4 133 i i anti lutuout T grietttifir nu pratitui.
FLEINRICH SCHLAVYENSpIaGER•s
•-LOVE E..N.PERIENCE,'
Fr COrtatt
Veil, nit rob le:Metter art me, I can'ttell i
But, sure es I ferf; ieh was night re l y v e il;
Mein mouumb vas .60'4 enemrd no - vas swim, •
Bat all de night long I slept vi‘ avake.
First I itought be vaspeelpugs;:retelmistake;
For & gal all de FAI-dothes and llarsi did slake,
AariJouted in to eracka Ante pod *row, -
But not a single pedcrug r ridfon.A\ -
Den stanipoddy ley, vies f no tint -Ai, fair,
Dat mem momplaint . perhaps sea de west male;
But 1 know 'd dey yip wrong, IcAbe mem pony's a
borne,
. - And sleep in to staple of <mod Mr. Merse.
Den !though:of n to rappers," dem *flits dey say
Var raps all the people's good seaxs away ;,
But flat no vomd do ; de utult I :nest tell--
-
Moini rapper tamale riot a ienng and a belL
'Den I vent to doctor, and stated mein ewe,
He fett'of mein pulse, and put on a long face ;
"You're Farmed." said he; " end vitt surely go
lead, • , -
If you no swallow gorges his bead.
I looked at to pal, end thotmht he vas jokie';
am no swallow dal mitout arrest chokin';"
be; .‘ Never =rid, but &bust open your jaws,"
And town vent to Ind nntont ittstin' or chi
ws„.
0; - rat a pain be-tid make in rnein . ps-lly
So Toner as honey of pine-apple
Ikon& sweat be rolls down, and I, goes to sleep,
And more as a week - mem indl txl keep,
And rem !got veil I was t in as a abed:
Mein clothes vas too pig...and I . looked very pad;
But be all vas for cood, tor mem Katey lid say
Dat von I got strong, I taif . -Itnenstitaa to tar.,
Den mein eyes dey vits opeo—l knosf'd right ever
De matterllo Katey no pet' re dal voald say;
And den I got strong and pig es pefore,
And Katey ieh Vat.:6, to be Forted no more.
" FA.ST " YOTTII
The Oswego, N. Y., Journal thus expi
ates on the " progressive" ways of the ris
ing generation : ,
Boys are nearly an exiinct rare. There is
scarcely an intermediate stage ; between dia
per and desperadoisrn. The rowdy infant is
no sooner out of his long clothes, than he ex
hibits the incipient traits of the dandy
and by the time be islairly jacketted, he
wants a tobacco pouch, a pack of cards, and
learns to sweat like a pirate: At the age of
ten lie begins_ to run with the • macheen,'
and his mother generally knows he is out,
brcduse he is:very seldom in. At the age of
'weirs he shook.es, drink's, and speaks of his
parents as the' old man and the Old woman'
At fifteen be wants a gold Witch and revol
ver, and talks about s lamming,' everybody
that don't keep out of his way.' At eigh
teen he is ;lie fastest '_youth about town.
talks about setting up:lor himself, scribbles
love-letters and becomes a very adept in
games of chance t can . drink more eham•
paigne, and cat more raw oysters than am
other man of his inches. About this tine
his father withholds his spending-moue),
and the young hopeful thinks it a capital idea
to run away where be can enjuy his •hberly.•
and after eowmg, his • wild oafs 'abroad, re
turns home, satisfied that the ' old folks ' are
Mat such great fools after all.
We were liighly amused, not long iILICT,
bearing a young hopeful, some twelve years
olne, whom kome person:called ti 'boy ex
claim ra'At boyl where is your men?'
We also ocerhea two juveniles. not yet out
of theit aprons, offering to bet cigars that
&on would be elected because hewas . 'a big
ger man than General Piii'ree: Another lit
tle lad, Who was sweating away at the
stove, trying to light an old stump of a ci
gar, on beiog advised to leave off that filth
habit, replied, with the utmost gravity, that
. • It'svas very hard work to break Off smoking
as he had soil' edere: since he was quite a
. r small boy.' Almost daily, we may see little
three-footers with lighted projections in their
mouths, swaggering along. puffing - and spit
ing after the most approved rowdy style.—
' A glance at the marvellous developmentt
anti precocious intellects, e.exhibited by the
• young I\lissei of this effeminate generation,
must be deferred until another day.
"RUN FOR Tor DoCron
-The following pointed paragraph we ex
tract from the Editor's Dmwer," c f Har
prrls ztae. It may ": hold the mirror
urstb . nature " to some 'who rerd it Noth
ing so' much vexes a. physician as to be sea:
for in ;rot bane. and .to find,.after his-arri
'vrtl, that nothinc, , , 'or next to nothing is the
matter c: tut the patient. We remember an
'argent case' crthis kind' rezorden of an emi
nent Engif3il surgeon. He hat been sent for
by a gentleman who had just received a
slight wn'uncl, and gave , his', , ertan't o;ders to
go some withal( haste imaginable, and , fetch
a certain plaster: The patient, turning pale,
said ;Heav'ects,,s4, I hope theye is no danger.'
t Indeed - there said the surgeon, for it
the yellow don't run like, a race-horse, the
wound will be healed before he possibly
get:hack l'"
El=
A ,taieier,n,t Poughlzeepsie.•Zi. V.. was
unee•Oplied . during hi:: life.fime, by an
indigent neighbor, for his opinion_on a clue , —
tion. of law, is which the interests of the
liter were 'ina;ertally "•ineo!retl. The law.
glive his ndrice, end charged the poor
for the nine:.
the money," raid the client, "it
e the world, and my lattiily
hive been a long time withunt pork."
" Tjmak Clod," refiliett the latter, "my
wife neva knew the want of park cinee we
were married."
Nor. ever will," rejoined the etiuntry-
Than," al, long . as she has suclun great hog
!s
:„ The .lawyer• ivas so pleased irlth the
smartness cf uhe- repaitee, that he forgave
the poor lellow.and returned awn:inner.
LOM='I%INDED
The Carpet .11a„ tells the etory el a prea-
diet who delighted in long t canons, and
who once exchanged witha brother preacher
- who always delii - ered short onee. At the
usual hour for closing the services, the peu
ple became uneasy, and Seing- inspired with
the love oh warm di.nuers rather than long
sermons, went out quietly one by one, till
the preacher was left alone with the emu).
The preacher feeling that he 'must do his du
' ty, still co u tinued to blaze away, till that
functionary, seeing no prospect ofd close,
walked deliberately up the . pulplt stairs, and
handing him the key, roluest47d2ic would
leek.Vpus.n hcgot thrnuih, am! care the
, ley at his hoz;;:se as he :rcpt aivarr !
f .- " AN . Apr Iltrix.—A beautiful Jewess
attended a party lately in New York, Ivliere
she was exceedingly annoyed by a vulgar, im
pertinent fellow.
" And loft nerer cat pork, Miss M. ?"#.:--
ed he, ,tauntingly. ' _ '
Never, eir,",w3§ are rep;y.
66 Nor uselard lamps," continued the per
•
seat tor.
"No sir," - the answered, -- utaor religion
teaches us to avoid everythiog,swinisb, play.
a ally and morally ; therefore you will ex
cuse me for declining - to have any more
words with you."
try- QCEZIES s;• ♦ 37/47:cal. Josca.—ll
the patient does not recover his health, ought
the physician to recover his fees ? If the
doctor orders hart. has not the patienta right
to growl ? Would it not be the height of
eruelty to ;male," to " throw phytie to
the doge?" •
1!""-DC) YOU k i wlow to east iron?" . asked
\s%,
a
the proprietor O stove factory of green
countrform who a lied to him for work.
..Wal,yint,' said the bumpkin, scratching
his had, •'I war, reckoned goo - d.at pitching
quoits down to burn."
6:7 "3llia, ix? yo u
, take M.y arm?"
"La, yes Lit, and you too." .
Can't spare but the arm miss," replied
the bachelor. -
"Then," said she, "I can't take it, ca my
Motto is, to _.t.fo thevr hote bog - or nothing!' "
,ri'Dmwr fell down the - other slippery
morning. As he sat on the ground he mur
mured, "I I have no desire to we the city burn
down, but devoutly wish the streets were
?std in ashes."
ir7 , THE story of a man who- had a nose
fo large that' he couldn't blow it witnout the
us. of guipowder, hes turned out tribe a
boat !*
31AKOG SOt?S.
The delicate and proper blending of savors 1
is the chief - art of good soap inaking.; Be t l
sure and skin:CO:leers:lse off the soup +heo
it first boils, or it will not become cler.—
Throw M a little salt to bring up the sewn.
Remove all the grease. Besu re atoll simmer
softly, and never let a soup hoil - hard.'i Put
the melt into cold water,- and let it grow
slam slowly. This stimlres the gelome,
allows the albumen to fdisengage and the
Lacuna to rise; and diffuses the savory prt of
Me Meat: . Bril4f the soup-is over a hot fire
thealbumen coagulatcsand handeus the ntea t,
prevents the water from penetrating, and the
savory part from disengaging itself: Thus
the broth Will be 'Without flavor, and the
meat tougfl:
Allow toi't tablespoomiul of salt to lour
quarts of soup, where there
. nre many vege
tables, and one and a half where there are
tew. Be' sure not to leave any fat floating
on the surface. A quart of water; or a lit
tle less, toe pound of meat is a good rule.—
Soup 'Made of uncooked meat is as good, the
second day, if heated to the boiling point.—
If more water is needed, use hoilinz hot wa
ter, as cold or ItSiewarrn spoils the soup. It
is thought that potato water is unhealthy,
and, therefore, add them when nearly cooked.
The water in which poultry of fresh meat is
boiled should be saved for gravies or soup
the next day. If you do !got need it, give it
to the poor. Keep the vessel tight in which
you boil soup, that the flavor he not lost.—
Never leave soup in metal pots, as some
times a family is thus poisoned. Thickened
soups require more seasoning, Dearly doable
the quantity used tor thin soups.
GUM ARABIC STARCH
Get two onaCes of tine whitegtri limbic,
and pound it to powder. Next put it into a
pitcher, and pour on it a pint or more of boil
ing water,(accotding to the degree of strength
you desire,) nod then hating cor . ered it, let
it Eel all night. In. the morniog, pour Li
carefully from the dregs into a e:eaa. bottle,
cork it, and keep,it for use. A tablespoonful
of gum water, stirred into a pint of starch
that has Leen made in the usual mannermill
give to lawns : _(either white or printed.) n
look of newness - to which nothing else can
restore them after washing. It is also good
(in-uch • diluted.) for thm white Mtpdin and
bobbinet. ,
FRIED BREAM AM) mr
Roll some light bisctlit dough, an eighth
f an inch thick, cut it in forms three inches
long, and one inch wide, and fry in hot lard,
shaking the kettle while frying; fry to a light
Mown. Have ready a dip made by stirring
into boiling milk—say one pint—one tea
spoonful of salt, and one-quarter of a poUnd
of butter,-into which one tablespoonful - of
sifted flour is braided ; 'break open each fried
cake, drop it Into the dip, put them intoyour
dish, and when the dish is full, pour in, as
much of the dip as you like, and serve. This
is an excellent breakfast.
JOINING GLASS
Melt a liule isinglass inspirits of wine,and
add a small quantity of water. Warm the
mixture gently over a Moderate fire. When
mixed by thoroughly melting, it will form
glue perfectly' transparent,and which will
unite broken glass so. uicely, and firmly thai
the joining will scarcely be pureptible, tOlie
most critical rye.lf.ime mixed the
)viiite of an egg fortn4 ycry strong cetiient
tar glam, , porcelainr& - c., but must be done
neatly, as, when hard, the superfluous pit
cannot easily be smoothed down or takeri ntr.
CURE FOR ERYSIPELAS
The Salem Obserrer, says a correspondent
of an exchange paper gives the public a core
tdr this distressing disorder, from which he
oas been a great sufferer. ,fie says, "a situ
pie poultice madeof craaberries,pounded fine.
and applied in a raw state, has proved rti;my
case, road a number also -)n - llus viciniti, a
certain remedy." In his case, the poirhice
was applied on going io bed, and the next
morning, to his surprise, lie found the in
flammation nearly gone, and in two days he
was as•well as ever.
TO PRESERVE EGGS
Eggs may be preserved for any length of
time by excluding them from the air. -o'aci,
ed the cleanest and eat , iesi mrthcds of doing'
this is .o pack them m clean dry bait, in bar;
tkels or tubs, and place them Ina cold and dry
situation.
3nforirtution for. irapir,
OW THY, PT.AI';
WEE is THE pendulum a time-keeper?
"Because the times_ of the vibrations are very
nearly equal, whether it be moving Much or
little: that is to say, whether the are de
scribed by- it be large or small:
A -common clock is merely a pendulum,
with wheel-Work,.attached to it, to record
the number, of the ribrations•; and with a
weight or spring, having lnrce enough to
COLltellltt the retarding effects of friction
and the resistance 91 the air. The wheels
show how many swings or heats of the pen- .
dulum have taken place, because at every.
beat, a tooth of the last wheel is allowed .to
pass. Now, if this wheel has sixty teeth,
as is common*, it will just turn round once
for sixty beats of the Pendulum, or seconds;
and a hand fixed on itiaxis, projectiA
the dial-plate; will be second had of the
clock. The Mini wheels are so connected
with this first', and the numbers of the teeth
..un them so Proportioned, that one turns six-"
:v times slower than the first, to fit its axis
to carry`a minute band; and another, by
moving, twelve times slower still, is fitted to
carry an hour-hand.—Arnofi.
0." Win is WATEE universally found
throughout nature ? Because it possesses a
large range of affinity for natural bodies, Of
which it is capable of dissolving a greater
number than any other fluid. It is found not
only throughout the earth inari uncomhined
state, with its particles in the different ag
gregates either of ice, water, or vapor, but
to a permanent and chemical union with a
cast Dumber of substances, solid, fluid and
gaseous. The air of the atmosphere, and.
even that which is considered the driest,con
tains much water in solution. Many solid
minerals, and crystalized neutral salt, con
tain water in their composition ; some of the
latter to More than halt' their weight.
Witraitt there in many vain scheme's
for perpetual motions, 'and new mechanical
engines of power? Because the projectors
do not understand the grea't-linth, that no
form oregmbination of machinery ever did
or ever can increase, in the slightest degree.,
the quantity of power applied. Bence the
(utility .of supposing that a lever; or great
pendulum, or spring, or heavy fly- wheel,&T.,
can ever exert more force than Oak passed
.into it from some source of motion.—Arnott.
WITT no THE dog and the elephant
approach nearer than any other quadrupeds
to the perfection of man ? Because at the
following ptrultarities: 'the dog is the poly
animal that dreams; and and the elephant
the only animals that understand looks; the
elephant is the only animal that, besides
man, feels mu t ; the dog, the only quadru
ped that has been brought to speak. Lei
cur bears witness to a hound, in t,aronC,
that could speak distinctly thirty vro&i.
\Vnr ass whales classed 'with mum
mall& ? Because, although their home be
entirely in the depth of the waters, they have
several features in common with the larger
quadrupeds.
WET IS TRt Slltfitt ot , the sk i n of
Pshes almost always covered with alirny flu-
id? Because n may protect %him front the
penetrating tntlnence of surrounding 'le
nient.
The pores from which this vicious matter
is secreted, ere frequently visible to the eye
in futhes - : they are connected with vessels
which traverse the body under the skin, and
contain the fluid.-17erning.
EDUCATIONAL.
I 7!
ISISGETON, LHZESSE - COUNTY. PA.' : '
I ,,crllVl Institstion has obi of the tousadeeirthie ilb.. '
, L mutant is Profilist's Pennsylvania.' letalmbari in
I a quiet. pleasant and salubrious village, one mile
1 West of Wlitesbarre, and accessible by laity WM'S
normal! parts of title itountryx Tim school Ma salt
been to operation sevenyearit;dating mhiati HI pa
tronage has been liberal and coastrinol-Havreaillat.
$ Through the munificence of WM. .1111110.1116 d. Esq_ .
iair adaitkaall Seastalay twifiliss„4o by 80 rest. acid
three stories higu. tuts )oat been connyleled.bind by
i the fitortstri of ties. Zit& Hewlett, the &hoot Is
l'lst/Wlatllkirbed wilts n'tatuatils and extensive library.
entirely new. Tbs Chemical. PhOosoptticat sad As.
tronoutical Apparatus of the lustituttue Is regarded,
by all who bays know/wile of it. ad of a high order,
1 nag eingge.lor Itill experiment.' in Natural atclitace.
The Board of lust:nation fur the ensuing year is
as &liars: . .
Bey. REUBEN - NELSON. A. V, Priattpil *Witte)-
: (coot or Mental and Moral ik knee. •
Rev. TOt II C. aIMITH, A. M., Profemor 'of Au.
cleat Langnagis.
?e M VERA
?time .A. 11., ?formulae or Hattie matka
and Natural Science.
! ter. JOHN A. 18611861.. T. Professor of German.
and Assistant In Ancient Lancores.
H. De 1,,A PLACE, 1111kt/ea or French and Apanish
~ Lan Lunges. .
I JAM Val W . WE - FiTLAISP.„ Asiditlinl in Mathamat
-1 iis and Teacher of Vocal Music. •
ROBERT 11. ITI103.111• D., Professor of Anatomy
! Ind rbysint.nyT.
Mon t:bilLi CARPENTER. Precepren,
Mrs JANE' S. NELSON, Teacher of Drawing and
1 rainunr. -
Miss 83. LEN C. BORIC, Teacher or Music.
The PeUm will perceive that the Institniertn la an
der the supervision and instruction of a very fell
Board of Teachers. and the patrons ate /sacred that
no pains will be spa red la promote the moat thorough
improvement of-all the popits.
lb. necessary expenses at this Institution are
moderate. Hoard it Si 50 .per week; Washing, X 7
per dozen; and Fuel. 02 50 per year.-
TERMH OF TUITION
• •
Tenn of Term of Term nt
Ii wee k. I 17 weskit 12 weeks
11331 j 471 413 Ct
446 623 464
Coin. Cos. Bunches
(tither An do
Andent t Modern 1-an
-8 - 9 70 , BCS
Drawing LiPalntlegAstra. 2 44 3 05 3 82
stusie, with nseufthot Pl
1140,11tIttn, 11.17 1$ fit 151 10
Room rent In Seminary.,
finale muderits,) 1 12
Chemical and Plaiinsaptal
-11 Lectures. 54 73 150
Erabroldery, Extra, 0 II 3 13 2 40
Theirholeexpenair for LicinrA.Wublog,Furl.l.ights.
and Tuition in The bight r English branches, for one
year, will not exceed 0100.
l'a,M•nt for Tuition in be iareeichlylll advance.
and to, Board, trait at the eommeneernent and half at
the nii.idie of rae.ll term.'
CALENDER FOR , 1852.33.
The Ay:idea:4c year is divided Into three terms.
lot Term commence* Aug. 19, 1552, continues 12
ail, —Vacation of one week.
2,1 Term commence. Nor. 17, 1352, continues 17
weeks—Varatlisi two
34 Term commences . Match 30; 1033, continues 13
week.—Vacation air weeks. •
The discipline of the Institution combiner mildness
with firtonces, Inculcating *mind =armload rellxiotte
pen...Vet/jig lnalniary, Ann MACr and ear
'fort depnrlineta.
rtudetits are received at any time, though it to
very iMprttartt that they alioufd enter et tire roar.
nieneenr.nt or the term. • Catalogues of the sl..faigia •
nod stay larittnntion relative to it, tan be ob.
Wiled by adilrefiaing lbe Principal or either of the
1.1• A. 2111EPARD.
President of the Board of Truttees.
Lorin Barran,
Kinretim.ment.l. 053.
18.1 y•
PUBLICATIONS.
N LjC fi; Ir e n J77:
n r; . tli,No. t:.X
u TAU 11014111, have jusi published ate loiluviiug
is•suli fa! Itillads, ocilbas.
•
f!iir.l , . cra ym eSnnk, by N.J. Spode.
Th.; et rrei,-by itir author of "Wlll )111. hove rite
or, .43 13003,'•
. • .
Sauey Kate. 01 rang by Mr. Hodson, Music by Hr.
Cunidnitun.
4 •Etal•e tketiright Flag orenlUMbia." adapted to the
popular air of '•Ever be Happy," In Opira "Khchin•
trees.''
fir 'Thou art ;one, by !Waite '`.l. T. 8 Bnlllywn."
!lodes, Love, I• "
Woovan's Leer,
A Meant thnt lore can ne'er forget, by M. Keller.
llilltgent Pniue.,-by .1. A. Ceti,.
Prlrorere do., by M. Keller.
Norma do., a• performed at Cape May, by Jobe
son's band.,
Galop Brilliant, true] the O; ere of the Four Sour,.
A ynorn, by T. C. Wiereck.
r+ix Amusements. Clem:tees. by Charles Voss.
I', de. W. hive the pleasure to announce to the pub
tic that their tuna or Sheet Music consists of the lar..
and aura coltuplote assorterneni io be found In the
....unary, fired are constantly srldti.s to their stork all
the new .1.11..tc puldielied ti, New Yolk. Boston. kr.
•PI AN(lti
A tine asirtment of the beet manufacttirersOf New
I orb ii,d 1101100. at the nearest cheap prices:
1t teal. I.N.ATIIIIMENTB...
i
Also. a :ir erila,artment of Guitars, Violins, Ban-.
1 , .[, Fliers,cconlv ,, nf, Sr., Violin,Guitar and Halo
ritrtnes of th hest ltalliat , rivalities, all of which will ,
to» furnished in the ptlilic and the trade at the lowest
'att . , 1
()Idris poortually attended to
lan, I, 1.34.
—-- - -
Tie OnST , oe, Portratt of Washlngton.
' - UST .PUBLISELED.
•11 11. WLI.CIPS Magnificent Portrait of WASH.
I • INC:VON. Engraved (by perroirmon) teem din..
arre only ortsitnal portrait. in the Athenenni, Hoodoo.
This eiroeth picture. Engraved under toe superin- I
rendeoce of l'illoki aw stit,(..y. Coq.. the e „,,,, ent ;
and hit hly ciisql am-t. l• the only correct !Armes I
of Wastongion ever - 1,011;4.rd. It has been chow- 1
thrumd as the gthatc.t week of art ever produced in.,
Hos country,l As to its Litchis', are refer to the let.
rere of the %Opted non of Wrrritngtnri;Deorge Wash. i
inzton Park' Cum,. who soya, ." It is a faithful re.
presentation Ott relebrathol original," and to (abaci
Justice Tam ,of she dupreme Court .of the lotted 1
state., who says, '•Air a work of art her errellenee i
and beauty mhos err's', every nor who sees it; and l
it to nu less happy in Os likeuess to the Father of his ;
eutitary. It rent my gond fortune to have stela him i
to the day. -or my 'boyhood, and his whole appear.
ante is yet strongly minimised on my memory. The '
„iurktait you nave issued aiyears to roe to be an et- i
wa 11;.eerei.nepresenting porfectly the erpression as
cr. :I as tat-fu man;i features of the hoe.** And says
senator Cam r, - It it n itfr-lae reprearatatren of fie ;
great arrgissi. PresMent Fillmore says,*The work
appeare in roe to have been admirably erecuted and I
entsentfy worthy of the patronage or the public. - - ;
days M.ttalstitu the eminent Portrait Painter, and '
the Pupil of Ptuart, ...Your print to my mind to more ;
remarkable than any other I have area. for present
log t h e ' ,I L O!, individual:2y of the original portrait;
together with Ibe noble and dignified repnatothf air .
and winner. which all who ever now hint considered ;
a Marked chaf.•.teiletl: of the illustrians man I: I
commemorate.'
Par {le - gnat merits of thin ;Arnim See would refer !
every lover of Wathingtou to the portrait itsell, 44,1
~e teen at the ocn IA Out paper, and to the letters
'of the followiag Amstar dtateamen,Jurlstsaod &hal
, ars atemainnying it t
A Itildi e —Merchant and Elliot, of New • York;
• N eagle. Oothermel; and Lambdin. of Philadelphia; •
Cheater Harding. of Boston; Charles Fraser, of Char- ;
tench, rt. C. ; and to the adopted son of War Mutton.
Hon. Ge 6. tV ' P. Custis, himitelf an artist. STATES.
ki EN.—llis Ercelienry. Millard •k Major Gen.
Winfield Rena, (Jon. Uenrge' N. Dallas. lion. Wm it.
Ring, lion. Daniel Wolrater..l.lo ll . Linn Doyd. lion
I ewls Cm. Hon. Win. A. Graham. lino. .Inbr: I'.
Iter.r•;ly. f.10:1: It. C. Winthrop, LL.D. lIIRISTS.
' Mat huger 11. Tether. lion. John Doer, Ilon. John
qrr.esn, Hon: Rufus Choate. taCtIOLADS.—Ch ta
Folsom, Esq..; he well known Librarian of the Iloalon
Atheneum, who says," I would rather own it 1112%
any painted copy I have ever peen:" D.P. Whipple.
Richard ID:rifest., lion. Edw. Everelt,l.L. D.. V. ash
legion loom Ralph W. Emerson, Esq.. ?inf. T. C.
Vpham. J. T. Headley. Fitz Green Ilaileck,ll. W.
L oo gr e now. Win. Gilmore Simms; and FROM Fr.
KOH:, Lord TI ifou id, T. II Macanley, Sir Archibald
Alison, Lord Mayor of London, Arr., &c.. Sic THE
t PR Dclis. throughout the entire Union, have, at lib one
votre proclaimed the merits of thin superb angora.
I in:. - I .
i To •laLre ail to pa (WS valuable tectonic. It is
'weld at the - lail prier, of 113 per 10;4. Published by
I GEORGE W. CIIILDR.
N. W. corner of Fifth and Arrasstreet., Pbllad'e.
i D. It. oveßtirr
.Einle Agent foe the Slates of Eastern Pennsyleattla
• ,I" and Delaware:
-Title Portrait con only be obtained from Mr. lIY
ERLY, or from his dnly authorized agents.
A rraneettlen s have been made with the Post Office
Department, b which copies or the Portrait can be
sent to any po nt, per mail. In perfect order.
Persons by rernittlag Foy Dorkstio to P. D. OV
ERLY; Phdadrioloa, will have a copy of the Nitro it
Bent In theta pre of pottage.
O. Magnificent Gil; Frumea,got up erpressly far
these Portraloi, furnished at the low mire of gib Ca)
each. I . .
IM=l=l
A reactiiarent Portrait nf O6NEKAL JACKSON,
rocravcd by T:11. AVccon. MN...l(ler. the orijinal
partratt paintrd try T. bocce, Erd.
V,ls Pnnrait w 111 br a match for tLe Washington,
lid, to in Berry tlywr I. 0/1 well got op.
Print SS per copy. Adtlrebe ahoy.: •
Cnytre ran be had nt J. P. A LSTADT.
!or the ttnrouch Pottre/Ile.
Drc. 4,49-3 in
BOOKS & PAPER,
.aold p".„ r«r li;41,
WINI. nrrErs PATE riT c OBLIQUE
rota rtv Gnu) PEN
3rOf k.I74fICAV, Ptntaliroiu , PURA DE . LtillA.
•i, Annrlad~;rd by all, Fnt fea are aware that tt;
oanar os, that tt bends laterally at the point, in m•k
inz 113 idea, and beculurr an (Whine Pen.
rho nrilinary pea, when fiat and well made, is
perthet instrument for the Back Hand. ft' r the atilt'
and the shades, or downrevtnotka. are there In a
line. and the tun dues not smite nr irrapedLie paper;
Lai it 11 ItOpetreCT for writlPZ Of tine ordinary sloP.-.
Teareirrs of Penmanship always direct tie pupils
to hold the pro so that tie top wtil point rarer the
mild shoal ter, for by :o dolnd the gplit and Mimies
are hrnaght mare in a Ilne ; hat mill. when " held
well." there in (nun IS to 31 ;levees difference be
tween the split crofts pen and the downward marks.
W. FlFFl'zi USligne Prn obviate. Mit dittleallY.---
It ruive• or deflects from 15 to IS degree., to the,
ri3bt ai that point, where It comes in contact with
the paper, and is as perrert an Instenment for Moped
Welling.. the straight tuns is Inr back hand.
When Arid well." tt places the shades natur
ally, and si/thnot the effort requisite with the old
pen. When •• held 'tally," or with the band *none
Mde,es moat ' , Viottina bald it, tits ;Kant. Of the pen
Coln., In the paper is at pond a Ottattkott to make
smooth work,. thedmini of the old pen can when
held In the beet manner.
Tare pens are recommended by the following
Writing flanirrit io Plated/41,b1*. 3.1 fill* Dim they
hitt ever nxed .
D. 11. R3tlJ, aro. /. Decker.
P.. ElLles, r 7. Snyder
NI. A Root. D. t.. Dickson.
The fraskilei Inetitute In ISLk awarded :hes* Pens
'ill , Fun Premium, a difrer Medal.
These Pessare warrsetod. sod rnr sale,whniesale
and retail, with or without cline, by
U. °ANNAN,
Rek4gelit f.. tki Aforsufzet soars is Sthspilit/ Co.
Jam •
CTIIE.IIA.II BOOKS.—The subscripts has
.I—ensttssersed a tnres assortment of Lutheran Dunks
fromt The Publisher, embracloy. among when,,
as coll..:
Lntberait Pawing Prayers. it ilb Hymns and tangle
adapted to them by Btu). Kurti—lid.. ria.lllt, and
pla to abeep,
alemols cf Rt.... Wetter Gotta—By Q. A. [ l,lntner,
P. D., gi.11.0.
Multi stints of Faith—nylitia. C. A. Mar., Itmn.
Prayer--Tra lame thildstra—slo. ift., Mow.
Lutharaa Catechisms: Mao.
Lutheran Hymns. la plata and Caney bindlat ; al.,
Lutheran Sunday School all or
'which 14 lithe acid at shy prices. at
B. 11651111AN'A
[ - Theninalcal and MLSC•0111111.0911 800 k Slot*.
flaytt • I 1, TY[S2.
Paper !. Paper!!
00 Reams Letter Pa per. •arylail la piles from
at,ts 'LSO a tram.
WO henna fools= from VA to $5 per room.
10 !Learnt Ct , tooterrtallfoth Paper.
2.5 neaten lane Poir. •
TO Ream titedtartt date for Boot eilden•
50 Reams Biardlad Paper. ration* 'las and 4242 .
Etti Reams Wrapping Paper differtattlutlitiot. • .
'fae tubwriber has madearraadenerrth with a
With Paper Masafreta rer,aad Witt supply all kind of
Parer from 20 to 25 per rent cheaper of
01113
, tolerate tad retail. Alto a thole* tot of
al—
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PAPERS.
mkt attu be raid very tow. -Country. Nercitaata
214 others as its imppotd at 017011 mm to sell again.
at . .
. _.ll.llA.Nltarva
Cusp Paper Store.
13.11,01LE.T10 GOLD P/BAIL-1248dert .Aisarrt.
D„.O-4a .w.maist..—Tlie oboe flees fres at re•
aired* farm tot or ttaelera tapener Owe Term.
a t m " *weft_ are the Coagreer eat Caked Mates
Tea.,batolnavdantatcaaa,all et werkels can he'
perm e d u the point, eyes br tale see. The
ph srm a, vacua Amin Pee ht. einioelty. Call
and KO It, together with the others, at •
91.1.1NAN11
Clitsp Book oak ll. *mummy *tem
":M ICiNA~.
, snnaor.
. _
• eumiLDlrAten ...a•corr.;-4Priermitleelds Book,
of odor , ett. proopy—.llkardwartkyself.-01,tio b.
tees Nedical alenuaLand 1110 411 W 191 re the ernkted.
Comelylora* walleyed the • Oriels. Progreso, Treat.
ascot lad Cure el mil form, of. disease, contatew
by Prombteons Brutal lotemotate, by leelf-abase. or
by &teal Excess. witb advice Ad 'Stir Intimation.
written is a fkralltar style, 'melding all medleal tecb
okalities,awlevenablegtbled that Would Offend the
of dense!. from the rental of some twenty years,
preake.ezelosivoly devoted to the core
admits* of it delicate or private 'astute.
To rabid' ts 'Ade& receipts teethe cure of the above
diseases. and a treatere oo the csasesoiympteme of
Fever abd Ape, for twerity-drs cents a copy ;•• sit
copies one ; will be forwarded to any pert of
the Gaited ayes. by mail, free of paten. Address,
esstede 800 196 Pon Mace, or the Author, le
North eleventh dtreet, Phlladclobla.
A ug.ett, 1‘.52,
FIFTY POLLARA FOUFEIT
nu. MINTER aria forfeit *5 It Ailing to elm any
ease of mere' dinette that may tome under bit
tare, nu matter bow .torig standing or adlitited
Met tea ore belted to hts Private Eocene, N.ortb
Seventh Street, rbliatra, will:not fear of interrup
tion from Giber patients. Strainers and °there wbo
nat. been Unfortunate In the attettion ofa Payaltian
are lathed to call.
imPortnics.—Tbrough/Unlined MAW/ecru
of the poitioni, by egress or self-abate, the evils are
nourent. Premat are Ilaaate OCT. lavotamary lean
nal discharges. wasting attic organs, loss of memory,
dinlonie for female society, {cher"! debtlity,or COD.
attintional deraogscsent,are sure to follow. If ne
cessary. consult the Doe tor wlt co allde n ;he offers
a partect cure.
READ AND ReFLEcr.—Tne afflicted would do
well to 'effect before trusting their health. happiness,
and In Many calls their lieee;lo the hands of papal- .
Cline Ignorant of ibis elate of maladies. It is cer
tainly imposstble for one man to gaderitaad all the
Ills the human fondly •re'subJect to. Every respect
able physician boa bin peculiar brancb.in which be
la more successful than Ms brother professors, and to
that he devotes most of bialluse and stndy.
VEAftel OF PRACTICE. etcluslyely devoted to
the study and treatment of diseases of the sesual or.
ains, together w,tb uleervupon the body, spent, nose,
or lags, pains in the head or bones. mercurial rheu
matino, strictures. gravel, irregularities. diseases
*ruing from youthful excesses, or Impurities of the
blood. whereby the constitution hat been enfeebled,
enables the Doctor to offer speedy relief to all who
may place themselves under bin care.
Medicine forwarded to any porta( the Pulled elates
—Pare fire end lOU dollars per package
_ Art1..1[9,1834.
M=Cl
ic.r4;ollY
RGEOIf
,
OFFICE AND DISPENSARY,
MARKET STREET, POTTSVILLE, PA
Dee. 14. 1850 , 504 4
A great Dustomery 'for Billow Conit;hdio n.
DOCTOR' J .9. 90SE'S
XV. 14s
sr-
Lti=air. - • Am.
•
RAILROAD. OR ANTI-BILIOIIB PILLS,
IN Promo at 12} and 35 cents—fie. front Mercury.
and tan he taken at all seasons, by bolitoraee. of
all ages and without Inas.' It, weather. .r 1.1.40
imd
ness or laboring manshonld be witlanul them..gs They
ate truly the Poor Man's Owed, and the Rich Man's
security.
Ti,. above Pitt. are the result of thirty years' prac
tice In Philadelphia,and If taken with Dr. J. ill Ruse's
Tonic -Fever rind Ague Mixture, they will cure the
moot itutitiorn caws of Fever and Agee, nr China and
Foyer.' For /dyer Complaint., Dyspepsia, Indireelion,
it'd all 111110LLa condithins of the system, they have no
an thousands In the dnuthern and Itiestern
..ates Will teetifl, ahtt have tried them An a purga
tee pill they or: tike a charm, free Goan griping, elr
ine strength end appetite, and enlivening the spirits.
For sale, at w lotlesale or retail by
11. BANNAN.
• Agent (or Schuylklll County.
.}Druggists and others stiptined at tile usual whole.
July prices. Alinity
I. en. DROWN. Pntisville,
Y... 1. FRY. Tamaqua.
J, W. GIROS, Mlnersville.
August 30. t 551. 25:
NEITTALL'S LYEatiCIMI.
TUREC DIFFEREN r vat:PAIIATIoNs 'THE
Mil OF THE TIOIRF. uteri:RENT STA
. GI A oF CONSUMPFION
I liter er as. r cr klrTokte--COU2 h. twain In the
h re nal, omit. head. Lack. jdi Atte and
ClP!Err Indantation,'snren , ol an?
.4 ( 1 tickling In the throat, trek( dan
t cat`: ant qt/Irk brr athlatt, tut,
ltaration deffictilf • sit:At and pink g.
FampTorys.—Colteivencps, spas
krcoan ;SIAM , : I fbodle cnuab. elotent frver.ntgn , „
I trondnt end nod. ay sWe4l...,ttrt
;xo.o4Erid !tic ithitt I,i the face and cheeks.L burning beat in Ow pxlitin of the
,
I t lAA and sot,* of the lett. ,
tnrltinn easy. rdpiatti and streak
.
' , JO, blood.
1 . 1111111 •TA.E. BVMPTO! , I4
revbr, ec.tigh, sad sue r u l it
aweatn, great and inereaktng dr,-
6dny,frequent faibtlng tits,slight
{.(iedttatrt.dr. n‘velling, of r 'dream fro.
MI
TO VIC AFTLICTLIE
The appearai.ce ui TI(413: BOTTLE* of Natters
cliartacuta is a rate era In Medirine, from tilt novelty
and direct oppositinn - in the old übs.rd sad r acv
/cal frac born< system : ;unite eta tiIICCE,d , ". prepared
in this maubcr, each Bettie containing a different
Preparation, itgruring the dtfferentelares which char•
acteric• Cptutomplt. , b. has rotabliehe4 the welcome
truih nftlm CLIT3I.IIIty 01 every stage of Pulmonary
Consumption.
• Pbycicianaappregeof It because It is halted upon-cor
rect pnyehdogical and Fatima/laical princlides• The
*Public approve of tt. "meatier, it is Nonagon sense.
and because they know from sail expertente that one
preparatinn will nut care the three stage. or con.
gumption. The suffering, alsappoluted, and discour
age d Inealti approves of it tiecatme tea princlpiee
Raid out a re:um:table Hops, and when he uses Not
ull'a
Syriargin, Ms hopes are realized.
If he to in the Itrot stage of Cunsumpt,lon.aud uus
the FIRST BOTTLE- his rlpeclorall(a,dlfflenit 304
heroines foe and easy, his cough soon gets
well, the go:etie;l, tickling in hi. throat, 'undulation,
pasn-m tog beast, Bide. head, back. pleas, and limbs
ate seaweed
If he is to the second rage, and Imre the .cc.,nd
bottle, his-fever learns him, tile thluortied elaraners
become ewers and refreshing, Ate night west■ venter,
his egpecioratiqn, copious and bloody, esauntee a
healthy appearance. and at length disappear', his
bowel. become regular, his appont• return., the dugh
In his cheek d team-ars,' he burning neat in the palm.
of hie tfinds and soles of his fret, are fell no longer,
bls cough now centre, be recovers and is well.
If he la to the third slaps and uses the third trot
tic, hie Literal.. endue Ily cease., his weak bowels
become StrOl.C. tue couch .and other bad symptom.
disappear, echle digestion bccemes strong and tog
neon., hie stomech withers Its proper tone, and
creates new. rich andliou rushing blood, his strength
wan.. bi. tVaeitti body Is clothed with flesh. hi.
life Is eared. and hr la ItCd rouED TO lIEAI,III :
,E.cb biotin of Nett/R's Syliacein ban the symp
toms of the stage for which it Is Intended, printed
In front orth• wrapper, itherchy every Inward know
ing Idb us, n mertiptomo, can Judge for himself which
bowie he requires; ene.egnently, no mistake Can
oceur in •electing the proper medinne
•
SS-flee . Pamphlei In ponce:ton of the editor n( tillg
paper, containing Nutlan'y rllliplUiy of Co..
gumption, Lecturer on the ntructnre and Lies of the
Human Luuya, and Certificates Attire/.
LS Prepared only try Dr. WM. MITTALL,Inven.
or and Prortletnr. Price one dollar per battle.
Principal Claire, :79. ttner floe dont above
tient), Philadelphia.
Jan. 29.M3. b-ly .
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAINTING, GLAZTNO and PAPERING
R EMOV A L
W.IIOWEN having removed his shop to R doors
. above the American Iltmne. Centre Siren, and
taken into partnership Isis bcotbote, the •absctibeta
announce to the pablie that they ate prepared to ex
ecute all order. to their .flee with the greatest de
snatch, and on the most reasonable ternui They em
ploy ;nod workmen and their cuctomera may, there.
fore. be trite of satisfactoiy Jobs.
They, also, beg leave to call attention to their
splendid aasurtmcnt of Paper hangings. Window
ahaden.dte.„ comprising every variety of style and
qtraltly, to suit the taste and pocket of purrhsacrcand
which they otter et the lowest City prices.
- J. W lIIIWEN &
2 doors above Ameritan House, Centre St.,
Pottsville. Apr 1117,16.52. 10.1 f
A PORT 7I 1 FOR ON DOLLAR.
Val PLOYMENT rOf erery person, of either sex, in
.1 Igown or Country. guaranteed Pt per-paid letter,
with PI enclosed, addressed to Mesita Whit/Ina ND!
Ptatt.Otrice. I'lll46ophi*. wilt tarsi...,
In return li ("ASV ME 1110Dct at - realizing front 116
to gUi a week. D, panel it Is d fact,—.l t ertainty, and
without nth.
VITALLY IMPORTANT TO LADIES —Certain
knowledge, highly tnipnrtant to rtmates, and moth
drvired by Lanler in all rrnka in 'octet, Alen, a
CERTAIN CURE for Female Waakeers, Falling of
the Womb, , ntfl Le Cr Oen ty.MIDII rte L.:NOR
MA/IDX to any addrera oa the receipt of BY—thereby
warranting taw h ttnikairptnerr, poverty and pas,—
Afro,
MATRIMONIAL—HOW TO %VINT A LOVER.—
The most captivating and prefect scheme. for either
ear. wtil qe sent to any addresann receipt of $2. Ad.
dre,ta to MADAME I.'NORMANDE, Box 879,P0at-
Office. Phitadelpitin.
t-V" All letters eirielly private and contldential
Jan. 22., 4-tr
I=ll4 RIMMER
ETING. GOTTA PEIACILS.
f • 11
1 Alt *inscriber Is Ageht for thtt the sale of India
Itnbber and Chitin fenhn 13.11 r. and will furnish
It to any length at the lowest rash prices. This Belt
ing it considered better and thaapre then any other
kind In use. and It has the advantage or the material
being' renitli at lent halms Prot 03111, fm. other put
pone, arler it 1.1 worn oil ar betel,;. It 10 IN UPC at
ail We collieries. in this Region. 1.
Also. India Rubber and Guile Pereba Bore, Tor va
rious porpoger,surli ns conveying water. :Speaking
Tuber. Etta te., all eC which wilt ho.
furnished at menulsetilrers. limes. at .
- 11. BANN V./my ktiore.
tudia Rubber Fueling. of 311 the different thick
peas al* - 391 on hand. Car eptings and Rino cut to
any size %lion reltiliTd.
Feb. 29.1939. 9--
THE underslined has again renewed his shark of
Dry (roads, and now offers, at reduced pares; all
Mods of Dry Goode, Flannels, Muslin.., Merinos, Co
beri Cloth, Mot lin de 1.-rine,very low, rtheretio.Blan.
tete, full srsortment of Hosiery. 11fre clock of Pr Inle
at rations Frieze, Domeetie Weade, and all otter all.
rirsgotuirty t•ept In Dry Good Stores. all of whirb he
le determined to sell s, low, and'inuny of them low
er,than any giore In the Cattily. Ilerairsottment of.
!Ir.:metes to end of the very beet quality. Funk
Ilea seedlne for they supply, can. at all times depend
upon gettlnd the hest quality and at the lowest pu
ree, All aro invited to call and examine goods and
price. - L A. lIENDEIDION, Ag't.
Nov. t 7,155.1. ta.f
(It fatty's Rar s 'Arbriortinx arta ,Nturitte,Pease..)
Plumbing Shop.
• •
um; CONSTANTLY ON HAND A :11CPPLY OP
at! glees of Lead Due. Sheet Lead. Block nu,
Batb Tube, Shaver Bathe. Hydrantr. Nose. Doable
and Sleale Artie' POMO* and Water Clarets; also; al
Medea( Braes Cocks for's/aloe and steam. Braes Olt
Cape. and Globes for Enetnes. All kinds of Copper
Work and Plumblagdone in the neatest manner at
the tannest states.
N. B. Cash paldror .31d Breed and Lead.
I Porleellte. Get..l6.lBSe. 43-tf
TO TBB LADIIIS IN ..4:II3DIRIUM
FRENCII LIQUID
THE soperioril of this preparation Is evident , ra
oohing mods en for nee limn indite, and, befall
perfectly soluble in water and not au liable to leave
streaks or spots upon the Linen or ltiralia. 'rids
article sentmittes the golden Miss widen would can.
vivito be ratable& It cantatas no ingredients Which
could ponibly be bilarloas talks moat delicate fab
ric. Naltbar does it cootahs any acid, as tN prepa
rations which are sold for nen purposes gene:nifty
do. Pm sale at - • JOAN BROWN'S
Ding litomi.Centrit et., Torments.
Dec. lei • . d I -11 tn -
arniourr
WARRANTED ,CORRECT.
WBllllBatilint Ins jut facetted aa eaten
ant of 11800103 CIIICULAR INTEJLeirt TA
inze. oettiotly the ten article of the Ilea 'ter or.
Cued to do public They at* at eine cheap. *WO,
and eitenqte• Wettish** or bitten bath tear
poaad sel tnes
eltePte tear_he made at a dap thona,-,
were/use ,Laryirs.Wattel, tett rattomery
tenon site laremales to Jaakaane tatertat, wand
tied it'mods to node attunese to pawn
Felt UM Wta,atata and ficali at masa Nauman pd.
0.6,11 • _ B. EAMON'S
Beet Moe.
not. ie. - Irrnf
, ,
~dl~iY
LIE
10A"lte..1.)*IzI
N. XI. =CONAN'S
MEDICINAL: ,
LIT= commun.*, .• •
JAUNDSCS,DYSPEYSI D d. C u r A t
, VOWS ogniurv, ie
• SIDNCVS. ,
&Ad
• di/rases n - '
stag Dorn a Meat- -
demi! Liver or Stom-'
—*eh, such as Con nitration.
Inward Piles, Felines" er Mood
' - -to the Head. Acidity or the Atorneen. :
Nausea, Lean-Darn, Unjust (Cr. Pond, Full
ness. ut weight n the Stomach, Near Crary.
Sinking or Platter hag at the pit at thr
, Stomach, Seimating of the Wad,:
Honied and DitEcult
Fl Earn ing'at the Heart. Cho- •
king or Blitittlillog ten
. cations when in a
ly
• leg prieture, Duo. -
?imp(
Dots of wetn,
betkre the
- Sight.
Fever Sod dull pain itt the bead. DeAcieney or Tr r
splratlon,Tellowness of the Skin sad Syra,'Pelt. in
the Side. Ract.treest, Limbs. Ar.„ Sudden Finstie•
of Read, Burning in the Flesb.CenvOttli korinia6 -
of Evil and veat deyrtasten of spirits. ran he •cfcc-
Daily cured by
DR ROOFEAND'S
Cildrated German Bitten;
PPPPPP ED aS. •
DR. C. M. JACE.dON, at the German MIN/tine-store,
Ito ARCII Street. PP iladelphia
lista. Parer tete at dears thsaafta is eat stalled
—tif equalled—tit cup tabor reparetwate tee ratted
Stetta.ea theaters etteat,ts su n lit !SW after irt'lf.f
pipit-taus Mid '
These Dittere'a re worthy the attendee of Diva lids.
Faisal/ging great 'lmes In the rectification ot
see of the Liver and letterer &MN. """'"'‘ the
020111 searching powers in weakness and safer, tuns
of the dlgesti re organs, they are* Lthal. vale, etela in
and pleasant,
READ AND BE CON VINCLD.. "
treoM 7101 .4 DOSTnIt ilk ' . l
The gditor sold, Dec. toed.
Dr. IlaalLsed'e Celasratati Persian ttor, for ON
cure of Liver Complaint.Jeundice. Pyslufpela,Chron
le or Nemo' Debility, II deservedly one of the
most popular medicines of the day. These Raters
have been used by , thousand/ .a nd a friend it our r %-
bow 'aye be has himself' received an effertual and
permanent cute of Liver Complaint front thh use rf
this remedy We are easel:iced - that, In the use of
there bitters, the patient constantly gains strengih
and vigor—a fact worthy of great cono 0 e , " 1 "" .
They are pleasant in taste and smell, and can be used
by persons with the most delicate stomachs with
under any eitetimsolnees. We ails speak try tram
experience, and tome alS.eted we advtae their use.
Scored Weretl.n one of the hest Literary pa.
pets prbtishedouttd, Aug; 45
•• De. Ifeetfland'a emus Biases. manufactured by
Dr..laekaon, era now recommended by some of the
Moat prominent members of the faculty al an article
of much entity in CaStill of female weaknes•. As
each ii the use, V. would advise ell mother, to uh.
tab a bottle, and thus save themselves much sickness.
Persons of debilitated constitutions will find three
Blurts advantageous to their health. as as know
from experience the gelidity effect they hare npon
. weak iymems.'•
MURR EVIDCNCE-
The Hon. C. P. Itinerants, Idnyot of the City of
Camden, N• J says ".qt.
"Huctrutun's Gicsmem litrrEas.—We hare . ..co
teeny flattering notices of this medicine, and the
source from which tbeyeame induced Hs to make in
quiry respecting it, merits. From inquiry we were
persuaded to on It, and met say we found IT overlie
lrt Its talon noon drawee of the Liver andoigestive
mane. nod the powerful influence it tame noon
nereerasprostratkra is really lorPtltiog• hulling and
strengthens the , bringing thew into a state of
re making Weep reireshlng.
If this medicine were more geherally used, we are
'aliened there would be lest mickncits, sr front the
stomach, liver , and nervous system the greet majori
ty of real and imaghtery diseases emanate. Have
them in a healthy condition. and yod can bid d.-d
-ente to voedeintre actuating. This ea traordinary
medicine 'solenoid advise; our Mends who are ai ail
lo.llltrlotml, to give a trial—it-will rectm:len. it.
self. It should, in fact. be in every fatitily•
medicine can prOtille• pUth evidences merit..•
Evidence upon evidence, HU b. , en received OH,
the foregoing) (torn all emirate of the Chinn, the last
three years, and the strongest testimony In its favor,
1., that there Is mina of It need in the prat lure of the
regular Phyalciins of rhiradelphin, thaw ill other
nostrums combined, a fact that can easily be tal%as•
lietie.d.•nd fully proving that a F•rierilitir preparation
will meet with 'heir quiet approval when pre4ented
even In this form.
That ilite medicine will cur% Liver Complain' Om;
Dyspepsia. no one can doubt ohm ming it 64 dine.
led. it aril' speelfically upon the llama ch and hart ;
It I. preferable to onlom•1 in at/ Filinn..
effect I. Immediate. They ren be odinnamiered to le. ,
Males or infante with safety and relhble henctita r any
time.
Look w.ll maril of thegen;eine
They have the written aianature of C. ay. JACR
t3,ON
upnr. the wrapper.and hb nun. blown in cm
bottle, witkokt nAi4 tarp are .yotria-sa.
For salt. Whoirmain and liana at O) CERSIAIV
SI6DICINealT0:111, No. 120 ARCH dtreet. one door
below ritxtb, Philatt,lttaia,: and by ri'APect.ble deal
rra genvirally through the country*
I'RICES ter,oucco.—Tn ela.lert of
to veiny the advantavv of th7ir Arent rr
atoratl/r power.. Single Unttle 75erni9.
Also for alt. by John (J Brown, ; lac
13. Fail.. fl. !my 11,11 Ila
wen, Pa.
July 21,1852. 30.cnw
TIOLLOWAV'S PILL.h.
. - Cure nf a di , orderted Lire,. and dud Dir,r,tron
To Professor HotLowiy--;ita •-Your l'alfe and i
Otnttnent have stood the htglicskon nor sale tic[ of 1
Proprietary medicines for some pectic A cum oilier, i The C. moan v was ()tenanted toil I 0 a years shire,
to wham lean refer for any er.qu totes, deities me am I upon port tt. , r,,,lo.llntit.el,ale, t . and with no expect:,
let you Snow the particulate id Ler easy Sue had I lion of so rat ainter , ed in t ! man, niter in,itruitons.-
bee is troohleel for years with a disordered liver and t It Is, sei'mtllelrar 'me, I liar ils sUccerr alt raMal rat!. 1..
bud digestion. On the ism ocevs.o4.llem ever, 1., t vd, and the otototail ol It us ineis &toe; nand), of Vol.
vtrutence of the attack was an elarthing, end am` in- l if /,••• valucal a itnal to +sr , . am f wrih and pald, to the
damation set lit so severely, that enable were I ni-r. : same pelm,l, es" cd that of any Insurance Company
veined of her mot being able to hear up under it ; • open record. It. rapittd 10f 'tares 000 lls 11.1%1111ta r,
fortunately she Was Induced to try your (Mil, And • And no part of 00. lan be apolird setlit tome Ilia, tar
she Infanta Mg that after the BIM. Ond etch Voris...O. ' rite beneni of it, I.a rt:01 ',oared by this 11.!.ornpen!..
ins doss, she-had groat roller. She total n 01.,1 in take ' , 0I144:4 - 4(eilet :
khem, and although ,he used only three Bones, she 1. IJ. p.Ruthe Hord, I',,'; ; A. I. llitlett,blecrciacf•;
...136w In the enJoynient of perfect health. !could havel ; P.C. 9r:dr/wick •; e•Anmel Jones. Mind-a.;
de nt you man , morn Cases: but the above, from the 1 inn. 11. Packer . llo•a, li. lcotherford 4
secant, ef Oa steak, and the speedy) rare. I throb; ,t Robert Klotz: • 4. T. Jones;
speak. moth Is foyer of your astonishing Pill, di. A. Carrier. Artilory. .
fifignea.) . It. W. Ell! 14 E. 4. 1` W.., the u t cd e re wiled. re,t4ent. of ,chn4lkill c o on.
As area-ser a /Wan, see of Rilmootio Ferer, to I' a a a iv, and nittopvts 01 the Stare Mutual Foe neutron,
Menus', land.l, h%ompl.sop..r Ihri *elm. r.: i'enitsylvania,take obese ure t
Copy :Ha letter Insetted in the Hobart Town Cour. 1 in recommend int the at. ,, ,e C , lttitany to there sera-
lee, of the Irt March. 1631. by Mame J. Watt,- I log .....1:.• and rhea it Insernin e, 0 lrelM; it purely Mer-
Miliglret-Ireonalgsts, nineteen year. of age. re. , e g r in t ,,e,,,,,, y ae .,,,,,,. r.,,,y.,,,-
siding at. Nov Town, had been infferingtrata a vio- I 170. 401_ foster.l.ott•vilk, ./..10 It Cortsr • Tatovuut. ' -1 DE fist another of the" 111es:rated Maßlaine of
lent Rheumatic Veer, for upwards of two mouth., I !tenant It, 31.0 too al-a .7 kV. citmeninker,el. lie ' t Alt." the grkatevt monthly Illuttrtted Magazine
which bad entirely deprived her of the bat of her i J. 31 Er :11y A amp. do liellner&ellidy,Miti's. ' , ter p o illb,hod. Contents of the Ja Weal y nittuto.r,
limbs; during this perind she was Under Ms rare of I Ti.. mobseri bee be, !,er.-..; ,attnte.l not , tweet or it,,, I ,
the most eminent medical men in Hobart Town, and 1 tar 1 bn, e Conti, ny for I ~,, ; Sill.. and virinit4 . and t , 117.11STBATiONS 1 ('age
lay them her Coal" was considered hopole...e. A t', lend ) allapi.llollo ns`fer to-toattee o•C.1.1.0 mbirevred to tont. I , I,t,,,nee t fth e Eagtish {lons, n(Commins, tsfsfe. I
prevailed upon her to try Holloway's relelicated : 11r'. II CaT.I:Fr. , ' , tomtit of tleolTrey Chanter. 9
PHI., which she cottsentcd to do, end in an dieted). 0•17, opposite I.ite iiinett . flan %, Pr.;ts, Me. ' 1140,11110 gs (talasraaras of,) ' 11,11
at. short spate of lime they effected a perier: cor e ', Joie 10; Jel t l; ' 'O-11 , l Ire Ilridge of Cautereit In time Pyrenees, lit
Cart of 4 Ps-1S sad T,ShrlifiS ill CAM am; Sto”ro.-h - . - .
. - .- - 111 . Sanallel.lollmMa felfl.lllthe..Vactar rat' Wa Ile
sr a ?ems 24 years of err. INDEMNITY. .
tit Id " In Cohismith's Lodging, Cofans
.., IF
F ' aal ' M " The ' & ""`Prala''''"' of 14" - THE rizANF.I.Ihi Fl El: INACEA ACE COMPANY , Porttatt oftillber Goldsmith. - '' 17
Advettirer, writ) ran vouch for the following mat, Cr PHILADELPHIA. to t e! Pen Mani:factory.- 4 EniWarlnge, , 21,25
went-Alley 2,1251 • I.
-tri Egyinion Fetish, to
To Professor Holt otter - 4 ,10-1 desire t 9 he ir ) g irk ICE No 1G:I i Cl:extol/I" street ,near Fair St. rel:oh Women,
restonony to the good efretto of pottovrare pm, -: " 1,11:14,f4)119,
-• 3 Er Hall Dwelling,
For some years I suffered iieversly from a pain and 1 ' t h" / `' '''' • ":'d'' r • .4,w. IV, 17,c har•l.
Brother Alf,. li•Lent4: to the Sorg of the Iltral
tightness to the Stomach. which was also serompan. Thomas !Is/. r44,rae , ..1 P. Lewis. n 1 Pandas,., • to fare
lied by a shortness of breath, that prevented me vivo : 1 "'"• ) ",`, r n-'"', r• Adolphe I:- Bork, • The Poet brine. Petasov to the Fair-The kar•
wtlking ;boor. Jam 51 year. of age,and nowt:h. ; 4 coa , ta ml. Dv% id 4 firotv 0,
. met hors reps.,
Blending my advanced slate of life, teere M. h•ive ' 10,' n l t r '"" ) '''• , Plain: I.:Melton.
reat.aooll al voted in a Cart-,7:
an relieved mr..thot lam desirous that others should , , 'ill lit t.. ~.ttt,. ,nt . t.tratt:e. pennon-pro or t !mit, .1 the Cat!,
be made acquainted with their virtues . I ant n o w ion .:‘ my di At 1114100 el l.roperly, in Coven an.l eau ally . ~,,,...,,. b.,theeee.,:th th e f . , .., th _ reg
...,.. 1,, ,, ,, ,
rendered, by their means, comparatively active, nod l at r a! , - - ' al* Iv.'" a' I'' , 01,9 ' 1 .'til Willi Se,litnV. . toarvett Into eublectton, 45
can take ezerelse • Withnlit Incuevenienve or p.m., "flo• Company bare reterwaol at ia oane
rAr. Coor 1 -, ,,,,,,,,
yoked toils ~,o , Pegasus flying/May
which I could not da before. Fund, w•loch I,tll ter it Ca pl!unroll early I, e en
10 .tlaets. _
[MlgneJ,l HENRY COE, 1 inueatcd. chant 1.10 ,1 0 Pro:cc:do. : 0 the eihor.td. The Duke of Wellington visiting Queen Victor-
North Street, Lynn, Norfolk 'rho ...peta or the Company on Jo Roar)' Ira, 1019, as P. . m a ,,,,,,, 0 „,,,,,„ , , . LI fare 49
frooioof o l choory of 1 - 101,,,, , , par, ~,,,,s . 1, plat isitell agreettbri to ,tll Art n , f,„_,AAsentitiy,slyete as Distant View of Weimer Cottle. to width the -
. of Dropoy. i
- oolows,iir. : „ i ' Duke set Wellington died. 4'J
Persona suffering trom 'Dropsy. eltber.Abnut the ; M a r,'ll,"g" l'' '' ' 12-5 " 6-' Starke ,
torn KM., or at other times, should itomethetcly • _Flea' r'ar.". 1 0 1 l :: 1:4 ''") l'a"°'• •'•c • 4,l •''''' ' set's Heavy Erlgade, and total Boot of the
have recount to these pin., as hundreds of hereon. . lentl'orsf Y. ---"-• ' French I'a ratty, , 52
are annually mired, by their' use, of this 'direfol rani- , IMAIIA. . 127..474) use .11 1 , 220 . 097 47 I portrait of the Duke of Wellington. 53
plaint In its diderent stages, Where all other means fluare their Incorporation, a period of, voila. en
7 1 atodeon at raMtalrteblella ; after liis return front
hod failed. yeare, they have pal
unward• "lone anarioSrerp a tun- , ...,
, r..ba, 56
Tbew celebrated Pills are wondstfolly rill••tendit 1 d'''' 3l ' a " . •""" 1 .. da .""" 8 .- l''"" by e fi l r ' ' l '"" a Y " Ir ''''' - ' The Duke or Wellington 1)tog in lists at Chet- -
In the follolving et - inspirable: i tug evidence in ID, 40i Vantage, 01 znsw.l,ll.r, aS Well ; ~,, Hosp ital. 57
Agar, !lamellas, - 1 it ' th ' ah""Y on .1 ah l" lfinn I" n a " t w"h pen M a t * TT.. Fune ral Car, as it appeared in the Fit „„al
A.thnso, ' - Jaundice, uess, atilt:diddles.
.„ Pftwesalen, ' rio
Iltllocut Complaint.. Liner Complaint.. 1 CHArt":B N. 111•N"Ert- Presides! • The FonerelPrOf elslloll to SC Paul's Cathedra!,
Blotches on the it ii o Lumbago, . CliAnl.l:4 G. lIANCE ER. citcrel lrY• (Imp; talcum/mg.) (~jars CO
Bowel Complaint., Pules, . The sithetribur has been altpion•rd agent for lilll ' Th.,. „E,,,,,.,, t",,,, , tr,v, ere de.lguml and eseented
•
Colic,. 7theutnatlern • alms , . mentlonediaultullan. 3 4 4 IS HOW, prepared to y
. I • the amt Artists and Engraver. in the world, at
.
Constipation of the Bowels Ratenclen of Urine, I make Immoante, use evert, tfeser:t
riton rit ,
property,. . ramarlatlledsttlth original end intereatiug demriptiont
Consumption. ' • 'lcrofula. or Elng's • Ecil, the loweg rays. ANDREW 1117441i1., Agent. .
~,,,,,,,,,
uat ,,,,, !at ..
Debility, Sore 'Meals. . r•Milele..lara 11,1351 • 2-tf .
'. LETTER PREB4. •
Dropsy, :stone and Gravel, - - -
' II money and fiescrddlon of the English Hold, of
Dysentery. .• ;,letortil.try Syttiptlins, ! INSURE YOUR ROUSES: • i, conunon.., 1
Eryelpelvs, ' - Ti: Donlottreut, 111 1: .todercigned,."7.vcat for Ilel4roming Coruoty ' G,,,,fr n , ch ao o o t, .
' Female trregularirles, Fintiontl, Xs - re , : fo.-uroore Cootranne', whirl] has ttrnh•hi, ills Cur 'outlier' nrAntltitilly 4 Hand Rings, It)
Fevers of all ktods, , Ulcers. .• :WWII. .1.1, iv.p2:121 rill I. any other similar Instil.- En e •hrotge of camer a 's, . 13
Fits, ,• , Venereal Affections, tion InIM• Sisi.., - .1. prepare ! ,t.s effect invuraio et A,,,,,,
~o s r tr.nars,alats Dwa r fs, 14
Rout, r r Wurm . of sill kinds,,against 'lava by Vii,', MI slid. wri;.tione of Building.). .Ilituraphy of Oliver noldamith, 17
Headache. :Weakness, Rom whaler.
,Merehetv)lre, tied Miter property, On die ..imi (air Sr, et pens and their Mioufaetiire, 33
11011 canon, 1I et cause ,ke ,&r. ; and h.:riot term. of the Company. Love... ore. al- Tr io Egyptian Fettobs, • - 21.
Mold at the Establishment of Professor Jinja OITA r, • ways pr.vnat Iy• iii.! o coon a. 104 , Y Ile tat itfacturi- Ti,.' Eccentric, Student, `. - 31
MI Strand, (near Temple Bar, London.) and 1,0 ell i I y made known. Pereons having property to be In. f The flied of Parailiet and Mother Alfue; a Hive.
ma/peewit/it Drugglets and Dealers In Medi, Then lurcol, ma y Apply In Cie eulcrember. in rotteville.ei• o,il t Legend, 37
throughout the British Empire, and of 11M44 of the thee personally or by letter, and the. eliall be Prompt I Th e Itou;th Monte at Horne, near Hamburg, 39
('ailed State.. In Mises ai 37+e, 871 c, and II 511 each, ly attetnlrti to. . /MIN lIABLAN• I •Itetertint Ilinttratlons of Schiller: Pegasus In
Whniciate by the principal Drug Housestn the Union ; font 20, taY.I. , , Wtf . . 42
• • ' Hone..., .
ity :Messrs. AB. gr. D. Mande New I",tta : sod by __-'z .- . -__:_. ' - --,- - ' •' .' ,Twenty -for hooks withal) English Daily Paper, 40
Mr. C. D. Kttlillat, I' South Illaits Muer) , Philadelphia. Poetry and Painters. • 42
.3•Thera le a considerable saving by faking the ' LIFE INSURA.NcT
- ~,,„,sal Public Follett! Cif the DUke of Wel
.
. 41
laraer size..-- Dorm.
•••
_
• Cub sueceeding number will Ca1t11116,3 great ea-
N. II -Directions for the guidance of patients in ' " LIFE iraumurcr : ,ioy of highly interesting original and selected mat
every disorder are stilted to each Box. . - ' the
al. T. W. DYOFT k $01411,133 Notth 4crond Slicer, ' l '"E ., " • lg' r„ rp 't , r ' ' '
%RD LIF E IN.:4lillik NEE ANN;urry • ler in Its sortnus -departments, contributed by
most {copular waiters elute day.. No offorto or es-
Philadelphia, Wholesale Agents for Penn-sylvan', ~„ a,°- 'I
fa" ) ' birtiy,t , ht ttne tt , ltt, (Rh, , Na,
Also for sole by John G. Borden. um! Clemens A: ''';' C hesnut Street. I ' 1 . 4 "! 1 ' '' 3el}.ll', 11- c h . " l " . ~ apect %solidi} , of name's :Magazine of Art, and dr.
p „, prose will he mmied to render the work in eyery le
ns sier, Pottevala: E• J. Fry, yanotqoa; D r . J . vv . pe.tni. I;<oluiriU!.. ma k e int:twine es on Lives onto,.
r lalf My en riot to any pictorial magazine cote pub-
Mis., Miner...lN. Lamt fattraaraMe lerataX,
Dee. 12, 1852. . . 51-1 y
1.1 "' . ta l' Untb'inn ' 3l.l urn " d ' n'a " ted ." ! '• . ' in '' atua ; i ll e a d o l f n it i i h eti r ro a h n l Y°l o ber o e n ° s. 4n w n h Y v:n completed. Will
a laic.. and cone:at:tit Increasing reser, ed fond, of ) f . ,,,,,, a, v ,,,,,,,,, whiat , ,, t o e im,„"o,,,,,ii t y,ni,.
t - , , ,,, a per fret err I,IIV to the ins tired, '
and beauty, wit defy tOrTipStltlosi. It Will nOl Only
Th, pecottotna may h., r,,.$ yr arty, half yr eily, sr • t,,
~, i„ , , ,,,,,, rig rup i 1 y pOp p • hat a rich ornament'
quarterly.
, 0, the
1 The Company add a tones periodi,9illy to thet . a- . for the .to ay. int-mogul/01e, and A pleasant cum pan
e,,,
Senores l'or lite, T 1,.. Orel Itnnos, appropriated in ',
•r ~
* TERMS:
.
Deveinber,lS 11, and tile CO C 4.1,1 1 1 0 , 111.11til) , cenilwr, , • m,,,,
, 1,1 , ~, agi. rea! ,..,,, pi, per p phi, pp . re p t p ,,,..
1419'arn"n4t tool, '44") ' "' nr 3'_f. 51l tin ' y ' rY " IX:'° ' tag.hatter IS months, on wetps of *3.
Club.
of
hunted ender the /Odest politics, making 312142 59 •
r , , ,,,,,, , ,-,,, ) ,„ Arost .
or ~..a om, 37
rehloi will h , • Pal , t then " ./Ati ' l '"""'e a ttal ' a ' la ' l f 'or 'e lilt[
annum. ALFIXA;4I/F.R. IMONTriO3I6III% .
.lead of EDO originally floored, the next ..I,lent I •) '-''' -1--- ' - '
amount to 11237 50 ;
ter neat 41 lltte 10 8191 2 5u forl7 Mpture !Street, hit.. Yolk,
' . a,.1 solo by or off Booksellers. -
every sloCin : Abe others in the game proPottli I a on or. ;
- •
cording to the ainonnt and time of standing, or bleb :
Noes' -Rea UT. Parr. L or
advidion• make an ate/ape of move than CO per cent,
THE 111.2 TORY OF TIDE PAINTER,. OF
oilman , ' Premium. ) paid. wiihooflnertaelng the se , ..,m ; N A T I O.,q B; .
nub 1 rafirtatlattn. i
the rollOWllig are a few exaMplea from 1110,ite- , r .
a ylie parts waits on e Pilot of eV ry month,.
. • , 4 filly relit!! each.
' l "..'. 1.__,..', .-. -_-'.._....----_.--_, _. ~....., '' , Cart I, patiliehed able vy,-cOntains Albert Doter.
. 1 f Arn't of paltry and ho. Llfe, P. strait. and *pitchman, .of Ott choicest
.
ii . I tlonus - -or;homit to be inct'sd •Wm kr. Mara which arc “imMle pules. • "
1 Insured. addition. by futon. addlont. ' Nit H. Wilt he ready Fr b. ISt, and will' tonatst: of
- --a- - -------- • VelamEirp. his Life, Portal% and the ebOitest ; spoof.'
.01n00 $152 aff *1,252 511, . stems of hi. Worts,
• 41501 652 23 3,174 23 • ALEXANDERmos . 7tomenT.
:: , , ,, o ' 445 . • '2,735 Ito ; - IF 4prate Street, New We!.
1411M1 11.7 SO 6,157 7.0 Arid sold by all Booksellers.
Ain, lie. . - Lc. -. ' ' (5. tient Postage tree for 12 Menthe on fecelpt of OA.
-----....:..--...-.--•-- . Jan. 21,!'•53. ' 5-2 m '
vocTon VOMISELP
.
PRIVATELY. r 25 cente,
r mean. of the POCRCT
tStltlLit, pi tlrt,nt Etc!) One
I. Ow a t'lry.irlan. The
Irtreisth iltlitlon,wlth one
indred engerntring.,.howtor
Irate Diseases dad Marfa,
Ilion; or the fiel:er turf
Mew, In twerp shoe and
rm; to whirl' In added
104110..41n the diseases of
males, Intended for the ope
female. milli, (..' p.tge
),) being of the torthe.t
Im
/tanae to, married people,
!hale contemplating mar.
, M.. 11, Graduate or the
. .ty o / . ._Jytr.- eta, Member of the Royal
College of Burgeons. London t' end Honorary Mein.
her ofthe Phil adelphiiiilrdical Society. The various
forms of Secret Disrartte.frominal IN eaknets, Dis,a.
sea of the Prostate eland, Impotency, solitary babas
of youth are falthlblty described, and all the recipes
Oyer. In mato langusge. Tbe chapter on itelf.abure
e n d g em j n it wesenees is worthy of penleular at•
4
M e n, should a read by every one. Yonne
Men, whe have b h, unfortunate la contracting di
verge, previous to g yourseleee.under the rare
of any doctor, no ma er artist his pretensions may
he, get scope of 1011 truly risetal work.
Bea Captains-and persons dolor to dee, should pop.
tees Ot..trounrs Treatise. on Marriage, the Pocket
&yen hplog, Or Leery One ills Own Pbyelelan.
ro•Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of
the ,Eirttlaptus to his child: It may sere him from
en early grave. Lot no young Man or woman enter
Ism the secret obllrellout of married Ufa, with/Int
reading the Pocket Escolaplits. Let no one guttering
from a hac king roach. palate the ride,restlera oughts,
Itervonil tertisee, end the wboie train of Dyspeptic
uttritloni, sod given op by their physician, be, an.
othtr moment wothoot committal the .Eecillaphts.—
neva the married, or thole about to be married, any
Impediment, reed this truly tsetse Root, as It has
been the means if saving Oman nds of Ile flutUnate
elan/sees from the very Jaws of death. 11pwants
of a MILLION copies of Gale Celebrated work hare
been sold is this country and Lampe since 1879, when
the hest edition way based.
aPAny person sending TWENTY-11 Ve,,cent a en
closed 111* fetter, Will metes one copy of Ode book
by mall t or dee copies will be sent far one dot tar.—
address.t. Or. WM.YOUNG, Na ill Spruce Street,
Phitadetplft,.• Post pelt. • - .
Twenty years practice la the illy of Plattadelpids,
mushily enittlee Dr. Veen to the cosfidence of the
aelhaed, end he maybe mineelted on any of the di.
states deacrlbedis his dlffeteet publications, at his
office 111 wproes Ihreet. leery day between 9 and 9
Welatik. Cdundays Steeped) eel persons at ear die.
tante ten commit Tit . Tsui by taper, vast PAID.
Joao 14 1952. Play
Pamphlets runtaintne tables of rates nod exranna. ' - . ~... • ......,__• , :;_.,
...•e...,,,,-,
bons, (Nano of applitut ion ; and further infortealion -:-. 7 --- :' , .
otrATIS' Invraiiio Warn'.
can ho had at the other,
il.• W. EICf/ AEDi e Prcaldent. TO .191.111.DERA .AND OWNERS OE PROPERTY.
Jon" F.,gaNtre, Actuary.
The suhscriber li Agent for the above Company In' DERONS destroys of ristag a purely 9f.meStaillaie)r; In Fire
Schuylkill County. and will effect Insurances, and . 1 nod We . th er 111 " 1. P414 " )111 "4 I'.
slyest{ nortaaary information, on the entilort. - oil its native potity.ea theaperand more tforab/s than
i D. I:ANNAN. i any other before. offered to the public. This "antirre
June :9. lti:0 ' .. 2n-ly ; has undergone the careful Jleatyna of the learned
fro(. James C.!Soot!' of the linorerslty of Penn tyl- -
'"._..."'"""."'`""............_..........;
.' rani* Thin aint Is 'pact:Hari, e l
-ever to the paint
• 19/111 111.10114. AIICHTIELT , ""LtmItiII • o .olr l - : inn of Caen . Boats and Vessel' ey deamtption,
I. ttal dealers, fin trounces, A' silne,.witbutban Sera- ' pr,a.eertnato itself more body titan,-any other paint
denten. litc.,acc ompani;,d by eipltilaihihs, speeltro- j'yet introduced, and the onside_ of drying very hard.
tine:, ertiorates and riaborate detail.., prepared •t- ;'Colon earytna from brilliant add m "a' -.
presely for the ore of Projector,. and Artisans through• • -
- .- CERTIFICATES. .
oat the United rioter, by Samuel Sloan, Arebitert.- '. ' PAinofernata, Dre.l, 9 fiSt .
l'aiblientd In nutalorta.and for sore by .•
" bk it te Fire Proof Paint cons - Nth of sorb materials
. D. MN'S AN. • . '
rr the opinion that it cannot change under
er A er t y " A p i p e ' .l 6 l r it l er hi t ' and w6 1
Il k a " ; 11 ife h r t tn i 1 b b 4 i , u n n I t h r y " . 1'31;43
" r,„„ It w ill retain its quality thrany length of time. -
Starch 6, 19:1. " ' .,. 10- . 47e .o ne w ti a tnia 'nt any
its 'pots. and that:there
, Analysis:
LI TEU STEWS DICTIONARY 11:1413/1100. , Silira,
1111 'ED.-A few coulee of this sellable work. ow. ; Alumni. ' ' 50.49 I Perocide of hon. 1101
4.31
knowledged to be standard work of the . 3110 I Water, -
a , ~' - l This Analtsle shown-it cannot camera, while Its
hind, not only in thin country, but in imam '‘i beautiful Color mon .roconlinend En extensive cm -
Eurupe.for tale At less than rity.pricer. -„,... 6. !. plot,tnent. • ' .- .• . JAMES C. BOOTH.
41.4`in`n°Yal Oruro, 11911 " 41, 7 And ..-''''''-' .tProf. of Chemistry applied to the are. University-of
Monet edition of Mt valued, Wolk; fet tete at very i rtansylvattis and . Franklin Institute.
low pfea, at , ' IL IiANNAN'S 1 . ' •• • Woe COeater,'Pa.,fars, 12, 1031.
• ..' .C11‘• an Pato lesagle 30 ktelail Bookstore: i Ido hereby certify that I hate used the- Fire and
N
0v.:9.1A5% ' ' -', -, - . 47- if . , Water Patter Paint of !Vends& Co, and rind It to ex
ctLAJETALYS L'OMMENTMLY. ONLY 41.40.:-Tun i cell anything toy in use tat body. ems And beauty
aisobsettort Isomer received Claire c a w runt y,. , of color., Agouti I recommend it to annotate Pala
{beautiful plot, 4 volumes nct - too; at the. tow tate of ! tent and I can Anthems? Amu I believe it to be Mote
VIM LAW 8001/Ae-Cmydotra Fnf MI: neW /01 4 --.- - fine opportunity. l'or those who & n u n /thi n i n . l dorable nini Channel tun any ether, print yet
.letro.
edition ) coetaftdagassoy beW rarele. Piles only valuable work, to pmeore a tnpr; 1 ' ft.DANNA,:v. _ / dozed to thlP,Pnb, l l,e.• lb IS without pat -4. myself ,
. . r e nna4 acme is ogo,lll tar Yates 111101,aeir was. stir ,
iti.ntee,Cempre hontivelhommetita MA vole . -Iplo go
prised ,,,. rad sin , very am, „ H i i n nppiinnuan beim. .
-
Pastan% It nom 'titbit. rata me d. - Pattick Letstbe:Acti f;oonneatary - ) 4 vo le ,- 406 I° i -
- moaners C - Lev, new edltict... • . , Afoul; MIL -.-, , • --• . - 164 - , tifut for tither wood or iron. - - -,•.- • -,
- - , - - • - • JOAN Y. - RAWLINGS, Noose mei Simi - Painter.
liton'a Jostles, last edition. . . DINIAVTINVIi . PAINT ' HOTEL-an *lee Apply to - • - illAN'l...a. NEILDer.- - •
• English Law and itivoty Napalm 0 nag., jun IV .2.101101 011101ThItIllt eintint Eaten. Imitable 6r Doll. , -, - . .- :. Wilmingtft.D4L,
tilted and for We by BilliaNti US ) day Presents, some with Locks aid Keys at ittO each. 1••----• or 10 CALEB PARML, ,
Law and Ntacellsosonsßooksener. Jan /mem and for isle by 11. IiaTINJIN. ' Pousvitlie, Ps.
Olt. ;0, /t 67. • 44- Du, IS, 1131. , . bi- Jan.l2, 1833. ii-dta
BEM
- HARDWARE, &C.
Ffl .PROOF %Wl=
- LI VANS gr. WATSON terpeelnaly Informlbw pub.
.I:slie that they have added largely to their faellities
far insontacturing articles In their line, by the erec
tion nta large factory In Eighth Street, below Vino,
aud art now ptepared to furnish thrum who may Ct.
/or them, with /ME Plitetir erIYES. 4c., in a an
pctinr n.anner, at the shortest notice. They will
warrant their rafts to nnacren as much best as any
other wafts t and in order to satisfy tbermahliethat this
isnot melt esserthmabey hold
tberoselers to 11....71111.1M at any, •1, -
twat totrittlipta fairly with any •
ether safes thtt are made.— 1 ; -. 1 7 44 fi r ? ` .: .
They have the laale*Ornaally • •••, •
Intranet* and Mlirre. in this( .? 4 /
city and rates places. which :i •
they can give in reference—.---"
Their et-rearmed sifts bare 9,41/ ,--- 7„. '—
been well reeled by accidtatat
an well a• by public bendiest, as ibh report below will
chow.
tiffdt Triioup.ll,lcAistred ErAxs 4 : WATSON'S
SS Dock St reef, Phi:ode/141a,
EIRE PROOF C11E:3241'.
AT TII P. ET ATT. saa, 1 1 / 4 421AAT1111, PA., CCT. VI. 1451.
The undersigned, appointed a cusagnittPt for the
purpose, ny the o:Ert fa of the State Fair, went pre.-
sent this afterestaa, when Henna. nye:Ns & wAr.
80:t t. eked one oiltietr Atnalf stand Sala Pia ndet Fite
Prep( Chnftta.7txtifch time they ennenniett rnttttt
coact, or tenon over it, commencing at t nto„,.k, P.
?,1., dud haring exp.oed it to a white !lest for 00
/lever, Aceitient in destroy the root !tun ftet. On
niunlng the Cheat. the patient, tngntlier tttitt7W3ett
eula-,.ttett.setted in nut presence. Were taken nut,
ant only having been puttereen, but net having the
appearance of tenrch upon them
Joarph natter, Tt-Coe. of Pe
A.- 0. tie k:Pr,
John O. frig,
Ches. E. Ileipter,
E." E.. Declaim:l.e, •
Ciimmittee
EVANS h WATSON.
la mender Fite at 4 Thief-proof Safe Nitlures •
No. R.11)oe Street,
Aim
ME=IEI
GEOIIGE BraGEIT'S
NEW lIARDW ARE STORE, 1
-,—,
dwarf l.riow Mites lantrl, undr)
hofannd
an raceliput wartment of If N.RDIVA NE:
tjoadi trimml nco.. 'FP, a,
ROM
PM=
.
riastdlru, • Britanla Warn,
rth0e„,..„T.,.,,...,...c...rtment of tint. treks,.
Carnentrro' Tool., Table contry.
013 ma and Paint, Pocket twit gy
Bar Icon 0(111 kiztt, Table Sia.ena.•
Rolled do do ilo Anesla and Via'.,
Nail. and Spike,. ' Am. - win:cat cantle Gnu,
El'idroad Iron and N. 0•1. Sheet lent, Cut. litleSl, '
r , tnith Tool., Wire, Tin Plate,
POoldlng tooicti,th, Unto, Fieltivs,
C.lllt 1 - tr,l. Sad In m+,
Unit Ml:irrg,
;01;t14.
RZlerk.llllTrtirK,
rowdr caw! gboi,
Yltrar
Arai
Mill elawe,
IJOpdnl t 4.1%,.
Fine fiend-ea-AP
C 11. trillion hi. thank. to the Vittilic
erowage tld•y extended MIA., Ilte elm of (night &
flit gall , ' I Ifinvior . :lilt. in lii= individual rap+•
h• will tie slide In detterve and rid:l.'l3yd this
eO - iit hilted tuppnrt by the finality of tilt goodi he half
in Molf.. 'ilk I ntivnii , ln to F11160..11,404 the inert:llr,,
it %holt he is drt•rnunrd 'tell.
GCOIIOII 10.11 . .11T.
Litre of the dint of Height & Pott.
13-It
EMZEINEE
TOWN EL LL
,
mo,v A pa) Hri BD Trim R s rou E.
THIS mum:um of Mattufatiareti wate4 •
lii. 100 t near of its attraetinas, and I am
110,1 , n:•Ie Itl offer m the publir.t titer Mr .t.t.
.
their Imittetttaa at rtlyzitate, oar of the '•
tliteat and- moat uisefui stock of Forrian an.l 1t0M ,, -
tie HARI/WA:in reef nit••red in the rot:My With
many thltilid for the pdttettage eatemte,} to the tats
iirm.l (141triliqzelcithie to supply all the Pattie fit
my 111:i . Of' Illillif,t, 171)(31, le the rlttapc.t. with
metal hrotoDtil,ns zo.l i:.,11.11C11. FRANK Hill".
Aptii2,l,s2. I l-tf
COLEMAN'S Cheap Cutlery STORE.
No, :I.!, 31, 34, 33, 36, and 37 Art;Nfr, Flahula.
rintiNTRY 11.'rrb.tm+ cin lb to 15 pnr
cvnl. by porchl.ing at 111, ■hc,v,. Slott, 15y ktv.
part In: any owl, paying butliv.le alit, and liv
ine vroriorniraliy.:it I- pl rln 1 rau ,rotor•,•II thorn who
ptitrha+e tbry ;0..i0 hrtr, pay 1.,h flora. am d tare
ake pliores
r0d:4.17.11y I,n hand. a thn., a..ortzuf‘rd of r and
klvi,t Ica 1../ 1, on. abd Var.orr, Tata,. Knly.,
and pork.. In ivory, nal.. buffalo, borr arid p. nod
111[1411.5, Itartcr• Fori , o, kr.,l:oit het
Kidveg, 1:11.11: Kmvr., Revoivia: a:id plain
Po.tola. st.
a large it,. I. of no,l4crA , and \YnF
tenhulat•v 1•, a and Co. gra.,
Also, et ;mg , a+curtmr nt 01A t 1„,„ A.,
160., time Englt/11 Ttt kt at Getman Gttye.
i)1(i M t ULLMAN, hsPmtr t.
Per ", Idsl. =ti
IRON COMMISSION WARE ROUSE,
CENTRE ST/WET. I'OTTS VILLE.
Blake rlberft irre prepared In furnish the Tide,
Machinists and (wratarii. at Pt l l l4 dPlPhi.
(ii right added, or retail, beet Anieriesn Bat
Iron. ulanufletnied to l'oltsvllP'. and Warranted of
mi4fiertilr ,pl3ldy. T ralto, .M 1111.10% for
an.) Willi...bed at cheat
rt iron] the Imparter. C.l It 1/1.1: V 4, I IJN.
York Inire, Nov. '2), Mi. 4 ;•if
tle f
FIRE INSURANCE:
STATE AIIITUAL nub INSURANCE
vtitt.Al,l:l.ritiA A,:r.Nr%
, 'he ,ntit V ',ell •f1...i 1:nlel I'ollll
- in.!. 101.1.i:I I 4: 1'11.71...1!
.11 , t, err G.,ln I ho AllOll,l ail'. zna.le ;thy
' 1.1, P.:2:
•
Wholc 11 , 11111, In
Imth Drant'ltes olf . 111,.ita vs, Tit enly
TirJurarid, 0.0,00;i
Wh4.le a illoont nji.r..pott) ai rIP%, $1:0..:A1,r,V, 00
' Pohl lot - Psi . .. lW, 11e:1k • ei
lu casl):.ettl'i ii i trn l•n1.1r,
Toni amotint I; I I , ,ier! old
AI - 0001a Or cavb
it;gl How to ri.s,rve for f,11.11, O1511,1!:5
incitoliva a C.A.lti turpltt.of t 9,14 12.5
!MEM
sHipPiNo;4c: ...,1
'WINTER ARILINCIII
gins uvsgpool. tad POOADZIPUIA efiCAIW.
I. 0111 P CO. tatokd salting their ricotta 82euriBb tpe
CITY OF MS,'NGIIGMTGR, Mds„ Capt.ilobt. !Ahab,
CITY OF GLASIGOW,' 1 8 /0,(4111.WW• 1 ! 11 3 ,11,1 *
Frew
. City of Glasgow. Katurday, Oct,_ 3, 1839.
City of Manchester, , gatunlity, 0et.33„ 1831. 't
• c/ 1 3' of Glasgow, 841eltdsy:tios.tto„ 1811.
•City of Idanchesuw, Monday, Jan: 8, 1 6 33.
-
City of Glasgow', .7buday, Feb. 3,1633.
Thursday,
. City of Manchester, Thomas", Mar. 3, 1833.
• • City of Glasgow, thstilday.llar. 31, 1 5 33..
Frew Liver's/ a.
City of Manchester, Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1832.
City of Glasgow, Wednesday, Orb In, 153 1 .
Oval' Manebesier, Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1639.
art:Usgow, Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1633.
City of Manettrater, Wednesday, Feb. 2,1833.
, City orGlasgow, Wednesday, Mar. 2,1853.
City' ofManchester. Wednesday. Mar. ZO, 1853.
C=3
Preto Piitadefpkie, Peon Lirero•l,
Saloon berth', 90 Dol. 1 Saloon berths, '2l) tlotraa
blidshlp E 5 .• 1 511,13111 - do 15 "
Forward do 55 forward do 13
Including etewirra ices.
Tntan CL•Ilf P•SOZSGCSIR-
A limited number 4q Third Class Yautures,
he thben from Friliadelpbia end Lhcrpoul. and found
in provision*.
From Flallad'a,. PO Dole. From Liserpool,o Guineas
ef roificatas of passagn will be issued hera,th Attie'
who are desirous of bringing out th eir triage at cot.
responding tares.
,
ee. 111E1E111'i°, per TIM. Coyr e eGoods.llitaware, i
ke., will be taken , subJect• to special ;yeomen! at j
time of shipment. - . •
Anerporienced . rtorgeon will he tateled on each 1
ship. - , : ,
411 grade sent to the agents In Philadelphia and
Liverpool will be forwarded with economy and. de. ,
eporrh. For freight or passage apply to .
, TLIOSIAS nicnAnDsoN. • ,
9 Walnut streot,Chllad'a„. and 41 Etcasny Place,
Now York. :' '
~ ,
RICHARDSON. BROTIIEIIR 4 CO., Llietpool.
re The aubsettner has been appoint.' Age& f oft'
:ace tmr 01r. if ltilt t• and to prepared to ruguae
amsorngeri who prefer tomtits out itt the Stearnets al
the publiebed rotes.. .R. BaNNIAN.
l'en. 14,18.52. ;
PUBLICATIONS.
TSB tutrsTRATED maatanvEt
vt• RT, . •
mohibly pfirts —.Prgre 25 telliS
vEttv strututenteui has been wade to produce ti
itoork of unp.icuilrled utagoirtcence,cegardlea• of
cost.
The etlttorAdr.emistub. his intbllidied a kimilar.
.alt In England during the past . year, under the
tie of •• {animated Erbibnor end Magazine of 4rt," - ;
111 0 rireolnlon of tstilrh ins Avernrrt 60.000 each
immher.
Encliureged by the success which has attended thhi
etriercirtse, he hot resolved to present to the Ameri.:
ean pnt.iu a rn..carine or Plilt higto r prettorionti—
one, indeed. which will move the pirica tat wonder nt
the age.. Each number will consist nj stity-,ight
higes. royal 0t.1.1.1u, printed on the finest
The tjustfilli:ns will bo intrusted to the !Ina artiste
tit the tVOrld. sit monthly puts wla arm a hand
some velinne.
The work will be so ronducted as to embrace the
greatest variet) of matter in Its various departments.
upon each of which the highest literary talent wit
be employed. -
The following Is a brief outline of the pt.iri of the ,
Maga:inn:—
I.- The Historical Depsainent will abound with
picturesque representations of the most remarkable,
events which have occurred in thin and other contr..:
tries; accompanied with iniererting anecdotes and
details (loin the pens 01 the most enstromt SY( Dery of,
the day. This dtpartment will contain several *plea...
did engravings, designed by the first 'Wirt, or the
world, engrgired ro Itlr highest aryls of mods,. art.,
11 —The Men and Women of the Age. This de
wall consist of tresmitully executed portraits
44 The trading ch..2l,lrleCA of the age. especially or
(Dn., sv. Do noire OD lire stage of lommisity us Ihr
world's benefartors• Each portrait will Mr nrennifor
bird by an 11111Creetlitsg blOg(Aphl,Al sketch.
111.--The wonders of Natural Ilisrory, liptany, and
niter seieirl es, will be de velopt-d to choice crime
logs of Beath., ihrdll,Fig.hen, Inserts, Forest 'I errs,
Flowers, Geological and Fossil specimens, Sr.., will,
at roimpanying descriptions
' V.—The triumphs of Architectural Art will be
displayed in esnursitely• finished representations of
.Caiticdrals, Churclies s l'alves, and other models of
ant mit and tiniderh Arc hlieclurai Art.
V.—The werke of the (:roll Me rrrrr ,•elerted from
the pfltirlp4lli3liefSemt Of Art In the world. In
era) UV' portratt of the Master %tin he at, en, arrom
pant,' n ith a highly (Wetted, engraved ropy of WI
rkof d'aurri•
marina - K. portions will he rendered high
ly !ulcerating by the lamilteer riplonations, tel the
tin [omen,* dlagearon, which will accompany each *ob.
jert
VlL—Manufactures.—TtiMprinelpal manninonting
procrores• iio use will be fully explained by minute
detalla, and un abundance of beauttfal engravirmi.
VlM—Machinery and Inventions will havedue at
it ntion paid to them. and be described by numerous
apprspmate engraving..
IN —Ladles' Work-Table Depailincid wilt contain
a Ili h variety of elegant and original patterns for
van... Kind+ or useful and ornamental walk, wish
ample dirretions far copying them.
N —The Literary department, indtkenderit4 01 the
.311000 art clot AtColllp3nyitg ihMilhietrationa, w ill
ranipri.e original and Interesting. narrativea, contd..
hated by the Mort popular mitt:l3,ot it day. 33 ith
imairromi ithierratiOne.
la additinti to the numerous and beautiful engrav
logo unceepetratrul iu tbe letter press, each
will contain four Wended engravings, and print.,
to n spry superior manner upon superfine plate pa
(W.
In es ery respect the ILLVsTassitn 31*ov:sir u Or
A I' A 11l OE detitledly superior in any pletatiatAlas
azine of the day. The boner, the typography, the
•nsravtngs,thealterary articles, will far surpass .ito
predeceeeor published in England, upon
which such rdth csilustume have been prunouiu ed,by
the A hole publir press: Ilia of the monthly Inuit....
tstqqi ontOp{Olod, Win form A volume, which, for In
retest, oriOnel it y value and beauty, will defy Ito nt.
pet. ion. It will not only be afi intsrertlng (unity
bout ,but a tic b ',Int.:WA for rho &sewing...out ta
nte. anti a pleasant companion in the study. t.
TEEMS trl a year; to Clubs of three nr more
i t t
If pa let In advance for twelve months. It will be.teut
cataitc (ten tol AF.! part of lip, U/11011:
.ter m+ wanted in every town throughout tne
test 1 4 th It,g,
#1:11."11 21
ferAn3 pr.rautt reel:terra the tire, nriniber,and
Ring with the saute. will be certain or. pecurit,g
large cunibt rif chlocribers. :in Just Err...titian
can I.e rornr.ii of the r It.gahre and beauty of roe
nnrk front Merely reading a printed prOSperllll.
"rn , uctriratur, tontairtert In each member will ea
toil a co,l, in drawing and engravlttg. ni ryl,erin or
early
Ail cornuoinicaltnr, melanin; to the hulk mutt; 1.0
arlarreeed In
ALrixANDra mriTaomEßy,
V 4,153,1.
TEM ILLUSTRATED ALOGAZINE
OF ART.
Now ready—Aict 23 Cent,i
TRANSPORTATION.
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HOWARD, EARL k. CO.'ri EX PRESS 14N
HWoaratitepasutt to rut ~ ,tue and rot ward Daily t
plasongre Train. (out Express Cat bolus alwl ye
la outgo of special mossengent) muclaandas of all
dascrlpttanit,pactagua,aundies,spode,bana notes, far.
Alto. particular attention paps to calloct , nd Mits.
Drafts and Accancts. Paticagur and Goods dativetcd
daily to All intezmodiate.plarts outwear, 1'60'404)61a
and Pottsville. (Mires—Centro Street. Palomino;
o
No. 93 , Booth Third Sett, V Ittladetploa ; : , io. 6 Wiill
street, New York; No. 8 Court Street. Roston.
IiOWARD, EARL & CO
I-t f I
;
1 0 bs
iFrec Or TUE Pouts, & RAILSOaDcd.
P ltuvlapA, Srpt. ISM f
On an/ after the 6th tan nu. the Rates of FREIGHTS
and TIMES on cost. ttanacson.tt by ibis Compst Y.
will be as f0110w... 11M.! rilrinCr 110tICe :
Rlctirnonit.
! Philsdeiptilo„
Inclined Plane
Nice : town,
Clerniantown ft R ,
Ellin of riclwylLiti.
Wino:tont,
14pring Mill.
Uoneleelleen ic Ply
awlß. 8—
and Pella'
I and .14nec•
port.,
Port Kennedy,
I Valley Forge
F'pn•uttvtf lc,
Roint 's Fort
! P.
'ottotinvn.
Dovillasir Me,
Hirai:one.
Readinc.
IYhding
Milmsvitir.
Hasnburg t
Otwipbtka,
By °Orr of thr Coati ati :I:..inazook
y. 111:41)E1)111), lierroaryl
2n-tr
Pratane & READING ruirtatomai
- •
IRE ICHT oN Writ;
It to commence March I. In.)1,
11, Cid lid.•.1110.Ult(101161.7.1111,141C1‘51
lee, Trott Ore, Lanuesione. 1.'2; I ron, } 9 cts. if rt•
Plaster, einte. Tiles,
Chit,--Binrane iinrr work.. i
Cement, Grindstones, Gull no, Lath*, f
Bailin:id Iron. heavy, Roam, ).101 cin. 51 cis!.
Malt, 811111. Shingles. Tar, Turpen
tine, Timber and Lumber.
3il Clara --Ale, 11 , . r and Porter,)
.
Allteo. Pot and Pearl, L . lO, li.trie). I .
kt. i .nes and Horns, ("mfr.., ('altar,
I.a, htakey& Donrestte Liquors, Grain, I .
Iron Carl Ina,. ro.ula ; Rolled. 11, or , s ' 12 , . 1 ~ ,
If aAtinereti Iron, 1.1011 , ., 1'1..te.. Flat r - ' ° ' 1 " l i
Bar Kai:road Iron 1...a.1, nod ..', !tot, I ,
MNatasha. Potatoes , ,
I'it,:l:ls !Id Spike., . .
-
ialf ProVllloll4, r4..g,.., . hr e s
Tobacco,untnanninctutell.
FLl'illß per barrel, .- ~, .2.1 cis. II .le
-la Cbsgs.—Appler. Ilrdn, Butler 1
Citersa,l:Ordlg..Calllt..n-n - are r.ggi, I
Groceries. (race pi those cateri) teinp I ,
IT.trritvart. A. Firtivr Holton-Warr, I
Lard, Leather. Lire- - cittrek. ManuCar.- :- 17. ts. Ii eta.
tut,. of 11.00, dP MarllllleLY ; ' ". 1 .°5" 4- i (:
tare, POICII,I. Hoy. link,. Rag , MI,
til Sheet Iron, Needa„Nteel, Sweet I
p0u.1 0 ,-,.,1%,11.,, , , Vi.,. gar .I..yt re,
,! !'
511, MOS.—Book s an,l Stationery, j .
Boota and Shoe.. Caniph i n. 6t. tqtrit 1 ',
Oil,Clierta. Mai. and Que , ..nsware, I
cigar., confortionor), Dryt hoods. 'r . ..'24ls. II i tn. ' f
Drape, Fre.h Fitth, Meat itrOlgruit,
Foreign Liquors. !lops. SPirlio of
Turpeptior.Teas, 'Wines and ‘5 IK.I.
Slant, 1, t'.3l
Inw - • Mr . .. ! , 3 3
THE sukscrlbers beg leave to informthe road le that
In addition to Heir former SII:AM
rillOPel and FOtiNEilik , they hare recently put up
new Machinery and Shope for the tnantifactitre oft
CO!. CA Rel. TitllCriel and other Rail Cals.hyi
Steam hnn'er, which eualilea them to execute all that;
kind of work, nut only math better , hut with grerterl
expatch ailed, at the err) loweet price, Llatitia shunt
ade these'istenkive preraraittrna, individuate, ands
compan Lea r4rtrinz en irk td lhil kind, will had It MY
Miele asteartteek to give them it call.
- riNtibEft 4,.
Oct. 25, I rriki 43.11
17 Iprnrr Street., Nrqr York
Ito
OVeftUrp,
Jan. 1, 18.3
FiLEIGIITS 3c TOLLS ON C 032.
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OMEN
:0 25 • 43
65 as
70 65 45
70 65 t 45
70 25 45
70 65 45
55 50 35
lIIIMME
t. 40 45
•10 . 35 • 90
:15 20
35 30 '29
20 15 . 05
IS 03
10 15 03
"20 ' IS liS
10 115 00
SI 1.5 ' 11.3
I 141 '•1 95
I 00 9:. 91
1 00 95 95
1 1.0 05 ; .
t 4.111. 11. I i,52
RATES OF Eltr:16111' Pell 100 1.114.
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TRAVELING.
StINDAS MECUMSLON TRIIINS
~➢^_~ G. ~Y '~~'a dam= lil~•
11111,ADLLPHIA. AND 1:1;AVING.0.111.itIlAll
N. and after SUNDA V. -Talmo C, 11, iwS i . ond lan rv.
very following Snitd.t), until forth, ingic,an
I.:‘prrs. Elrfirsniti %Nil: itavo Pnuo
di•ipaia tit ret I Voitevill.• at a
sdEnt ; •:opplog %VA) Routs on 11..
Llin and :11.11;Olon,Ing, olnlionnE al thn.y,ll,n MTh,
1:1 7 1.110107 ' I 110111 IR %l•:
tatigno.
I P. N_
Leayes 7..t0 4.1111
Panes 1'.1,1.1 Mt. 4 , lonin ' 4a;
•• 4 15
" Reading 1 9 24 .• :5.21
.• i. tiny n ..111 '• I'otITLOWn 6.01
•'; Caibon X 1037 PL
Arriresat Oa lArriv,, at 7.6l:ad'a 7.211
GMEM
For the rot!,! trip, WI and dawn, In No. I Cat,. ;.,
Flont i'llinnirdnina 1., / . 1,,n11.%dir nnd hark.a.ine
illy. \ AI Orr
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f Pountown, •• - I;5
.• - t• !trailing. •.' 2 si.
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s. Ilirt . ttn, Mr_ (i.trhiiii 1:. Poo ',voile. 4 .4,
====MME
(3' No IlaZUgt• • Arnt.) with tit. re 1r.., Rh
!TICI,CA noir% be or enieflng 1 11 elllo
May CJ, 1,52.
PASSENGER TRAINS
a F4s P 7 6 FiaA4 3
(A ri•icf: riP Tllll 1 . 1.11AP1.11,1111.1
1.../ItAli.111111)—S I! 91 31 I: It dII.II.ANG Of ENT.—
p rom ph,t,,f, irhia 1,,d 1 , , ,;!,.‘1!1, On and ate, ;Ltr
17, 1'1;2, there .111 !!.. T rj ., duly
(SO 111133 1.1 , 11144 j lotdren 1 - `1,11,111r1ph;a, 11,,ading,
and l',,ttcvnle.
mow.siso uNr..
Thc I:Tptron Turin Iraves thtlatlelpto la 4.i iv ept
SuLdays, at Ti o'clock; A. M. Vte Way TrUill irlIV4•11
t!att!..S.tritlayF rat eta,' o'ctoctt. A. M
A FT1:11Not
The Way Trtin lrat e• dally, esrept
{landau, at 3. t'r;ork, I'. 11. the i:xpreeN Tram
Lettuce rottkv tile t:.a.tp. c.teept Sutic/316, at :.. - I.t'cloett.,
.P.
1101 11:1 OP PAS-1\I.; PEA DINO.
Fur Phlladrlphli ro 9 .....rinck 10 minute', A. 91., 0,1
4 o'r.lork 91 tr/Inuer., 1 . . M. Put l'cltsville at 9 o'c I uck
34 inolutet A. M.:11,11 6 fo'r hu k P. M.
DOM Traln.atnp at all 4t . t.....eutt1 , n0 along the lilt..
MEM
tattle/co ne, Id elasstar.
Reading to Plnladelahla $1 75 91. 43
do to Pntaville, 1 il l - n 5
Philad'a to Pottasilllc. : 2 - ,'5 225
1/craw in Pottsville, miner of Union and - Railroad
Errata rear of , Amtiritnn SOS,. Pusaengew cannot
enter the cars Inlesa provided tr oh a Rickel.
!; Flay poundopf ha Fulda will !wallowed to each pas
!tenger in t trai!e line., and pa.tengi-rr are expretudy
prohibited flout taking anything am baggage but thew
'awn wenfing 1 1 , 1) 110 , which w ill he at therldk of lie
Ow nee.
, lly 9rdet of th,, 11,,ata C.
rt • UR\llh mtll,, eerroety
June 5, IS:a. 23 tf
LITTLE scrictramt. Rannoan
OE THE L it t7 l t
Hnad diLifajtat;.,t7,l,a.n.avrroti
U 1 AND A rulit Tuursimy. A HUI. t. lid, thc
ratatenaer Train will leave Tatn.lipa daily (Aund.iy
except-cl,) at (1 o'clock A. M. and 23 u'rlort.P.
and ennneet MO the Morning and A fternotos 'Trains
ftoni rotivville, On Ilte Reading ft.tiliwol.
Returnmg, wuf leave Pon Clinton, nn the arrival
.if the Morning Train from Philatlelphnt an tho Read
ing .
i, To Philadelphia, - - 00
Port Clinton, -•- - 75
JOUN Ceuetal !item
Tainairla,April I+7, 1.91
BOOTS AND SHOES.
!ME
SOLOMON rOSTVIVS
Map frhaleallt end Ratait hantatd 14ar Starr. Corm,
Canfrr rtrul itarZti S! , arti, Pet:fa:W.
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1 4 11 E TM.' ATTE:I-
liars of the public to the very extensive assist t.
ment of Goode tosaisting of ,
GKNTI.ESIEN : ii f:airdthctu J , Fudged and Peered
lloids, Calf end lilit.dnatile poled ilewrif and Peg
ged Iloole, %I 31er Pr6olliiiiits lietvn,d and I raped,
t-om WHO II Neel England and ritilaileinhis
tnarinfactitted Coarse 11 , .1a, in great variety,
ebnotantly on nand; Clain and lasting Gaiter
flords,'and•Concress Cs hare, f'alf•hriiiiit,ere, ,),e
-. gO'n Ties, and seased and Pegged Ties.
MINE/18 . iloois and Manton+, of first gnatity , Fs
low mitt?.
BOYS' itn•J Vomits' Boots and Non/lies ecorse or
LADVA'Ereneh and Englisb Lanifcgriaiter floors.
storoters, Cat !Thin and Coat 'Dante es, French Mor
neva, Kid arelt.and pump syrinx Buckskins and
le:Tenons, French Morocco and Kid Tilriirooncia.
COM% 50 TIC In $1: New England Bootees and
(Shoes of all kinds chean•
MISISEK* andebildrons• Baolena and Mines, a carpe
entofinient ant/able for thin market, tOnslantly on
baud-
CIEM L'ut'e noes., "
• Dim stock of Gout Elattie Armes are of the beat
manufactured entries the country_ can afford. Ladles.
and , Gettlernen would do well to roil and provide
thetisetves with good Qum armee, the best tensest: ,
'Rive yet discovered of Colds, coughs and Contuinp.
- •
Tarplgt, Carpet 'nage and Vallee', .
Tbe Trsvaillog community will rind cur well sup
mploderaied w te pukeith.ttte
s. above articles which we will sail at
Boots aad armee, oaade, and matted to order
TZltita csea
04.11, 1831
gUe intr.
PRODUCTIVE. MINING
The following fifteen essentials( to produt.
tire !arming, are nom the AmeriOn Fanner,
which is, we believe, the oldest itgricultunl
paper in the United States-t-- ---
1. good implements of hushandry,,
plenty of them, which should alsysyri be kep t
in perfect order. '
2. Deep plowing nod thorough pulveriza.
than of the soil, by Ole free use of ►he harrow,
drag, or rollei.
3. 3. / 6 applic.;,tion of lime; mail, or ashes,
where calcareous matter of potash may nos
be present in , the soil.
• 4. A systematic husbanding of', every sub.
stance on a farm capable of being converW
into manure, systematic protection of such
substances from loss by evaporation or wart
of any kind, and a careful application of th e
same to the lands in culture.
5. The draining of all wet lands, so as to
relieve the roots of the plants frlarn the in
effects cd superabundance of watsr, a cun.di
tion equally pernicious as droug4t .10 their
healthful growth and profitable! fructifica.
lion.
6. The free use of the plow, icultivator,
and hoe, with all row•cultured clops, cu as
to keep ()own, at all times, the growth of
grass and weeds, those pests whidh prove so
destructive to crops.
7. Seeding at the prdper time, 'With good
seed, acd an equal attention as to time, with
regard to the period of working crops.
S. Attention to the construction; and repair
of fences, so that what is made through the
toils and anxious cares or the husbandmaa,
may not he Jost through his neglect to pro
kr.t his crops from the depredatioris of stock.
9. Daily personal superinten4ace, on.the
part of the master, over all the °Orations of
the larm, no matter 4ow good a manager
he may have, or however faithfulihis
may be, as the presence of the heat. of a fans
and Mi. use' f his eyes are worth several
pairs of hands.
10. Labor saving machinery, so that one
may render himself as indepentlen' i t. as need.
ful of neighborhood lahor, as a sepse of the
comparative indepe'ndence of th4'employer
upon such labor begets a dispositiop of übtili•
euce and faithfulness on the part 6,1 the em..
ployed.
. , .
11. Comfortable stabling and sheds, for the
horses and stock, all necessary out:buildiugs,
for• the accoramodation of the !lands, sod
protection of 'The tools and implements, as
well as fur the care of the poultry
12. Clover and other grasses to form a
Oa of the rotation of crops, and these to be
at the proper periods plowed-in, to,' form pa.
hulum for succeeding crops.
13. The clover field to be eitberi plastered
or lashed, each 'succeeding spring-i 1 bushel
of the former, and. 6 of-the latter Ter acre.
14. To keep no more stock thin can by
iaell kept, but to be sure to keep saa many
as the farm can keep in good , con,lition , as
it is ease policy to feed as much as possible
of the crops grown on the farm, and thus re
turn to if that which 130.3 , 1:Ken abstracted
from it. • i
, 1 tr ,
-15. To pr vide a good orchard and vide a
—the one to e filled with choice Oils of all
kinds—the o ft with vegetables of - d ifferen i
sorts, early and late, so that the table may,
at all times, be well and seasonably Supplied,
and the supplies contributed to increase the
wealth or the proprietor. -
LINE---ITS USE IN AGRICrt : T.URE.
' Lime is one of the most abundant sub
stances in nature—usually as a carbonate,
consisting of iitty-sik and a half parts clear.
hollow, and forty:three and a half:of carbon
it Geld, in one hundred of the minral. In
burning, the acid escapes in the iform of
steam. It is then quicklime. Aqer expo.
sure to the atmosphere, it absorb's wster,
slacks, and falls into an apparent ifxy. pow
der ;it isthen hydrate of lithe, and in the -
'lorin in which it is generally used 'for agri.
cultural purposes. It is the moat Valuable,
w lieu 'used directly after it has fallen into
powder. If long exposed to rains and dews,
before being spread upon the land, it loses 3
I 1 great portion of its fertilizing power's, which
!principally consists in its action updn vege
table matters, causing them .0 deeompoqe,
I land in its neutralising power upob acids,
l'.whiclt abound in some soils. 1-
.
The Quantity of lime to the Acre.—ln
I I - treat Britain from one hundred to !Our hun
dred bushels are applied at once, at intervals
I pf ten, fifteen or nineteen years—the term
which leases run. toxins country, the most
common practice - is to apply thirty er forty
bushels once in three years, which is flit ,
preferable mode. We have seen it `.applied
With good eflect, howeVer: at the irate of
eight hundred bushels to the acre This
was upon a very stiff, cold clay,!, Three
hundred nusliela would be about teni tons to
the acre. Ten inchei . depth of soil, would
.stcigh about one thousand tons. Thrt would
give one per cent of lime. A case ii report
ed in England, of soil upon which obe bun.
tired and twenty bushels of lime *id been
Used, being analysed, whiclvapparently con.
minedthe samecomponent part as that along
Side, which had not been limed fora great
number of years. Vet,the limed laud produ
ced twenty tons of turnips to the acre, while
the unlimed portion only produced two tons,
fops and .all. This was upon red sand-stone
laud. One of the effects of lime is, it gives
file soil powet to absorb ammonia from the
atmosphere, and retains that which ta disen
gaged by the decomposition of vegetable
matter and manure in the soil. Hence the
importance .of applying lime with green
Crops. or using coarse manure with-lime.
Indications of the want of Lone in the Sod,
may be seen in heavy crops of straw, and,
light crops of grain ; and in root crorej where
they seem to run to finger and seed. !Exper
unentho.uld be made by every farmer with 's
' lime, upon various crops in all his fields, to
ascertain whether lime would be beneficial
to him. Very few places will be' found
Where it will not be so:
To Apply Loni to the Soil, spread it even
ly, upon a crop of clover about to be plowed
under, or sow it upon - the surface With the
Wheat, and harrow thoroughly. It .shculd
never be combined with manuie, unless the
Whole is immediately plowed io.
WINTER TTIV TIIiE• TO TIII?NK
;Winter is the time for farmers to ihimt—
,
spring„ summer, and fall, the time to work :
mid the three latter mirror's' labor mill be
td,little profit, it the time of the first shall
have been misspent. All the platisol the
next seasons' operations should be lajid and
w«ll considered during winter. All im
provements, all designs for new operations
all the work.to he done, should then he con
stdered and prepared for; so that whin the
tints for work arrives, he will have nothing
t.„to do but "go ahead." Then he has no
tinie to think ; but jibe has been wisp dur
ing winter, he will have no <need of it. It
is a pitiful sight to look st in the rue.
when all nature is in an 4.e.stacy of delig,ht.
toileea fainter : flying about " like auieb with
hell head cut off," trying to do a ,thousand
things at once, not knowing which to do first.
running here and there in search L,f his
rusty implements, some' f whiCh reriti)rere.
pails, some can't be liinnd ; the plowitig sea
sonlilassing away. the - planting season ra
pidly advancing, and he not prepared for
anything. Oh ! it is pitiful.
.NORWAY ITORSIES
Lang. in his Travels in Norway . , says that
the horses in that country have 3 very t sea-
Ode way of tilting their food.' 'astral: of
swilling themselves with a pail•ful of Water
at a,draught, no doubt from fear of nor : get
ting:any again, and ever gorging themlves
with dry load, for the same reason, Ihetbare
a bUcket of water put down beside their al
lowance of hay. It is amusing tiisee With
what relish they make a sipipl one end a
mouthful of the other, alternately, sometimes
moistening their mouths, as a rational being
would do, while eating a dinner of ra c 4 dry
'food:
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