13010' AT EICOVROON TRUK& • TIIIt.4IDELPIiIA AND ItEADll'i RAILROAD. (IN and atter SENDAI', June 44.11, 1852, and on es t./kV fallowing Banday, until further notice. an Express Esenrsion Passenger Train slit:Heave Pliita denahla at 71, A. bl.,aird return from Pottsville at 4 P.. 41., same day, stopping at all Way Bouts on thc: Line and at the following stations at the hours stated Vt' vaitts• g ) DOWN Tii•lS. ITime i Stations A.M. atfon! Leaves .31.1 • Leaves fottsville 1,1,0 Passes Ptornixvillo 11+.31 ,Passes isit.eartion 4.67 PortFlowii .• $. Raven f 4.16 " llradin! i 9.7.1 " R e ading 5.21 Haven ittl;.43 Pottstown 600 •• 111 'pheenixtrille 6.20 Arrives ArPtali.viltri II DO 'Arrives at Phila.Pa. , ;.30 - -- - . - - FARES. For the pain/ trip, no and down, in No. lean!: rr.,nl Phitad,lploa toPhamilville and back.farne 113 y,.. 6 I 1 40 ...... .. ..75 Mil .• . " ollst. ~,, " . •• .2 5n •• ~.• - •' S. Haven. Mt. Carbon & roltrville, iOO rbettling In l'otb , s Me and bai.l, tothle day, ISO rip 1..; . ,, imernre tamed weds theee trains. All T1r5..1.. fort be ruirba.ed bethre enielin7 the ears. May V, 1;-.' , ..'. _ ..•, • t. 2-1( PASSLNGgR TRAINS 56:17- lArrir r. or THE P111.1.111:LFIIIA READING /iZA Mao %11 , - : 4 UM R ARRANGI:3IC%T. Frw rfokolilphia to Pott,vit:.% On and alit.] May 1 7 „ 1,!'. 5 ". 1 % 0; ,,, nrl 1.0 ,go jris'enper Train% daily (-zond,ip , l'irwAvd,) bettterti Itr.sdirsg. and rill•. 711nr:NING LINO TIP- Ex pre, 71a it:31,1.5 Philadelphia daily except sur,daNe. Pt 71 t - o.l . luck, A. M. The 1,V.1y Ttnio Iravr4, PoliAy! Ile daily. elerpled at 7i Wrlo,-1,..A.,M. =RIB The Say Train 'saves l'hiladvlphia dailv. usrept Sundays. at at o'clock, I'. 14. 'The- Lure's Train !wave , . rottNvitie 413 ily, esserit Sundays, at .3;iii'clork, P. M. noun,: or PASSING PEAMING For PltilatCl;•hil at 9 o'clack.lo rninntes. A.-M., and 4 n•r4irk 51 Illifililt . M. P. M. FOT Pottsville at 9 (Vrloek 31 in I mot , A. M. and 6 wrioek P. M. 14011 Trains f.tr‘jall the litations along the line. FARES lit class tars 14 dater cirri *1 75 *1 45 Fo.3ll;ni. 1n Pilitntlititbla .I.; £l,lll,l'a In Pott„v One, li..Rot in Pottsville, coiner of Union and Ita ilroad rear of American Clouse. Passengers cannot flier the cars unless provided with a ticket. - Flity•pounda of baggage wilt he allowed to each pas- F., ; :er Jo the.. lines, and pai4engers are eipreAftly prottibitod Crum taking anything a. baggage but their wear ink lioparl, which will be at thwrisk of its By onler of the Hoard of Managers. B..BRAUFt inD, Secretary. 23-tf tune.•,, 15,51. LITTLE SCEVELEELL RAILROAD. ant r„,- O . VTIIE li t ly i l i t . :;: d el n lL I VI c .R o t a Lt c h o ':g a zrjrott I N AND AFTER TUPSDAV, APPAL I, 13.'4, the l'a.lenzer Train will have Tamaqua daily .(iiiinday e x e eroed.) at t o'rinck A. M. and 11 o'clock I'. IR, and connect lilt the Morning and Afternoon Trains Iran Prineville, oil the Readirießailroid. Returning, it kayo Pori Clinton. on the arrival of tile Morning Tiainfrorn Philadelphia on tbr Rend in Railroad. PARE. To Philadelphia, - ,r Port Clinton. JOIIN ANf£R?OS Cilneral Anent Tainaqua,April 19, 1!151 15-If eiv.".l.ti.llk'fri*li4 2 'S NO LI °want), cum & CO.'S E.X PIIESS 11. IA We are prepared to receive and ru, ward lially per Pa,c4l::er Train, (our iliipre.444 Car be g" - 411na4,4 4:: ch:irre of ,‘Pori,Jl meesenr.ers) Inercbandize of all riptioos.NickageN,blindlr,,q,ciedrank itotrg, &r, m-4:1; 14oritchlar attention paid to collect :tic 14:4144 and Account..... Paqageß and Coo:14 dent erect Early to all intermediate ptacem between Philadelphia' TottaVille. Offices— Centre Street, Pottsville; No. 43, Suitt!' Third Street. Philadelphia; N 0.6 Wall streei,, New York So. S 'owl Street, Bolton. IroWARD,,BARI. & Co. April l s„ I5.:1. 144 If LIM . GUTS Sc. TOLLS ON COAL r _ U I't ICE OF VI I: & DING It• !Lana ( 7 0. ph/dear/sic Sept. 2, Ibsl. On and after the fdlt instant, the Rates of FREIGIITIS TOLI.B on 'Coal, transported by this Company; be as follows, until further notice FROM Tip lanond, 'eolade :alined Plane Mretown, G.•rrnanlnwn'R R., of Sehuylkill, Nlltuyunk. ..prittZ Mill, & Ply th R. it.. 3 ; ts' r ,, rt ?"....nnray, aNey Forge, ,n,litzvill,, ~ •s rom, t ; ~„,,,, n...vi11 , . \'‘.. BEM .:n'n' Rradinz & er ul Lite. Board - ut Nlais:Auvis. I:{l.A to-tf 1111E1 SOEIIITLWILL NAVIGATION. Etit , Etaro:6-r•=4. )1; NAT IGATI ,, N; CO IIrA Pi V, 1 Sekt. r. 11 , 42. j k 11) cPTCR the SfUh ebarre tot the uf l'aN.,tf fur Tt,ll nu A taihntrile Coal, carried the sl fll N A VIO Will 1,1 - • a, fotte,e,. rh. r y. • 11.1 M (lg. ' rfA rIM. 1 114. Hi'ad•Anhta, 7O , I 9 67 ' 60 '!..2.c ,11,1 k. 70 - 69 . 67 1 60 ~C •Ma11,55 i 51 ' 5.1. 1 i 45 :Nh,h4;i4cen. . 55 ! 54 • ke i 45 .' , Tr.mit - li Dm, - ' 55' 51 451 i 45 n .pt rt : 55 5 , 0 :- tt !45 \ ,, N.6nvn, " 55 i 51 -! 52 : 45 firrawdv, . 52 i LP ; 49 • 43 y 1'.,r0. L2 i 511 . 49 ; 43 t"•,, 1 1 1111.' 52 1 50 . 49 ; 43 roviderde, 50 • 44 ; 47 ; 41 titville, 44 ; 4 - 4 45 ; 40 t•.= 1 aid, Cr . 41 ; 45 1' 40 to - 0 1A1';.:. ' 4.1 -,: 47; ; 45 ' 40; lintari. , 40 1 -4 . 5 1 43 ; 39 .boriwgll, ' 40 I .45 43 i 39 13 . d'''S 10 1 30 43; i I!! -19 : 311, 43 1 411" 40 . 30 40 ; 39 37 , 33 35 • 5 . -1 33 ' .4, It. se MIZI rharge i• ill be per ton of TM Ito= ,lesr= five per Ik for wamtr, aP uPtanl..and no chugo an twenty -11v: ante per ton 0 in Ire made for d. r of tbs Manager.. F . FRALty, pvutidrnt 37-tr MEM mlitylwrmm7;,m Of EDUCTION OF FREIGHT ON MEILIIIANDISE% to c0mm..... Ntiort. I. lIATES OF FIZLIGOT PER 100 . 7.7 ; • . »3 z 7,7 TRAN.IN , ItTED : i:.,3.—RittttnionusCoal„lltici. , l Iron tole, Limestone. Pig-Iran. rla. rum. Cif.,.—Filoorns, Burr 81t.r1.0, ern t, I:rind.tones, Guano, Laths, t ' Railroad Iron. !teary, Roan, } -10 9 tig• 5 1 ells , silts , StnnOen, T.;r, Torpen- I ,Tonbc r ;old Lumber. J C:a.:.; —Ale. Beer and Porter. •-•• Pot and Pearl. Dark, Dailey, I • and Horns, rtarel. s . Catt Ont Liquara, Grain. I • l' , linr., , ,rtmztl; Dar nr .. , ,Ared Iron, WHOA* Pitons. Flat ' Railroad Iton. Lead and Shot,' Potatoes,, Nails Lnd Spikra ;Pros,, tour, Surer, Saltpetre & ; ''l4ll,4lArtel,'t Ciao • —Apples. Bran. B..trt.rl ... .r ., Tair. , ,Earthpn-svareEgg ol ,l 'T. 4 :(exceptthiirestated)benip & entirty. .•. Lather, Lire Stork. Mannfac- } 17 etc 9 era ~f lr, n ,a, 'Machinery; O i l . O Y O- Paints. Raw Hide*, Rapt. Rl+ . Iron, steeds, Steel, Sweet I & Wire- Czz , v—ltooks nod Stationtry,l '"Pd sho,..Eamphinn & Spirit ( inns, tans% and Que,nso are, ;",• I onf..monerv. Dry G00d.;., 7.2 ft!. liits Meat aid-Frutt. n LN , n4s. flops: nf Wined and AVonL STEAM CAR FACTORY. ft.wp_ I , hes Ica ve to inform the public tbat to their former siT.Am chraw; and FUUNDIW, they hare recently put up Marlittlery and - Sbops for the manufacture of tL e AR: 4 . TRI;t:Kel and whet : Rail !load Cars, by !,,,a-pr, Which nuablex them to r=ecite all that only much twtter, but with greater :• 3, ‘ h iind at the. vary lowest prices. !laving thus eitenvis e preparations, and requirin: %rota thiv kind, will find it to s drantazt in give them a call. 17.41G5! BANNERS! FLAGS! „ ArrENTIoN, ! `t l Pol7,of Hl.Air:S and BANNER or ey- MI& of BIINTINti. COT . E:e , nr nottorx, and Staff., ~ for nil ?aril.' for tip- approaching Cano n rtrt4 NIEETINGg. cirtng; it()C,'„lF.:Tleta and At.,Enn ean be eupplied With any qrrantity, at low fit NTI NG and 811. E: Paley the , pieee or T., at. WM. G. MINTZER'r3 Fringe, Cnrd and Tat..el &oft. L 31 ti 0.83 North 3d St., Phttadelphl3, 1852: , , • 1463131 {{_Time f P. Id. WYOMING SI2llllNaltY, i • KINGSTON. LVZERNE COUNTY, PA. ' 'pills Institution has one of the most desirable In cations In :Cathryn Pennsylvania Kingston is a quiet, pleasant and salubrious village. one mile Wert of Wilkesbarre, and accessible by daily stages from all parts of the country. The school has now been in nper anon ,evrn years, during which its pa tronage has been. liberal and fronsiantly increasing. Through the,tounificente of Win. Swriland. Esq. an ad.titional Seminary building, an by .50 fret. and tbire unties high. has Just been completedoind by the liberality of lion. Zibi lieunett; the School Li how furnished with a vahiableand •stensive library. entirely new. The Chemical, Philosor.hkal and As talon:mai Apparatus of the. Instituti4n is , regatda, by ail who have knowledge of li. as or a high order, and ample. InT full espernurnis in Nalltral. Silence. The Itoard of Instruction for the ensuing Year is as follows: , • WS,. REUBEN NELSON,A,„ n Trine ipal and PM fen&Of of Mental and Moral Srfence. 1 • Rev-YOUNG C. SMITH, A. M., Professer ht An cient Languages. • MVEIZS, A. 11., Professor of MaShematles and Natural Science ,.Rev. JOIIN A. nramet.T.prorrssor or Lerman, and Assistant in Ancient I-angnasei. 11. De LAPLACE, Protector or French and Spanish Language,. JAMES W. WESTLAKC, Arsi.lant in Mathemat ics and Teacher of Vocal NinAie. 1 05 2 75 ROBERT IL TUBB& M. I)., Professor arAnatorny and l'hysiolnv: Miss EMILY CARPENTER.. Precentrers; MN JANE 3,14 ELSON, Teacher of Drawlng and Painting. les ELLEN C. RORIE, Teacher of Music. The. Public will perrelye that the institution is nu tlet the supeivislon and instruction of a very full Boatel of Teachers, and the patrons ate assured that nu Flies will be 'spared to promote the most thorough nnproveinent of all theyupils. '• . The necessary expenses at this histitution are moderate. Board is 91 30 per week ; Washing, 3 7 1 per dozen; and Fuel, 92 50 Per year. . _ . Term of !Term of) Term of • 12 weeks 117 weeko l3 weeks Corn. Eng. trenches, 33 31 $4 74 $3 e 2 Higher do do 446 632 181 Ancient & Modern Lan- guagen, 6 14 8 70 6 66 Drawing , &Painting.eitra, 2 h 0 - 3 95 3 . 02 Music, with use of the Pi ancixestra, -11 17 -15 52 12 10 .- Hoorn rent in Seminary, (male i.turlents,) 112 1 58 1 21 Cheinirai and Pliiinnophi- :al Lectures, 56 - 78 60 Embroidery, Extra, 2 21 3 13 2'40 The whole expense ror floard,Wailhing.Firel,Lights, and Tuition in the liinhen English branches, Inc one year, will Hot exceed $lOO. -, cm.llN Dun F(1I( 1852-53. The Academic year in divided into three lerrilg. $3 on 15t T , •nn routotenres Aug. 19; 1952, colillialles .12 perks—Varati❑n of one week. 24 Term corninencp,4 ?gni , . 17, 1651,,colititiure 17 sceelu.—Vacatinis Imo weeko. Terin cnninwnfes Match 30, I 553, coptinues 13 wee►.—Vacation The eir4lipline of the Institution rombinre mildness With firmness, inculcating sound moral and religion* principles, persevering industry, strict order and cor rect 41eportinent. Students are received at any time, though it is very important that they should eine, at!the coat mencernent of the term. Catalogues of the-Semina ry, and any Information relative to it. can be ob tained by addressing the itinetpal or either of the undersigned. D. A. SIIEPARD, Toesidenl of the Board of Truaters Lonn BUTLER, Nee' . in • g.too. Sept. 4,1 l 2. 2fLl y POTTSVILLC ACADEMY. " V till undersigned having bean entrusted w ith 'the directlou of the Pottsville Academy. takes the lib erty to recommend this Institution to the patronige of the public. The Principal, who received his edu cation in the best universities Of Germany and Paris, and who ban been for several years engaged in teas-b -ine in this cauntry„wdlteach ancient and nindern pages. the Latin,Greekilebrew,German and French, the higher branches. 61 Mathematics, as Geometry, Al gebra,Surveying,Mensuration and Calculus,as well as Natural Philosophy and the principles ofehernistry whilst Mr. J T. Sem:gaga, a graduate of Yale Col. lege. and a practical Book-keeper, will take charge - of the English branehes,as Spelling, Reading, Writing, Composit ion,llhetorie, Arith metic,•ll istory and Ger.- gra phy. The principle:, of Itook.keeping will be taught and the pupils exercised in the keeping of fictitious accounts by double entry. Even the smallest boys wilt be faithfully taught by the leachers themselves, and to young men an opportunity will be afforded to prostente their studies as far as at any of our 'com mon Coltegrx. With a strict discipline shall be com bined a respectful and kind treatment of the 'cholera. Pupils from abroad can be arcominndated with board ing on moderate terms, in respectable private board ing houses., The terms oftnition are a n hitherto, $2l yearly, fir Languages. $S extra. The year Is divided into 3 sessions, tat finm the let Monday in Sept. to New Year, *lO, extra $3 ; 2.1, from New Year to the. 2,1 Monday in April.a7 and 02 50 extra; 3d, froin thence to the 3d Monday in July, $7, and *2 50 sutra. link payable at the end of the first notion of each session .11 is highly important Om every scholar should enter the Sam' with the commencement of the first Sesolon. L. ANGELE, Principal.., July :it 36-IY • g ea 70 65 1% 45- 70 I 65 !• 45 70 f 5 ;' 45 70 f. 5 . 45 70 ' 65 i 45 70 65 45 70 h 5 , 1 45 55 50 1 35 150 1951 I JO 45 ;0 25 40 15 215 :15 I : , 20 25 no 15 1 05 ' 20 15 •' 05 2(1 15 1 •115 21) 111 05 • 110 IHI ]r ' 95 1 on S; 1 09 n, ; 95 I ni) 1 10 i CLOTHING! Clothing!! CLOTHING!!! TIIE unit ettensivo atrortinent of / Clothing in to huylß ill County. from WI to:Miter rent. rlie.iper and better made than eon be. purchased elsewhere, is at •• (l l) OAK HALL , ' corner of Centre and Mahanton go Streets. A inazniiireni assortment of PALL and WINTER CLOTHINf;. of the mosi fashionable styles. is now on hind and ready for silent prices i hat DEFY COlll - An every article cold at this establish ment is nisnitfactured in Pottsville, it is, therefiire, el pr,..gly adapted to tins region. and offers grieit mi ss i i ii,g t , to miretiasers over all the rery tifferiot Ciro mad,. Main , . liN E TRIAL will prove ibis. beyond all 1:10Ubl, ter any who are strangers to the fart ; and thoari who have not yet purl a [ISM/ their PALL or WINTER Clothing, will tin well to rallanitjudgefor thenmelVes: An immense , variety of . BOYS' CLOTHING. . EMM Sit itable for the sesson, at extremely low priers. / Remember the old stand," 01.1) OAK HALL," coy net 0P Centre and Mattantonza Streets. 7.: • I 1 - . 4 c L cliwAnD T. TAYLOR. Proprietor. (Late Lire' e,cwrr I:: TAB 4011, Importers of Cloths tnd llry Goode.) 111 A CARD.—EDWARD T. TAYLOR. 15Ierrliant Tailor, Wlllllll respect fully ran the a itAntion otitis no; merons friends and the public to his Fall and Win.: ter Stork or e.tothe, eassimers. Elerant Vestlngs; &cc., selected from the hest machete, which he Is pre.: pared to make Op to order, at very moderate prices. An assortment Gloves,Kerchlits,fluependercillik Shirley. &c. 31 North IVharres,aboreArdi Street, Pht!tura,' () rrcit to ! .le, at Inweat market rates, 11,300, Common Oil, suitable for greaoing, ,! Itals. relined oil. for machinery, 4,775 " Bleached Winter and Spline Elephant' rind White Oil, Sperm, Adamantine. a nd Crystalline Candles., 10,00 (WE Relined Miners' 011, free from dirt and, sediment, and light rothr. 3,000 Gals. Pure 14pron Winter and Bpring! • ' strained, 125 BM,. Cincinnati fArd Oil, ' p GILBERT & CO.'S New York Warr Rooms, 332; BROADWAY, Corner of AN- • TIIONV street, and oppositt Broad way Bank and Theatre, w 'ere the largest assortment of Pianpa Rd and :cohost the eelebrattd improved hltilean, may be lotind—ill of winch have the Afelittlic Frame, and are warranted to stand any clitnate;lnd give entire' satisfaction, and will be sold at great bargains. fly an experience of Errat sears, resulting in many im. portant improvements, the ikioleap' has been brought to a perfection attained by no others. Nearly 2,000 .Erileans have been applied, and the demand if rapid, ly lama-Aaiun. Elegant Ilcudoir or Cottage Pianos, convenient for small rooms. T. It. & CO,', Pianos see admitted to be superior to all others. owing to their firmest and hing standing in tune. Prices same as at the Ittannfactory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts. E. H. Wade's and the entire Boston cata- Inane of Music and Instruction Books famished at tins Store al wholetalf. lIORACE WATERS, Sole Agent ' MERGE! Conmantly on hand an extensive assortment of se cond hand Pianos In Rosewood and Mahogany rase■, varying in prices from *3O to *l5O. Second hand Xolean Pianos from *WO to ; 1275—Grand Pianos from 1130010 *7OO. ' Prince and Co.'e Melodeons tram 015 to *W. Catharta 1155 to *9O. Guitars frOm *lO to $75. dry. Arr. . . 'Aug. 29.1852. 35.2 m NEW WROLESAI.E AND RETAIL REDDING AND FEATHER WAREHOUSE, No. (;9 Kora. Suomi Street, bdaw drel,lplia. SADY-MADE Feather Beds, Boistem• altd pit, It lows •' 'Curled Bair, Moss, Cotion„and other Mat trams ; Bedstead', Cots. ttriutfortableo, Counter panes, Blankets, Sheets. Pillow Camas, Ticking, Bind mei, and Feathers ofevery description ; Curled Hair, Cat-tail= and Husks in every variety, tallied will be disposed oral the most favorable rates. Housekeep ers, Hotel Proprietors, and others are requested to call and ermine the goods before. purchasing. Par tieulsr.attention wall be civet, to ordered work, and the goods warranted to give satisfaction, and equal to what they are represented. SPIRAL SPRING M ATTILA USES, Oran improved pattern, on hand or made to order. WM. (HWES dc CO. .76.301 • VDER. & MILNEA , . 43-tf FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY DEPOT, No. 518 Market Strut, Ittivreu Sekryttal • SEVENTH and RIG lITLI, Phltird'a. TOIIISI C. fIMIN respectfully Informs the public of this and the adjoining eouni les. that he keeps always on hand a large and varied assonment of Fruits, Cakes and Confectionery, which be will igen as cheap as ran be bought at anr Mbar establish ment in Philadelphia. and be invites 'all persons who may want anything in his line, Wean and see him before purchasing Maembere.. 6 „arders (tom the coon. try ernt receive prompt eaten ton. . Ns, 1, 1851 MINE PUBLISHED EVERY s'ArrußDA.y By BENJAMIN__ BANNAN, P9TTSVILLE, SCHUYLICILLCQUINTY, PA. VOL. XXVIII. TERMS OF TUITION Qtrati.ty the trur tett of Cheapness Aa..rit forth.. Nev York, London and , Path fashions Pvittsviltr. Oct, 'I, . - BOLDIN & PRICE, VrHow, Brown and Flinty Soap 200 Obis. Biraits Bank and Tannpra• Oil. • Nay IS, Isn. • 211-Iy* 100 PIANO FORTES, Reid. 4,1.652 AND POTTSVILLE' I frlll teach 'you to pierce the bowels of the Marttit'and bring -out from •he.caocrns _ of Mountains, Metals which' will give strengthtoour ban& and subject all Nature to our use and pleasure.—Dr.,ollSson CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Io , IiOLESILE and RETAIL, ai the Philadelphia t `1 Watch and Jewelry Store; No, 95 North = • SECONV street, cornet of taIIARILY Phila- I deiphia. 1 ' Gold Lever i'Vatrhes, full Jewelled f IS Ca-' • • l rat CaseJ, • Oi:, v 0 I Silver do full .Isvel„ $l2 1 Gold Snelaeles, 7 (19 Silver Lepine, do It/ 1 Fine silver do ! 150: do • do do 9I Gold lltaci.leta, 3 00j Superior Quartiers, '7 1 1..-idiev'GliklPentils,l 00 Imitation do . 5 I Silver Te.ispoons,sek,s 00 Gold Pens, with Fenril and Silver Holder, 1110 Gold Finger Itings.:lll. to $0 Cents: %Tamil Glasses, plain. 121 errata; Fatent, !NI: Paii...11..25 ; other arti cles In proportion. All pools la arrantril lo he whai they ate sold lot. , '.e STA I'FFER, k! HOLLEY, e Suet eFsors to We'll:lra& On hand. some Cold and Silver Levers ana Lepineq, still lower than the above prices. - - • Aug. 21.1j052 - ' 35-1 y • REMOVAL- BRA DV & fili.lolT, s ign of the Big Watth.op rerisite Morthner's lintel. We invite our friends and the m 11,11,7111 Grneral to tall and emit- 1r..4 . 1.,,, ine our stock, as we tel confident 4 4.:L. , ‘ , .._....ttk it is the hest that was ever offer- -- —7 '' ad in this regiothand we will sett at Philadelphia prices. . Oor stock realists in part of a full assortment of (mid and Silver• Layer Gold and ; t3tlVer Lepinti Watches,Wateare, gilverTabe&TOaapoons Forks,tlinter-knives, &e. Plated Castor', l Fruit 14-Calte Baskets, Plated Card Tr a ys, Cops. i MantliNlrnaments,&e. And a genryal agniatneht of Fancy Goods Witha thorntigh knowledge of our hardness. and every facility for purchasing to advantage, we canact be undersold by honest dealers in the State. We re turn thanks fur the liberal - 'mucilage we have hereto fore received, and by strict attention to business, we hope-to niet It the confidence' of the community - and our, share of their patronage.. •. WILLIAM BRADY. , . . . 3 .14TEW/lIIT ELLIOTT: N. it--A liberal-discount tq Pedlara and mall Deal 'era.- 1) Pa'rtiettlai ;nttnntion paid to the repairing of Watchel and Jew Mu MM:11 May 10, 1932 AT TUE OLD STAND VIA 110411EN';S Whotevilc and Itetali.liock.Tinte- Eaniece, Watch,'and Jewelry Establishinent, at his Old Stand," NO. 23$ MARKET Street, (between 7th and 6th, South Side.) Philadelphia. friends.old Customers'. and the'ruklictllUlt know that 1 am at alt tames prepared to furnish Watches,Jewelry, Fancy•r4 s l4„:* Article?, Superior Gold Pens of all 4 rLaS . kinds, with Gold:and Silver lint- - dors in variety. 4c., at the very lowest Cash Prices. together with the. hest supply of superior Clocks and Time-pieces, eyrie offered at this Estahlidiment. E. If. being a practical Time-piece and Watch Maker, with an lexperience of nearly 20 years —lO yems at his presint location—la at all times prepared to furnish, by WhOlesale and Retail, warranted "Time. keeperezrif the very hest quality,—comprising Eight dry and Thiny•linur Clocks and Time-pieces, of plain and highlYornamental designs, ofall styles and adap ted for Counting Houses; Parlors. Halls:Churches, Factories, Steamboats. Rail Cars, &e. Also, Alarm Clocki. a most deSirable article for Sound Sleepers, and for all whose business requires them to be Up in the morning early. Clocks, Time-plezes, Watches and Jewelry °revery description, repaired with great care and warranied: Dealers supplied with Clocks and Clock Trimmings. May 8, Itb2. , 19.1y FALL STYLE! FALL STYLE! :rim SD risemrit p wow respectflilly call the al -1 tention of the public to hig splendid aslortillt.lll 01 FALL sTri.}: fili !TATS, now ready for inspection at Ids stafid-the imNEW. DAT AND CAP STORE. Centre St red i 7'ro Doors abort. the Miners' Batik, whern will at all tunes be found the latest and most appromd Style of and CAPS, of all descrlA lions. fie would call tipertal attention to Lie TOTING GENTS' NEW sTVI,E 01 , . HATS, Whirl] for lit:li nes., durability anal texture cannot be X;lir paexed. Ever thankful fiir the.Patrllll:lge nn liberally bestow ed upon lam, lie Wipes to merit a Continuation of the same. CEOItHE TAPPEN. Aug. 11. I,I3rDIA-RI7IXI3E EL Gloves, MITTENS &e OUNTRY MEM:HANTS, in making their pitr ijehases, .hould I mo ticgli.et these 'desirable and saleable nificlev. their manufacture has been much improved recently it nd they arc made Very durable. Particular attention is reipieMeil thp AN:OOL I.IN CII aroLMITTLINS. They are indbmch cable in cold and wio weather. Ladies will find these Moves tisrfitl itt any work that will soil the hand., to the same time Ilaat they will cure the Worst Salt dtheuni or Chapped Hands inimediatety. They are Made all lengths In protect the arms and wrists. Pot sale by Bowen & hreNainee, New Volk ; Norcross & Towitr, Bunton; John Thornley, Philadelphia; E.llll'. Pittrderimn & Baltimore ; Ctlt & !Umber. Ht. Louie; Ran& IlirltroC. (loci:Matti; and by ell Rub ber Dealers in the; Union. For riair at n•ltil•by (•nnntry Merchant* throughnut the United State* Ynd Canada. Sept. IS, THE old established POCK F.7,"1100K and MOROC CU CANE mmillEkcionic, Invited at :4,`, Chrs not Street for the past TWENTY-ONE: T EARS, has been: removed to No. 205 ',Run STREET, Ors:: door below fah St.. where can he found tho largest and hest assortment of the full,wing articles. vie • Pocket Books. Port Folios, I Dressing Cases, Writing Cases, flankers'Cases, I flank Book Holders Bill Books, r I Money 13,rto;' Cigar Cases. Razor Strops. Porte Monnaics, Work Cases, Card Cases, • Needle Cases. F. If. SNllTll.lhanl.fol for past favors, hopes by attention, and with , a determination to Kell the best finality ofgoods at the lowest prices, to-receive a share of patronage. The Trade ate reguestid to call and etamine before putchasing elsewhete: N. D.—Repairing:done with neatness and despatch. F. 11. SMITII, 2(15 Arch Street, Philadelphia. 35-3 m Aur. 251.11352 COMAIISSI9IIIg.ffR AND PEED respectfully !announces to the public that he has opened a FLOUR and FEED Commission :store, at the corner of CALLOWIIILL and RAIL. ROAD streets. w hero )4 he will sell at the t Reading Wholesaleml.Retail pr 3, 'with the freight added. FLOUR by the Barrel or 1140(1111y. FEED oral! kind?' Bran dad Middlings; BALE flay and Straw ;,Corn, Oats and Chops. 'With full confidence in his ability to render riatisfac lion to customers, be respeetfuitysolieitirm share or Public Patronage. JAMES GLENN, Commission Agent. 3S-tf Pottsville, Aug• 21. 1852 FARMERS LOOK AT THIS ne:4,11: READ!: LAND PLASTER at Id cut. per bushel. Beet PE RUVIAN 21 cts. per pilund. Hee( PA TAGONIAN GUANO at low'rates, POUDRETTE at 40 co. per huttlier,, or $2 per barrel. HAVE YOUR MONEY.--The Guano oßered above is but little above the cost of trannwlrtation. POIIDRETTE we offer you a( the manufacturer' pekes. and of qualiiy unsurpassed. LAND PLASTER.—In this we,beat the wort& We have facilities for eluding one Dint:sand bushel dal': and our pricealefiea competition. Come Ferment al to C. FRENCH 4- CO, New Steam Plaster Mill, At inaction of Old. York Road. Crown and Callow hill Street', Philadelphia Aug. VS, MR 4 orNV : 4 " *1 rpir Es E Soperiorticales were Invented by Tumuli Emdearr about' 25 years a,lO ; they have been in constant use, and pow after various improvements are offered by the atrbsctibers, and wt ti ar ranted cor rect and unsurpazied curar • nd durability; after a fair trialoif *a approve ; wan be returned. SCALES FOR 11. ROADS, CANALS.' HAY. CATTLE, COAL, STORES, and for wetghing all kinds of klerchan i 11... manufactured at the old es tablished stand, N NTH Street, t,e'ar Coates St.,Phil adelphia. ABBO TT & Co.. tirreeOssors to Ellicott & Abbott. Agents.—TirmAr( ac SirAw, 313 Market sr., Phil adelphia ; FEARa Pprr, rottaville, dept. 4, 1652 urt.! EL&IatOWS PutcpwitATlON. NertA F_aat earner pf NINTH cod -RACE Street. PICILADELP.III4. WHERR he eoatinats to treat all 'private and del tcate iWases. guaranteeinga E ore In all cases. Eitrangera and- Residents. of both sexes, are toted to the Doctor's 'Private Rooms, where he can always be consulted confideattstly. flee of chaige. ' - KY Persona 17FialifIC Al A distance, by enclosing liner dollars in a letter, post-paid, rtatlng symptoms, will.receice a bottle, of the Doctor's Magical Prepara tion, by return of mail. Office hours Dont 'o'clock, A. Id., till 10, P. M. Sept. 15.1&A , 384:1y NEW TOI3ACCO, FiRM' . IIND SEWLI2 THE alituicribers r e spectfull y hnfirm f-uuritry Mer ^ 'chants that they have now an baud a general as. sort went (tribe twit VIRGINIA BRAND TOBACCO. aventlisli Si. Lump Bd. Lump, Es. Plug, &c., at the Manufacturer lowest prices.: Also. a fine assort ment or Foreign anitDomestic; Began, Snuff, Smok. the Tutlacco.PlPef. Pipe Heads, &e., which we wilt sett at thu - lowest paces: • • ' 1 , ,; 8. WOOD WARD & co., R 3 North Thlid Street, Philtdelphia. Aug. T 41851. ;. ,15-340 A FACT 211A* ALL SHOULD KNOW. VISE undersigricd respectfully announces to his friends,and the public in ten-. eral. that be haaronidanily on band alreognf i r and manufactures al/ kind* of ran w. - cy Saddle, and Harness, and all de scrlptlons of riding and driving tna• 4 teriale—Doable and ilingle Hefner , —Whips and Fly-nets—lfalr Dinars wade to order. Ile Invitee all to call entnee hitn.oppotne the Amer ican Ilonse,and respectfally *oiled , a share of the public pattotitge. M: A. WELAII. Aug; IDS. 1831. 115.1 y ELM RS' MB EEO ELM ME IZEDIOV4SL MEI 36.2r0 WAREIIOUSE SEMI SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1852. PRILADELPRIA LIFE INSURANCE C.:QMP.4 P TM. $lOO,OOO. el !LAHTI:It PERPETUAL...Hair* lo . wer than any A./ Pennsylvania Company. Thai Company has ado'. • trd the Cash system. entirely. and minced the rote/ to the I owert point compatible with safety to. the In su red and a sound Institution. oiliee, N. W. Corner THIRD and WAL N UT NIL Amu Mice. F. WHITNEY, Pottsville. May W. I. i• i;j2 •••• :Os 115 undersigned. Agent for tie Lyeeeeine Cereekty idstast Interasee Company, which , has probably become more popular than any other similar institu tion in the Stmt., di' prepared to, effect insurances against loss by rite, on all descriptioht of Buildings, Merchandize, and ot het property, on the usual' fair and liberal terms of the Company. 'AWACS are al ways promptly paid as soon as they are satisfacturi dy,made known. Persons baring property to be in /11/red. may apply to the subscriber. in Pottsville, el :her personally or by letter, and they shall be prompt ly attended tn. r JOI4:11 HARLAN. June '20.1552. 2841 STATE DIUTIME TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA AGENCY NI, O. L 45 Chesnut street. United States Hotel Build .ing. GILLETT & COGGSHALL, Agents. Abstract from the Second Annual Report, made May Ist,118.51: Whole number of policies issued in both branches of business, Twenty Thousand, .211,001 . Whole tuhonnt of property titU, 115,150,0 S 00 Total amount or PreMims rectived In cash, and hills recelsal.le, $375,200 27 Total amount of losses and calmness, 100,120 72 Amount of Cart) and Guarantee Cap ital now to reserve for future tosses, $250,125 75 Including a Cants aurplus of 50,075 25 The Cdmpany Was organized but two years since, upon Puttly.mutual principles. and with no expecta tion of Bo tar superseding many other institutions.— It is, tievertheleks true, that its success - is unparallel ed, and the amount of business done, number of Pol icies issued, and losses met with and Paid, in the• same Period, exceed that of any Insurance Company upon record. Its capital increases with its liabilities, and no part of this can be applied °them:tee than for the benefit of theparties insured by this Company. ' DIRECTORS: J. P.ltutherford, Prest.; A.. 1. 'Gillett, Secretary; P.C. Sedg wick j Samuel Jones, ;, Jona B. Packer John R. Rutherford; Robert Klotz; ' S. T. Jones; ' A. 'A. Carrier, Actuary. We, the undersigned, residents of Schuylkill coun ty, and tnembets Of the State Mutual Fire Insurance Company'of Harrisburg, l'ennsylvania, take pleasure in recommending the above Company to those seek ing aafe and cheap Insurance, It being a purely Mer chants' and Farmers' Company. Hon. SoLl'oster,Pottsville, J.& R. Carter,Tamaqua, Richard 11. Morris. du J. W.Shoemaker,S.H. J M. Beatty , & son, do Heilner The Subscriber has been appointed sole agent 'of the above company for f ottsville and vidinity, and all applications for insurance must be addreuted to him. JA.K. ii. H.RiEFF. • Orilee ntimuite the Miners' Bank, Pottsville.' July 10.' 28-tf LIFE nistraerccE_ rile. GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, (i.NNIIIn'T and Trust Company,Of Philadelphia. ;Office No. 132 Chesnut Street. Capital, 8300,000. Charter per petual. Continue to make insorancsson Lives onthe most favorable terms. The capital being paid up and invested,togethe r w Lib a large and constantly Increasing reserved fund, of fers a perfect security to the insured. The premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly,.iar quarterly.; The Coinpany add a noaus pertoditally to theta- Durance. Castile, Thu kit liobuit, appropriated In December,lB44, and the second Bonus in December, 1849,antount to an addition of V. 02 50 to every $lOOO Insured tinder the oldest policies. making 81262 50 which will he paid when It shall become a claim, In.. stead of WOO originally insured; the next oldest amount tn 41237 50; the next In age to 31212 50 for every $1001); the others in the saute proportion ac cording to the am - tuna and time of standing, which additions make an aver.ige of more 111311 00 per cent. upon the ptemlums paid. Without Increasing the an nua I premtum. .The foll Owing-ate a few exam , ster m Bonns or Policy. Insured. addition. /'"^s4 $lOOO 11252 50 •• E/ 2500 CSO 2 " 276. d 20(0) 415 5000 11157 50 &c. &C. ME Par phleta containing tables . of rates arid explana tions, forms of application; and further information can be lied at the office. U. W. rtlellA [IDS, President. Joins F. .ISsirs, Actuary. The subscriber Is Arent for the above Company in !iclozylkill County, and will effect InSuraiires, and give all necessary information on the E 1.111.11 . Ci • June 20.1850 Ntliit4zieitAtlsli)z+42o#l44:l HE Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Company T —Oillce North Room of the Exeltange, Third St., Philaitelphla• rinc INSllRANCE.—lanililin,”, Merchandise and other property in Tors and Cedstrg, insured against O. ordamage by fire at the lowest rate of premium. . MARIN EINSCRANCE.—They also Cosner Ves,ets. Cargoes and Freights, foreign or coastwise under open or special policies, as the assured may desire. HAAN') TRANSPORTATION.—They at,o insure inerrhamlize transpiirted by Wagons, Railrhad Cars, Eanal Boatirand Steamboats, on rivers and lakes, in the most liberal terms. DIRECTORS. Josepirll. Seal, James C. hand Edmund A. Souder, Theophilus John 47. Davis, If. Jones !hooks, Robeil Burton, Henry Slime, John R. Penrose, Hugh Craig, Samuel Edwards, George Spoilt, Geo. O. Lelper, Spencer alcllvain,' Edward Darlington, Chutes Kelly, Isaac R. Davis, J. O. Johnson, William Folweil W illram tiny. John Newlin, Dr. S. Thonias, Dr. IC M. Huston, John Sellers, William Eyre,Jr. J. T. Morgan, D,T.Alorgan, Wm. Ilagaley. WILLIAM MARTIN Nesbit:Wl: RtemAsto R.. NEvinot.D, Secretary: Thesukseriberhaving bred appointed agent for the above Cothpany, Is now prepared to make Insurance on all desrOptinns of property on the most liberal terms. Apply at G. 11. Potts' office, Morris' Addition or at my hoase in Masket Street, Pottsville. A. M. MACDONALD. 95-ly Np• 11. 1,949 INDEMNITY. THE FRANELLtit. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY •i or - PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE No. 103; Chestnut stroet, near Fifth St. ! DIRECTORS, l " Charles N, Randier, George W. Mallards Thomas Dart, Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wigner, Adolphe E. Rorie, Sainuel Grant, David S. Drown, lamb IL Amith, Morris Patterson, Xontinue to make Insurance. permanent or limited on every deecription of property, in town and country at rates as tow as are consistent with security, The. Company have reae,rved a large Contingent Fund, which with their, Capitaland Premiums, safely invested, afford ample protection to the assured. The - assets of the Company on January Ist, 1848, as published agreeably to do Act of Assembly, were as follows, viz , : Mortgages ! 4890.558 65 Stocks, 51,563 25 Real Estate,. 108.358 90 Cash, &e., 45,157 87 Temporary,, Loans, 12.5,459 OD 111,220,097 G 7 Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen years, they have paid upwards of site asiGinn two hun dred thousaid dollars„ losses by fire, thereby afford ing evidenco of the advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability andsposition to meet with prompt ness, all liabllitta. IMARLES N. DANCREft. President. CHARLES G. BANCICEIt, Recretsry. - The subsetibnr has been appointed agent for 'the above mentioned Institution, audit; 00w prepared to make Insurance; on every description Of property, at the lowest rates. ANDREW RU9i4EL, Agent. Pottsville,:Jan 11.1851 11-tf LUDIEBR .YARD AT RAM:BURG. Tut: subscriber,. respectfully announce to thrcpub , lic that they have rantrantly on hand, at their Limber Yard at Hamburg ,;per M. Pine - - froth 814 tirll2o Panel Boardt and Plank, Alt2s to 410 Pine Building timber, - 1118 to $2ll Cherry Board', - - --, at-__ - 1141 , Maple & Poplar, for Cabinet Makers k juno dal to *2O Price of Shingles, • - - .; -- *l2 to *Hi MI kinds ;of Hemlock Timber. Palo Lath and Joint shingles. 94 inches long. • .U.&W. H. SHOLLENFICRGER. Zeptembe 4n , 1859. 36-3 ins GUN STORE. A NIIIIEW; WURFFLEIN, Importer and blanalbc !loiterr of GUNS, !Jinx', PISTOLS, ete..4 , 110. North SECOND Street, above Race, Philadelphia, where he keeps constantly on hand a gencral,assort. meat of fine Double and Single Shot Cuns, large Duck Cons, i Rides and Pistols of all kinds. Also. the celebrated Cast Steel Rifle, to shoot the pointed ball, of my own make • Ride barrels. Shot. Powdcr, Caps, Balls, !Flasks. horns. Came.l3ags, Pouches, &c. Ile Invites persons wishlog to putchase godds in bls• line, to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, for he is determin ed to soli on the most reasonable terms. - N. 11 —Particular attention is paid to repairing in allita branches. Sept. 4, 1f134. 4 4111.1' 1 );.111:1 ,, :y -416- • n 0 :- MANUFACTORY. IVO. 131 North SI XVI Street. abovf. RACE acme{,, 111 Alanutatitores. and has constantly on it - ELEGANT Ai FASHIONABLE mock or CA NE SEAT, RUSH SEAT, & WINDSOR CHAIRS, ARM CHAIRS. large and small ROCKING' CIIA IRS, SETTEES, CANE LOIINGES,Sture STOOLS, SEIP 'STOOLS, &e. To IloasekCepers. lintel. Hall, and Steamboat Pro prietors. andiDeatera In .Chain and Furniture, thfa establishment °Dr, the greatest Inducements to pur chase. • , 'laving extensive facilities - for manufacturing, eve can self the aame assortment ten per cent cheaper than heretofore, and by having all work made under our own supervision we can guarantee a superior ar ticle. CANE SEAT CHAIRS of the beat finish and mate rial, from *l4 to 340 per dosed. "Small Profits and Quick SaleS.•' • I - N. P. WOOD, Chair Factory, No. 131 NOILTII SiXTLI sleet site Franklin square, Pliladelphla. September 11,1652. . railDIESi COMBS, t, Wholesale and Retail—Nero and alitsfid . ! Assortment. TAE subscriber has just received twelv dozen ati sorted Ladle? Combs, embracing a general snort mentramanc which are several new and beautiful Patterns, all of which wil.be sold wholesale and retail at extraordinary low prices. Also children's circular Combs, at 8. BANNAN'S„, I Cheep Fancy sad Variety *drier. , A VALUABLE TAVERN ,STAND uuderitigned nT•rl for sale the well-Lnow•n 1 Tavern Sland Gaited the Elnegrore Hotel, situate in the Borough of l'inegrove. in Tulpehoeheu Street, Containing to front, upon said lirtel,fitrty feet-and In depth, sixty feet. It is large and entrunodions, and hell ralculated for a Public House, having- heen built ex. • . • • presrly for that use.—Upnn the first floor there to a large liar Room, Sitting Room. mu • • Parlor. Dining Rahn, and Kitchen ; 'and upon the second floor twenty comfortable Chambers. Thete!is a large yard well ••••., calculated for x. Droyers and Wagoners. together w ilt one of the hest Stables in the Sta le .rapable of hold itr fifty head of hOntes, who wish to poi-. cliase'land with the propr4ty. ran• be accrintitiodated with fifty acres to±a good state nr ['lair:talon. In abort, It offers great inducements to persons whit de sire keeping a Politic Douse. It is located near thi Unlnii 4 Canal,and Will be. when the. Dauphin and Sus ooeliantia Itailroadi Is finished. one of the very beet locatfoos for an Init. In the County of Schuylkill.— rt tonna who wishro purchase will roofer a favor by railing upon the Subscriber on or before the Ist of November neat. ' The subscriber also offers for vale fifteen hundred feet of land, located pear the sporwhere the Dauphin and Susquehanna Sailroad troPPeill the Yrtion Canal. It would be a desirable locatton for a .Waiehnitse qtr Coil Yard. The above will be sold cheap for cash. or upon such ere& as will hest suit - purehavers. rEnat FILBERT: Pi hegrove, Oct. 9;1852. 111-3 t • Valuable Ililuersvllle .Properly ItOR SAL.III. THE subiieriber offers the tapering premises at private sale i--A Int of groanch-sitnite In the Dor ongh of Minerseille. Schuylkill County, bounded westwardly by lot of Mrs. Meek:l:o4in, • southwardly by property °Mines Fox, coe lIMIng in width 35 feet, and in depth 210 Ili fest, ivlth the improvements, consisting of Me a large two-otory - frame Dwelling Douse, " (alinost new) with a two-story frame Kitch en attached, and a one story frame Dwelling Douse on the rear end of the lot. An indlaputable title and possersian will be given on the Int day of April. 1853. For tenne. apply to 1:11u. %V. TA YI.:011, ESQ., MillefilVille; JAcon llt IlT• sisoest, Jr., Esq., Pottsville; or the undosistied:at Orwigsburs.- JOHN T. w rats En. oct. v, 1852: 41-3 t HOUSES AND LOTS IN LAWTON'S ADDITION TO-PORT CARBON. 'VIM LAWTON VILLE TRACT i 9 • now laid out Into Lots, and Will be . " no)d on fermi which will enable every •••• indomlous man to purchase - for dimwit* and family A HOUSE AND lIONIFO' A yllo of the property can be seen, and the tenon of sale made known by application at rite tilliee of • • EDWARD OWES PARR% . Agent, of the Fe nluel6 Bank, Centre ci rem , hat3Vinr. • .Frpteallmr4,lN4 :;64r. riniCKIIIISCItIISER Wren; for sale the well known Twitern.titand, rolled the rottsr>fte Ibuxr, initi ate In tha Borough of Prittsv ille, Kchuyt kill county, Pennsylvania. It is large, and rounnoiliout, alit, in good rerairAnd 2.•• . 1 . • ' , Pilau, in the 111[4 , 1 rent col part of the butmrrs portion of the town. Any p. r wishing to engage in nettve employ. mem, either as a • yTtiltllll or Inn-keeper, will find it to their advantage, torall and examine the prentiies be fore they pUTCIIII*, elseWlieve. Tor term.: apply to the undersigned at his office, in Market street. Potts- 'Jilin. inly 10, pin VERY.OMM&P. lIIE UNDFAISIGNED having removed to Potter / County, offers all his Real Estate in‘Pottsyllle at groat befgainii,—he is determined to sell at home rate, upon the most arennimodatiOg terms.as to,firde, &e. The property consists of fiNE NEW ,L 110144 E, finished In the most approv ed modern style, situate corner of Cal lot hill and Third streets. at present.. e in occupancy of the Prothonntary of Rchnylkill County. The premises are twenty feet flout, and sixty feet deep—the house ha' v lug a ranking raw, hydrant in the 'kitchen—fine shade trees in the rear of the yard. The house is al together one of the hest and most complete dwelllngs In Pottsville. pies from the Re- Also,.one large TWO STORY ROITSP., near the up per end of Market "met, formerly preluded as a Ilotel—lately as a store and dwelling. File property has been rented for Eon per annum, and adjoining this, are several vacant lute which-will be sold with or 'without it, if desired. This is t onsidered one of the best business stands Nt that part of the town, be ing at the corner of Market and Twelfth streets. AlijaCCllt to the above, are two lots with ton lingliouses commenced, and contracts with a matron /111de contraCtor to . finish the ,imme. All Of this pro. petty mast and shall be sold , and to int n or moderate means the Inducements are' decidedly ('lent, no he wlll sell cheaper and wait iniiger fiir Itr,i pay, than was ever heard of before in this community. Ag he liven a great distance from Pottsville, he in anxious to close out his nronetty here pt once, a urlyty ill bepre pared to make the title 011 the spot. Ile will be in Pottsville on the 17th inst., and 'will remain for two weeks, and may he seen at any time., either at the Exchange Hotel, st 1111ortimettfi Hotel. or al Wumrin dorms Saddler shop. in Cent le (live him racial, and you shall not ea away unsattated. Appueatian may also he made to bin Agent. Wellington Rline. in 'Market street. SAMIi El. M. MILLS. Atoll 17, ISA, Am'iof policy and brinne to bt by future-aditiona. $1,252 5n 3,156 .25 2,475 OH 6,187 &c. B. HANNAN 20-ly ATTENTION, AMATEURS! AN. ALLEN. Daffuerreotypast, resmetruity an soon ores to the (II nt anal lee ilb lie generally, that be has neSily titled tip rm.:Mi. at the corner of Centre and Raft Market Streets. over N. Fiiter'R shoe store, with :every convenience for the comfort of patmtis, and with every facility requi site to take likenesses unsonisSeed in timid:illness mot brilliancy in the world. lame experience in theari, with close observation, and a'l;niitt ledge thelrrrnt valuable improvements. enablfs him to produce pie linen fir superior to the ordinary pioductiun4 of ar tists. A rail Is solicited limn all who may fel I Inter mard in the arts, whether they with pictures or not. Prices from one to live dollars,, , and upwards. N• f —lnstructions given In the art on the wool reasonable terms. , A. 111. Sept. 11, 1N52. 37-ff DTMMICR AUThiTE IN wiirc.l77 ehesnnt stre'ct, J. opposite the State flonse,l PHILADELPHIA. in 'Venni+ of the rele'trated Goin.atner, Ventilating Wig arid Elastic Band Titers. lnstrortions to enable ladies and gentlemen o measure their own heads with armee; : For Wigs, loch's. Tampers 4 , & alp,. larhrs. No. 1 The renal of the. I NO.I From forehead to head. I ; bark is for as bald 2 From forehead over , 2 Over forehead, as the head to neck.. far a:. requited, 3 From ear toearover 3 Over the crown of the top. , the head. 4 rre2n ear to ear rd the fortilead. , - R. DOLLARD has always really for gate a iftlentlid *trick of Gents' Wigs, Tmir,eer, Ladies' %Vies, half Frizois, Braids. Curls, beautifully manu factured and as cheap as any cstabliAliment in the Union. DOLLARD'S flcrbanium Raft:let or Lustrons Hair Tonic, prepared Omni:South American berhs and roots, the most successful allicle ever produced for presetv- Ing.the hair from falling out or changing color, resto— ring and preserving it In a healthy. and tuzurlant state. Atnony other reasons Irby Dollard's hair-cut tingealobn inatnialne its immense popularity-is the fact that his Tonic is applied to every head of hair cut at hilt establishment, consequently it is kept In better preservation than under ;any other known rp. plication;;D - beingthus practically tested by thousands - , offers the greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold wholesale and retail at his Old Establishmtnt, 177 11:111,:sk VT STREET, opposite the State li°nee, Phila. R.' Doi.T.Ann has at last discovered the so plus ultra of HAIR DY& and announces it for sale, with petfert confidence In its surpassing everything of the kind nos' in use. It colors the hair either black nr brown, (as inak be desired) and is atotd witheirt asy isjary to the hair or skim. either by sthin or otherwise, can he Washed °trio len miniit.s niter application, without detracting from its efiicnry. PCfMIII3 visiting the city are invitnd to give hint a rail. Letters ad drelied to R. DOLLARD, 1 i Fhcsnol street, rtilta• deli Mia, will receive attention. Jaly. 10, 1952 TIIE subscriber invites the NOW. In general, to call and examine his large stoek of fancy PUBS, consisting of Fitch, Stone Martin, • • Lynx, French, Sable and. Squirrel Muir.; Boas, Victorias, ace. Also,lllaikand White . Wadding' by the. bale. N. 13.—Ths. highest price pall for Shipping Fur; such as !Led Fox, Grey Fox, Mink, Itacrodn, Mush rat, tc.c. BUFFALO RODEB.-200Balr.s. vitt ,eh will be 'sold by the bate or robe cheap. " • GEO F. WOMRATG, Importer & Fur Dealer, No. 13N. 4th St Sept. 4,1852. aG-3nt MORETON & inciumsoN, PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, Tinand 'Popper Smi th s, Railvoid Street, opposite Fogarty'S Store, POTTS VILLE, Pa., where they ate prepared to make to or der nil kik& of work in the above branches and sue as Shower and Slipper Baths ' Pumps and Water Clo sets; also, all kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron %York made to order-at the shortest possible notice. Roofing. Spouting, and all kinds of Cooking uten sils made and repaired at the shortest notice and in the most reasonable terms. CP The best prices given for old metals Aug. 29, 1852. g Arrii Kw GETZ, NO. Anuth ftEGGIND street, al Philadelphia, offers for sale a Large and well se lected assortment of rtraB, imported and of his own Manufacture, such as Ladies' Muffs and Trimmings,' Travelling enmforters, Russian:Sable. Mack and Sil ver, Fog, Martin, Isabella, Bears, Lynx. Janet, As tracan, and all kinds of Ftlll. WHOLESALE and itETAIL, on the most reasonable terms.`• N. D. Furs of all kinds Cleaned, Manufactured, altered and repaired in the neatest manner. AurtA9,lBs2. 3:•-• MEM ANIIFM:TURERS cf PAPER lIANGINQS, NO 142 CIJEITNUT Street. Philadelphia, ask the at tention of 6mm:item and She l'Oade to their exten sive stock of PAPER If A of their own man ofarture and Imports, ion.,embraring every variety o j goods In their line. which they will sell at low rates Theft manufattory being the mast extenalve to the sountry,they are enabled to olrer unequalled. induce- I clients to purchasers. Sept. 4, 1812. I 3U.3m STEAM AIX A 33 HORSE Tower Engine in first rate !order. For partleu tars apply to IS. G. MILNER., Esq..or to • HENRY IfICIC:4, Wilthington Delaware. Jan. 4. 1651 1-tf htzascuricrirraißrittDlikW Di a ROOD' l 7 Companion, with Illuminated title, neatly bound at the Bindery oftha Subscriber.; Also all hinds of Pansy Eluding: ; If!RA NNA N. C'OIL 11.Eff T....THE SECOND STiiiittoeet 7 i l 'Foster & Co.'s Shoe Store. Apply to SOLO. FOSTER. 32.tf po t . 9,1831 • • • Warm ' • • ' GENERn FOR SALE D. (1. hIrCIOWAN DOLLARD, FANCY FUR STORE. FURS. FORS. FURS A ity THE S:carcri MOTHER'S BUSSING "Gie me thy blessing, milker, For I must now away, To meet my bonny Agnes. thither, ' Upon her bridal day. I've loved berlaig and And time my love halt known: Then lay thy hand upon me, nuttier, And bless thy kneefinz. son " '• Ali! Willie, how my heart o',..rtlows, 'When thus I hear slice speak - illy tears are gli-leneng on thy hair, And drokiner, on thy check. And oh! how memoir ealls np now The days aurdlaiaz When I a Winsome critic first eal!'d Thy sainted father mane. Ye look sae like him, Wilke, dear, Ye look Sat: like him now Ye Lae the same dart:. tender e'en.— The same broad, noble'' Lwow. • 'And sic a smile wa'S can lie= face, When lie that mOuing came To bring awa', as 'ye matin do, A' lassie to his lianic. " Puir child, her heart is beating now As it neer heat Is•tilie; Puir child, I ken her hazel e'en tears arc mania' o'er. She loves thee, Willie, but she leek rTo win's• a solemn tliina— I wee! remember how I telt. When looking on the ring. tt I weal remember, too, the 'hoer . When wi• a heavy saarh. I imn'tl, a wile sae your, and ;aal, To led morn n• 1:ood•kays; • The tears Were g11,1i114 know, For I loved Landred,weel, And though my Ma wa.t by my'side, eotiNl fia' !telly but feel. 'But then Iniw kind he look my hand And gently whi•per'n 'Conte! The same soft star shines o'er my cot That shines above illy home.' And, Willie, often ',jure he', dead, I've wate;lted that distant star. And thon;:ht I saw has gentle lace t"inite in it from altar. " We hived ilk Mier weel, We hived ilk ither lane: Alt, me! how happy was the heart— • Tleat trihed the even •ang` We hived ilk ither, Willie, right, And may t;od grant it, so, That ve maim love 41. we twa hived, In days bang, fang ago. Oh! fondly cherish her, Willie, She is sae young and Mir; She has not known a single cloud, Or felt a single rare. Then if a (mild worlds, storm should Thy way to overcast, (qt! ever stand (thou art a matt) Between her and the blast. "When first I knew a mitlwr's-Prid. 'Twits when I gazed on thee, And when my niter flowers died, Thy smile was left to me And I can scarce believe it true ; So late thy life began, The playful'bairn I bundled then, Stands In; me now a man! " Then tell thy bonnie bride, Willie, Elie has my first-born son: I tale the darling from my arms, And gie him to her own' Oh! she will cherish ,hers F - or when I mann depart, the,, only she, will then is' left To fill thy lonely heart! 1 donut (ear to die, Willie, 1 ever wished to -wig; The soft, green mould in yon has lonely been too Zang. mi I would lay me there, Willie, And ad death's terrors. brave, Ileside the heart sae leal ; mid True, If 'tts'within the gravC. '• Then gang awa', my blessed And bring thy gentle dice, And dinna frown if t`lrotdd grieve To part wt' her they love, Mit .11a tear tills tip her e'e, Then whisper as they part. ' There's moat for thee at anther''. 6. There's twin 111 I/1 ither's heart.' "And 'nay the 1;011 that reign, aktre, And see, per a' the wink., 1,1,4; doxll npott your plighted troth. Auil btesst wt' its snttle. And Jnay'st Ihou leer loi-go, In a' illy luture life, To 4rve the Power that gave to thee TILY Lind ld gill ieleN, .otial nub Domestic " Widows have equal rights ivith married men. - -ihnt I on Ets,pette. Well, I am glad of it for their sake: Wonder if they know it ? Some gentle colporteuts" . ought to be sent to te_ll if they don't. They ought to wake up to their privileges; they've no time to lose, sniffling about trifles. The Trite ofilast week says:—" There is nothing on earth so lull of resignation for the past and-hope' tar the future, nothing so lovable or so loving, as a young wader." Well, I don't .know anything about it, but I live In hopes ; like to know all there is worth knowing: feel awfully benighted about some things ; sbduld enter the "School of Design for women," only Pin afraid I should always be at lihe foot of the class ! But to go back to the widders ! the world would certainly fly II off its axle tree without 'ens! Don't the dear benevolent little souls give lessons grati in " Courting made easy," to verdant. rising young men, embryo poets, unfledged voting clergymen, and civil engineers ? Can't they mend gloves, mark haalikerchiefs, and write little three cornered, twisted billet dou3o to Tom, Richard and Barry ? I never saw a widder yet that was a tool. Wit comes) of weeping. FANNY FEIZNi WOMAN'S LOVE . 1 ' How few women have ever been in love. how lew even marry from election ! They marry because they are _aSked, and becanse the marriage is suitable. It is their voca tion to be married, parents approve, and they. have no other attachment. Any observant person living in soctety,.where there is a c.on tinual marrying and giving in .marriage, must bestruek with this tact. Cupid's quiv er must be.itthausted, or his arrows blunt, as he pierces'Aew 'hearts now. I incline; to I think that a -girl realty to love, one who bore the evident symptoms of the mala y, would be thought' very improper. Yet I have often fancied that there must he a man born in the world for every woman ; one; whom to see would be to love, to,revereqe; to adore; one with whom her sympathies would so entirely blend, that she would re cognize him at once as her _true lord. NOw and then these, pairs come together. and vo to her who meets this other self too late! Women would be more bumble and wire merciful, if they did nit, through ignorance and thoughtlessness, measure the temptation of others by their own experience.—Adrin tures of a Beauty, by Mrs. Crotre. . , CM MOTRERS' .knoDIGI ES. To most young couples, the " unto usj a child is born" seems something so astonish ing, and remarkable, that one would imagine they had never looked forward to it asa pro bable result of their union, nor even obs 4- f 'ved that, their friends also had children. Every young father and, mother looleup n their " first baby" as Adam and Eve to st have looked at Cain—with delight, wond r, and something, of triumph in their own cre ative ingenuity. And it is a happy instinct which enables us to value these little prizes so highly ; and a curious thing to reflect, as we stumble through the parks, knee-deepn i children, that there is not ,one little unit n those diminutive millions that has not (GO ble,ss it !) a circle of admiring relatives, )0 whom it is the prettiest. the dearest, the cleverest—in fact, the only child that Ivqs ever North a thought.—Woman's Reward. 13Eri Da' A cuttioos law-suit was lately going on in Barnstable' county, Massachusetts, it being a claim Mr damages for an' assault.+: The defendant, it appears seized the hand cd the plaintiff to Shake it, and in so doing he grasped it so tightly as to crush the bons and thereby cripple it forever. Thq h. became. ulcerated, 'and many of the , ties have been discharged from the wound. ADVERTISER Poctri), " UDDERS.' • PROMPT 11F,IWIIANT' 0 S ( i • A correspondent of the London iniintrien- relates an nneedote, whidt aunt transfers to the Merchirnts' .11a .4 razine, for the special benefit of young men entering liter= cant& life: " I once knew ayoung, man," said an eminent preacher the Other day. to a setinori to young men. " diet i was commencing life as-'a clerk. One day his empbyer said to hint, "Now, to-morrow that cargo of eo it o o, must be got out and weighed, and we Mum have a regular account of it." ";lie was a young man of energy. This was the first time he had been entrusted to superintend the executiopiof this work. Ile made his arrangement over night, spoke to men about their carts and horses, and,. re solved to begin very early id the morning, he instructed the laboiers to he there past 4 o'clock. His master comes in, and seeing him sitting it the counting-house, looks very-. black, supposing that his cOrn mandsliad not been ekecuted. " I thought,' said the master, 'you were requested to get out that cargo this morn ing.?' ‘,. 4 'lt is all done,' said the young man, 'and here is the account of it.' '4 He never looked ,behind him from that moment—never ! Hifi character was fixed confidence was established. He was found to he the min to do the thin' , with prompt ness. He very soon came to be one thiff could not be spared:, he mil as necessary to the firm as any of the partners. He was a reli gious man, an& weut. through a life of great benevolence, and at lips death was able to • leave his children an ample fortune. lle wa, not smoke to the eye, nor "vinegar :to the teeth, but just the contrary." CURIOUS DitqG SCENES.. According, to , Fieldin r „Jonathan Wild pick ed the pocket of the, ordinary while he was exhorting. him in the cart, and went out of the world with the paison's cork-screw and thumb-bottle in his h.i nd. Petronius, who was master of ceren ontes and inventor of pleasures at the CotH of Nero, when he saw that elegant indul!rence was giving place to coarse debauchery, lierceived at once that his term-of favor WI arrival, 'and it was time to the. Ade resolved, therefore, to an ticipate the tyrant, andl disrobe death Of his paraphernalia of terror.l Accordingly lie en tered a warm bath, and opened his veins, composed' verses, jested! with his familiar as sociates. and died off tir; insensible degrees. Democritus, the laughihg philosopher, dish king the inconveniences and infirmities of a protracted old' age, made up his mind to die' on a certain day: but, ro oblige his sister, he postponed' his departure until the three feasts of Ceres were over. dle'supported nature on n pot of honey to the appointed liour,nod then expired by arranOmerit.' - Jerome Car den, a celetfrated Italian physician, starved himself gradually, andkalculated with such mathematical nicety as to hit the very day. and 'hourforctiild. Wheo Rabelais Was dy e ing, the cardenal sent al page to inquire howl he was. Rabelais joked with the envoy un-, tit lie tounth-Jns, stretrthr declining, and his last momentk approach: lie then said, : ,, l'yll his eminenceisthe state in which you left me. lam going to inquire into great possibili ty. Ile is in a snug nest; let him stay there as Ion; as he can. Draw the curtain ; the farce is over." When The famous Count de Grammont was reporttid to be in extremity, the king Louis XIV., being told of his total want of religious feeling, which shocked him not a little, sent the Marquis dd Disti l:eau to beg of him, for the credit of the court, to die liken "odd Christian., lie was scarcely able to speak, hut, turning, round to Iris countess, who had always been remark able for her piety, he said with a smile, ••Countess, take care. or Danrau will filch from you the credit of my conversion.'-' BYRON'S FIRST LOVE. She was his life, the ceean,to the river of his thoughts,—that Mary Chaworth returned the passim of her young poet-lover, I, have not a doubt; but, like the Monta ,, ues ati4 pulets,'the houses of Chaworth Byron were :at feud. Mary had not the strength and truth of Juliet,and so they I'Vereilarted-a se peration by far more piteous to Iter,and More fatal to him, than death amid the full silm• .met brightness of happy love. ThiA, not Sltakspeare's, was the true soul-tragedy.— Might she not have taken the helm of his ;passion-tossed spirit, and guided it in todeep ;er and calmer water? Might she not have re. ideemed even his wayward and erring nature 1y the divinity of a pure love and a steadfast daith?—But it was not to be. Mary bestowed her hand upon a man of whom little better 'can he said than that he,ranked " among the at eminent sportsmen of the dav"—hived ti. is said, to weep wild tears over the words Which have linked her name in sorrowful immortality with her loVer's and Med in bro ken-heartedriess, at last—while he, grown reckless, restless and defiant, the core of Ms heart turned to bitter ashes forgetting his God, 'rind distrusting and deSpising his brother, 'swept on his glorious shameful, sorrowful, Mad, and stormy career, till the shadows deepened and the long night closed in. nen 'em THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. . 1 ' : I Prof. Grimm, .olferaf' the. most eminent oritinental philologists, I in d treatise on the Origin of languages, read before the Royal Academy,,l3erlitt, thus speaks of the English Language:—"lt possesses through its abuti dance of free medial tones, which' may he teamed indeed, but which no rules can teach, the power of expressioulsuch as never -der haps was attained by ani human tongue. - Its altogether intellectun and singular! hap py foundation and development, has arisen, from a surprising alliautie between the two` itoblest languages of antniuity—the German and the Romanesque—the relation of which .to each other is well known to he such, tha t . the former supplies the material foundiftion, he latter the abstract nations. ,Yes, truly, -the English language may with. good reason Call itself a universal language, and seems chosen, like the peopled a rule in future times in a still, greater degree in all the car tiers of the - earth. In richness, sound rea son, and. flexibility, no modern tongue can tfef compared with itZfnot even the German, which must, shake off many a weakness . be fore !lean enter the lists With the English." • CHANGES 0! In Asia Minor we trend triton a soil rich in interesting and splendid recollections with an existing population completely debased by ignorance and slavery.. The glory of twenty different nations that once flourished here has been extinguished: Hocks wander over the tombs•of Achilles and ofliector; and the thrones of Mithridates , and the Autiochuses have •disappeared as well as the palaces of Briamus and Craws.. The merchants of Smyrna do not inquire whether Homer was horn within their walls ; 'the fine sky of lo nia no longer inspires eitherTainters or poets; the, same obscurity covers7with its shades the' banks of the Jordan a'oEuphrates.. The republic of Moses is note to be found The harps of David and Isaialt - are silent forever; tie wandering Arabian comes indifferent and unmosted to rest the poled of his teat against the shattered columns of 'Palmyra ; Babylon hits also fallen beneath the stroke of an aven ging destiny, and that city, which reigned supreme over 'oppressed Asia, ' has scarcely loft behind it a trace that can show where the ramparts of Semiramis were raised. "I linve seen," says a traveller, " the accom plishment of that prophecy, Tyre, the queen of thd nations;.shall be made like the top of a rock, where the fishermenshall ipread their nests."—Maire Brun. 1 . • Fsr.ssnoon is, not 9ntrone ofthemost ,".miliating vices, but sooner or later it is most certain to lead to 'serious crimes, X 43 Illisce OURSELVES, AS OTRERS SEE . US. We had the pleasure, a shbrt time ago; of showing the principal lion§ 12 the Car; • to a stranger, a, gentleman froni the island of Cuba, and, we may add, ai a patriot," though bat a "Fillihuster." - ./#e expressed astonishment at many"things—the buildings, the noise; the crotads, the bustle, But there was one spectacle which excited in him a i profound emotion ; and what that spectacle was, not our acutest reader could guess. It was S okloek in the morning, and we were passing the carriage stand in Broadway,aloug 1. the Park. • About halt the drivers were sea-- led on their carriage boxes., or ingide, reading a newspd ter. Our' enthusiastic friend Stop ped sod enly, and continued to look at this, until on of the drivers caught his eye, and leaped dewii, - in hope of a customer.. We then moved on, and our Cuban, deeply af fected, expressed himself thus:' ," It is the geandestithing I have seen in your industri ous country ! The carriage-driterS read 'newspapers ! When shall I see that in my poor Collar', We may mention that Cubans commonly speak or us as ," Ilie indlistrious Anicrical .4. - We refer to di l e native Cu bans. wlo almost to a man, daily speak and ; ni ,, litl) t i reans,td annexations to this "indus trious' Dutton. as their best means of, deliv erance from the ~ .Sil'anisli yoke," Another fact—otul friend computes th:it eight, hun dred boys and girls from the- island of Cuba are now' at school in this country,tall, of whom be-note imbued with Republican sen- _ timents, wsides. acquiring the English tan guage. iV e shall hear troth these ryount Republicans, some day; when the " pear is ripe."—lifonic Journal.. . . • - I ROW V.,) ACQUIRE 111(111 HEALTH. Walker, in his "Original," lays down the following rules for obtaining high health.--4 They are worth remembering, partieularly his advic -to wives husbands. t " First study to acquire a 'compoiure of mind and .body. Avoid agitations of one or the otheii, especially just before and alter meals, and whilst the process of digestion: is going en. To this end, govern your tem per, endeavor to look at the bright side of. things, keep down as much zts possible the unruly pigskins, discard envy, hatred add malice, a d lay your head:upon your pil low, in c rarity with all mankind. Let not your wa is outrun your , ti means. Whatev er ditlicu ties you have to encounter, be not 1 , rplexed but only • think what is right to ' ia thel sight of Him whoseeth all things, a d bear without pining the result. ' When . 1., r . eals are solitary, led your 'oughts ` # e cheerfel : when they are social, vhich is better, a . oid dispute or serious a gument, or unpleasant topics. "Unquiet meals," says Shakspeare, " make ill "digestions ;" and the contrary is produced , by easy .con vcrsation,i a pleasant project, welcome news, or a lii;e4 , companion. I advise vives not to entertain their husbands .withkdomestic grievance's about children or servants, nor to ask for fnOhey, nor propound unreasonable provokiti'g questions, and advise husbabda to keep the 'cares and vexations of the world to theinsOves, but to be communicative of whatever is comfortable, cheerful aed amus ing. 1 • ' ill WRITTEN KISSES." olecoatemporary says :—Althe %Ito 10 mak a pledge not to kids It man iobaeco. A sensil; men oughi who uses tad ; but the deuce of it is, all the men use it in some• shape! And is a little luxury not to he dis ! As to a female kiss, laugh, 4ervesrchce in it ! It's, as flat as tl soda powder !—lti I'm victimized I always take art early appliCation d water! l'Ou will see women sometimes, just to " keep their (lips-, I mean,) but it's a misera rue! a sham. article I do half the talize some - ol the male audience! be pardoned for turning " State's but I don't care a pin it .1 Mut !) ig; is a natural gilt, (not to be ac- So they handsome " kissing pen , ed wit an na nutnixe,l that way, of soap a n d practice it hands in ;' stibstit y time to taM (I hope to evidence," l Now, It'issii quired by goy bungler;) when you meet a f led brutlier "make a note on't," as Captain Cuttle saysl. There's your universal kisser, who can't distmauish between your kiss and your g,randmother's—faugh !—there's your philosophiO!, transcendentarkis . ser, whO goes " throughithe motions " in the iur then there's 7 —oy my senses!!—they say there's such a thing as " unwritten music," and ..un w duct) poetry ;" I bare my. private suspicious there are umeratin kisses !"--4,Fiin ity Fern. .tVITY IN NEW YORK.; York Mirror, speaking al the wickedness ipreyalent in that city, says- 7 - l'he city of Gotham—Golgutlta4 (the Mireor,says),would be a more appropriate' name —is last becoming the ‘f scarlet) wo man" of PrOhecy.: and we arc daily elipect: itn. that terphle vials of divine wrath will he uncorked tifon her devoted head. -Rum, Rape, R.ohb l ery, reckless Rulers, and Murder —at least ti tre of the " seven plagues!' are alreatly upon us :,and the oilier two, to fill .itp the " measure•ot inn - laity," may be hour ly looked Los'. All that we can do ts; like a faithful s'entmel, to continue to blow our 'trumpet on the walls. Another New York paper., the Express, has the toildwiug item: • DIM The Ne Chrhlren4 Grog Shops.—Yki i thin the last few days the pollee reports have revealed the astounding fact, that there are - grog shops in this city int& which children are enticed; and sold liquor fur a cent a glass, and that many have been Mduced to thecotne regular fre quenters of these dens. The enormity of_ the thing is scarcely credible, bW it is neverthe less true. The. evils restilung from stick a fiendish tragic cannot be folly comprehended;. and no puni,4hment is too severe for those who have engaged in it. SPANISH lllilti liß A .genuicci Frenchman is never at his wits' end. The latest recorded speeimen of his inventive genius occurs in Marinier's Letters upon Amen 9a. The writer was in Havana, and had his lastonishment raised by the in numerable eatable and drinkable preparations which ahounded in the coffee houses,' A French, keeper of one of these .restaurants fonntl his stock increasing so fast, that he. was oblige to qtht the Spanish vocabulary and resort tO the English and to American Sol one day, M. Marniier heard a thirsty customer call out. ,"IVaiter ! bring me a President Taylor !" 's" " A President Jackson lot }Ile!" exclaimed another Of course, M. Marmief tried both.Taykit and 'Jackson. Arid he that the ingenious - confectioner had observed a- due regard to the respect* characters of the venerable Presidents; Taylor was an agreeable: and cooling dtaught,Jackson an energetic punch! A MC.ttr.L Ti:LEGRAPR LINE.-A line of electric tel egraph has just been established iu France, Which may be regaitled as a :mo del telegraph. It extetuk from Paris to tor deanx. Thd wires, ten, in number, go the whole dista4e under ground. They are five inches apart and.form a hollow square. guard against hunidity, they are supported upon woodeti blocks with the necessaryiko tenon, and encased in a coating of guttaper elm and lead. ' ! An ingenious contrivance en ables the guardians to detect at oncei.the place where fly flaw or break has occurred, without the digging up or any portionof the trench. I ' . n '- '' THE FOLLOWING verso contains every letter in the tEoglish alphabet, except "E." it is a questum whether any other English rhyme. can he produced (in print j•withoat the letter"'‘E;' which is a letter employed more than - a? other: • i . A jOVi I $ wain may rack his bruin _ Andltax Lis fancy's might, i -, . To quiz in gain, for 'tis most plain l'hai what I say is right. .; ONE 1 U j . AY OF CALLING A IVAN A.O , tArt. —The Manch ster Examineramd Times'ob. serves : "% i e fear the Rev. 'Thigh StoWell has not so effectually schooled himself in; the habitual practice of veracity as to have ()Vet. come altogether thOsemenial impulses which so:wattles urge the purest - zeal into slight forgetfulness bl our. moat elementary obli' gallons." 1 '': . O"}' T. edtire amount of the receipti of the Duke of Wellington' for his services was nearly three Irtailliooi of pound ,sterling,-- The emoluments of , the'Dake's sons,,sons. ; in-law, and relatives, from the amp, The church and the pension list, are' enotmons. P BET Tri be born lucky than rich. '1 In r ;.~
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