ciente,. he,) , :triolited to wait . for day- to domestic animal -" Ah, all, Itligs!,yon
light. Day carte' at last, and showed the ye been eating some of the Matigrabine..- 7
jaws of the sleetti g panther mitered with iref you ashamed ? Never mind:.--they are ,
blood.' .' 4 - - i worse animals than you are., But please.
" She has eaten, tely;l' mid the French- don't take alancy to grind up a Frenehtriai.
man, to himself., 4 . ‘ She Will not awaken io
.If you do, you won't have- me to love .You
hunger." .- '
m any more." , Y
-. •
-She was in truth a beautiful onster.- ‘ This singular - animal was- '
so fOnd Or ca-
The fur, on her.throatlan4 legs was of a dav: tenses - and play, that if -her. companion,' sat
zling , whiteness; a circle of little dark spots . malty -minutes. without snoticing ! her,'she
like velvet, formed pretty) bracelets round her would put her paw int his lap to attract. at.
paws—ber large innseulaptail was beanti motion. Several days passed thusl . '•-•`.
sally White; terminated by black rings 7-and The limiter was always suceessful iraieF
Pedro.
'901 1 1,.15 NOT DUE SSER
'FRIENDSHIP
3nteroting Gketcl).
.
ESE
1!
glowing yelloW, like unwrought gold. rich
ly shaped with dark brown spots io the form
of roses.
This powerful but tranquil hostess-reposed
iu as graceful an attitude as a puss sleeping
,
a footstool. Her head stretched on nets
' ous outstretohed paws, from which her long
white smelters spread out like silver threads.
Had slit. been in a cage the Frenchman would
certainly have admired the perfect symme
try of her dark form, and the rich contrast
of colors that gave such an imperial brillian
cy to her robe, but alone and in her power.
it was a different thing:. At the..mouth of
the cannon he' bad felt his courage rising
with increasing danger: but it was sinking
now. The cold sweat poured from his fore
head as he saw the sleeping panther. Con
sidering himself a dead man, he waited his
fate as coutgigeously as he could. When,.
the suo rose. the panther suddeolir opetteld
her eyes—stretched out her paws and gasped,
showing a frightful row of teeth, and a great
loupe as hard, and as rough as a file.' She.
then shook 'herself, and •began to wash hee
bloody paws, passing them from time - to
time over her ears like a kitten. Very
well dune,': thought the'Roldier, who felt his
gaiety and courage returmug—"she does her
toilet very handsomely." lle seized a little
dagger which he had taken from.one of the
Aiabs--" Come, let us wish each other good
morning." thought he. At this moment the
panther turned her li.ad towards him sud
denly. and fixed a'surprised and earnest gaze
upon him. .
The fixedness of her bright metallic eyes.
and their almost unsupportable brilliancy,
made the soldier tremble, especially • when
the mighty beast moved toward him. With
great boldness and presence of mind, he
rooked her directly itithe eye, flaying often
heard that great power maybe obtained over
animals in that manner. When she came
up to him he gently scratched her head, and
smoothed her fur. Her eyes gradually sof
tened, she began to wag her tail, and at last
she purred like a petted cat : but so deep mid
strong were her notes of joy, that they re
sounded through the cave like the rolling of
a church organ.
The Frenchman redoubled his caresses,
and when he thought her ferocity was sufft,
ciently 'tamed, he attempted to leave the
grotto: The ant madeno opposition to
his going our : hut she came bounding after
him, lifting up her back and rulLing against
his legs like an affectionate kitten. " She
requires a great deal of attention," said the
Frenchman smiling. He tried to feel her ears
and throat; and perceiving she was pleased
with it, he beganio tickle the back of her
head With the point of his dagger, hoping to
find a favorable opportunity to stab her : but '
the hardness of the bones made him tremble
lest lie should not succeed.
The beautiful Sultan of the Desert seemed
to tempt the - courage of her prisoner, by rais •
ing her head, stretching out., her neck, and
tubbing against him, The soldier suddenly
thought that to kill her with one, blow he
must strike her in the throat. He raised his
blade for that purpose—but at that moment
she crouched down at his feet, looking up in
his face witha strange mixture' of affection
and native fierceness. The poor Frenchman
leaned against the tree eating some datesoitid
casting his eye anxiously around the desert
to see lino one was coining to free him from
:his terrible companion, whose strange friend.
ship was so link to be tru,:ed. Ile offered=
to feed her with some nuts and , dates,., but
she loOked',upon .:thein With. supreme . Con..-
tempf„ however, 4s:if stepsible to his kind
intenti,nq,•she licka;dhiseitieOwLpurreil„
,51 Will l'ilie he so .wheti-she getsjritaW%
„ilibuhlthe Frenchman: A'be,idea'Allaileehitir a
uremia.. " He looked at ilfe:sii.e.tifete,& fit her,
She nra's threi feet higlifqiiiikfaii.(feetilong,
I with 7 gutAripluAing herJ . aiT,*frichf-Wia,nearlY
,t,Reelee "C
lte in tentuhOtkif as toOdd as •.a
b reat ndo
4146ihei w •-: as — as big...'4, 04 . '44:,:a . il,'',J .' : her
Oce was'itheinsuished Lyra
ai mr Of eiitin Rig. Th I leold:In rOlty . '-Wittie
roger reigia#l there f r . bart-perejikewise
soFp et hi at' "sj.ta rigeNilik4l: (he cplinteriance ~ :nt
an art hi l; Tam an , „ 11:0 - b
- C 'gaiety a tad -- •.' fondness
of tie prfteht moritejri. •, She had her 6-t+,.01 .
1000 d, en Wll4odo — frotte. ' • ...:a ' ''.-
1
' ' burin theAliniedaY:ilhe muaril - 'to
'Tsialk aw }',. 4 0% PA' ther,tip'.rateked—,itrin,„as a
dig does - lakianintnever Offered. him
to, ber oui.Asi . ' g iTt -- -4.1e. - disicciVered.' the
'rem a IW'.:. h i.4-rii3i.so A itli h a dlairei dragged
'nem the introth of Me ciikern,;:ant heeasily
~unUer:.4tod 'Why sh9fad.&.speciiirtiii sloth--
bets. 2 0
Taking courage - lawn the Ipast, fib . began
to 'hope he could ir. , .e(along very corivfintablv
with Nil, flew tkirnpanitifi. ~-, He laid . himself
of affecction and joy ; she became used to all
the inflections of the soldier'evoice, and un
derstood the expressions of lts face. Some
tidies he amtiseir his' weary; horirs.by taunt
ing the spots on her golden fur, and observ
hng how beautifully they were shaded ; she
showed no displeasure even when he held
her by thq tail irk:punt the , splendid white
rings,- that glittered in the sunshine like pre
-60113 stones. It was a pleasure to lookupon
the graceful outlines of her form, and the
majestic carriage of her head. Shedelighted
him must when she was in a frolic. Her ex
treme gracefulnesS and a g ility as she glided
swiftly along, jumped, bounded, and rolled
over and over, was truly surprising„ k , When.
she was darting up the rocky eminence at
her swiftest speed,,she would stop suddenly
and beautifully as the Frenchman •called
•‘ Mignocne."
' One day a very large bird sailed Through
the air over Their heads. the desert any
thing that has life is intensely interesting.—
The Frenchman quitted the panther to watch
the flight of the bir,d as he slowly and heavily
tanned the air. In a few minutes the Sul
tana began to growl. " She is certainly
jealous," thogght . the soldier, - as he looked at
her fierce and glittering eyes. They gazed
intelligibly at each other-t.'apd the proud co
quette leaped as she fell 'hisland upon her
head ; her eyes flashed like liglltning, and
she shut them hard. :4
Theereature must haven soul," eiclaim
ed the Frenchman.
This account was givenlne be by the sol
dier himself, while I was admiring the do
cility of the powerful animal in the menager
ie at Paris.
" I do not know," continued the narrator,
" what I had done to displease 'Milo:wane so
much—or whether' the creature was in mere
sport—but she turned and snapped her teeth
at me,•and seized hold ofmy leg. She did it
without violence—but thinking she was about
to devour me, I plunged my dagger into her
neck. The poor creature rolled Geer, utter
ing g cry that froze my heart. She made no
attempt to revenge my blow, but,, looked
mildly upon me in her dying agony. I would
have given all the rworkl to have recalledler
to life. It was as ill had murdered a friend.
Some French soldiers, who diScovered my
signal found me some hours after weeping by,
the side of her dead body."
NO. 30
" Ali well," said he after a mournful ,a 0
knee, " I have been in the wars of Germany,
Spain, Prussia and France—but I never have
seen any thing that produced such sensations
as the desert—oh,: how beautiful it was!"
What feelings did it excite?" asked I.
Feelings that are not to be spoken "
re
plied the soldier solemnly. " I do not al
ways regret my cluster of trees, and
my panther; but,sometimes their remem
brance Makes me sad ; in the desert there is
even; ihidt, and there is nothing."
"Arhat do you me i an by that ?"
" I cannot tell," said he impatiently = atter
a pans t* he addedi - God is there withbut
man."
Many experiments have proved that the
living body has an extraordinary power of
resisting heat, provided it does not e omeilito
immediate contact with the burning sub
stance. The experiments instituted by
Duntze,"Dr. Fordyce, and others, proved that
a temperatuie between 198 c and 260° Fahr.
I may he borne with impunity, if the feet of
the person be enveloped in flannel,•which is
a non-conductor of heat. The female servant
of a baker at Rochefoucault, was in the, daily
habit of entering her master's oven, and re- ' .
main ing longenough to removeall the loaves;
and Dr. Brewster informs us that the work
men of Chantry, the sculptor, entered theorem '
employed for drying the moulds, when its
temperature was 350°,and the iron floor red -
hot. They were guarded against the heat of
the floor by woodn clogs, which were of
course, charred on the surface. "On one
occasion." adds the Dr., "Mr. Chantry,
accompanied .by five or six of his friends, .
entered the furnace, and , after remaining two
minutes, they brobght out a thermometer
which stood at 32V ."r- Some of the party
experienced sharp pains in the tips of theirs
ears and in the septum of the nose, Whi)e•
others feTh\pain in their eves. - J.
.B. rks',,, r
'iv ----- ;. ''c
- ..4i4:,. . ,''
isi7 ForteMorripts.t--4 ittisibli*OixitiV.44 7 l,,;, ; ,'
' , doctor's acquaiutande (ate rito4"nr . 9 - 741 1 .4-,Sc
y oti`mg family), - enters : so-fnr f i Ili 0. 4:4 yketi*C- - -: L ,'-'
uptSn i the subject , th, she taught 1wi.diff01v,• , 6.,.„: =.
i • reu,from their earlie t dhildhoott,- ; foionaiik. -f! --- f•
1 : Amor as a disorder,. wliipitVto . e. .',`': z 1
. s. : ill
physic. Accordingly, / she, : hki pl-
~i t
e \jalld rear. r u iii ' - I 1 .tif '
iiwais ~ a , uses T A 0 , g-gl te. ,
~ :.,. , i ,
*Ms.,. whenever it tyaxi,:oh6tighttlic r. - ,
took:the tkubarb for t 4 c(assDess: , ./i4tiii„ ' t. , ,
ishiriWtvas required,: ' ev'shittess;.*'-ter - N
• : per, to rhubarb "Wereas, iiN:- . lo 4 llleira '••.--'
• Minds :al,*aYs as cauS46d e ec i: 7 -;- tOeV,.;s'
4' . -,
,LiteraryliPacto , nes. ' • ", :., -;-.: ..?'
v 4 :.4. ; U. 4
,: l i e -, • •,. -
.'l'. , [ 0:. Tn Russian" pmpirej is; onimettof
sir/ distinct parts, thc„Ettropean - -portion ',oil
Avhictiramtains a populatioo jfif
. 62,565,34 ~,,
-souis z, the four Western Governments :•o
,
Siberya, yith over 2,006,000; thiKin*dom pl: -
Rtasiati • Pola Mi., a tAkit 4.,oooWo;`thef'qrethif ,;
Duc tir`p,f , ' Fiala ntik the territol*bnyoncl;:the - ' 4.
'Ca ucSsus;-' ; the American .4. sessi.trotk , l6l2l
.6261 - 10,000. 41 . Of these . 49,0 i i ,000 a bilng
the- sftin:Pdox areeit Ohurch-,:-1;100`,000,:rto -.
th%.Rizmati i T ayrd . ,3,500,000 to die PrOtestaat ' v •
Churck-with Abut 4500,00 i MaiMmed 1.-.
r? TRVE eirtr Sy.—M , ann , o
,remove ~-";-..„',
important thaw atlrpk,,A" 'Upon them i - great —,--
measure, the flaws - depend. Tie. lit* - - $ - Elt ;-'
toueiLlus her4;-, Yand Mere now - ..,and •tberi,4-
MannerS are,what vex •or soothe, eorrupciir ,
purify,-ex or*base. barbarike or refine,
by a N F,ottd4 , - sjeady,. uniform; insensible • '
operation.like.tliat of air we tireathe,Tn.
~
,They giT'k'kbeiewhule form'and eblors ! tontir \
, -,:5.y, , ,-Aceqrtling to, ;their quality 1" ' aid.'
,- ',
' d r nitr,.44.3r supply' ttient• theytrfoli tite- ' i i
1 .,
str ''„ Ihein't-Eim:ke. ('.,...'' 1 , '. - vc . ; . :-A';.• 4 0 :i
,-. 4 .-4.-----t --..- ..:•.,;„1., .•-• , r. -
1 5tititEt.. moss ivilligroWln,ihe -:ilp
sterile rilek,-Atie
ii detoe fluurishest:l4'"Alie \
naked brindled -i o,y clings to the rii4Ol- .'
deripg mini—the
_pine and cedar , ..-. , re - itin •
fresh and fadeless diuid the mutaticiiii - 'the
receding year : and,, Heaven be raised !
something green, sometbing-beau ful to see, .
and grateful to thtssoul, will,-i he darkest
hour of tate, still thine in tendrils ar ound _ the
crumbling altars and broken arches of the ~h .
desolate to pies of the huthan heart!"
\ batietics.
THE \ HIIHAPif BODY.
fi . TO, Et:A woman of fashion is one of
the easientAinge in the world. A latewriter
i
thus describ s it—buy everything you don't -
want, and p y for .nothing you do; smile on
all mankind ut yourlusbattd; be happy every
where butlit home; hate the country;, adore
Paris: read novels: neglect your children;
nurse lap-dogs: and go to church every time
you get a new shawl.
CCi" ToPut/LA; CE.-11 is said - that six hun
dred men, good and true in the , county of
Mulalenburg, Kv.,•have entered into a solemn
obligation, or pledge, that they will, supfiort-‹ °
no 'man for any office, who treats;:cir uses.
liquor to promote his election. .' •
o:7' WOMEN require more sleep' than men,
and farmers less than those et:1320(4.in al
most any other occupation. 'Editors, au
thors and, artists need more sleep than. those
of most other professions. . The same:is true
of precocious children.
• ,
WHE?4•WP. hear ,a man say, i‘ I will
‘onsult my wife," we unhesitatingly:set that
man down as a safe man to do business with;
and if a mechattic,-one who will ultimately
be rich, and respected by the world:
"TTYGoon.—lt is creditable enough'
.dle the yardstick and to treasure tape.
[ The only discredit consists in having a soul
4.hose range of thought is aishoit'tts the
sta . ' and as narrow as the tape. •4,
frj. WHAT is the differepee.between the
emperor of Russia and a beggar. ? The
emperor issues hiis manifestoesind the beggar
rnanifests toes without his shoes.
Ila - -.lsiEvEn despair in adversity. Work
and persevere. When a wheel is running
round'the bottom must turn upward---:-s.ome
time.
1:D14IEOT• ,COL. HENRY K CNA '
K. ;G, of
Pennsy ania, has been appointed, it :Is re
!tinted, t the place made vacant Ity. l General
Talcoit's dismission. oz:•_,: .- 2, •
•• • ~ .. , i; 1 -
. . - , ..
(07,A. LAND OF LIBERTY !! 11. lin „ 1 dOf '
sews
papers. 1 had rathei have neaispi*iipith
out a Government. said - -reffersiatil 31tan: a
government withont.newspapers.-! . 1 ';.:
(rj'AVlri , should manage be spoken of
wytiiiider w4cn,Jt.
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