The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser., July 30, 1853, Image 1

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0 1. -Tilt WIN nit r e' iljtritt
„...rolowat,WMallirrum ,
TWO DVlAdusziefsulatiatt . pavable
litany to advance *Otiose who reside in II
S•, and 41111/1 0 4 1 r ellriqe l3 thine wit. , i
rl t he (7punly. 'rhe pnblicher teterves
the right lachirgeS 2, 50 pit ontirchwhen
it Mori JP:net then one veer...
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rhea, CoFiies to one. Addre 4 . •
SeVeit - do
Fifteen 'do - do ' • •
rechtrgipt,;. anitrlitekoof PacAers
with the Journal at 23 in 'Wynne!.
N. 4 TES r AkpvtlatilNa.
One Square of I 4 !lanai I Nutire, 3 mot
3 , SL 00 . Idi months,
Subseifiti. insertion, 25 I year,
4 tines, t time, ' 25 l Cards of Nines,
rinhseurnt insertion, -,124{ do 51ines„
Nterehants and others advertising by this
crab the pr,ivilege of inserting different
ver6;einents weekly.
Gs- Larger Adverttynents, as per agreemi
BUSINESS CARDS.
a tiMlSCT — Fortlaaparchaatlaattsile of 'teal Ea
ft tate; buying and telling Coaft. taking - ammo of
470.1 . 1.aut1a ; Mine., &e. , and collecting rents--proro
twenty. year. experience In tan VANIat, latiimpea to
alve.atlafattion. (Mee Alabantangoatteat,Potterlfie.
CtlAut. M" HILL,
1.4.1 f
, April e, 1850
ionsu*Narivs. ATTOILNET AT LAW, t
opeard an office In Cenirv4 street. Pittrsvllle;',
*ldle/he Eta/stool .etsareb, whet,. he will be daily,
from 0 to 3 o irusiiimis letters to hint Will re.
seise prompt attention, addressed to , him at klitier
Pottsville or Orwlphurg. ' ,
Dee. IL ISM. 44-4
uwAKu SHIPPEZII,
Ea COUNSELLOR alLatv.PhOadOlphie,will tetrnd
t •ottretionx end all other I,eytt bustne...tti the eltjt
o( PMEtdelphia.odjotains Counties •ad'f.bewherip...,..
43dire No. 173 Walnut steel ahoy(' !ieitenth *met,
Phllattlefohla: •
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Counniar4inn. and• Itontrat Alt.ncy unfit*.
nett &vino Min Hank,Pottsviile:Drat“ n an
current manes.. 061,1 and SilV•r. 1/11AFTS Phits
delphLt and 'SP., York it.t $411 , .
Match 40,185 a. : C
PEAPEEVEIMPSOIi f 'Slitting Engineer. inn
tooted hin other t 4 Dr. Cht,hettei'4Huligin f il ; nett
done bat one beim? the Pententent Eptseapht h
arc,
I;euirtt ducat , Tottgelile. where romp
ly atteril In an oyeter. in the Urinr a hit, profet i Ocluti.
Aprtt 2:111r2. 14. f
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(Orin WlLLi.tltsom a& JAS. COOrliv
tr Atliontesallavr. emtwitne. Offire t,, 0.1
II fetW lan* East of the "Pthnsylvanla Ma il.:k . ' '
Coupor win atualtt at all kt,et,:uulis. ~
Potttette, Dec. 7, Pint,
ARI 171 Ci. 11111. RTZ USTICE ‘.ll - I•HP
POttillao. SV:11 attend I,r,..anpfly 'in P
4.'011
urc hao and ~f
n~oytklttCountf P. tither Ist erns re th ree
are the• Ton Ball. Ort fO, ip
ouk rr fi
c.osnan,3I7STiCEOFTHE Pi
Jwin attend: to any bustnemP, efilrtieted tri
' end Notes ccilected, it,
Market et., (*posit-eV - it. If4lbt r e ,• (
lone 5, 11!..1, 11-11
e, 1t.r531170111, EN(IFINTEk.
) :.r; rfmo4e4 Cantrik Street, cl
51114,Li'WINK, - All del3rtlii
Mapplnt? :ilia 0/1111,1111iUt
y e n.l
May •
1).1454. 21
TAncs If. ORAINFF, ATITIRNEV A
duvlng cenuived to Potts,lllp, mia opfkned
tifidk Cho Telegraph infi. , ,,, e, 101 "i vrt. „ il
blib*s• fkink,
u+o,l). • fD
AAJItUEt,
lJ t unr-4th and Mahamani“ctionti.Pounvi.
nneupir..l Ur. Tn.,.
LtivillP.lMateb It., lilV ll
CTOR C. ill N.SELFsits HOMiCHP
.1.1 !PHYSIC! AN. )(Trained tils Mike tk) of
Stick Mutant Coal - Street, Pottsv
Aptil '
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lAr ILLlftitli L. WITITXEV..
LAwil . cottaville.rtchtlytkill'euttnty, Psi
o Centro street,- near), opposite the Minnie
Jen. 4. ISSI
WILSON.. bIAOI4ITI4.VIT,
IA • tinter, Laud Agent and General Col!
tli&e, Mark.. Pi reel, Ptn Wilk., P .
l'ibtr. 3 o. !as°. 4:
'IOIIN r. TIOBART, Attorney at LaW, ,
.1 rimier tbr. Now tiorlt. (Mee oppomite
Donee. Centro ettreet, Prattville. Penna.
April. SA. JA.SI
.
1 NO. H. CLAY. Attorney at Law, P'
IT PJ. Ctirtre,ln Cenira .treet, opeo-Ite Ut
July 31.19.52; all
.
TWIN HUGHES. ATTORNEY' AT L t
4 trllle, .tichuylklll county, Pa. Office
reet, oppoaite the !Miners' Hank.
Sept 17,1951 I
I •` G. SVGQW AN, ATTORNEY AT.
U• (ice on - Market near Second.
inn• 5,1857.
FIRE INSURANcE'
i INDEMNITY., ,
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CIrIMPANY
OF PItII.A.DELPIIIA.' . .
OFFICE No. I t.t:.4 Chestnut stroet. neat Firth tit.
• ' ' UIBECTORta, 1 j
.CharlreN, Fla ac k I 4,, ' George' W. Ric! arch .--
;,Thomas 'Hart, . ' Mordecai 1). Letviv ;
' Tobias ViVagned., Adolphe E. Bo le, ".
F idamunißrani, , . David el..araw .
'Jacob R. Braun, Morris Petters ei,
Continue tn make Initerance, per:partid y limited
'on nikly description at - property. In town a' dreamily
et rates as, low as ere consisted with ...eery,
( y
The-Company have Feteea a Ivrge I ,intingent
Fund, which vvith their re pita I end Purolator. safely
invested, afford ample aiotectiott to the slated. ,
- The assailant th e (..:oi+A II) an January 1 1, laid, as
published agreeably to .1 II ~.f.C.I of , Ass.eably, were as
gallows, elf. : 9
Mortdages' , • *SWUM 6.5 stockv, , ' rt,'
Real Estate. 108.afte 90 (Ali, &e., ,5,
Temporary, •• • -----
. Loans, 125.439, id'_ ,S I ,1' 0,007 c. 7
Since their incorporation. a period n' eighte..n
years, they have paid upward. efette milli n tuts h UV
deed thousand dollars„ htstiet by tire, tiler ,by .i:rom
lag evidence of the advantage. of inearnii e, as well
a: the ability and disposition to meet wit piano
nese, all Bat:Mittel. .-1
CIRRUS N. B.4,NCKER, P
CHARLEY?, O. 11A?itKER,. Mei
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Thestfliscribto ban been appointed ape d
above mentioned Institution, end Is now n
make insurance, on every description 001
the lowest rates.' ANDREW .11.11.988 k,
Pottsville, Jan 11 . .1)131 i.
OILS, PAINTS,
• rannos , METALLIC PAII,
Ti) BUILDE,RB ANO. OWNERS OE.PII
rERSON:I. &giro*: of taring a pori.ly al)
and Weather Prni,f Patio,
all its native NI 'trout heaper and more di
al l y other before ntfrred et theS public. T.
has cindecgone the careful Atnalysi.. of
Prof. James C. Booth, of,Cap Univeraity
vanta This Paint l peculiarly adapted to
Ina of Car', 80111.0 . and 1 . 4.141.1.1 isfevery'i
posswing In ityeltmore body than soy
yet inuoduced, and the quality of drying
i onus yaryii.g Rom brilliant Red to
CERT' ricATE,l*. ;I
,•
Nelide` Pirc Proof Palpt vomitus of sari
sr, to warrant the opinion iherireannot ch
the at Orin ()fang atmospherir •g rout, and
tote It will retain Its quality for any Wool
- : • Altai yst s.
•• Peroxide of I, I it, I 3 Ol;
luninl, [ 7 ' 39 101 Water, a. 34
Tlll.l Apalyiift, nhows cAandi thole:, while 11.
teeittlfiii color tool rec.inimend ettensire em•
plo)ment., - ANEW C. fel ,
Prof. of Cherakor applied to the arts, ea
?ennsylranla and Piantlio Inatitutg.
It'ttt etit.itee. PJ.,
1 do' he rehr certify that I have used C hit Erie and
Water Proof Paint eildsier. Co.; and Ond it to rt
cell anything now in sae for bay, gloss and beauty
of colal. Ac son I recommend it to all Room. Polo
era r tali:it furthering that, I believe it to be mote
durableand rbeapet than any other Wok yet tnuci•
duce& to the public. It is without goi-I,rtiyeelt,
ground some In oil, in any Palnt Mill, 30 wan cur
:prised to MOIR so very has, and In a011,:el bead
' Will fat either wood or itun.
JORN P. RAWISNOPiIIoue and SI Painter.
Wthatnirtos. Vat., Feb. 4 th. 1559,
lii . R. 8. 'NII . FT.ps &'Co.— Geni i men .—We
have herr' timing your mineral paint for.anine moutn7
oast, ant bettevrAt to he a ettpertot artici:. for wood
or Iron, and wantd.rerornmeod It particularly for ex
painting, , , •
fiel.C.imirtWoßTlT llARvrx, ShrtilnlstA.
Minas-auk, Fbh. Eith,
*. R. Rani DR & Gentlemen r--...4:11are
been in Me. hualnese of Roofing with linn,t - Titi• and
Copper. for above`l,4 yenta, and have used all the
Mineral Pre Proof Paints now in the market,,name
ty,tinake's Patent Ohio Palnt,Hilvers Enamel Paint.
the Old Opanteh 'Drown Pittsburg
_Paint. kr.. and I
have never found aeything fit to roMpare with fields'
hiecaßla Paint, either for durability of color or now.
lug erealy, and must saylluit It. rovers better, with
better bod y,
than any paint I have ever iised t I have
covered rat lartieTartories and Mita with Iron
and tin. iti - tdanayttnk,whlsh I painted with NlE,Ltia•
siCTItLLIC PAlNT,,atid examined, one yesterday
painted :it 1n1y,1952, which I found as hard 'ws the
metal itself.. 1 particularly yerommend St for an y out
door painting, and would not be induceddo usn tiny
other. JErtBE 8110EMAKER,TinsmIth.Manayunk.
l'or'sale by E. Yu Riley fa Mon, Clemens. k.
Pottsville: Rafael 1,. Miller. it Co., flar4l9, Hale tic
f. Walter, Plill.ttlelphli; Canby. hatch,
1111111mOre.
Apply to •
AABV - 1.. R. NEILDB.
%V ihnineton, Del.,
or to CALEB PARSER, •
Pottsville. Pa.
reb 28;1833. [Jan. 34. 1853. 4.6 i
.__frEmon OIL FOR tamps,
IliAiriarhin,m, r ilri:;tls,
r EIVED and for.sals by the Subscliber.
el Tha follow tvatlnionia lis taken firom a Reading
(Pa.) Paper
Thla Oil Is free from all impurities', and Willi not
gum Machinery or in 'wning. Oil Mr utachtnery
Pet congeal at a temperature of toro.--witt remain
fierfeetlythipld when tho heat Sperm, _Oll is frozen
solid. .
Oil ihi binning purposes, the brighteet and ben
light in the world. Perpone ualng if, ran ai - oid all
accidents. as it t. nothing but pure oil:
Olt for Car Wheels that will not congeal - at 10 de
. .... •
grave belch*. terry. .
es We hate used,ind are now eminently toung
Alason'a Patent sperm Oil on oar Enginis end Ma
chinery, and rind li to be superior itAall,otber Oils we
have ever used.- lt. will nut gum orc.ailigeal,aud pre
fer Igo the hen 'perm, 'r
M. A. & gr. iIERTOI,I7
GEORGE EliktGllT, Ilardware.ttare,
, Nut door to Malt's Hotel, Centre St.. rotlitaitte.
' Much 4,1853, :10.tr ' •
BUMS Pitent mire Proof PAINT.
FROM OHIO. - '
THE Subtertbers have just received a further:sup--
ply of this alsittlar an d'valuab e substance. In-
Witten to tbe'slata ecilor. they have a heautlrld;
rhoc o tate or brown, resembling the sandstone now In
use. andatunach admired for the front of-building !.
tea principal isgredienta ate milkw,alaminalsodhio.
roildeArttron, w bleb Otte opinion of sietenthic men
iratiattorily accounts for it. Are-proof nature—the
two 10=mm:festal:pees being non-enndoelora, and the
tatter sating na a cement, to bind the whole together
sod make a Mtn and durable pant.
pormairit is raised with Linseed Oil, and applied
with >t tffeshoth s same as Ordwayy patat. to 'rood
11 "- , tin t 144 .tlioirus. Pahay.ike. It hardens Endo
ally and ocean/es Are-proof. It is particularly suita
ble for moth of building% ort.amboat and ear-decks
railroad bridps;fanses, ke: A tonfeoited With the
article la egnalto one or slate, ate vast raving of ez:
Genre.
" ._e r relmens may b. veva atttia ogle* )( th e isubiet
itAssiso 8R0T111.1115 b. On.,
Ao f i/ st !No /I°. 43 * oath Fro* at., ?Wain.
' • ' 174 f
m wurrn
III7ETLICRILL k BROTUER, biabUllseturees, Na.
TY Iitt,'NORTiII'FRONT stteet. Phllidelphis t iara.
new vit
o•upplY of Mel/ rrantsd pure MIME
LEAD, sed those enstounira nrbo hers been *pat laity
egnidied In eonsequesze acne nndtbe attic le * shall
Run brie 'bele ardent filled. li
-Na known astatine-a posses nes tinge preserrattee
and beautifying propetWes. an desirable Ins Intim, tn .
an eneal eitent with unadulterated grhite lend ; hence
fl sty 'Williston! of Othat materials ou t
i r mate fts value.
nea. harsture , beau the steady al o (the manage.
turats. for Litany plum, to supply to the public a' per
ferity pure white tea.d, and the Unce Wag demand rue
.thee ,le proof that lt hes met with raver. It le
leculably_ branded en one bsod WETS:ICBM/. &
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EDUCATIONAL .
• 4•
i WirOMIMI SENEINAUIL
KINGSTON, LqzEns'? COUNTY, P-V.
inns thstitution !alit 011* of the most desitiiic bi-
I. cationr•ln Northern Pennsylvania Kinggion le
a citilci,,_pleasant and salubrious Tillage, one, mile
i West of Wilkesbarre, and accessible by daily ietsges
(tom ill Parts of the .4titintry: The school pal. now
been to operation rev,en Tears, &dime which Its pa
! trotiamn has been ROOM: and constantly liscWinsing
Through d! tounitinence of Wm: tSvretland, Esq.
I
1 an - additional Bernionty building; 40 by Mt fr*t • and
i throws:oars high, two Just been nompleted. arid by
i thejiberality of Uoni Zibu Bennett, the rielliwl is
i uele fur sashed with it/ valuable anc Y s %lenitive ;Kitts'' ,
I entirely new, The pietnical. Philosophical ilia A.
1 tronumicol Apparatutrifillie Instil thin la retaided
by all Vella have linoWledse of it, ad of a bign, order
and ample fur full etrriments in Natural elelenre
The Hoard of lostr ction for the ensuing lest id
•as follows: 1' ,T • ..: - '• •
• Rev . REUBEN NEttriON, A. M.. Principal Oa Pro
trona of !dental and Rural Science. ~
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Her. VOUNO t $4llll, A. , Proireiaarsf An
rnt Lon/nage*: '
PHHAP :HY ERS. A,V H., Priarirwr Hattamatlcii
J hpiqra7/ , k1,4,, ,, „g
Hoy., JOHN A.: HEMBELT, Prof...sant 01 o)7lm.§n,
nd Wont in Anrienr
11. IIe.I,A.PLAI•E, Prufrasof of Clench 9n.lilpaniali
anc,ner
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JAM .d W. WE:ATI:AKE, ARal.iini in Mailleinst-
E and Tenehor ni Vdtat -
ROBERT
aori Phyolotopt.. '
.44-3 EVIL), CARPENTER. herrlotfrio,
ANF. 8 NEILtiON., 'fearth.t pi. Natilila art,t
?atonal,. •
mos tl.l EN C. R nIP. , Tearher Mont ,.
• ..for Pottle Will or ocrive that the Isuittutltiji 14 on
. 4 , : ir the - supeiviqtprt '!and therrhetion of 3 ttkry Intl
baud of artwrz. taut lh.. patrolfri are aostifel Met
nu pa l _ •=pa ni:J In "'foram:: fro- moot ttfor4ogn
improvemeol 411414 the papa..
Ttio net f-stary etlieti,re at Olt Instftfalon are
iitoJetate2Huard a ;ft SO per Wirt ; 11 / ,, ,tang ;r:f
lam d.zea.i anJ Fuel;l44 alt per year. • .
ire PA
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. Cunt. f.nti . litreitcLee - i II 34 . 114 74- - '.1.0.3'ER
Arguer .413.. iliii i 41; ~ 631 - i... 414
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(male toigente.) . r . :.:'.l 12 199 , 1 91 '
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Einbruktery,Ettr.i.„4-.., - 2 91_ ,, --r.' .1 , t 3 4 .1 4U'
The whoir , rorlie:e - ifi,i'lloerd,Witehtug,l'ite.:l,,l.litlity.
i an.l Tultitiiilttair ,, tifiOrt Ctiellritt ntahrtieti for titir
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' and .fOr ItoarJ,-.llAirtit tbe'roturnericent-tit .nit lialf :IV
lite middle of - ,: r.ic 4 quit. '-',•'' --' - •E
-4.•AfiitXlNr, II rtilk• IS32e i 3 r i - i,
1 ' : The At 3,l4i littclf'ar.l. 4 Alivide.l into thrre ilill.llP. .
I I lit Term - - roltufferna. Aug. 19, 1852, continure !9
j,leitek9V.t;aticiti tit one week.
i 9,1 'fernflAimateriree_Nor.ll . 7, 195 0 , rontlonrm .17
i nreek;t-Yurftlon tivo wee:ki. .
i 3,1 'Term niuuntetices, March 314 1453, ronitnue, 13
'iweekk-Varatlou eft week:. . •''
:• '
The iiteCiAlinn fiClhti Intittitlith romblneft militia...iv
with tittlfhtsitc ineuitaiisite 'mond moral anil,telie toile
jirineipW.-A. 1.1'04, liiilitittry, strict Orilei tinsi i or
tent drigOttment. ,
I eltiiilstii,s are fre'ilveil ut any time, thaltgh it ie
• very itatiSnant that they Alottlii tql l r l ,11 ';Alhe. "s" -
mennetnen . l. of the lerna. Cataloeitmtof thti.,"rtentina
' ry. and any Informeiiiin rrlative to It, till he nti
mined by aditreerlnt the Etinethal tor •Fotthet if the
uniltritigheil. • , l. - D. A. stir.PAltn, • ;,i
rrettliteht of the Ilmi ra of Ttueterio. '
, Loan Lititl.tit, rtfr'y. ,;
It Itip.titn ;Sept. 40.1.52 . .' ill-ly
:a aod
K.ittP
ion , ' 61
ro 14LJ
I 4 1%11.
II Oilier
title lite
r.r
I t" -olio
ATM(
e ol the
ORNC\
Ottler
Hank,
)NVEV -
lector -.•
ly,
'omML4-
melt in
~oltcvillr
fi h➢rf'?
PHILADELPHIA
~....L:
..
C f' n t!° . I •'• .I.'‘E., Gorizia, ~;.. \ .;
. ; ‘ , .",
, 9 . -„: : , - ( sr-c. ;ExPOll To 'A. 1 - 107., , '.
Aii.o -- i. N,: I 6 4 CITEST '7 7 TStr,ot, 4, t r fr i , / , 1 .7 4 .# llt 41 i „,,
• i • PI ILAD7:I,I'III4, • ''• '.
, F XT,F.NSIVE: 'MUSIC PliflLlgliEli.V.ln-dittealet in .
A:Woolen! Worn:bents of evely deserlyikein.
i Exclusive'a gent 'for the sale of Pe-
let. ino,i. ek. ,11.7.1.", i. cllnston) Pettier
,ii,rENSIDN DRIDG:IL•A'aIias and nirt-
. er PI ANON, 1.. Oilliert's Boudoir Pi, 1:
''. alms, Melodeons, Martin's Guitar,. lialli, Vin 1111•,
' Z1.11 , ..tt 71111sTe, Mai*. Mollie Ronk., &c. ~,
Residents of thet.eountry wail be suppliell by Till it
or oiliekwise w It& •any nitwit they may AVIAII. at ar
low rates as If porrhased in person. Iltiiing one u(
the laraist stocks In the Unned Stater, I ;feel con ft,
• dent of satisfying all who may favor nor WAth a call
, or order., .
r Dralbri in Nlncibsuppiled nit the nijit4l liberal
terms. Pianos to l'et. gerund-hand piantia f f ,, sale.
Mayl , l. 1453. ' • Sir-ly
• SLOPE CHAINS: —
fltllF, ttrider.la ned - bra, re?pretfully to the
tent lost of Mine;rs, Coal Merchant.;, a rituil [hoe,
or want of BEAT PHOOVED, or DENT HEST
CHAINS. for Mining or Mill phrpuses, td.liii large
stock of .6'M BC2:1 chain.. ac.orted . ei:ea, f7ont inch
r 0 I Inch, made frmn brit refined Iron.
Also, to his forte stork of Brat Prouve.l - CAdi?in,
awsortedelzes, front '3-18 Ruh to Il Inch, tomer from
best Cable Iron. which will beaohl oi,'Vrr* trawC)ll,i-
Ain tornlg. by 4 DANIEI. McCARTIIV,
Otl Rwanson Mrert, ainj No. '
• ' eVock Street Whalf. tplon.
REFER TO
- .W. V. A e rata rd.,,
P. , ' t ap.on
esident: Charles blifier & , I PI 004
diary.. • McClintoclear. Miinight, -2- 11,111,4 1 •
I t for the
repar.kl ID 10h3t1(1111 ejekili,
°perry. at E May 41, WI 1'
, Agent. "
11.tf CLEGG'S PE PUSIERY - AND•I FANCY
_ 00AP8 —These iatipettor articles of awe/foolery,
0 Antonio,' which are enumerated ton Juelly celebra-
WL re-d ‘Viiite, lOriental A latowvt. peirl, Rouge,
Tooth and Toilet' Powder's:Vefret, Chalk
and other approved Cosmetics, •
.HtIAPS. th'slait snit Extra rine Sand - Drown and
Whit P .Windsor, Vloating,`Palm, A Imon.l;Ta.Ary and
Toilet Soap.. Shaving Cream. Hair ('.,lotto.'
Wateri, EtrraCt. tot the Ilantlkeremef. Matrnw„
Heat'. 011.Cry.tit Ponrd.le Art new nrticlei, Eau 1..1)+,
uul Hair ble.oorat4r„ ont4s.ar.c.,lr.c.,
ate manufacitureAsnd for art.' ':by
JOHN
I P.-14MP( !Chemist, 4.3 Market Pt .,-below 2.1„
z -Ur Nterchank , .A,th't force' that CLEARI'it I. the
brt.piat abil*Timi:e“rtiPit t l'hy,
01:e rim a ciil. I . 44 • •
1• t•••• I'le(fr't P, Ohio, • rzm La; holeia
.anTr e tatt 7at rittl.rir el, al ti.ltAY N'4
I Varil.ll poit.t;!te,
Ott 4., IN`4. .•• , - 431.4 y - _
563 25
I'7 87
iOPERTV
Malt Fire
int
jr raiVe than
Its antii le
the learned
Penn 1 -
n the paint
loo.
aprIPI paint
et y Ls ca,
'•..1, 1631.
•t mftierl.l
at tindel
Mt, tt
ocq. Li rrtarori-i 1 , %1 114.01 - Trk. FDIO Nir9,:i.i L,
i •
OLORGt LIPPINCOTT di CO.
r_TAvr. conalfintly On hand a fun asaatio,pri (.I
I , `I ir. *,, WlttElLirit , oa.tdod Cirtai Elll6 , p. 71,1411,
No. "," North Wiley Slrerli;*ria •
. ,
No in ripilt. nrirwinte .a.;r,,i..iyr,; .tr.
'Jan. 44, 15.1- .
i - , F '3".1,••
Dlll7llO LANDRETII.
, ~,%. AgrOultroal ' wed 11,)rtif'.
~...k.',..';.;.• • rrtrwrat .Imple,lent .7 ii :I'
..•I•' .' 7 .E.Ei) IVARIi,IIOUSEi !
. Borrowed to ”:
N. 23 .Soutit SIX TII ,Se..j . '
PLIU,ADELYIIIi . :., •
iiE Atkii.Xl/Wf Girt 13, fay Pile ah r,ritel•ott - r. as-
Ti..rtraritt n 1 I .
''.
1 AGRICUi.IVEIA-L •IitIPI.kiMENTS,
NM
iliillpirlilLTUßA I. TOcii.B.
(1114 en, i!ci Aril; FLOWEii
Orgliculi urn!, tint iii•unural, Rural 3114 Botanical Pub
implement t aint 'Rec.! i'atab.gniq.,±.l.anlreiti*
;. Rut.ll RP4l.let at/ Alumna: rut riDtird la upon
per prefil6l application.
D. LANDRETH, Pbila,l4.
1..;
May I}, IAS:t
MBE 500,.._.. their
Stott of OIL, CANDLaANBr-)1111AP, winch
thiy.offec at the fowest market rates. c,CONSTANT
UV TOR SALE .
Bleached audNatural Winter and Spring zpei m
Oil.
Bleached Winter and Spring Ludo:l'o,
Emra White Winter Solar Oil,
Bleached Elephant Oil, Mawr andeilprine.),
'Strained Moth Weil Cam and Polar Whale 011.
.Winter and Spring Whale Oil, bleached, •
Straits Bank and Tannere' 011,
' Machinery and Omahas Oil, ' . •
mess.ftedloo Sperm Candles. . ;;.. • ,
Pate nt Pnibbed Sperm Candles, ((Notated a nd Plain)
Shea:rine Candles.
' PricepPatent Candles,(firtarhkh wezarerude Arte , i)
Cryltallin, and Polished Candles, . of the above
Candles we received the lirm .(a eillVer Me
dal') Oen' the Franklin !Institute, and it , Dtplorna from
the %Ate Agriquittml Sorlety,at their)* ethibitions.
Toltec Almond and other Fancy floa,
Vittiow. Brown, White and COMIIe oap;
Relined spe r maceti in Cakes, i;
GOLDIN PRICE,
31 North Wharves, third lore ab air
ARCH Street ,l'htladeipbl3.
Mai 41,1851. 11.1 y
ST ATION . Efty,,, B,7c:_
N my (WIT 130011 S,
IrN hoar parts . for beginnetathe Alphabet.
I Wire and Oman As od 4 made of Pied Paps?, and
ruled:differently from the other Coup Books—Just
Pit nuifiteturraisoll for tale at D. OANNAN'S
Cheap Book and Stationer . ? Store.
Jdne 11,1853.
C ,
UEILTAIN .PAPER.-300 Pirate Curtain Pa.
gper, embracing a number nf new hod 'fashionable
patterns. at Hawed pricer., wboleratik and Walt, jam
opened at B.BANNAPI'S
Cheap Paper aitd geed Stare.
March 19 453 .
• •
fiLOORS; FOR. SCUOOLS AND FAN' LI En
kW—Jost recrlve4 'slat of 9lobps,a,oar ankle im
proved, suitable for Eleboolo and FornilloP, 11l of which
'v011..2614 Phlladelphis, prices •Iftie.t Slntie or In
pair., at • D. 41ANNAN'S
Cheep blink end Nie f lonety Store
11
• , •
A
UICARIS WRITING ND J.Errin
7 151, PAYER! Alll9.Co'mmetclal Note Papera.Va•
lona la price: (ram $t 45 to 114 per Ream a very supe
rior paper et old rates, altbeugh the price has advan
od In the titles. at hJhANNAN'S
f Cheap Paper andittitioners Store;
Marc uk.ip3s. ~ : • vl 13—
HABRISO3I S ASKS . — Thai issistelbes bait
a l a t it astesioitements always to 11,0 , rp 11 gamy of
these celebrated tots on band. and Will sell II whole
sale to desists. at Ihtsaufsetuteeti
seslnfi the cartage.. Fie also rettals it - to ration,
tistitgalion, gas n, r titsj ST city piece.
11.. FIANNA H.
VALI) A liLig FUCA WORN..
— alk• Auselican 'Entinfer.briqtemen and Ida
rbinlana' Aiististantoi.tiguen Fat - miractleai workbag
appiasdless, and 040 Ittelidid for On P4ll.
warring Ptafasslon.mostisted wlati•liwo bandirtd Ea
/Aryan an Wand , and faartfetskaaidellindraggdlah"
olia-Pala Play's, by Olivet Ryas. Slat yablishadand
Ictuals na • - B. BANNald'll Ongk Carte.
11133.
E=l
MANUFACTURES.
rAt32 I IM4Vi ALL '4IIOOZD' SNOW.
pliE underslitt4 revecirolty ounouseeS to his
1 friendr.and thel pnblin Inj inn-
era'. that too has Sionista oily on" hand **e
and noinufli ctutet e,ll kinds of. Fan- ".
Sadalts and Honnenn,and.ilt de- tio. -, ...4t - ..?;;-.'" . . --
scriptionvot ridlnthoddrivint ma•
N./lat.—Double and Single HU Deg.
—Whip; and Flyt;nete—Nair Collar% maths to order.'
' lie lawn..A all tOcati and steatin.oppuene the Amer
lean House. and,,liixuel trullv! solicits a sham - of the
. , .
public jattousze.! ; 1 M. A. WELAII.
Aug..
!al, ital. -' - 35/1y
=Luaus EcarianT,
11091 l AND Bahl) blAttilit; NO. ISO N. 131 h
PHILADELPHIA.
MACiIISE BDl.TlND,ditigte. Double or Roundtl
ntade best,tity Leather. tanned expressly Cur
the purpose. stretched by the: latest improve& paten.
tea blactrinely. Cemented and Dirtied In the any
hero maao.r, warranted equal to any an use.
. .
Laps nisde !slid water-pion( Cement if desired
f-argsr or snail llont , of itte b...t materials and work.'
manakin and at to l exelepp, i .
zilde-Ordertf may beinfi. at E. , :ftleilliesLoaltiei r , ,,;
Ni. e.ll North 1111R9 Sires!. thilsdnipiits.
LEel74Git. EAciol.i t t Preach LfeArilltg.
.130 15.
COACIIMAILEEVS fiEßtOtti.
SUMICRIHER IIkVING FIT..
p ' one of the largest r'oarh whops
, the r , tate, in Cost t 4 wet. Pottsville,
nett to J 'it. Att.siis & Co.'. Berets,
ractory, trhetei , hisf fa: ,
tor - manufittotins all
kind,. of tart/30*Am/ Ltgnn Waggon"- c.a hoot tm 4(11.
muffed—twin, if: practical kierhatile. thud basins a
notahrtaf ) ears', expel tenei:ini the business, he hips
to err fentriEptistarlitio.i
kind. of Cire,sges and 1-tght Wagon. kept on
baud, Aku.seriond.hand tyarons,„ge. ‘,
All tepalts neatly d.. 1.,• Alders from a attlantr
prowl:a ty sttendrat•.
kki:4TA ft A. KIRK_-
June 5. Int. ;;
•
ri'llC Subscrdier. being abotal - to hittaduce Steam
I. Poi. cr 'andiitherislee inlais , the
facilities of bin already etiomt , .o
tatiisNTlPM. Iris - lies the aii,rawa of
the putaie not nisolifactur,e t 4.21 11- ....400 !M'' '
es. Wagons and Vehicle' , of retry desetilitloo.
Ilavintj .et t ry denattmeni of the isoat li•onsking
holiness a,,s_hatid.euiptuyitia only the brat work tarn,
usinlyt'ffeteest toilet la Is. desist, rosy t.e cure ut
nrcur Int; - '
Vehletelt,uf Or and rini,t, toad. tooldet.-•
Repairs niatlp, a...t
fromubroadlittmiGtly ditenit.A 1.,.
t+hott.mmy.l.• Addition. Cootie ni., neatly oppo
.ite the Vote, r”ere„."Poitivitte
ita_ctrit: I JESNINfIit.
Match 14.• Mit
•
fletiultiU
Cottage Furniture,
tt,z/ to
-nbseriber itl r7ceiiing flora the best Mann •
1.13(1k/tie. In,ina Coy, .1 Wll' hd or cottage Form
tore or (to. !sou and soar heautitill Pariermr,eni
brating.whole:Seihi. all of ;who ti will be sold at clay '
icev. earrlair added 't.zii
Ile also keenil on,liond, and niatinisetuses
to order.oll kinds of Household 'Furniture. •
61 the latest, :nest lashioniside and dethahle
Yatterua, all of Which ran' re examined at War
1t40111.4, COMO( Air Centre hind Union streets. nearly
Opposite the Etri6torial Church—all or vetoed will he
sold at the very low em mllicO.
April iss A * HENRY GR . E:74 4 ...15C:,
11-if
..1300); BINDERY.-
rllll£ tfitleee,itleer -announces to hie
frienda and. the public; that he has < /IT"'
goad.. a coroide'rable addition to hl. Book
Bindery,anihas procureda Book Binder
(rum nne of I,ll# beq' Binderies iu
aritnirtited with the latest style of Binding,
"and who, will;turn not nla work far superior to any
thing heretofore produced in,Potto vine. Books hound
in any style Of Binding, either Plain or in full gilt
,Turkey Mortif co. ;
thank Bookg paned or pinto, made to ,any pattern,
alto printed 4nd *ruled ar pinen lower than in the
City.
Hooks bound . by `44Neiluttly, and Paper ruled to
Pattern by ' B. UANNAIki.
'April a, 1/35,1. , . 14—
' ,• BLANK BOOR FACTORY.
NEW .SI2 El); L IC 43 0 0
THE enhacrilic,r has CU1111 . 111P114.0.4 the artannfactnie of
thank Bonita—hempen the Si 7.(! Of dent' and lonia
cap...abeatitillti paper. which k a cleanable article
•
for Mereltatitkapol other,
tie also odinufarturen all hinds of Blank
ennal in nitali4. none au neat aid tlrtrahie earl at /err
auto...rip Alt bet aske is to five hia RI, na
Book :stua ton* In of In Mit to; Ilk, a ttlal.
d. hANNAN.
All kintli orflook, nuio, printed and bOtitol to /or
der—and I s 'itivOttleta, Nlorteagew, Pictorial Nett up
per;boundAhd rebound as neat and cheap. as tr
April
1
11US1TINIELL & TULL. i
It.olANurArrnittts ~,, vk:Lticircur.i4, utoe',, i
tvico.tcAts., fIOtIBV HORSES, HABOUCIErIs 1
witceL EIifIROWS. &v., for Children, Wholegali s t
and Rl:l3ii. Nn. 64 DOCic Street, above !Second. Phil
3delphla. ;", ' ` . J
.
a.}:Ailigit. aitlcle4 ~ .e nt tit any part oi'lhe 'entry.
Orderg by mail pro minty executed. j .
*pail .2 . 3,1gbd. i • ' It•Cm 1 t
TRA SPOTATION.
SOIWITLIIIII6 • NAVIGATION.
TCaqal and Navigation Or/
uprti inrvlhr par.bre ett
Me line fraili.Port f'at bolt to Philadelphia,
The lollavittlit rah, atm& will he.:, hail e d (t i the
year :; '
stiscia.L.ANF. °FR AnTO-urs.
gel per :Al": 2240 r9n
• , clAen3.
Lon : 1 3101. 1 :incrl. Manure, Unortunibt
8 1 , •ne. Bat ItiVats.
1.1n.e, quaijy;r3palla, Cntdwno.l,Pruita --
and Itn‘tgl, dirk and Gyi.pn ( u, one cent am .3
hair t(;ri -prr /011 e for ter nut ten miles, and a
ntlf eent not ton per rode int each addiimilabibile,
1.01 nn 0;010 )raiti be inade far coy- distance esnee d-
Itatty tehts pet ,on.;
HECaND (I,ASit.•
Ut.sta‘lted•Linm, Maihte, Wrought Or Brahtple4
Btahe:'Llttothinaus Coal? Wicks, lie, k , ollif Joule and
C'opper itr.:.two rent* per ton per mite;for the Met
ten mites, at:4 list( a cent Per ion pet mile for ear i ad •
dittonal mite, but no chlrge shall be roaJe for an l
41t
ils, It X 4 reAing fatty cente per !rm.
• - 4 'l'll/RD CLAHR.
lion of ail kinds in any stage of manufacture be
rood the ore, sat/. and; Fish, one cent per tun, pet
milefur thil4l, *twenty miles, and traria rent per tor,
per rude Lir each a ddittunal mite, but no Lharge Shsil
he made for. any distance etre/dins bile rem« per
ton . i;
Ft IVOR CLASS.
atain, Flour, /4.-eds, Timber, round and, Situate,
eiweJ Eifratier, Hoop; Pniris s Shingles, - Lat h s! and
Staves In listr,liay and Straw In baler, Merchandise
of all kinilsand ail articles not otherwise specificii
/y enumerated, two cells per ton per mile for the first
ten-miles, and a half .ci.nt per ton per mile tar each
additional 011ie. but no charge snail he made. for any
distance etcceding sixty rents per, ton. Timber
round and Square, Sawed Lumber, Hoop Poles, Shin
gles. Lath iindyltaveS; in rdils, shalt he charged sc.-
cording to ; the rates In this section, provided the see
esti links ore raft be allowed to alternate at
the locks with any ascending or descending boat that
may be' ready to pass, otherwise such MO shall be
charged the fall charter rates of 61 cents per ton per
lock belowthe city of Reading, and four cents per
ton per lock above said city.
NaTe.--la all cue. *here one or more Welts are
passed, and the distan4e startled shall be less than two
miles, the tharge (or Toll shall be for two miles ac..
cording to'the class to which Articles carried may
belong. • • • •
In all cues Where the foregoing Rates, (or', Tolls
mily,shalLeseeed 61 cents per ton un ithe the ascertained
tonne of the vessel, for any lock passed below
Railing, fir 4 cents per ton above Reading, the Tolls
shill be charged'at these lasi:mentioned Rates on all
Articles. // 1
TOLL 0$ 'EMPTY
Certificates will he granted to Boats intended to be
run regularly in the trade Oh the line of the Canal, by
the paymeht of Tea Dollars to ant Collector. fhese
rentfiratet will kntitlo the Boat tis a permit for each
trip . to pabs the whole:or any port of the line empty,
during tbe:bubting eealton of I8:17, provided such Boat
shall pay it rum in Tolls equal to Ten %Aare per
month.
flaw 1 , -It Nil; 11l be chained
swats mil entitled th such permits will be claim.
fire cents per mile, unless they carry Cargo which has
paid Five' Dollars in Foils; but no charge shall be
made (fat toy distiller.) exceeding One Moline.
. Any Omit not 'perm,iiimf as aforesaid, and running
uport a silt& level of the Works' 'Mall pay for each
lock they may at an/ time pale, Jour rents per tun
onwhe ascertained tonnage thereof, above Needing
'agreeablr:to Act of Assembly. ' •
Matters of Boats will he required to ettalt
Bi le of Litdink, or MOntleeta of thew Cargoes, (when
they are demanded ter the Collectors or Locktender,)
at the rime of applylig for a Permit, or' at any other
time when they shalt reach the office of a Collector
of Tollsi Outing the passage of the Boat to the place
of destination. If they do not present correct Rills
of Lading. Of Manifests of their Carioca, they will
be charged the estreme lim is authorised by law.
Illy.arrAct of Assembly, passed April 17. 1846,111*
provided that if any person engaged In transporting
Coal, Iran, Lumber; or other articles of Aterchandbe,
or any property whatsoever, on any River. Canal or
Railroad; shall sell, pledge or dispose of the sante, or
any part therrof,Whbout the consent of the Wallet
thereofl ;be shall , sin conviction, be deemed 'Vilify
of a misdemeanor. and be punished by a fine of not
less than Fins, nor exceeding FM lionallign:
DOLLAR", and also By imprisonment In the Ail of the
proper county , for pot less than, twenty days, nor
more than one year.a.t the discretion of the room., And any person who shall knoWingly port hose any
snich property from Any transporter thereof, without
the engem of the owner, shall he liable to pay such
owner double the value of the property no purchased;
Rp older of the.t.blanagers.
I . F. FRALEi, President.
Office Bihuylklll Navigation ' •
Company, March A 2,1833. ll,tf
ilmo FIRE isoorranft. 11
A, FEW Bartels ofjhe Ohio Fire Proof Palat , alaie
and Iliown colorl, tit //arias artith fog, sale b'
the larideriber. Ow a few teem of paint on. as
374 cepa a gallon. and Ornate at 3 senia a pound to
slave ont a lot. For elle by • B. iId?iNAN.
april,3o, Int . ; . 1
SCHOOL READING 00011t.4-
4 Li Thn dubstrlbor ham Juetrecelved a (tepid supply
of the 46., 2d and 3d Hooka of Reading 'dawns, con!.
plied by 'the Brotbela of the Chrfatlan 8r3906,-
Carbone . Prayer Ddolai and Caletblalas for saw heap
by . H. HANNAN,
Publlaberand Hunkselleril
July Id. 18t2., l
•
O tllA.l7lo.:liCKS.—Portable Dreselag
matitelog Kathie, Mir, Clothes, Toorti,and-NAti
8n13441! &e., 4 by di {nal/I.llAm bn la 89 each, titil
late tot carrying hi Truo4a, lnet received and for sale
19- , BANNAhrS
tt.esp Soots MIS Uttilonery Store.
May 482.1853:
liA It UOllllll ON CABDIAIIIA. or Flee Yeaqi
Olin Autrotio—lli mi.. cots. Ilorodhl. amber of
Notts sod lacetetssa is Now South Wales, Mustratel.
Joot plibllotto soil tot oil, of BANNON'S , .
. Jcim $1,103, . Clam 800 0.. k earl,
MiSqLLANEQVS.
• pusqowitannalar Lumbei -
?VHS enticrthits' ha* received at him flittn
Ina, PlaniodArd.iTurnion Mill, where! be (Selo
tar sate a large Odra tit orell-selected,vearnned Lum
ber. (ram the ..3t44goebanna Hirer, of they following.
defer:Oh:lnv:: •:•;-• • " .
4.4, 5-4; i5-4i alp 21n. Panne/ Stuff: 1 • ••-•
4.4 and 54 I.s4•Whlie and Ifellore Pint FIdoTITT.
•i k. Iltit. nuktior White and.ticanw rine H°"4 6 .
ltemloea Jullts; Plant and dcd rating.
SuaqueltdanksMtilariee.
lie ot preptreiA to du alt hinds of t owing, Plablnc
and Turning trot - order. A iati,e too•ortionnt of Eted•
poste, BannlitBl4. Table Leg', tonatatilly un
hand .3 •
Purchasers ap'rerpectfolly insited i ei3nline htl
atock logoie 1.60 make their purchaAev
. WILLI/al As' t.
• May 3. 1853. • It tr
.1.
=mows 1.
atm - ioIAL ritv.paßATit;rl
North Ea<l Milt ir of NIAO7II and RA LE Sterne,
i ' - a
PHIL.4DELPIII.t .!
IVIIEIIE Ition.itioaa to t rrat all private
soil del
i' trate ethrtaes.guarahteritit 3ture hi all Cau4i.
' Otranlarra aal - titt4lileots. of both seara.'arr tallied
'to the Doct , oA - Vrivatettnama, where he!,rap alp, jfm
be ronahlred riblidengally. fray of rharia.
10. P,rroni 'forblina at a dletance. 4 pnelo:.ing
tbtre ttollarat&.l. imter, post-paid. statlag symptarae,
, !O , k
I Will re. the a ttflft'u( th e 1 1 "elUea 31,10011 er.ll,lZl-
1 !Owl, by 'ora, i Malt, • i
Vitro. illualti4Vilits Want It. A. M., MOO, r. M
ttrrof. 114_11 , 4; :38.1r
. 111 Ind filsuantiletory.
Efeah'.`St. i ?ve nt No rteVel'int /Ohl et to isAva,
r M./J:10E asnomoces to the iltit*inik of Potts-
TV • *elle litealelnily, that.be *a ptepurJ to ,••,
co•
['IAN WIND (*.Ninety. ap.e.
and ai y4+ at *Cut 'hake and at the longest tatea.—
tie ferla equthlent that 3 I fiat %lour la aniititlent ne
aarataage of putehialn4 his hlifitta.
hcot ...,1,31410111 of Sheds .can.tilally on hand.—
a a 1.,. INl•ared to I*l4ll,palut 4nd trim old
8111141h* fukta gannet ai w rribter Own* UWIOSI
equOL ru il ,, lreittinte.tu
awn 4.3.1b*,: -
twourrost &
PRetiII'ICAKTLII.NIIO:IIrI. Tin &chi Vol,p,a 'omit 1.1 , 1
appoOte rugert y'• 4.i e.
they yrepateJ wake
der all k wog k fa the above btanittea .ind
a•t•thott titFia tippet flath.,'Polupt anti Water
80142 01a.., aicon4. 1.1 copper and !Sheet Itku
Work wade tithrder at the aborteg. potOilble
itt>oriollt illginting, and all kinds o[ Molting: uten
sil.) imade antty:ottalted at die , thartrit ti!otire aria .iti
the qu i t r.ol4(qtble testno.
. The be4,..yirti re go, 0,11 rot old u,''.131?.'
1534 , 154.
IF IGAS-1141PTER AND PLUI4DER..
,1111141.1.14-41VILIIEL31.having had wiry conrm.l-
irf 3bitt.e%tskrlliPll4 a Call Filler. feels great roe.
&fence In ngiOnv hie servirer w tlir citrrrn. ot
Pottsville. 1 IPl { hat commenced totylne•s on ht.:sown
acconni, in itieehop ortdr. I el SC .in Norwe
gian sireet, Saliere all orders either fot Gas Fitting
or lOtpaitingt d av be left and th ey will...rer.tive the
roost prompt' (tenon'. Ills pints andWher materi
ale aball be .Ibe very beet kind. and Fitrinee
every'deactigiakin that may be dr.irrth will, be fur
ninhed and.pat' tip In a workmanlike 10111.4'1.310 at
the Phorteat yrti•siblenntire
Jane .
SPRINSI:STYLR, SPRING ATYLE..
Styleaf liAT'Snow
; ; ready
for laspere,7o// at the
A Nein 11471 a;1 CAP
;• .
.`Mire;C'ENl'l7l? streeq tted.//04.0r,t.
above the Brink,.
VOR the'valiona r re aft libently beatinWed upon Mot
.0 the ettbeeVtber wutittl return hi. itihrt.l sturere
thanke, arid ,4hipes by ['ramp! unrtaion 10 the wants
of tila nuintirttts cuutonwra and the pubk, generally
to merit ii:Ctit4lnuatlon of the 1.3.14. •
1. B. Prr wne havurc a prefert;hce 'sitr the ntiititt•
facture of, aiy particular Style at Cali hare the
by leant; their order with the ebb...tiller.
, Tit'PEN.
Fr.lttevllle 'litre!' 5,1851. ; lit-ti
1"..131101AIN'S ESSENCE OF 311.DIAICA
• ; GiNGElli •
•
• Illd ErkOnee.h , a preparati , to of unusual rxrrl
lente,, 'fft ordinary Maritima, incipient cholera,
in:short, in ill tageg of prostration of the digertivr
fopetlone, iCtiv of inegtimable- value!. During the
prevalence 3lf• epidemic thole.ta 'and Trimmer tont •
plaints of &Wren, it to peculiarly dtlicaetona ; nu,
family oriltAvidual.shoitid br wittion( it.
Caution.4;Da pure to get the genuine egreitte,
which rig pre;pated .1111 Y by F. DHOW !Cat hie Drug
and chendrity.store, N. R. Corner of Fifth and Chest
nut Striets- - -", P, and for iode by all the• te
apretntile Atriotherarleg in the 'tinned k tau , : and at
Vottartile: Pt., by RAIN c:Ditows. •
t :1.
ELIANT DIATJEtEItATICAL
INSTRUMENTS.I
ur, Pnitptibor anima received in *foram
ae
_ German Silver MatLeniatiral u
manta, whit. • ? Will not CM , ode, %art lifg•in gice from
to St 2 pex raze. bko. beautiful tato, of 'newt
meaty fore pocket, AlAo. Ivory and Iliwewood
Scalee, amddig whirl' are vErtl new anif
Scales. ffirriiing % combinat lan ofd dOeretit-,Scities.
Men, Porifal Completes. Tare Linep, drc.. together
with cheaplroornmentv for,Virhonir. drc., Ste. last
ktervived, btliricea much Insv,er than Mutat. at
fIANNAN'S
heap Rtationery and Variety store.
flay t4;53.
• ' - *JEW POWDER tail.L.
r il6 .ritli,4erlher has everted a now ' Powder Min
J. at 'Ailit*nville. on the %Veit Stough Railroad, and
is prepatetkto lorntsh Powder, which. be• will guar
antee to belinade 'of the beat 'materials and proper
ties to inchedse its explosive capacity. Ile flatter%
ltioileifthak, on trial, his Powder will be found equal
In quality. .to the celebrated Dnpont Powder. Orders
wilt be prOraptly attended to and furnished at low
rates, fur eigood atilele„ • 4 PF.TI3I'.atI.LIStoN.
3a-1y
-? N. NEWNANV'S
( Bta et y't itaw. Nom egia rt roe! ;Poitirille, Pt J. 3
:, ,
. •
‘.lPluinbing Shop.
H"("O9STANTLV ON HAND . Ji. SUPPLY OF"
all alkY. - rof`Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Block Tin,
Bath Totrailldhower Baths, Hydra's`le, Hose, Doutde
and ailnate.Ael Inv Pr mpirand Water Closets; alio, al •
k Inds of llffiani Cos Wm' water and steam, Brass 011
Cups. sndAllobes foianiginer. All Linda of Copper
Work aTid; lumblng ddicielu the neatest marl er at
the ihdrreit notice. . \
N. A.' Oish pald fat old s tliass andt.sad.
; raitsvillst, (lc '.2n. Isao \ i i Olt i
—. -...ra.-'.—. ______1i...._____.,..........__
IMPOIMAN i f NEWS `‘/ . 0 THE PUBLIC
.. ',tor. ti. N. HOW 11l 5.N; Surgeon Dentist,
, ----- lakes this method of itiOrming the politic
tiler.. .eherally and his friends`th pulicutir, that
he has required his Dentstry: from the termer lioql/1"
which he gauped, to the second Mort of the new
brisk hollOnit at the corner of MARKET and SECOND
st meta. ssr3t side, and four doorsaboireNAl:Wil,iin s
Office, white he will at all time!' be ready tis perform
all OpertiOns on the Teeth,and Gum his el it a ad
vantages iti his professlon, and the Nine lime to this
and sunteii, f the lame eitlee,in ptatOcil esprit:nee,
he can and:pill warrant all Ills work, or as no tliii.
pensat inni7. ,
Dec. 20,1.351. • : 51-r f
USEFUL NEW WOES.
Wr% l ll 3 'atik T nr:' e n t i o u r ar a irtli e lige l A ng a: n c l b o v f R ar r a la -:
weal Mar4 ; 4 .llllc—int. Is one of th e ',lora Lustful wOrks
prthilltred4or Healers and Workers in Iron, arid those
who HO' A ever 1441ted. wo I OffrO ate the calculi- ,
lions, ihatarly person can gaiety bulk and sell with the
Book, %%detail even weleiiink the Iron and Sleet
in'il putoßtid. mire 25 cents, and fdr sale wholesale
and retail 4 , 4 i flz HANNAN. ..
dr enri4kinrr nine primer Harting:the work will be
mailed freo. • lo any part of the eoltray.—The Trade
'Supplied at the usual dIACIIIIIII• i
Jan. 20852. .
i'1101:14T - & . HALEY'S PRACTICE
• • TIDED EDITION.
/rink - 1.4 - Uetlce in tis if Aetioni aril Prot redlng4 in ,
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, and in the!
!District and Court of rommOn Fleas lin the.
City and yorinty of Philadelphia, and In the Courts'
of the milled States . , by Franck J.Trotibst and. Wll=
team W.'llaley— Th ird Edition by Francis 'Wharton:
Juat pubipbed and far sale by if.'RANNAN.
Law and Miscellaneous Bookseller. '
Idarehr,l933. 13—
' riOniiiiiraTAßlES OZ4 TOE BUMF.—
%/The Oitrictiber UK Jost received the following
Corninenearten on the Bible i
'• Clarien`:"Cornmentary on the albwantl Testament,
Do ' do on the Teidatrient, eeparate, • '
Comps benrire Commentary, general edition,
Do:. do Baptist edition, • :
' SCO
l. Ea
It of 19 . ich mill he sold at notionally low retee, at
,Ai : '
• B'.. BANNAri'S
. - ~..: Cheap Book and Stationery Store.
Apr 111 6 ,8453, 15—
1112111LODEONS ! 1111:11110DEONS!
TTlLEspierlber h made arrangement!, with the
Matitelltititiers of Barkare'r• celehrated Meindennl,
for the eaohuive tale of these instruments in Ben/15i,
kill couM7y,; and will have them foettale in a few dtlYe4
varyl . ttLial twice from 815 to 4160-475-11100-41125-8151)
and 07tan gym fbr taunted.
Theee, muniments, on trial have been nronnunded
miprrioe n' ny other manufacture; both in tone and
durabilit3,—;and the eubecriber will sell at the /112ftlV
farturer4: pricer and charge nothing Mr carriage.
which lean much saved. ;11. BAN NAN. •
....
..:. .
•
Agent for the alanufecturera..
' Nay 11l 1853 .
-
4. •
011. ...LATE, INNIDA AND DRAMA)
WAkIEER k CO.'S American and Vanilla ire
stfilitat Chocolates, Cocoa and Broom. to which
first preitiams have been awarde&bq the chief Intel.
interlard Fairs of the Union. are Inc .sale bi all the
prtnelph3 Grocer. in the United Sta tes, and by their
agents c.:,, ,
Mose, & lidotray. New Toth ;,. Grant & Tweiiii,
Philad4tohia ; Thos. V. Orundige, Baltimore; Ken
net & Olidley, Cincinnati. Ohio. , t
• WALTF.R BAKER & co..
Porenetter. M 441:
V
Aprit-O. 1833. 15-9 m
ort AND co mama.
RU CAId whillesale Num fact"'
Teri:And Dealers in 'CnnTeeilonary of all hindo,
No. 111,1Notth.Thini AL; btlow, Bee, Philadelphia.
The athlation of Dealers is renOrnind In in ninunna
lion or - Abele stock, which will be (nand to be at kart
equaliiinq In %big cliy. Fnatto! Far ITS Of all kind
in seam. •
N. 13ftlers by mall 11 r otherwlSP promptly a Ilim•
ded .
Feb2ll, ISM 6 Gm;
. . . .
AG.LEM 'ft GOLD PE rifi—.Elega ei driver •'
" 0 " 1 4 -4 /f warranitit.-4he inibtcriberhaajort ye.
PlutAte•lot, of itaatey'a Superter Cold Pen*.
a nXiallit bid filch ant. the Congiersiand United States
Pens. and out of cases,all of which can be
yews it the points come ull by fats use. the
Illansilib BUM Pen is a e1111414.11y. Can
Mad • itaogethes,with the - of ierma
11 _
.ANATAN'a
- '
Cheap Bank an Fttailonere Biota. l -'•
,tutatithis OPDANIEL iWEEISTICR—foI
T V tilt volumes; with *l*mill-the only compute._
editlatHf the male Webster pub, lelte4.F It hi s ,
imeeaCUtrotirth on less than thiat,ediddria *lnce ihr
authoee death Ink received and will he ahld
at
enbiljf pikes st !' • B. BaNNAIVB
- - • ' Cheap Hook Bence.
r rhfro,,te,s3.,
~ • -
' PRAYER' 1100liar•Jatt rreeivr4l; al
L e int of Prayer Bonita. WWI farlefPfintnest -
Ootakfial cheep, Mt Peva. :Alto., nf e i egant
kr.iinkPrayer hooka. to sun the lane of the most
'fat ttapus--ah of which will he ;sold very low at
ItABANNANT •
ChttyWhoiesatirtutellenti Book k litatlonery mote
'40410.11153. - .
tiew and elea teat
.ox.l* Art as sump pea flitict: La*. Also :Ciotti
&SWAM* alikst aPPioved tslei.il¢detap nQ
ttaillae9l4 • Jcst Melted uttl for Wit at
a, sum"
•
-i---
:41'0NT:3.180N WATIE ANSI CUTLERY.
0 toilivEll plkuid annour,e td hin Cualotneraln
0. it,..l.virrontrdlns noinin, tliiii De ban just added
to lir: Urge eta: tiff SloTei. 1 rolel) Or new Vodteknn
of t:..lo4ing. Tirl 4 fintli..e:ai , 4 Ilk .'stove.. He b*g
unit' tn.- irreert and most +nieudid Plot of Eiloyen
ever oiraed in this Regicin t,fuse:, which he glint ail'
leo , nolfie Innen! cant, price:4. Thry wlli he INA rn
~,),, , ib . - t,„4 iti , , A lase :,,,, orl mein. of Tired
,':i sueied Hollow , il",ire of 411' de! , eripi lon.'; a
~,i
,itnieni of ruirrri. Tin and Sheet•lrun Wan,
iiii,,,,e . ,12fal Val kook, Wilb p.,,ii,.n,airsin Ker.
i. i . ,.,..,,,,i,;. 'II eille , , Prying tins, Wadle hone,
Afiln. Sr, i g • latit. aw.'. , o)wient. :;f .13pari'd
r t .% -, .tr., an.l All ton,' 4.1 Tin and Sheivii-linn
On iv miter. 'Tin R. - ion tuf t ; bud ripnizzinr dune
thoeirr- o t nonce,: All iirilei4 warelyed will I.
~ ..giii.ttir!i to. 14:N I . IIC.- I. , lrri.t. Coot d)0111
illtke6. .
, 1 1,,,5), I .11,1 ii.
i .
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FE INSURANCE.
, .
aNt •“,)
_lad El ,
41 V
%Pl'
00* V
Cattre
Wire
wit,. It
•td.e.
ptnmp
ah1)1,0
-
LWC iNSURANCE
CULLS!). LI PE' INtiIIiLINVE, ANNULI;
TRyn, L'AMPA N or prin,Apeupifix
II.119101:11EINalt sT, ttto VII6I Door East
'tta4t.us I.`.tilt4 $3110.1)(0. I'hatt,l
2Cottittuv to mak . r in•ltitaio•oi on tier, on
;t •-•,..! •
•apiEallitint Paid up and ; inve.te.t. togethpr
Wei . ow constantly toCle.lritng ieseir
t penerlihrintity to the itimitrii.
tan. 104 he 1.1141 sriirly, hali yearly, ioi
ly i .; • .
1142'1 . •
mpai.V aJJ 4 •4 4 hili1. 1 441:10/5' 14) the
r„, de.' Tilt. to 41 Bonn., nota. , prittra iu ;
het, vtil.an'd litoott. in Dartnthei.
uonni t.., 4411 4,141111111) 6 ' l ' 42u .f.dt lu PV'Ory. I
Ins(' tvd tiv..l..r the 01144 itolivirl. Inaking ,
50 wnkh Wilt be pot w 1.4 i it shall heroine a •i
of $ l O O O.l iginuily minted; the nett
atunoniio : the hem in n ge to 8 1210 50 3,
1 5 .11: 04) : htheot ill, the same pioportikka
Intl.. the ?mount ar,d of sin stains, v. Mil.
. us make an aVerAge of 140 e bran 6u'perrent.• ,
to premiums pa iJ. WithtiU inerra,lnet ,
. .
hit N AllEltri: • • •
' a 1 - n4101'71 .I"tin h.. Drown.
..
. Dav:4,, - I ) . banner,
•
ay Snal:h,- rtri.lniielc Drown,
t.
,ar.tal. -' . 'i:....ig# ra - brt,
i Vt.aFe. . .I..hi. R. Latitn.r. ' '
P.+ P. 3iimr,, Whi t ritgi 1,,W j• s ,
T. Malloy, _ John tt:iiisek.
plilrtA oilialning tit l.le uf!ratet &LA cxplana.:
luitin oe - 11.1.1km ion and l'ufiher infornimi,lik kan.
'1 gt tiirsgii,s•„ .
, .
TIIONIAS lIIIIGAV AV; Vissiiient. '
N I'..lolf4.Aultiary. ' i
,'hr .4 ulmpilwr is Agent. iiitllis 01.0wo Company.
miylkill Coul.ty., ati.l %%ill tirect It.tirat cry, a el.l
II neer .alty 111(0 . 111414.n ~.11 the 'out.Jort.
...: U. BANNAN.
. . ;
,il 9. IDS 3. ' 15-ly .:
Than;
A Tutu
.1011.
War
Jo.rik
The)m i
Jn=ep,
EMS
Pail
tie tut;
In tlc
mire
WATCHES, &C.
. ,
R=MOVAL. . J
Uty .S. I:11101'r, t 4 ktt tot the Hitt ‘‘'lttrti„,,p4
,
At , . lit"ilittie C. liotrl.
, invite OM { . 11•111111 31.11 the .
~] .k., : ' -.1:--4 ....
!!in wielloi tor 111 311k1 iri4nl- . :` , ........ 1--
Ir f+tiVh, a , it r kr/ I ielilitirili ...• :., ~ ,-..t.
hr 11,41 11131 4 , 1, r%.. I 411Ti ; r- .! .
this rrginn,and we. vtllrstl r:st PhiladAphlit
;" . ittordt cottsiod.i'lit plit itf a full as.nytnient of .!
and rillikr .I,r, er.S. CribU and litlyer Lepinit
I rhrS, 1 Wahl:tee, . .
rTsble&.Tea idittons' 1'6114. UntlerAnlites. &e..
t 1 Catrotej .I riuit & Cake Nuk e ',
d Card Trap, ettpsti mint', fhwaniente, Ate.. 'r
{And a centrist as,orlntent Of Fancy Goods.
W th a thorduch anon Wit. lof our ho t dr ie .s. and
'ever • facility fat purchi•Og to adratitace. we eanaat
be iindersold byhotiest dealers In the StatO. We re-'
turret/tanks forthe liberaieartirtage we have hereto
fore; trreivPd, and by strict unoutiofe t.. husloesti,,we
hop to metit tile cOnliJente!.. , e, the cutttillilitity and
ate hare of thtdi pdtionaltht_
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put•ii
int
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It 1.1
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hold
WILLIAM . BRADY.
I,ATI.WART ELLltlfr.. l
U.—A liLatal Alleeou hi I.} lirdlarß and :than Deal
to-Ravi!cola, attention tiald-f to -the repairing of
Clbelts. Watches and Jewelry
111 2 15, 12.52.•
-. -- __.l.
P WATCHES !AND JEWELRY',
\NI t i v ° n l icrat i dle a t i ::li; B y :4' . l r ,;,, ll :ii a a t iil l l 'e X P or tii t: 4"Ph
la
SECONI) sires% cornet of 4.4iIARRY. Phila. 4 S - 4 ,
delolll. . . i 3
1
0(Id Lever Watches, foil ;Jrwelled t 9 Ca 'Ti -
rat , aPP3, , • . SCD DO
: ~ ,
110% rdo foil Jewel, $12044 Spectacles, 700
I
olilver Lepins, do - It) Fine Silver do 150
d' do .do 4 I I:o1.1 Bracelets : 300
Suplolor iruartiers. 7,1 Ladier• flohl Pencilgo. 00
Imitation do . 51 6 Hirer Traspoons,set,s 00
Gold Pena : with Penr II and tier holder, . IPO
001 Finger Rings,'27l to E.O, cents ; Watch ,Classes,
plain, lig cents; Patent, 18l i' Lunet, 25; other artl
cle4 tn. pwportion. All inngs la•arranted to be what
they are sold fol. sTAITFEIt 4- 11A0LE5.:,
socepssot a to 0. Conrad:
O li n band, seine. Geld and Ezlh o w
rt Levers and Lete,
011 lowet than the al:ut e pOrrcie
icitg..'2.9: 1952 . , o . ,
CLOTHING.
11E, ratorlle;zr;ilvoll Id I, l l , pecitully Inform theirrin.
!morons (Wilds (,n,l ru.lortiers of 11choylk111 Cll.
'h.o their mart rot '(;;Olkiria for Ewing Clentlr
meh I,,,,thrt, leiter than rv'er,apd - ihry are Mew:vied
,o,rll cheap. PryNons all 3 111oleore, have the
it 'liege of c: hanging r1 1 9141r,g potchaeed at dile
r, if it,r ) nil 'PI; • 1 ;
r. liorr bitaill
etk.F.tout ,•,11!Iit,t ;41 Treat, Ph11;3•1'a;
011 IQSI 1 ; )
1 15 11
Quall4 OE Nur re
I Clotbit4::
TIM mo.l •ttentlltV wool tm,:nt or
etothtni in it.-lotylktlVoutity,, tiva.`4.l
to dd net rent„cheatierand better mate
than eau he pUICh.I4±III elsewhere. la at . ~
•01.1 t OAK 111 L1., , eato•-:l4fCent's t : .tot.itatt%ntiot •
go V.tteet.. ..
, it. magoincent. atauttroeot af rAti. and %%INTER
cI.4OTHING, a tt.a mo+t ftill.ionoble Pild24,ito iow
oh al nd awl I ea . dy Mt sale id titters (hat DE FY,C.OhI
?ZVI lON, as e very ati Mir nal./ al Oat eatablinh-
Me4kia mnuforltttr•t In POW - dile , It Is. therefore,
etrla s ly adapted to Otte ii.ilou, and otitis stem ad
ea tar? , ,, to mirehasett, of 4 411 the very ittferiJr
g t r•o t gAt r/td.tive:, • , i ,f
t
~ •
1N i•*, TRIAL wat move thin, hevand alt . doubt, to
in who air strong,..t. to :tar fart ; aial thole who
bk - e not ye't earn t0...d Nit' Fa LI. of ‘VINTE,R
ehink.Wlll‘ well to . itl slot litdpe tor then - N0V..8.
tvt ll
. ~
.
Aftimmense vac te of I ;_._'
j , 8 kYs• 4•11111111A(i, -
.
aotabie rot the ariadn, at ,ralremely low pc if Mi.. •
OPMember the old 15.vat1)...141.00Ak 11111," ear..
nee of Centre and Matiant•Min l'lrPri.• -
LOW It li 111. i 174 V LOH, Proprietor.:
Mate LIPPiNeVOrT & tart m. lomotiere ot elm he and
P., V Condo.) ;
il
T ' I lor e , would a c — eirpe n e W tfell i y l l:af4 .l o: A a l tt . e i Ttlo t. a lk o l .f e h rt il k a a i n o t
nt roue friends and the. pallid to his Fall. and Win- ,
f
tt , Stack Of CIO(114, Caßtritteri, targant Vegtl4o,
& ~. °".letted tam the beat rearketatdeb he to are
parod to make 1m to arde4 :it very altercate prkea.
11Analmrtme.nt of Caoietitterchletc,Hdkpenders.pitk
Shinn, &C. -.
Akent touter Near liork,Londonaml Pail/ faehaana.
Totteville, Oct. 2, •te:ia• j ,
Cheaper than . Ever '1
:- .
i .
KOOO PIECES PAPEIt lI.thGISICrI
i At Ii; i;ANivaN':i k'd i wr Sort', Pot! Hoyt e
1 OLti l' AP ERS ,Ir om 7,5 rentf to B 1 9u' '
' French Paper., ratinise pricey,.
!Glazed Paperst. from 411 to PO (-eat...
Unglazed Papers,front7lrent. In 23 rent+, '.
Splendid Ilan, Entry an'.l:ilainoss Piarterl.
; Cold. VeitAt and IfililsOni Border -
Curtains n Paper and LIP.% I ' 4 "
'3
to 40 resili.. l
Pa hired sahasloo, from tti rent; to 85 oath. a .44•1 en..
ind somnolent. , 1 I ;,'" I
II Flee derehda. tleantiftd,iVreiva, Panel Paper; beroi
rittions, Column,' and Stal air , ?dither. . ; '
I The snbatrlber has mottetlitt4 'elect long of Chole..e:
patterns from font of Bei largest manttrablatte. and;
ronveotteatty his Stock einttrace‘ a /renter variety ot
pattern. than ra ri.he found:in any a me in the r sty.
ife pledgee himself to, elf all bin • Paper, at. Cit.":
fta PA Pricer, loathe tl2l4:and more expensive Papers ,
less awl, city tash . preE43.
.. .i ' 4 .
Ille entrain Paper* emblate new 'and heattlifal
alterneott vety tow raft.: ' 1 '
' *Merchants and Paper Bangers SUpplle..V.tvith
. unala Paper and Paperffinglngt, wholesale, tit the
ra lowest prier*. - I -,tlE
' EIegant,PAINVED allaS. on cvmSatts, at lees
1 ...
than city,lprirea., Rome; Pinperior Pattern, ran be
Round among hid Riot*. Suitable for the mold 'elegant
!Guars., I
I).• As rye are detennin'estnnt to :be nodervold by
' ny porton who Intends niylntr for bla goode.f holm
fano want barnins, and i the advantage of sooting
fmm a large ind.varied stock, bad better tall at
. .. , , l l' • B. DANNAIiqt
°keep Iflotteate finer Rt. tail Poper.Beak sod Six
lialterV Start. ! ' l. ' • ' . ?
ll 3 ' Patter Bangers himithed,when teatitred. i
,1 Mirth 19.16 p. '. 'I .• • - it-A .
--•-"*"*"
'kern! paritit !! PAPER
TITC 'Sabiertbrrs Rave b (inn faidisr on 'hand a till
dainnment
Letter. Cap and Writ InB l'ap!ra.
Hardware /I:asting, Colored 3034'k/sue
, PaPnre, • . ,
rraote Itnitd.t, Madera' 'Boards. Jac „jar
For tale on reboonab le taunt; by - •
I ' COLLINd &
15:813nor Etreet,PbtlndeOhba.
Co. AVM, Agents forthb aide of the Uec k Paint
1 011.
March 5:1851 : luck
ITE STIR WLEI, P*TTERNS , —The iobaeti
rV her ttaN 1441 feet Ir#d'tt 'tot at Vevtlttott tatcroo
'of Pape*. 114ogioto, s ;Alto soportor to Joy Okla of
Int klad dttt atiowd In thlo sowiloo. 440.
COLD PAPGitH.
Of the latest awl most i?ettotirui Paile ,ll 4 **lna thu
eltyptlcee. u r R. BASNAtilla
• Ch?iiiTaptuand Vttiett Store.
'17.1114;1141, •• I •it • • ••• •-• • •
NIILW VOCIOCKT,..t-Tllll4 • 110011116--Tbe
,116*d - thee tip jut ethaufersuge4 a neer Enetet
Time Book, veldt for Mar ; mentiLiebleb will b. roved
cry corvemiint -Afar. weektie Time Bootie zed
Lure Time 144 Pay Motu. tog COSMIC 104, th e
Cautery and lion Estati!tsbatente--ittetsys foe We
at - ;: 2 • - • ft. ii4NNATI's
Cbe Book Mete god Stsetheyi,
GaissAsoN t s PlCrMittle
Voimpistap.wWs 111 0minstiod*Wwilwv , "'i
*Ate Bindiry of the Duktetlbet..Alsaalt,
arm Slsiirgi 5 •
BS
EEEI
130VS' CL4:ISTHINA
ti of Chrapne cs
PAPER, &c.
,
i
I
--Tr'
, 'l,Qtr=Ma. •
The member; Of Iktind•yOur-own-hu:-arteas Soc
ti', propewefor oftnauleration the following querittaL.
• lf a perltda freta Ileum treading on his Kay..
Nerd a person it: a peroit how a Or.on kri'ost, : (
It a 0 . , n 5-*a tte Y Ma b lt u s -L h il o ie u"d C i , .hooce
Trktraienticn a lady, '
If thelady don't refwe ? •
.
(1r; to ',leak Ititle o p;auter, I
the meaning all may pr,.:Ay,
anybody'Abirsinea. 4 j
to Y 141dy ha. a beim' l7
Is it antibody's' bu.ineta J
`Fr that gentleman doe tj cal
Or. , wheri.helenyea the lady'
trlif teare,l at
•
eneerstry.- i ' ; . !
That the. curtain:. rhould be drawn, i.
I Tit veriteilrom farther troub:e,.
The idiot& lookera-on *; • . • 11"
•
• 19 ant body'. husineqs ' •
Rut the Italy's, if her bean • I
Rides tart with - other .
And doesn't let her know'.
.I 4 it antbody's
• But ilia geneemaa'4l,' It 'he
nhould '036001 *Anther e.=c,al.
Where he doe ref rhaiipe '
r
11 a ner.on on the side.wl,alt,.. ] ,
'Whether great or whether 5111.111,
1+ it aatbody!a hariaeas
- Where that person means to calf ?,
Or it ytni ree a pers.r.a, • ,
•At. hi' , * calling any tiliere,l .
Or is te,ariy of yunr busing:l3
Wthais but , inefc may he there
The sub*,tance of onr query;
; Simply mated. would he
• 1.5 d
•
h4 . l437tother‘. , IS
If it it 4 or if it 1- , n't,
•We wonld really lit-e to luow,
For tre're certain if if isn't; -
There are some wbo make it
1.1 we'll loin the rabble,
octet'', tlw noble pail
theltatileri and drummer...,
- 1W ho throng the public mart;
flist if !not, we'll net„the.tericher.
Caul each meddler . barn s
It wer, better in the, foture„ •
'To qiiaj tipto writ Lin:teeny , . -
El
PCRS
'Domestic.
THE LItW OF POPULATION:
The Patlid Ledger, coalmen ihg upon the
subject. rebukes the croakers who seem) to
fear the effect of the vast emigration to but
country, in over peopling it with humam;ty,
and forcibly refers to the fact. that, the. tri
umphed genies and scteuce, as applied; to
agriculture. Me rapidly doubting the produe
live capacitylormother earth. By the 'rod
of the century, so great will !nee been the
triumphs of tciemilic agriculture, that inc
acre will yield as much a 3 two, and two
blades of em ripen where One grows new.
u
We quote the second argument entire':
But, in the secontl.place. there is a ;law,
of populatiob, immutable 'its' eternity. and
first coming Into operation,on a large Kale.
which will Prevent numbers becoming re-
Anndaut ie 4merira. The law is, thi, in
proportion , us the refinement, intellig pee;
and generally high civilization of a people,
their reproductive power ceases: In other
words, as iltf- pmeetion ot individual life .is
stained, the Capacity to propagate the Spe
cies unlimialy declines. This great liw is
establisfied -alike by the 'analogies of flit
brute and in.lt-et creation, arid by data drarrn
from the experience of the ;human race it
self. The le . eundity GI iuiects is in exact
proportion id their low type in the scale — Of
creation. A fish spawns •Ly millions.. An
elephant, or n horse gestate at long periods,
and produce 'but one at a• birth. Whenever,
in short, the nervous organization is feeble,
the poWer ofi;muliiplying the species is enor
mous. As We m.cend from the fish toj the
reptile, from; the reptile to the bird; and from
the bird to the mammal, we find fecundity
continually, decreaaing. Stepping from' the
mammal, we . find fecundity continually de
creasing. Stepping from the mammal to the
human species, we-discover that the latter,
.following the slime _law, is not as/milk as
the former. 4 Continuing our inquiries, we
notice, as between Man and man, that he has
the least nunterous progeny generally,whose
cerebral devilopement is the-largest. Poets
rarely leave 'siescendants in the third genera
`lion. Few bf the great statesmen, orator's,
philosopheri, and men of science of the
last century 'have lineal hints surviving in
this.*
Now, as civilization increases, Int l elligence
increases, and as intelligence increases so
will the cerebral developmenti: The differ
ence in this respect already. between the •ig
norant aborigines of Australia, and the cul
tivated inhabitants of Europe and Ameriep,
is thirty per cent, in ;favor 'of the vi.";
20 tf ;
' EVIL CONIPAINION§-
Parents cannot he too careful in serraing
eociety for their children, and young, men
cannot' be too choke in their - associates. The
adage has lost nothiog by age which ; says,
" a man is known by the.company he keeps."
To young men, especially, it is of infinite im
.portaace that, !bey be turnished with; nom=
onions posFessing generous hearts and hon
orable virtues and sentiment,. Says the
distinguishedßOßEßT Ilfata., in his "'Works"
recently published by harper &Mutters .
",Society is the atmosphere of souls;, aid
we necessarily imbibe from it something'
,which is titbit . infeplous or salubrious. The
society of virtuous personS i 3, •enjoyed . , be=
yond their company, White vice carries a
.sting' in solitude. The society of the coin
piny you kesp ie troth the indication of your
character and the former of ir, In company,
when the pores of 4'he upened.thrte
requires more gualify)aan usual, because the
mind is then passive. Either vkioun com
pany will please you, it will, not!, it if
does not please-you. thelend of going will
be deksited... lo' , •tich society " you will feel
your revrOnee for the diciatel , of conscience
wear off, and that name at which angels Dow
and devils tremble you Will hear contemned
and abused. The Rade I will supply inateri
ak for unmeaning je=ts and impious hewn
ery the consegttence of this will twit prac=
ticat deviation from virtue : the principles
will become sapped, and the fences 0f con=
science broken 'down : and when debaich
ery has corrupted the charicter, a total in
iersion will !ate place :Mei/ frill glory in
'heir shortie:
CIVILITY IS A FoltTi;:st.t.
\ -,- i Civility is a fortune to itself, for a:cootie
\
ous man always succeed, in life, and that
• . . even wheirperSons of ability sometimes bil.
The famous Duke of MarlbOrough is' a case
:ii point. It was said of him, by oee cotem
parary, that his agreeable manners often con-'
:, verted an enemy into a friend ; and,!bY • an
.
otbikr that it was more pleasing to be denied
a favor by his Ijraee, than to receive one
from other men. The grariiiiis: manners of
Charles James Fox preserved him from per-'
sonal dislike, evettlat a time when he was
politically the most unpopular mad - in the
kingdom. The" history of our country ;is;
full (.4 - examples Of success obtained by civil-,
ity. The experience rot every man furnishes.
it he will but recall the past, frequent instals
ees where conciliatory manners have made
the fortunes of physiciani, lawyers, divines,
:politicians, merchants, and, indeed,individ,
uels - of all pursuits. In being introduced to
a stranger, his offsbility, or the revema, cre
ates instantaneously a' prepeenession id ; Ws
behalf, or awakens unconsciously a preju
dice against him. To man, civility is„ In
fact, whit beauty is to woman ; it is a gem.
eraf passport to favor : a letter of recon
mendatitin written in a language which ev
et); strainer understands. The best of men
'have often. injured the'm'selves • by irritabdity
and consequent ritdenee.s,_ us the , greatest .
scoundrels have frequently succeeded
their plabliblimanners. Ofrwa t raerheqa I .
afall other iieets,, the courteous cute 1 A a
twice the cha6cr: for tirtuoe.—Prida. , Led
10' , ' il
"La' CLI4IACTERIC DECAY,
We stated that the dreme of, -Dr: ShaT
was officially reported u " climacteric t
cay." Worcester defines climacteric as l•
lows A_ step or
,gradation in years t
life. which was formerly" sup.. • to kle
mulled by softie change in the ~ y; health
or townie of a Pewit'. The number of the
YeATi-is coull*Wdelf a( seven ; as pi, 35.
4.4,:faind .70.81 being the, - grand clime.
terie, and 70 thirlimit of the ordutOrY'ag• of
man." linover'irldediest Methanol aspect
climact" etic yerri.:-;-" A period menaces:lion
of yearsin Wino life .it Ititich important
conattrummat Changes are'supptecti to-take
place, lad Meted of the period tar thentore
judged eutical. This period Li axed At -63,
end foisting that age Iris conaideved•may, , *
piotneueitto 50.! The penatt.i . dye triad
.septanary years: -"..-Bit!teik Travel*.
rnisliaT sce lies in Inicitapsur, ws3
the bistaiit CUM of dm
oettm
IMI
.
. pratticat IS fictilgt.-
A arnedl.l: r..4.3it45, vistOorED; 1
l'he Maine tiquot Lair s'illla adopted, by a
plaptilar yiatti in Mieltifiatt• on like `2oth---,
whereupon die' Detroil TesSitne publish.; , the
following: • • I I .I ~ i - ,
Dtrn—On the Mb' luau.; Put 4 C. lltande. I
Esq:V. of dropsy. This ;event- is not alio- i
gether unexpocted, I* the departed had ben I
afflicted with ,the diSease whieh causedilis
death for tt king'tirne. flate;the quantity
.of water accunaulatia .i s his,systern *is
immense. and' ha be en tapped by `,l) s
physicians several itua *,- but w:itbout efOeet.
Ile had a large number aildocum, and setae
are mean enough` to i say hat that' haste,ned
his decease. His lose will/ be sensibly felt by
his many friends who were' aCcustomed . to
see him dailyin outaireeel. I '• . •
Alto, on the same day. R. G. Brandy: ...F'sq• .
familiarly known by the scruhrititier of ••iftot
Gut," and brother of;P. C.; whase-deattf.we
chrouicle,ahmie. lii took. a large quantity, of
poison Apy, mistake, l it is supposed, ' } eeti , e i tal
years ago. ( No bad ; effects were • realiztiq at
first, btu- for a few years past it has been
spreading through fils'system, and has finally
caused his "death. It, is to ;be hoped that: his
death 'will be ,a waiving io thOse wh• 4 ,ye
been•in - the habit of !takiog pairs?: f arlzied..
, erne. "-, I LI 1.1 ' : ?';
Also, on the same day, IVO'. , ge444.
The deceased; was. a member f. t• P thand
family, aad a yelativ , e - by Marriage He:Was
a native ,ot Holland. mad, tleill i t.o.i .e United
Stales several yeare ago, to eon .uenie of
hating been actively ' . engaged in o e ol: Ithi
revolutions that characterize the c , notil,l.--
litowas pursued by the the Police. ut 44re
ted himself to I a caskiand landedsafe in New
Vcirk. ' &nee, theta rttany ol his fa •ly have
escaped in the Satllei[ll2l2or4 le le a large_
family of zhildren.; most at whelp we • !born
in this conatty,, bat are sorry ;a say a • not
chciracterized4 any of.th . grad.; ot liwit: is- -
,
tinguished lather. I I - 1
Alito„ on the same day, Rye Whiekey,
Req. Mr. - W-. was one or the first settlers in
Michigan. fa early life4he Was au Milos:
trous, hard-Workiag maM He has iloll e
much to build up{ our railroads and pulite.
•wurks, and could aliens tw Wad iii Hitt har
vest field early and late.l Syini! fe,p L a our
fainters thought they could not har#estltheir
wheat unless ,111.1 W. • Was :with' them to
cheer up their 41and.:. flow they will .i - taii•
tide to do since hi, death , iy are uuablvo
say: It , may. lead ! i to disastrous rest/lei, and
. it is /eared by same that loci . farmers final
cease to grow, wheat . . which would nitwit:l.
bly raise the ; price'Offlour.. 1 • ' •I .
•Of late Years, hourever Mr. M t . had ' 0
v rawii
Shiftless, noisy and quarrelsome, auirilay'
neighborliond that ihe visited was sute ,i tu he
the scene of ; disturbances of every nature.
The too . frequent 'pecurreneelofstreet 4 lightq
gat.op by Mr. W war the uliiimate calr,e of
his death. -; Ile n•sis killed by a Wow - 4+n the
bead with a balidt box in qien tiaOielii.--
•'f he perpetrators , bt the deed are not folly
- known, buj. swiatelon rots! on twd men
- whim.. 03/11Pi, we believe, are •Ir. Lan , and
Mr. Oriler.' : , Several men from ibe Free
Press otrwe are.on ;the . watcl4aod ere this n.'
doubt they have apprehended them. t
It is seldom that we have to atitiontfre +lie
death of nil entire family. thus swept:, away
at one feVisvoop. They Were men well
known in our State, and have acted inmanv
public-capacities:' Solite one WI t hem hasi been a
member of ever Le g islature since nut or
gamzation as a - State. In primary tutelar
and caucuses the ' Y
have succeeded itinonat
taatiag their own (rinds; to, bffiee and after.
ward - in electing f hem. There is birilly an
officer in the Statebut what o,'wes to athn his
election. 1 .; , ' . 1 :
;. At the requestidf the friends of the dereaz
ed, their remaina ;,will not ,:•.)e ihterriii until
December 'next.) IThose whia wish to t take a
" last toad look" can do io at mcll,. of the
groceries and salohns in toWM I'l •
-1
INTERESTING STORY. ELI,
NAT WiTIV CONDUCTOR.--" ft's Dot
often a man kosesian'ithing by. kindness. 1
know a little matter of than scut
life, and perhaps the lives o 1 many others at
the same time
"How was that?" askediwe of out friend
Rawlings,ithe ta¢del condt4tor. •
Why,' we had an Irishman on ibis road
w
watchiog a tunnel. It wasartri weather,
so he used Logo into the inane' to keep p cool.
I -rather thiok he ;used to take a lithe liquor
when, he• Was lonesome ; ally; way. he laid
down on the track one day !o listen ' for thei
camt fell asleep, and . s!ery Impi,udently
gin his head cut! oil by the. express,train.
Well, 'there war :the last of - that Irisman.
There, watt the devil's own :row in hit shabty
when we took the poor felloiv up. an& We /got
away as soon ad we decenily,could,t, for you
koow,it's not agreeable to be surrounded with
a distracted family when you're netth'er a doe
tor nor a nurse:nor a preacher. Booltehow I
was always sorry when I passed that place ;
of coursed felt 'aft if—not wordy the same
thing—but just as bad might happen to me
some davand tben there'll; be another row
in .a family. I I told my Wife aboolt it, sod'
she sent the family some Mlle thnigs.. The
widow or the dead Irishmen was a e!aiholic,
and, es Ilwai Men on, a Very Asti tram, I
would sometimes take up( the old!. woman
on Sundaiy and early Ner tp church at Mar
tinsburg.l I somehow thought ii was a eat
lid-action to her . ;o go to r church, for vhe had
but little'chance(in the any how. I
certainly ;did not: expect to get any ti - dag- for
it io thisiworld.land 6xpt;cted they: had so
much scored against me iii other that' it
wouldoamotint to any thing therti
That was.iduring the summer. One
night dig next' winter it Was , very ?.old, and.
the mountains : were covered with snow : we
were ruining_ tn make note, when;fbn turn
ing a curve, the engineer, saw ni waving
lighron the ttbCk,•and we ssoon hliard one
ahead stionting.! I was then out oh the plot
form...The-engineer slactird up and-stopped
the engtee, - bniiiwe got out and went ahead
in the dark to see what Wag the Matter,—
There it!waa. A. large landsiide hid fallen
across the track, nearthe:shanty of; that. old
Irtshworaan. be bad built up a - large tire
and watched 1 tot the train, for the cruveg
were sp;sharp that we might have hen up•
on the slide belbre we-could see it.- So when
'we run up, there was the:old lady_ With her
calico cap, swinging the Chunk of fire like a
revolving tight-house,and there were the.little
Irish carry Mg bruSh, likelso many little hea
vers. tihe had watched all that night to - thi
cold.' Hut for; her, in another' mlntite we
should have run into a pile of dirtland stone
as big as Barnuni's Hotel. should have
got a - ' rtt ticket'eerrain,lfmi I woe co the
platform.' What typiltd have heroine of the
passeogers aril tram vow can gue , ..t, as well
a 's Icon." 1 ;
.
We expres,e,d a hope ihat the Mil widow
had been properly rewarded , I
" The passengers ['fade up, ationt eighty
dollars; - the Company atierwards gave her a
shanty out free, the iariakestnett and engi
neembiaught her a cow. and she blade out
very well. Bin wheo fistidril the money
to her I that Might, she ;said : • ' flintlemen.
and liclies,Th thankful, and May ye niver.
ktfoiv the wa'i't of what! ye give t me. But
whatli did WiS.Mattly 'pa' account of innn.
there. ; He was kind and:,thoughtful to the
poofand the afflicted, and I'd a Watched tilt
LI film, belt*: harrutu ;should have come
to him' - if I cciuld have helped it.'l
It+ti the:thing, it ntade me tfhoke right
up. o ^
" - Pa l asenjave for the Don't for
vont umbrelli, sir ;I there might be an
explosion and you'd waiit it to. keep off the
einder.,." Let me pasiyour bandbox, miss.'
Take,careofj yOur fitthi boy, madam, no M
aranon on hma." " All right !"go ahead !"
;'COINCIDENCES.
A Lein/doe: r ,
piper, bnage to mind the Jot
lowing etirioni eotneideaces: , On the 184 ! ,
of June, 18L5, the English and Prineh were
mated in deeperafe,orflict , at ',Waterloo ;
on the same 4ana
diy,ol the i
,inetith.l El 1853,,
thelnsflish and French Flets wereeat -ate=
off the Pardittellei•eallagea in a corn
moo *se. .Oa the 14kh of Imre. 1807, Ni.'
Won conquered' ihe tioops orAlelander o_
ltussiait Friedland: add the trop reorient •i
at thil eabietinent 'interview at Tillait,,too
eoutniel 'as to - ishithif.i,togetherf ther reohld
not tiptable the - naval Power ofLElailandegft
.14W14tirrefts later; ttit? for 44..1 Ulan/les
of Engross) and Yntatti . are wilted to realist
. theatterasettateata qt Abe' Maitoatte. . The
brother or - Veziodetaltd , tbe'Depbew of Ns
italtort do opt set is imakenu but in hostility.
That ti• half, ceotory ! .bowevett should . pro-
dace Etch ebanget‘ is :Das sorption ; but
the coincide:Rego! dates tketriklog, ' ,
-Tr teghi brown
they are siltddle taws in*"
ME
NIA.
NO: 31.
£ji toti 1.
HIGHLAND 1:11.111.1. ----
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Highland Mary war, Mary Campbell; from
Campbelhown. in Argylkaire., and[ lived id
Collstield, i 4 the humble
,ttuation of daily.
maid to Coloael Moutgomiery• Sitc:iiiittlivt4 l
at one time at nursemaid 111 . • the • flintily of
BUMS' friend and patron, Gavin • Hamilton,
where he visited her; Mary hadgune to the
•We.t Highlands to Make i larrongernats with
her friends fur her crtarrlage with Me poet,
aud ou her . 'return to • Greeuock— kheir it
was apPointed.they Ohould meet—Lite w 3 4
seized With 1141 i, of; NOM) she (licit a few
,i 4:
days before Burns eeen heard of he illyies.s.
This was the cause of their sudde .sepa ra
nun.. I --1 E.
Although Mr. Denhaixt travel 3 user some
of. the_ grounds touched upon- by .i:Heather
Jack,", yet as he relates incidents, tianv of
them unknown to !the general reader, we
believe it will repayllot the tune lost in the
perusal : " Most people', most reading pEO•
ple," wntes - Thomas Denham; " are more
or legs acquainted with the bard's two beau
tiful effusions, • Highland Mary t and the
address to • Mary in Heaven.' Pour High
land Mary was a beauttful, iniereting, and
innocent young creature; for Iturilan En‘e
tiness,tooduess anti greatue4e,-
Cao neatto ih hie lawlv hodd
As weet's iif.casAt ha.''
And though bruitght up in hurble '&,r
stances, Mary had charms ch
teernauy wooers ; ; and says Allenrimaing,-
ham " There was oat Wanting he tempp
taiitius..Vc., to allure.' "But ootliLig
win tier young ntre'etioati 'from title
.pea•hut
poet ; they were betrothed. Mar Wa'a to
go home to the Weatemhighlands to make
"aaraagements tut 'Frhetri , marriage. - And
thrtuadieu," says t;%meck.an autoot, - " waa
performed in a striking; moving Way. ' , The
lovers stood on opposite• sides- of a
brook, face tb lace'their
in the:tunuing stream, hording a Bible be:
tweet. them; protiouneed their V we In he
• "fhini to each other, and
. rirtedj tievet . to
•
meet again."
Byway of coutittat Ida Burn , .' Own tv,,rds
are':—" At rile elOse .of: the folldwing':an
tuinu she erossed'the sea to meet fat strew•
trek. Where'she had saarcely lauded it'll, n
was seized with a 'malignant tever,th'at hur- •
tied my' dear girl to her grave in n few ilJy,
before reven could learn 6? per
The Bible they made uSe-of on this final par=
ting was sherwarda in the of
sister, to majtolnrfres, on_eadtiot which
i inscribed a quutiationqroin Bares'
handwriting. Ori theJirst ; " And yo ' hart
not swear by- my ;azure fa Icely —4 I. am inc.
Lord." On the 'second, Thou .;salt Liu(
forswear thyself; but performo the.
thy oaths."
There ii comethitv , exereditc.:lY 1,11 ' 1 1 1 :4;
to this phase of pour Burns' exult-nce. and
the patboi and deep feeling evin4.it in the‘e
twu admirable poems,.can attest now
his sensitive heart:, must havx wruhed itikkr
the harrowing . affliction whifsli wrenolird the
tenderest, denres::churds. Lung =unr hill
(upon the rar, and! 'tit ru , :toinart',
- ate them tu singing ; but I cannot het.' how
one fink ul thi. &Wee! chain' caul hd
withuut marring 4t , ; beautiful 4nunc:re.--
May Gout amend the taste that ICA inlittlalP
" Highland :Valli'," • !' • . I
iiiislCllolll/. 1
ID — llium rrttcis are asltad for us
low:utcked frocki, or hadly;lighted thorough
fare!.'' When Mutton is 8 cent Ala paupd,the
pound Weight consists of 111 ouncea. Ad
vance the price tn. 11 rent, and. the pound
dwindles away 0.12 or 13 ounc'es. Put , up
the price of"tohicio tohree dollars pgund,
and miess than imio Months ilire.would not
bean honestisegar maker in the! city,. Hope
yarn would takelhe "place of he hest pig
tail"--While first class regattas; woulA owe
their paternity, riot tojHavaua.. but a cabbNie
garden. Prices-as we said 14fore, have a
moral ss well as;monetary effect on people.
If you would haire.a tniller go to Heaven,
you should neveriallOw flour Ingo above :us
dollar , . a barrel.: ! The moment lie gets abJvc
that, he gets abnie the Cernmanclhaents, and
commences working -" prepared chalk".
and Plaster of With Ithese things
come short Sleep's and unquiet lconsciences ;
and with unquiet consciences! come outer
darkness—gnu:Mug of teeth; and all that hurl
of thing. Again; we'say, if yOu would die
'happy and go td pray tor good crop,
full harm, and low prices. od. Pertuwke:
was one of the hest Of men naturally, 800
yet the speculation lever which seized the'
pork Market durmg the past year,.las given
his soul such a doivaward • tendency, that
the ebances aranowl even:lllot it will not
stop in its descent till 'it-bringa up in the
counting room of Belzebub.' I .
' -
w i
I
r 7 SOME:I PZ4S0 riting frOna Australia,
says, that society is growing Wild; and that
nothing but_wornen can bring ',if bacl; to cis •'
ilizathm. He th right. You may blind pri-/
souseond erect - gibbets, pass laws and es.ntiz
fish court houses and deputy sheriffs, tm i un
til you carrenable men to become bittbands,
they willinn into all ungodliness, beginning 1
with unshaven beards, and leaving off with
dirty shirts and' highway robbery. A virtu
bus woman is a sedative in diUp —her rem-.
ewe exerts a soothing infiuenl
e that makes
the most brutal; not paiy tractable, but tidy.
Wherever 'she moves, there you will find
cleanliness and, churches, Well kept door
yards and Sabbath'. schools. 1 Without her
ministering aid : . men would dift away. from
decency and religioni and brio up in broken
breecties,ill-kept nerk' ti es and user darkness.
Woman is a glorious institu e llon—the only
created being T hat takes prec ence ot ..tin.
shine. Long may She wave li
1.---
0... - 'fur coistnOr.s of Pari are -
superior
to all others. Each Pas-same-Outs a Cushioned
seat with arm's, to himself, ifi,hich of course
prevents crowiiing. As soota.as the 1 , 1"3 , t9,
are filled, a-soft of weather reci sign on top
of the omnibus, with the word compfer, is
; elevated which can be seen a c ) long distance,
and announces that no more an be received.
Their omnibusesare wider tljan the. Aram
can the eential part of the oof elevated so
that a passenger can pass to hie seat ,with=
ont smashinghia hat:'and Ire, has ali:. no
Iron rod, to steads! 1w - elf, land keep him
from...disarm:lg
knees and toes.
tr 7" Evritir;sci ooy that a Ll:z
would not fly - .unle'ss, it had s grin tyir4 it
down. It is
. just so to life. The man ivbi,
is tied down by a liall=a-dtizat bloorniug IC
SPonsibilities.,l; and 'their make a
higher and stronger flight thau the bachelor
who, having nothing to keep turn steady, is,
always floundering in th mud. it you=
want to asceati in :the world Ate yourself to
tocnebody. I •
` (17 - ' Tue. sittEVIS of London have been for
months past.' sad Pre :tole, dut tn.pieres with 1
sten c hes for ';layiOg dolert )he electric tde
graph. London' underground, will 'soon be
one maze of atretehing winds, and one gleam
of flashing Messages. .M 1 the public offices,
are now. elentrically connee4ed W 1 th each oth
er, a great Many: of rhe• Mercantile houses
with the railway lines, Most of the dubs
with the house, and , the Ilityal Italian Opeta
with the ll4se and the opeatral termini.
3 Notitn Iltt,t,titat 'A1i...11...- —ln the
mood's at _March, April,Mny and 1nne,1853,
the tolls on the North Branth Canal amount
edtr
to $59,0 Same ', 5 93. Sae , tot! last year,
43 . 5138 CS. ;Inetiase this - ear, $16,;.'6 t, 29.
1 The delitieryM cant ativille, we learn
'
from the htelligenter, is - now. progressing
with vigot, the wharves ofthe Montour etim
-1
parry being :cmWded with! !vats, on.loading.
trj't , Wriv vo the Desnociacy'ot the av untry
auy louger . hesitale told,
_a high' and . noble
eland la the selOtlcei ille very Lest pun for
office.--Att; Vernon Bomar.
- Because the very , best ien are Ifftugp.—
Don't isk such silly qt.st,igns.—Cere. Hir•
ci/d. - _
no!Tolllttie Goosiatany Jot —Take
'your krill kart a ii et train, Bud tide beblPd
adnzaluos actigtaker. In" rat than so hour
ylm Wlllilleet Wish a collision that aid/ fur
:nab you *lib sit the slitail n y requirc
fora •
Cal* rn IfeW Yotk City is so mi l t
spread; that the Daily Znits states that thou.,
an d s of tooters,io ; shot cut Amon the
LigtioiLatc, out ashen discourage ,
Hof ialwatiory Temedy mobile so ussoy
Ow/ shops •
. _.
.:,..,
:13ANNANt. _..
•-•
- - 0
STEABL , PRINTING" PPICE.'
naonsprimdaueernislimtr
w n l s ult
ell to need/6,108 and BOOK %.* 0
every ilewriptiou, at the office ..o! 2b Airitem'
L _ Journal, cheaper than it ran be done al any ettaat
eatabilLinnaent in iba County. inch Ite ,
8006.. Pataphifris, 1 Bilis of Lark,
/Are. , Poe , . rt, 1 Rat :lai INlthits.
Hand Blies, ,• i . Paper Bomb, _ - ...
, A: Nde. of iig , armeht, 1' Ti me Beal. •
5. . -Bile lio , e , e *, - 1 Onier BoodAtia t
" At the very iiliorieie noiem. Our 454 ihr JOB
. TYPE i , more ex tenmve than thatol iwiy other
' 0&.•t. iii ilii- , ...ection of the Slate 'ter We
i handl employed ex pre.vdy for Sobbing. , Be=
preettehl_ huller ettetelf, we will roarluallie , OUT
i work to be it. nitet-14 any Thal can be Mild OW In
"-- " — 1 the mtles. PRINTING IN COLOB.S.,dese si *0
; . -11000.1 ~,,t,,,, . • ,
II ---------
j .
r ' DOOR DINDIIRIT.
i . got-It:, bound ut. every verteti of style.' slut
vook , ,,,:fevecy deserigttonmenotactwed,boundand
1 , er.,l to order at f•hoct notice.). . •'..
-
i
, -
,1.. , (4?..1.4.1 • ,, J,f 64 :1111ff.
I . Fetrata r
drink, terrti;la drank'
• In wh,,,e daak,siough brightll
To ri,e ao more. .•
I The Lat.:mire. 1.-tiperat Clllll
Cre,kh,ng,.ltt Habtta to:d,
The brave, the good, and the
Content cul :tore;
Naos; the cariv iterrca.;
Weakening the brawny arm;
I Making the happy, hone.
Whlch Love , a
loan/ dram" with Minn
was strewn,.
•
! do ear.h.t't • •
Causing that angel girl, -
' View with di,guat,,the drunken clawri....
I Once loved so well. t _
Spreading abroad Alarm ;
I itao•lng the deadly knife . .
I In the midnight bruwl, amaii the life
Or, perhaps, a friend. - -;--
Losing Respect ; and she. "
Who tenderly nursed him on her imee••.
/far heart to rend,
Dying wlthout a tear.
To dew reeling place ; •
A wile'., Chl:tre .arrow, rattly a Tab
. 1 The Drun'a•ard's oldy trace.
Cobbler. may bo i•ery good,
and brandy, cheering, c„ Id or
But Lttter tarn ribb,_pure blood.
And barb tn, haul tt buy a Lot.
Nll`Mvisig is trom ilia Journal of die -
Arneiican Temperance Urnoni
At a live county temperance meeting which,
we sittuded, a plain iarmer rose and ss'
that he was one day going to'work, and , an
officious 'skirt 6t a man overhauled his, es•
claiming
..• Mr.
against you!".
Against tno !" NVOS the reply v "I guess
you are Ullitaked tilts time : I owe you. no
ihing !"
" Oh, it is uot said the man, 1
am oniti• the collector. It is a tat WI"
Alt.! a runt •
Ve5." , .,3t,1 1 1 the collector, " if you've a
mind to under4tand it and about half I
Cali' upon ate of this opinion ; they mutter
t e rribly at;out the runt taxes, the ntlmbet
lazy. drunkt.n fellows iu the pOor horse, sid
:he criminals taken up every day, melting
ea ettointou.• cut: to the county,and I b•• heve it' it was nut for runt shops', the • tare.,
wou!,l,not he one quarter as , heavy as. they
ate: you have given it about.tb• tight nem?
—a rum I should not like to have
the Ikerne fa' !UM bill collector." .
On Jay tug this. he sat down; taut It pro
ved a Most effective speeet. for other% jock
up the thott,t, and the turn bill. eitestsed
upon temperance meuovna not , lost eight lot
to the clo,o of the ,tareting,—ltideed, t.b'
idea thht ~ temperance, man should be met'
with'a demand whieh_canld only apptopti
a:eft he made of drunkard. " Sir, I have
a rum bill against vnu. 7 and be compelled
to Qobtolt tt,..aod kid '
if, while, it was it
first quite luctic:rous,?litirsqlcited burning m •
itt;uattoo; waytiog to expret
the ,- .4tength oC rt'det and.tod that immedt•
ately; for the Mame Law.
'Would that we could travel the State, and
itiow to every hard tvorking man tho mow
of hi- tutu b+ll,--that we could sit doin - by
atie shoesnalier, working day and night to pay
1;16 rent, and support' his family, sod ask
hint hoir much Was his rum bill.
Runt bill!. I never drink rum!"
" Very well, sli,.but you pay a NM bill_
wa. your WC last year V '
;ixteela 1151lars, twenty-five cents." • .3
Very Well, sir, ten dollars and elglity•
t
tour huts of that was - your rum bill."
By the illacksrotth..• Si;, you awing the'
hammer at,ihe ativi!. by d.tv and by n tight in
smanter end - winter. Ilaid f way tio get a
Heinz ', Pr,y, sir, how rapch is yciuri rum
bill . ; •
Bum toll! don't insult tai; : never t
di'op - conies Into my shop."
" That may be, dr, but you pay a hew n
rum bill; and it won't be any less whop
ihese drunken fellows, w ho I see baaft siouritt
your runner, ger, with their families, into
the poor house."
By the, hard working, thrifty fermat e :-
Sir, you've a very fine farm, will linu not
set aparta lot for• the tniesionary or bible
cause ?"
" I 'would it I could, buttit requires'ail
can raiiit-to enpi)ort my fatally,"
" Sir, yuu are now.devitiog the produce
°f-your hest tut to a MrSe purpose.'
•• I am. sir ; what du you meati-.3"
I mean, to pay youi ram bill."
Sir, ycu're mistaken in your mso. Ruin
used to coat roe twenty and thirty dollars in
haying aril tiathsting, but 114 v• not paid
a rum hilt these six years." ' .
" Have not i what 'were .your stria 1111 t
year I" • .
" Over forty dollars."
" Well. two•thirda of that was Crum tee .
The pauper tax of the State id New York.
in 1846, according to the Legislative 3eportv.
was 2817,441 ; of thm, .4870,173 was sit .
down to toisrupeiance, atniavou bad to pay
your share of It. Now go foe a Maine Law,
and you [l3By - have nearly, the wbole of the
produce of your farm for yourself and chil
dren."
The Kr:sc./ler/eerier for July contain's 1
number of specnueos of letters from taw.
asekere sod their friends. We copy one of
the best from Mr. Twisi to Governor Marcy.
GU behalf of a geutteman who is ready 111 Say
moment to the for his eouutry and a fat of
fice • .
'.• •
''The bearer, Mr. Marlin Van Buren Phila.
is an applicant for some easy office, antf,l
am happy to say, is au out-arid-out Demo.
eras. Ile voted tar Van. Buren m '4O; (or •
Polk ire.'44, and in '45, being somewhat put,
Zled with the claims of the contendiog fac
tions, polled two votes, one for Van Bann
and one lot Cass, evincing a spirit of cow!.
tattoo and high-toned ppaciple which puts to
the blush all other compromise meastireer.—
Mr. Phips, I can truly say, is .an active, eft,. '
twat. arid industrious Democrat, but is un• "
able to discharge very manyout.door duties,
as he is suffering under a physical disability,
having I. o rne two years since sprained his
ankle badly. '" 's The circumstances at..
reudiag this physical disability may not be
unittieresung, as inustratife of the stet:log
Democracv inherent is tIM man. They are
these :-11e. was engaged, with some youag
Democrats taisitig a hickory pole. They had
accomplished their object.; and young Phipa
determined to place the stirs and 'stripes. upon
the top of the pole. For this purpose he.
commenced climbing; but alas! having ar
rived at the dizzy height pt ten feet, the pole
gave way, and he was hurled miserably up.
an the earth, sst!li
_a severe contusion upon
the fl eshy part of tlle lei, and with his left
tootspratned terribly., Apparently not retai
-1 zing the extent of the injury , he waved the
I tattered ensign over his contused frame, and
gave three hearty cheers; for James li, Polk.
Such Dertioeracy ought ,not to go unrewar
ded; and I hope you will: be ablem place one
unfortunate friend in Some •easy position
where his physicaldisability will not be an
tagont-mi,i to his progressive Democracy."
w•pisew:rts'
0:7 . THE EDIToR of the Poughkeepsie Jour
net and Eagle, for ooticiog the-frequent nn
stances iitliberalittt of congregations who pi
the expenses of their Pastors while chitty
the Tour of Europe, says :
Our object in calling attention to this sub
jest is to throw out the suggestion, wbetb
it might not benefit editors as much to take
trip across the Atlantic, as ministers or °the
men?.We have been preaching the trot ,
ottr.sest energies to much larger eon
gregattint than any minister has for twenty
bye yrars, without any respite worthy of tb
name, and it begins tó strike us that, per
baps, as in other cases alluded to, our eon
gregation misfit Ike to. send us adrosa th
wa er 110 tccrutt, and see a little of the
QI-
World; They undoubtedly feel auelousabou
our welfare; and, perhaps, are yule waino
Me opportunity to show their good will. ,
3:7''TEZ FOCAL TUX alb, V4llOlStst
cloeed lost the 30th ult. July is the •
tor posting up our National SCCoilltnld Go
eminent tuncttonaries daze their ealettlau•
;and estimates front that day, though the IS ,
Ores will not be submitted to Confess n •
01 its re•asssmbling in Da:ember.. Bun
Commerced Chrome!' cad Revuso makes
estin*te of our Foreign trade, and contras
it with that of last year as folloWa
Imports. Elptxts, Zrports eras
, •
1852, j 211,618X2 209,643,625 dvi =
, 263,00,090 240,900 1 090, WlN,'
BIM
110
t LAN,
TIIE JOVIAL
SMI
u 1
by, al Jolly 0,11
I=l
too soon old,
MIMMI
, I have 4 bill'
!CU
Dcfctab Matta.
RECO3I3IENDATION FOR orncg.