FRESIIAILIZIVAL OF FALL AND TAT .. 1.:; T i riER additionC o 0! i i S o:t — i i , T i I: . e . 1 ~,. u 41 7, c a r n i I:i.t r i ., h t e a n v ‘ l i n , F e r g e . r , e; k e" 1 lr M . Dry G oo d. , th., , ,,,er t er, Qtlet•lllMllre, Ready-made- clothing, &c. A rail Stork ni FALL. AND - wINTEn r;nops,' I . i Comprised of the tillo.t Felnintia'alc Dress Grinds, Fa) 1 ~ S tate Shawls, .I.ati., and Squaie. Rim, Chanseabblo Fig. and Plain Molviir latietres; cold Medal and Tine , , !,i, 1/nyle's Mous de Lames: Itlack. Changeable al Fleur',! Pleu Alanacas; Etiglig ct t MCI in• ; coherr l' mtrf ti n. illark Dress Silk; jEtiglish and Gctinan llctstcrt. ttf I .'arion* kind,: Red, White and 1, !law I iannela: I Merrimac Caliroe:. of dun:runt At 1e..: American. I Went of England, I Mir and Ger - pith Broad Cloths, i ; of the i.0,...tt and nitirt durable in., he r Math and FlOir'd SAIIIII V.IIIIL , ; Wad. .1.14,1 File , , (...1,:.1-tottf•X ,-,...yreiicli Doc-skin do; roll:la:al t:,,,,% Tweed - and Satmeii, • • , Woolen Yarn of illiferr at C‘`lor.%. anti .1k 1 A 1 .II ,. • a Gaol:EMUS—Pram* Ilniarara and Lacitaia I'. rfre. Alai k Imperial and Voting - 11. Mail T. 14. erni:lt'll l'nlverized, Retinere,and Sr , 1,,, a1i. :!.["ire : Putio. . "- Honey -;Avrop .rrol 5t1.11.1 tfott+r 4101,..q.. t , ; ~,, 0, ie .! and Itas itai.in•. Vrtine Cr,,n,,r. ,-4„ e ,. n .,, ,ar , c. 1... %arl.ttic ti , - ,, chli ~,!..,• 1 . .1t, :.% h, I 'hce.c an•l PI.. ~,„;„„, „r a ;,-t. ,nrin ennMinlly on 11shel kNo I'SIME FE%TiIF:IIS. -The ate.tir ttiortd ol :toiol , I. t% tha , bccn Reit.. I. .1 (rot,, lay 1 1, r ,. % i.i s hit , r; and Cum ‘llo.rtrin 111111•5.1. it, th.` 111%, ^.c , Sar' , oosi Cale nod .11:•1.11o11 Eire:.l, ' _ _ .ortect .I.nta gouda a. ate •tittattir In:- th e 4.',1; i Ilegies, r .."-"' and intrrellnallig rointry. yr. , I. ,I t qt , 11 . /•• • • • •••• , •.r , LP , ' STAVES. wa4TERS. RANGES, A.e. 11,10 w e : - .1,1 chi' (tIP. - ..,Trarnrfiari 1, rti.,g,,,•.- ~,,,•,, ' ~t , 3 'an ~,r anV.'.'...l. in out 111. e. ."- ;*.em c'...-..r 1 ,, -'- . . rife: I; NIII-triSll.%Eit i t's ii,,.., _ Mat eg Mori, rot - •-',- of M o,lM:rug,. r:reet. Ppi.....,,,iir. , - ......- - r ft,,r, Mat A lorrsr,d col tiers 74 - . lialr la SI HAMAN i. 7ql:l'Nl L - ,': • ..,, 1, , I, s , o,w• 1r r t ::•• 5i,,,,,. 11,21,, , ~ ......- • -1,, , ...,., ..S., ..1 - 4,t -.11•• :1i Itteirr%tr,,,i , .. i:44 ] '... , .;‘'t ll.olrt 14 North : 4 tr00 , 1 F.lfet•l FILEN= WT. - US. SIIPAVLS & ta..0417.5. ~ , . 111. a•••• , 1 - th•rht it rni-lprirtl ot 161 . 1 A 4:Ni: Vt . e.... i t 1.1.1 1 :r. riir.,=..l - 11. 1111 cr 1 .". .0 , I-" r 'n" .. ..'"- . " , . , :"rl:c Ti... ' •e 00•1 it uttun. - aThst!elphl:l, Its% r• i•c•%% . ,t:trct 3,1 r,.. ~,!, . u • - ,,, „., - 1 . 9 1 ' , .. - - '' , l l, l'.%rtt.t a" '• %thrtrtrst. .. - 1,,-,,,, , opPridt.l Enrit a' •i 1 t :- , fl cryle, - /•:.1+ . - - -.) ]fret . """'"'-"I • •• -4' ''''. , 1 .,, ".. * - ( . "mP1.1P. " , ti tither "ea 'v.' , I LT . ' , i - I i" , 1 . ,, 11e , c i ?hr.•.....tm,,, ~,,, '''"'" 7 ' ' in , r ••. 141.• At.. I telt C I..Cunr•umet. Fa- clr init ; n! -, a, cus..tiat• •1.4 wbitt Swlr. '..-1,••- •:' , I •, ' ;' l ' l ' " .."" • 1,1,4 ' 1 .. 0 k . ), I ,tli ter. r...,tki,a,0 1 ,..a e.. ~ -, • 1 •i• ,a. Clunk. anft Slantil: - .r. •I•.rs Hark, 1,0,1 n. , ~.. car , „' •,. ' n "• •", •• • '•" "'"•,," 1. ... ,,,, 111 • n , , t l,l poi- Pei .21, •n. pc , c0....c . ..,..... ; t.;1•Z,,;!, r, 1 . ,, r:,n t 1-et-i. :1., -, a , •I ;1.t0a.•• Purl,/ : , ,,,to 'lra Keck., I.A.ituuftu ,!,. 1.-01,.:.7,,,,11 . 361,,,,rf....1f.nt r i;cUrad, i ''. • I' '' . I . ' . 1 ' c' , IMv. ,*, " h .. 1., ,I'' and r."13,i Sl:k. r _brnrio, ~f ur.lo•krele, got:'' I ar..l it. r.i.....; . . ,, ,,. T 1-, ~. -I, ~, ...1,..“,t ,r. di! !Ay 11,11 i 1e . : , 111 , ...it'it,C, 11:d ~,I n (*.kr , it'? 'I ., i‘iiia ',". I'. • • •C I. ROltlif:llTriN. rs I Mork, GIO-de. R)3 , .‘ and it:loll , 4n c'llltsrsitirt, • lo. Or, it-nit I.econol , l6re ,r l. , erl ti ew. atiove. Arch. 11 - 14 Embroldo. ed if,rapo ilia..e 1., iiro , lia , or,:. :int' ,' 14."1et ''::.• 1..!' Z) ?ha , OVltire Wool et•F ', l it. PIN- r.rt'.riticce.i i :0•1•1•-•.111- '1 tr., iatreee.t. r.,,c7. e.,;1:0., r,.,•,,, ai , i ..mi,,,,,.1. , ,i ' RAG , FOP ANNEXATION. <2 ('nett: nl. filliall,(1 - .1• 2. , . LA 0.. 0 .1 g.l C-x ,:eme..r.' ' . "I'MP. Wt , ii,l olpeuer and order flef ,, l White and Kr: Gi5........ I " p',• • !.lark 1.1.,,,,,, , ,,,,„ . I .... .'-- . .:T- -.' n.•l 1../II I: , a,lll, I• 1 1 -04; fnr [lays'. An canto., Irt It -cod it'ant a ; non I:lttc.• ..n0...t .i',. I - 41..r,... 4 -. u" , ~I“ , i Air -I !elit 4.9 . l 'iiie , ' lr re• I, r - or and f - ro'y dry-i,•. •la, n tar:, ru,nlr,E, of w !,„ ~ ,;,..,. i , ..... i tt, - 7 "`N..V •' , 1•t. , • !111 , hare n.• dltttrallc In tu.l.fi• ~,.. purn t.l 4at ate l ti• i•rir...attrti.• - •n ~.ai.• in No t% , " Y,. a z,. ~, ~.,..: .1 pc•rti - tratr in ,I , IIWW.UIOI, ". Vora .tud ilttatity.' Lo 0,1 , 4 ili he ~,: •1, , !..., . 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W 1:1 , •• tart, :0 Fel I r.ru, u cll. la ! ,',',•• •e11..4..-i - ~ gel ii1,1;0,1, “:.,1 4.0.1,,,,,,,,1, Al., for -Ile a s. •ly ••11e1,1V1` .1••••itt1111. 1,1 of .A1:00,1 nil :: MI% I:I 'Hs... - 41111 r:111 , 111s 01:11 r•tri 1 , n3thed• ;Ind 0.0 oh u.•"•• , • I" tor ,:tnti Thy Plibli, .my Curiu m, r.. r. t eve..., , oil the trad, ore invited 10 call it 1., o - t ot • f ~.'1..5.... c t rltetg% for TI pains_ kept on 1.•il :. Nrry 22, 1511 REMOVAL! RE.novaL: L.. 11.0 1 FUG: r Ihr 1•1 ' 11 , 1 6 1',...9 , the old. 1.. pineerb, " , le aninre,ii tho cvnrl , l; r e ti. 4 ,llll:r.tt Alit,. anAenntfe,i, lets en V.ledln mat% the 111,:nentS as 1 . 1. c fly. , Yilltiirtt tint% piss! r.•it-nt IN.11 , •111. appendag, p•r• .n or 1 • ihittmti la happy r, 31[mo:in, t.. ht. iriewl. and th.• fIu:MC th3t he I.ln fl;red up at. cwt.. ..•.. .1 0 IWlrtlefll.ll. nett of t7fINTEIF.: ANIS; e 6.%( TIA t F seller. hr 1/ „r icy. 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Putotowr a:0 m.iwiflrinr, P"tt-o. ilir, Oct! 4. 1.51 to— HOVER'S; INK DIANIIPACTORY. fiAIOVEI) to 113 RICE 411, lA. and ro, whew , 111 , liV In , 1.... I .t.. 4. 1 ,• I (or IluVr.ll'A INK. wt. Is I.+ repnlal Inn Thl,3 ILI, ;1(11W s'll in tin and , rinti.;.•nt ni 11... A.lll 1 - 1( 1111 1 . 111.'. • . 1110. 11 cearretyAny IL. Ill? ounctur.l 1.16. I.••• 1 trlllhl 01. 11 C l Olll - 111.11!. 1111` , :0.1,11 /1111.1.1! I traildilico) to tlll. Vll - 1 , 1/ • LA: 4 -of V rii lei! aignjuanue,ettirri, Ada Tan no nr l'“r Tor niltng i v s ~1141 a• /A, r . trial omit , is het in , .r.• n. mina. ~ L I .1 .Srrtigntr. B .11.1ei • Si a. Sr.elt , . pi I P.lll lArui. :sr 0rd..T...1.1r...n0,1 to - .111 -, 1".1 . 11 r, 110%4 I. tiOtserti nh 1.i11•11.1111 net, 1`; ; 11 ; i_TO LEASE. ttr. Vey:, orl ritr—il 'rt.,. lI Lan& 11.‘1; , 11;:,r1g 1.. Mi ol;o;: I rrl her- of Nelv 1, k r. ! 1,1 , 1 roal 14 4101'11,4 Ili , 1 W.ll-kllolN n Spn N1n4111..0i 1.• - •••, . I Y. and ,nntnlll.no, 4,11.1% if i raxl. AHi w It T .:1 led frolll lI.P tn , ri at tin. , n.n.`r: v. t•h and three nni..4 filv , flo/.1,11/if• rad., all, the way lromf ni Inn. It o nith Benvrr rdpadon.• Th.. It kdri. Id a 1;1 Ito - 3prltig The flt:f1 , 1• nlcue ...1in,.1.1 the Ti I. denirt- nri , el . 6l gn.41 , 1 'l',.llnro 111.1, l.ir and leorn ‘ll . I ,, hv 1 ,nu ,y ni 11301,1 c. w 11,1..11 , 1 ",u,!• 1.1 t.p...kal. , t , nr ,ot, Ja.o, ,'t, I MERF-1)11 Au. 1.1. I Pil! tr. SA, P..l` •v !inv. -'iott 133131"IIL WORES. NEW EDITIONS. pusisr.cF, r ..1 1/11pWardn 1,11•.rir.: Wing, with the !11i...* or inw, en tYing eiireon. Is iv , and P.1 , 111 , P 1 ,.. 17.11,1 , 1 , +. At, of Tale, and fli: of F'. fl. wt., it„, - 31i..4iirer.i• 111,, fq [hot, mr.l9urtim , rit 41111 Inv, ta P:trhazt.a. .91.3r21 - • brio, with Lani:nr.l 1,14 7,ni,tn• A.-1• t.L.0,711 fl.h...ht, D2w cif I,tiniiirtrit ! 2, , ,Tenartt, .S 1 OP DIV:SIr , I) ,1 , 5 k r r.tinit tAstetti, %.nd binfly . In r.•• aNI for aalr t,.1 f 7l it Vs Nay. 15, 1.57.1. S --- - - • TO Lam= s A ND,/PrIYSICIANS _‘ rp IM C. chile? i ia i el•ry . drr:poie, , f :i•t., - fi rplivvt,l,- 1 , r31, iininlnl. ;.r n.e!en i •d - 1 - ' , 1••• • re•nt • ,aloe In fhnie4 which It earl. , iinal ~ -f-9r 1.• 1., I.v their xxlllln,*. I% thnony In faenr ,•;' Xlr, 171' I'T•i \ . . - . :11.7PPORTr.r4.ani no,: t - . it f i x —it , i•,tt 1..,e st. -, •\, EAGLE IRON WORKS. eri - oily Jate'air - 1 Owl, :!-.;P d.1111:7 Ihp ...:,,I I: ~, A 1 ',. i ill. Ilflio,l WI Or I'OTT,VVII.I.E t'llitla ix hich tl ' ;re mlnv man/a t;;1 , 1.71%.•11,1:rn1ie1t - d anti the retnitailnn of tne 4UPPI I ILTEIt, as the nol:t1 - ' '''"'''''' ' "''' "'' ' 'II 1.1 `" ‘ v I . " ".'"' -. '4 . lt.ii et,„ I , r 0...•,, iloth all, ii a rontinilati,t -uni-csathl or a s r 1114.1 eetaiillotte.l It rte. I.n wo , troll zinifeet CI. 1.1.171.• In ar• , :d eounteeielter, or 11, <.-tet/II , tI tn... 11. , /{.. ll,lng prat, i,..11 11.111UIlith' .',li.il In 71 . !.. lIIITTI., rntur; 1.1 ['Any; 1 ; 11; t' i l/e ' h.', ~ lll ''' 1411 " ' l ''' iii ''' ' '''' that ll '''' 1 " .^151- r„ati W vaat ~`c r!., 11 - .llx•tetah, _ , , . dre ..i.ll e x pt.., , ... 1 . 1 11, 1,-in, , a will en,061, 11,,i, . , ~..„. \to tilt. ;;;“ V... 1. li,;, k't.l not fail In give znl lel - art:on Oct l• •St 1 'to the in,..1 i.,11111 , 0- 1 . 1. , y 'ire g.re•pa Ina In Malin . I c,if tnr........0il 1.....011,, P. iii.-.1'..1 lirrake,, Drill TZ72,93. r .• •:. .•rti••, lil 1 •ed , •r•lc Plipl,roor f•lt• Ole go• 1,Q1.0 , ir• I V.ll. • Cs,de 1.%n JOHN ‘VREN, ai l TIIIININS WREN, I %NIES WHEN 7 z ,„— v diaTirorg, , GLOTRING, CLOTH/NG CNC ‘ll - 11: 1 I\a EVER f C•ntrr and .llahon • . CHERRY PEC TORAL 1 I r t. ; r ( 11 . 1 E U; I I: 1 1 3 . 1 1 : i N a ' 1 1 1 C2 l.?l n lt .' ll l . 1 For the Core of r . 't r•.lllltit I.J,nrnllll3L 11111•1 E / f - Ne r \II:NT or 1A1.), AND WIN - _ . _ _ _ . ..........._ ..... COUGHS, COLDS, 110AILSF.NESS, rrrl i 1 4, 11117 5.1 i ' l ,l - be. 0 , eniiiitarinr. .1 for the rum A 1.c.„,,,,...taitab1e for Iltirgerpin, limning Fluid, ing,'...•,....1 e l ;'er., far i .n. yr that. anti iteret•.fore ..E. Ratter's Perfumes, Sr. BRONCHITIS, IV.HOOPING-COIEGII, (e'er! In Pnirp‘ the Tnn . ettenttnn ..c the public i•t .I 1 j Fine nil neliamphine. dietilled by .-tram: '. t. ;1 !., the fart iiSTC - ilit , c the ...,1., ciothing lish.r.- I Harnine Fluid; Pt. 'gene 11:, ; CROUP, ASTIDIA, AND ii.t,,.. ”, i,, s , ,h-11: - .11 c. , ,,,,.,1tete every nut,. I. , 5 1 i Spirits of Tim...mule ; P. rare Turpentine, Bright i CONSIT3IPTIDX, , nolo.: or ro ..le Jet; . pros. 1 . .. r -tile j r t .,,! ~,,,,.... I Vtrtristr . j . 5, n : I, tn., ~.,,1,1.-I,lr,j e ngl,....',:e......tadt.rtilattettt%l., -15 I rnee.,l N'arnislinf every deneription and quality: . 0 qie r lira! to 1,11 ,; : Japan and Sheila,. A'arniPh of all colors and dual:- "I hts tyrned,L' la riis.-14..1 t , the v. - minim:tic yk 01. 1111-:APER T V l's . I\\ 01 111.14 . tie • ; ~ %. the eonfoltncl. we !eel In an artiele which Pel .'... in CA I.lnc !tom , - in the etttitt4 •..n I. l t.•lthlt a. , A ikon Leather. Com etantie, l'am r and other Varie • , I , ~ , ~,.. ...-t t ist'e 1.. nor. has., of ' i l i.-,.., ; in- , !1111111"trPaile? the napprest rmerr•that - rgn be dePir.•.: • • , r‘v i.::‘,l 1 . r yr rrn I 1.;:‘ I. .. , Bro.ii Mriker. Whip Nlakers and ...minion l'it.n• can kr, ;de I. 1., f r .,,', I .54 - I t . ~,,,‘„,„,.1 . , . 0 .1,.,, ~,,--5. r - ,„ 1., . tie. ! ..) here _ ..%er Ail Coy made I 10th.... i cnn•rt.intly ..T1 Irma. and for pale nt the littoratnrt ~ ,-,.... the rare, .1f It's tare., CI At. a' wort ever, ..ertt.t. t.:•5 dirt . ..refl.. is nnw "., ll mota..nleth 5. r. bet. ...en ibe i ',tor North FRoNT •Irprt, ptot a d e mma of i " r ? 'in abaod' i ifi iiets'M P . Pittlidy lk% oin 0 . ' g r.." • ii.. sea ',tip.; mire ol a-... - it having 1... e 0 N It. Order...lll la • rereived ro N 0.4111 MARKET ,v,,,, 1,.,,,,,. b. ~, re...tored f.,,,,,, ,I ~,,,,,,a and. ~.... 0... ,t,.,, ~,,,,,,i 0 ,1,„„,, , , ~.,..11,„,.. ~,,„.,1.„ „ 1 „,1,,, l ow. _ : ..1 . ,•,.1 . M k)VP EIITII Ia i. E . „ N. 4IN I) NIIPet, :who% t• . ,i 1,,.; e., •:1,....,1 1.......; 1 I 11.1.1 (:hurt 11, and at :Its.; RACE:sIfI..I. pratedtseapTe filthy 'Pang.. l.y 11..14.... When our" • I . jaj j. j jjj ,,, j , j. k.,T.,. a .'cry sj , ja .,, I jjjj r j N I : rnic E ; .1" ‘. PI tRTEI',"P. 141 ”. 1 . ii" niitiitri"nti rile , '' , c , "'Jo' , tiied'rthe . i at 1..;1(1:14, from n birth no abatement u Min any in- I Oct 11. Inlil 41 :im it. kind. , dei ei.i. tr....: 1 • 1'..1q.. r.i... r‘5.r.41,., 41.4 ' '' i ''';;' N ' i i i . ',.,',, i i i i i ' l s i i.' . ::: i .' n '`rc i r 17 1 1 . . 1 ' 1 7," 4 " . " .1 Ih'i t CLEGG'S PERFUMERY AND FANCY .;,,.. 1,.. t ..j,tt... ..re kn.,. t., the I.lthtt , .... ' ..g• I !',.. j:d i j ; . ,, j. jjj jj ,.. , rot and ~,,,,,,, j ,, jj „. „„,, an _ , SOLI'S --They, .up..rior articles or perfomer% heorit ate m hat a othl ore to -e nide, for the •11-I ........., rt., ,,., ~,,,.n . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,i,„.„1 I. e n tirely do_ ! led a L i i ii i r l r v tig ‘ e t t .h %Y . l , l , ! . r li ( a h r; , .. „ ln t ro A e i r a a b t;d i ti .., is 1 i u ,. ...t , i , 1. , ,, i . t i:::% ,.. r , e.: --and 4, 4 , 0 , ~,1T,..,;;,,,, r,,i it, p, 1. 0 -,r,.;1% nrt,51,5•, ler. nit" 5...5, and .1•.11.-.11.11/(1. 1.1111, I . l.llhurg aetivt• i Tooth and Tnopt 1 , n‘,..d..,,; cinne„; ‘ . eket, uha i' lk . which are in/ ident co n u; ; i m ,,,. A' : a ~% ; .... ..y ri ' -i i , "''.'il ii 0 " ' i l riiiPl , ! „ 1 ,., ~-r 0 „, and other apprOVed Cosmet. r. , . ;-..re.lie a... invited to eat, al.. J . ... ... .. . _ , . , !...0A I !., •Vr all.lll and Evtrn Fine S Ind Brown and the fottnidalre arts. A. UTIOn the /tint!, IY:. h.' I ~,,,,„ n. I..re n i t lonetheir I.'lr:hasp...l - I'3ll Alfa Win • Whtte Wind.... Floating. Palm, Alond. Fancy' and . I.l.i.trr li,..rteite- ....! ..I .1 . . faarg!... !foal.. (1.••il. ._I. 1.. 1 ~ ....•1.!!. Rod It 111E1010 , 0,1 01.11 ..1”. parr 111 ~ „,., 1 Toilet Snapp shaving Cream. hair I/ye, C. 1111.01/. and f... IMO /tea 51 L. the plea...amt.o and ..afe..4 mid;" i ''''''' d ' it ' 'i in Ili ," l '" i r fi3ranler thal r ' " hP ...v- j Watettt. Eliracts tor th e liandkerrhief, Os Main.), , Incr tha, ra h :,... „„1a„,,, , N.. I ~ I . I ni , I I e 1 i„ pert.. i rm. rubor from imposition. Bra r'..1111 Clystal FOlllaile ( anew ankle), Rau lis. ''.-7.:- • )aimed i I nri .• ' mi,„....„,,.., t vbet teRlO. they hottpert. bes.l, and rn....t g - ' wt lit - Min. and It - M.,. „1,„ lin c e u.ral it. never le ill Itteltlttlttt 1, It. 1 1..0 . mq, do not forget to rail at !rat flair Re.tnrative • Hair Oil.. Philocomes,Arr .. se , • fire manufactured linil for .ale. by - Read the °Onion or Ili, ton,. lag a•-zoi..n: , -n. . h., E l'. TAI4.OI2'S. i f ~ I_ __ _ c_,l. _ f: t. ill hr reclatnicr'd in thy viPrinii.. - .Vrtim.P 01 - crainiry tint.: I ii•tio .onA Ts y l o c.. old Esiabliplied Cloth- , i _ ~ __ ~ __, . .J O IFN 'r I_ :fl___ • where they ire boated-raft and ell a• inert hemp of ci emept,4. Market St.. helms art. Mon% mg Warehon•e,), i r' i rium. n r PP" ... ree Mervltardn, don't forget that CLEG4.I•S In Ihe the fi rst clasp and of the Milli. pt rtincreier- , :s• th.: t %la (tat I 1 11. I ~, Centre tit.l Maliantangn :Pls. \ _ °Meet and tii.i.l estriarlye M tn.l.-5,1.• tletiel• ( - 1; kiwi ' • pelt. ;wept and most extensive Manula•lOry 111 the Cite trine with ahelp•rience Critlitnitt rt Ott tit.. th e 5 5 1 ' % I ,;11). 1 11:1te Wilt a call. which they ipeal. It there in an: Salt., tit 'he jurtj. 1 - .11',%' .1 lilt T. '1 Al 1.1.1 i. lIAVINC: JUST RE- j - 0ct.:5.1851, men!. 01 etti j ertente, ape Tint+ Cr.RTIFICAtr. -- 's.li ••.I r-u , yezed..ilelle ...Tut 7 , ....... I ..•1., , ,,..11. one . We the unrietitrne.l. I 1 t......,...• I,n:rt.:T-I , having I 1.1 I. tlt ....•... I••••••illtt.t.l.l.ll..sttittnahle I 'ltlllr.rr.'` - I 1,,,, lone 4. 1 .53,,,ty.t ,Oh Aut-Cei. Cherry l'erlta .1 I ettneres ..•••1 tn. tt 51.45 15.111,.. 4 ~.. . %r•. intrmlu- te.r.-t , y rend,. our belief that it in the i.e.t „, t 4 n j ....• ' s c .! i n he.,55 , .tie. bett..2 'th c. 0.. he...l'l;a. . gunman I effectual it. iedy fir; l'aimunaly Costiptoilnt. e% Cr ..f. ' end the pithhe eetimailv. that he Is preptred It, et,- I fermitout, A,,,,,,,, peep,. And rte w0..11.1. from I nie theo orders In ....1,!. .1 ....1....n that 1st:m(111,e I our kno„l e d., at-:t. • 01111 111 • Won. tint etteitt.tVe tn..- rsirnae-e.1101.1 ..tt , .51'1'1 .. otelpi., ',ro o t lt ;one. sort-, jelnesP, con` rally ertannettitit to the afflicted as a.m. e Ito the ;ire.. 4 U T.TAI . I 4111 • - , . , nl lb) Ili" , lie'i r'0rPr1......- - . -- Pird - v. ire the firm i 01,Pi. Mmeliant Tailor. ' '.l tlatmlol..m .1.-}-n - M; lii Imo, ..1, , 1 .4; ilia: toed 1.,.' e. [1,,,. ~r ,i,, , ,„„, or 1.,),,,,,,r0it A i"..1 , ,..1 ton it... A t,tii•-•1 t.'i I..thn tri 1 I r.,1 licuPtiiilt l l . 4%lll,7l.l. & 1 ~ , 14....t,Th. Marls 4. ______e - gen - a , . ;0,,1pm, Itaitimore .'din tart .1 l'. • 1.3.1.1 L. Ingraham. liana .r.M...ne 6 Ifttviltrittl ilarrall .t- I 0 .I'letri....m o .F il% .1%,-01.S I's "and M roe,e. yin 1.:; in T.ll Mc .Ulster, I • nil. ill.. 6.111,n k 1 ,e..„, i'''' Francis Si 'Waltrm. Sr I.t•ti... Mi...-Yr. ... ..,;. Joseph liuraer. Mobile, alai. ontt. tttl, 5 A Th•noott; reek.. 8urrht.f......, Ve1.111...,.. 'l':' P 1111.1111011 t 1 . 11.11• y & Op; , A 0 e,,,,. G r .,..,,,,.. Liar Ill..ismeo, Trent..n, N. v. J......e, Y. N Ttatlleettit, I.lllshott, Pent • nark 4. co' . Chicago, Blinn:.. . . F. F.. fisv, Burlington. lon a. .., _ - 'll. A Santos 4: Ron. Nnt.f.irp . I iigil..i'n - - 1‘..114-a•.4.1.1...!11..1,1, Wl•lfths.sttn. lieltn.l.- .1. - tht. lapell A, 1,. , I'lol itlefetli t. Fa , . Z. 1). & IV 11 I: ititv, . \V ..i0ng!...1, D C. J. Wtighl 41. - I o , \ ey. (..n. : ,,,.. I Walsot t nAtVar R. r.t.. 1 -rt tltlt,tse,loyitro t It r f'.lbomond & 4 0 . ehrit Fran. „ea, c: % l . r . - -.. Levels k± Amy, 'I a1int.,.... F1,,,1d., " •. ' Wade r Erk•tnin & , (no .Finetnnpil, film. IIN VOll AGN (111'NTIV11 ,, ' .I• C. Cohan & Co., Valrisrei..., Chili F. N. Dimond & Cr, . Very Cat .A 1,,,,.. ..- - . Fred Itivaa & Co., Beeui.,, Nun ......nada . ; . R. Fint , ',.St. L. I:n-1.11113 Prttl. - ~._ - - - M R. 4- rn , liallfsw, vista Pr.a.ll. . itrontrriANCES - to the OLD COUNTRY. T.. Wallier 4 doe, et Jut.ov. NeW Brenie.,, k , ivrirr. P;rIISFRIIIER DA NAND MADE Arrange. r: • With shush assurtnae, and from rnrh men, t... i 1 inents in yarinini parrs of Ireland and r(roih n ,t . . . el ronter p'Tnof ra•fio! addoetd, enrept that 1 . 011n3 111 ' end with Mt•V•rtt. SPOON r,n, ATWOOD & I 0., Ilan- It. riTtCti Opolltrtnl . 1.,,,,. London, is prepared :o draw R•glit 11111. from . - • - - Prepared and veldt.) , SAMBA C. AVERS. ' One round Sterling to any amount required, payable .... A ~ f Pr Ital Cal (;herntit , Lowell, )1,,E.; iin 10 parte of England. Irtiend, elentland and Walev. , i r BAIA tn ...I" ntl 'tali ,by JOHN G. BROWN; Xiitetri- .. Pert.rtit• remitting Five D i ollar. to the Pound in par .- Ont. J• Ell FALLIIi end Drtiqglvls generall). I fund., nith the hame of the pre nu WllO in In draw • Nev.lsl 18.51 t 9: lino - the money, a bill for the amount, with a receipt for . -- their to hold, will be returned. ' TiERSET !AA-FLD-A surmon AWrICI.L: OF i Collectioniimade In all mats of Europe, and Fur el ertslte Ina than lartli for fele ll 1 elan 111111.1 P.l, Ilan to cashed .., ,__i J. If - BEATTY & SON i J. I'. 81.18RWIN, Pnit•llli s ct, Pa' if GroWN 1811 • • Ilkt J 511.4, le,l :Al - , 1 A GREAT EXCITEMENT A Ni 4) NI: 1 vrt Itl• I':'.A %II to.; rl.• of 1ir.... wore at • 111/I iN• TA'S. Poit.o. ;Ile, Noo 1110 orur IT.r rhea p 0 . 1 ,0 2‘ r e d ra tithe ;men -I.f ?rluli lAnl C 1111111) and virifiti) if., an.; n 0...; Wriaald ..1 ...Lin.: Patio; 41f . a( .lita 1 1,. r.'. .L)11•11C vv tI1•11.1,11.• .r.itin Air I. "1,- •, h tr• - •• , 11141LIe tar 1,...,11 ..f It ,a., 0 roa, \ , 1.,1:1,1.1!. 'kJ,' I i,•, , a! I',. 011 lop .00ttiti.. ie. Joel Sprott! s, ; lin; iL Liotopi. IP I ....L . ed. a rid a"l,,,ne ..1 I*.trior o a:. a ..I.la, t art .r,,n :I i) , 41 , 4t1i ht. ii , lll I A r.1.11‘11:1,11 , e1. 11:1111.1 . nd .ithef ••11- .•0 ,Jai;p ;l,, Liu; I; ; .1 . 1 0 01 • . t-n‘ft , .‘ r. (Wire 11111 11.- . 11.1011 kw.. .1 111 1V3,. 11'.16.1v31,.. V. \\ 1,1, atla IT 1,1 tl I • vrir, • Ilan !Pat I..•'t. /1 b.( I•.ii I,ll..tiir Ai; Tin ,-r!. doh.- al llir -!nor 1..1 ii.it ei surf 'VEIT ..•air ,- sq . , l -I.‘ar ab .0e MAri.7l- , S...j . i•ef. P.l CI Alta It) lia, I Cyril I'l 111 I 11 =Mil =IIE =MI i\fj\f VOL. XXVII. 1. IL Cook altil t;4l. Burner. at , . "fol., 14 , 1 1,114• JACOB F. rids 1)1.1 N !.41 , I.l.ll.tdr:phta, ‘slio has 14 , •1414 4 •1 / 4 4 C. I - New Foundry and Maclaine Shop TUE s I I:,cßliil.lo , -%A: roltM •11111, 11 1..1.4 hatnenntl 1,11, of TIII)MA Si Cult , r)% & 14 MN,. 'TI I N.I , .t the 1111Tiii....• rjl the roiri Na , tostLlrl2 at h.II New St “wk-Ito.. corner of Markle, and Ls- 0..1r. , 1.. I t“1r...0. 4 .11 . 'Ns.tri‘tov.lll, to fur e 141,111.. .1 101..11 111.1111. .1 lid e•e NI in 11. , 1;-I - T .714 , ki,tll.lr, 140 ir.u. nedele• to under du ill.. ewyl plan, tinder .11e/1,.1 of M• Jeeltt Mel ; .r. eTred t o ?ht. bran, i n ..1 tll, o,,jr•flett nl en to et teet a nein. bur ed 71,41,:1 - .• al+r, prdiper-d iee triefri ink, t.,e n ,:e.. ::111.. bin 111111,t I lush well Inr r,e•rdle xi::1 ne 11,:pale I n 81,, sh,rti o z, tur n,•,l 1 tie T..el Ir, nrel •r ny ee.ize and eerlen e,;! the I,.•ed nedlem I Joro,ti ¢ x or 4 I re and nili•d to ioeeetopily. and tetdette melt lee. oel lhn 1”. Fri .sill e.reare .1 T. zit, I 11•1 1. ,I,lllfl y br rtt - g n. - Tiil It 11 n no en); 11.0 70)11% , T1)‘. I•.. 1 13.11.1VE.R MEADOW IRON WORKS. Sc ALI E. IRON %\I) ron:ol..r , rn-In Inform lin Ir li.iirnnn, and rt.,. pnbltr • nat 1 , , no, prejo.tr•••l:li: the M 00... It, .t: :714:J1110 •/ UV. r) •//,' ; 111,1. n! and and. very oilier 40.• ry• ton of iron 1 . 10 , 1111r...”0 1 / 0 r rtf 1,11111 1 / 2 /1”:4 1 fillio , ionO n.•.:;tin nnn.t li:•+si wC C)lid , r , for Illaet iThrintre• and o on tll.liN ill V'IlYrA: 1Z , 1 , 11 t 11:: 111 IL 171.1., 411,, dr.- I:.I. 31 n-L 611 ,nr rl i . iti o pot lorni Tio• almid IP:. 'ln. • o , on, th•—• IT • 111, 11,,, 11% %it TI Intl H h DIPORTER AND IniALLH IN WINErI, ors and 'mooned Secars, No. nil North et Pril'aokipirli. wonld e•pe•rl fully call of ILolrl-kt`Ppe•re and others lo Ill+ Well selected ,mete.II•VIINI4OI, LIQUows and itopnrtwqlClGA HS. in store and under Custom-1.1,e Lot k. RA 1 . 4 DIES of tanuuo Brands, r t naratota t z ttf Pate and liSrk, Marit.l & Co. Pine!, Hennessy. Maglory.Otard, Dittoi y & C.r., and 01.ird' , Super (ill I.olit l on DUO,. and )'trine , Bra of rr/nar and nther Brandie+ &r—Pme old !Madeira. Siterrv, Tetlerl . l , and I.l+bon Wins—stoper old l'ort me, Ila rot. ,lip' e r eo r h int !, nit Ilrotilic or in Class, lleidsit P A Alnutilt & , 311.1 f.vp.ler -4:, num.' A 126.11 It. ands, and gnarls (Ai PAG N her vtnl. a 4f-tirral a-sorini. ut of ,+roicti and Irian Mall Hon:toil , 211). Ja tna it a Spirit, P, arh Brawl,. old flonrbni., Mannaga arta Whi+o y ('heri, Blar I:berry, Raspberry n Laverrfar ltrataftes. Stip,,sor turhl.ll Slant. PASCAL 'HON WORE.S, at II lltttertt rill Lair ll F.1.01:1) f:!IT I 1 Yhdadn ., Junr 7,101 l • • li , ,111 . 1,• tine 1,.r I •, , ..:1,••11v.••• • I \lap Iv". th.l,olrer Strain C 17.... 80i1,.' LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT, /" in " T Nn 11 Nnriit oreet ahoy, Vine. Ed.! cid , n•l"'n'' , .'ll , P .- ..";""^"" n a ."1 If taftle..lplll . l Tat.. rat tt.trrittrt, It, nit -.man T•it;, Ir P. I—e• ; ~ thrir friend: and the plibln in 2erieral, to their pa t u t t....l , tz tr, r ,Msnrif , lrttirrd nntl ttr New Improved Pine Oil 1.,1np. ALSO. Fluid. L'ir.l• 1.% & moituo4• r t *t '.r.• of every dr+Lrlption. Chan. 2,1 and Walnol st= .1e11..r4, l'entfaat, Salt , iladeheis for 1.3 lints at I:as-- . Cantlntaltra•, Ilrepret Holders, Vanes, Parlor Lain p., Hall Lantern+ and M a rPle ha te A ct.nrral rt4ttortment of Iflat.f ft. anti 'lnfanta Lamp. for donieloir plirpo , es Ca: Firrin2 done at short man . . Lantpw r. k enlarge variety. Al.`+44, Tin Can, af a7l ...izatx =ll MIIIIIIIE POTTS7LLIM IRON 'WORMS % cell NI k,w, & l'o. REsPE4 "r -illL 11 .. .., y :4114016ff I. Vllt/.1•• that Iloi; n..... hat r- iah.-n I'," L•lallltmlth..•eit kil.m n ~..... -,!"-'—:. - 3. I! , P ,, 11, - !IP if,. NVorkA l'n Nor. ..ii ill .t ,, ...., ~...t., • I he, are Itreprtretl to ittvild al! kind-of 5,..t .3I 1: ,,. .., , •' • 111 11011:1, i , . , n 3,1 toad tat., lnd Thylitn , frs ...l 310t..-1 . v..• t dp.terilllh.ft, 3f the .1,1 t• -i p• t..... th.l .•!. It,. ttvt-ti rt , ,t , timl.l. torn,. ..- P , ,,111,. Cr.uit :t1•1,:ttl. t.. 1. Itil.ti Steal,' Ettetn..... tt.ll I ti..-.I t! 1..; .t. ~ :.32..!!. t. Iltlll a r 3 I I be -1 'l:r I! If DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTS, &c., ace. Oft Fitt SII( )I:NI Ali ER W Car 11,or gerund it and Crt•vii Stre4-441, I tiil d.lphia. 1.-41,c,ifolly tit atientemi of .‘l,ll 04 }/ 4 ,410, , hr 1 4 40 ,. 4. of fre.l. .nd M•di • Inv+ 111 whir b he h ently I.re, a.1,111q, from 'late • t. 01 IA IN 11 (11.ielttl Iw (rally equal If irtIll• any 411111rf in the ily. 11111 nnipri•e.. lir. Oar, m tp1: 1 '1;;..1 Ant. rifle. Orb . 1.114 Hy., (1..111 ti to ::ut A II(„:1‘.... In nll lie vat feiy. It. R. Zr i a 1,. :it 1:1.• W ofh In hp 1%, 1111.111.1 :II 111 i oof,Trtrr., , r• prig. %I). wlrrln , ,,lpt,ro. In MI., KPg. tnak.r. pri. • - AI; •61.1 r• 41rA ground In oil.— . I.fmr , drilat;.• ••(' Tittprulitiw. rilishr , . 0 .• • r tr mitt 411 limo 1••.1..1- lir P 11,141 Mrdwit,. •• f the Ont. 1 11 1"..r Patwr mm I tit. 1. - .wr•mt prlerA. and •Ipli% • tr.-4 free um C , 11 . /1,10•Y .11 nr,' .n .he 61,4tveg nr (Irian~ a. muim. ro ) . . . . sitotAtAKtift. IA I "ott,rt -4 er..11•1 31felf:,ren 1.51 AND POTTSVILLE ■ I will tearlt you to - pierce the boars er the Earth, and hnek?°et from the caverns of Ateuntatnit, Nlntali• wtinn tt ill Bier strt.-ntzth to our band. and subJect alt Nature to Out flee and Itleasure.—r*. j,,hy,s„„ LSIIED _ EVERY SATURD_kY BY BENJAMIN. BANNAN, POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA. um 4 440,401 44, THIRD SU:TT/v. Chdlite t'•lif..• Philadelphia. %1i M. H. HOWDOIN, Jet reurp. Arnau laird 67:2.1,1111 enplint. ffidted THIS IA Ai' At3SOCIATION OF MECO hNics j and tithe re, rated for tite mutual benefit of /Dill 010.-r. In ca,./ of ictoiets or crrldrnL I.•mate• are 111 v. hi/DovD/1411011. but I:CC/MDT:ID fro L..0.•d 641111,11 DIA' , (11111 dollar,. 0, I b.. 1:111L,... .1 , 141 Kllca. S will he , ertiv Mil her, ane o 111 u.. vitrified In a , H.•nefit during ' e • If sari he b y or are lien?. from I+iitlin± to von, o r di. bneltltS• ~rot t up 11.011. ELME 61 50 Atli:W.3lmi, Fre will IW: , ..llarseti :fie first year. and nol-1 b.. paid at the Ma.. ul rnakol!vbppliration. ,Ind the !Ir.!! )enr • , dd,),! RV PAVING. 411 - : 00 per year yOll will draw s4`no F er a Pei; on do do e 0 3 tai .10 4 up e„ nn d., 4 00 an do do a o no do 110 do II (Al 7 old ,i„ d o do 7 00 do d.. 11,, A 11l d„ tel Thoes• neer my yea ro 01 ag, is ill be .I:arge, 44 .trA tnn•tittion will bo paint an. above, pfoV:illed the nack too...bail continue tun weeks or snore, (tractional p,,rt• of a weak r‘ceptral.) anal no it case, aI'CNUE -11 1/I . NEM of 1)141;1r. Witt be pail./ at na•nuta•C•drrpase (an fa-Laos ) OFFICER U eetwo , trr. P.reFident 1 11. GA t rll, V. H. 11. \TILT x o. N K tir.e.t.l Trr,',. FIN A.NI3; CtiNl MITTEE: ft ris %% ,1.1 .R.v. IL If. 4, h =ZI=EM=EZMEM MIZ=CMOMI4==EI - Refertner• - IV/ken/min, Li. Gov. %' .11,a11..1 11 Numb. E.. 11 , 11+,1). rh. and 1113,1..1. It. thifilings, 11. ('., Alplikk., 14401.1 . seriatca, 1113 n. M (' N., E:c•1;ov. SlLtele. Vl•rninitt, RI,. I). N.H., rut. .a. w 11,--trr 11 11 , %Vorcr.ter, Mark., E• 1 O. Warr!. SI {dill.' tr •10. ,M, , - Philadrlptria 11„ ,rk.„ C. N N..at, Esq., 1%.1 I' Curran Pbtlynt, Ilentl. It & I ,11.v141n4 k, A: 11,..,1, 11r It r Palm! r, A. 11 Ilarrk.c. 1'.,. 11011 h. ,:-+ Ar, , 1,00.111.111% , Itullstrr4, I ;r:11 . 7.111 S. IDE Xte 1..,. 1 , -111. tare Gr. elry, 51.11.1 1. .) , t)1[11). (lob, rAI .11 two., I) %VIII,. ,o,dre. In \Vail Street, Ur, D \I .. , t. Si , . t, r I Ohm siren. W,r41.119 Frxilkiorl ill) Dor, •2I:: :•prortefirld ttttt I). lient-11,11 51..14113111.J '1 RN h‘st...al, N11 , 4(1,110 I'. Kt 1.11,..., M. I) . 5t.... I . , ildrri. , Oure• rot! •••.• tt 1 1•1. to .1 S.ltlt•r•. NV,lttn 4 :lott 11olt•I. 3,1111 , .r Pro', Uanyhnl .ttiltl 1:u ..I' 1.11.• I 1.•11‘. 1. 11 John $11•,•11 11.1tt rrole.ll..l.‘' 11 111 , 14 k Hook. Bindrr•.l I N'n!.•rbnrt . . Slate Igt.n4 H It.. Con tn MrCorty, fd :rod PutlLlo•r rd,llSruil. S. I of Jul ato r. M (Maio , roi .intithell r , ti...11110; T II ti./ 11,1 Ir 4: Wl:dm :111 C M 11411, %gen: . I' In; •••1. M II . f, , r y and , nn Ml I 'IIAS E. WI 11)1.. 4 EN I I 1: , 1,4:11 104 for l'elly;” Ivan; fltr rnd Hart land Nov I. I,nt 4 NEW and EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT rd! anrod.. • ; Di: V e;nr,D. , : r;r:( , (•Ek IEN, (2irri::v.s. 11 ARE. 1'1:1 IS I( ) have •,;.• I 00e and 1:i in. in a/1.0,11ve lb. Auri,ol,.. NeW %Or:. and Pnliat!ilphiu. in the pnrrhaer iif thru i•lit..n.liveng,influirili 11333, opening 31 1100 r ;4041 Retail mole. Caalra Mire.,. 0,..0 1 ~io,l;a Ihr po-i 1)/1;ce, ah, r, Ilan) re.jo,l 131 Ily In- Vile all rowcitamers in call. beJlig .1.11 a•etirerl. trait. a. varied and treat-sal ati.l ,, ort 11110.1.3• 1 hey 1100 ;10, of 100af arrnloo(l.oCd--11• Ir. 111 ire, IlieV are .Well .-alistied 1 and ran Is.tlrP 4 - 001010er. that no I. , loortl_ rat, nnit.,,eli the., In .1 1 t or • •,00tra. esitinine. and )lin 11 ,- e trial:l,6e re} of — he !MIN e,l to aOO Iner V3rloo. 1.01+..1 da 0a ouid trial unr. would only rriu.ul. that our t I. , rbneot It 110/111e, 1011 aiol .. , 3,ollablv, -1111,1 10 Ika p.ncral a, ,al., of 110 r 0111001 at..." .10117\ sTON A. ('II. 1-51,c. 4:1 if = I II kII EN Itsp.vl pni ion 1., I h. tn.nni. u tutwiz of IhP /los . artlrlrn.. t,les ilirni t,i -ell at 111 e pry market price. UI 1.n.).1, warranted . I:e.a lotality of 1111r1111,z Flnid, IleJle.a le and It --, l lnre, NII 2-21 Noril 9d oreel. (11urni trill - -Ftitaort \O. aide 'tree'. near 1 ,, 1nr111. 11EIDEICK. 11111INING & 111 NES. Manlif.vatiter+ 24-2,, IMEICIII CABINET AND FURNITURE WARE liousE —The sot...et - Hort minnow,. In hr. friends and the pottlit in general. that I.e It i ritl,rged his IVare 1:110111. ~ N lnliantnogo Sue. t. and ha , increa,ed -tnel, of Cabinet Ware. Conde, I, hate been 4ieleetnil WWI C..tre, and nuinof.tl . - lured ortnriplOy li.m.elf.nr the lie-t material, Ile '1 nll 1 - 1311 el. all kinds or rarini and ernieral llnn.rhnld Fitt intim . ; Ile.lding..Blinds.sliade , ‘• . r with the arlatri Olt kept :I( orders prnuiptly tier Weil. .trot forni,lied and tiplol.tering dnno dt., he shortest tint ire' lie retnrw , ilk thanks in the wildiernr the patron are he ha.: already rer• Iced, and hopes, ht strict at rehtion to hireine,.. and oniderare prises. to secure I , airwrzge. and a largely inrren,ed husine•- lia IS 11:111 Ile Is 110111 prepared. lIENRY 27-Cm July 131 TOYS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. FON and beadtddl jiust recr,red. Rath, CAIIIit or T., lal (' 0 41.t AV are , Gla,A, .11aba,ittr, Papirt lie, and Virgelable 1101ty Fond , Fake', lloreft ana 1ta,k..1=.11( !sly n Catifri.iioarra' Paper , ' )ritttments. &r. Prrrevivert Fa :Vitt leri, Tooth Itrii•liet. kr TubarrovY art ark, Ptites, Sniert frotra, German :qatra. Prlit ON, Marbles. 1'urr11,1•11,11 'a Pg.& 117.71 - 16. t ds of nvery Jr>t nyuon fir astir al Lite lon rq itnporlalnin prier, by TILLEII. Impnrte-r, No; I p Ftreel. Philada. Oct 1.1 , 51 K. R —Toys will be 5, 1 0114.41 in Cases nt ss,oloand V2O per CIISC. HARNESS, SADDLERY, &C. PO L P NVEETPUS Saddle anti liarne 4 r cr maker. Irnm e•-• rr6lirrl y 1n: 11d - 11111,P the 111111 , 1i11.1• of Itratcytilit and surrnonding hetehhorlionil, that hr ,tar rionoirneril horine.‘ as nbo‘r. in Murphy'• LuHdmfb.. ernor $llO4 t, net.r hr I rnn.ylvania Half. where he has on hand an go:is/will talc lit 01 Ilriliali (rl7) 1 ... 11 - lion I,n* and %'I, lldn,g 1,114 dri% ing snooze, I iI3IIIOIS and vartmm nrlii re [miner-Le!! W4lli ahoy.. hind of rol.llirvi N R —All kind,-of jaldong both light and heavy. done at the shortens nOrn P, anti on tim most realsotta bit! terms. Ort li, it•ti = tL-I y SABLE CUTLFY & PLATED WARE !.S.l bar. on i r '3 et n t: " I I ) . r. e li r . .; e q :. 3 t i s l • 17h Irlyro ry l:an r ir hnut r o rks, Slicer Plated Droner and Dessert Forks. table Tea Deemed Plated Spurn.. Also the largest assort ment ofllmneelmdd & Kitchen Furniture In the county. and respW•tfutly ask on rportlthity ttietturinrin: the public that ours is the right place for bargains. BRIGHT :It POTT. 31.11 r, SBENCF. of Jamaka Giudor. Prepared only by Varede rick Brown, at ht. Drag and Chemical:gore. North East Corner of Fifth and Chesnut tits., Phila delphia A supply of the above alwaya on hand, and for sato at JOHN G. BRoWN'e, bole Agent Mutest and Apothecary; Cents, strict. pot 31 Mt 42-3 m . , 9.. 7,..t , .7,.. ..... ... ~ 4_ , .. .. ..c... .. .. 1 ~. ....: ,_.. ~ . ,-..„ ~.„ ... PENNSYLVANIA El:Alden N. I m I KEN F.FIT V4Sli4 - IATTON .r I , yrr4frirld. ."1/0 igrotrk 4:se ft,. MMaMSOI PORTEBB LABORATORY Oct 11,11451 1:1;Iii?Miz1 SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, Ibsl LITTLE SCHEYLILELL IliaLllollD. , FOR SALE AND TO LET. _ - . - -7,.-Nr . -:-. -_,,,----..,, --, ata,:-. -....-_,-„4.1p., , ~_ FOR SALF...-The Frame, store and' ' i . v - . - IlwelloirzOrLe, with moue baNesisent. and 1 Op :, rOr Ml' I ii, ..1 ,, T , T i L R 14 , : a f11 , ::•;1 6 11 0 11:1. ( : 1 ; o :N r * a 10 . 1 ,7 1 I' ON 0 • 7.- - f i ifil: 1.4 r 1: gifillnd. Stplatf• . 011 the Ea:l.:Ade o il ( IN ANO it rrra Ti ENDA r, APRO.I. le. - 4. [lief : ‘,,,.r. 7 4 . : - . 1 -I l l c:l[c . c . l .. j ., ‘ , 11- . ,- , 1 , 1 : : i e 11 ., 1 1 1 ci ., , ,,, k; 1 j_v_ . ll t' on l'n"enf'r T" 'n o'll It avn Tditial""ll ( a n d ' ') ' (el ' itt ' e " Sii:.et ' Vi l v " `Cd t' f . cet ' re l p . i ' fi ReT.l . rn i ad el ' i r" e " t! excepted.) ill !ntho A. M._utol o'rlorl. I'. tili. 1 . LI“.1C1.1111.2.C1 wi !ha Aloriling .ind Allerroott Train- i r: „,"% l ''": . : , ..i : ., :h . lil'', l , ,,, , , ..'''tilit' i r ti l'' . l E ,, l . s o b ::,f , l, „.., / ,.. 0 . ! - ; 111- 1" , " , . , ..Ift.dit._< ette-l) • reflPwl, . II .il fe. l lll p0ti..,1;.• on th e Reliding ILI ilrold. !blur/line. will leave Port ritnion, on the ;Inns.': c r. h. !: l ° : f 7 . .. n : 5 it . . ' ;' ,„. ' .. 1';': 1 :' ,, 7 T0 . r i ; n . a . , E 1 1,7 . .1 ) 11 ,., 1 7 1 , •-• id - .1 - the Mornln7, Train front Philad , lphia on the R. ,1 I In! Railroad PARE 1 • -• Centre Atter', Polt,vilie. , Tll I'llnadelphm, - - - - Ill.:: Oa . Nut. 1, ~ .- , ,1 44-,:in l'oll t,iinion, 75 ! p_l FOIL IEkRNT-T1IN: EAGLE Hu- Jol7\ A Ali1:11. - 10. Grows/ A :eta. 77. ITEI,-Xo. ,34 ,Vorr,l, 7711111) !greet. Pea.- To tuaiiiia.Api il Ige 1551 15 if flja dtfp4it a --r hot i,,, and .r 1.15 10110 Est nitil-11..1.-10, ..I.-10, ell told lo the very Ctllarl. of hll,- . NEW ARRANGEFIrENT. , ,g 1 ,,, ik.i,l:. hour in kurtevafol otter itioti with . in to ' C: l. ..lll 7ll .reantlleratronler,.,will be for RENT.aed prer , , , , , loti 2tvtch nn Ulu Ist d.ty of April twill. 1442 1'.. , ~,..• • i: , . .Irto,int Iy, supplied with every moil er. t..”1,11.n,c e ..I a tif St s alone hotel. and iiravente .1•1(,)4, 4 rne 1 1 5 1 1 1 r -F rla k r. 7 l . l. B‘ ; rt% 1° ,1 . ;: a l t:t N l tint[ 01,1 I I I:: / N I i r I''' 7 i f,j,..,a.t. tads' '''''''' I. ‘ " an ch' i_ n rn , rl3 7, l l, n i,; ` Z A in ii "- E ' rr an f ' '''.MR7 W. . s . sue'' - - i t . t . .- - A - ., , - P5.,..en.:., Tram, (oar listlrg.s. Ctr tn.tne elw 41- 1 ''' ' " \r , i I:. North Ibt.4 etrert. P)uladelithla in rimier of ver'l3l ~,,,....1121,5) 111.1411511141[15 Of all 1 g,,v, , 1,,,1. 43.21 n dei•criptloitc , pat kagert,ttiv, olivvoitc.liauk BOW, Sr. -..-- - Ain, plartiruln, r.ll/.1.1., I+ol.l I" r , .11.•4 I I-. 7. fill!, 1 ;L .., . 4 !{.. Eatnisiv ELLE, MILL FOR RENT. Wane. and Act ouid,.. r ai 1,4., ~iid (.00.1., debt i ted 1 1,..:.„ Punt wt-,11 Known MeichAn4 and 11riet daily to 411 itiloinieflate phi., 1.41 ,, ...•0 l'lnlvi..l, , ln, ' ,!, - ed T 11,114 i kerii,v itio, tint I:lr.,li.iilly . Nlll eilllA . . t and Pettaville thb. re - retry. Street, Itottevdle ; i .... --.---- • .11 mite ab..v.- IlarnSurg It se a Three . 40.13, South Third Sire.q. Prllilid.•!plis4 ; N o r, \V a l! ~,,,,:,, Stn.:. 'budding. 42 by 55 feet, line three PIO 01 Kiteet, New Vork , No p, ('.soft 511.-••1, Boston ! Slime- le 7 Intlint., otder with It , •••vt,tarti 'apply of 11 1 . 14 ' Ara). I,N - RI, G. 4 . 5 ' o '5 5 . , .41-o lon r,...'n Patrol Slll.ll Machine -alp. two 14 If- llit''" 11111 11 .iiivo. Statilititf. three aro,. of N 1,1115.551 , ' I lid nil , - II n• 11, • .11 Elf Piing I. Illti Wall a good Orel, PASSENGER TRAINS. , 4 ,1. .1 , I I, Tin, .tpply to M A UTIN IRINI I /11.3.. lalitbure.. F . :41 - S v.ift.: tz-"vrtei!i,.1....54 gra ~ , 2, :j or EiewAtirl r WARNER. Srheoll.ll haven `- :t..Z - 3..4.a. '---ST.Y 2- -'"-..14 - 2-2t415.,..,_ i (, , ~„, , s , ( ) Fni . c.( l l : rill; PHIADELett!..i 64. REIItISW 43- ' f , 11.11:road roilipaii) l'hiladelph iv. Au: . .1 . 1, 1. , :0, , 0 _ ,..1., con s A L.F....._.A (;11,11) TWO A 10- -Fall .. Arrangement.- F k RI, nEDIrE7I-.Fnuti 1•14,1 l'-.7- i ,;l -, 1/... im111:. 110a.,e, and 2i) Aire, of Land, ad.-Iphi Ito -PottAville lan Pri....enger Trlins d.11ly• , ;: ~,11 1 ~,4 i , A .,.. ,f r,,,,,- t i I n , ide 11(1,11.1,..r.) (SUI1(211 CIC/Itied I (lit and alter : -, ept. Ist, I:•sl.its o ~ ...L.,,J. E ____,, i, .,,, i,, ~,, , ~,soi lon,. 1.,..1.0,,.,1) lona-. 'Tama w . r.:l be run each way, dally. between Plod, !. I, .d ~, l i t ,. 4 . 1,'4 , .., Branch of the River Schuylkill and delphla and I ottsville. . NIL ,- I1'! 14vilto.oi, vi ohm two mi1...0r 1'0tt..111,.. monmm; LINE I a nd allow II`:•• oamr rep2.:' 111.1aute front Mlnersville. For Lraves i'hd ....... liel.kU ..1 . 7 ',.lnai• It, A Si , t 1.. ! ... tx- 1 4 ,,,,,, And ~,,,i,„,,A nni, Inn , i A. tui t oy E L ulli10), M 1114111311 g. SI I olc.l. Poll .1115. 1.5 , 1 ,.. ” s-1-405b.v Ole at 7 2v t f ettind.iv a. April 5.1`,-,1 A rTERNOON LINE; l'lttradelplun a 1 3; o'clt.c.k..lith,elrept Sun .1h). 1,41, r• tile at.ll r I Ar., l E(Illt RENT.—A ROOM gild BASE. ti:=: , ...t.1 with St..o in ['owe r, sortable for a groat/ 1 11 -7 17, 'Umlaute Shop f, work' ft,: tolicass. Act. Ap t •-•-•-- 7 - 1.1 , It. 11. BANNAN. rort, trr,isept 13, 1a.7/1 37-- VA 121.:S • - i'OR SALE.--Th.• Soharrther t• dr - I..rr • fa•- r.rr. .2,i g!... na , • I____. Bel. r.PII Phtla and Pottsville, ..!1•.! ".•:', t ty.). •1., •-_, •1 .1/1411.1.1 melting Ihi• 111,0ihnellOn.n. In n.llll-11 liVilVern Plilla aunt R.. 4 1 ,02. I:5 1.4 5 r ' ' ' 1,,.• not., re , ides. i•I Morn.' .%4111itititi . The ..... - 1 t i• I 1 ,,,,,,, In p 1 „ 1 „, t , ii ,,,,„ ,„,,,,, „ 1 . „,.,,.,,, „„,, ~, . 4 . _........,,,,...;; ~ min• of the srr% brat in the ih, . ~..,,,. 1..,,,, ne r . ~..„„.„, ..,,,.,, lin , , ~r, ..,...., 1 , r „ _ , 1112 ii , - -tell,•••1,111:1111)/11:1bh •11/.111C,1. Wllll ever, 1,11. VIII,' 1111)1.1 111 ket ' i t.e• I, t! .1 Illushe II ti. , lrit.li. 1 . 0.-,•, ion 1.:IVC11 ,I I III) 4444 1 / 1 1,144 ni W1 . ..V.4re Will he •111'. , 4V6 1. - 04 P P". cs•ss,..r st.s sss• 3,4• P , f`fs , isslesi Sloss, ist!,l2 anAllsessr. st• Irstiss.t.s Issst I , soir ,%%u v is tslli ist• .11 IS, I I •k of ssst net Its ort'or of t to' Boa rd of Ni4liniev , . :'rtr (.. FREIGHTS & TOLLS ON COAL ()I I 1,1 01 1 IL! F 1111.4 o t It .1.,u. 1111:1“11 Art•l TULL, 11% ~v 11113.• , v11113.• ••• 1..1 41111.; 1.n11.1 11.•111 • it . 1114r0t1. ItirttneQ -- NvpirAr maid u.cn iiti M O:1% - Sri - lOZ 111;11- I :I) 1 20 1 I. - 1 . -11. , 1i..:1 , .. 10-11 RE PI, tn,toli It. It , I. NO I ' 2 5 110 ' thinll,..- :in,l 1 . .11 , 4 :Ind 3 ,, F1 , .4 . I 15 I tcll I 115 , N,,rIRII,IN II Of Itrlgitt pun.- I .211 1 IS I (.11 , Pori ii.qineav net. Forge FliLeton vllle. 1 . 0r.1 ritl•t „ n - 0. D 01121:,.., Oh. Re, .6e1wr..11 Mgt r4ville. ilamborlL _ Or‘• tg.1,11,2. tu.ler of the Board of '1;afolVoo. It A 11FORID. i 37 -I I FIIILADLI & READING RAILROAD. MIMI S'opt 1%%1 Rqsrj 593 ItEDUI l'10)0 it' RElt: i/A 31E;RillANDI,1 - to etininir”..l.,Marrh I`,.'M. jj i'Ls f1:1.:11:11T PCR I 0) 1.11 . ; 2 , EMI lA/ 11(e 1,010.i/111C, ell, Inns, i. 9 r , -. 1; CIA 9141.:. TO, •. Cbo,-- - --111.1,011:1-, HIS r Rlnrl, 1 . (;,jano, imha, ; PM 11, nallniad Iron. n.•a'y, ; W. , t „, 8111. NUM, Sltinelt,, Tar, Turpen. line. tuber and Lumber. :41 Chi,. —Lle. Beer anti l'brt..r. ANti..4. Pot and renri, 11..0, [geol. Bones and limn,. I ntrer, I Whirikey Iron ; Roiled Bar , Hammered Iron. Under Mies. Flat Bar Itaittnail trill, Lend and t not, Molasses. l'olanes, Sok. s Prov won, sins. r. Suliiiel IS & 11.0ril i.rf 1 Fv.l ri 1.1. 4th (71,0”, Bran. nutter-1 Chee..e. I 't t erf&tr,e.F., t rt are Est.. (irt/1 WS, 41..ttril) hemp onardware Here. Iloilnw-w:u r. ....TAM. I, her. Live Atari.. Ma nufan- r 1 I Itrett of Iron, ar Machinery; 011.0 s• I - Ire,, Paints. Ilan Illdi.s, Raz:.ltlis snl Iron, Sect's. Steel; Syr toi I Potato...T.ollm „VI It. car S.. Wire - re! Stalt•ot;Pr. , • • t • C.lmph inx & Spirtt 110, I 110., 11.11. , + :ntl CilleensiN tire, rimier% Dry Goods, 221 trt. II (rq I>rt , z,s, Fre”lt Meat a 1,4 Fruit, For.•lg I.lqu ,rte Ifort:, Spirits cf . ! Winn, and Ironi Tellrrh I. 1.31 0.1 'The undrrYtvltd hart rntrrtdtnte Cirio,trf,,, , /i, fonder ESIVEDIT A. LAWRENCE. r ,() CARRY ON Tug PAPI:11 AND HAG BUSI • oe nt No 5 MINOR Streei, where they intend keeping a lance a:ono forint of Pa !Lc , consiftting in part as 1 . ”114,1,.. Writ trig Paper,; W 0 ,.• A mvrica o and Encilish Pmts and Nom Papery, Wont. and Laid, Gilt and Plain. PO4IA, Flu! rap.— Prlntinz Paper., all size; Hanky:ire Paper., from 19 by '24 To 40 La itl Color« , 1 and Whitt. Ti.Rne Pape ni.,l Palen' Manilln Papers. Colored &rid While Shoe Papers, (MIIIIMOII and rat t.r art•+• , InittrEtiVVll•p.• rapes _ 101,4 P , lDiing and ('over Ynprr ylandln Paperr • nil sixes Glan'd Royal, prliggisi. Bine antiltenr.g Paper.• Tea. Snr rrt and Color') Papers S , I 'onlefilline, n..r. Manilla and Straw Wrapping Papor.4. C nun initursi, • IMs. Cup and Trunk Word,. linil Burr Envelopes; Legal, Letter. Note and lard sews. .4 , e4th for nee, Potter . PRINTERS' in parks arid sprigs, Ishii, and colored odd Alleei, rot to order. Also, their (nit, Fiatired s and Plain Glared Papers. JOSEPH [MIRY, late of MS N. TIMM -tree' N $ LAWRENCE, late of No. St NI mire, l. 11,513) 01 - Rags wantel ut etch,' toor for rash I.llllada Jul" , 5.1. 0 '1 27 (':ti ritIMLADELPIIIII. DDT GOODS. Ir4JIVNSENI). till AICI'LESS & SONS, have and are .1111 rem. iv ing a full supply of Att:ntsin and ‘Vititur 4":00,1 , .. In which they int Black, Panel, and Plain rnlored Silk- Alpacas, Argent Ine.l.ustress. Bombazines & Persia n+. Brodie Lung and rroinare Silk and raaliniere Slum 1,, wiink, icing ....mare plain White and Einboeeed Crape SW, W Worsted Dantairt.r.:ifeireenii ring l Pli and Amerman Twtll,l and Plain Wankel.. 'Mr-revile:, Linen Slieriinirs, Dainarikri, Diaper. and Napkin., lfreriery. Clnveg, rtavara,antl lte•r makeir of Irish linen Shirting,., Eurl. , n and French Clothe. reit Piime-lie. Cotton anti Woolen Goode in variety. Ciiiieliniakers a clicks, Drab, Blue and een OE Rattinetts, &c.. Sllinetnakers , Gonda in LasOncs, l.irrnv,lic and snuth SFr ord Street, Mae!der) , in soot 20. ISSI. COTTAGE OR ENAMELLED F 4 cliNlTtittE, Spring 1111.,IFTeads, sifrnst,,n Vining Tallies, oah and wa!nur °a re and Dining Room Chairs, & HART, WARE & Co., No '240 CH ESTN UT Street. alone Tenth. offer for sale at very low pore:, n large acid handsome. assortment of EN AIM ELED FUR NITURE of theit own manufacture, 4nifed to both city and county re,iderees, complete setts or sincle Mere. cur te to ardor. Persons furnishing lintels and boarding Menges will find It a cheap and desirable ar ticle. Complete s,ot . , Mr Chambers, from $9.5 op: wards. At Po. 2tilTirriOr Walnut Extension Dining Ta bles, from *l5 ',elk:l:e. Patent lip, trig lieglAeads, °awe Din.ne Room, Rockirc and other ('Mai •tt. Spring, and Hair !tfattresses, Mahogany and W.stnut. Plain and rangy Furniture In groat variety, &c., &c. The pub, lie ,ire milted in and examine. N 11. Dealers gnpplied no liberal torrnr , (let II MI 9 4l:111 PAINTING. GLAZING & PAPERING. rICHE SUBSCRIBER AMU, CONTINUES, HIS I burrow:, and respectfully ofTe-s inn services to those al the pubic who may need anything in his line. lie employs good work:net, and his customers may therefore rely upon sat ionic tory jobs. Shop, corner of Chun II alley and Railroad 'etreet, below Bannan's Printing OffiPe J. W. BOWEN. Pottsville, May N. Ibsl 21-tf _ . , _ - PIi(ENTIC SOAP WORSS. Sink Feast Corner of Crown rear Streas,Philada. riiH 1.1?' E DERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE THE various qualitict of Brown and Pulc Soaps, and respectfully invite the attention of purchasers, resi dent to Schuylkill Co. & CO. ALFRED LAWTON being connected with the above Estanlislunent, solicits the patronage of his friends, and wtq attend to all orders sent by mall or otherwase. • Polladat, May /I. 101. 214 f lock. A. tr 11.1 4„ jai s 19 . [...31 EWE 4o I :15 1 1 5 i ill I 35 I 15 411 1 :s., 1 1 4io 1,3- 5 1 I 411 I 1 1J 1 JO I 1 I `za I 1 as • I 15 I 15 1 rrr ; 1 111 ..15 i 0 1 ) .. 111 il 1 1111 1 .)5 ,11 eil) 7.5 711 1 , 9 75 . 7(/ !OM •u 7.1 C 5 YO 55 51) =TM =MS =EI 111=1 qFl)11 SALE Olt TO ItEli 'l'.- 1 la• , ;wits in Mrrst itra tiels Valle. , •••• 11,111i'lly ik• x'110.•11 )1) (11,1" 1)1.1 . 11,•), I; : II ; ' . c0n.,..1iet:7 at ~ l a.al 'in .1I re. of land ta..st • ,a,,mir .. Is in a , a,aii sim,• ,a . rili , l% 11 , 01 i 1)1, 'lle latqwrl, Is a 1 Irgi• liwell III: 111111. t• :11111 111 , 11: IlirY'111•1 Si, lilt I. •inallrf te•nant liciase4 Ivinis t., I). IS lreFoliEsT. %%, ,4 ,a1 , •• (I 11.• Mu], 1101 mtil Sr 111,11.111 i lt , •11.. , •111 • WI .41 ‘1414,1• 4..11 SALE.— T%%11 ['ramp .1 , •• I +l,llir ynd good it el' el 11114 cy.l,r let, on the Noll Phde 01 %I di It~l t4 re .181 triv, -tree,. Pfln., 1;11 , NA% re I.E%11:VI I'o , l I:II .I', It %.,...,,0,, , r s. Issi LIFOR REST. - T‘v I • I)(VELLIM. 1,,,..., ,VIIII 1,01114 In I'l'olll. •11113h1 , . : . 01. rift Ohre. nr , lorra. in Th•lntilgon'4 ltnw oi . 1 1 1111 , Shirker -.term Tliree inners in the set. ttttt A II a c..ry .( . 111.• -irhe• row. l'io, room oi illy V.toll.tory .wripbm)... , .•- ii,ii, c•,,,,t-r of '.2 II 411111 )13/1•11 street-. Alr-r1 aCI Mar o. • tar -311,1 , 11110,11.1,C• Ii 11.• 1 . ,:11.• 11, 01111.1 11..11c,, in SPVPI4III ..Iro•Pt . nelr Mrr!...: T, I uh...i., oper) %111 be r• 1114.11 low Ali ph) to the .1 , 111. t ill., r. 1:1.11..%11ETH I'. 'I lic).mrsoN .1 w. noscßEßity l'oltSV WY. kiwi 5. 1551 FOR RENT—TWO SIOODs IrS 1;4.. Cent n• el r.,T, IMP ~rent I) . net nines!LC 4- So • IL— K. SI 3 , :1 slide :4.tore. and I.he one ata adVdellng. Al4O, a. IV. 0-N.ory FRAME 1101:SE and sTAM.d: uu Ille I..alne 101..1 Rernud e4l. rl P.IIIOIIIC ni J. 110T1: IN, Mnrkid St 1'e6.15. 1151 FOIL ,SALF OR TO L.RT.— , • ' A x plea.nyil lit , ttlence We.' Br;tnel. °••••• %.oley..itnited the Mine Itan ~,„. i•ta ore rrntrt ittetittt . S•:• enntainine Ahmit seventeen :vier "mi., 11 Mutt nt rttltivatattn. 'rite Iltm.rt. Barn and nothuildini. are. all In rot.' M Ala lian , ant:o St rest. Pon..“ 11. , f.-t 1 Ar,lv I, T , Oft. i A. f. , 11.•rri!spre offer Inc gale tri lwrir, 6 Inch Plll,l, 1. I * ret •Ernke. with lilt! yard,. 0: !) I; In, h plor4, With halt-. i‘i CunA - 35 !trill ( . .tr,, 40) anvil a %le, , of' which -It.. r:,4;:t .1 %you brak., all IX wlitth ar. In - gooil AL.", HI yard' , of loth 00110. 11, ill 114.1-.llli igltV ,ash =I I • r.tt Ne‘v Pllll4. l elpitm 13 ti A N .112. 1 . ;() ft .4.ILE•-(lne 10 Imrve,Eucior,‘‘ nh breils- U”H. I thimr, v lint, c. 1.1.! 1.11 hie 1r....-. 11.1reti I!, 1%60 r oit 'tie 3U I:ttr.o .W 0 IX :1141 all pi p Ev ; ;; ;re a; ;lie MI111":“Ii IV) V, 'I Of k Farm. at the ogre ot 1;1;0. 11. I'I)TT, 11-tf 4iirch lo I , oli SALE: AND TO 1. ET.—l3tildine Lots I in Moo it nrtion. Ltiwiiiiport. Wood and Lynn's addition to Sonny Nornintlian -1.. PotlONille .a nil fa atinersvi le. Alpo a ronvonienl Onire in ?tl orris ° Addition. Ipnly to J . 11. C lIPBELL. nril QT1..;.1,1 ENGINI.I.—FOR at.o 33 IP rilsE ri rower Eoctoo In ro:t rale order For pirriro lArs Apply M G. lIETIS R. E• 11 .or 1,1 HENRY II %Vtiono4ron, lielawaro Jan 4. 1 , 5 1 I tr .REEVINOOD I.OTH FOR sALF•.—Vhlnnhle I I•+t+ Inure fins , ten , rtil liart of the lately lard 0111 1 , 11 HIM (.reeflll nod Estate, are n..‘", °tiered for Apio) A. RUSSEL. Ageni 11,r ;h.., ner4, at hIS mire lit Maliantanen Pntt-v;11•. May 3. 1861 rots s ALE --A I.!. THAT !Art Ntlkrntin) 14 to ti, r t enter o r ch.mhers and :Itahan tang" `li" l ., 14 .vt0:, tit) fo , t front Ott Maltantaitßn c 0 . ,. and tit depth running to litirch Apply DAVID /'VILLAS. 3-If Jan. I. 't.s() PUBLICATIONS, Sm. 13 ROTHER JON ATHA NS, 6.r the rerni%ed and for sale wholesale and rein!! B. HANNAN. is— No% '29, EW BOOKS.—The Thrnry of Human Pro. I. err ,on nod nalu prohatsiltti of !Inman Juf.tire . The Cleo h of Creat mil, or the Seriptatrul Do , trioe roittaJSted with the Geological Tleory —by Eleezer Lord, The ftrcrrn•< of an Old )lard, iiinatratinns elwei, the )1a n ~rWa k , by D onic i r.M Je r t n bt 1, 1 41 rem vv.! a it.l . for sale Ly 11. BAN NAN . N.. v 1451 1211. NK FORRE: , TER'S r:r111 Spnrir, of thr I'ni r Ind Staioq, INN I.! a MI n ter'+ Life. Cnlnniitn:• in South Africa, Sea. the inrinin, , wa,bowinn and foe. (;rneralo —by freadl,. Napoleon 41.1 ffla Ala rxhnlic—by do—Engel her Willi a bag.. r ,Ihny of oil, f V.klirahle ill,f n. relveci and I.r ,Os al 11 P.V.VSAN'S Cheap Bonk Slot. 47-If r Nnv v itN DI( 4111 . ot :Met Isan 13 I , E n gine work and Emzineertng. illlp4teatort wiil) four 71)mpintl vilrraviLL, on n and n of the mr.cl vllnable work: ever just complete(' and bound lo 2 Svc, vnlnntea, and for sale at It. II %INN N'S, ('heap Boot. ainre. Nov. 1 4 :4 47- B - ANC l(OFT on I.”rillanent Coloro—One copy of 1h1• xr7c,l e and valiloll. vi /ilk for ,ale'rlielp by H.IIANNAN. Nov. 21; P , !:1 47 , of the priest, and are pupils of Loyola in the spirit of Voltaire ! In this mixture of ranks 1 of abject belief, of vulgar assent, and of in - - Jolene infidelity there is always enough to 1 , A NTie A t. A um . s. Ar In.. Amerman monk .1 - i V./Church )1.'1., one itt the tweet Music Book% p.. 71- involve national disturbance. and toconsum- IN,I-4. ,Ju.l ref e.v...1 and ;or 4:tle xitolevale and te r t mate universal revolution : exrept where the tall at R. ItANNAN•s ; government is military, and where the sot /Mean Ronk and Misi«dlaneous Store . diet .. _ r _ re ~ • Nov. 1."., 1451. 4f.— I is uncor opt 1. , ' ' " Let it not be supposed from the tone of 1 (ICH Ulf Lif.ll.l. HAVEN .111 A P.—sN li It - our observations that we. are hostile to the; ...3 • ormoeml Itll 0111 IT.ltlYni %V lin pant ay.,/ 1,01)1,- 1. • i•ld ti 1/ sl 504 treedoin of nations. Hostility of that order try paper re .111 , •ri .i. . the . up. 'M INIS, In ad vaior—.nt Ilrew i-e $l. NI. 4 would contradict the character of our coon- ticSav J. Ci. CUMMINGS Editor. I / try.. We have exposed only the pretences to Srhitylkill Raven, Pa. 2:1ly i patriotism—the love of plunder- under the - -- - -- _ -- • plea of reform—the hatred of older under the GENERAL INTELLIGENCE orrICE. pretext of right—and the convulsions of EO- M ES . \Vint F.N A:k D rtitt.mer.N WANTED. cloy under the affectation of independence." tkl y 1 ;Z:" a ",;, i u ;,',,P i , r ,',"., 1 ,7 1 ',', 1 :, 1 ,71 1 ,.",,',.V,; 1 ",,`„,rj, 1 0 "';`,; "We affirm in the most Unequivocal man 1,, -....011. ~,-hoic ti; cul l & y any and ail kinds of hands, ) net, that to be free, nations must he protes lyb,rpr. ~ s• rsatit.. will receive useful liiformattes !am. The Popish religion is utterly incom by calling al On otli , e of the subscriber in Market 1 • mu z et, ruitnrille. l'a• al. Terms moderate. patible with freedom in any nation. The N. St. WILHON, J. P. Shirr of the altar is the stare of the throne.— Lind Agent and General Collector. NN'eprove this by the tact that no Popish 14-1 Y I country in the world has been able to pre serve or even to have a conception of the sim plest principles of civil liberty. 11 we are told that France is tree, the obvious reply is. that though France is the least Popish .of all Popish countries, it still has the Conscription; it has no habeas corpus, and nd journalist can discuss any subject without exposing himself to government, by giving his name. Would this be called liberty in England ?" • 11 UM IK"$ ENGLAN 1). ti v4IIIIIIIPA far only •91 40 1100 wiTligto-1.40.1 for -114 - by B. ['ANNAN. Nov. 22, ", I . • JunP7 l',l April 5, ISM STILL LATER FROM TIIE CITY Pllll.ll' 110ITA sty OUI. I) RE spert fully Inform hi. old cu.:tamers and the pliblie generally. that he has .ntkro the eatenaire Couch Makin; EH tabit,hpient or l'rede rick 11. MIIII•r, where he is now Pon; th do all k inils of rit rr lag., making. and all Ion; experlioce in the loo;inrw hope: to he able to give generalpallsT.Olon to all On..e who may tali hpon him. V, '-.. pottsville,Octoltilo.lSso. 40—tf ""--i-- F. FORD VE3DTIAN BLIND AND iIP lIRANSPARENT INDOW Shade Manufacturer, 1 Wnolesala and etall, No. '2l, South 8 Street, Philadelphia. LETTORED SHADES for Store Win dows painted to oriler,. ALSO need 111Inds;" Hoff Shades, l'aper burtal Curtain?. Fireboacd_rialeir, Oilrlbthe,..dic. , Gift ricirnices. Bands and Ph% ike.,Tric Draptriy Cuttitint - '''' ' Miguel In, MI ~ ~• -;~ ~~~+ ,JOURNAL GENERAL ADVERTISER. THE MAIDEN 01•' THE %DIEU/ V.:11 r inniz 4:1:1,!v "ver the mountain. over the tore.t the'daie I Itni and fr pai the heaven , locki•tl n, on Ith,and rrth•- 1.11,e the white of a m.arriter froutl Irer ;hie!: e crti Chi the grar and tna , t) Innuntam-in dw a heavy mantle hung. ('vet The temPe't c giant +hoaiderx. ac he rose from ,lumber. [king ; . And it , fringe of gloom de.cended a:: The ~ .browled vit;e, asnumz. 'there I.vag mirth and revel In the Max• weirs vaqle-hall NI:NI) ui warrmr. met f , r whilst Wilton!. nix.m the Watch and Ward kept am.t.lll Donald Bane. thi • tai wart .enese ha! Moot and trusty than was Denali Pane ;—at Na.eby had be bled, And at Werster, where. 1,1, brood, the Sawa ,od grew red ; Sturdily :t rode he now the eanipath, with n men -tired urniuul tread Through the wleantlng turret easement , Donald looked wti low:zing peer. Whenoe the ',lmd of harp and itibroeli broke liy time, upon 111 , ear • Clod, oil goblet. ela...h ni trenchor, voiild the .turd' yeoman hear Gloomily round [he frowamg tistrMs. and will the shattered 10-se. ( ;lard <hadow, oft I e phantom, 1.'1°1141 [hr .oldicr'• V icon Shapes i hat angi ply lowan' Owl!' cloudy WIN.. 11. :OA, Slowly .tro(le the .ialwart wttli or. him .word: ‘vah.a, to re.voli• revel. -al Ilar 11..1.1.• had : Ana a , e,,re or valiant vlia•llnal. t•lintl..l Oleo board ilwre ua. wll.l S r I)ttliclut Cari , brot.ke, wltli ottattrtt eitin itatt Slant A I Illon;. anti t.l;tintonte I - milac llt. anti red: , to., lianaltitnatt , And Lord ('ateile.te•e, take anti erni.l, wait a titer like altgel la, t GEO. II POTTS 11-o a 0 .11,1.1. %volt lin: many a lordly hannrr tioffi it.. {oil Ini rrl I%ITIT Hill I IM .Meld and Ilan Clayey. huh¢ the ~1 Them all I ',...r teini tire and -feel bond :-I Irl iii_ 1 Cl:l%er- rilltli4i I, ii tit. Wllll hi- lip ei.riipre..tril. lit , I..iel(eitil dad:. hi. 11314:III% .131 i It WI Ot 11 . - 111 d he ..Wore i , / Iliad: NV 10i t" 01 01 flame 10 ' 1.4"1n ' way to the north. Ni(p lil rSVOII2 . I, .01IS ul nlilen nine. to qurll the 1..1%0;12 Dane. Or drive the during Si nit hron fur tviiin I:ertvii•t. eteitleil plum : i.r inan hail hared blood In drum Brenthim; vent.rettn,- r6de Lord (laver., with rhil a- nivhd : And be , ide !Hirt Jaime 'no kw; 1t21,1 .1 lid the livree and frantiv I lal!ye-!1, with lip , heard (.1 •th-er white. Grade they forth wait Inner nod It:hitter. lode they tort h 3.tv ilt -fret and lound. And they swot e to tookc a tle-ert pien.nnt And to .I:ty. It hero rt It awl nit ar oot:chanter,' Into& MB ;BLACKWOOD ON ROMAN ISM. •• The ellilar of Paris which cast out the Bourbons, is the key to 'all the subsequent Europe." Divided between Popery and Infidelity. the European mind was prepared for politi cal tumults. Superstition degrades the tin ders;audiug. acid makes it incapable of Rea son. Infidelity, while it snakes the world the only object. gives loose to the passions of the world. The one. extinguishing all enquiry, merges.' all truths in a brutish Wier: the oilier, disdaining all experience. meets all truth with a frantic incredulity: The first temptation to political disturbance finds both ready. The refusal to '• give to find the things that are God's." is inevitably followed by the refusal " to give to raisar the things: that are Caesar's... (;(:u. 11. Purrs 11-11 We are not the pariegyists of Austria. We do not expect to see her giving liberty to the Italian dominions. We do not even be lievethat ,iny Popish government will ever he fit so receive liberty : the slave of super stition must be the slave of power. The man into whose house a priest can enter at will, ransack - fits library and tear the Bible front los bands, has no right to man whom apr can command to send his wife and childr to the confes sional. to'do penance iu his oWn person and to abjure the right of inquiry into the most solemn of human concerns, the truth of his religion. is already in the chain—has no claim to the sympathy of freemen--and is as incapable rif freedom as he is of religious li beratton." It is impossible to make a Popish popu- I lawn industrious, or a lazy population rich --if the Italian had rather beg than work' and relieve his sell-contempt by complain mg of his masters rather than gain a compe tence by honest toil—the remedy is as bode less as the complaint is imaginary. The laws of nature cannot be subverted for the luxu ries of a Lazzarone. The secret of the Papal liberalism is still undeveloped but it apparently lies in the. Papal principle of universal power. Grego ry VII. and Innocent HI. aimed at tins poy er by enlisting the vassal princes of Europe hut wheu the vassals were no more. the Pope bowed to the thrones, tried to obtain power by intrigue, and the Jesuits and con fessors took the place of delegates and . ar mie. A aew era had begun and a new source of power was to be employed, From the first French Revolution, the populace7havc been an element of overthrow. The two lollo‘v- Mg Revolutions have made that element more conspicuous, more disciplined, and con sequetaly more dangerous; but it is an evil acquiring strength alike with laxity of gov- • eminent and the passions of-the people. A mob had twice cast the mightiest monarchy of continental Europe, and the Pope of Rome became a liberal." to all Popish countries the peasant be lieves in the church with the blindness of ig norance : the towns-people worship-the im age for the sake of the festival ; and the tit). tnlity attend the altar through fashion, or tear ffillig 7.1 poetical Stun). IN FOUR PPRTs iti r \ r ririd Tllicological. DEAN SWIFT says he never knew a roan to rise to eminence who lay in bed of a. morning ; and Dr. Franklin says, valorises likie.may_trot. all day, but n er overtake his hostages," fhe following is from a work on Hie Cos_ tante and Toilet of all nation , . than the ear liest to the pri—ent pul,ll,llrd Ft 1 ,11,1: The Normaw:, some writers affirm, were remarlmlite for choosing the gatidiet tbr their :farm:eels. yellow alone exelptcd which ww , ordered to be worn by the it-NI.- as a mark (4 . inlamy. Their shins are re; repented as having been made of tine linen their doublets fitted tight to - their bodies, and tio:mobles wore them reaelint.; to the ankles: fretjuenq, tou. au embroidered zirtl le, adorn etl with - encircled the wai,t. But it wa.s"orou the , c,4rrt mantraity , that the "real est magnifieence a was displayed. one that belongrcd to Eicliasd.tire Fir is described as haying been ••nearly covered and shining orbs of solid silver', to imitate the heavenly bodies." About the beginning of the thirteenth rl'il- ' T „ N ewark , . The Advertiser salis, the only ace. tory, the ladies foudd their long narrow cuffs, • die manufactory in this country lib:rant ci hanging to the ground, very uncomfortalat 'established by a gentleman from Man-. they, therefore. adopted tight sleeves. Pe- I Y -- chaster, England. The manner of making lisses, trimmed with fur, and loose surcoats needles is described as very Interesting— were also worn, as well as irim!,/e.s. an art": some sixteen different processes being neees etc ot attire worn round the neck under thri. nary for their completion. ' The wire from veil. Embroidered boots and shoes fm - inedt which they are made is imported from Eng also, apart of their wardrobe. land. It is cut into lengths sufficient for two The ladies' costume, during the reigits oh needles each, and Mier being rubbed straight, Henry and Edward, was very splendid. The they are pointed upon rk stone, atithe rate of veils and. wimples were richly embroidered,' one hundred per minute. Tbey are then and worked in gold : the sun oat and mantle stamped with impressions preparatory for the were worn of the richest materials: and ilie . e e s, which are punched by a press, at, the hair was turned up under a gold caul. Towards the year 130 ft, the ladies' dres) rate of fifty a minute, and then strung upon fell under the animadversion of the matey u _s wires and placed in another machine to 'be lent writers of , tiled and fashioned into the form of needles. sensed as h f ing had tight sleeves and a worn a surcont and that day. The robe is repre ! The hardening is now done by a hot furnace, train., over which aY arid they are afterwards.tempered; straight , ened, and gathered into bunches of about 50,- mantle, with curds aad ta,F:els. •• The la- Imo e ach, which are saturated with oil and dies." says a poet of the thirteenth century, tied in a cloth and placed in a trough : •' were Itke peacocks and mar , pies: for the " I ' 7 ' with a heavy plank moving backward arid pies hear leathers- of a3arious colors, which forward over them so that after some nine Nature gives them: so the ladies love grange habits, and a variety ol ornaments. The r ,„ of days cha fi ng, in 04 manner, they are reliev ed imperfections :and rendered smooth for have long tails, that trail in the mud: so the Me final polishing. The'temper is then M iddies made their tails a thousand tom s b.u -d ger than those id Me peacocks and pies. - ken out of the eyes, an they are drilled to prevent their cutting the thread. The pictures of the ladies of that tone err- . tautly present us with no very elegant spiel- . • .. mens of their fashions:. Their gowns or to- PRV.EZING VP! nies are so immensely long, that the fair T, put out tire hundred dollars at intereett dames are obliged to hold them up, to vita- Irtv%uursell packed-in ire, and stay frozen. ble them to Move, whilst a sweet t r:o0 wit h ' suspended hie, till it amohats to a for trails after them: and over the head :i I rce ,sem s now becoming a possible resouree. round the neck is a variety of, or sub.:tom, he scientific men of France are, at present,. for, the wimple. which is termed a '20r,!•1. ' '-peculating on a recent instance of a young It encloses the cheeks and chin. and tell up- ' roan 'trough to life after - being frozen up on the bosom, giving the wearer very much c/crrn niati/i, on the Alps. It has given the appearance of suffering from :sore throat rise to a revived belief in the theory that life .or toothache. can he suspender! at pleasure, and criminals' 211:1, 11.itl NAVIGATION ON The various modes of native navigati, , n are very curious, and to strangers would seem particularlt dangerous, from the vast swarms Of alligators to wlt.eh I have alluiled, - but I did not learn that accidents often hap pened foot iheir extmordmary ,Moan' tac tics one plan is to take fhe slim of a or goat, as whole as poss.dde, aud into a bag, whit h they-mgemously yuntrive so to stitch that it is completely air'.. -tight.. and which is inflated when required - fin . It is then laid on their breast, aml two fore lees are brought round and listened to gether behind the nerk : to like manner. the two hind uses are pas•ed 'r,noti the watt and tied behind the hark: the basket nr pat cel' which they carry is ta , tencd either to their shoulder or fixed ou their turban, :mil they then lay thenesek th(wn upon Cbe water, and propel thews( k - t s 'c, their ario aud legs at a very rapid rate. This mod, (.1 travelling is CWIIIIIOII 10 Ihe Couliet-, the tishertnen, and even to those. who- may t r. casionally require-to (•ross the rtl cr. 11.crc is another plan equally strange tool mote surprising to the European travellt r, which is by means «I . a large earthen ware v(..ssel of a globular form, with an opening at the top : (he traveller places ibis primatite ar go,y cattle the up:tiny.; against his c hest, and the air routalutd within it, as sufhoient to bear up him and his td,lnng root. and he boldly swims or sails--1 knew not which to rail it -np and d o wn the tiver. propedinl; himself b% and c‘isting his net most dexterou,ly. I have ecn b-tv thluos any-1 where which more excited inv wonder than these two txtfaordinary floats, or buoys I for tliel are nothing more--and the ease and - rapidity .with which the navigators (fatted from point to point won.lerful. par tient:lrk to the stranger.--,'gist , ist n .VOl - rcd wills 111311% TIIF. Ai; .-vr a OF' T&IF. DEAD SEA Mr. Robert .1. Graves. M. D. hat. commu nicated to the Edinburgh Phdoo 7 ./ocai nal, a very interesting article on the causes why the waters of the Dead Sea are destituie of fish and other marine animals. Thu Dead Sea contains no living thing within it , fatal boundaries, vet du salt sea, -o taripai: in story, is supplied with water 1101» Iresh water rivers which abound in add vege tables. The surface i,l the Dead Sea is feet below the level of the :Mediterranean, lilts feet deep, tin miles long, and 9 broad. It receives all the waters of the Sea of t alt lee. A et - ifi - ecT -- -chart of this old lake was never given to the World_unul the expedition under Lieut. Lynch surveyed it. The lull credit of this important fact is given In our country be Mr. Grave-. It had been stated by Dr. Rubinson and Mr. Warbucton,Hhat the shores of the Dead Sea were non-volcanic. but the expedition brought, some specimens of lava and scoria, thns refuting former accounts. There is another sea in the world just like the Dead Sea of Sodom, this is. the great Salt Lake of the Mormon country. discovered and exidored by Lieut. Fremont. Thisiake contains no living thing within its bosom, and it also receives the !resit waters of Lake The waters of the Dead Sea of Jordan contain 4I per cent. of saline matter, con sisting of chlorides of potassum, sodium, ca I cium, magnesium, iron, Manganese, with bromide of magnesium. This saline im preg,natton acCcunts for the abcrnee of all vegetable and animal life. The waters of the Great American Salt Lake are nearly of the same composition. and present similar phenomena to that of the Sea of Sodom. HOW II V S 71i OBTAIN OSTRICHES A favorable method adopted by the wild bushman for approaching the ostrich. and other varieties of game, is to clothe himself in the skin of one of these lards, in which taking care of the wind, he stalks about the pl a in, cunningly inn:Dung the gait and nits- Lions of the °And,. on; ii wiihin range, when ,with a well directed poisoned arrow from la is title bow be can generallt; seal the late of any of the ordinary varieties of game. These insignificant looking arrows are abont two feet six inches in length: they consist of a slender reed, with a sharp hone head. thor oughly poisoned with- a composition. of which the principal ingredients aye obtained sometime?, from a succulent herb, having thick leaves, yielding a poisonous milk} , . juice, and sometimes from the jaws of snakes. The bow rarely exceeds three feet 1. in length : its string is off'twisted sinews.— When a Bushman finds an ostrich's nese be I ensconses himself in it, and there awaits the return of the old birds, by which means lie generally secures the pair. It is bv'means of these little arrows that the majority of the fine plumes a e obtained which grace the heads of the fair throughout the civilized *orld.—A hitter's Life en South Africa. 11E BELFAST JOFRNAL tells of achap who ,tepped into a store where liquor was ke• for medicinal and mechanical purpo ," and produced a large bottle, which he desired to have filled. Upon being asked for whit purpose he wanted It, he said. mechanical•—he was going te! make au ox-yoke in the afternoon ! ' . NO. 49 .=rout 2brono. TOILET OF FAcnIVIN fltccllt in. COMMON SENSE rr. NONSENSE. ' Dr., F. Tuthill delivered an address -the • other clay before the Agricultural Society of Suffolk county, New York, and in the course of his remarks he touched upon " the false shame of labor" in the following 'manner : ' " The day - has already cone in our cities that if a r»an, stout as Alilo of old, has a-, load of wood brought to'hiS doori-and he really aches for the pleasure of handling it, yet he must hire a man to pitch it into the cellar, while he stands by,. nor:_ so much as touch a stick of it ejt pain of losing caste.--' _. (la stout sad vigorous citizen, whose mus cles swell with an excess of strength, ht's a • load of wood lying on the sidewalk, be may as well hang himself at once as be foolish enough to save a dollar and saw it up him- , self : yet it the ma» has pitched n in, and the grate is down so that he shall not be seen, we ate not sure but heMay saw on till doomsday, and no one esteetri, him less a man and a gentleman. If he curo and tackle his own horse, or lead him to stable when he has done with him, he is unpardonablyvol. gar. Ile would MI sooner be.Cauglit carrying a trunk the length of a block to an omnibus. , ' than stealing n body from a grave yard; yet '•' he will boast among kris friends of the enor. mous weight he carries in the gyeanassium, having paid a tee of thirty dollars . a year for the privilege. And his friends applaud his .. , lytnnastic expenditure as wise and exceed ingly judicious. - for sure." they say, " 'tow can a man live without exercise ?" In short, labor which promotes the ends ,of economy. . is au abominable thing : that which advent ,es their imbecility is a source of pride.— These soft-handed gentry nitty be our sons and brothers, but we fancy they must at times feel ashamed of our common father, .014- Adam, who farmed it in Paradise.!' NEEDLE MANeFACTOON. are to be frozen on experiment. The reader will already have inferred what a relief this offers to such unhappy ladies a 5 them"- , elves not eotemporary with the hearts they to win. They have only to be iced till rw,rtaken We should add that the above is I,v nu means a joke, however. The blood of a livinq man was infused into the veins ofthe tn. rn outh, and he moved and spoke. The IXptnment was afterwards tried on a hate, it the purpose, and with complete success.— /ionic Journal.,; 31 Ent(' L FACTS. Merclialits gelirvally lie of the billious, printer, of the typiltis—iind brokers of remit 'rat lever. tßuallv c,t , off with stone gravel rr ars p s !rain the world in fits—tho' 1I ;t it rthommer, rarely do I.ll , appmutud INuaily die of mortiti. -ult'r•t much from stitches in Hir• The children of coopers are never tree Irom Whooiliuf: cough. nor cumzr,.sl. , udi urat.or - s are neGer trou bled wall shortne.:. of breath, although fla utlence t but uncommon. lly ern are subject to the blues apd ballet ;ever, and cluck-makers ro the tie ticlloOrettux. Gla - iterz, are never ‘v shout Ilrewer , are constantly Dickens. in one cif his inimitable tales, in the course of a dissertation on railroads. !zive, the tbllowing graphic description of a locurnolive and / A , (4) 114 e ,ingein, a / nasty, wheesm. creitkin, gra-pin, pun, bussin monster, al ‘vay. out of breaiti, with a shiny green and te. ,old hack, like an unpleasant beetle in that "are glass magnifier : as to the ingein, as ip always a pourin' out red hot coals at night. black smoke iu the day, the sensiblest thin; it does, in my opinion, is yen there is something in the yay, and it sets up that ere frightful scream, deli seems to say— ' Nuw here's two hundred and forty passen- E, , er , :a the werry greatest extremity of da grr. and here's their two hundred and forty ~cream, , in run.''' EOECATION. Education only makes our sons and daughters proud and lazv,7' remarked an old litslitoned thinker to us the other day. We believe that in such cases, the children either derive these 'qualities from the eample and character of the parent. or else the latter has not been gifted with brains and education eL, ilzh to know how properly to train ,up their children. Such fruit, however, is'the product of a very shalloW education, and we recommend Pope's sentiment to the consider ationas showing where thh failing is. •• A little Irzl.rriiiig• ei a dangerous thing, I iroik deep or taste not the Perian Spring, For -hallow dray gius intoxicate the brain, Ibit drinking largely sobers us again.' UsEs or 'rim HA tr.=:=—Being a bad con ductor of heat, it secures and equalises the warmth of the body. It defends animals from the sun's rays, and from the bites of insects. when piercing the skin to suck blood or to deposit eggs. It reduces concussions from blows : hence warriors had plumes of feathers or horses' tails on their helmets.— its uses over the ey ebrotirs;on the eyelids,and at the entrance of the ear, areobvtous. The hair makes us sensible to external objects; thus we Wel a fiv on the' ht ir 'of 'our head when die creature is nt a considerable dis tance troll' our skin. The long hairs on the upper up of t lie cat, and other feline animals, are an agent of tonely.-11'eskytBanner. Tne Citir-s is ITALY.—III Italy the crucifix is the-lirst object put in the hands of the child, and it wears this figure upon its neck as an amulet. At the marriage altars the nuptial rings have the same image en graven upon them. •At the funeral it is seen again, and finally upon the tomb. From the cradle to the grave it is the daily emblem of the people. in approaching a city, town or hamlet of Italy, the first object seen in the sky is the Cross : it gleams upon the ban ners of her armies, and glistens upon the breasts of her soldiers: it rises upon the pm nacles of her towers, and looms Upon the •moon-sail-masts of her navies. • F. 11.1 ,, Of NIA.AF:A.—The gross pow. er of the Valls of Niagara is, according to 13Iackwell's observations, equal to, that of nearly seven millinna of horses: .others, from different data, make it as high as ten or twelve millious,'and even more. In fact, taking into account the constancy of hie op• ['ration, the effort of this great cataracLwill bear a comparison with that of the entire adult laboring population on the lace of the glObe. ' e j..7 . TUCK!: I 5 nOthing like lore and hun ger to drive a man mad ar-make him happy. Next to a feast upon a seventeen yeak old pair of sweet lips under the grape vines by moonlight, is a foray upon a platter of.cold brains after fishing for suckers all day. The one fills the poetic heart, and the other the hungry stomach. LI
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