(61 t :30tre,laiitifal POTTSVILLE SAfITRDAY, AVM, 30,1853. re- TEE MINERS' JOIIIZNA a lar cer eisealatinit Mau day vtlier .I)!Terrpsper pa: hshed in Xorthern Penimiitiirnici: It etrcalates .4w% , tkr Cool, Iron and Foxiness it tot otily' is thaw :axed- the 'adjoining remade , . fat in all our entice, and it we* eirraates firrpriy the saixses n Srhyylkifl county. which renders tt ens af the cost ralaable Alrertisixtritstettams in the Cooney. Sat few pdPrs hare so wan, alrf - ': Wilts enrolled 'on its stchursption list. UNDMSS DEPARTMENT. r ir FUR FnEsii sprin g goods, See j4MIXTIVN & Co.'s advertisements. tar FIRE)PROOF PAINT, Oil; Muter of Pa iy ilcoendele Cement, &c.. at Gra. Itiractres, opposite Miners' Bank,' , - EQNSETS OF EVERY kingland Arta man, *ufactiurd ea W. T. lithe, MI -North 2tl street Or WE INVlTE'altentioti to the rob:ie . /ale of Plants, to take place at Lawton. Wadi:LaMar, May I Ith. This is a tare chance for porelutsers. tar COTTAGE FliflNlTlME.—There has .been a perfect rush atSc.i3SA3G . S Ftnii auto Store. few doers below our 'otrice...; for the last few days, after his beautiful! Cottaize Furniture. It is ticauti -11;1 and cheap and seems to take the fancy of house keepers. • nr"l2-3;00.0 GIFTS."—Ii will be noticed That the time Or distributing i the presents 164 - holder's of ticket.ti has been extended to accommodate all who wish to see this beautifuk P.:norm:v. The clanquittee will` give ate notice of the time—(read advertisement in another - column.) Arrangements are in pm,-rcas to great!}• reduce the fares on all the Itailronds at time of distribUtion: Secure your tickets at once. - PEOFESSOS JAconns'LErrEnsr.--A few copies of these Letters can sti:l- be obtained at this office.. • P. W. & Ca. liaire appoin- Jed I. 0. Berry. & Co.. 109 Wall. Street; New York, agents for the settlemeht of their .Trans•atlantic Passage business. Dividends will be paid to persjihis holding drafts and receipts, on their prisentation in New ,York. They can be forwarded to some friend there, if necessary, for that purpose.. See ndv. ptivr THE STATE_ WORKS ARE • MANAGED.' - The following is from nn extract of a let q- - arc dated liazleton; and published in the Mauch Chunk Ga:rtte-: • Business is,dull here ai present. on account of tit, scarcity of boats on the Lebizh. Not (ally here but at Bearer F lkfe.adow. Jeausedle, Weatherly,kc-. anathemas are dealt oat against the reckless and basinets-de.troying management of the Delaware Dwi.ion by the otikvrs and arena 01 the :State. Were these gentry acce,sible, they would be verr hkety to be served as the Punish stamp distritnt ten the old Continenteterv.•• A gentlemen informed us that one of the es-Canal Commissioners went into the of fice with S7ooo—he served three years at $3 a day, and came out with $70,000. This money was •• cribbed" from the people, by dividing the spoils with fcrorite cn?draetars for repairs, 4e. A member of the last Legislature inform ed us that it was shown at Harrisburg last winter; by a democratic member of the Legls lature too, Mr. Merriman, that a receipt had been absolutely forged to ?rotect certain swindling operations connected with the State Works, lint the democratic members in the Milne threw their mantle of protec tion over the transaction. CORPORATIONS IN SCUUYLRII,I. CO. Notwithstanding the watchfulness of the people of Scjiuylhill over the proceedings of the Legislature. it turns out, as we announ ced it was suspected, that oue corporations was smuggled through for the County—the Red . Mt. Improvement Company-,but stripped ._of the privilege of mining and selling Coal. Mr. lIWRICKf, , , ending he could not del eat' the bill-altogether, succeeded in aecompliih ing this rnuch,and also in depriving the Eagle Iron Company of similar privileges, when brought up fur re-charter. Improvement i7ompanies however, We may remark, when got tip for speculative purposes, to be made , mck-jObbing concerns of, are about as ob j,ctionalde as Lone jide Coal corporations. • We' re not &sled in either the geograp:by- ' _ or character 01, the lands of these comPanies, but we - will make it our business, as a duty we owe n , ,iiie public, to make ourselves ac - - _ quainte with them and inform our re.aders . accord"ngly. . ILA. the Goiernor can reconcile his con science, preWndedly anti-special legislation, to the signing of these -bills, we eannot. un derstand. It isrumored. however, that the t;overnor - has of late fallen—not exactly ll \ ke the unfortunate was rarer from Jerusalem tu r . Jericho—into the hands of thieves,- hut of Speculators, which may, perhaps, account for - , his singular change .of-„ sentiment, as ex pressed at the begining ut the sessiuD s• - COAL FOR THE WORLD'S FAIR. Mr. C. W. Peale is !tow engaged collect ing specimens of Coal fiom the Schuylkill Region, to be exhibited at the approaching World's Fair at New York. It is requested of the difreient Operators that they leave samples with Col. J. 31. Wetherill, at hit office in Pottsville, who has been properly commissioned for that purpose. The speci ,!ffiens-should 'each be labelled as follows : = Name of On'land , ot,i • Name of Operator, - Name of Vein, Dm of Venn. Threl - ne,s Vem. r°r- Workmg akive or below water level, • I bp of ,lope br shaft, - Length ol•Tuunek, I.4.ngth of undrrzround Railroad, Nnml'er and Power of Engine, for Pumping, I oed g, Brent; mg and oilier purpose., Number of Miner, housea nn property, Number of men employed, tior-e, and mule., Tonnage of, Amuunt of eap.tal Color of A.,t, If each comrihutor will so mart his sarn ples, it will-make a very desirable uniformi t!. and ei - irr e ectness in the collection, besides saving Mr. Peale a deal of time and labor, otherwise necessary in visiting each Colliery and ascertaining the requisite 'information. It is proposed to arrange the collection in an appropriate-case, with the peculiar labels of each attached.' We hope the different -oper -a tors ofthe Region will give proper atten tion to this Matter—it will be a comparative ly easy task' for each. while 'the_ aggregate for one individual to perfoiin would be quite a formidable:undertaking. We are alio:requested to call the attellllol3 of the_Operatiirs to the subscription list, now opened at Col. Wetherill's office, to defray the necessary expenses of collecting and box ing, the apeciinens for exhibition. A small sum. perhaPs $lOO-5150, will cover the whole atruinnt. 1 37 . 13ALTHIOP.E AND OHIO RAILROAD.- The business done on this road during the month of March has been unpreeedentedly Jar s e. ThenfEcial statement will be submit ted to the Board on Wednesday next, and we learn that it has already been shown to some of the. Directdrs.• It is as follows,-in round numbers : Receipts on Mnt Stem March, t• on Wa..tungton Itrar.cll. -Total receipts of MArch. 5370,000 Th,s is an inerease on the Main Stem, over ale month of March, 1612, of ~. V 97,000 And on the NV:al.hnsgton Branch of 23,12*0 Total increise, 1.1:20,000. ' !The large 'receipts oir_the Washington Branch arose mainly from the travel grow ing, out of the recent inauguration of Presi dent Pierce, and are larger than the . receipts from the inauguration of President Taylor , by 11,000. The total receiptifor the month , are larger ;by 559,000 than in alts' previous month iiike ihe road was constructed. We learn that the receipts for the present month of April, according to existing indications, will not fall much short of $359,000.—8a1t. Amer. • fr 7 We learn that Dr. Eckert, late Direc tor ethe Mini, was not removed, but re pigned the situation. He has a large inter est in extenstvolron Works in the interior of Pennsylvania, and finding this spring,that the business was likely 'to prove unusually ne deemed it expedient to loot, miler his affairs in the country, and thus te ndered his resignation. Indeed, we have •reasiin to know that the name of Judge . Petit would not have gone before The President, with a view to the removal of Dr. Eckert: Relit was so understood by all the parties concern ed.' S4Ol Co. Var.—The. kosipess of mann. (=wriest shirt dallara tiptatiented to as es traOnlinary extent at Trtir; N. Y. There area large puglber , of , tnaturfactarers. each of whom employs km-500 to 1,500 females. in that work, and there are besides half a dozen factories in whiebibe article is made by machine:. One of ificat has forty, and another.tbirry machines, constantly employ ed. The machine Worlr is said to be as goad as that done by band. • The cost of manufac ture per dozen, by machine.' ." KM TUE• . v: ./. • _ _i The quantity tent by Rad Road this nreck - 4:30,- SSO V—by Canal 21,099 02.•-lor the Weck, 51'9 14 tons against 53.833 toms for the corresponding week last ye. The increase this week over the last is 1,215 toss-414 by Canal, and, Sal by Tail Road. .Total' by Rail Road, 44'2.025 03 against 4g 4 .W..)5 . 13 tots—do by Cana, 102,223 03 against 104,575 19 Mai to Peale period last year. The Red Ash trade still continues comparatively The Nall' York dcalers cio'e up their vest year on the first of May; and have been purcinis'..ng only to supply 1 their immediate wants: They all a clear yard at the beginning of t, new year. One °f our (fealty., in the following commanica boo, complains of the want of Navigation Cars: Me. Bassin :--1 have been an Operator in the Mining and Shipping of lied Ash Coal from Schuyl kill County fora number of years, and as this kind of Coal finds its chief market in New York: anti consequently our shipments have been chiefly op the Schuvikilh CannS; this avenue has thus far been considered most advantageous to 'the shipper and more to the satisfaction of the purchaser.— The Red Ash Coal Trade continues annually to in crease., and has now arrived fo such an extent that much of the same is necessarilv thrown on the Railroad. and principally for want of facilities by the Navigation,Company. The boats this seloon have been sufficient to carry a much larger quarui• ty of Coal than has been sentby Canal. The Com pany famish those shipping by Canal. with Cars to bring the Coal to the landing, but the supply of these Cars are So limited that many of the Red Ash Collieries minim be furnished with scarcely: more tlianone-half theyec-d. The question, therefore, is frequently asked why this should be so? surely the company remiss in one of the mast nnpor mat interests Li its improvements by suffertng this branch of its works to be so very deficient, ,li this aril be note peedily removed; many of those now shipping by Canal, w;ll.be constrained, in or der to forward ;their own interest, to have retoursCe to the Railroad and thus avoid the present perplexity. A Stairree nx , Cesar.. We learn Unit the Company have , viagracted for a number of additional Can, fully equal to thiboat capacity of the Canal, which will average about*- 25,000 tons pet week. • Riadixg, iload.-7T'Ois cowpony _ intend commencing, in a abort / time, the erection of four stone bridges, On the line:of their work, with a vie w of gmmling against all accidents by fire and flood . The - following is a description of these atone hridtres , es given by J..uLTI - 03 Seises:, Esq., Engineer : FALLS Bittotte—At the Falls of Schuylkill, near Philadelphia, Will consist of 6 oblique arches with square built is!Js, of 79feat span each, crossinz the r3chuyikill river and , navoration, , with an , elevation of roadway •th,' feet above the water. it wilt contain 10,166 perches of masonry ; the piers and abutments must be raised to the springing tine during the pre,- ent reason. and the arches turned, and work as near- Iv as possible finished in the year -1S:el. • 'PEACOCK'S:4OO.4 C, miles above the city of Reading, and-will consist-cl squire arches Of 1:3 feet spin each, crossing the riv er sclaylk:ll,[ and one oblique arch. with built ribs 0f75 feet span, crossing the Schuylkill nay =lion. The elevation of roadway is :IS feet above ibe.surtace of 'Water in the river. This bridge will contain about 10.t;51 perches of masonry ; its piers and abutmentS must be meet! to the spring.= line during the present season, and the arches turned. and work as nearly as possible finished in the year is:if: Baca Rocrr Dar ARCHES—IS a structure inten ded to increase the water way of [Mark rock brubp., near Plrenxiiille!and mill consist of two ,luire arches, of fin feet span each, with a roadway eleva tion of tf:i feel above the Rround. It writ C4,111.1!ti about 1,450 perches of masonry, and mii-t Ise tin [shed dorm^ the present season Fourru ' CaosslNG Brim.r.—Located near Lir wigsburg I.anding, is intended to replace a wooden bradie,recently destroyed by fire, and will most-1 of 4 . square arches., of 46 legit span each, crossing the river Schnelkiil. with a roadway elevation of 21 feet:above ;the surface of the water. It w lain about 400 perches of masonry, and must i.e lin tubed during the present sew.on. We were hi error, last week, in slating that the Lehigh Canal was in navigable order. Other breaks have Occurred, and a Canal Comintssiotier ha 4 stated tlit the water will be let fa on i'%lond.e. The :\.'lnueh Chunk Ca arm-, from which we copy the.foll;wing. does not teem to think there is much eonfid fleet° be placed in their statements The Dela:rare Dirinot —Contradictory reports reach in *lady in reference to this Canal. It seems Aril by some culpable mismanagement on the part of the State Agents having the business in chane. -when the water was let into - one_of the new licks about the.xniddle of the month. the bailors thiiimterrupting the navtgation for several week, cramping thei operations of the colliers, forcing. the bdifinen to •llienpon their - oars," and throwing. out ofemployizient urine laborers dependent up in the shipment coal. It is said by good judges that under 'any other managementhlhan that of State Agency the repairs and improvements might have been permutently made by the first of April, din: angmenting - the revenues of the - State. and facilita ting rather then retarding ihe operations of others. The latest' arrounts state. that the water will let'in on `iaturday. though sonte who have seen the work state tt cannot be done with safety for ten days to come. The Eastiin Vemoerat say.: The-Canal should have been ready for navigation two mouths ago, and that, if the new loch at Chlersville and New !lope had been properly it Would have been opened. The- 6rnrr,id inaLes suitilar stateartent., and adds that the :Rate has 1,1 .5.'37,0 0 0 by the delays. From-this paper we extract the lapwing : Two attempts have been made to till the canal, each of wsliiidg have haired. zi'eliiisequenee of •attic portions of ithe new work giving away.; At tin' time there are no legs than three breakg:the most serious of Which is at the-Aqueduct at New Hope. where about 20U feet of watt, if is mid, will have to be biken Oat, andthe foundation extendedileeper. It is imposieble trr , say how long it will be before boats . can piss, as there is no knowing whether the work will saanii the test of atoll "dada" even alter these detest , are repaired. The business of theThilaielphia and Railroad this year, although the Coal tonnage less so tar, ..11.ows an increase of recetpt+ am.nint tug to about $: , 0,000 011.111: , geherat business. inclu ding merchandize and passengers. Freialit-; frOtn Rielimond To Bostoni • New York, - - New Hnccn. . - l'rovidenee = . Wakjinigton, - Albany, • - - REPORT cg , SIIIP:StENTS - - From Richmond, for the.week ending on Satin . day, April .23d, 1533: Sh:l3l Tag Sch. Si DcAulati on. Tap la=l2l Boitort- and vicinity inoluiles evvrythinz Fla of t'apn Cod,,to INia,ictehit,,lt•,.New stare and Sogthern Ports inolttdel , everything to the South ern State. and We< indlet., us well IL+ to all town. on Delaware River below iDebot,nd COAL - TRADE: DY RAILROAD S. CANAL 'FOR 1953. t'ent by Railroad•and Canal for ahe week ending nn Thnroday Eveninelaq RAILROAD CANAL. utnt K. 'TOTAT.. WEEK. TONT. P C., F,+!i:(ld 1;17.47 , 4 14 9,titl4 50,nti 1.40 13 26,(1:r2 07 1.7t , 0 II II 11. 14.k•54 164,72 . 2 IS k..lvj 111 41.•:17 (r• P N. awr.) 01 I.'•'[4 111 9 . 5. 1 -, V.= 142.0 r, 03 21, 0 ;;K1 02 104,21: 0:3 21.09 fr. 2 HY.P.223 03 n. 1,579 14 551',31..5 To Fame period la 4 year—R. R. 4 , 04,09.1 ril e , ' Canal,. 101,573 Ili r.91.C7.1 12 531,318 (h DeereaQe so far tins year, 42.3.14Utz toaq IL4IL • The following is the quantity of Coal transported over the different Railroad. in Schuylkill County, for the week ending Thursday evening: Wenn. ToTAL. Mine Hill& S. 11. It. R. 22239 12 ISI,OI/ 011 Mill Creek do 9,001 03 t.'1,721 11 Mount Carbon do 3,44 S 03 15 Schuylkill Valley do 10,461 17 5.1:21,; 117 Mt. Carbon &Pi Carbon S.g4l 14 - 100.16.! 19 Little Schulkill It. n. 8.71.1 IS Union Canal do . 2.0.4 09 11. ti., 17 Swatara do 1,612 01 7,070 01 RATES OF TOLL AND TRANSPORTATioN RAILROAD TO AVG.. 1,16.5:;. 'From M. Carbon. S. Haven, P. Clinton To Itichmixid,, .160 1.55 . ToPhiltulolphia. 1,60 - 1,55 1,3.1 RATES OF TOLL BY CANAL UNTIL orsv 1. 1553. From Port Carbon to Philadelphia; 60 Mount Carbon to " " Schm•lkill Haven to " 57 Port Clinton to 50 RATES OF ,FREIGHT BY CANAL. Philadelphia. N. York. 70 1 10 r7O I 70 65 7 I:5 00 000 $ . 21A,000 51,C00 From Port Catboat. Mount Carbon; " Shuvilrill. /bawl, " Port Clinton. LEHRM COAL TRADE FOR 16:13. For the week ending April 23d, 1553: WEEK. " TOTAL Summit Mines - 6,303 07 23.323 0:1 Morn Ron ?dine*, . -- 1.513 14 5,801 00 .Reavertteadow Co., _ • 072 13 2,005 06 E.E.M Stes# Loaf,! • .519 00 163 13 Spring MMlElaill Coal, 2,OSG 13 7,01.i5 11 Colerain Coal. 7:tS VP 3,154 04 !lazier , * Coal Co., 1,944 I I GIAKI 01 Cranberryl ••• 270 06 1,617 14 Via: Lost. , 1.005 12 2,TiS 01 Beek Mouritain Coal Co., 2,filN 11.1 3,9g1 12 .Wiltestaga Coal CO., 137 o'3 TO 10 CLISII3Ert LAN D BITUMINOUS COAL TRADE For the week curling April 16, 1853: • IL. llorm. CA ZIA T.. 1, O'rA c. Mt: Sare,Te It. to 2,196 2.914 Corriberta l d It.;to' 2414 - - Total r.k deo ,reek, ", 4,GW 5,11.1 9.70 Total tar the yeari - 103 1 80 I°ll- "* . Cumberland Ninire Journal. EY TELEGRAPH ri;iimy. 3 O'CLOCF 6 431110,40 n & 5,4.",..!` .T 2 I Conn. 8.7 It. I. 4,629 . ; in '23 N. 1..17 vicia. 13. 3,0t0 13 14 Southern Pts. T MPORTEMS of Musical Inatrumente..raney A ell- I tlos atot Wholegalr and Retail, at 1177 ORA not street, be - keeps the Isrte.l aseorteneut of tenor• thhtlf., Flute., Gallant. Banjo., Flageolei beet Italian offing. . %:21:1 'a it ine Cane. of his own manufactures. 6 143 14! 47 For the week, 21 :,71 anon, I,6t.lForwaym rcze 17,6.11 IS ;0,312 05 period lau yea!, 60,398 01 ibis year, NEW ADVERTINTS: • omo ran VIRDOP 1, FZW Itarreis at thealtia Fin Ittsatralat, Mato a arm i 'wring sown., at d". ant* tar sag try, las sabactiati. Ow a taw tap tat Patat Otlot ' 111 €4 ..::. a rano.. and Grease at 5 cons a panda to Nose 0111 a lat. Forst/a by B. 111111 1 / 1 ,111. WUXI; 19 r•• 2 -. . • : 15— Z.,IIII.II,.norTuRegIII=I,IIOAIMNEZIERN -1 V orpositeßUTV.E RED I.IOSHOTEL.rba. adrt;Mm rmmeitittly Invite" 1. • anemic.. et Statelemers to Ms kilt mid clettis mamtmeMet 1511111 4 .0 BORNEEA 1k es ially mazukcienst and incline( MI Sew' cat sire,/ of Ithe *mom .'l.O 11 srs4.Tit7 variety. Alio; Carap EIRRONtI aid FLOWERS Avia,3o, 1353. P. W. svitair.s 4 co t r BC subscriber, law See* l P. W. Byrnes h. I Co.. has received tunics that Mean. J. 0. Baker Co., No. Iva Wall street, New York. Mira been ae thorized by the .kerloneas, to Flu the dividend se cretor out of said estate to those Who Mold Drafts and Passer certificates. issued by staid Dowse. The Drafts and Passage- certificates. together with the receipte.rnbst be presented at the of J. 0. Baker E. Co., either fa person or by abate salhorlited plant ._ D. BANNAIN. Late Agent for P. W:Dynies & Co. April V. 1553. le— - • =ANN Boos mama. Few. siz F; BLANK HOOK. plic se tiocrther has commenced the aulaufactme of Wink flonk.—beta•en the else of deal and toot*. rap. on beautiful paper. which is Z desirable ankle ror Merchaat* and others. Ile also manufactorrs all kinds of Wank Books, equal in quality, quite CO neat and durable sad at less thaa , rity price.. all be sista is trt girt his Bleak Books manufactured In l'ottsville, &artal. bANNAN. All kinds of Rooks ruled, paged awl brousd to or der—and Pamphlets, Alonsands. Pktorlal Newspa *pets bound and rebound awneat and cheap as they can be done le Pbtladelpbla; or elaewborn. April 30. 1660. - 19— rvatam SALZI OrGreen House, ilia llittrae,and other Plantain amt at the Gorden of 117L -LrA,IrLEIDr4,Y,on the Union . ' (.P.anol: at Lebanon, Pa crfligCohn/thin consists of mar= e variety of choice 1 and drsiriblo plants.among which ana the follow- Inv Camellias—a large lot of very See Omni. Orange trees of various kinds. Lemon tress, In tubs, tarp* and fine,. Cset It. in great variety—among which are Carte* JiplenJrns; ttranditiora, Speciosa, Spetirielasimum, &c. The following-In lOts— Daphne Mara, Fleas Nltida, TeirTre-s, Flom. Elastic.% Coffee Trees, Amaryllis, Eur.horbla Splendens, Mnya Carnosas. ansa—Sinenshs, Begonias, Streatzia Gegina, Azaleas, Calatbra iehrtria,lcc. ALSO, Louicera Japonica, Rhodivitendrnn Porpurea, :Myrtle. fattirporum Tobira, Teconm Caper:ids, Meephillus Japonica. 4k.s. Some of which lie large and very Gee plats. An opportunity, bet seldom met with Sy the public, , is this offered A:rola-mining rare arid valuable plants. Sole to commence on Wednesday, May I Itb, at 9 o'clock Terms liberal. for friwttill Doty—JOSRPII MOR GAN. ilLitket Street, Fottaiellle. AiirtiSO; thSJ. , 18.2 t 12,000 Gills For The People. UNTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS to 'rimew the moving of the Panorama of the OCEAN' VOY AGE TO CALIFORNIA. DOW aibibited by .1081/111 'PEROA 2 M, Proptleter of the famous eleven Mlle Mirror: .• Mr Peritattfl.etts leave h; propose distributing to the citizens Of Philadelphia, IlAticnore, New York. and Abe adjoibing places, a - dumber of Valuable and Cottlif Gills 4. Including the Magnificent reassume now draveincf crowded Winne, at the Assembly r g of ..Lich has tralized to its own rrs within the last three yeamot clear profit of 012,- 000. It rti•faetory woof of this can be obtained at the Dace of the Assembly lioilding. - rTTAe plan upon which it is proposed to present •nnie *PLOW worth of Astir lea 11.., by the sale or 11.- NO Ticket/tat ONE DOLLAR- EAPll,each ticket to edit* FOUR Persons to the Panorama. at any eaht biUnit hoa•e is not Mitt gieiag m Cacti pur..lt2,er the Worth of Am Money. -besides affording him an nrwttnntiy to nhtsin one of the allowing sr tirtro, tiz. Flitetramt, valoPd at Partn, t;n11 tVittrl). 3 i;.qa %VattlioA, •• Ivet Trio Simony r 4/ f:"141 at *' r•lr h. (A Cold Pewit, at 10 each. Esivarings.al 15 cools A CARD. A• stated t.y hfr. Perham, the undersigned ackoow led:a that they have tonvented to art as ■ Commit. tee to veal up Ildkonrdets for the Ltaio Gins ahoy um med. -Th,e order., when folded, shall all prevent pre cisely the same appemanre In shape, color and bulk. They shall then be securely seated up in 111000 buff envelopta, all or the most perfect similarity, each of which, a+ soon aa.eptled, shall be deposited In a OP rate boa, with n slhgle opening, large enough only to admit letter+. The hot will then he so agitated aa to insure a perfectly undlstin;:uishahle mass or en velop, T!e• box shall then be presented by n• to Mr. JAM: 4 11. FaltßA ash° will not have been present at the ceremony. Mr. riwrmitti will thereupon open the boo, and' im medtatels commence the inde.cruninate delivery of the 12,0011 sealed envelopes—ono envelope for every there ■urrrndvred. • As %non n% the 12.000 ticket% menttoned in the •d -vrntrement are sold, the pubite.fill be notified when and tthere'ille above prokrt will be executed. ft,orze W. Dewey, 20 Chestnut it., See. Art Uni on. I'. D. C. Ibehar.D, Mr Chestnut et „ Datuerteoty plst . F A Ilnyt, Merchant Tailor, corner tenth and Chest nut streets. - Thonias A Fitzgerald. Proprietor City 'UM. William 11. Sickets, Proprietor Daily Register, lain, >< Walllce, Proprietor Daily San. 1' A (Wear. Principal South FAO Grammar School. Prdercfor Ticket. by omit, addreosed to J. Perham Asliembly Itnlldlu go, will he promptly attended to. Ticket.. Mr sale at the Asscusbly iloildinge, from 9 A.. 51 . to 10 AI., for %MP at the Girard llouse Wallington tfoui.e, :tones' llotel, American House, United States iloteEFrotiklin House, Merchants' Ho tel, Union Donor, and 'other ISotela, and at the pried. pal Sitter SIM QC EVSEV AVTEINOON and EVE. NING.aI3I cod 7.; o'clobk , , single Tickets, ao nottal;:rcninits. Children half- price. April 30. 1653 PHLADELPHIA. ' LOOSING GLASS WAREHOUSE; 117 eh...snits St „Wow -Ith, North 'ride, Phil cpra. UTE infirm Merchants and resident! of this v(- entity, that the mart complete assortment of III&NTEL,_II ER, WALL and OVAL GLASSES, rich est st)leo, far private use, or all kinds for country sales, with PORTII NIT and PICTURE kILAMES4c., witilie found at our establishment. Long experience and largo facilities enable us-to tell the held goods at lovvevt prices. Dinienione being given. we . will glee estimates fin any cre Mirrors, delivered free from breakage. at any point. Orders solicited. Frrn li Plate Class. for Stores. Dwelling.. Ice., at importat;on 'ultra. THOMAS J. NATI' 4- CO. Feb. 211, 1t59. 4..3m PROPOSALS. FUR E OF TUB GUARDIANS o► Tll6 Poo■ X. Xurfl Serena; it.. Pluagra. PROPOSALS FOR COAL —Sealed Proposals will be received at .his Office, until MONDAY, the 30th daj May next. at : n'tlntk, P. NI., for supplying the PHIL ADELPHIA ALMSHOFSE, (Blocklsla with two thenvarid five hundred tons White Ash ANTHRA CITE COAL, to be delivered on the Alms House Wharf. Schuylkill. .The coal to be free from slate, dust, and all other impurities ; to be one-half Broken endear-half Egg ; lit.reened and prepared for immediate use, and weigh ed under the inspection of the Steward. SI 1 0 tin 1 12 1 2 , t) 1: Three hunitted Too P to be delivered on or before the first day.of July nett; and the balance,. terothon ea nil two hundred Ton•, on or before the first day of OC lober_ next cunning. fly older of the Board. It. P. KING. Presideni SNI, DER i : LIDT, See), =I ' CLIAILL.ES 201Chr rrrt A1...11d,, and 33 al orth Eighth strrrt , Phsharlphiet. And at :3 !Stool! Cletith street t h e largest variety to to. found In this city or fancy articles and toys, Um 01/111,(101,1 to name, suitable for presents on -birth day. bridal, gliilipiene, and other occasion., mid also for children In order to Insure the confidence mid emit! tribm of his ruttomers ha will aril at lower prirrs than any other rant) , or Music Stole In this city. Among th. various si traction■ Is an AUTO MATON BABY, which waifs - lIG motto is •• One Pry', Small Peedia, end Quirk Eafes." fall and examine hni [loch, whether you boy or not. N.ll. AU kInJ. of Musical Instrument/ repaired In the heir •rnrknian•hip, and also mare in wile. = FIVE PER =M".. A 17.111; FUND. rfrr y the Store of PrAisgylrania. 1&1 CAATAL. STO c *150,660 nil SAVING : F*I I . ND of tho NatlOttal Hafely Com- one, No. 62 Walnut fitreet,tmo doors above Third, Philadelphia, l open every day from 9 o'clock A. M., in 7 o'clock. P. M., and nn Monday and Thurs. dap r•ermit:ft n ant 9 o'clock. This lastitutlon It well ammo as unt or the safest and best managed In Ibis mortify, and pays Ft.. Per tent. Interest on mobs] paid tit lltere. Isom the day of deposit. Any mom from ow- dollar upwards is seeelved, and all %MM.. III?, or small, are paid back on demand, without notice. to any amount Th. sky ING FUND ha•Alortiliger, Grand Raau, and ozhvoili,t mrr+tnents all well secured. amountmg 10 half a oteGoo rf dofars for the wearily of 11,pnoltn:x. Mit.. No. Ca Walliut Ptr.el,4doon above 3d.P101... NON. HENRI' OF.NNER,Prealdeet. ItaltEßT SELFRIDGE, Vice President. rf tr. J. REE'n. IMAM) OF REFEREES. lion NVin. Richards, Pottstown . J. D. Pitteper. F.sq., CJttor of the Leif gr. Pottetnwn J. M. Sab neman. r-iim of the Enos Ben 1.7,q., Editor of the Abriase's Pressa. run) town lion. Piri Jones. late Mayor of Phila delphia ; lion. John Robins, Jr.. member of Gob (era, 4th district. Ps.. lino. James Page, late Post maiter or Philadelphia; lion. Wm., Pennington, late Governor of New Jersey. Philatra-. April 43, rztoutir & neausrrrs A zricrltural Warthonst and Serf! Sort No. 194: PIIILADELPMA. Ilpt ()ETV & MEARR' Patent Self.frkorpening 1 Pinoths of ail sizes, richt and left handed-85h soti, ride 1141 and Double-Idould.dre.. with Sorel Este nding ['Glob% Erreihnre. (leach. and Other Wilde or Ca.dlngr for repairing. Thn Emperor of Runts awarded, for the abo•e. Plough,. a nrassifo Cold Me dal, valued of CM. Alan the GILEAT MEDAL at the World's fair, was awarded P.& Plough, No. 4u. Cultivators with Double-point Polished Morel Teeth. whiett can be reversed, thus getting Double _Wear of the common !pith. Afro, Cultivators of el kinds with Steel Teeth. • opsin's Atmeeplec Churns Corn Pladters, Coin ebellemimpro'd kind Turnip Drilla, ge Hay and Straw Cutters, Grant's Patent Fan Mills, Maud Corn 'kills, Garden Engines, Corn and ('oh embers, Wheat Drills, • Gedd's Improved ilarrows;lforse-powers &Threads/tn Square and A Marrows, Winn sad Reaptrig ma- HOW Rakes, ' chines, Grindstootts, ready hung, ,Chain Pumps, Dirt dcrapers. derieiritoral Furnaces, Call Rings. Os Yokes and Bows. :Patent Iron Seethe, Forks forunlondieg hay, Grubbing lines.,. Man Nay Rakes. Transplanting Trowels', Cow Pins, Hey k Mastire Apple Parer,, .shovels and Spades, ria hinnies, .Garden and Field Hoes, Mole Trap,. 'Garden Baku la variety., Pruning Hooks de Chisels :Chlkirea!sTOOln. Saws and friciaaia., :Darling Scythes, Iron Well Curbs, and 'Zinr.dnattur, with patent fast'p tabled for Chain Pimps, Potato. Hooka, Also, Horticultural Tools, of every ancriptioLato den and Grass Seeds. for sale at the lowest rtes. Is Wholesale and Retail 0- Any of the ankles in the abOte Daiwa be ob tained by leasing the order' with n..BANNAN. Pottsville. 11— 1,n55 iu April 22. ISM I 21 11 • 01tIVIDIT ITO TIMM itcJIMBS-.-A J. ARTICLE.—ne subscriber ban Jut /MIMI an accortuoror or A.tilis MOH& or .oetts Perdu Drees Prescreers—worii to.prolect;dreesee from stains by . peccelratiou. • D. DAMMAM Marti' 25,103. FIRE IIiSMIMM -ani111111111111M_:.. /11/ fliiiiirgra wage 11101LMIC lragol6SX friA 4 WM,. INIMAXMXNEFAMOIN int 6117 et Decesberoes Umiresd *Oa pas. dmilmillftY 4 w& •TM Aso ot nib Covey Ii Istaulti as Ikea* lobsomosily Como: Woo/ Toot. Tim tumult of capital Merit of ibis wrpntitan paid !a sad isais be teal Wrested_ ateamtleg to the prevision' of Us clamor. a , In Wake" eates.ead was for cub, band apes/ callous Om lummeace to the • ammtat of • Ind:LW ra Received Mace the period ermsalelng. being tae EOM d 4 P .afJalr. 1441. in - Maul premium some sad cash premium5.95.344 93—{241; OHIO Ties anstraat of ai d capital auxt, let* sald/atidltional premium sotetiEnd cb pm. edam is afateald ready. ed, 'and pomessed by Mb corporation, over and above Ilf lasma.erpeases ead ma. , calletpreattem soles la The able amount of debts . min to this corperatioa. mad which ere mostly secs ted by good Doled*. 17,743 12 .01Sce fineltem.stairettery limns en band. Sl*.•.••-10.310 44 TM. obeli' amount of Mines of this cmpomilea. inele losessen dreissursacerpalii„, . grimmest. fees paid to art.. expenses to orgmiting Ibis rorporatlea. end for oak* nsraltanr, Stinnes sled sm. Oases,. Is addlitaa to the abere,tbere is claimed for losses on proofs, mosses and at. count' andpuced • Amouat of claims net ac. knowiedged as debts. The mount fa witch tLis corporatioa is betted • e surety. and for *Ma It may become !table on the happealag of matinees,. ~rents. is, on policies of le nrance. - 1.576.1194 STATE OP NEW YORE, @CIES'S:GT*OT COlllll7 }IL ADAIR C.. V/111 PATTIZ, TfellidellL and Salim DEL. DELL Secretes, of the Mohawk Ville, Fanner** In. ItereeCe Company. beteg severally dilly worn. depose and say. sad sera for binutelf says. tbst Ms Wedded is • fall, true and carted statesesot of the altos of the said corporstion. to the best stately knowledge sad belief. and that they are the above subscribed M ilan, apd the °dicers thereof. ADAM C. VAX PATTER, ?teem JASPER SELL. Seel. Subscribed and arms before me. . ibial2th day of JaMary. 1101 tr. Simms. Justita. - Agent for McbuyttW Comely. JOSEPH MORGAN. April 1543. , CO MOM= VAUNT FARMERS' INSURANCE COMPANY, N6W YORK Capita/ $200,000. Rill and securely (argued %Mar C. VAX PATITX. :MIAMI VXDOPII, WILLIAM Excwra.. i.larraa Bw.L. Cs,fituta P. Lamm inittie D. DIXICX, Asats W. Tou. ISAAC VEIDDBII. Juiss W. Poovax.MOIST A. USU. CIIAILLSII U. Tou., - INiczouo Bawls, Joss I. LaXille. . • raFFIOEIIII. A. Van Parrax,Preet.l/aaraa Bsu.,Asermary. War. Ravens. Vim Preset.' Aaiun W. Vora., Triter. haaircin DA natraoa...lno., GIIIIITai Agent, No. 17 Given* street, Trenton N. J. - REFICRENCSII. - Don. 8. 11. Johnson. C0.. - Jodge, Ocbaneetady. " Jao. F. Clore, Sbartfr, " D. P. Porrait, C.nty Clerk. " Abram A. Van Wont. blayor, • 11. blyrra„ Its.llayor• " D. Wrlabt, llse order. H. H. Van Dycli, Proprietor Albany Atlas. Jacob O. Handers, Esq. Thomas Clark, Esq., Ncw Tort. Apra u. 1153. • 17.1m' S' AT OiNEli• , &°• PAMIR HANGINGS. NV, WILSON. No. 9 South Fourth Street, fie, doors below Market St , Brut fide, Han for wile, every ALL variety of. W PAPERS, from 6 cents per piece upwards, including Fine Sa t,,,5, Gold and Watts, imitation • Woad', Afar him <lv, Also. great variety of new styles of Carta,' Papers, Fire-Board Prints Borders, 4.e. Ikuers suppliedalba lowest rater. April 23. 1u.53. 17.3 m co.ono 330 100 2i 1.200 2.233 TO ENGLNEERS HUFTY'S Profile and Cron Section Paper, at bin prices. ,Also Tracing Muslin, wide and narrow, by the piece or yard—Tracing Paper— Drawing Papers of various sizes, by the sheet and .by the yard. Alscsebeets mounted on maxim. dii terentalml. Mathematical Instruments of an ex cellent quality, Metallic Tape Lines, Chains,Tacks, and separate Instruments, ‘Src., (Ice., all of which will be sold at city price', at B. BANNAN'S "' Cheap Fancy and Staple Stationery Store. " Removal St? DArIEL FICIINECK would announce table friends and the Public that be has removed his Station ery. Paperand Blank book Establishment to the SION of the BIG 80011.114 North SECOND Sweet, above Race, Philadelphia, where be hopes. with the fa. creisa facilidts be now has at his NEW PLACE, to render satisfactios Wall who may favor him With their custom. Among his stuck will be found a gen eral amortment of Writing. Letter, Wrapplag, Print ing. Eardwate.EnVeloPe. YanUle. sad Drawing Pa pers. Also, Blank Printed Deeds, on Paper Parch ment; Paper •nd Parchment, Plain Parchment of all .seer together with omens other articles which will be sod as the Lowest Cash Prices. D. SCREECH'. Fortorirly at the N. W. Coy, of 24 and Race Ste. March 12, le.S3. 111-3 m Puma IMPICEINGS. lIE undersigned have J nst opened a fresh and com l. pletework of Wall Papers, among which are Gold and Velvet." Pose Balla, aud the Lowest Priced Va glazed Papers. Also, DeLorallozz, Borders, Fire aereens, Curtains, ite., dr.c..which they offer at the lowest prices. both wholesale and retail. The best workmen employed to hang paper either in the city or country. Blank Books, Stations , We hum also our usual assortment of Writing Pa pers, Wrapping Paper,. Melt aad School Books, Sta tionery. Jac. 4k. HOUGH._ No. a N. sth Bt., II doors above Motet, PElled'a y} CABtJ paid for Ceantry Bage l March 11. 1833 NEW WALL PAPER WAREMIMEEL, BURTON dr. DINING. Manufartrerers and importers, N 0.12-4 ArckSt: soma door irbove Vv!HIRE may be found the largest and beet selec ted mock in the City. COUNTRY PURCHASERS may here be accommo dated, without the Inconvenleace of looking (either. and may be uttered tilt they wilt receive the advan tage or theft money , 'BURTON & LAMING. 124 Are Street, above Sixth. Philadelphia. March 12,1823. 11- vet IRON &c BEADING STEAM ?OBOE. 11111 E SUBSCRIBER.; having been appointed I General Agent for Schuylkill County for The. Reading Steam Forge, would mod respectfully in form the public in general that he wilt receive all orders fpr Iron forged to patted', or draught ; which orders will be punctually attended to, on the short est possible notice, and at the regular F Hen. A. HE Schuvikil Haven Apra -16, 1853. 16-70 m P.‘,.s (.I.lsl MEM I.HE undersigned having the exclaims right of disposing there Wares in Schuylkill county has opened a large and splendid assortment, among which will be found all kinds of Door and House Furniture, Ornamental Wales, &c., itc., admitted by all to be the most beautiful sad perfect Porce lain ever made, it is cheaper, more durable and perfect than thoimported article. Call and exam me at the Hardware Store at GEORGE BRIGHT, Nearly opposite the Miners' Bank. April 18, 1853. . :116.4f ------------ Agency For The IPticenix Fire am AND MABLIPACTPRED by MILBOB & &MAW, Philo delphis, far , the sa le-brepleg of Books, Papers, Money, Jewelry. end other valuable articles. Mer chants. Miners asd Jewelers, can be *applied `with Iron Befesof say size or deseriptios. WARRAN TED to posse', all the proprieties of grestatrength, and the =net desirable protection against FIRE or BURGLARS. Vault Doors; also made to order.— Purchasers cenoe supplied with the above Bares, et the same pries they ate sold at the Manalbetory, by calling on J. F. WIIITMBYr • Cotlectios and Casual Agency Dike. sett door to Mbar,' Bask, Pottsville. • Refers to POTIOJOS tinneVArroa : • Ceo. Bright, 1.01101110. ~ I J.O.ClealrevAealt Mead. Jew. Pinkerton. do J. C. tZutrailJr.,Tamaqns B. W. Cummings, do Hazleton Coal Company, J. C. Lewitt, do C. A. Snyder. Hanobarg, Jacob Need. do B. Lambeeton. -do David 8. Brows, do D. Lower, Pberaireitle, Wm. L. Whitney, do . W.& o.llteeket,Dertutio, J. C. Conrad, nea.; do IIL A. Mdse. D. Dave.. C. W. Meatuses, do !Jean Tanter,Pt. Carbos, March Id, MEI rudrOVIALMQ AND TOOL STORE EXCLUSIVELY, Dia largest and way Rital.lssiannu ej the lied tie United Statu. • WM. & no.. No. TED *ABJECT VT Street, above Seventh, Philadelphia. Ciellianathetuvets' Depot ibt &nein of all kinds . Wattasted quality t ht. Bllvered Glass Knobs, At, PTIIOIIIIIII Tartest* [sobs. over len patterns i Sliver Plated Hiatt% Ate.. with the ewes complete smart mat of all the modern patterns in the liar.. Buil ders and dealers art lashed to call sad esanalso oar stack.- Mounted Catebtrass real by MINN iuird. • DOT Ala MISTERS AND TIMM/ITEMS, AT /ACTOR? IPECIOI. Pergola al a • dlamaca atm') alma to ;ears 'Gaudio, mad desire an salsas* Of guild: , Isectlptioa, as Imam to IrcLoaa Sao's ma, awl all Istbramiloa am to Goa!, aM Mem W 1 be altos by- rum at *lll, - All Onhis pat op *Mu tom Isammlimte rape vlsloa of too Ira. . . , gar CALL LID en , -*pal 1,11113. • as s►* anise. Tag sabsaibas to OS defy assesssisie Wit Grasp rags & Potosi Cietabar , M . lad caa rumbas. at Oa aboNest raNsCalsY • At* Saw ilia saratiesasadi by any sad as as low rats* as they can M procarsd floss tie sa sifictarar. Lay talbresilas is semi M tbe StOls.caa be bad fro& tsa sabsattbss. • DANIEL um= Agit; • - • , &Ply- INMAaII A: zerminrs OXISIRLLA AND PARASOL 11111IIPacroRY. Ai 0 . Se MAILIZTIkrum,./biltiMplals. st. L'w Wawa Willy "Ittr degas SO kis se. tortsmutt et P LS be the ApptuoMlS Nom nos tospina, cad Mites tattit stssitto• to etsoutatly Itts ItrolL ttsl AWN* will Rai klitainketto AL Amdahl*"1111111" from atoolo kilned la Ss aNtial7. Milo lha heed a got tet RiRRMA testistlas of list isiceg I litta af Itoßkftlool ARA* attottssit 'OUR AS of WWI ho Apo Ittr Ws at *SmIl advisee os CIA use of smistats. - I MS ' 17101 17#,Sti &I 14..74Pa II 12=171 SOD OS DIRECTORS. 11-3 m WARES. , EEE! UM rfM. tiolnerriiiiii..aslonl markets. reantittalliTicfielt • ;hare the oteaokboal or Ca01..1 To• Otke, N. W: conker or Walnut. a POl44.lelpbta. F ro , AL FRED LOaFFOti h our Agent in SchaYMIII-Inooq• for tl OS*. Tattl ors ,Ball4log. Moitia• rirroraTlMl • I MORCILNTOWN Aces ate. TstlidlCEß 1SP:8310N - of tab lottltutionw .11 open oa Ittooday,tbe of May ' twit.. For mrttilart contalolos Taint, Reference,. kr-, spply to tbe subscriber, at Moroi/ toe a. ' A. P. TPTTON. 17.1c* April At 1A53. owjeoVILTEVCOCOA AND VIRONCA. v,j ports & - CO.'ll American and Vanilla Pre ohm Cboentstea. Cocoa and Mama , to winch lirstp • renaintas kayo been awarded by the chief Insti tute/awl Fairs of the Union. are for sale by all the pi . nrsi ° N ews Otitis Vatted dudes l and by their away : Ussseyk Noway. New Valk; Grant & Thetis. pbo a d e lphia ; Timm. V.llyandlge,liaitimote; Ken. net & Dudley, Cnnati. Min. WKLTEICHAKER & CO.. Dorchester. Slam 15-ilm ApII 9. 1833 Attention 1 VE lowers 'Oral, Maut Ifni! Na ore arid Art have Laniard their /Setts h) please you, at ALLEN'S musueititEAN GALJ.6.I2Y, comet of Market and Cntre Streets. Thaeubstrlber Lae returned to Pone. wins to take the personal charge of hl e mono, and I. NM ready to take good Daguerreotypes of all who desirethem. Come soon la the day, then.und you are pretty sort to get a chance to alt. Primo ea Renal. one dollar and upward.. N. 11.--RISDUCTWM made In the puce& of line Papier )lathe Cur?, large rases and Frames. U. ALLEN. 15 of April 9, 1833 GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES: VANIIOO I , the celebrated Astrologer of the eepitnry. has the enret 1 hat guides the elite a happy Marriage. and to make the Married. happy. Ladies who were unhappy through - trouble, la4ferlhaeledimPP °6 WW iintles, and false promises hare been snide bappyby hint. the Medical Adeire was neverltnown to fel. ille le a married man.. ami, of holy) which makes the Ladle. consilt him la Um most dilkate cases with perfect eonfide new le the married andiflitele Ladles' confidential Doc tor. *ad adriser. An shows F TRU Lisa:aim of YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND!! GOOD posTEEE. WEALTH, Enrlneaceana !inanities., are withia the reach of all. Thome vain had bad tuck.and found the more they tiled to get fathesid the mere things went neatest them. consulted him; their bad tuck hat .ten them, and they are now 'fortunate. rich and happy. Hellas the secret that atop the slander apt envy otynur roe. Mice. GENTLEMEN! Look to your interest/ before It is ten late. Men who have beenunfonunate and unsuccessful in lift. and is business--gaen who have worked hard and straggled against adversity and misfortune the great er part of taste lives, and found the more they. tried to get forward the more thing/ went, againat them ! thou men have conceited him for tholast. thirty years. All those, who wisely followed his advice are now rich and happy; while those blinded by prejudice and ignorance, neglected hie advice, are still laboring against adversity and novelty. Ile shows you the LIN IM RIGS, OP TO UR FUTURE WIFE 1 al; All Interviews a re.strk tly private and con fiden• flat. No. 3 figORGE street, second house,North side, above Schuylkill Sixth Street, Philadelta. April 9,1633. 15-ly DISEASES OF FEMALES. pERIIAPS .within the history of the human rare no generation has suffered more of the diseases peculiar to females, than the present. A high stale s of civilization with.the Iron lmnd of fashion; • (elle notion of gentility, the lack of autfielent physical el• tedentaryttabits, lira of laxitry.and with many ton great a degree of exertion at times when the condition of the system requires relaxation.— also, by sudden colds—theme are among , the prolific cause of the loamy distressing complaints whieh fas ten themselves upon the female con.titution, gyring rise to such ailment, a+ the following i—suppreneloo of the Menees.theen Sickness, Fluor Aliis, Falling of the Womb. Spinal Weakness. and diseinto gen erally which are peculiar to Females. In recommending his professional's:melees for the treatment and cure of the above, the Dr. would brief ly remark. that his study and practice have been es pecially devoted 'Gibe treatment of diseases of this type. and (into the favorable recall. and increasing practice in this branch of hie profession, he flatters bimaelf that his efforts have been crow ned -w ear eels. Ile has alio given much attention to the cause and devilopmeht in iheaysteco of Streftsa, for the treat ment and cure o 7 which he has prepared a mouse of Medicines. which. by their Nacre:Out operation hare pioved to be peculiarly adapted to diseases of this character. Females are often averse, through delicacy Or other eacoes, to making known to their family iihrei cian—who may be a regular attendant. and will' whom they must come in daily contact—the facts in relation to their rituation.atol would prefer canine on a physician with whom, after their recovery. they may not necessarily come in coniact.—henco the ne cessity of one who is regularly ethical cd.dinde r .tta n ding the nature of their cainplaints. and being able promptly to apply the remedy with an unerring cer tainty. = - Ladles 'filleted with any of the above or kindred diseases will do well to call at Dr. Glentworth. NO = Race Street, between Silt and Yoh Philo dedphia. ' la Penton, In the country who cannot make it con , venientto eighth° city, by enclosing to the above ad. ' sires. 95 00. stating cart fully the symptoms and fra tare of their disease. will receive by Er prone, or whatever conveyance they may designate, a supply of medicine applicable to their cast a, molt advice and full directions for its use. Ile All communications strictly confidential. April 9, 1853. 11.AnICHLGE. . HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCI. Will IM IT 1 That we behold FO many females in the meriduin of life broken in health end spirits with a oomph• cation of diseases and ailments, depriving them of the power for the enjoyment nt r life at an age when physical health, buoyancy of :lams, and happy se realty. of mind, arising from a condition of health ahould he predominant • Many of the eausrs of her sufferings at first—per haps years before, perhaps duntrg•gtrlhood, or the 6nt years of marriage—were in their (noon no light as to pass unnoticed, and of court, neglected. IN AFTER YEARS, When too late to be benefitted-by our knowledge, we look back and mourn, and regret the full conse— quence of our ignorance. What would we not olten give , to PDAro.a to ear ly life, the knowledge we obtain in after yearn' And what days and night. , .of anguinh we ought not have been spared, if tbe knowledge WMa timely possessed. It in INDILANCnoLir AND STAILTLINO To behold the sielmesa and suffering endured by many a Wits for many years; from causes simple and controllable, easily remedied —or better still,— not incurred, if every WIFIG AND DOWSER Possessed the information contained in a little vot. -- • - - , time, (within the resell of !ill) which would I , pare -to herself TEARS OF, nifszav, And to her husband the constant toil snit anxiety of mind, neceisanly devolving upon him from siek• nese of the erste, without giving him the opportil • nits? of acquiring that competence which his exer tions are entitled, andthe possesion or which.would secure the h appiness of himself, children_ SECURETHE MEANS OF HAPPINESS By becnctung tn time passe-wed of the knowledge. the want of wbieh has caused 'the sickness and poverty of thousands. In view of such consequence. , no wi fe or moth er is excusable if she neglect to avail herself of that knowledge inrespect to herself, which would spare her mach suffering, he the means of happi ness and prosperity to her husband, and confer qv. on her children that blessing above el! pare-- healthy bodies, with healthy minds. That knowl edge is contained in a little wOrk enlitled THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MED• ICAL COMPANION. By Da. A. M. laleunicxer, Prcilessor of diseases of women. One liundredia Edition. IS mo. pp. 250. Pries 50 Cents. (On fine paper, extra bind ing, $1,00.1 First published in 1947, and it Is not rarprisusg or wonderful, considering that ercry /es gaol!, whither marfird or trot. Cab here noir ire a full stnowledge of the nature, character and causes of Lee complaints, with the various svmmoins, and that nearly HALF A MILLION COPIES should have been sold. • ' ".• - . It in impnictiriable to convey fully the vti rious sub ieeti treated of, sr; they are of a nature strictly in waded for the married, or those contemplating marriages, but no female desirions of enjoying health, and that beauty consequent upon health, which to so conducive to her own happiness, and that oe. her husband. but either has or will obtain-L. aa has or will every hitiband wbo has the love and affection of his wile lit heart, or that of his own pecuniary improvement. , ITPWARItA OF ONE , HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES have been seat by wail within the last few months: CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. - NOT OEFIV ; AUOND Boy no book unless " Ur. /$. Mattrieran. 129 Libertyy Street, N. Y., " On the title page, and the entry to th e Clerk's °in on the back of the title page; and bay only of respectable and honorable den en, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M. klauriceau, as there are spurious and surreptitious infringements of copyright. Lrt every snip and Jit,..bamrponder ! - • No excuse C. 4 Ignorance, when ignorance ery to those wa,hold near and dear. and when to dispel our Ignorance is within our reach. To enable everyone to decide. upon the indis- Yen,mbir neierthry of proses :sing a einiy, and that no wife, or mother need remain uninformed upon the many moles; which 'sooner or later, are dem i. wid to make fearful ravages upon , her health, unless 'guarded against, and that cat conkiderate end affec tionate tinshead have CAUSE to upbraid hunself with neglect of the welfare at his/wife—a pamphlet of ituripsix pages, ecnstahung'full Tale-page and Index of Contents, topther with extracts from the book, will be sent fro of Attrgs to any tart of the United States, by addistaing, post.paid as here. What eulpsble to be ignorant. fir On receipt of Ono Dollar (Cor the (toe Ed,- tkia, rave binding.) "THE MARRIED WO MAN'S PRIVATE AtEDICAL COMPANION" N sem (wailed free) to my VIM of the United States. All letters most be Pow-Prid, and address ed to Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU L _Box MI- New _Mark City. Publishing Mee, NO. 171 Liberty Street, New York.. 'eras& Ip—Blaneh & Cap, Harrisburgb; .1. Smuts, Blooursborg; J. S. Worth, Lebanon; C. W, De Win, Milfor d' J. W. Lesmintrer. Man hens; W Sinitb, Iftratingdon ;S. McDonald, Unit:mown : J. M. Beam. New Berke; H. A. Lear, Beading ; E. T. Morse, Cotner/filo; N. Y. R. P. Crocker, Browarrille ; Wents & stsrk, Car bondale ; Eldest & Wrigh r.W lam sport ;8. Tuck, Wilkasbarre ; Oeo. W. Earle, Waynesburg ; U. CrenkyOlteram ; 8. T. 11. LeaderLtbstorer ` P a mis.% areat; Menton ladelphia —Pam. 41.010, Utlit, is em to Oatronago of bayou , . koala': to; &Amy, d 1.18 From streets. Wharf, d0,,,, , , eet, 34 6-1 le purchase and shipping of oar coat.— GOODS, &c. e Spring Goods. )rit opening an extensive and tent of fresh Spring Goode, Dry Prcklsions and Crolkery wan,. Also, a tar e arsortment of House Innu-lung un cles, inclu Carpeting, of various kinds man qual. Fl Oil Cloths, blasting% Table-covers, Counte es, &C., &c. Thankful for the past liberal patronage extended to Nain invite attention to out our exten sive assortment of griods, which- we intend shall not be eXceeded in cheapness, excellence of quality or f-arietv of kinds, by any other establish , went in Schuylkill county, Remember our place. !Stick Store. in OrmirOStreet, between Market itt4 Nortvian. East side. • April 23,18,51. JOHNSTON te Co ' 17-tf rirEIAT CELESAP; GOODS. 9' nE allimillved has removed his STORE to Ihs a building lately known as the POST" OFFICE,- where he lass just received and aliened a fall assail meni of Onadt,conslving of tint Dress Good., - ,Vaibrell3o,, . Rare/vs._ ' - ll'artionls. ' • • .anlins dolneye. Catpellaca. Mese Data Inca. • inane - Oil Claths. Otachams, , • INlitdow abadea. Flints. i VA:lnking Claws, 4r. ' aluslins. • .„ I - A central *sentiment ni (hrseilriptic petnietion. Queen me att. At.. he„ all or rehlib will be pfd at the lowest Cash Prier:. Call anal lambs: the Viet at the OLD, POST OFFICE. - , 3a11E3 rocs* • tram Potirrillii, April U. lASI , NET SPRING AND_ SIIIIMIER GOODS. Quatiber Silks, 1 - Bard India Bake, I.3Black silks, l Silk Tissues, Bareges,l De Bests, De Beges Robes, 1 Challies, I Challis de Laines, i 0 Din - et-tint Patterns Bemire de Laines i _ Full ci_siiiinunent French and American )Awns, 100 pieces new style Prints, ' • French work collars& Handkerchiefs,. Mohair Mips, . Kid gloves, Silk gloves, Kid finish. The undersigned having laid in a full assortment of the above 'Dress goods at very low prices, end intends selling them accordingly, and keeps at all times an extensive assortment of maple gouda. Hoi siery, gloves, mitts, gents cravats, handkerchiefs, -and all kinds of Dry Goods usually kept in Dry, Good stores, which together with a fresh and well selected stock of Groceriesand Provisions, that all can be supplied at as low rates as any other store in the conl , IS O ity:2 All are invited to call and examine goods and pric'es. A. HENDERSON, AO. April . t i 164 • . '.. Nev.l CarPelillgS, t 'FE IS BEATTY'S Old Stand. corner of Cantit ill and M0....11an *trews. Fortarille. !cool 3 ply Carpeting., Floor Oil Clothe, Ingrain do Table do Venitian do White Slatting. Rap I do Cheek do Stair I do I Door Mats. Alin a full anortment of Window ffaelielie• with Flrturesonmplete. Rich colored Damask., I ihrtlLliien Shades, Watered ktorecos, Transparent do And embroidered muslin Shades. ; . D. AI. Beatty having made arrabllewleele with the principal n.anufartneent for a constant supply of the newest designs In Corpeting &c., Is thereby enabled to offer to the public a choice assortment of the above goods al superior quality, and at lb* lowest atitf tni• 1,4. , IS Sin anu 111 k Bontbagllnes 111 k Crape Veils, Summer,Bomliazines •• Love Veils lionshaslhe Alpaca,. , " Neat Kid Cloves Tamise Finish Milk do Canton Cloth ,Thibel Shawl. " Mousseline dr !nine •• Bnrege do Mirages, •• CroptiCollara. Sm. Brazilienne, do a SBCONII MOURNING, " All woollier...re ^ Illonarellne do Lalne " Barege dk Lame klnuosellase de Brio Mohair I.ll.tre Barra., de Bale, Bre,ondina Ilaregette. •• Hdk hi,oin ' Bataan de Leine .1 Chilly • • Lawtta,Bareges Wilk. Binghnnis " Fnelar.ll3lk. , Foulard Silk. " Bingham English Chintz.. •• andlChlntz Neapoluanillnve. - .• Engligh COpea. BandlCfv, - Collarkke. April 1.1.53!, Maui GREAT DARCULUIS I:N.OM GOODS VE. ARCIIAMBAULT. N. E. Corner Elevantb . anJ Marital sale., Philadelphia, ha. now In atore a full asmrtnsellt or Spring and mifumer Coodi, al very low priced, comprising in part -e , r I DRF.SS GOODS. New kyle Mhnolln de !mines, from di to 95e. French Lawn., yard wide, front 0) io 571 r. Mouslin dc Liege: froml2l to 571 c. Black A Inpacaz, from Wt. 75e. Mack Slit.. at 50,0,75, 57c, and *l. Changeable tlilkg, at 50, 62 and 75c. Tare Hathm from 75c. to *1 50. Barege de Lathe.. at 111, 14, 25 and 31e. Scotch Glnghinas. at 121.181 end 25e. :New Style Cl mixes, at 8. and 121 e• GOODS. Marseilles Ctiihts, from #l'7s to 06, Table Linensi from 31e. to el. Cloth Table and Plano Covers. from #1 75 to O. Damask Napkins and Scotch Towlines. Wide Shseiina and Pillow Case Mmillos. won Floor Ninlf ing. at 25, 3t and 371 c. - ( MEN'S WEAR. Clack and Fancy Color Cloths arid Caulmeres. Satilnetal Kentucky Jeans, Merino Carlon:rt. Deasy Cl:mades, Nankeen', Linen Drillings and Check.. • April 2,1 • 6WLS and EITUBROIDEEtteII. 1 ,, 13v., has the pletsure to 11110046C21 to ht rbus customers' to SCHLITI.KILL . COLIN- Ile has now open at Ma lisiutlnd spacious bled store. N 0.41 North EIUIITII street. a, a splendid sesortmeot of New SPRING mprlaing, •'..ii ' led Silks, I Plaid Silks A 'We Silks, St. Iped bil ks,{ It.. =lndia Silks, I , ! Ilks. Tare Satins. f•, : • lthlks. I Watered alllki. .-: _ l i ke. I _Lining alike. Ake?' : PARIS ENIRDIDERIES. " ' Compri:tin lloniton Lace Goods; Muslin and -Lace Callus, :peeves. Chemiteurt. tr. Embratdared Cambric ',Handkerchiefs. Muted Dress hfusllus, SILKS, %. DE • OUVIP 'CV. that 11 and well II Plillatlelpb GOODS Rich Fl Changer Plain tail BLILk Bi Mantilla (*bane E Ed:lota red Inserting.; Ate. FAPiCV 0RF.1413 -GOODS: Comprising everg variety In the aewett styles. I OBACTIFIII. SHAWLS.cr mon Crape. Bawl.. Thlbet. Cashmere aed other 5t.3.t.,, Ladle. and Cant.' Kid Gloves, 1/Ibbons, Loco,. ate. The whole„etoek will he rd..' the LOWEST PRICER, at which goods of qrality ten be Dwight le Ameriee,and sewn'. a lib sterility to all who may favor him wish i call. J. V. DEPUT. 33'. No 41 North Eighth Street Phil Ξ Meech 5.1653 r te•get - - STEWART nartnr, T 410 North BCD IND . Streat abovetWood. Philadelphia, would reapertfally tall ths al lentiorr of Ms friends, and the Pa bile in general,. to his lrireand well selected stock of tIARPETsI 011: C .OTIO4, MAT'OS. WINDOW SHADES,: • DOOR MATS, STAIR RODS, PIANO 4.:0V-. 1 ERA. TABLE COVER!. COCOA !MATTINCLIr, from to I} yards wide, for Public Houses, it Connilhs dr.r. a, Also) to my BrAnith Store, 134 Spring (Larissa • ;Sorrel hove :soma p,h.t6 9-sna EYRE .4k LANDELL, . Portia and drib strati, Pheladelphia, oo l w receiving for Spring Rales.A. Fine STOCK rt OF DRY GOODS. Black and Colored Silks , • 'Fashionable Shawls . • _ New designs of Dress Bonds rit fah. French and INDIA fIOODS • Lined, Damasks and furnishing Bootle Full mock n( American Cotton and Woolen Goods. , N. B. !Wholesale Buyers simplie.d, with starts and desirable pry Goods, at low prices, per silt Cask. Feb. 11)01853. MNUFACTURXS. 13IISUNELL" & TOLL. MA?iIIPACTURERS VELOCIPEDES. DIOS. COACAES. BOBBY [WESER, BAR(LOciays, WHEEL BARROWS. te., for Children. Whalesalt , and Walt, Pr 0.61 DOCK Id mon, *boas Second, Phu adelphrin Er• Pinata articles rent to . any put of IR. country." , Orden hy mit proppily exeOtLed. • - Apail 23,1653. , . Venitlan Blind Manullictpry. , Eiglak:St ~ between Norwegian 4. lifaan Congo. , IV , lA.!ZEIIIII3 announces to lbw citizens of Potts- V Y • • I le and • Well 7, that he Ia prepared to maw venture VENITIAN 111.1NDS of *ery else, color and sty at abort notice and at the lowest ntes.— Ile feels confident that a trial Slone Is en diciest to be el courts' d otthe advantage of pereballas blobbods. A doe astonmeat of EWAN catmints on band.— Hal a Iso prepared I. repalr.Paial and vita °ld Alla& lerach a MINIM as bi reader_ shwa plow' equal I appearance, to new. , April .NM • • • soma& & Enorgssi%. , 42 Aranufacturers tf PetPr • IGa. ,• • ' .PMESDIY VT modallliad* is SK 'the ambito' af " - 1143 LIANGIN6III'ot Li their otessive we, of.? kir embta tJtt their Dore suississturr as& I po sat del a jr.041 la! ask Ilert,lkhleil Os, will every sell 64 We "' WI ' it p r ofit the-aat musks tbs -Taetr eskioroto ow Ins seablaid to *err. iippansill lad**, woo pirr-bigurl• - Week, it isa. , • "Ms • • MM=Z3Mt=I;4IMM L l , J2j a t r. 4lml csiglitimskr_ , Haupponts. ... s tar. ..sitai. ..;*- , gegr=rlib v4Watererr:: speetelldi dill ileilleetiltillfty: irsadeelstd ed. visible Se eihe teDWlPlthdletel • ft" • sepatateses of ammo gegiSsigifieing gliagred - Witt the greatest el" stedhafhis Meet acirliathe pirbehdes.ae cabal. taw. Mr the enserosi worthless iambics this as. lottiedlimhisilltrs Lithe fers of panaceas and cunt aMl.Yrt}aad)T be owl lipersat tad mane. nary persons, i to ante airbus awl pod tot acme.' „ _ • ..Thalithe lifidiehte,manetacitured by W. ht. Merton. Incisdive trießmin getters) for throfhi, ' .. ; ebbs et easpbor„ Mr Ribeinanstn," '',, ' ' Worm gyrep forllghtew s .1, - ' , . ...` ' ITooth Wesel, for decayed tlleth,ati ii digested game. family Pigs, or blood Perifyer, ha, a bees more ex tersively Abed: had haws Wes. mere salleftction. then say other medicines bre efo the public, betas Pencilled with Mimi to Vl .d rltraSfoineu ate folly worthy the Milli of the MR .: ftiv• them a trmi. A few poserfat real le e by the above ntedirbee are destine' of universal hattonage. (la the arm Abet.) they are repaned by a regniarrhysickao,wbo ursieretseM the appilsokoit et Medicines to disea se*. sad conseqaesily. are }perfectly safe to' ilk e . 044 " .041 7J they Smlbeckesed.with a alvenal enc. um, sad Move Ste* we SIUSIMion bunny nth. et Madisines offered Ware tie sahib. (Thirdly.) time es the sib softball that Imes gained the pa I unsaved elesdelasta, where they bast beep used. 1 tall (ffelmildr.) they ate pat up in larger quatititlre for the sate slut, than any other Medicines off7f !before ilia patinco l - the safe tend.: As the yobs - WI Wu* nyeyberbirtlin-Magtes Ia It s poisenjoli or the illiMmt sditowltTosbere ibex have bola used with the most sattefacteee moults. he will publish a mar of ass. feeliaillorliaded that a trial will Insure belt recommendalioatt. Tryktuon'and satisfysonr rodf or coirremisatcy ffilet WI oielppra: 1 '- • maga Caesium& . ! • WI. the IlpWedt .~ba►hagbeeswaleade squab ted With the gMkW.ssserieg into the compound. Stows as Skitters "Fluetly Medicinal. stmt. having presetiked and tsars them to hie need, with the ma* satiallstary reenite,tibt pimento In 'saying that we believe They gab Meath. d e sign for which they are recomme nded. i I As. KraAwntuics, K. p., . C.U. PRICE: OLD., 1 i WM. KeKAHON, M. 04 ' WZBLEY LI. 004MR/it/TON, D., WM.lf. MAGILL. M. D. D. R. mualiapr. M. 11:. . Cute kr pate la the sib and berg, fees protrested . Littr Ceenpfetat.: ihe. Robert ilibiteeNtsheirtag ander Ctirciak Liver CollbilditivalsamPiniegerftlih sham dry cough. pals Is the side &adhered. general debility. lose of appe tite, ages trying - all the what reftsdies recommen ded fag coughs aid diseases of Mel chest. with no benefit. she was recommended to try the Bon Pecto ral. from which she sot only dallied inunedbile, but permanent relief. ;1 Jolla Adam. son of lire. Robert AiLams, was of gibed with a very severe cough, pain to the side, and somas. produced by laceassat coughing; he was ladaced to ;lithe Rase Pectoral. To use his own beguile, the MS done stalled blot Sleepy a good algin's rest—ls the sonnet be espectotated about ball pint of matter. tie canthined to Improve until his sash mainly left him, It also I ad the effect of strealtbeaLs his breast; which was intently weak; 1 He alto says th be has recommended it to a, num. bet elf hiefrlead af e for idmltarconrplaints, and In every ' Cale a lurs Styes istiellicties. _! The above reside:Sao( the town of Dan vine feeling t they have derived' grog t beartfits Dom the use of the Rtes Patera'; authorize the above stateseak, for the. benefit of those who may be allkted tea Wafter was am I . 0 RS/IT CURL! two of. win restaffed Wa l es* Sub ef &Bs ffscieref. Miss llama Wbutioek,of Rush Township, Northam -1 liertieut thsonty. for a n u mber of years an Invalid, In the tell ef M-0 ken the m* other Voles from a severe cold she contracted; afire trying i number of reme dies, with ad helmet, she was entirely restored by ta king one. kola of goes Pectoral. alter which, she Joel het voice agate, from a fresh cold she contracted and was again restored by the use of another bottle ; she thee toot four bottle. Wore he strengthen -her breast, horn which sits derived the most decided be neat. aed 'has been is the' enjoyment of neelieng health from thallium to the present. ' r' ' The above eta tense it to obtained:front thi. Purcell, the Physician wha attended bar; else her mother, who blabs that she would not bellying at this t lm. If It had aot been for the Roo Pectoral. ••• "- Danville, Jan. if, teat 1 , 1 . • • Still Amber aferbd Cars aseta. id rs. glasonel Seeder. being, of a naturally weak and dentist. roastintion, eery' ilttseeptltde to colds, was seised with a eery livers cough. pela and sore.% Ism of the breast, lop of appetite; Me, clang • bomber of theasnal remedies from which she deri ved no benefit, ohs wu eared by.tsklag one boo le or Roes treattrld„ and LS In the enjoyment ofba tier health than for pars preirlous. _ [Danville. Dec. I. 1830, READ THE FOLLOWING: Tale hone of the strongest eases that can be pro duced in hvor of the Nettie of a omelette. ' Doeta Iliekley--81r:—In reply to your enquirlea as regards the stints of the Rose Pectoral, to nay family, It affords me ;theatre and ' satisfaction to in form you that, case n my owe , I e foras steeled with gold and a sough for about three weeks, which tmu• bled meter] much at eight.snal to disturb my oleo. I premed a bottle of your Rose Pectoral. and by ta king oert tableepoonflal Oar three successive nights. °ageing to bed, was entirely cured. I have also. used It ufentirs SIMACIIO* With 11117 Chlidlllo. Bute live tereeremartable efect mewls the cure of my fa ther, at this time in low ***** tietbryssr of age For the last 0 fty years. he bee, been troubled with Matt= ma, and cough which distressed him very mneh, (par. titularly when he would take cold,) and (hr which be had tried a number of reme dies In vain . 1 - Induced bier I o try a bottle of you Rose Peetoral. and mutt wonderful to rtlate,,by in time he bad taken half a bottle, In doses of on. tablespoonful. three time. a day. way entirely cured. I hoping you may find if equally benedclal lapersoit similarly affected. I re main yours respactiully. • JOHN FOLEY, Of drat Hancock & Foley, lion Hanurre,Denville.Pa. Danville, - Dee. 0,1852. Doctor Buckley Being In the -employ or Meter,. Hancock & Foley. with whom you have .established an agency for the sale of your Family bredicinee. I take pleasure In informing yon, that In.'as far as ...we have an opportunity of.judgiag of their ulnae. from persona who have used them.thaf :they give general mettsfaetkie. Yours respectfully, JAMES, CODEART, q W. lI:PATTON. Still Anther. Data Win. M. Dickley—Dear Sir :—Pleaec send us three dos. 'nose PeCloraNas soon as you ran; It is now getting known, and Waded It to be one of the best medicinsa for colds we have ever had cLEMENit tr. HEISLEII. Patient., Hoe. 24, 1252.. . Dear SD r—We. the uedersigned, being In "the em. ploy allots*. Groves end Connycat whose store you have anAgency for the sale of your Family Med. innes,st atelhat we have had IX opponent(' of know lag the opinions of numerous individuals who have used thato,and that, they give general satisfaction. We have sold • great nun, of your Pillei which are universally tilted, being very mild in their operation. ~-_,• - , W. LEIdEh RING, Danville, - • Attest`, W. M. KEPLER. Doctor Ilicklee i—As a What. of mein, for your skill in preparing one of the very best and most ef fectual remedies that I have , ever known used fur coughs and midi, permit me te c ialorm you that hav ing had a vet) bad rough and old; I took one bottle o f your Does-pectoral, which acted like` charm. af fording spathe must decided and Immediate relief.— ] have recommended It to a almber of persons, and have also hadan oppartuany of obeemng the results, endue safely say that In every ease It has given eat. I/faction. Believing your remedies to be what they are represented, and worthy the patronage of the community, I remain yours, respectfull W. y, AARON COIIILYr Firm of Com!, a Groves, Iron Co. Store, Danville,Pa. Doctor Watley —This is to certlfy,that aboutthree menthe elate, my wife-was attacked with Rheuma tism throughout her general system, but paniculatly in her hands and feet. which wire very moth awo I. ten, for the lasi month she has been confined to her bed; and has not been able to either turn pr help her. self, after having recourse to every remedy I could hear of, with no benefit. she continued getting worm. ',head/sparing of her recovery. I was advised lo try the Cream a Camphot, as. the lan 'resort, and can daftly say, that it alforded tier immediate relief, and-although we have used but two Mattes, her health Is fast Improving, which' I can attribute entire ly to the use of your enema Camphor, as we tattle. used nothing att. Yours truly. Elm as SEARCH, Danville, Dec. 1,1852. ~,A s Dr. Maley—Dear Sir : — , I have had some cape rience as well as observe nln refs fencer to the good qualities of some of your edielnes, I would inform you that shoat eighteen nth. since I had an snack of billoms remittent fever. which lelimy breast sore and west, accompanied lth a very troublesome Cough After trying a noliber of remedies, with eo benefit, l was cured with leas than ° a bottle of your Rom PeaoraLes my breast was very sore from cough • leg, It had a very soothing' effect. Pinto Its having such a decidedly benefit-lel effect le myi ease. I was led to male enquiry of sillierent persons whom I knew had aid lt, as to lit g I merits. and found oat el a great number who have used It. but one ease to ankh It did sot mire the most entire satis faction. Hoping this mayeasist to bring your valua ble medicines Into gourd notice. I retsina yours, truly. 1 Res. JOHN ISTIN E. Pastor W. Eplec pal Church, Milton. Pa. Dec. fl. 18:W. ' Dr, picklay—leir:—As y wife. who was troubled with a dry. hug cough. ego sour stomach, dependent upon debility, similar to Omens*, was entirely re lieved by nein two bottles of your Rose Pectoral— Permit Fo urs 10 say that I eitlabler tt an excellent re medy. Fours r e s pe ctfu l o f Em. Mr. WILLARD, Paster Lutheran Church, Danville, Pa.' 1 Danville. Jan, al. 1553. Dr. Dickler—Sir:—As X reounniendstion for vont Iseshiabte medicines, 1 Would inform you that store my as rival In Danville. ens being able to procure the same remedies. I have been in the habit of using. presitnis to my reddest:sham I was Witted to try you Rose Pectoral In my family, ailof whomi ware laboring under very bad,colds. and Ind it glare ern anima than eel sedative I have ever used. I have used It Is strewn case. , l Also, that of tny wife. my slater - to- -taw sad childre , and in each end every case hays Puled It 'malty beeelleist. t have also tried emir Warn Syrup and Crum of Camphor, and have nand them also very effrietnal. Toon/ respectfully, MICHAEL GROVESiIIno of J. P. 4..1. Grove,. Dr. Buckley :—Durtng lie August term of Chun at Iluteille, 1152.1 slept w: my window up, and in the morning found that I ba d taken much a cold, that It was with di city I could speak Ente rtain, loud, so as to be sidderstood, basics heard of the celebrated virtues of.jeer Rose Pectoral. 1 was induced to try it, and to my agreeable semise an d utlstliction. was make'' , tuned by the note I had ta ken halts bottle of h. Eine* then. w 16. l the effects of a cold In mysystem, I take a few do ses and find It relieves gainer, and more effectually than any medicine I hate ever taken. I In addittort, I would intone you that mY wife bad a sere severe at tack of Itheumatlem in bet anti and shoulder, from w hich she suffered a 'Oat deal of pain, and from math she wastrairely relieved by she use of the Cream of Camphor. rimuus OLECKER. Derry erneldp, Menton County. Having been clued of pale In my arm (similar to Rheumatism) which deprived me of the free use of it for about four months. Ey Wag one bottle of Cream of Camphor t would Mate that I consider it the best remedy of the kind I bare ever used In my family. *MI would freely recciauoend it mothers with sim ilar affections. Tome reepectfutly, JONAS Wy. Roth tp., Nortti'd. Co. Illy wife having Rheu lan of the arm for a num ber of-yeiM, whkh p 'shod bar from using It le domg dm walk e after baring spool X groat deal , of mosey in trying different remedies with no benefit., was entirely eared by itang'Only mu bottle of your Cream o ) Camphor. I WILLIAM EVANS, Miner for ft ft Wood, B. Point. Doctor Birkley:—Hav ng received a very . severe Inhaler In My aide by Whim os a load of hay. from which 1 was unable to lidlow my work, was recom mended to try a bottle of •Cream of Camphor, which afforded Immediate eel* .1 CIEIMTII CARR, w,, %-•, . i Rash .North'S Co. ; in Illy wife, aerating ft oa mt emaciating pain. throtigiteet her Mimed yibeas. which prevented her homeland's, (treingueadened by a long and pro. trattedepell of sickness,) for which she used a num heraremediee without benefit, was entirely relieved glebe are at Cream at Guegobor. . I GEO. B. BROWN, Sequa Dentist, Darren le. Pa. , CAW laud of Biwa Ceinplerst and +ltes, (.f Dee _,' year? stalataffj by Warm Free. Dry child being ailleUN for the tut two years, with Bowel Complaint and Ago*, until it was reduced to a OWN *10.1°11,1 trled; a another of remedies with re permanent benefit, OUR I give it a boUle of your Worm Syrup, sines which lima It has been well end gat wale Selby. 1 aloe have rewaasseaded It to a amber et my (611148.1 M In tottery ease It has given allistkettoo. I L. LEVI. At Loeb Capp. tliterehaeMpan vilw • d 1 earl used your Wawa Wrep le NY duail•Sn ' eredder Nang duly ed . *. net. but the mom eteasset : nal ine povia : tan gy esedetaecqhinarkited..„, wer4rftwah.ore,Jvitt4SrinorEisimiralltio,uumm,De smiiirri.,l;ll, 4144'4.4 14.4 ".41.24" 1 Wawa, New, Dearllle. eadawaekosee twe yaw Weis Syrup in ageremenligoseyVernathrell hue need. "P ai ntigigt:lllll l 2. OMIT VillEolt Co. Dr./Melo ..-•= 8, t 00 Year Worm Syrup, and nos , eimingher um Euell POW le my Omar. obey www Woad Ord larasalsrOwar Ow , Wet eireautal and peintai tirondlerwa NM and In rerr tawny. JO NATUAN ILL dRIL. Navin.). Bayley gamy of ery Wendy vary I.l,l war In. domed to try a bottle at welt Tara lilfatb., slab ac. led bee a clataktiatdill, aad smote= adl dame. '‘, - JON yy It. gleenage. The Wawa wed" for teals` brbodente sod ;man by W. X. 51 X. D..Proprtetor.Danrillr. Also—Toggle try the ler SOWN In Schuyl kill Casty_. , , , Clemons & Illelidei. ie.b. Nowv..lohn O. C. llartla, Dr. findusos, Pousidllc. ) Wdist. Weimar tr. Ca.. 1111swavOl• e Xr• p r k ; m raymmar, famonro r Woo. Bogyiler, Jootsb kfik St. Clair; Ceo. Rol f orrs s* QaMir I LC. Coach. 4ablood. ' ar .C. X3 2ls Mr balm radArpt a drain oromalk APO 1W 7 " 7 Wileill Ili MIMI illeilkhlite• • 1 . 4 -' " ' IS4r • IJ•4m Ea= I=l 7 ANTHRACITE FOR-STEAMERS , , . We , el,ip from the Etrropean !Aries,. pub lisliby Messrs. Wiluier 4; Smith,' Liver , . mil, the, following paragraph, reciting an in staneemwhich Anthracite had been used With great adVairiage,in lieu of bituminous coal, in s late voyege in one of the .English steam ers. This testimony. in favor of the substi tution'of, Anihratcite for the enal. mire com monly empinYcil for fuelzin the propulsion of t.,4, Steam siess Is has special , interest fin our rearing, 1 rin tire, ziherefore, ilvi te etfent ion to it. The ones say's : ' -, ' ' " At. the uquet which followed. the trial trip for testi the Boomerang propeller, on Tuesday, MM. Lemont the chairman-referred r. , o the use I,English Anthracite in lieu of coals._ The • had tried it with complete sue e'en on the astfvoyage of the Livorno, hav ing found that it was more serviceable, and took up inueh less space. In her previous voyages the Livorno required 17 tuns of coal, whereas she .hart- , Jonlv consumed 12 tons 5 etvt. of Anthraelle. He thought this would create 'as great a revolution as the Boomerang: because, if they could sate a quarter of the consuinption of fuel, much in convenience aurl - ditss,would 'be prevented. II the Great Britaitßinstance, instead of 'consuming 1500 to s of2-aoal on her passage to Australia, only require 10th) tons, she could accomplish the whole distance without touching at St. Helena for coals. The gain by Anthracite instead of Bituminous, would, in his opinion, he about 35 per cent., besides having the 'gratifying fact that Anthracite was not liable to spontaneous combustion." ` Since the various and very satisfactory experiments in the use of the two kinds of Coal, for Ocean navigation, we are only sur prised . that Bituminous is used in! any sea voyage—the advantages of econernical sta. rsge;eleanliness and safety all beinbn the side Of Anthracite. Ignorance of the man ner of using it, we are persuded, is the principal, if not the otily objection to thelat ter, and we have no doiibt as Soon as that is better understood, Anthracite, almost exclu sively, will be used in Ocean navigation. -11:7 Messrs. Millers 4- CO;, of - Wheeling are about to establish au iron furnace, lor. the manufacture of iron. in Marion county, . . MISCELLANEOUS. Iflatrimony MID Tug •• SECRET OF LOVEAND BEAUTIFY The Cht'apett and Best Boot tree PO MAILED Free of Postage throughout the United IV/States! 27th American Edition. Nearly SOO pa • ges ; Infrar mole reeding matter than in most 200. page bunks. It l magnificently embellished with riptentiiii ANATOMICAL EMI:RAVINGS: if:teach es how to 1 Win the Devoted Affection of the °encinte SEX, The Art of Love, Cotirtship and Marriage, •' To have a beatitifill Face and Hand, . Also. very Important /Secrets for married people. Tie einthge the Sallow fare IntOone of Beauty, 'lt tembee every person how to lot Handenine, - Teaches how to make Wrinkled Shin Smooth, To extend:Homan Life one hundred years or more. To rause an increase el the llama it Par:bine in both Sesta. • • Te remove the Cause of ilari merge, err, fillseelal Hints on the Reptodnetive Organs; their Di em** and cores, . To Cure Baldnest ; make the Hair grow I muttaut. To matte Brown Teeth es WM. as•pssri,, To Make the Hair Rich, Soft 'and Glossy, Also to Change ilbny or Red Hair to a Brilliant Jet' Black, , To hasten the Growth of Whiskers, Mustactirs,Ste., [ To Restore and Preserve the Eyealelit, for Life. To remove Tan, Pimples, Warta, Coins, Blotches, Freckles, Stiperfluoue Ilair, &et .. To Improve and Valenti the Human Memory, To coyerell Things to Come. And also Horan Invoke the Spirits of the Dead, - flow to aripear rearfal or Terrible to an Enemy, . 'Fo make ledges or Juries glen Decisions, either fur or against. To make Celestial Image. and Magic-Seals; To Discover Hidden, Lost or Stolen Treasaire.Mines. TO raiaaDontile Crops,Without Manure nr Batten'''. To make Brass and Copper in look like Pure Slitter, To cure a multitude el Dangerous Diseases. • And to accompltsh litany other Wendet fel Things! lt tearhes Old Peoplehnw to took Voung.tiprlghtly, Hay. Handsome ; , and feel so. To which-* added a General Treatise on the Secret infirmities of Velith and Mainrity, arising from Genital I/Wettest in both Beans. Together with Plain Directions for their Per fect Cure, Anklet , used, very cheap, end perfectly Meatless. Price of the hook—Single copy, 25 rents; Five row lea .111.; Twelve copies. 412; One Hundred "i. 1 0., a ill. 25 or 50 cents, as 3110 a note, may be sem by teller in perfect wifely. Address Dr. N. DU V ALL. Albans'. N; V. post paid. nooks gent free by retort. men.-- Office. Nn. OChapel tit. Vapor. Shower And Metbri t.l Baths connected. NOTICES OF'THE PRESS, " This is indeed a work of ...fling merit. To each and allot our readers WI, would say buy, read. ilisirde. ute."—AfetAgilist. Ale: dune. very rue work, and ti nipiestintrably the prl, decline of a master minii."—l.emiLin 'notes. • `• No married Person, or these contemplating mar riage. should tie without this Book ; Gn it reveals er.f lain things that all persons of a certain it4e ought to know."—Troy Deify Times. P. S.—Secret Habit% lit Vonng Men elle. eally cur ed ; Impediment. to Marl iaae in high wears ferll/IV , •ii. and Debilitated Systeme invigorated. No i barge 'advice, Patierig treated by letter, and aentiO4. trot. (Wedge nr en rlosiry to nil pasta of the world. Cures warranted. ADDRESS AS ABOVE- - April , 2: 1053. TO COLLIERS TilFeiliettle and Ely Tiact of lAraLAntlartmi,located in the New Boston Coal Resin, rn ulin end for Ic:i.e. This Tract embrac'es the western pinion aline above Cott Baffin ,cnver lag lootbA ins of the Mammoth Vein, with mesh nn the seams of 3 111 perches. •Tlio exten sion-041in Mill Creek flailroxit to tide tirdperly IS now betageonstoltted, and will probably, be finished wit h- An the present year. An examination of,the grown! will show-ltaAuperior adVnntattnn an a site ior a pro ductive Colliery. both an reguils quality of Coal. atinndanee of Timber for all pure set, and favorable descendinii tome -to head of the Reading Road or Schuylkill ('anal. Al, in Oar. pnoniersre 411 the requisites necessary ror the' e.datilighment of a first class Wait, Cniiieoli. For terms and ionditioniv. which, to rotop.teld and responsible parties. will fie hidiral, appiy to Messrs. If. a. HOLLER and C: IC RIEIII.E. Na 5 ('.arpentkr's Court, 1'2,11341,1phi, prFER itIfF.AFF.R, Zpatlacillr J. D. AIEREPITIL • j • Match 14, Iris 3, 112 m PIANOS, MELODEONS. GUITARS, &c. Tuf drittscrtber a opening a Waretwon far the sae of Meyer', and Chirkerine'ti celebrated Plii , . A AN - 0.14. Also , tine:toned a.." , k . -as Melodeons. for Private ~ r-a".. • Ku .... : . , flouae, and Churches. of w , , t -x , 4 , ' die very best inanufac•• ' ' I i . lure. Also, Guitar, Se , all of which ho will sell here at less than city prices. There Instruntants are all selected liai a eornpeient. person. and he guarantees all the Pianos he setts—it they are not what they are represented they can be returned. Ell BANNAN. 0.- Merin.. Meyers and Chiekering ; received the two first Medal. at the World': Fair, bre their Pianos. In a contest for superior merit with allMirrope. Apt1122,19b3. . 17— .. SPRING STYLE, SPREYSTYLE. T'.' 4.5a2. The Spat , . Styteaf HA'T.,' now' ..273 ready for rn7eetton arlthe New KI and c ' m "-l l Store, CENTRE Street rt Doors abor t -thee Miners' Bank. - I - FOR the Patrcinage so liberally hestiwriMirmits him the subscriber Would return hull mom rinterr *haulm, and hopes by prompt attention to the wants of his numerous enstoinerrannil the p thin generally to merit a continuation of the tattle. N. B- Vacant, having a preference for the mann factore of eny partirolar Style of liar. ion have the same by leavnig their orJrr with the eutitrriber. ar.(). TAPPF.N. ; M3reh 3, 1852 Stern.] No. 11l N.,01. SECOND S.: , ' , h. Orr 's , " 1.7 " Cana! Ilolrl,l Piu lade! ihig, HAVING in Store; a full and am•'„, 6.soriment• of all kinds of MILLINERV auth as Ribbons. Laren.litond Elare!l. ISillta. Florence.. Bonnet Frame:l.:and a laree: , ,t ilassortment of Needie.aroeted It 5:I.A118, CAPES, FLOENCES. '",EDGING.S. rot— together' with to groat variety!. of other a rtletos, to our line, too numerous to: L. 4 InleettiOri. a WIDOLESALE AND RETAIL. N. N.--s•rolnest all Foch that a're' aboilt M 3•• ''ing their ISPRINCI PURCIIASEA to give me , "4„ '".a call. Much 1.1,1833 SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. TORN ATONE & CONS, linportern and Dealers In Swath Millinery Goods, No 45 Snot!' SECOND Street* Philadelphia. Fisting '1,141,0 by late• sw eats a Wee and teen selected assortment n( SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, a re nnw pienared in offer their comonten, at the towcat mat) ,, t Pt Clage Bilks for Bonnets. Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, I French and Amelican Artificial ['lover.. Crapes. all colors, Fancy Nets and Lice.. Together with every lunch' sppettaitasig to the 44ir finery trade." Match 12, 1553. Nevi - Bookm.l TUST RECEIVED and for sale nt el Centre street. Chambers' Itome Book or Po et in' 6 vol,, poliii.hed. I • Cbainbers' Repository of InstrecOiait and ninu• sing papers. • 4) - , • Evenings at Tknnidson Manor, by Melntrio, Principles of Zooloicv. Aaassiz 4 - in in Prose and Vero, by Barry ,Cornwall in two volumes. Twice told tae, llawthornia, two aromas. ,April 23; 1553. 17— '-• PEMBREMI AWARDED nRITTON Clt.. Venitian Wind 2,lAnnia,l urpso. .1- 1, 40 North Secondstirin. helot,. Arch inreet. West iios. Philadelphia. An enoortment and ran dy- OLINDA always on ir.sid, at the lowest lick... Old Blinds repainted and ti homed c.pral to nets, and Jobbind-promptiy attended to. A. handsome assortment of WINDOW SIIADE4 constantly on hand, to whkh we reliperi fnilr call the attention of the public. April 2.1d5 3 . -" SCHITIME" CarlaL +WS FOR .• Eva's BALK Fourier° Schuylkill Coital 11c.at snit. able for the cool or Crii in•trade-- varying In bunion ftoto.loo to 215 lobe; and In ago (root 2to 4 -. years. They were buts en pysiosty tor the prevent owner. tinder his oven dtree than and topetlntendeace. and us folly equipped and In steellent order. For further, pnrtleulars address LEWIS BUCKMAN, Agent, No. 74 Walnut Street. Philadelphia, °Eke of F. TYLER 4- ,Ctin March 1 2. 1853 . • ' • .11 --tr4r *bozo awn• val.r.ow wane. 2U 000 1'AN074..C .6 11". t",,`'`)". 4 1 , assorted an ors, 600 Nests Cedar Wash Tu l os, 4l ; $OO Cedar Climes, 500 Dozen Wtllnv Baskets. . 300 Dozen Wall and Aeseb Ltrzelo.s. Etc. The • btgesl stock eves offered Phliadntpitta. and she cheapest in theinnthi. Orden, prnmsnlY 111.& J, St ROWi. No. 11l North Tbird.Stiner. Philadelphia. • Matti) rd, I 153: ;, . ' 11-3 m STRAW (S)oDs—spißSGl /853. 116 n AtiMieriber Is unto prepared to eabtait to Mar, y te ebants awl Milliners hisosnal heavy aunt tittaw at La- . e and Mutes' 'attar and Milk thiness, TrillOMlnda, and Artificial Flower"; Palm•leatl Pana ma and every vane', el OlValafftICHATO for Cleat le , utml match for Katent, Nlarlay and Beauty of man. duple, as roll as uniformly dose. prices, aria. 4a foetid anyvalled. YIiONAS • • No. Ili Illocittle•cpadeth . - Phpodelphlo. , ritICAIUS* o.3sti ri • •t' . ' • gt i k' M ====l wcuiciLTlC . M. . . Wheat Flour, 85 - 00—Rye. 'dc!. -84 06 per bhl.-.—Colat.llleal,; V 3 - do;:7—Whest Red, $1 13, W4ite; . Si ltt . .:..Coen. 62 ets.—Oats; 43rAr. par tkintwlL LATEST FRO3I Ertmorz. .ny the doiesee [6th Epssuth's house. in city teas Searched ou the 14th by . the city pita., and !loge stores of arms and ammuoition found.. The matter gave rise to various inquiries in the House of Commons, as to the ease of Ent land's haspitaiity hF refugees against. for - ergo powers. . Mrs. Stowe..ein landing in Livetlxitil; was nlet . hy a large crowd, and proceeded •to the house of Mr. Edward Cropper, , Where she met a select Party. The next Morning . Dr. McNeil presented the address Welcoming her to Englau.i. On Tuesday; the Liverpool Negroes 'Society, and on Wednesday, the BritNhltiblit Society was presented to her. To th 6 tatter she made a donation' of £l3O. The same day she left for Glasgow. - - The Spanish Ministry !esignal: id $ body on the Bth. , - , • Mazzini, bee Vol yet beea taritid. The Chinese rebellion progreines fearfully. IMPORTANT FROM WARRINGTON. The GoveMinent will take no dealt'', RC- , tion upon the late behavior of dor. Lane in 'Mexico, till hg LI beard _ from officially but is said to be' favorably dispoe,ed toward his proceedings and determined to bold on to theXecilla valley. It contains 3000 inhabi- _ tants and is considered a most trainable por tion of the country. If. Santa Anna - Muria fight, there Will certainly be...a- rumpus.. be tween the two countnes—so writes' Wash ington correspondent to the Philadelphia North American. It is thought however. he will keep quiet, till he is more firmly seated _ at home. The lending Ohio Democrats are wrothy at the Administration. They don't believe in that big State being put off with "small pongee" appointments. TEE CLAY - STATUE. The North American of yesterday says A Model for the Cast Iron Statutot WV CLAY' is now in course of preparation at Wood'` Iron Works, on the Ridge Road, Spring Garden. Whedcompleted, it will,be . fifteen feet in height, and consist of 128 up- ~ arate inee2s. It is fashioned after ,Neagle's well known portrait of the great statesman. When the model IS completed, it mould will.. be taken of it, in which theiron statue be cast. This work is intended to crown the - , " Clay monument at Pottsville. The base or stone work of the monument is *heady pre! pared on an elevated plateau oe,the ride of a lofty bill overlooking the town, and the • iron fluted pillar which Is to rest upon it and support the statue is in course of prsrpant• tion at:Pottsville " • \' We hope the work may he , hurried up, so aito be ready for Inauguration, if possible, be the 4th of July. • FREEDOM OF SPEECH VINDICATED The arrest of a preacher, named Kirkland, by oriler i of the Mayor oa Thuriday. in Cin cinnati, charged with preaching . Jin the street !against the Roman Catholics, and ineitiitg ko riot, caused- great excitement: - Art, irit ineose meeting of Protestants, of all parties. Was afterwards held,and'a committee at 100, appointed to Whit on the Mayor and request him to resign. SEDUCTION Cssr:.--A Miss 'Thomas has received $3600 from Mr. J. P. Menar ron, in the Courts of New York. The par ties are both from Pottsville. Fr 7 INIMISTERTAL • APPOINTMENTp:---The President has apixiintien. Sohn A, Dix,,„ of New York, Mini ,ter toFrance, and Hon. Richard Meade, of Va., Aiip to Chili. A TDRILLIND INCIDENT We .daily come across s some fact or inci dent to confirm our opium:l'of the populari ty, otlhe - Maine Law; and were it submit ted to the people of Pennsylvanta to-day, we believe it might be much more appropriate- ME ly inquireil, who wouldn't vote for it, rather Limn who would. Even many of the.Rum sellers are in favor of it, and many, a poor miserable, loathsome sot--a slave to his ap- petite for drink •and who cannot resist the temptation, when present before him—would gladly deposit his ballot to remove the evil afar from his sight, sod thus /proclaim himself a free Mon. Itead the following from the Cleveland, licilata, and let its wholesome, though bitter =truths come home to every parent's heart : " A. young man in a state of intoxication stepped into a confectionery establishment on Water street n few evenings since, and call. ed for "a glass of beer." Noticing his core. dition, the proprietor refused to sell him any, remarking that hemhad already more than was proper for him." " Oh, answered the young man, " I've been trying tcrkeep sober all day, and I ma l t." Well, I can't sell you any beer, and you peed not ask for it again." "Only one glass, come, here's the money." Not one." "Pm aolhirsty—so dry." " Well, there's a glass of water, drink.". Stumbling pp tir - the counter, the poor in ebriate drank a couple of glasses of water, and then 'turaing around, said, "you are the only man that has refused to me liqubr to dav—l wi ,to heaven they all had." • • • He p and into bis breast pocket and took tre out a small miniatnre,open; ed it— ed upon it for some moments • —it was t gnerreotype of an elderly la dy, upon ose face were strongly marked lines of care and sorrow—pale, almost mar- „ ble, the countenance, and the eyes seemed to search his soul, end speak with sad and gen- ' tie reproof to her erring son. ' - • Oh, my mother," he sait—"how much ' trauble, sorrow, and unhappiness I have eatked thee." His emotiort- was verse, : grest —attest, tears came W his relief—he wept like a child, while upon the countenauces of those around were depicted sympathy and. . commiseration. At length he said, " I'm childish, foolish, weak." He compressed his quiverifig lip, closed the mioiature; pit it in__ his pocket, antnuming tottered out, saying, . "you won't give me a glass of beer—tglass to drown all." •He paused— No !" was the answer, —he vas . gone. Had I many such customers," observed . , • the pro xietor to those around him, "I would take my beer pump and - pitch it into the middle of the street. I'wish to heaven • the Maind Liquor Law would be submitted to. • us—l ' yes I, who derive a large profit from the sa le of my beer, would VOTE FOR. IT, and that, too, freely, willingly, happily." "I came," remarked a bystander, "to get a glass of beer, but this fellow-has so sick ened my taste. that more bitter than gall would be the stimulant should I drink it— henceforth, since habit grows uperi ua-una wares and since habit is second nature, I will...desist trout takinetreti, my occasional glass." Reader, to this little incident, transpitiog. in our own city, may ite added hundreds of thousands daily ocearr iogin our broad spread country. Mother' hearts broken—sisters bowed - down to the'duit with shame, wives subjected to all manner Of misery and wretch edness—the father to the county jail—the sun born only to lead a brief =life of-misery__ and -sinkinto a premature grave: . 1- , • The gm known — the Remedy is found —root it out, eradicate it, or look to behold your own kin, your own child, perhaps lost in the intatuatiegand maddening galfof cer- Jain' and sure.- . .destniction. There - is no oth. er alternative—man cannot control his own tastes and passions. .We have seen ain the • past—the brightest, noblest, most intellestu alot our land have been the victims. We • see it daily, senstble to our sight as the vault- - of heario. Let us not,See it in the future - I -- we hold the sword of' the Redeemer—let -it fall! let it tall ! Levu% redeem thosealrea dy nigh gone, and avert the evil that cher_ will surely . fall on those to Come. 2rn ocr IT. rs SAID that the raitroads . now in course of construction in Europe and Amer ica, Will require for their completion no less than two millioos tone — bandred thouund tons of irorr. • Totriakethie *awny tt will oc cupy all .the rolling miffs its ;the world • which are engaged In the Ittanufsetare of railroad iron - at .least-six years—those of Great-ftriuitn furnishing •three-fouttha, and' the United States, Aimee' . and Belgium, the remaining fourth. The 'best authorities do • not estimate the largest quantity of 'railroad ; iron to any one year even - as high as 400,- .' 004 yet-even at this refs-it Will take six , years to flaritish, irott,,for the 'roads already_ t 0 ... 1 .0 ‘ 4
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