The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 03, 1853, Image 1

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Or TILE 'iiiiiiiir. 003111411.
siurms ausgillrflow..,
TWO ,DOLLAs9,2lollleins pkyOle 'emir.
malty in advance totbose who imuft in the .
.01.1 Com
engide
ty, and annually in *
to slemerertm
a the Cooliiy,_MlSlVilfhajelerill.... 0..10 out
10 11 0li
the ; t i g h t t eicunisa au per ennute,warepsyssent
1, delayed loom th in one veer. • .
TO CLI'S : •
' , hire vOpies to one Adder - " • $ 5 $$
seven ,do I do do • - ... 'tO 00
Fifteen• do do 'do - . . 20 00
r' Clergrun and, Bacot Tarim supplied
with.thelournal at 10 . .. 011 OdOUIOIII. , -
LATTA -Or oIIOTITJIMOTSO
ilia; &Mate
,of 14 lines 1 square, 3 mos4'll3 00
1 lime*. $1 00 8 months,'
,• 500
Subseq'ot insertion,' 25 I year; 800
4 lines, 1 time, 25 Cords of 3lines.. 900
snbaerent,insertion, 121 do 5 Ilook *OO
Nly.n•lteutue end others *dents* the year
with the , privilege of inserting dMr .n.t 'ad
yen iwneam weekly. A 12.00
rir Larger Advertisements, espe.r agreerttent. •
BUSMSS CARDS.
j G. 11 , 00WAIII.,ATTORNETAT 1.4 W. O
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.t. exalt' Market ft., neit'ikee*At
June 3,185 t. ligktf
bona tiVtafiEll. ATTORMILIWPLtIit,Potti.
slue, Scbuylaill county. Pa. (lice au cents.
— f eet, opposite tne rs• Bank
Dept
uyibl ituornay at. Liii,Cosna to'
honer for Neer Tort, Ogee appoints American
Ilfmre.:CeutreAtirter. - Pottsvllls,-Pritaa.
Aprll-21;1812. IT—lye
ikr 3Z. WILIIO3I,- IItAGISTR‘T ' CONVEY-.
. Land Agtat sad Cleneral ' eallactin.—
odke. Market street, Pamela Medea.
Nov. 30. 18$0, 411-1, .
IL LIAM L. WiIITICIV, ATTOILNIY
TV.at Law,Pottiville.'SzbuytkilleOusty, ; OMa
n Centre area, nearly opposite -die Minn' asak.
Jan. 4, 1851 lay • '
- 00TORL O. UARIZLIDIA4IIOR4EUPRTHIC
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PHYRICIAN; Removed Its Oats to one of the
Bildt Rooms in CballkOmet, Pottsville. ,
April 1849.. f.
7 ;Cali H. GRAEIRIP. ATTORNEY ♦T LAW..
J having removed to Pottsville, liss opens/ as ellke
unori the Telegraph Office. Cestrostreet,opposlts the
Mitten' Bank.
Dec. 6. 1851.
404 y
EO4 IC.. SMITH, MINING ENGINES'S aid
kreSurveyot.. removed to Castre. Stint. oPPosho
MINIM' DANT. Pottswillea'a: AU diocrlptluns of
Engineering, Mapping , and Draughting - niecnte4
promptly and carefully ' •
May al, 1852,
in
orir C.CONRAD.JVSTICE OP TIMPRaelk
J will attend to any booboos, entrusted , to Ms are.
euncinnity. Bins and Notes collected, &c. Office le
Market St.. oppoal m e rit. berstadt'e..
• June 5,11352. , , S3-I
A..
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8M UHL II ARTZ...IUSTICE oresePEACE-
Pottsville. Will attend promptly to Colleettoom
el•enries; Parchme tied Sale of Real ROM; So., la
S , :huy lid II County, Pa: Oaks to Ceotnillueet.oppo
site the Toren Hell. • . Oet 20, HMS.
jrOON WILLIAMSON As JAIL COOPSAM
.1 nttoralei at Law Pesiville. Wks lo.Ciatre SI
a few doors 'Ease of Ote " Pennsylvania Hall." Hr .
cooper Win attend at all the Courts
Pottsville, Itec:7,-1850
tiISTILIt SIMPSON, Mainz 'Eigluter, hay so
m nye& his office to . Dr. Chichesteg's Building. next
door hut oils below the Protestant Episcopal Church,
Two tre.Street, Pottsville; Pa., Wharf be grill prompt
,l y attend to all orders In 'the 'Gm of his proresaion.
April S. 165'1. 144
P".AV:ILIMBIEGIC; EXCHANGS. COLLF.C7
.tion, Commissieti. and.Genoral Agency Other
next dour to Miters' Bank. Pottsville, Desk: in on
current moneriliohkaod Silver. DRAFTIII,4au Pbili
delphla.snd Net, York for gale
March ED; Mt.
4 IniVARD SIIIPPEN, ATTORNEY AND
-I COUNSELLOR at Law. Phliadelphia'orilistlind
t 'collections and ell other legal business in the City
or rhiladelphis, tdjoiotog Countles anti eleewbara.-
are No:121 cloud , dlith steal
1011 N HANNAN* ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ras
4 opened en office in Centre etteel. Pottsville'
oppo
site the Episcopal Church. whore be will its
fit/We to 3 ocliielt. ' Dualbees letters to bile will
re
relve prompt attention, addrened whim it either
Pottsville or Orwtpburg.
I Dec. 6.1951. 40-11
&a:PICT—For tn. perd's, 'andante of Neil Es
tats; taking and selling Galt taking abates of
Coal Lends ; Mines, &c,, and collecting renot—frim
twenty years pipe/Wake In the County be bop*. to
sive sitlatict lon . Oince Mahaniange attes
MILL,
t Potlaville.
CUM,. Pi.
14-tf
A die. 1851)
Y GOODS. &c
New Carpetlags,
• k T E. M. lICATT . VeI Old iltand. citron of Centre
and Noloseglan streets, Pottsville.
1100 J ply rarpettngs, I Floor Oil Cloths, • ,
Ingrain, do Table do
Venitlan do•• White Matting',
ag. do 'I Chock 'do
.•
Nair • do .. Moor Mate.
Mao a full assortment of Window Hangings, with
[inures complete. , .
• Bich colored Damask', Huff Linen fibades,
Watered Moreens, • I Traimpatimat do
And enibrnidered muslianades.
E. M. Beatty basing mad. arrangements with the
principal manufacturers for a constant supply ciliae
newest designs in Carpeting le., Is thereby enabled
u, otter to the public a chow' assortment of the above
sonde pt superior quality, and at the lowest city pri
ces. ,
Apiil I,
NEW SPRING AND
C . l,lmmer SiJks:, •
OBlack
• Bareges.
De lieges 'Robes
' Challie de
Different Praterus Demo do Laines, H
Full assortment French and-American Lawns,.
inn pie ces new style Prints,
• French work collars & Haudkerchiefk,
Mohair Mitts,
Kid gloves, Silk gloves, Kid finish.' • •
Mlle undersigned boring laid in a full assortment
of the above Dress gdrids at very low prices, and
intends ...Bing them accotdingly, and keeps stall
tune 4 an ex lens ive aisortment of staple goods. ;•-fro
?•ery. gloves, mats, gents cravats, handkerchieffs
111111 all kinds of Dry Goods usually kept in,,,g6
Good stores, which together with a fresh and well
selected stork &Groceries and Provisions, that sill
cm be supplied at as low rates as any other store
la the county.. Alt are invited to call and examine
gaols and prices.. A. HENDESSON, Ag't.
April lei. 1853. . • .164 : J.:.
Now Spring Goods:
NN T e E ra i l l t E N „ . 2e W nt o r) P rfifs el en tram b e .:l d ,_l74
tion . da, Groceries, Provisions and Spr ing
g ockery ware.
.A1, , 0, a large,arsortment of HOMO furnishing arli-.
cleA, kncludingCarpetings of various kinds sum quit
ihes, Floor Oil Cloths, Mailings, Table-covers,
Counterpanes, Are.; dze.'
Thankful fur the past liberal 'patronage extended
to ti*---vve again invite aturatioh to our our erten.
-ive assortment. of goods,' which we intend shall
, not -exceeded in eheapnees, excellence of
. quality or variety of kinds, by any other eitablish
inent in Schuylkill county. Remember our plate,
Brick Store inCentre Street, between Market and
Norwegian, East side. • •
JOHNSTON at Co.
17-jf
April 23; 1853
PHILADELPHIA.
L . I. E. GOULD. . '
(SUCcissoll To ♦. FlO9
161 C HES TNUT Street, Sinuses Busidiug
P1117...4DE LPRIA,
•
EXTENSIVE MUSIC PUSLISHER.aad enter In
Musical instruments of mil' deserlptlo .
xxduilve Agent for the sale of Hal
.let. Davis & Co.'s (Boston) P
riesreristori BRIMS Jestlaa and oth
cOTANOrt, L. 011bert's. Boudoir
:ann., IMelodeodi, Martin's Guitars, Harps, V line,
Sheet 'Music, Music, Music Books, Att.
Residents of the country will be supplied
Of otherwise with any music they pay wish} at al
7 . low rates as if purchased In person. I Having one of
• lilts hilliest stocks In the United Stake, I feel
't dent of satisfying all who may favor Cue with a call
or order.
Cr. Dealers in Music supplied on the most liberal
- terms.: Pianos to let. Second-hand Pianos for sale.
May,l4. 1853.
SLOPE ClnalleS.
flillll,onderalgued bees respectflally to call t, e kl
rleialott of limits, Coal lilachants, ilfd all those
'in want of BE&T PROOVECD. or HEST , EST
CHAINS, for flitting or Mill purposes; to bta Imp
stock of But Best Omits, utorted aloes. from I took
to li Inch, made fmm best reflood Iron'.
Also, to his. large stock of But Prmid Class,
Assorted sizes, from 3-16 lock to HI lock, oiada from
`best ,Coble Irqu, which will be sold os Veil reasons
iblo term, by • DANIEL IdeC,AßTllifl,
- ' t No. 96
/mama No . Street, tied NO. II .
Dock Street Wharf, Phitadaipbla.
REFER TO
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1 W - :"N". Agard 4. Co., } Port Carboni. .....-
,---(George Mason, Soh.,
-- • 1 chailealdillor k Col 1
p
. , ' Phllkdelhlit.
- , McClintock 41C. McKnight.
Jobanan Cock 111; Eat:, Llewellyn, Pa.
May 21,1851. SLOto
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CLEGG'S PERIFITMEIBT iftWID now
7OAPd•
These Impeller ankles of .perfasetty,
moo r& which are enumerated blijustlyerdebra
-r • tricLifly Mlle, Oriental:Alabaster, Pearl, law,
Tooth and Toilet Powders; Chlasse, Velvet, Chalk
and other apprnied Cosmetics.
tiOnPrt . Walnut and Extra Flee Sand Brows Ma
IThite Windsor, Floating. Palm, Almond, Panty sad
Toil Soap. ; ethavlaa Cream, Lair Dye. Colons
Wet re, rects for the Ilaadkercblet Oa Vane,.
. ' Bea r kioll etyetat Pomade (a new ankle), Rao Loa
tut! Hal r ineatorative, HairOits, Philocomee.ate.Ac..
are inanefactured and for sale hy
JOHN T. CLEGG.
p e rfaThei Chemist, 48 Market St.. below . id Padlat'
re* Merchant', don't forget that CLEQO'II . II tbs.
ehrapeet ind most eitsaf lye Ma outtetory Inaba City.
Give h4Trii call. • •
aP“'; 1,161 T. plegg's Perfumery as tee had sholesale
and - retitl at Ity prlces.at 8. BANNAN'Is
Variety /UM. Pottrehle. •
Oct. 2E, 85 1 t.1 t 43-11,
.wr. TSCITIVE.
GEORG& LIPPINCOIT &
,
AVE consta ,
tly on hint a tilt assortment at
A I Vass, Winos Loomis and aorattris itens
• No. 7 North Water Stseetollad •
No. to NOW' Delaware A Phl'atra.
•
[ be/ offer 31 the lowestaahtliit MTh A
LY SFOA BALE_
Bleached audNataral Maier and /beteg Spans
OH,
Bleached Winter and)lprinit Lard Oil;
Ems Whlte,Willltr waif Ott , •
Bleached Eleptaint 08. (Water sad API
Fltraiaid,Nottlailfeal Onset 'sad Polar A j la
Wlates and Siring Whale 01 1 ,bloareltlid.
. Otreltr Batik and Tonne's' OIL
' alactstarrf and Oteaidaa Oil.
New Beds td Operas Candies,
Patent Pollthad Sperm Candles, (Colored aid Naha)
theaslae Candler. •
Priee•ar.ateat Candles,,(far which we We role *r i g
Crystallise mod Polished Candles, for, •
Candies we reeeired tha first premlam(a Pilau Me.
'WO from the Preemie tossitete, sad a MIAMI' from
the A.ate Agricultural doclely,aathwit laltezbitilit
Toilet Almond *ad other Fame, Soap,
Yellow, Brown, Warta sad Caulks Soap,-
Radned dpermicetl lu Oates; • -
11OLDIX & PAM& •
31 North Wharvas,llskil Kora sh ors
' ARCK Strast,Philadelptitt:
xsi
==Z;M;MN
'VOL. XXIX
STATIONERY ; ke
ittbseriber tits Just received are. tlepal • as
ortatent ofOoraran !Silver illattesuitleat I struL
I. width will not corrode, tatting 0 peel from
feta awl per ease. ' Mao, beautiful eaves of tiastot.
masts for the pocket.. M.o. Ivory acid Rointwood
Scales. =Ohs which are several new and Insole'
fikalas, fanning& combination of 6 dtderent Stales'.
Also, ?octet Compasses, Tape I.lnesiecc.,, toketber
with cheap Insituntents for tichools, Itc.ase;.'. Just
retmtvert. at ItrJems much tower than usual. at 4 .
1 - B. SAlittinted
Cheap atatkonery and Variety Ohne.
lisp 61. 11353.
umg
.ILOLST'II GOLD PUROl—Sitiest *turf •
Banat
werreatet.—The entracrlber basil:is% te
ethed a lure lot; Of Bagley*. Superior Gokrtens
maps which are! the Congress and Veiled illtates
Peas. both le sad oat of Calle-P. MI or which fan' b.
retorted if the points come off by fair 'useii The
Ilemosoth Coulted Stave Pen is a cliriositti• Coll
lad ma is, together with the others, at - ,
.B. HAIONANTI •
. ,
Cheap Root sod tit/wieners atore.! -
.
slaw copy 'Doom. 11 --
IN Fear . Parts , fof beginsere— th e . AI abet,
Lam aad dwell Hand, made of geed Paair, sad
rated altereatly frees the other Cep" - iloari—Ja.t
aulaufeetured lad la sale at O. BaNNAO,4I
•Cbeap nook and tliatlearty
. June lan.% . • 24 7 . I
IMPORTANT TO' OLLWILONIOs!
ELEMENTS OP AtECHAN.hsit. .
ULUCIDATISO. the ecientiiic' principles ;n1" the
C.,practtcalconstructiou of machines; with Timmer-
Gus epectutens of . mudere machines, tecuarkithle 10,
their utilitV tug ingenuity, by T. Biker, E..
tostratsd by ' SO Sogravlugs, Loudon, YAM° ' Just
received and Lir Rale at • MANNA ~
Cheap Book sod Staikinery aor4.
Jou* 11. 1853. . 114—
QM
GVIVAAPERCHA C ABlES.—;uot reOelvrid a
ang astionment of Gotta Pemba WatkloirCanre•
remarkable Wyllie lightness and durability
poniera the glom and finish of the Guru Don], Cipes
and are sold at half the price. ernes of afiy style
sad Anna made to order mliti either lold ul silver
MOltullllp 'Foy &Ile U. HA N
'July 1, tan. , _
I=3
PAPERe-300 Prete, Curfa la 'Pa
ewbrachni a [lumber of new and fasblonible
parterna,,at reduced pOceb, wboteeale'sod reEitl, Jest
opened at • B. SANN MVO;
Cheap Paper end Seedigtore :
•
It'—
Much 19 18U °
atiLOBRIII VOR SCUOOLS 49 FAlitiLlEd
L 71.4 UK received a lor at Globes, • siew arskielm
proveilksaltable for.Elebnols and Families,*Uklmblco
sedd at Philadelphia prices slitter Finkle or In
pig*. at B. BaNNA,WriI
Cheap Book and eltationeryrAtore.
EOM
J,O
BEADS - WRITIN G AND I;ETTER
PAVER. -Also. Commercial Note Papers, va
tglhiflo, price from el U to 04 per Ream ; egy 'ipe
rlor Papal at old rates, although the pike hail *dean
ted la the allies, at IL IIAN NA,N'S
Cheap Paper and Statioherfrtore.
'Marc DI. lOU. , - IN— 1,
VLUABLE, BEIDUABIUAL 101111..
V -61Tbe Anieriein Ermines,. Draltimen S'nd
Na
ebtsiata' assistant.dssigned for practical working
maitopprestless, and those Intended! for the' Ennis
amiss Profession. tUwitrated with tiro hundild En
&slop nui Wood, and fourteen tatia engratied Loh •
*graphic Plates. by Olivet Byrne. Just publiihed and
Oar sole at H. HANN aN'P Book ;Mime.
Feb. E. 1853.
. ,
ILW POCKIGT TIME noogs.—Tbe
imbscriber Molnar manufactured a new Pocket
Time Book, titled for one month, w hien will be found
very convenient' k Mao, weekly Time .11doks dud
large Time and Pay Rolls. for Cootracions,an d Inc
Colliery and Iron Comb Ishments—itways 'trot. sale
at - .11. BANNO'S
Cite Book Store and
•
rtAIITUOLIP SCHOOL BEADING 000 KB—
. dubscriber has just received a fresh supply
of the let. lid sad tad Books of Reading lessons, com
piled by the Brothers of the Christian &bookie. Also,
Catholic Prayer Books and Catechisms for sale cheap
0: HANNAN,
Publisher and Bookseller,
nit :
July 10. tat
kaalsows IMICS:—The subscriber has
Iltinde arrangementratiways to keep a - Supply, of
thews celebrated LOU on hand. and w ill sellit whole
sale to dealers, at the Manufacturer's prlcesitins
saving the cantata. Ile also retails It in- - r,ullon,
half-gation, quart.ot smeller bottles; at elty , pnees.
.11. HANNAN.
011 POINTED STEEL OEMS—
• BPLISNDIKARTICLE.—Fire's Patent: Oblique
Pointed Steel Pens, runittucted on the same pried.
pie as his celebrated Ould Pens. For sale-ne j ,
' • OAS/INN/VW:I .I'.
Book and 'Stationery Strire,Pothr
July 11. . .
GLEABOBPIII PICTO.MAL ORA WINO ROOM
Companion;relth illuminated title, neat* bound
at the Bindery °rale tinbscribir. Alen, all glrioda or
Pitney Binding , . ' B. BANNO.
MD
SOMBIia.GOODS
Bard Ilid4 Silts,
Silk Tissues;
De Sages,
Lames,
OLD PENS! GOLD PEENS —%l,_
_
Oold Pens a lokss 73 cents GO. G
BA VAN'3,
Cheap' Book and 4tatioo y * tole
246
LETTER. ESIVIOL.
VIOPSd. For sale at B. AtANNAN'S
Book and Stationerf,Siorr.
INTOMINCI SEVEIPiant
KINGSTON, LUZERfiIIPCOIINTY,:I i A.
... .
rpms institution bas one -or the Most de`atreble to-
A. callous in NorthcmPennsytgaitia. •liiitpton I.
a quiet, pleasant and:alubriotie tillage one . wile
West of Willesbarre, and accessible ! by daily Wages
from all parts of the country; The ached:has now
been in operation seven years, durifig which Its pa
wattage his been. liberal and constantly increasing'
Ttureughthe munificence of„Wm. Swetiand. Esq.
ah additional Seminary building, 40 by * feet, aud.
Uueestories high, haa Just been complete,d, and by
the liberality of /1011: Ziba Bennett, Mc:School Is
now fornished with a valuable and avensire library
entirely new. ' The Chemical, Phillisopbtial and A..
creamiest Apparatus of the Institution ill regarded
by all who have knowledge of It, all of a high order
a ud'am_ple for hill esperiments.in ,Nature Science ,
Tai Board of Instruction for the ensuing year is
as folloWs t , • L -
_,
Rev. lIEUBEN - NELIION, A. Id., Principal and .•
Pro
tenor of Kentil and Moral Science:
' Rev. YOUNGLC. - SMITH, A. ati.,Profealior 'of An
cient Languages. '
PHILIP MYERS; A. 8., Professor of Mathematics
sad Natural Science. . ,
I RAY..JOHN A. 'BEL/BELT, PrOcessor 4f German,
sad Me Ma t in Ancient Languages.
ti , l .-- - '
II
I T
H. De Lk LACE, Professot of Plena d Spanish
Languages. ,
JAMES- . WESTLAKE, Assistant in Mathenaat
les sad Teacher of Vocal Music. , '
c• BORER? H.,TIEIBBA. M. D.,' Protesior dfAnatomy
and Physiology. a. t:
Mu mix CARPENTER, Psereptresir.
lita. JANE B. NELSON. Teacher of Diawing and
ranging. , . - ..
situ E LLEN C. 20111 E, Teacher of /Shale.
. „
MEE
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PUBL
MUICIANT WILATELLMATIIIaIk,
IN.477UtrItiENTS.
AutustiO, 1833.
July 16. lIM3
EDUCATIONAL.
foe Public will perceive that the Institiition is un
der the supemsien •nil • instruction ofvery full.
Baud of Teachen, and the patrons are *Soured that•
no pains will be spared to promote the most thorough
Improvement , ot ail the pupils. •
The necessary expenses at this Institution are
moderate. .Board L E 50 wer week ; 90:asking, 374
per dozen; and Fuel. 41 50 per year. • t..; ;•
TERM& OF TUITION.
Term of j T, crm (HI Term, of
• Illweeks 117 nreeiri 13 weeks
Cam. Eng. Branches'. 43 34 'St 747 : : 43 62
Higher do • do -4 46 r 63r 4 , 84
Ancient & Module Lan- ' . . -
pages, 614 8 70`;; .6 66
Drawing &Pautting t extnt. 2 60 3 95: 3 02
Mule. with use of the 71- •
antl,estra, 11 IT I 15 Mr , il9 10
Loom rent in Beminaty, p
(sale staibuits,) 1 1958..• • 21
Chemical lad Phikisoptil- .‘•
. 1
cal Lectures. - 56 78: 60
Inwroldery, Saws, • 3 i ;9 40
The whom expense for Board,Wasbing,
~eel, Lights,
tad Talttoa la the highsiEnglish bruit es; for one
year; will not *tweed gitoo. - •
• Foment ibr Tubbs to be ierarissll3ll advance.
bat for Board, half at the commencement ` and half at
the widebrof each teem.
CALBNDEB FOR 1 8551.6121.
The Academic_ year is divided Into thrfe terms.
Ist Tertn_comences Aug. 18, 1832, continues -12
viselue-iSatittkru Of one week. ;
Tres commences 'Nov. 17,i 1852, Ontinues 17
weeks—fiaeatlos two weeks. ; •
211 Tenn commencen ‘ klarch' 30, 1853, koni;inues 13
ereeks--Tacation six weeks. , :
Tba disclpllse of the Institution combiess mildness
with Armless, Inculcating sound :moral Sind religious
priatiples, persevering indult', Strict order and cor
rect deportment.
Inidents are received. er int 'time. thodgh It Is
eery Important that they should enter rat the tom
_
nisortrweet of the term. Catakigues of rthe Semina
ry, and say Inthrtnation relative to It;' can be rib
calmed by astdriasing the Principal or either of the
undersigned. . • • !L.A. gartliarl.
President of the Board of Tritstees
Loss Ernst,
Itiaemate: Sept: 4.1e31
STOVES.
- _as to
S. do earroaadiag country, thin he Mks Jost added
to Ma tarp stock of Stoves a variety ofeiew.Pauerna
or Cook/a& hirb3r,thlte and Ha Us has
sow ille lamest aid e most spleinild nark of Stoves
11111tfriliered ID this Region before, whit% egania
testi at sbaloweet cub prices. They 4 win top sold ta
Mb WI. ifs has also a ludifueortMent of Tin'd
and Ilearletad Rollo* Wang.~ of all dinetiptions ; a
miminaortareat off:atter/. Tla and Strisiit-Innt ware.
Stop
rs =Coal Sockets , Waih Bollefs, Orals Ret
ied Leales.Prylaa Pare,Wlffie-irons,
large aisonment et loomed
Ware Trays. Re, and all kind of Tin arid Bboit-Iroo
welt dose to order. Tin Ibroling and dratted dope
at the shortest, wake. All order. redirred will be
pampity encoded to. CENTRE Strom, four doors
shwa Ifartit. • •
Pimatilli3Ont.2l, ken.
'Attention!
l overs .of rho btaattial I Mature ;and Art bane
I rabid tbalr antra an pirate yoo: in MAMMA
cuku.sair;eimer ei Market and.
Ceuta Inrorta. TAG sabseribet buret nett to Penit
ents la olor tat prinosat eilterire of hi ' , room. and la
moo nut to take good Uagurrreolnie. • of an •bo
Odra them. Come loos in the day. kea.aent you
an parry Wei to let • ateteto oil. _
Trkaa sa anal; eat defter sad apwerda.7 •
11.-1121MICTIOM laue , •Isi Jotkei_ arta*
PlololllMMCA#Maatitr Casio sad
• : ALtalt.
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MORNING SEPTEMBER '
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MISCELL,AN.V.OIIS.
term, MAI:UM ana rerzauto
• REMOItAL,'
W.IIOWEN having rent ovedlia shop to '2 door"
el • above the American. flOnse, Centre Street, and
taken Into partnership his tkatbenl, the Interfiber'
Innonace to the public that they ate prepared to ei
eclat! all orders in their Wm with the greaten de
apateb.aad na the wen remeninkt terms. Theypem
ploy,soopworkmN and their costOttusts may, there.
fore,,be sure of satisfactory jpbs.
They, also, bug leave .to call intention to their
splendid 'assortment of Paper•hangings, Windots.
shades; Ac., comprising everrirvarlety or style and
quality, is mutt the taste eta Socket of purchasefe,and
which they area at the lowest City prices.
3. W. SOWEN k. BSOTEIETS.
. I doors above ameritau Houle, Centre St.,
Nits, tile, April IT. ifiSt. 15-If
Susquehanna Lumber.
subscriber has received ati hie Steam Alw-
J, ins, Malys and Turning hilllorhere be offers
for sale a large stock of lweli-seleeted. seasoned Lam
be,. frbm -the Susquehanna Steer of the following
descriStions ! I •
' 44, 5-4, 44, and S in.' Panne, Sing,
4.4 and 5-4 la White and,YelloW Pine Flooring,
I &tile. Superior White und,Vetloic Pine thiard4,
Hettiloca Joists, Plank aid Scantling,
Stool Shlogies, - •
lie is prepared to do all Muds' of tittering, Planing
and Timing to order/ A huge assnrtinen«.f Bed
posts, Idenntsters, Table Legs, /et-, Constantly an
band.. ,
. Purchasers are respectfully Invited to examine bis
stock before they wake their purchases-
WILLIAM pOIILOCK, Ag't.
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Mae 7,1E43
• DRAFTS Or. EITHOIPS
AND DASSENGE.IrAg.pNCI:
Tsubaeriber Inform; the publio Sher be la now
stung as Ascot .rot the!: dent Of tows., Gift"
Co., and transmits money o any pan of
Europe for said Arm, to drafts ofl and unmade,
and also engages t assengars;atitke,' current rates,
from •Etiglaud, busied, Scotland. ',and Wales, eitner
to Philadelphia or New Yoh—also in Steamers.'
The subscriber dna not desire to do business for
any person unless they are Perfettly sal laded that he
will ;stormily &weed to theaarne.; He also believes,
from inquiry made, tbit the druil of Bowman. Hi ro
tten & Co., are as wife and trustworthy as Ulf engaged
In the business. 1.8. HANNA S„
Agent for Erie. Mae, tinnnell & Co. ,•
titsteb 19, 1853. • . -
wiseurrows DICIEWT,
•-! • , Vern Otirrro4.
J(CST PUBLlSHR6; . wbilitua's' Diaesi, 9 volume*.
Thia work has now reached its sixth edition, in
which it is. brought down 'to the titian dale. The
new material actually added to this edition compri
ses lbe entire contents or A Blipplement to
ton's Digart,"" by Henry Wharton, together Willi
few cases from WlllllllCe Report• y cares from
a forthcoming volume of Reports, by R. P. Kane, of
the Philadelphia Bar, Alio, some rases decided in
the Supreme Court of trialLialted'States, on error or
eppko from the Pennsylvania' Circuit, reported ill
-Howard's Reports, and te another of manuscript de.
cleans of .be State and Federal courts, at Phttad,.t.
phis, by, him Honor Jitdga 4otir rte. For sale at
hie
H onor
BANN Art'le.
Law and Mist tineortaßook Store.
, March 19, 1853. • ; IS—
PIANOS, OINLODEONS.: GUITARS, Am
MBE Bubiertber a openhis a Wareroom for the
1 vale of Meyer's and Chlcketing's celebrated PI
, , - ANO,/. Also,flne-toned
N"
, a...• 4 Meidgentis, fur Private
\ c„......1ti Houses and I.:hurdles, of
. the very btyt minufac•
lure. lAlso,BUltais, die.,
all of which be wail 'ell here at less than thy prices.
These Instruments are all ; selecied by a competent
person. and he inaranteerhall OM Pianos be sells—il
incyare am what they a re : re - presented they can be
returned. .1 i : • B. HANNAN.
0 Messrs. Meyers iod !Chickering received the
two first Medals at the Woild's Fair, (or their Nanny
in a Contest for sapeirlor merit With all Europe. ,
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Atiril 23,19b3.- I l—
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F. BRO W N'S ESSENCR OF JAMAICA
ili! Ne' E r R
Hll3 Easen a
ce Is preparation of unusual cirri
.l.
rp lence. in' ordinary diarrhcia, incipient cholera.
IL
fuuctione * lt Is or nettituable,ivalue." During the
prevalence of epide is cholera and summer com•
plaints of childreiiiit la peculiarly efficacious ; no
fantily or individual should be without it.
etsatioa.J--Be sure to iet the genuine essence,
Whith le prepared only by F. BROWN, at his Drug
and Chemical siore,lN. E.; Career of Fifth and Cecil
soli Streets. Patiadelylatt, and Air sale by all the re
spertable Apothecaries In:the United States; and at
Pottsville: Pa., by RHIN ii. BROWN
Juno 11, 1853. • I
11111PORTANT NEWS TO TEO PUBLIC
Or. G. N. BOWMAN. Surgeon Dentist.
—,—.... takes Mimi method of Informing the public
ieria••• generalliand his friends in particular, that
he bas removed his Denietry Nom the former room
which he orcupled, o the: xecond story of the • new
brick building at the •orneriof MARKET and SECOND
streets, west aide, ar d four doonvabove N.M. Wilson's
Whet . ..where he w tit at all times be ready td perform'
all Operations on the Teagh,and from his earn& ad
vantages In his profession; and the long time in ibis
and some of the large Citigs, in:practical experience,
he can and will warrant all Ili& Fork, eir ask no com
_pensation•
Dec. *0,15•31
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HE subscrlcer ix Artent fbryericelebrated PI
-I_anus, which took thk highest premium at the
Wojrld s Fair. flelwill warrant these Pianos, and
sell
.. .steeper than the) can be purchased in Fhlladel
philf. These Pleadli range in price from 1240 to WO
cash. There ?Mori have no: atmetinient. Those
with Attachments ire very ditbeult to be kept in
tune, and are attended with sub much expense that
4 1
they ate not a s r Y Jesifsbld; article MIL of cities,
where timely are oit Code/tally at band. Call and
. see. them. Also, arhares Melodeon's for churches,
Lodge Rooms,Dwelltngs, pchotile, &c., &c., delivered
here at city cask p,
cu. i ! B. BANNAN,
Music Dealer and Bookseller:
'2‘./
July 16, IEO3
DR: 8411 RON'S ~
.MAGICAL - PftEriARATION.
Mirth East Cerasti of NOVI and RACE Streets,
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PHILAPF:I.EIII.4.
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WIIERB he coririnuat to treat all private and &I
kale diacamea,guarinteelbg a cure In all case*.
dtiangers and liebidentg, of !Mtn eexee, are Melted
to the Docadra Prilrate Rooms; where he can always
be *toneulted confidentially, free or charge.
• ell• Pereona iesldlog at a dieranee, by enclosing
three dollars In a Titer. port-paid, Stating sy MN Onle,
'will receive a bott e of the Doctors Magical Prepara
tion, by return of math': • !
Came Hours trout 8 o'ilock; A. M., 1111 10, P. M.
Rapt. 18.1858, 1 ' i '
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' N. )31: NEWPiehrs
(Diaries Roso..lPrrwadian Wert .Poitatilie . Psalm,)
Plombllng! shop. , ,
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TiAs CONTANTLY lON NAND A SUPPLYOF
Al all sizes B
of Lind Plpa.-Sheet Lead, Block Tin,
Bath Tuba, Shower Baths, Hydranta, Hose. Double
and Single Actlnar amp, and Water Clouts; also, al
kinds of Brasi Co ks fors atir and steam, Brass Oil
Cups. and Globes{ for Emmet. • All kinds of Copper
Work and Plumblni doge In:the neatest manner a
the shortest notice. , i
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N. B. Cash pald for old Brass and Lead.
Pottsville, 0ct.1116.1840. ' ; 414 f
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rip HE subseribef baying' marcbased T. C. Boyle's'
Stock and Fimures, formerly used by.bint, in the
Vegetable buslrms, and will , be continued by me at
tile old stand, In iii itet bratlehes. Having superior.
advantages for °braining fresh Vegetables and Fisli
from the Philadelphia Mid New Toth - markets, the
community can r/ly on as good and fresh .a supply as
I'
My predecessor utterly served you with. .
• ; H. W. BHIPMAN.,
48-3 m
July lii, 1853.
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A USEFUL NEW WORE. ,
IXTEIGHT Tables of different lengths of Round,
VT @guars and Flat Bar Iran, Steel, tac., by a Prac
tical bleehault—this is ;lone of the most useful works
publlahed for Defilers and Workers to Iron, and those.
who use it, ever Issued. HP correct are the calcula
tions, that any person can safely buy and sell with the.
Book, without erten welshing the Iron and Steel.—
Just published, price Uceata.and for sale wholesale
and retail by ;•, El: BANNAN•
By - tnelosing nine postage stamps, the work will be
mailed free. - to a y pail of the- county.—The Trade
supplied at the u ual dlscount:
.
: ..1an.14.1854. i i
• ' MELODEONS! MELODEONS!!
Tile enburtber has inade, armnismenis with the
Menu fee t a reit , of Bs rkact's celebrated Melody° Di,
far the etch: Up, sale of thene Instruments in Schuyl
kill county, and 111 hive them for sale In a few days,
varyhm in price Wow 045 to' : 1160-r5-11100-fltd-pldo
.and 0100, Organ Style for 'Churches. '
These lnstrumnta, on trial have been prodounded
superior to any t hen Manufacture, both In tone and
durability—and
utters .prites and iehatio nothing for carriage,
he subscriber Will sell at the menu
t
(m
whlch .1s so mut saved.- .: B. BANNAN, - ~
I Agent,for the bilwatlittniere:'
—Nay - l4: 18511.1 ' , i . • 'lo—
NEW POWDER auza.
pHs subscriber bee 'meted a new Powder hill;
J. at alllsoaville, on the West Branch Railroad, and
is prep ared to frlintsh Powder, which be will guar
antee to he made of the heal materials and proper.
ties to Increase 'lts exploslie capacity. He flatter.
hinsselfthat, ontrial, his Powder will'be found eqnsl
in quality to dig celebrated Dupont Powder. Orders
: will be promptly attended' ta, and tarnished at tow
y a w?. for a good article.' , PETER ALLISON.
Sept. 18. tithl; • . 38-17
Taounwr at imams 'ituurricrs
RE
TI lee EDITION.
'rile Practice in Cleil ACtions and Proceedings in
1 tliteduticemt fl aurt of Pennsylvania, and In the
Ininviet Coon and edam br Common Pleas for the
City and County of Philadelphia, and In the Courts
of the Patted fiztei, by Prtntla J Troubst and Wil
liam W. Ilfulry-rTbird edition by Francis Whitton.
Just publishedand fir sate by . B. BANYAN.
• 411111 and Mlncellaneons Bookseller,
ilsrchaft,lBsa. ;
. ".q. ' — COCOA - 4 11 D 12310111111.
WBAKES CO.'d 1111ef IMO and Vardar& !W
-...maiumc • , •• Wes, ?cosi and Balms'. to which
dist premiums • 1711 istea irezdad by ths ;bier lasti
taus aad Fairs til the Union, are far ash by all the
principal °rolls let the WWI Rate*. and by their
agents 7
Mosey & ltarray,Kiew • York ; Grant & Twells,
Philadelphia 7 Thos.r: V. Brundlge, Kahn:tint° j Ken
net & Dudley, litelansth 'Oble.•
.WALTER °Ansa & co,.
DOtChettET, Kass.
117-91 m _ _
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TtEWVita 1100ICII...last resolved. •
1 drake lot of "'rater Soldia, lib large prlatfaeat
., boon& tot C he n for Pew.. Also, a lot of elegant
bound Prayer Sit& Saki UN! M
IS of th e loos
fastkllotte—all o whlcb 1,111 be sold very low at
I -R 811iNAN'S
Cheap Wboleaall an 4 Retail Soak k Stationery more
AyrU 9. ma. I .
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WORKS OP SWUM. -OrillasTOEl.—in
TV eta volume, wilts permit—Use oely
!edition otehe works_ :af, Webster potilletted , It hato
. Puled ;Monk settees thew time entkeut sloes the
aatbeea desk Jest esulteft Ate 4 ,wllt be weld et
P"Usbeif PON I ati ii:SANNAN'S
01163: r* ) r•1'...-4PWW IIO4.IIo r t
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PIANOS
TRUCK 1317515113118
lONINEW*AIIigIi OM TUE II
The antiscriber big Nat received -Um iollow lag
aunmentatiesqa ; . .
Clam's ComOsataei on the Bible and Testament,
Do do Olt tile Ticament, separate.
Compeellenileis Commetnary,yenerat editton,
Do tdo Baptist edition s , .
Beott'allonamentare. _ . .
11 ot irtilettaullthe await. unusually low rates. at
,
Chop Boa and audio's Bton.
4 peril 9.8453
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INIANUFACTUAIES' .
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=alum Ecalaur4 :
1109E.AND tiCtitt MAKER. Ntr. 130 N. 13th St.
._. ', I PRILADELPIII.k. . 1!
k 4 AVIIINE RELTIG,Sinitle. Double'rar Round,
ill tnaitn of tic*iic it y • Leather tanned eapressly kir
the Navin.; 9164rt1e d i‘sr the Priest improved paten
ted klachineiy,Aictriented and 'tithed lit the very
nest manner. ii , ihranted equal to any in use.' I
Lap* wade u:S(ti scats-proof Cement tr i desired 7
Largezit 11111 lit 4.11.14 e °lass best matertali:•and work
manship and atiow prices. ?, • .E
ile Orden. ma, 'be leh at R. RICHIF . S Ll;lither Starr,
-.... North 'ld - - - '-`•• • I
N 0.136 North Street. PIMA°IpMa.
Bain tsetitem.L•cpcok Picicrit .LlNATusta. •
J.tv: 15.11'534,1 • )i 11-1 v
istfelOilli a. -i'.. 1 , "'..." -
'l3. eingle at res 7440 Ls, any rat t of the coon
Onleis by 11111 , e,ura i .lly eset. uted. .4! ".
Ansi! 'Li, Mira: .
.. r., 1,17-nna
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: , COACH MAILER'S ninnoval.
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~. . , 411T1(1?. FItinSCRIBER HAVING; r1T
r.,....i.,...- 1-...7, „tied up onc of the largest Vuscb decifst
„.1. 1 ...',.V55r... ;lit the :lime, in Coll StreH, Pomo( Ile.
.."- ''''' 'Pa., nett triJ.ll. AdarrlßSCVo..lll . l4Ceen
Factory, wlteee'. Ms facilities for manacactusia all
i
klnds - ni Carifigesand Light iWaggons eartnot he ur
i,am.ed—tielue„u practical Mechanic. and basing a
numberia years' PX pertrar, in the billings*, he he i tpes
to g l ee genemiestistseinie. ~
All kinds off,:tlrrisees and Light Waelons kept s on
'habil.. Also. siqrind-liand W &Jon a , 4.c. r I
A 4 tepairg ..isiently done °iamb froiu'h Mare
promptly htiritaird to , !!
11 . 1 •
.; , W !STA II; A. KIRK.
Julie 5. 10f; l' ' • ,: 41-If
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.it
~.j . . oAcu MASUgG. ,--- ! :
1 ,0 i: AulLierObrr, Icing Aran in iStrOdues Strain
I Pour, atiytotherwise esdargn the
tfacides o ni f Mjnk
already exte e niiv io e Eo- '
ablAuc,-itHee the atntn ''rl44.
of
the (MAW to Os mann facture of Coach
es. Wagons WI VehiclenoCevcry dracr.lptloti.
Having malty department of the coach making
business at 1,00.1, employing only the beat wnikmrn.
and mom; iti4ert materials, dealers ntal• be sure of
erre/lug satisfactory work. I,
Vetitcles °revel y Style and finish made to order.—
iterniats 'teal and substantially done, 13.prders
ni
from abroad i timidly attended to. ~
b- hop. Mffi'rls' Addition, Centre Fit.,•rtearly oppo.
site Abe York:Stem, Pottsville .1
7: (iEORIU JENNisthi.
Mitch 19 oi3 11-tt
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Beauiltul Cottage Furliture.
1.111.1 ..übe,f t ibq is receiving fl 41 11l the;best Malta
L factories vgiti.. tiny,. large lot of Vottage Fund
ture.of Mci lalt•it and oust beautiful ,Ratterns,ern
brat:The whf;letts, all of wbk Is will be sold at city
priers. carriagh added. . .
_., -,,,..
Ili also ! keeps on hand, and manufatturrs
to °Her r en li;tfids of tionseholitFurnithre, " X 2
of em, isteet.;pleist lash inna liir and drsirable
l'atfcrils, alivll which edu br examined ht his Ware
Rooms, eorn4 , .lll . Cent re and Union streets. nearly
oppoitte the Oimopal Church—all of Which will be
:.'olital the ve . r§.i3OVell rat'', . • .
l'. ! lIENIiV GREKi4N,G.
April 2, In:f. ' 14,11' 1 \
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-1 MU my
- to r
, i- -- 80011, BINDERY..
rrEJE 8111.7:(ill/rf 1111 l 111cris in
fyienttsUP4 the piiblie that he haw
niathi a coniql.rat•le ndait ion to 1113 Bonk
Bindery, audets procured a Book litndir
from one of ie best Binderies In _
delpliia. acitifianted with the latest style of flog,
A
and ; who wturn out his wont far superior to
1 It 1 rti heretidifir e produced in Pint Books bound
in any style:olAliniline, a her 81ani oi id full gilt
Tuikey MorZil•co.
Ittaak W4l inigell or plain, made tol aby pattern,
slut printed'aciiii ruled at liners lowe s t , than in the
City, r i
Honks bou:i . Vl by the ,01 , 10111 y, and P,kper ruled to
Pattern by 11 D HANNA N.
April 3, • 14—
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, DIANE 1300 E FACTORY.
!NEW ViIZE 1); I:LA 1C,i;110 OK.
9 , glF. sub:Oilier 1103 corninenced the nikonfaciuie of
Plank BOO: —hem :en the .:ize ofiltiriir , ,And tools
cap; on beaulifol paper, who ti a dqtrable,oritcle
for:Alerc liantii and other...
Ile also upinufactitres all kinds of Blank Bunks,
equal In tjunpiy, quite as neat and durable and 'at 1e.i.4
rhos: city plea. All lie a,ks is to glee llis 'Blank
Barks inautritictured in Pottsville, a trial:
D:T BANNAN.
All kinds hr Books ruled, printed and bound to or.
der±and Mortgagee, Pictorial Newspa
pets bound!..Stl rebound as neat and cheap as they
can be donepri Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
April 30, 1 . 040. , ld
•
• Venitifin Blind Manntictory.
ECM
EIZI
'Eighth tit.y etween Ncertegion 4- 24' Tohantongo
u tr IIt.7ARBE announces to the citizens of Potts-
V! • vilWpitid , vleinity; that he is plated to man.
ufictu're ttLINDri or eve y size, color
and style it Snort notice and at the !Divest rates,—
lie feels corfddent that a trial alone is sufficient to he
convinced qrthe advantage or purr hailing his blinds.
A fine assttrtment of Blinds constantly on hand.—
MI a alifal.lfrepated Ir retialt,paikt and trim old
Blind' in sqeb a mann..r as to;.renderl them almost
equal. In aplOarance., to new.
APrll 23.1.93. T 17-6 m
SEASTYLE, SPRINCUSTYLE..
e pi t fig- St yleof 1141::1?' non,
x'.!-ead 1140e,:etyret olthe
- . Nrie. ItA 7 a itel CAP
T 1: I , St-ea: t Imo ifoors
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abort the ~4ti. n ers, ;) • ,
,011. the tit:anti - ism libiffely besinwed upon him
the sohYribcr wi:old—retfirn most :sincere
,
thanks, anit::hopes pronint attentirth to the wants
°Otis nuntrireus rit•trott-ra and the public generally
to'nverit a es Minnation of the sate.
'141.1.1. Poona havire a preference •for the mann
faCture of by partletilar elute of tirti can have the
same by letVing their order with the subscriber:.
(tED. TAPPEN.
l'ottsvllle 4, March S„ 18:1. -ItHf
r. rPAPER, •Sic.
Cheaper than Ever!
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8090 PIECES PAPER RA'piGINGS
At B. #4IV.NAN'ti Paper Por'e, Pottsville,
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i. 1 01.1) PA PERS, from 75 cents to il 40
11../ - Frencil Papers, vat Mud prices. :,
;Glazed - pipers, front' 00 to 60 cents,:)
' Unglazed'Papers, Iron' 7 cents to '2. rents,
Ilelplenditi Plait, Entry and Platoon tippers, •
il Gold, V4iVet and !notation liordeta,
Curtainikiin l'ilper and• Linen. tronicB to 10 tEni B.
PainteOhades, from ;.tt cents to 415 eat.h, a olden:
did assorenteat. . ,
I Fire cictlitins, Beautiful Views, Panel Pariei , Deco.
rations, Clitunuis and titatues,Nitchcs.
',The sulgtCritirr has made his eelecilons of Choirs
Patterns Scion for of the largest tot nufactories,anil
i4.insequeolly his St.oc . k millraces a greater variety pl
pattering than ran hi' found iu any shave in the MY ,
Re pleds , iTs himself to sell all his:Tapers at Citi
curl Peters, imitate Gold and more eipensive Paget'
at less thrliprity mph prow.
Ma rurliiitn Paper. embiace new and heattilfu
Patterns.,4 very Mit/rates., .-i
i re Meit:tidnts and Pager -Rangers supplied will
curtain rskr and Paper Hangings, n. [tolerate, at thi
very 10%1 irk el.. ' , ,
? Eleganf..'AlNTED 1 4 11ADEsi, on,,Canvas., at lee
than 04101 - Icel. :lonic' Superior .Pattern's, run b
found anmAg his Stork, suitable for In, most .4 , 1 1 0
hhuses. ~- .. 1
0- As VCrt. arelletermined not to be undersold by
any persti4who Ititendi paying tor :bis goods. those
'geho war4;hargains, end the advantage of seleilin
(tout a laiye and varied stock, bad better call at '
~ 1 ...i -13.';f1ANNAN'A
. 2
- ChrajttlrholerJß a!A Retail l'aptir, Rea mid SIC.
.I.i, tisaiyis...Erser. - i' i: . .
Irv. Papi4;llanactsforniArd when required. ~
'i March 0 . .1853. '
• I '. 11—
-
PAVER PAPER !! PAPER ! !
MEM r.sntacritt.q. toter cowl tangy on hand a fill
of
Leiter,Nap and Papers,;;'
Wrapiejig, Hardware, Illaatinr,Cnltned and Tisane
`Paper., v:r-;
t j Paste 440ard..,. Din& ra' Boardtt,'B4., ace.,
.
nale tin'teasonnble ler ns, by
A. M. Cot.i.INS 8 CO.,
15 Minor iitreet, Ithitattelphia.
Agenle for the Sale of flie 'Refined Tulol
mircht,l:,
!Ewa
vrieswintlLE PATTERNS.—'The suberet•
V her bib Just received a lot of Vestibule Patera,
of PapeejllanOnas, a little bllperlorlto any .thing of
the kind efrer altered in this section:- AbO, -
. . .
~
„. 'GOLD pApErell.,;' 1
!'ilf the Ildaat and miut heautlfut panerne, attest than
iity pritita, at .
-... R; BARRAN'S.
Chenpl'aper arta Varies, Store.'
,I Aptil 9Pi MI . , Ts—
CLOTHI
DOTS' CLOTHING:-
E would respeettuily inform thetrl
',l•rueragir friends and Customers of Schuylkill Cs.
that their}ruivottinent of Clothing for Young Gentle
men -yquelt larger than ever:ind i hey are disposad
td sell ake p. Person:. living at a distance, have the
- privileg 3,f exchanging clutiiing purchased at t 'ls
store. It 'gluey do out suit.'
F. A. HOYT & YIBOTLIER.
, gig Chestnut rit;,tmther at Truth, Philed's
Aprittiss3. 1317 ' I
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...
Vanlity the trap test of chtapnest. I
agArranga! Clothing!! currmara ! i i !
_ - 11118 molt extensive assortment of•
drithing in Schuyitill Comity, from 20
- tolo per cent. rheaper and better made
t.gin can he purchased else Where, is at
-.. OLD . BAK HALI.,",co met of Centre aad Dabanton
so tit r e s.. ~ . I
A 'rnejOitileent assortment of FALL and WINTER
CLOTHO% of the meat fashionable et les. to now
,on trandMnd ready for sale at Omar that • Grit COM
' PETITION. As e very- article sold.at iti estabilib
meat itittanufactured In Pottaiille, ft Ie therittire,
expresalyiadapted to thls region ocad ogre i s great ad,
vantage/lc; to purchasers over aliAl• eery Ws*,
Citydasfid analog. . I
ONE TRIAL will prove this. beyond all doubt in
any wriChre strangers to the! fact; end those who
have yet puret axed their 'PALL orMINV.it
moo utiNifitl de well tonallaudjorige for theater ea.
Ap 1p? *pie 'p '
variety of t .',. - ',' - .. „ ' '
4 1 .! -,
. now 'ef.ollll , -+ic. .
SuitablelbX the season, at extremity tow.prices.
ftmuMbbet the old stand," 01.0.1A1t BALL," cor
net 0(7q A t:titre and grabs atoned' Otieets. •
' ' EDWARD T„ TAYLOR, Propr !e'er. [
(Late thiPiseurt L'Tir ton,bnpOtere orelotbs*nd
Dr/ d
Citeij . • •
... . ,
A ithinD.-EDWARD T. TAYLOR., blerehbut
Tolloi,ikoiiildicaplithilli call* tot litteatlon of his Ou
merDils o ftleada and the public in tilt Pail and ,4Oltln
ter k of Clothe, Cattiautern,:Elegant
ot*ted from thibest - marketooolach itoAte
tortdvtiOttittuo to older, at ter! Milan
. 1 *
_AllbilkPAtheAt Rh.sasPeOdet nAUk
—As .;$ • - •
AltraNtitteltiew York, Looddivond Polls fisktdas.
PottiLltp*OttEN 111.11.' : Wt. 1,
;IRON FOUNDERS:
so co OPMIATOZCSAND ors.
rIONEER . BOILER rvoteks.
I,IIIIEI SuWeribers resynetfulty4uvite the wren
%ll; tion"ofibebitsinma community to their Boiler
work.,' the - adjoining the, P/Orler Fur.
nahe, P ttsvide, Pa., where they 4 ; aro prepared to
inictifs tore
BOILERS OF), EVERY DES L. 'RIPIION
Smoker&seks, Am 'Stacks, Blase Ptpee, p a some.
tees, Rift Cars. kte.. &p. Boilers on hand.
praetlest aleehanies andlaymg for years
devoted thernselvisentirely to this branch of busi•
netts, they Ratter themselves - that work done at
their eitabliahment wilt give satisfaction to all who
map faimr theta with a eatt..:lndividuals and Coin,
pries tvNt find il greatly to thetradvantage to ex
amine their work before engaging elsewhere.
JOHN & JAItIES NOBLE.
194
MEM
NITom mon mom worms,
_ ~-
! I rtit"l'S V I'LLIi, .1.. A.
,i, WREN a Warn. reePectintly In
vite the attentkut of the business comm
unity to their b etty w blectine'Shop and
foundry, erected een COAL and -
Rh0.„1,14,-,mie, and noosing on Norwegian Street,
% ,:a er ,, ib e y are prepared to erectile all orders
ftii machinery of Bran and iron,sticb as Steam
iik h gt ,o, ' all ; f ind, ef (Scaring for Saint/4111i,
ttrist atid Sew Mills, Sin gie and Oduble-acting
!lumps.; Coat Breakers, Orin Cars, all kind of Rait
raid Inetinge,'much as Chairs, for sat and T Ball,
Frogs, Swltcnes, Cc.; all kinds of mist and wrought
i ton sot:Li ng .. thins Practicai decimates, and atter
hiring! made the, demands of the voar B r it o n their
sindy Ihr years, also an kinds . Machinery in their
it he of' i easiness, they flatter themselves that work
done at their Establishment will give satisfaction to
all wtoa may aerie, them with a calL Ail ordersthank-
Wily rsOved and promptly executed on the moot rea
stnabi terms.
, JOHN Y. WREN,
THOMAS WREN,
1 • i ' , JAMES WREN.
lOct Jen. ' I : .40-tf
lERANELIN IRON , WORKS.
11
rile SUBSCRIBERS ANNOUNCE
to the public ihaLthey Sfe the Proprie
ors bftne Franklin Works, Port Carbon.
MOO canted on by - tt. Stillman, where
ilery v!onttnue to Oulu facture to order, at the shortest
notice 4 Stead k:altines, Pampa, Coal Breakers. and
Machinery et 11113qO Any size or description, for min •
lig ori ther warpage'. Also Railroad and _Drift Cars,
Ikon o L grass Castingsof any 6 aze or pattern. Orders
17e re Pi.(4illjtii 7il c O,, lted ll. PULER It. BROTHER.
1
!FRANKLIN SHOVEL WORKS: The eubscribers
cOntinhe to fondle the Colliers lad Healers of fiCh'i.
00UtilY, with etteVele ofall kinds, at the lowest Phil
adelphia prices. !Attention, is particularly called to
their Goal Ehovel. Orders lot Shovels of any site or
Omen, promptly attended
i GEO. B. HALER Ir. BROTHER.
. 31-H
c4;iit.
Phil
If 21 1852
Pl. _NIL= ROLLING zeILL.
r. • ;ME RUBISCIIIIIBUS respectfulli an
i noubce to the public, that' their new
Rolling Mill is now eoruplete. , and In
/ziti
failoperation, and.that they are prepay
ea to apply all :kinds of Bar Iron of various glues,
Which they will warrant to be .supertor in quality
fo an ;, obtained from abroad, at the same {mites.
They also manufacture T Rail*, for the use of the
Collie tea and Lateral.Roids, welshing from 91 ,to So.
ib e , N O:ad:made. of the beat Iron, and which Will
lie found much"chrhpve than the Imported snide.
i Being plactiref mechanic,. and : haying oad tumid
(lßMO experience' In the Iron builinen, they darer
tnemallvai that tliey cart alas entire satisfaction to
purchi sera, and will also maka•it'their Intereat to pa
orinlis home maitiftcturea. 1.. - .
. I . • lIARRIS,'OURNIIIII & CO..
Del 0,1d51. • 49-tf
. SS
k' Initivtli
B DaIIADOW IRON WORKS. '
•W.,11IIDEION; IRON nod BRA
i Founder, reepectfidly Informs hit pat
i rens, and the public genefully, that
he Is lolly prepared, at the above E..
(Mills atoll, to fitautifactare Steam Engines of, every
Size; umps, Rallrcad and Drift Unrs.and every other
itevcri - tion or Iron and Brass Casting.. suitable fur the
Coal Ining or other bootees'., oothe most reasonable
termi, ,Also, Blowing Cylinderefor Blast •Fjtrnaces
itnd Machine work In general. ~ •
Rena iriny of all kinds done with neatness and des
natchi •t ihe lowest pricer,. All work furnished by
him Will be warranted to Perfoim veil. lie would
nollci the custom of those who may want articles In
his Ili e In 'bit vicinity. 1 All orders will meet with.
limmediate and prompt attention; -
11- W. HUDSON,
March 15.1851.. 11-ly
STEAM CAR , FACTORY.
1 ...-...,... +.1.• ...,--,,
,4114
T": .
..b„er,,, ,v e to inform the public that
ii
p i. addition to .thelel former - STEAM ENGINE
. -- - R and FOUNDRY - ,they have. recently put up
reachlnary and 'Mope 'f r L
othe. menufacture of
CARS, TRITE'S end other Rail Itoad:Cars,by
n power, which enables them to execute all that
tif work, not only much better, but with greater
tech and at the very lowest prices. Having thus
+1 these extensive preparations, Individuate, and
itinies requirin; work 'Attila kind, will find It to
Odvantage to wee them a call.
ikNknER & MILD:ES.
43-tf
'24110 '
new
VA
Atea.j
peapa,
padP,
comp
,!.letril
get. 25,1851 1851
_ . _ --
i*OTTSVILLE IRON WARES. ; .
GEO. ItIASON. - & CO. REspECT
fully announce to lthe publlE that tbry
have •taken the Establishment Anoka
as, the Pottsville Iron Works on 'Nor
wegian street, Where they are prepared to build all
kuld.iiof Steam Engines. manufacture Railroad Can,
and Machinery of almost every, description. It the
short notice,and on the most reasonable terms.
—Persons from abroad, in want of dteatu Engines;
will Ond It to their advantage icilive them a call be
er erfgaglng elsewhere. (May II - tf
EIRE INSURANCE.
MORA= VALLEY
RMERS' INSURANCE COMPANY,
SCOTIA, NEW YORK
vital $20011.10. Well antt xrcxr.h Invette4
DIRECTOR&
ADOM C. , VON 1 4 .1T10N, IrAnyer IT/15On,
Wirm Rscraa; JOSPNR
CHA LICS P. SIONOCIIS, H. DINICK,
te/li r kal W. TOLL. . ,10&&C VW:II)NT.
JANOS W. PANOURN, JUNO A. BELL,
COOMBS 11. TOLL, - /NicitocA•INNOONS,
JOll 4, LOOSING.
tiFFICERS. • . '
A. AA VAX PASiEl,Pfelet. Louisa BELL,SeCTAIiry.
WM Herron, Vice Pres't.l MO WAN . TOLL, Trelir,
Ia !rams lIAMIIIXAOX. Jun., fieneral Agent, No. 3
Ore !ne direct. Trenton N. J. c _ .
. . iterEne.Neuel. • ..
Han. S. 11. Johnson, Co., Judge, Schenectady.
j" Jim F. Clute, Sheriff, ~ , '- •'
F " D. P. F{Xl6l4 County Clerk, - " ,
i.. Abram A. Van Torsi. Mayor. " •
• , ••
N. Alms, Er-Mayor' ''
1.
" - • '
U. Wright, Itedoraer, Ajbany. .. .
. U. Tan Dyck, Psi:Trims Albany Atlas.
!Jacob O. Sanders, Esq. .1 : '
. ;Thomas Clark. Eist , New York. • •
; sle POiltlell of Insurance utast FI!C. and also," In
fanpolicies On COAL antL ROATS, consigned to
Ph indelphla, New York, and 'Eastern Ports. toned
4 1 •
t
. .11 E' . WIIfTNEY,.
. .• I Agent for Schuylkill County,
• i - I . • Office nee I door to !diners' Bank.
J ae 25. ISM. : • ta.tri
.
4 . .
' ITII/JID , ANNUAL ST ATIERSENT
Br9F THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE and • MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY - of PENNSYLMANIA•
' rich °Mee; 145 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
AS ets May 1,1851, ' 1r209,016 51
Pt [alums reaseed:to May I. 1653,
133,250 56
In erect on Loins, he., ' • , 1,016 10
Ca itai Stock, 1 . 00,000 00
1 ..
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• , :
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Lnaaee, expense'_ minratanye and r 0
uttied piuntlutus,
•
. iNVESTMPNTS.
rids. Idortgiges„ atocke'and other good
l'eeurities, , z,. • 0161,491 99
emlom not es, .379,016 51
oh on Land.. 17,925 21
. ..
T. tai em'. of retontces liable - far lo ••••• ' 058,318 70
his - Company Inheres on build ings • perpetually or
11., lied ; also, on all kinds et Merchandise and Air
ni ure by the year, on the mast reasonable terms.
ppllcationaVer Insutance•in the above Company
erp respectfully solicited by - •
, I ; JOIIM T. 141ICENER, Ag'i.
FFICE 4 -In CENTRE litch-et, 3d door above Mar
k Pottsville., •
'tine 11.!853: 144 f
-
, .
I • ! . uraErawnr.
tir. FRANItLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
• 1 LIF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE No. 1631 Chestnut street, near Fifth lit
I . DIRECTORS,
:parte, N. Paneker, Peorge W. Richards _ •
homas Hart, - Mordecai D. Lewis, -
'Tobias Wagner, . Adolphe E. forme,
, samuelGrant, David S. Brown,
',Jacob R. Situlth, Morris Patterson,
,Continue to make lasurante, pilMatlefliar limited
oi every deserlpticia of property, In town end country
. The Company have reserved a .large Contingent
a tales a• low as are constaleut with so-entity,
F, nd, which with their Capital and Premiums, safely
t it
!The asset. bf lire Cornplia ion, iallue4 lol . Ida, as
i vested, afford ample protection tg the loitered.
published agreeably to an 'Act of Assembly,,were as
fellows, Its : .
Nglialca 1520,555 85' 6tocks, 51,563 23
Real-Rotate, 105.358 90 Cash, Am., 45,157 67
Temporary,
il Ima "1 . ' 115 . 431 00 !i•_ ' fliatosc V .
,Since t heir Incorporation, a period of elghteett
df-yeed ars
g.
liess y aid' detlar the have paid
s. u .l pwards often Wiliam too lea.
osiis 'by fire, thereby afford
i g ',widened of the advantages of insurance.as well
she ability and disposition to meet With prompt.
ries, ell I laba t tr i t iss
ri
a,
BANCECER, Preiddent.
1 i '
~,„ CHARLES G. BANCILER, Secretary.
‘‘,4;uesubscribnr has been appointed agent fur the
vementlunedisathution. snd I. now prepared to
.' ikeinsurance, on every ditsqlPii" of. property, at
I e lowest rites. ANDISEW IIIIS)4614 Agent,
Purtsvilte..latill.lB.sl. ; •,- . - - 11-0.4.-.
10 6tn
WATCHES, &C.
. - auswves.
RADN- ELLIOTS , Sign of the Big liltatehi op
l IRAD).- .z........._ _ _
47t a al; a . n a le nt e gelrg e l l iii the
public in general to call andesain
lue our stank, as we feel eoaddent
it is thee best Wit wasairee offer; ••,. ..._.
d in We regioa.and wo *ill Sell 1 4 riortedelPhte
rites: , ' •• t . ‘ .. , .
4,
Our, itOelf chides in re it of a fall itiaornottat of
old . add Bons !.aver avid and Oliver • Levine,
: I Watches," • •'t %Patens., •,. - -
1
Ilvernble&Tesityooni Forks. Outter4mliet, &c.
Plated emote, -- ' . Pratt & Cate Baskets; ,
. ata Cara Trays, Cape. -Mantle Minim% lbe. \
•
And a general notertment of Falvey Goods.
With o• thorough bnowledge of nor btatlnees„ -sad
*at? &MP/ tbr galrehaelng to advantage, we ratite:
undatsold by honest &agent fa the Staid. We
thank* for the liberal natronage we have hereto
rore received, and by intik attention to bueloess, we
bops to we/kite erwildatsee of-the community - and
pur *bare of their nationals ,
' . ' • ' WILLIAN BRADY.
. -, ' • - • ~ ' • •.' /0178W/en 81.1.40TP.
N. 11:=A Mere dEseountuiVedlats and small Des!.
frt. _
83. Particular attention paki to the irtOiting of
:Weal; Watch*, sod Jewett?.
13.18611. • • • 16.j.1
Sint INKS I INK I 1 1 I—flood Ink In boilks'as
4140461ekatitlittlebirtelen
;->
SHERIFF§ SALES.
011:Elan"s!AZ.ES Of !VAL ESTATE,
• y virtue of . undry'wr l ts cf Ler' ari Farias and
BVindttion 1 Exianas, jotted 4y. the Court of
Common I'lesisOf Schuy kilt - Cimuty, and to me
directed, there Will bee: -, ed'', to , Public 'Sale or
outcry on SATURDAY, September 3d, 1&53,.at 10
.o'clock in the forenoon, at , the F,'ublic House of
Daniel Hill, in^the Borou.3h of Pottsville. Schnyl.
kill County, the following de , ceihed Real Estate
ALL that certain - lot,o piece of ground situa •
on the noriheasterly sidi.of Centre Street, in 'the
Borourth of Pottsville, S huyikill County, contain-_,
leg in front on laid street forty fart, and iu depths
two hundred and thirty Get, bounded southeasterly
by • twenty feet wide aly - , northeasterly by Rail. •
rLail street, northwester) -., by properly of Thomas
M. O'Brien and Solomon Foster, and southwesterly
by Centte'Street aforesaid, being the southeasterly
part of the lot which is 'marked In the , --,•
general plan of , the. Town of Pottsville
with the number forty, being , the. same e a;
premises which the,;:!, in).ers Bank. of • a
Pottsville, in the Coins v of Schuylkill,
granted and conveyed to 'George H. Stirliter in fee,
subject to the right, it -, of the-legal repreSenta•
tires of Samuel:Potts, -cettsed;;lo the Stone or
fossil coal in and upon I e premises.) with the int.
provemente, cOnsititingi,f a two-stiry Stone Tavern
House, with a tour-story Stone Bitek-Bunding,-and.
two-story Brick Kiicaen attached, ( 120 _,.wu as the
" Pottsville House,") with it Frame stable, chef
Sheds. and other out-bitildings, ai. the proper: of
GEORGE H. STICHTER. I
ALSO, All that certin lot or!picce of _ground
in
,situate the Bouh of 'ottsviileiSchuy, flint Co.,
I
bounded northwardly • Norwegian Street, east- .
wardly by lot of Peter ore,southwardly by a ten
t i,
feat wide alley, and we twarilly try lot of Charle
magne Tower, E,q., ciantaining in width 30 feet,
as depth 110 feet, with.the appurtenances, -con-;
si .ot of a two-story Frame 'Dwelling louse,
with a two-story Frame Kitchert, attached, and u
two-sto:y Frame Dwelling Houseq with a 11 story
frame Kitchen attached. -
As.SO, The one lull, equal, 'undivided fourth
part, (the whole into lohr equal parts to be parted .
and divided) of all that !certain messuage 019 tree
meat, and tract or parcel of land,,situato in Lower
Mahantongo township,, Schuylkill County, contain
ing 40 acres anti Ti perches, more or IVS , ' bounded
by lands of Michael liiirChard,ljohn Dieter and
others, and being the same premises which Alex
ander Green, by Deed dated Julyl 2d, 1831, and re
corded in Schuylkill County, in Deed Book No. 28, .
page 1115, granted tied conveyed tO Peraraus Bruin°,
with the appurtenances, consisting of a 1 dory Log ,
Dwelling House, as the property of PERAMUs
13ROBST. ~
- ALSO, All that certain lot cut piece of ground
situate in the town of Tremont, in Tremont Town
ship, Schuylkill Couly, bounded nonhwardly by . ,
lot of Joseph Pinkert° , eastward'', by a 10 feet
alley. southwardly by 10101 Elijah Steese, and east
wardly by Railroad Street, containing in width lif •
ty feet, and in depth about 200 tees, mere or lets,
with the apputtenanCes, consisting of 3 two-story
Frame. Dwelling Houses, as the property of A.DRA.
HAM FORNEY.
ALSO, A part of two ' lots of itround„ situate in
the Town of .Donaldsen, Schuyl - ill C 0.,,
marked in the plan if said town With_ ../. ' •
Nos. 7 and S, boundei r WI follows : 1.4
Be
ginning at the southeast corner i:lf a eer- /... L
: taut Frame House on lot No. 7 4 thence
along Centre Street 03 feet clinches to Harrison St..
thence northwesterly long's:old street 13 Miners
Alley; thence West, thirty-six :feet live in
thence south through lot No 1 to the place
of beginning 150 leetwith the apptirtennucen, con
sisting of n three-st re Fra
, :ime Dwelling House,
.and a 11 story Frame liwetling House, as the pro
perty 01 DAVID KR 27,135. .
ALSO, No. I. 'fhe undivided rme-thiid part ct
a certain tract of land situate partly in Blythe and
partly in Schuylkill wnships, Schuylkill Count,
adjoining lands of P ee r Knoblanch, Henry Koch;
James Heuryand la n ds of the Valley Furnace Co,
containing 2lt: acres and allowance, more, ar less,
with` the appurtenances, consisting of two I story
Log I/welling Houses. :. .
No. 2. A certain trtiet of land situate in North
Mentieim ToWnship,itictitiqtail County. adjdining
lands of Peter Hummel, Daniel ',Hummel, b reder
ick Boyer, George Kimmel and others, containing
09 acres end 93 perches and allowince, with, the
opp_urtenaiices. ) -
) '
, . .
i . -
No. X. A certain tract of land situate n. Barry
Townslir?. :Schuylkill County, adjoining landslate
of Michael Bolich, Isnac Yarnell 'and others, con
taining 53 itcre., - with the appurtenances.
No. 4.- A certain tract of laud situate m Upper
Mahantongo Township, Schuylkill County, adjoia
ing lauds late of WithunfAVitnian, Esq., deceased,
and lands-applied for by John Shoener, Jr., con
taining tn./ acres, noreor less, with the appiirternin
ces. -
No. 5. The undivided halt orris 'certain tract 01
land situate in Barry Towiediip, Schuylkill County.
containing 35 acres, rnore or tes t s , it tieing part of
the same; ract of laud sinveyed to the i t,
said John Shoener, Jr., by virtue of a Z.::
warrant granted to him by the C,otnmon- ;VI:. 1
wealth of I'm:insets-ante, and patented to I s
Oa on theT7th day of April, 1938, with
the appurtenances.
No. ti. The undivided halt of a certain 'tract of
land, situate in Schuylkill Township, Schuylkill
' County, adjoining lands late of William Audeuried,
Daniel Focht, and Lewis Audenried, containing
12 acres and 43 perches, strict imeasure, with the
appurtenances.
No. 7. The undivided ball of a certain tract of
laud, situate in Branch Township, Schuvi kill COUfl•
iV, . formerly ' owned by Nicho - Alton. bounded, by
the New York &: Schuylkill CrialCompany's lands,
lands no.w or line of Michael Hiallenbach ,and Mo
ses Jacques, containing 107 acres, with the appur
tenences.
. - ___
No. 8. A certain tract of latid, situate in West
Brunswick Township, Schuyllent Colmiy; contain
ing .100 acres, More or less. being the.same tract of
land known ;lithe hnabb S Lorah tract, with the
appurtenances, consisting of a two-story log Dwell
ing House,i-with a I.} store stone Beek Building
thereto attached; a Frame Bare, Blacksmith-shop,
and several Log Tenant Houses.
No. 9. 'The undivitkd halt ofin tract of Woodland,
situate . partly in Ent Brunswick. and partly in
Schuylkill Townships. Schuylkill County - , bounded
by the Little Schnylkill,Bailroad, by lands late. of
Jonathan Jones & Co., Joseph Heistei,
deceased; and Jacob Heisler, containing _
1237 acres and 159 perchesand alloWance, ;;;:
wilt the appurtenances. . - /. as
No. 10. All that certain Farm and trait
of land, • situate in South' Manheimj Townskip,
Schuylkill County, bounded by lands now or late of
Henry Berger, Peter Berkheiser, Joseph Fenster
macher and others, containing2sS acres, More or
less, w ith the appurtenances, consisting of a two
story Log Dwelling House, and a Bank Barn. •
No. 11. All that certain lot or piece ofground all
nate in the Borough of Orveigsburg, Schuylkill
County, on the south side of Market Street, bounded
on thevwest by land. of Jacob Hammer. on the
south by a 'AI tee: wide alley, hn the east by Frank
lin Street, containing 44 perches with the appurte
nances, consisting of a two-story Frame Dwelling
House, with d I} story Frame liitelien ettaelird, and
a Log Stable. ,
No. 12. All those certain l lots of ground. situ
ate in the Borough of Orwigsbiirg. ,Coun
ty, bounded in front by Mithin on the. rust
by lot of Peter Kunekle, deceased, ou the north by
a 10 feet wide alley, and no the West byproperiv of
John Bannan, Esq. containinif 10 perches in width
and I Iperclies in depth. more or less, with the. - Up-
fl urteurniees. consisting of a 1 story Log 'Dwelling
No. 13.- All that certain trait or piece of land, sit;
uate in Blythe Township. Schuylkitf County, boun
ded by lands of George Kimmel, Jacob Moyer, Jas.
Buery nue bitters, cotitaining.7oheres more or less..
No. 11. All that certain tratit•ot land, situate in
Blythe Town'sbip, Schuylkill County. bounded by
lands late 01 Andrew Delbert; Christian Deibert and
others, containing about 30 acres, mitre ur less,
with the appurtenances, coniisting of a I story Log
Dwellingliouse,,a, Blacksmith-shop and two Log
Stables. •
No. 15. All that certain tract or parcel
of land, situate in Blythe.: Township, ha
Schuylkill County.lbounded: by lands of ea e
Henry Shoener, George Kimmel and
others containing 70 acres More or fess, asthe prrip;
erty of JOHN SHOENER Jr
ALSO, All that certain tot or parcel of ground
situate in the Bormigh of Miaeraville, Schuylkill
Counts-, beginning at a stake on the eastwardly
side of Front street at o distance of 153 le-et and r,
inches narthwarcli3i from Carbon street. thence
eastwardly parallel with Carlon street 150 feet,
thence northwardly,pnrtillel with Carlini] street •1;50
feetto,Front street, thence snuthwardly along Front
street 30 feet to the place 'tit beginning, with the
appurtenances, consisting a large two-story
Frame Dwelling - , with: a stone - basement,
and a Frame_Stab ei as e property of WILLIAM
HENNERSHITZ. - . -
ALSO, All that certain lixot ground situate in
the Borough of Schuylkill Haven. Schuylkill Co.,
frothing on Columbia street; and bounded rastward
ly by a 10 feet wide alley and lot of_ William Ben
kes, northwardly by. a 20 fret wide alley, and
somberardly by in street, name riot known, con
taining in front 90 feet, and in depth 140- feet. with
the appurtenances; consisting of a two-story Frame
Dwelling House, 16 by 20 'feet, and. a story
Frame Dwelling House, 10 by 2fr feet, as the pro
pertv of }JANIE!, KAERCHER.
s
ALSO, All the right, title and interest of James
Boyd in all that messeage, tenement and tot of
ground. Situate on the easterly aide of West Street,
in the NorWegim addition'to the B,orougliof Potts-
S.chuytkill County, commencing at the dis
tance of 100 feet from Sanderron street, and-ex
tending from thence in a ndriberly direction-in tront
or breadth on Wesr streeti2o feet; and extending
back of that widtl/410 feet and t inches to a five
feet wide alley; being parrot the lot marked No.
24 in the Norwegian addition to Pottsville, with
tßOYD.'he appurtenances, as -the property:. of JAMES
&•ixed, taken, in execution, and will be soldby
- JAMES NAGLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Pottsville,
Aug. Ef, 18.53, •
8448,183 Id
67,68{ %
03:.9,218 TO
A NEW lanitnig•
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t - PATENT`' V WIN ITIALS ' BUINDS
1-this
Blinds otrareolee - the 'ooly objection to
1-Ws highly useful and areamentar appendage to
evertarill tarnished house.' Tbey are so arranged* r
to'ir: dein from. the top 'alba wisdom as well as
hoist up from tbe-krterei. or can be auspeedrd at
any pont betsreen,rlrlng 'free aCettf.to light . and
Mr whin, required, affording every oppnilarenT
cleaning them from the . doer. They ate *a s a d
In errangement and analysts ebrap as the orili V i
blind. , 41/l I eel tr,oll tie rei-.1,1i ere,'"
&Ora parchasier... •
lair
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OiPgraPhical•
TWO' WOOLARS OF WESTMINSTER.
. •
Durtag thewne between Chatles I and he
Panamint. and when the cause of the Niter
was trinmphiniin vim' direction over that
of the soyalists,i Sir Patrick Newcastle was
one of the unreliably specially commit.
sioned ito Is rebels,' all prisoners taken
with arms their hands. He was a Man
of Mixt moral eintnteter end undeviating:in
tegrity,; based no the only-stable foundation
—true ireligiohis 'principles. A constitution
naturally feeblesind sickly bad not pertiof
ted him to setae in the army ; but he'pOw
(-dully „aided the Parliamentary cause by his
great talent tact sonod judgment.and weirrot
only distingutMed hy Cromwell with pecu
liar Nem but. generally respected and; es
teemed as the, most' active, intelligent and
equitable magistrate in the country. •
One evening,i, party of friends was assitn
bled atf,his house in !honor of his birthday,
and Sir Patrick wasiailysuprong with them
and hls family, when , a body of soldiers
brought in a j royalist _whom they had just
taken prisoner:- It Iris an officer, who', al
ter thedefenecif the king's troops, was en
deavoring to Make his way to the coast, in
the hope "of eseapingto France. bit- Patrick
ordered him 19 be introduced into the mom,
pod a cover to';be placed for him, coneobsly
inviting him in take but place at the board.
" This ja my, birthday.' be said. " and I
Must• hot have its good cheer chaired by be
ing obliged to enact the part of a judge. Will
ycu, sir, for a few hpurs try stud forget' you
are not a ioluntary guest. "
And ;it seemed as it the prisoner bad caught
up the. good katight'!x tone, and Was williAg to
Play his part, both ifs the good cheer on the
board" and the hilarity around ,it ; ' for hi ad
dressed himself to his supper With appetite,
and to' his hoit and 'the guests with cheerful
courtesy. '
Sirs Patrick now resumed the subject front
which! tie haff been diverted by the interrupt
tioo. As 11 was saying, at fifteen Dwas
such a P 0 ,14. Oozy creature, that every', one
either despisedAnyi weaknese, or took ad
vantage of it, to trample upon me. At home
I - was exposeffto the harshest treatment front
a relnitve; and. between mrschool-fellows
and - a"severetuaster, I was little better off
when I went in - Weettninster school. Cou
rage in a child is generally little more: han
the consciousness oft his own` strength; and
my weeknessirendered me a coward, so that
I literally lived in a continual terror nt. the
brute torcethet, in some form or other, was
perpetually aisailing me.. I "became daily
'more sensitive to pain, and that to such a
deg tee - that perhaps; not one here could even
conceive: The master's formidable rod bad
'already twice ! left Mewithout poWer to use
my handi ; -and so terrible was my recollec
tion of it, that
_the mere thought, of being
again exposed to its chastisement *made me
tremble tram head tO foot.
• " toldsuti I was a pupifat,Westminster.
In my school;rdom 'the classes were divided
merely by *curtain which we wereposi
lively forbidden-td touch. One yeti hot
Siimnier's day sleep completely overpowered
me while listening to a lecture on sou pas.
sages, in Aristotle !from one of the masters;
and I was miletly dozing. on the form, vlien,
a sudden niuirStneut in: the'class awoke me.
I started,. and, was 'about to fall forward
when, to sav e myielt, I caught at the cur
tain,,aodi to':my , great consternation, fore it
down the middle. I For some momenta the
teachers and the boys in the two classes,
now err -longer divided, stood gazing at each
-other, through - the (tent. Suspicioo at once
tell 'upon meonffabother boy, as beingatear.
est the - curtain when the mischief was done;
but my- confirsion I was too evident to Allow
any doubt eat° theeulprit, and 1 was angri
ly ordered tffthe middle of the room, and de
sired' to holdfput inY hand fora — dozen Slaps.
" I staggered forward as if I wet " drunk,
with - my knees iknocking together, and
the drops oil perspiration rolling down my
face, while' terror so paralyzed my tongue,:
that when liwould; have begged for pardon,
I could - not get ouri a word. ‘ Alreatlf was
the dreaded instrument of punishment up
lifted, when it heard the cry{ of Hold ! do
not touch Min': I - cannot let him beer the
punishment? "The speaker was the lad
whose pinata the class was at the other
side of the euttaid. I know pot w,bether
the roaster was indiff'erent as to who the.
rent cu bit Was; provided he had some, one
upon whowto inflict exemplary punishment;
but - certain lit is, that my deliverer.was
brought up odd received a round dozen. !My
first !impulse was to own all, and to ,':arrest
the unmerited punishment but my courage
failed me, and liai s ing once allowed die first
'VOW to be given, I was ashamed to
,'speak.
How false that shame was, how great thy
moral cowardice, I now see, my friends, as
clearly as you do. j 1 , , ;
• "After bearing l bravely the "penalty of a
fault he Mid not: committed, the generous
boyi as he returned to his form, passed l close
to de, and ;while iny eyes were riveited on
his poor woundefftands, he whispered,with
a smile I shall never forget : - "Do not be
caught Meddling With the curtain again, my
little man ;! for Dean tell you the master hits
hard whenlprovoked.",
"J fell op my kneel and sobbed di( I was
sent out ot:the Mom. From that time forth
I:became sa ashamed of my cowardice and
qui:ions . wcAkneris, that I determined i to
maki - everrefforr to conquer ,it ; and trat,
by the blessing of God, I have succeeile ."
' 4 , Arid I think you told us," said_onl of
theguests„"that:you have never seen the
noble and generops boy sinee ?"
,
Never,l f I atnitorry •
to say. Relies not
in my class, and I almost immediate:it after,
and very suddenly removed from Westmin
ster.. I sinre you. my friends," continued
Sit?; Patrick ;: and es he spoke the teats were
in his eyes.',—"l !assure you, my friends; 1
would give up arch of my fortune to be per
mitted to see him once more. I trait , I may
yet have this happiness.".l •
;
At tbisstitomeat the royilat prisoner said :
" i assure You, your memory tails yea some
what, for ii was ,not one dozen, but ; a good
two dozen! that the master gave me' ? I hot
it on the double illowatice for not:coming
forward at once.? ' ,
is
to It ii:atte true—l remember it well."
said themegistrate. But can it indeed be
.possible that I al length behold bimwhom I
hive so much: longed to see I .Year, yes, it
is he—l !recognize the . features—lly, the
voice seetas scarcely changed. But;in what
a Ocksitio&do I behold you ? in what uni
form!"
to the uoito/m of my ?dog, Sir; Patrick,
and in the position prescribed by mi duty. as
a. subject •:! and best befitting a • gwitlemaii
arid a calither, 11 followed - my lather to the
hemp of Charles: and mi.father died in his
service. If a 'suntlar,tate be mine, 4is only,
I think, as 11 ouOt tote."
And sci Saying, the officer resumed the seat
frim which he had risen to rake bimselt
known toe his host, and quiedy welt on "eat.
tog his sapper. :
• !During the remainder of the evening Sir
Patrick Was abient and absorbed it thought,
and that iiight he left the castle without men
tiring 16 any one in what dkctiotit he was .
gtang or /he object o: his'sudden
! Ai.theiend at three days he returned and
ordered thesayllist officer to be•brought be-
Core him whi!duriog absene! had;
his orders, been treated with ,every possible
considers/two. i i The prisoner was the first to
speak. •tI implont you, by, the ahtmory of
the past,las the only favor lain n6w ask at
earthly hands,;to end Ibis dreadful suspense,
and to lit me Inow my tate, tw t whit it may;
nothing Can be we've than this delay,"
Lola said the magistrate,in
tones of deep emotion twenty years' ago
,you 114.0Wel.: 1 ate your handl, sad said to me:
Do not betaught meddling with the cur
tain ageln, for! I can tell you the master hits
bard when provoked ; and tollay 1 show you
your pardon, Signed by him who ;is now the
plaster in England ; and in my tura I say
to you, do no; be caught again With arms
against :jibe Parliament, - for I can tell foil
Cromwell , bits hard when provoked."
Ai.thiesewords Sir ?Oriel and Lord
threw therrisslyes into each other's arms,;
and seated with this throat. , , friendship
.whicli,! , notwithstanding' the difference. of
their opialont, remahrep
rante d oaring the rest their h i a .
..stersaramerestewea ; •
EEO
1., • • =Wt.
!cr arca Wabitthing; tersh Irout`the hand of God
!rho 140001/5 Or; thy donoiniliwill wit surafoti
',By the wonting motile of thy being
;Nearer mem to God when looking on thee. j
'Tis agetrehwe he utsde his youngest liter —•
. bead, wasoo thee as irtyape yielae#lo.. , -
Thou later haielatioal. Silver stream
FllntakkieWilh faugiter Nati the fake:divine. • '
AVlsesioaall *tap Ohrtaiasedg babe!
IffUd Wilt thou be betealtat?..-Alth.
CW-ittirtair 4*n* . , but au
Issialegukbw •
1111
MI
IMINEIS
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•
ectin.
PICITIIRE OF A FASHIONABLE YOONa LADY.
We never like'.to say or do any unkin'd thing to
the ladies, but if it happeni that any or °lir traders
should see themselves in the mirror we p*e buf.ne
them. we can only tiqps;ihat they tYtilj strive! to
*Mule the eriartnal bs'.forti they, take ancither le . dk
at themseivei• 'ln the pity we have plenty of such
hat in the country they are r.eidetu Met with ;
•
She sits in the li r ghted parlor,
And wads ter the tardy beaux
She plays with her little ringer
- . And trots with her little. toe, ;1 .
- She calls ter the Spanii.h
She calls for the China tan. '
She kI,SeS the, toog'eared puppy
And wishes it Was a man.
• Her mother stays id'the kiteheiq . ••
Dressed in her'ecerse alutc; 'j
She's freezing . over thisaces;,
And roasting over the Am— 1 -
'he makes some'nice coMeciteni
. ,
' Some - delicae kind of a treat,
Of creams wad various jellies, -;
Fur hei r dauithier's beaux. to cat.
£tiEiceltaun;
ICAV KENTVCW% COT ITS
- The origin and meaning of the . inante of
Kentucky. hats been accounted for it, different
ways, both, ingenious' and plausible. The
latest analysis of lila word Kentdcky that
we have heard, we had a few days ngu tro9
the his of an old hunker, now in the ninety ; .'
ninth year of his ,age.. ' When' Bb
,one first
'came to that country, it was inhshtted ex•
elusively by no tribes or Indian., tali was the
common huntiog-grotind for all tht tribes of
the adjszerit country. j The iiett valleys were
covered with a chapparel of cane, kaiing a
small berry, on which the; „turkey:leatne in
countless numbers' tO lea.t., it was
.
enough for the whited to call _it the land of
Cane and Turkey.; The. ladians,ltrylog to
pronounce the same l wora, got 1 it K atie
Tuckee. from this iii was abbreviated ant()
Keutuck, and finally the unite by %thick it is
now known, Kentucky—tit e loizd o% Cane
and. Turley.---Purnarn Banner.
og• NtNEYEH wasj fifteen mile- bee nine,
and forty round, with walk one: hundred
feet high and thick enough for three chariots
abreast. Babylon .was sixty milt's within
the walls which were seventy;fiveleet thick
and three hundred ttiet high - . with one hun
dred brazen gares:' The temple lot Diana
was lour hundred; feet high, and I was - 140
hundred"years m building. The largest of
the pyramids is four hundred and eighty_ eet"
high, and six hundred and sixty-ihree . filet
online side its bask covers eleveit.aereil.— -
The stones are stiodt thirty leer iii length,
and three layers are two hundred tintl'eight.
Three hundred nod sixty thousand inen were
employed in its erecion. The labyrinth of
Egypt contains three thousand chninbers nod
twelve hills. Thebes, in Egypti present,
ruins twenty seven miles round. :It beet one
hundred gates. Crirtha ,, ' c was, leanly-live
miles round, and s'Crva'sAihens. •
•
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27' vRICIIN !RUE
body has heard andlnaude<use of the phrase
" true blue :" biit'e,verybody does. riut know
that its first asst)triplion Washy the Con yen
anterit; in oPposition to the scarlet badge of
Charles 1- and hetice it was taken by the
troops of 'Lesley and Montrose, iii 1639. 7
The adoption of the color was oiie of tin ie
religious psdatitriesiin which the Ciinvena'r
tees affected a pharisaical obsereahce of the
Scriptural letter, ita"d the usages 61 the Ile
brews ; and thus, 86 they mimed Heir chil
dren Habakuk and Zerubbaheld and their
chapels Zion and! Ebenezer, they decorated
their persons with' blue ribbont:, trecan,e the
following, sumptua ry precept wa !s given in
the,LaW of . Moses "Speak num' the
drew of Israel,' and hid them Attu ttt'ey make
them fringes in .the borders of their garments
throughout their generations, and that they
put upon the fringe of 'the burderS a radon('
of blue.- ' p S.) -12 i i,:.?"Ish paper.
jr7T9PEIVIC AND ITS CoNstqvENcrs.-
-Rome; as it ippearsifrom a recent CC:1 , 115.
contains a population of 175,000,,divided
fifty-four parishes, and - amongst them
twenty-nine bishtips, one thouiattil two hun
dred and eighty priests, two thousand and
ninety 7 two monks and mertibers cf religious
orders, one thousand six hundred hod ninety
eight nuns, and five hundred an4thirty-sev
en tectlesi ast ice I pupils.
According to this„ Rome ought .to be one
of the most , moral, even pious' eines to the
world, but is it sort Facts lay Ili the con
trary, that her people are' remarkable for
their profligacy, and they are illiterate, beg
garly and superstitious almost beyond belief.
This would be the world's wonder, if we did
not knew that Rhmanism„puverty and, ig
nortnice ere inseparable- - -Aerd is there an
exception I
rr We paoniatx take for granted that
Coats to Newcastle is a thoroughly English
expression of the absurdity of Sending, ib a
place that whickalready abound there, wa
ter to the sea,Jaggots to the wolid ; hnd En
glish dfcourse, it is, in the outward garment .
which it wears ; in the innermost. being
it belongs to the tihole world andlto all times.
Thus, the Greek said ; Owls to:Athens. At
tica abounding with these Midi; ;
,bis Enchantnients to Egypt, Egypt bring
of, old esteemed the headquarter* of all wag
the Orientals ;, Pepper tol Hindusrm ;
and in the middle ages they had this prov
erb,:. Indulgencea to Rome',' Rollie being the
centre and souree of 'this spiritial trail-w—
-and these by no means exttau,t the list.—
Studies in Proverbs.
0:177 N6n.trssED.--13 of
the inability of ;the American Otiiid to com
prehend the mysticisms of ,ilie.Germans,
Professor Stowe, in his address, at Bawdoin
College, gave an amusing accottai of a Yan
kee professor std one holding..tVe same place
in a German university. s The former had
been listening Some time to thi..di , icourse of
14e-fatter, and cootinually interrupted him
for explanations. These weri given, but
they were even more difficult understand
than the original exposiiions. At last .the
German, losing 'all patieticeoified up hid
band 4 and *exctainied, with sotem i n enitipa
sis :
" Aline Got !;forgive ChtistO
bull for ever discovering Ameth
4,2 well-bred woman
careless ebstuMe, she does,norl
behind the dnhr to" cover det
does she:turn reil'and stammer c
cuses. She retriains calm ,rndiself
and makA uplin dignity what Islie
in decoration. j .', The most sensible woman
we ever saw Was one who, when her hus
band t,oolf!nit home on a washday to Jock at
his new honsei never made ord word of apol
ogy for the Contusion tba'r;oxi'sted, nor once
begged oru.sl not to look tirbutitl.--Cor ort
Bag. . r . • 1
0:7"A Cuittousßoog.—Mr. Jefferson made
en original book out of the N' w Testament,
i
an account Of which is give by him in a
letter, to John Adams, 'dated October I3th,
-when Air; j..was 'seventy 'fears oh!. He
took two comes of the New 'remittent, and
cut out the layings of the Saitour,'rejectmg
'every verse which was nal f evidently his ;
these he: pasted in a book, and his compila
tion is described as covering 'fartv-six pages.
He wrote oidlohn Adams that this arrange
ment had placed before him i• the must sub
lime and benevolent code of ?morals ever ot
, feted to man.!' 1 .
t 3 A Ltrair Panelist:y.l—A IYhig co
tempornry tins revived the following, which
drat appeared some six months since_ in the
-1,
Pittsburg Joirnal :
,
"In the is therefore, th erefore, cir knoarogr loco-.
'loco member or kgothlturo from old Betty, we
behave, *di we bans de bill for de sale of de butt.
he works. and le'Msine Liquor; Law, tie Dem - 0-
wane batty would go to de
- There is' more truth , .thanj poetry in that
prediction- 1 74s author is undoubtedly s• poet
07 DILI Cox, speaking it persons who
profess to 'pa great deal torleligion,without
really possessiog any, says,they resethole
Noah's eatpenterh, w,ho built a ship in which
other people,viere !aired, silthoagh they were
drowned themselves. , , _
7111 win a trueltbiliMm' her, who said
— l s Be Clieertal—happmer , s older than
Adam ilwelt in Paradise and clover
almost a:week bOtme ttre tiara came along."
. _
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• 7 Yotv mot- Swaim kulw...•se yy. read
the 'wheat
ing, b a c jou.
by m
&Wil ost ,s4.lpstace Ae• ellaff frcim
ly I' -- (• •
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STEAM PRINTING OFFICE.
- Iliiebirtaveloed ihrea Presses. we ere nowyee
1 ared toenail* lON sod BOOR PRINTINO et
• every description, tit the oils, 'el Tire AfileSts )
i Journal, cheaper 'WI it cast be done at any Witt
establishment in iho 10Ieunty, such as •
Books. Paesphtes3. ' Bills el:m(4; -
1.3 r," Posrerr, Rea Saul Terrkett,'
Haiiti Bills, Paper Boat,
Arlteles of Agreement, Time Books, '
Hill /Par, • • - • Order Books, eko.,
At the very shortens notice. Our Mock of 100 •
TYPE ii more extensive than that of any mewl'
Ottive - in this' reetion of the State, end we lmer
hands employed etpressly for lobbing. SOS ei
praetteel Pinder ourself, - we milli groarantewvez
work; to Ito as neat as any that can he turned see a
the citarv. PRINTING IN COLORS . daae ea do •
shortest notice. _ .
I En
DOOR BINDERY
- 1i00k , 4 bound m every variety of style. mask
()layer). dracriptton manttitaeloted, bound art
ruled to order at short notice.
Barometrical.
SWISS OF THE WEATHER
ET J. R. IQSWAIAN, N.
I am residing for the summer with my'
family in a retired and very romantic place •
in etallatT U seven miles t'toat`,a railroad
depot, and some thirty in alltrom New York
city. The distance from the depot makes
'the weather an object of some consideratlou
in visiting the.city,,. Yesterday was a toe
cl e ar deyr pleasant for either walking or.*
thug.. there being Sufficient breeze to stuider.'" ,
ate to contort the heat of the sun. Quits
exhilarated by these circumstances, I deck
led at dinner my.determination .o go early
next morning to New York, as it was just
the weather tor,travelling.
" You cannot go to-morrow," said soy
nun t gravely ; it,is going to rain.'
" I see no signs' at it," said my wile;
" wind like this often continues for days
without any atonal." •
" I du opt judge trim the wind. but froaa •
a sign that newer fails, and that is, the boil
ing
_entirely away of the later from the.po.
tatoes this morning." . •
Did you put in as much water asuman" .
"'About the same. You lituO, I me 7 _
but it wilt rain to-morrow in spite of your
laughing."
Incredulity did makius merry, and nth ,
one began , to recount tales of country sew
stqons generally. In the courted the cue.
verasiloo, some one told a story of an Angp•
lis h gentleman', well known in the scientifia
world, who, while , on a visit to a Mind,
started one morningon a hunting expedition,
but missed his way, and inquired of a Lad
tentl.ng sheep to direct him. The boy showed
the desired path, but told him it would sane
shortly, and he had better return home as
soon as possible. The gentlemen, observing
no signs of the predicted stoVnti. ridiculed
the buy's uotious, and proceeded. In Abe
course ut two hours, however, he was lem
ma. his steps completely drenched,and found
the boy eating his dinner in a little hilt near
where he nad lett him. Curiosity as to the
source of the knowledge which he had found
thus verified prevailed . over his desire for
speedy shelter, and he stopped his horse and
offered the boy a guinea to enligtins him- on
this point. The boy took the guinea, and r 4
pointed to the closed flowers of the Souls
Pimpernel, some plants of which happened
to be growing near the hut. ' The gentleman;
himself had written about this ,very fact;
mentioning that its open buds betokened fair
weather and its closed flowers abundance of
rain, and hence its title to its common name
01 Shepherd's Weather-Glass., Folly ...us- -
lied, be rode un.
"We allowed that there was some sense in
this sigti, and that it could be ascribed, to the
instinct with whichnature endowed berchil
dren, to guard them from injury.
Bat are there not," said naraunt, "same
contrivances made to foretell ram] .I.haye
seen a long glass tube tilled with quicksilver,
to'ehich there was a dial-plate attached,and
Me rise and (all of the-quicksilver regulated
the hnud 'on the dial( so that cheeps of
weather could be told. I do not see why
the boiliug.away of the water from *s po
tatoes may not be as good a sign aftoi rub
and tall of the quicksilver."
Again there was a laugh at the compari
son of the water around the potatoes wittu
tits liantkunelY-finisheil and expensive phil
(molliesl instrument termed a barometer.
' The weather continued as pleasant as, bo.
fore, so last evening I packed up my carpet
bag, and made the necessary preparajioae,
requesting them to wake me at five o'clock,
andfiaye the carriage ready in time to con
vey me to the depot.
I awoke this morning, and all was still in
le house. Quite. pleased to be beforehand
with them, I looked at my watch, and with
some difficulty, on account of the dim lisht,
found it to be fifteen minutes after six. Much
surprised at not having been called, I jump. .
ed up, and threw open one of the blinds of ,
the window, but directly dosed it again, as
a driving.rain poured in. The reason Why . ,
I had been permitted to sleep on was evi- •
dent enough'. I dressed, and went down to -
ihe-break(ast table, where sat . Aunt 11., en•
joying her triumph. .
• ,On my, return to.spy study, forced as •It
were by circumstances to do so, I began to
reflect our the boiling away of the water
from the potatoes, and tried to discuses
whither the ensuing rain was mere copied-
deuce, or due in some way to eause and ,ef;
feet,: whether - in reality connected with;it •
Or not. The result-of my deliberations and
subsequent conviction of the connection of
the phenomenon with rain I will now tiro
eeed. to give. .
The pressure of the atmosphere, orb' h is
about fifteen pounds to the square the kn
ees many substances to retain the liquid cone
dition that would, were that pressure rerno..
ved, assume the form of gases. Of this,
ether is an example.
Chernistry assumes that all matter is made ,
up of exceedingly email particles called at
oms, and that around every atom there are
two atmospheres. the inner one of attraction
and the outer tine of repulsion. Bodies . ex
ist in three forms,' as solids, liquids, sad
gases: When the attractive force predomi
nates, the tortri is a solid ; when the aurae.
tive'arid repulsive forces are balanced, the
form' is gas. ' Caloric; or the principle of,
heat. is considered by , many, and perhaps•
rightly so, as 'synonymous with the repulsive
„force. Ilence an increase of heat will make
the solid become fluid, and the flutd becofee
gaseous.' Thus ice changes to , water, sad
water to• steam. .
. The atmosphere, by Its ,pressure, assists
the attractive force in the same manna that
heat assists the repulsive, the pressure and
heal, of ;course, acting in opposite ways. .
Whatever, then, would lessen the, amount
of pressure. would enable the heat , to set
more powerfully. A eertain : amount of heit.
'under the ordinary pressure of. the atm*.
phere is required to convert water into Mean.
The less the pressure, the kss the heat ter ,
quired ; but if the same amount of heat is -'
applied to the same quantity of water, under
such circumstances, the more 'tepidly will it
be evaporated, or, in other, boiled ,
sway. It is evident eno bah . , thatlf
ui ty!
the atmospheric pressure is I , at t weepy,-
ceding rain, the water , will boi y more _
e
rapidly titan usual from the p a . '• •
I was frequently- puzzied*- spy . *nett
days by the assertion initicientific boob; this
the air is lighter in rainy than'it is dry least.
ther. It seemed to me as if the air at, ~ such .
tunes should be heavier, as,, in additi4 to
its 0 n substance, it holds suspended Oun
ce of heavyclouds, which mist . Surely: •
increase its weight. For many years the
problem remained unsolved in my own mind.
as it is yet unsolved. perhaps, in the minds ,
of many who'read this. At last thetkoeight
occurred to me, that as the weight"'of this
air per as must remain the same at all tinsel
taking it as a whole, did it not really can
tata more moisture in solution in clear than
in rainy weather I And such is really the
fact: AS water, by
: the addition of lab, can
he made dense enough . to float ant i egg, sad
as the more the brioels diluted wan fresh
water, the deeper will the egg sink in It; so
ts the air, by holding water in solution,tend
ered Sense enough to float clouds at a greet
height, and the greater the amount of water
it loses, the lower do the clouds fall. ; This
very dryness of the sir is, in fact, Oile the
many circumstances that cause rain. •
' The air then is lighter. the presents con- 4
sequentivjess, and the.unusually rapid reap
oration of water from -the potato pOt le se.
good and trustworthy it si gn of approaching
rain as the falling of the mercury in the bit
"rorneter ; and thus the cook in the kitchen
spay -foretel as confidently, as the Juitural
philostipher in his cabinet. ,j And yet more,
fur nature is bountiful; eiten wherit:the ap.
paratus of the kitchen antOhecabinerirede
flied. she farnishes,virideaht expense to Awe
faithful observers, inearmiven moreetrtain ;
for .the shepherd boy hits en unerring: guide
in the gcarlet Pimpernel.—P/ough;'Leom 4
Ann?. r
rher Colum
a!"
Orprised in
y to dodge
Leneics. nor
StIFO l'Y
-1;.5125.5ed
0:7" It is hard tor a man to ax=tok riches
by toiling in his shoe, while there is a leek
age at home.in his kitchen. “What a small
kitchen !" exclaimed Queen Elizabeth after
going through a handsome mansion. It
is by having w small a kitchen,"' replied
t h e o wner, -`..that enabled to keep so
large a house."
17 NATIONAL MOURNING Cocoas. , — . TIPS
color of a- mourning dress among .the Cat.
nese and Siamese is white; with thaTtnits.
blue and violet ; Ethiopians, gny ._• Panel.
ans, mouse color ; Japanese and Fenian',
brown ; Egyptians,. yellow.
IqxosittcE is the mother of soperstilloti,