FM
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or Tula 4011111141 L.
s,„ °f ia.
'6Y9 DOLLARS For inulm4Saable._ Immo.
It
ittrocita4igikiwPit 4,11.11Za-eqoo-
ansiff in la ..1 1 , 1 3t, ito lo /4
tv, and sa 0 situ
' the Caere • 4 1'tfeilstiet etailMitifttittilt
lo aerie-IP 50 vac pinetuwerthest wawa
I . t teieyed (Wm ma vow: •
• -rq CLAMS :
Uhree Gopie to and Address, - 115:4, 0 '
:-..reu ' • dif do . • ID 01)
Fidec do , -do do" - • 20 . 90
cr" Chvgy sun and School Teachers, supp4o
with the Journal at 1$ itt ad
. .
aLTfiw Or ADVOrniTNO:
One :ignore of 14 limit I.square, 3 moo., $3 00
't times,6l 00 G moaths, , 500
cfi Insei lion, 25 1 year, 800
4 :nnen. I tune,. „ • 25- Cards of Minas, 300
410 - , , eit'nt insertion, 121 do 51n.ses, '5 00
Nt ian
•rehts and others advertising byiha yam ,
with the privilege of:inserriump didarent
ve rn,ementsweekly. • • - -12 00
re Larger Acivellisements, as per agreement.
•
BUSIN S< CARDS.
e:NG -Lfot tall package *adage of Real Gs
buyieg to& settle' Coats tallow tease of
( Ltnds ke.. and collo:00i roarem
„. e aty yours elpelleote in Ike County he hopes to
e astia faction. Odite.Mahaseaego atreet.PethooMe.
cilia. SI •BILL.
1441
April 6.;850
ouN HANNAN. A,TfoRNEY AT LAW. his
opened an fotrita In Cebtre await, PtunvUfe, opp 66.
we the gpiseialpal Chinch, where be will he dilly;
r om 9to 3 - o,Elock. Business letters to tam. wlll.re
cite prompt :attention, athiressed.to him at MOW
PattAVtllP or Orwlgsbutg.
e, logl.l • . 44-11 -
nwAlto ATTORNEY AND
raft tits 641,0 R at Lisr, Phllarlelphia,wli lathing
r,ettertions and aH other legit bannessln the,elly
•,1 rMledelphfa, adjoining - Goan:du and elsewhere.—
Are No. 7,2 Rawl" Math steel etillsOolehta•
ii le. WHITNEY, EXCEIAhOE. COLLEC
.I tion, Cornmisaloo, sod Gleasral agency Oakes,.
xt dour to Mows' :Bank. Popsottle, Dealer to- an.
.arrest ntriney;Cold'aod Bllvet. ,DRATYB 011 Plata.
delpina aod Nen' York for sate
March 20. lan.
) }of ma SIMPSON'. Mining Engineer. boa re
-
1 tensed his office to Dr. Chichester's Building, next
, lonr t.nt one lielaw the Protestant Episcopal Church.
,ntre dtreet; Pottsville. Pa., where he will prompt
ly awnd tont, orden In the line of his arafri , lon-
April &mil. . 14-if
JN %VAL LIAMION & COOPIC&
J
Atiornias SC Law, Pottavalle. Olen is Centro 81
1 few doors East of the " Pennsylvania 11.11.'! Mr
CO Ipl!T.W111 ailaird it all the Coarta
Pottsville, Dec.. lOW
VEL,H. I I.IITZAJIIISTICE PESCF,
Pottsville: Win attend promptly to Col'Jealous.
• ..emits, Purchase and Sabi of Real fame, Arc.; is
Azh uyi kil I County, Pa. . Ogled in Centre Eltreetoppo
ite the Town Hall.' , Oct a(). 11113.
- EOSIN ID JOON Ft AL re, JUSTICE Of THE PE,SEE.
J attend to any Imelsecig, entrusted to Ms care,
ranclually.. end Notes collected, &c. - Ogles In
Racket sc., oDMeite , Da lialberstiCdc's
June 5..1851
(1 CO. K. SMITH, MINING ENGINEER and
.t.XS§irveyor4 removed to centre etrest, oppOslte
laai' BANK, Pottsvllle,'P•. AM descriptions of
Lngi nreritw: Mapping and Draughting emitted
prnnultly and carefully
1N145 , 42, 1933
RITES II: . •GfiIREFF. ATTORNEY AT LAW;
d l itaving removed to Pottsville, has opened an office., PIANOS, IdELODEONS. OMURA'. &C.
unner th e Telegraph Othee.Centre street;oppositerbki ql subscrther ii opening a wa „ k9m f -4 t t h e
li mere Bank. • -•
flee. 6. 1.651. 49 . 0 , .1 1 !ale of Meyer's and Ctritheting's celehratO
ANUS: AlsiNtine.doned-, •P •
Melodeons, tor Private
Houses and ChUrOes. m •
the very bit. manulac I . "
tore. Alllo,4llltWel, 6fC.,
s i ll of - which he will sell heat le:is city il than flees.
"
.Thera instruments ate alPieleeted by,a coindlietent,
person. and he guaranteeCiall the Pla lift he
tray are oat what they are represented they •be .
returned. . • . B. PANNAN. I
ty. Meyers and Chickeilne receivei/d . the
two twat Medals at the World's Fair, tar their Pianos
m a contest for superior merit with ull YutopC. •
Apr 1123.1933 .17--• ••
, .
, I .,.a.ruit O. ti. 4 .6.suitani,ltuailp..wAnitiat
pHirsug4"l, fleved his Office to one 0(114
Moe 'loused In Coal tc et, Pottsville,
Aprll V. 8,1519
1 VIILLIAIII L. WiHMISY.. ATTORNEY
1 at La w. PotterMe, zichuylklll county, Pa. Offica
Craitte •trert, , neurty apposite the Miners' , Bank.
.Jan. 4. 1851 1-ly ,
WILSON, MMIISTIiATE, CONVEY
ancsr, Land Agent and General Crillector.—,
Wirkei .treet, Pottsville, Pa
N0v.30.1650. .
tl stoner Cni New York. Office opposite American
11,,use,:Eentio Street, Pottsville, Penna.
Apr 34, 1.132. - 17-10
111141HV.9, ATTORNEY AT 11.. S W. Pons-
J ville. Schuylkill county. Pa., Office in Cenni
c, ot,pomite the Miners' Bank •
•rpt 27, 1451
MANUFACTURES.
Venitlan Blind Maniiifiactory.
1...,ght1, St loteneert, Norrrrgian , 4. Mah'antongo
'Li:, M. Zf..1113 announces to tbe citizens of Poor
V V • title said v leinlty, that .he is prepared to maw
inset Yin NEN inAN bLIN DR of every size, color
.11d nap lent snort notice and at the lowest rates,—
lie feel confident-that a trial alone is sufficient to be
the advantage of purchasing biz
A fine d'SortfilPtil of Movie routtantly on band.--,
lit t e ran) prepared te• repair, paint and trim old
Binds in ouch a manner as to tender them almost
equal. In appearance, to new.
April 23. in!,3 17-Gm
WILLIAM ECEYULDT. •
ilosE AND U&NI) MAKlsts, hO. 180 N. 13th 01
'PHILADELPHIA...
N ncil,INF: BELTING, Single, Double or Round,
niadeol . heal city. ,Leather tanned l'expresaly for
the porteet, stretched by the Welt Improved paten
ted Maritinety, Cemented and Melted In the very
111111111fIf warranted.equal to any in use.
Lays made with water-;woof Cement 'lf desired --
Lilrge or small Bose of the beat materials and work
tuan.lop and at low.prices.
aVrtraem may be left at E. Mews's Leather Stare,
No. 236 Nettie THIRD Street. Philadelphia.
BAND I.EATUEM. LActllla
Jan IS, 1x53. 3-1 v
- Beautiful Collage Furniture.
ri 11.11: subscriber is receiving fiom the belt
ldaun
mrtnr it, Ms) City, a large InCof Cottage Fatal
tare 'or the latest and most beautiful Patients, em
bracing ti hale setts. all or whhh will beirold at city
lap es, I.:irri!gr,t, added.
•:4=,
keilis on band,and manufactures
onier,ali kinds or tiousehOld Furniture, '•
the latest, most tashionaide and desirable
of whin can be examined tit dla Wara
runner or Centra•and Union ifireers.'nearly
opp.ite rite Episcopal Church—all or which will be
raid Al die very lowest rates. .
HENRYQ. CIitESSANG.•
11-tf .
April 2:15”
n, Goa = mamma._ •
1,9,'11C 'Subscriber, being about' ('
lotroauce Steam
rower and otherwleo enlarge the . •
411iM7ttle's of Ails -already extensive Es- H
;i:ibilAunent.: invites the attention oT
: : tlit! public to the mannfActore of Criarb-
Wagons and 'Vehicles of every desettption.
every department of the',Coaeb.making
Iw-mess at hand, employing only - the best workmen;
~ndUsing the beat mnterials, dealers may be Mitre Of
',Ong satisfactory, biota. -
,Vehhles of every style and fresh made to order.. -
Repair., , neatly end substantially done. *Orders
trim) abroad promptly attended to.
i.hop. Mottle' addition, Centte St.; nearly oppo
ite l he York Stare, Polteville•
GEORGE- JENNINGS.
12.-tf
Marcdi9,lB33
rt. 14 1 -• i/.;L.j.w
ry 116' riubsirsher announiew to his
I friend:, cud the Rotate that be has YL
in ide a conaiderAble addition to bts Book --•••
Bindery, and hai procured a Book Binds,
trout one of the best Binderiem In MI&
_d_eiptila, acquainted with the latest style of ifilridlng.'
will turn out his work far limped* to any.
thing hdrctofore produced In Pottsville. Bootie bound
in anytutyle, of Binding, tither Plain or In full jilt
lame dlnruccu. •
Blau ,Books paged or plain,matla to anfpattern,
al.rt printed and ruled at micas lower than in the
flunks boss mei); the : quantity, and Paper tUled to
Pdttern ! B. BANNAN.
April 3',.18.5,2. 14—
BLANK BOOR FACTORY. , • 1
lETtr SIZED BLANK BOOK. '
THE eutiscrinee has commenced [ he manufacture of
think Bnoks—hetween the size of demi arid tools •
• cap. on beautlfkil paper. which Is l a desirable article
R '
for Merchants and others.
Ile Ono - manufactures all kinds of Blank Book.,
e i r s elhc;;au r a: c it s y s ,. qu,:ttle
he n a r s e: s an ts d d s n u nir e le s el k ite s a la tita ut s s
Book's manufactured In Pottsville, a trial.
. • - • •B. BANNkN.
kinds of Bunks ruled."-printed and bound tool
' der—and Pamphlets, Mortgages, Pictorial Newspa
per. bound and rebound as neat and cheap as they
• can be done In Philadelphia. or elsewhere-
April 30, MO. r , lA •
COACH EILLECIZ'S REDEOVAL. . •
THE SUBdCRIBEII HATING FlT
'r
rrb,ted uprisen( the targett Coach d hops
In the State, In Coal Atteet..Pottivllle,
e n ,
' SI., nett tO /1.11. Adams le_Co.'a Screen
Factory. %pore bin facilities tbr manufacturiag ail
de of Cairrtagesand Light: waggons esinot be suf.
pasee4—being a practicaiAdeehaulc, and having a
aintnherot yews' experienne In the business, h• hopes
to glee genentivatislaetion. _
Ail kinds of Carriages and Light Wagoiss kept on
hand. Also.second-band WagOns4c.
All repairs neatly dons Orders train dlstanCe
promptly attended is
i.o . ne 1646
SPRING STIFIE,'SPRING 'STYLE.
. , ...:._ The Spring St mtv,of lIATS fidtr
ready illit
' T . : • fneinspection at the -
inJirr . tr NAT and CAP - ... 1 .
Store,
.0 E PURE Street, two \Door;
I f
above the Miners' Bank. ,
L'ltr4 the patronage so liberally bestowed upo n Olio
r the subscriber would return Ms most, airmen
thanks. and hopes by promOklittratioo to the waits
of his flaw-four custrimers stidtbe public Amorally
to merit a continuation of theaame.'
Tv, xi: Penns haying .e preference for the i1k444.
tacit : ire of any-particular Btytiot fist, can Attire!
sawn, by leasing their order wirlritte subscriber."'
GI6O.'TAPPE
• 104 f I $
_.___......_..........—...... ...i_i
CM STE MI
A NEW 'ARTICLE.
• - •
F F •
. - -
• ATlfiniT V 11131ITIAZ- sibians
ItE SE • Illinds - evareoste' the only 'objeanton to
-I: ibis histdrusefoll and. ownweental appendage to
ever{' well furbished house. They are to artauged so
to la down front the top of Abe. windage aa . - wen al
bolit . i up from the bottom, or can be suspended at
ally !pout; between, (ivies hoe accent to light and
air when required, affording Orly opportunity o•
:cleaning . them from the door. They are to aim*
ra
In arnfernent and nearly as cheap US the ordinary
Wind. ask is, that sae Sail and rsciiitss tit
befiire pftrehasimr.
TR WINDOir'SINADICII, Bud Inlets, Buff
iihodeic Gilt Cornice*, Elands and LIM, Oilcloths, die.
' s.e.
lAssiturn 81141DYS 101 STOllt W11100=11 ,114
to order. Wire-cloth Window Screansma and
to oider,lttalittifully landscaped or plain. -
• P.. FORD,
Wholesale and Retail. Dealer. No. ttriouth
'! Eighth St., id door beline nlarket.f.tdiad'a.
!day 21080. .• 'll.ly
' • Mt 6108
_JCIIII4
giRL DAM), Ai . e- .44 - 111 1, 11 0 itatly
art natal), Ito. 61 POCK surer,iityntalicOlik r# l l-
adliall a: ' •
5. , id. sittaip articles seat WART Pan .o 'fill "thi ti Y•
OrJyrs by mail piompBy tiTauuyed., . . .. ;...,- •
ipall R 1,1853. . • l''''''
1)116TING PAPER.-100 RamalasibiaPs
, .Llper, very iow.at - varLObe sificel:4ll,eg_ ~„1 110
...0 0
Ili. Just receive& sat for sole by winNwro•
;July 9,184. . 27-
VOL. XXIX.
MISCELLANEOLTK
awriiia and pariaiiiiiit
• •---) • KEA:Or - AL.
L I iv. BOWEN having retnoied his shop tot dikrs
above the ArnettCan Route, centre Street,:and
takett into partnership Ills brotterk„ the Subscribets
linsounee to the flitiliC that they ale prepared
acute all orderiin their, hoe with the greatest:Al..-
ilpateh % and OM the most reasuyable ..'theyrrinc . ,
ploy good workmen and their custchucts hay:there.
fore, en sure of satisfactory jobs. „ t
'fflieb Oro beg., leave to call attention to theft
splendid ssatirtmcnt of Paper hangings; Window
shades, lice" composing. every variety of ityle.and
quality. to gull the tute and:pocket of purebaiers;and
which they offer at the lowest City priced.
& SHOLUERff;
_ doors above Atieriten !lour: Centre pi.,
Pottsville, April a, .• Id-ti
•
Susquehanna Lumber. •
,
Tue snescobet tics reeeited at his illteatu Saw
ing, Planing .and Turnleg Mill, where he offers
tor sate a ilrgaitor.t. of welt-selected, seoroned Lum
ber, frum the Susquehanna Hirer, of the Collaring
descriptions: • •
• • 4-4,5-4, 6-4, and 4 in. Parma Stuff, , •
. 4.4 and 24 In White and Yellow find Flooring.
I 1 t /1111. Superior White and Yello w. Pine &Ards,
Ilemleee Joists. Plink aria
ais
Stiegtlehanna Shingles. -
He i► prepared to do ali ktod■ of Sawing,. Plaiting
and Terrains to circler. A large assortment cried
poste. ttaanisters, Table Legs. &c., cambium? Gn
head. . •
Purchasers are reepectfolly invited to etamina Ms
stack before they make their purchases.'
- WILLIAM POLLOCK.
iv it
•
Ilay 7, 1853.
EMI
Damara ori muRoPE
' AND PALSSENOEIi AGENCI.
ryas subbtrlber iufortnir l the pobliv that he lknow
J. actlott as *gent for ttte tirni. of Bow itain, 4itirr-
IBLL & Co.. and tranintlts money Co uny'ruitt !of
Europe fur said firm; in drafts of Al and upttards;
and ,also engages PaSsengers, at tax chrrent frateavi
from England.lreiand,ricolland and Walesailther
to Philadelphia or New TWA—also In filearriefa..
The automat:ler dais not desire to do ,hostneis for
any parson unt6as they are perfattly sallaried tEmt'he
will promptly attend to the same.' fie also beljevs,
(ruin intialry made, that the Arm of tiiin
uell Cu.. ate as safe and trustworthy atany engaged
in the business. " la. JiAlvAtatl, •
Agent for-Bowman, Grinnell Jaya.
March 10, 1853.• is
EEO
MI
rnmi
CEI
P. BROWN'S.ESSENCE or JAICA
GINGER.
, .
pine Eminence le a preparation of uituaital':ereet
-L
•lence... to 'ordinary diarrhina. thrillleni. Choir-fn.
In short, lo all cane' of prostration of the,!dir ' olve
functions. it Is of ,thentfinahle value, Dor ig the
prevalence of epidemic cholera aid consinnr com
plaints of, children, It In peFulilvly vikuions '; on
bunny or Individual should be without4l. . 5,.. .
Canctoa.r•ite Tare- tu. get ;the gennine eisenre.
which Is papattd only by F. BEOWN.,at hla thug
andUbecnical Wore, N. P.. Corser sf Fifth alli , Oast
tsar Streets, Atifantelphia, and I..fnalehy all ).he re
alienable AptlibeLllfiex in the United Staten ;4 4 alikat
POluville: Pa.. by 10111`i G. 'MOWN, :: : ._ •
Jane 11, 1633.:
MEM
IMPORTANT NEWS TO TILE FOALED
Uri G. N. BOW hi NN, Rtirgeon Penttst
akes this method Ed - informing Ott public
generally and los friends in narticalar, that
be has removed his Dentatry Iron, the. fornr4e thorn
Which he occupied, to. the //eroll/1 story of that neer
brick building at the corner of M ARK Rl' and Ki:coN
'greets, west side, and tour doors above N M. tytipiee
Mee, where he will ar all times he ready 104/11fum
all Operations wattle Teeth,and from Ins elms ad
vantages in his p,rolession, and the long Moe to Itt!
and some of the large Citles'.. in prerati esOir ienre,
be can and wilt warrant all hta woix, or ask f 110 rout
peosatlon• r
Dec. 40.1851. • . 51q1
PIANOS.
lrivfiE subectlcer Is Agent for Myer'il cAebtiie.l PI.
o , 'Which took the highest promisee at the
Woild . it Fair. He will warrant these Plarnis, and
sell bbesper than they can be porch/hied In tlillade !-
phis. Tkase Pianos ranke in price from .24gto $3O
cash. These Pianos have no attachment: ' Those
with Attachments are very difficult be l.kept In
tune, and ate attended with so much, expehst t hat
tbsy are not a very desirable article out Of rat les,
wins. tuners are not constantly at. band. 'Call and
see them. Able, CarbarCs - Melodeoitte fur Claire lies,
Lodge ittltents,Dweitinge, Schools, dr.c.,,dcc., delivered
bite at city cask. prices. ii. HANN 4N,
Masts Dealer alit! Bookseller.
July ta, 1853
•
DU. sannows•
MAGICAL-PREPARATION,:i
Nokia &sat Career of JVINTH and RACt Streets,
!•
•
WHERE he eonrinui's to treat allirrivat# and del
tube 'Ramses. guaranteeing a cure in V canes.
Stiletele awl. Residents, of 'both adzes, ate invited
to the Doeor's Private Hoolos, where he rah always
be consulted confidentially, free of chaige.:+;'
13. Pereono resitting at a distaura, by kticlu:',l4
flute dollars In a letter, post-paid, stating symptoms,
will receive a bottle of the Poem's Magical:Prepara
tion, by return of mail.
Odiceliours from 8 o'clock. A. till Hr . , P • N.
Sam. 18.1 M. 2A -1 y
•
N. M. NEWNAM'S ;,• •
(Beatles Row, .Aforwsrkin sure t ,Poitsoilq Penns.,)
- Plumbing Stßip.
HAti CONSTANTLY ON HAND A I.3III!PLW OF
all sizes of Lead Pipe, sheet Lead, Block Tin,
,
Bath Tubs Shower aths, Hydrants. lioM', Double
.and ElltilleAeting Pumps, and Water .Closets; also, al
atolls of Brass Cocks' for water. and steam, tsßrass Oil
Cup4tind Globes for Engines. All; kindso Copper
Woreand Plumbing done in the neatest thinner a
the @hottest notice.; •
N. Castipaid Air old Brass and Lead.
Pottsville, Oct. 26.1150. , t f
•
•
TRUCK • BUSINESS. [c .
.1111 E subscriber 'having purchased 7'. C.! Boyles
Stock and Fixtures, formerly need by him; in the
Vegetable business, and will be cantinneoy one at
the old stand, in all Its branches. 'laving- !so vigor
advantages for obtaining fresh Vegetable . : nd Fifth
(troche Philadelphia and.. New York mirkets.tho
ttlinmanlty can rely on as good and fresh a'Aupply as
ray predecessor formerly petted you'
U. W. IiIIIPMAN.
- July 9, 1953. • M-3rn
•
USEFUL NEW.WOR
t‘TsonreaT Tables of 'different leitgkhik;of Round,
V Square gad Fiat Bar iron, Steel, Ez.e.t.'ay a rum-
Beal Mechanic—Oft is,one of the moat useful works '
published for Dealersnod Workers.in Iron', and those
who use It, ever issued. So comet are the Wrote-
Bona, tbit aoy person can safety buy and sell with the
Book, without even weighing The Iron 011 ,Steel.=
Just publibbed, price 25 cents.ll.lld fur se wholesale'
and retail by • ' ,B. D r i.NNAN.
By enclosing nine postage stampa, the work will be
mailed free. to Any part of the cotn.ty.-I'he Trade
-supplied at the usual dlscount • .•
an. 24,1852.
- NEW POWDER MILD.
T :
E aubseriber boa elected a -new P,.bwder Sidi
at 4111sonrille. on the West Stanch likiiroad. and
is prepared to furnish Powder. which hn will Oar
antee tube made of the best materials hod proper
ties to increase its eiplostve capacity. fHe natters
'lttmselfthat, on trial, his Powder will beifound equal
in quality to the celebrated Dupont Powder. Orders
will be promptly attended .to, and furntßied at low
rites, tar a'goud article. - PETER AILISON.
Sept.lB. 1852. . '
CONEENTARS ES ON THE :BIBLE.—
The subscriber bas jest' received the tollowing
Commentaries on the Bade : • j;
Clart's Commentary , on the Bible and, Testa nota,'
Do do • on the TestamenN separate,
Comprehensite Commentary, penerat
. • Do • de • Baptist edition,
Scott'siCommentary , • 5 , -
11 of which mill be sold at unusually 'low rites, at
• D. DAbilinli'S
Cheat Book and-Rtatirthery ;More.
- 's', 15— •
WISTAR A. KIRK
11-if
EMCEES
CIEWOOL&TE. cocoa AND iBROMA.
W• BAKER &..CCL'ail Americus a utVi'aullla Fre
whim Chocolates, Cocoa and Brenta, to which
tiratprentituns have been awarded , by tba chief I net 1..
Weiland fairs of the Union. arc; for sale by all .41..e'
pilrutipai.erosers in.tha.United dtate4and by their
agents : s.
Hussey dr, Murray. New 'Volk ; Emit &
'Philadelphia; Thos. V. Brundige, IfalOtrote
net & Dudley, Cincinnati. Ohio. 6.
WALTER BASER 'a,' Ct> . ,
liorchi , iter. Masa.
15-910
• Ainll 9. 1953.
DEW PRATER BOOKI3.—JiMit received, a
choke lot of Prayer Books, with large print, Ille at
y bound, but cheap, for Pews.. Also, &lot of elegan
bound Prayer Books,. to suit the taint" of the moat
fastidious—all of which will be sold very low at -
B.
, B. HANNAN'S
,Cheapthrholesalecand Retail Book & Stilton eiy store -
April 9.1853. ti 13—
lITORKB OF DANIEL DrEtISTELL—m
. VT sic volumes, white portrait--the oaf complete
edition of the works of 'Webster pubrithed. It. has
pawed through no less than three editiOne Anne the
author's death dust received and will he *old .dt
Pnbllahe'e price, oi - B. ViNNAlvs
- • Cheap ;Book Store. ..
Feb. 26 1853 , •
.
.
'UK* POCKET TIME ntioics.--Tbe
..Villewerribei Milne* riehullielined a; new Pocket'
Time Book, ruled for one mouth. whletkwlit be found
very COPVlitlegit Almi, weekly, Vine Boas ',nod
Urse Tip* and Pay Bolls. for Cootrattors led the
Colliery and Iron Entail bhmeute—shays- for sale
at •B. BkliNLN'l3
Cue' Book Store Ind Bindery -
CALTIFIOLIC SCHOOL HEADING DOORS.—
The 'Subscriber bu jut retelwent hub . supply
of stio tat, 3d and 3d Books of Rev.:Hot com
piled by
ths Brothers or the Chrlitlan Schools. Also,
le Prayer Boakitiedthusebismirter sale cheap
by a ti , • i 1141ANNAN,
';• Publisber and Bookseller,
f:Ataly 10.133!. • • 1014 r.
>soa's'
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ll t T : e.
hbefbag
,finade ittaneewenisSaistkerp: enpply.of
them celebrated Into on hand, and will edit It witole-
Sidi to deem at the btenullietureeeirriees—thus
saving -the ensiled's. tie , also tetaiiip it .111.81100,
IlialtollOit, quan,ot atwitter trnettenitit cayßA. T
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an*EL OEMS—
Os isturlDlD.AETlCLE:—Ftrerer4eot ,Oallque
Pelmet Steel Pens, conetrneted on the same
phi as bid celebrated Gold Peas. For r iAle dt •
D 8/O, , INANIR
• • Nook and Stationer, fito' - e Pell:,
• -- •
r_l.lllltA PSIIIOIIA ref:tined a
Signs manila's* of Gouts Peicta Walking, Cigar
teinsittibte ftiettit "%bins" `and difrabliny. Tney
possess thirgloas and &Asti of the gni* Ebony Canes
sad aft sold Si half the price: canes of any: Sipe
1114 Aslol spade to - order' ettib rtiber gold Ire : sliest
sionattap Tot sale sitO.ANNAN • 4I - .
141,813.: ,13 117 -
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• -
4 .
PHILADEtI4HA
OEO.I LlCP'Scarf. • • will TIOTTO. •••1
VAC°
GEORGE - 13Prioroorrik co.
u AVE constantly on band ai foil arsortmetit Of
AATAiii;WISIEJ. LIQVOIR and altn(11111/3 Tactility.
• No. I? North Water fltoret, and • ••
• No. to North Do.l4warefAirortue,Pbt•aita....
cza - imps muvaitunr AND zsigair
I
CO OAPS:These superior artmles:OP painter/IY,
0 amongst whiSh are enumerated bistjuitlyadebra
ted.Lilly White, Oriental Shasta, Feat. Rottie.:
Tooth and TolletPowderat Mita. Velvet. Chalk
and othRW approved Cosmetics. •
Wij ft WI find EWA Hine s , ltla aro . vre and
' White Windaur. Floating, Paled", Ali:rood, Fancy and
Toilet „Soaps : Shaviag ,Creanr. Liar Dye, Colognir
Waters, Citrate let thmlandlfeablet. in Marrow,
Bear's Oil, Crystal Pomade (s tsar *Mete). Eau Luc.
tral Hair Reiterative. HalruiLs, Thilogemee, le., 6te.,
me mandfaetured •nd for ale by
JOHN T. ci.Eco.
Perfumer ¢ Chemist, it; Market:St:- below 2d'.
("V" Merchants, don u t forget that CLEGG'S islhe .
eireapesualid momettettave Alairula:tory in the City.
Give Witt • call. '
J.T. Clegg's Perfumery an be had sholesele
and retail at city' prima, at B. BAN NA, , ,pla
Variety Store, Pottering.
• 43-ly - •
Oct. 15. 1859
SLOPS OSAINS.
pug undersigned begs reayetatnilly to cad rho at.
tention of Miners, Coal Ilierstuortri„ and 211 (hate
'to WSLIC of BEST' PRO:WM), or BERT BEST
CItAI V 3, for Mining .o "Ourpoent, to his louse
stock of 13eat But
,C7*sias, assorted sizes, g inch
In n
Inch, wade un nest relined Iron. •
Also, to his. Inge stork of Osat.Proored . Canis,
assorted else., Doan 3-16 inn to id tacit, twade.trom
ben Cadie icoo, woich will be *obi on very reasons
bin terns, by . DANIISL. LIcCABTDV, -
N 0.116 nwsnetiq and hies. 9...
/ . Dock Street Whstf.
' - IlEArgit TO. -7 •
IV. V. Agana 4. Co., j .
POft Carbon.
Usorge Mason, . ,
eilartesAiller do Co 6 PbfLtdelphia.
kle t Cliutosk k ktcginight,
fonansn Cochin, Esti.. ..lewellyn, Pa.
May 91, ter.a.t , .'nom -
r
•WATCiZES, 2 JlMlnillcltir - AND
SILYER • VANE: •
I HE: undersigned Would most respeetlblly Inform
1 hla friends aid the pubriergeneratly, that he has
econtly enlarged and; otherwise
jproved his store, sad IS prepared to of•
fee goodesetri b, for tamely and style
••` of 'Wan. cannot , be purpassed.
has now Instate an ettensiVe rtssurtwent of
ES, JEWELRY. 'ELVER WARE and. FANCY
GOODS, Are.; to which be'/jallies ariention, berg
determined to dispose of tikim of Nice* which con
fetti fad to render sathrfactibni He has eonsidetable
eipesinnee in Me bustnetsoutd • will endeavor to
please those who may favor him with their patronage
All goods guaranteed to be ai repress uted. • •*. .
b.—Watches and !enmity repaired and warran
ted. All orders ti) mall or otherwise promPriE,
tended to. '• :JAMES O. FIDLER', .
No. IS South Id SI., belOw Market lit., PIA
KIP Don't forget the matinee.
July In, Inn
• !.. J. M. OCIII&D. \ ) • ;
(FloccEmma To q A. nor.)
Nu Id4CHE.STNUTSteret,Seraim's Bin(ding
PHILADELPIII4,
EXTENi3IV AltilC PllfiLlstllEß.and Dealer In
Musical Instruments of igety deseription.
Exclusive Agent ler the sale of Hal
le'. Oat is & ftlostoni , Pwirrie
Susentostor Bathos A'slias and oth
er PIANOS, L Gilbert's Boudoir
0110 A, Melodeon*, Martin's iGaltara, Ilsrps, Violins,
rtheet Mn etc, Music; Motile Rooks. Arc.
Residents of the country writhe supplied' .by .mail
or otherwise with soy milk they may .wish„ at ei
low rates as If purctrasett Id periion. Hoeing one of
the largest mocks in the Untied ritater„ I 'feel:confi
dent of satisfying all who niay tenor we with 'ls caU
or order.
Dealers ih Music supplied on the roost liberal
rermit. Pianos to let. Second-hand Pianos for sate.
May 11, 1e.3.. W-ly
CM
they offer at the Iciwest inntket rates. CONSTANT
LT FOB BALE I
. Bleached and Natural *inter and Spring Sperm
Oil. . .
Bleached Winter and Spring Lard Oil,
Extra White Winter Solar Oil,
Bleached Elephant OIL (Winter and Spring.)
Strained North Went Co3at and Polar Whale Oil,
Winter and Spring Whale Oil, bleached,
Straits Bank and Tanniiis' Oil,
Machinery and Oteaiiing Oil,
New Bedford Sperm Candies.
Patentl'oliabed Sperm ilattdles, (Colored and Plain)
Swatter Candle..
Price's Patent Candles,(fer which we are vole. Ait's)
Crystalline and Polished Candle.. Pot the above
Candles we received the Bret premiam fa Silver Me
dal,' from the Franklin Inatlittle, and a Diploma front
the shale Agricultural Soclety,attheirlateelbibitions.
Toilet Almond and othet Fancy Snap.
Yellow. Brown, White and Castile Soap,'
, Retina Spermaceti InValtes.
• . • E BOLDIN Qc PRICE.
31 Nottit Wiirvea. third Pinfe. above
Alttlil Street, Philadelphia.
May ;12,1e13. hl-IY
DOZOLARD , •
DRE MIER ARTISTE 4N LIAM 177 Ehistnet S if,'
I - opposite the State House, PHILADELPHIA. in
ventor ef tbe celebrated Gossamer Venlilating Wig
and Elastic. Band Toupaies. Inatructions to enable
ladies and gentlemen tel measure their own heads
with accuracy .
For {Pigv, litrhes“. tours, ¢ - Sc a lp ' , fn . , i
No. ,I The round of the No. I From forehead. to
head. hack as far as bald
St From forchead over: Over forehen th• as
the head to neck. •
_far an required.
3 From ear Meer oirer 13 - Over the crown of
the top. Ic 3 the bead.
• 4 From ear to ear
the forehead.
• R.- DOLLARD bag Minty& ready fur sale ti splendid
stock of Gent's Wigs,-Toupees, Ladies' Wigs. half
Filwis. Srelds_tarls. kn., beautifully manu
factured; and as cheap u any establishment in the
Union, • • (
DOLLARD'S illerbanituti.Ertratt pi Latticing Hair
Tonle, prepared from South Amencarthertis sad soots,_
the most successful article ever producedfor preser
ving the hair from fa 11.04 out of changing color. re.
ttorlng and preserving;it in • healthy and Mainline
gate: Among other 1411.50111 why Dullard', hair eat
ing Saloon mitigates Its Immense popularity Is th,e
act thathis totdc.le applied to every bead of her;
on at tilt establishment. consetllleatill it ii kept ,
better prearrvktlon than under any other known lip
nitration. 'being thus'practleally mated by, thou
node. oSv s the greatest guaranty of its efficacy.
Sold wholesale and Venni at his old estatdishment,:
177 CHESTNUT SI., (opposite the State,House, Phil
'ft. t•OLLARD has it last diacoverefithit or "Ir s;
nitre of HAIR DVE and ancounees It for sale; with:
• perfect confidence In Its surpassing everything of lift
kind now in use. It colors the hair either black or
brown. (as May be desiired,) and is used without' icy
injury to as lair or skirt, ether by main or inher-
Wine. can be washed rfff lb ten minutes after, &pint
tattoo. without detracting Dom Its eillcacy. Persons
• visiting the city are ,Invited in gave him a call. Let.
• tent addressed to R-DOLLARD. 177 Chestnut Street
Phlladriall34 will receive attention. . • •
. .
duly : 311-Iy '
STATIQNF,RY; - &c
EzachusT uumusawricaL
INSTRUMENTS
rp HE subscribes tuts Jost. received aa elegant as
!. ointment of Olevania Suva ntatteasaticat Instru
ments. which wilt nos corrode, lar)ille la Pike !Nola
.910 11l percale. 4-iso. beanillsll- cased of instru
ments for die pocket.: also, Ivory and Rosewood
isaties, among: 11,filatt ate several new and astral
Sales, funning a corablustiOrr oft different
Also, Packer- Consortium, Tape Wes, ke., togett'er
with cheap lestrumeats for dchools, Itc., - .PW
received; at prices math lower than usual,
, • , •B. ,BANNAN'S
Cheap litedoisergaid;Tariety More.
May 1853. . •
ACILLet'S Wil ,ll : l* Vals:T rr
Zies ant hran•
B
ieersintrdzybeaubscribsr Itaajnet re;
ceired'a .litrge lot of ilatey'a,PriperlOr Gadd :essi
.Smottk'Sildeli are the Conireus-and Waled: Awes
rens, bolt; I n and out of cares, all of irklear . ea. be
returned If the paints corns off bY,Adi-13415; The
Mammoth Unnlted :gnaws Pen Is a turtrfirr. Am'
tad nelt,taletber I/Martha others; at •
eiktirtidaoril V
• Chesil nook sod dlatiopers Store.'
vetwii sac .01trsit,
:1-late" and aniall traria, made of pod Paper, and
ruled differently ,froit the rube& Jenny, .B.U—,lout
triatiafiscturelimid
Cheap Book and Rialladathtne.
1811.
I:T ,
ti
LABLE- OfcanNIOAIa''WCORK.,
V—The Amerteat* EagOureioOrliltravilergird lte-„
eisirriUs* Arektear.iketglisdaP irniti tV
sieri r aggnnsiterroitrd View Ilirceplilig4orAllit
steering . Precook/a, tOsetreted with rota liteednd
g,airtirgs ne.wabd.iadtoartdea large engraved tarb4
ogispoih•Plauts. by Oliver Byrne. , Jir•r_peleiltbegetait
•
for salegr. f 0; iihlyithWA,Shoh fithpt i :
• ' Fet St. - - , • ° r •
GRAM 41.11 wog settooLs AND PEO
—J wet meind 4ha GhAelotikElgr
prated. xi ItaidtlfiAr
_Octwall 1t41 11 440 116 %* di ll'
WO I* sold at muswpt#Ortirithhiirt • InL
4444, ' - • 11:11414NAIre.,
" • 11001iiiitti littifootY Meng ?-
oaa=pUsi soarMIMS 11;-%•Wa
17.oasPesoaskm''aa?b4~a1latAiiL ' :a
, ' • !SAMNA/J . .40
• ' ilookttati Stationery Store;
• ~.•
,3•-•
DRY :GOODS.
, • Salt carPellligNv.
.• , •
TE. M. tigdarr'S old woad, career of! lair
ft and Noiwetwo swee:s, Fowls - We.
, linp'l S ply i .earpenagr,l }lour Oil Chit
lEgrain ~ do I Table do
Vezit!aii' While Malting
Zig ;:• t'ieck do •
State • ;:' do I -
" Moor Mats.
Also a Call asseraentzu of Window - Ilanatati , with
liatures eotnpltut,.
Rich ablated Dautasis, L Duff Linen Stitt es,.
Watered , Moicens'y, - I Transparent
And embro i dered coosiln Shades.
E. realty` havmerreade arrangements Oth the
principal tuattitstia tors to n constant saint" or the
tott,rpetitte Ire-, Is therein -enabled
to afar to the public a etwiee aceoriment of the above
good, ofidperturAttality„ aud at the lowest )ilry
co.
u • .
Ap r All 1,1853. • I Cti
NEW SPRING AND Scala GOODS.
timmOr thlks,l Ban! India Silks,
• t Tissues,
Bareges:De Beges,
De Fleg4ei l -
„ Challies,
,Chafliede Laines, E, • •
tiCt Different PAitern• lierrre de Laineti....!
Full assortment French and American Lawns,
.1001,ieee4 ne isir• style Print',
Fientliwork"Oollars 5: Handkerchiefs, 11
Mohair MtiLk t •
Kid gloves, S gloves, Kid &Ash.
The iiridercigivd having laid - in a full . astiortment
of the above at very low prices, and
intends eelitng tVern aei-ordingly, end keeps' at all
times An eXten.l'e 19.1..arl Mont nl . t.ttiph• goods. Ho;
eiery, gloves, m'itt', gents crilVal., handkerchiefs
and' alt. kind , i=lt Dry Goo& nstrally Itep in Dr:
gothd atoree, wipch together with a tresttland well
seleeted stock' Groreries arid Provbiortti, that all,
can be tlupittlie4t as low rates. as any other store
ju the eountyt are invited t,i gull and'exarritne
tgotxl. nhd A. HENDERSON, Ag't.'
A Mlle 195' • itiqf
•!--
Nel:y Spring G00d%.11
XILTEi ARE NOW opening an extensiyettand fen-.
VV cal assortfuent of fresh Spring Gtiod.,Drg .
,Oood..,Grooerie,s, PrCvi.ion. and Crockery ware.
Also, a.laroe arlortrnent of House , arti
„,Osrpetings of various kinds:ant. quell
sties, Floor tell Cloth., 'Wettings, Tatile-covers;
Counterpanes, ko., &-c.
Thankful pa , t liberal patronageljextenAed
to 04--Weaguin invite attention to our Our extort.
ee a , sortrnen - r of geed., which we intend shall
not bxli exoeeocd in chenpne•:s, excellence of
quality:: or vartihtvof kind( *; by any other i!establish.
men! tp SchtivH.:ili county. 'Remember 'bur place,
Rriek-,:tore *Centre Street, between Market and
Norwegian, EiSt side. •
JOHNSJOINI dr Co.
April 2.3,1E4f,„-.` i i. • .
IRO FOUNDEIIS.
,
TO ti&PILL OfPERATORS AND °Tutus
EOM
PlO - 4 - "El? BOILER WOK47s.
rt.3l - 0: Substutibers reveetfulty inviteljthe
tip) of the intsiness rommunity'm their Boiler
worts, on theOslnnii adjoining the Pi veer Fur
naee,.:Pott,viitk, Pa., where they are prepared to
macufacture
BQIIiER.4iOF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Smoke Strieki, Air Stnels. Blast Gasome
ter.,• Drift &e. Boilers on - trand. •
Bring Mieehan and having fur penis
devoted themieves en'i , elr to this branch of husi
nes.,ther themselves that done at
their e!.tri . hlishrzent . wilt give t=atisinetio4 to all who
mhr far thr,lh•with a eat!. Individual;: and Cor -
puiii will filiA it greatly to their advantage to ex
amine their ty-ftrt: belore engaging else Where.
• JOHN zs: JAM.E6t - N081.E.,
09-11*
. .
;irliv - '5 I 9.1":
•
VITASLIANGTON - IRON . WQRICS.
;,.! pot:L . O;II.LE, PA, ri
. !.1. WREN w. Rao' 3. rejmectitilly /n- I
trite Itl attention of the harmed room
ttnity to their New Machine Shop and
(puhdry, erected Getwerti ('OAt. and
11.1111-Inad Strgets, and. fronting on NOVNigitill Street,
where. they aSiiprepare4 to execute all ttrde re
far Mortimer-Of an. and if4ll,lOlCll as tstenut'
En g ines, all !cid w offcaring for Itclliuts.lills,
Gl
4
eba and Sat? Is, rich and Doubleactlo_g ,
f iluip. - . l'uaa jll aketw, lii : iitUate,a/1 'kind of Ruti
n:tad Casting ..tsuith ua Clans, for flat Otof T Rail;
Frog', A w itrptis, arc.: all kinds of cast 'and wrought
Iron 'Sinning% :.itetng Practical MechanCea, and!atter
hit le pig , MadeAhe, demands of the Coal 'ttegida ,their
•iady for yeata, also all ttimia of Maththeiy iiti their
torke;of haeuee.:,t, they clatter themaelvra that work
cloud of theiOstatillatiment Iva( give satisfaction to
atl Who may thinat them with a call. MOrstera thank.
folly r, ceiveif:dod promptly executed on tbe most rest
sonablfiterW JOHN V.-WREN,
:! .
T110M4. 4 WREN,
'L..; 7 A NIEWIWREN.
1 .104 f
' Ort 1. : -11351 d
- -i-, -----
1 FRANKLIN IRON wqiuts.l
. i,.. rim LitlpzicittllEßAS 4aranioUricE
--
- -..1„ .. .„-- to the public that they :we; the . rthprie
. •:'e,Z: :or. bf the Franklin Work* Port Carbon.
. .
...lately ranted on by S. linimen t where
they contien&O manu facture to order, it the olio:teat
notice, Stettin Enain;te, Punipa,Coat :itretikers, and
MaOrnery et almost any *.ize or denctiptinn.for tnin
ing,or other linrpotei. Aleci Railroad:and Drill Cars,
Impt or nrirs*Carainge of any sine or pattern. Clrder •
are'respectfally r aliened. ' - .: li - 1
i: , . lit:o. U. FIALER - C BROTHER.
. .
i
FEANEIAN SHOVEL WORKS .-- The eubserlhers
enntinue toliarnish the Cullieti and Dealers of Sth'l.
county. witik Shovels of ail kinds.at the lowest Phil
adelphia poPcs. Attention la partlcillarly called to
their Coal Oittiels. Orders fot 8 hoveltof any Size or
Pattern pituPptly attended to.
! t,,li ft EO. I. 1: FISI.EII Ir!BROT11E11.
Jog. 21.052. . q 31- tf
['OTTO ILLE ROLLING' i MILL. :
.THE SIIhrICIIIIIEItS. respectfully an
, notince to the public, that their new
afti
: Rollin; Mill its now conipleted and in
full-operation, and that they are proper-,
eachbUPPl, ,:all kinds of Bar Iron ofivariuns sizes,
'which thenowill warrant .to be supetior in quality
to , :any obt4lited from abroad, at the sank pricca. -
hey alsri.manufactore•V Rails. frielthe use,' of the
EOlilertee 01 Lateral' Roads, weigh* from 21 tp 50
ibe. per yard. made of the heat Iron, tend which will
bt found idlich cheaper Chan the truncated article.
rielng peddtical niethanies, and having odd Consid
erable etptit)ence to the Iron busliteds, they flatter
themselvcilthal they can give entire ; friatirfaction to
pijr.chaser‘iind will also wake it their Interest to pa
unnizo hotoe naanufactures.
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- H. N. HUDSON. 110N.and BRASiE4
Founder, respectfully ' tefouns Me pat
• ion., and the poblie generally, that
:"^` belt gully prepared, at the above Et
tablishiniort.• to'idantifaclare dteatri Enginesof Pvery
die; Pillar*. Railroad and 'relit Cars,ited every ether
dAtierlptlott °Mon and Beau Caatintaauitablelor the
Coal Min let or other businese, au the moat reasonable
Alto * .Blowing Cylinders for,itilsst Furnaces
and Machine work In general.
Ilepaillir,vif all kinds done with niatness and-des
lfie lowest Tale 'All work furnished by
patch. it'llte InWest pile°,
tijmwill tiletwarrented to perform Oren. fie sioulii
solicit thejekstom of limo vim maylwant articles in
Ms tine in, igwvisidisy.r. *Doreen, will meet with
inunedtai4 gad prompt att S
ention. 11
I .;• 1 V.HU DSON
Marelt.ls` ISM l '
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taiza" — EATll , CAR FACTORY.
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ifEsarveribers beg leave to inform the pantie that
T
In adlition to their former STEAM ENGINE
DHOPS VIA FOUNDRY, they have recently put' p
new Mac3llnery and Stings for thei manufacture of
COAL COS, TRUCES and other flail Roadybrs, by
Steam pother, which enables them tor execute, all that
Mind of wOrk, not only mutt' better s but with greater
deiparch rand at the very , lowest prices. having thus
made tholoi extensive "preparations; IndlvlAnels and
companiviiirequi ring work of this kind, will find It 14)
their advfiVage to give ihrm a call,:_ •
Wilk - DER & MILNES.•
Oct. 2.qissi • 434 f
„
POTTSVILLN IRON wawa. •
• GEO. MASON & .CO. RESPECT
; fully announce to tbe:publie that they
have taken the Eathlillkhineut known
as•the Pottsville Iron' Works on Nor
wegian reel, where they are prchared to tmild all
kinds orfeivam Engines. manufacture Railroad Cars,
sod Mackikery of almost every diocrlption, at the
shortest Vihtice, and on the most rOasonable terms.
,-.Perandh,from abroad, in wanrof Steam Engines,
wall Ilnd Mitt:lolMT advantage to give pima call be.
or engaging ebiewhert [Maylt , tf
1 •
• •
PAPER, &c..
• •
Vhcaper than s - er:
19060 PIECES PAPER . BANGING:4 •
r StOye,'
'et_ol.4.4.'APEltS, from 75 • cents tti'Si 40
kirtenpli Papers, v at lime prices,
Glaz.dirapers, ttnnito to Go cent?,
VdAtitPli Pnper4, (min 7 teht% to 45 eetila, •
dphintfii! Hall, Entry end Balootrßapere.
Bold; Velvet. and Imitatinn Itor44is,
; Cartel* on Paper and Linen, Irtistil to 40 cents.
Pain; hides. trim) 50 centirtel each, a splen
did aserAltnent.
Fire eiEteens, Beautiful Vievrs t Panel Paper, Pero-
at tang, 8C3U11 , 1%.
lumns and Statues ;
The stilircilbee has made his retertiorienf 'Cbolie
Patrprirt Ootri four of the largest' Sas nufactorles, and
ronsemiantly Ala SPltk embraces a!mmater variety of
Pattertailhan. can be bundle anymore in the city.
He ple a himself to sell all bib Papers, at Cap,
Cask , &addle Cold and nioninxpensive Papers
at less Orin rag clad prices.
His. .9inain Papi!rs embraie new and beatu I[o
Paitcnut,tt' levr!rattai.' ' • ' !!!..
40-111fillthants and , Paper Hangers , supplied with
Curtain7 , Paper and Paper Llanginga. wholesale. a; the
rery.hrtistatpriens. - ‘ 7 . • . •
&welt , PAINTED .Bii&DES, cla Canvass, at less
than .ctly, prices. name *luperioc Panama can be
found ittuong bis Stock; imitable irlt the most deptit
I
hattliefit,% , • • • •- • •
* • - be nadetaold..by.
• Witirt,',Vire are determined not trwl-
airirprition who tetrads. paying fad Isla gcids dime
who wOst haranios, dad adVOIllia:•of aabatlog
from t•trge and varird stack, bat hatter (*hat
I ektip Vlsolecitli and Ittrail Pls?,
P Book iirdfSii
-tt" k . 4 o ..tarf, &Oct.. .„,. •
10* leAstr Illtigerstantiahed wheo
llarto 19.1 8 53. • _ .
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y..prittifiligT,74ltr.tfcoll Il fe eZTu l l: I :Patt i :li ,'
," I .4tuaOgkoit. , a.littk.sopertOr to +ROY '!.I1J01 of
00.11 lover *gem. to Ltd/ sectloo. Also, i -- ,
• ..:- ' - • • GOLD PAPERA, '
`Or theqitestaild most beatitifoi pinery., st; less Mon
( Kr P . 44, L . .Z '',- - , • ...,t;. 1111.10t4SWIL , •
-.t i , t. at ell 4, 1 t . hita L'apot wed Vattet.&oto.
Atn 4. Ibii., , ,-,, , , fl •
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- WHITIS:A H AND ILETTeit
ease.comemerepi Noir ?WIS.'S
islhe ,'price reint 0 t - 45 to *4 perliteiso 'cysts supe
rior PSPerarold-ratesialtaugu the Flee bassdvan•
cedlAne , ~.. ~..LH. HANNAN'S
f.' ChAftp, kaper and - StaHofe Store.
- Mitt
Clttdtadt.l 4 4lP/1111.--do(rOjetes (*attain Pa
_ Ploanaatatini•rnontber of maw and faibionabkr
P au l ° . st . seddred.PricAr , tricflpsile ittd teat% jaat
urn
10-1861 i-, . F lllOl
.1. 1r " 11 !12. -a r ."
LICTTEit ittitintle
For lain at - .19.11ANNAPett
• • ' Ronk andstationery Stn e.
.411171 es - • ,111-: •
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NJ CAIN BANNAN , ,POTTSVILLE t sciUMLICILL cOtnq
SATUADAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10 ! ,185 a.
FIRE INSURANCE. I
• • mossweviaamt -- -. -
PAITMERS"INSpRANCE COMPANY,
Capital $200,000. Will dud sttotrtyy inveitect:
DIUECTORs.
Avast C. Van Psrries,„,lisatte 6 % D I
WILL.Lms RECToIi, :farm Bil 1; '
CuaaLcs P. esirazas;. H.Lliialer. . .
Ana Ant W.' Tom., ; Isaac Venus.,
Jean W. PASOcill. Healer
um ha Las III: I zNlCnocss 4100111, -
Jost. 11,. Lristisri.
isFEICEI3H.
A. C; VAN . l'arnal,Pnra't IJaircs Haii..Seerettry..
W.H. Reverts. Vice Pie sl.lAaa it W.,ToLL, ?roast,
H • fisitainads. Joe., Gent rat Agoto , No. 3
Greens street. Trenton N. J. •
1 RHVELIENCEA,
non, /1. „Johnson* Vo...Juday. Hibineetady.
• Jno. P. elute. Shelia . .
D. P. Forma. County Clerk, •
:.sr Abram A. Vitt Vont, Mayor. ;, ••
" • 31. Myers, El-142y0e .
Welgla; ROcordet, Albany. r: • - ' '
.U. 11. Van Dyelir Pronllt•torAlbane.AtLis.
Jett* O. SaudetS, EP
That'll% Clark. Est. New Yolk.
CY Policies of Insurance against Pi!e„ and siso In
land policies cni COAL and 1100:‘, consigned to
Pfillsdelptda, New Vora, end Eastern Ports, issued
by P:
Agent fot Actinsiltdl amity,
°dice nest door tri !diners' Hank.
June 23, 1853. 1 - r - td.tt
TURD ANNUAL - STATPIEWP.
TUi STATE iMMTUAI. FIRRan4 MARINE
INAURANURI3ISIVAIN V of PENNBYLAIANIA. ,
Urtuich 015.7 e. 113 eIIpSTNITT e 4 ttes:l, PbiladmlPhlti r .
Assets nay 1. WI. I 192119.018 51
Premiums recessed t 0 May 1 135,950 MI
Interest on Leans, 3 1,916 19
Capital Stock, 190,000 0tt
.446,183 16
Lassa, ape noes, aud. re.
au rued - premlums,l
INYESTMENTB.
Bonds,Mortgages, storks and other 'good
securities. • ! - r • $181,481! 98
Piet/oval notes,. i 1111,014 51
Nash on hand. . 17,40 511
• •
•
Total auk. of reitmates liable far t:Mea, 111358,318 70
Tills-C ompa n y InSores on buildings perpetually or
Sawed; ohm, On ali: kinds of merehnodlze Bud far
nhuretby tftte year, oil the must reasonable terms.
Applicititms:fbr ibentance in the sbuve Company
are respectfully solicited by
JOIIM T. SIICEISiEfi, Art. -
OFFICE—In CKITRE Street, 31 door above Mar.
bet, Pottsville. 11
June,11.1353.: •
UpDEDINITY:
YEE FRANKLIN FIRE
OF INSURANCE COMPANY
PRILABELP/1114.,
OFFICE
ri ., j oit Chestnut stOot, near Fifth St
• 'IIMRECTORSI,
'Charles N, Budder, George V. Richards,
'Maims Hart,.l Mordecai I). Lewis,
Tolytas Wagner; I Adolphe E. Rorie,
SautuelGrant, I .Ihavid B. Brown,
Jacob R.Smith. Mot rlmPatterson,'
• Contiaueto mated lasmance; pirmanent or limited'
on every desciiptlan of property, lo warn and cannily
at rates as low as ire consistent with ate„thrikta,.t-'
The Company babe reserved ai.laty*V-Ontingent
Fund, which with their Capital and PiVtiltims, safely
invested, afford atiple protection tO Oarsured• '
The assets of the Company on lannary lit, 1849, as
published agreeable to an Act of /assembly, were as
follows, viz :
pdonoraga in 558 85 Stocks: 51,663 15
Real Estate, lb .358 90 -Cash, 4cc.,:. 43,167 n 7
Temporary
Conon, 15A.459 00. 3i0.097 G 7
Since their Incbrporatlan, a period of eightenit
pearls., they have paid upwards done million two hun
dred aquavit' dullers„ Ineara by Ore, thereby afford
ing e v 'deuce of ttio advantage. ofinsurance,ae vrell
as the ability and disposition to tneet with prompt
nese, all Ilabiliften.
CHARLES N. DANCEER, President.
CHART Et; C. BANcKER, Eireeel/ey.
Tbesubeeribni hoe been appoirged agent for the
above meat toned institution, and',ls now prepared to
make Insurance, on every' description of property. at
the lowset rates.'" ANDREW •1111SABL, Agent.
PrnteTille. Jan 3851' - t.t.f
, •
'r subseribe4 would•respectrully inform their nu-
J. memos Mends and customer's of Schuylkill Co.
thai their atikorithent of Clothinifor Yowl Cientlo•
men is much larger than ever, and they are disposed
to sell okra?. Persons living at g distance, have the
privilege of extaanginr clothing purchased at this
store, if they do tint suit.
,
F. A. HOYT BROTHER,
279 Chesuant.Sl, cornet t 4 Tenih,
Apr,ll 2..1853. 13-13,
MIEEM!
coTbi, :SEW fOILIC
CLOTHING.
Bar caaTunto
_
CLOT/ZING! ClOthing I :i,CLOTEUNO ! !
i n
• • THG most' extensive eisoroneat of
Clothing to Schuylkill Counts. from 00 ,
to 30 percent. cheaper and better made i r
than can lie purchased eirawhere, la at "
.• OLD OAK HALL." corner of Centre and Mahanton
,
go Streets. . r .
A magnifieent assortment of PALL and WINTER
CLOTHING, °film most fashionable styles, Is now
on hand and rea dy for sale afprWas that DEFY COM
PETITION. AS every aniclajiold at this establish
ment is manufaitured in Pottsville, It is, therefore,
expressly adapted to this region, and offers great ad
vantages ta purchasers over all thc.vsrp Warier
City-wads Maio,. , ' i'
ONE TRIAL OM prove thir. - beyond all doubt, to
any Who :tie strangers to the cam ; and throe who
have not ret •liurcimed thelti FALL or WINTER
Clothing, w ill do well to callandludge for themselves'.
An immense variety of
.BOYS' CLOTUING,
Suitable fOr the season. at extr:rmely low prices.
Remember the old stand," OLD OAK HALL," cor
ner of Centre and Mahantonso Vitrects.
. 1 . EDWARD T. TATLOR, Proprietor.
(Late LIPPI ricer? lc Tayromynporte Importers of Cloths and
:Dry Goode.) i
A CARD.—F.DWARD TAYLOR, Merchant
'NOM', would rropectfulli call the attention of hls nu
merous friends and the public td hie Fall and . Win
ter Stock' of Cloths, 'Nommen, Elegant Vesting's,
gm., selected (Mm the best utakkon, snitch be is pre
pared to make up to order, at Very moderate prices.
An astortment otOloves,Renttlefo,Burpenders ,llll k
Ahlrts, ac.
Agent tor the New York, Lon don and Paris fashions.
Pottsville, Ott. 4, 1832. .; 42-t1
STOVES.
Slll46VEIsvo - UldSr7SoStree to bls Cowinter' In
e the .sorroOndlog country:that he ha. just added
to hie large Moak of Strives a-Variety of new Pattern.
of Cooking. Parlor, 00Ite and lie ,latoves. Ile has
now the largest and most splendid stock of . Stoves
ever Offered to this Region Before. which be guaran
tees at the lowest cash price*. They wIU be sold Gtr
cash only. Ile big also 'a large assortment of Tin'd
and Enameled Mallow Ware, of all descriptions; a
large assortment of Cutler e, Tin and Sheet-iron Ware,
Slave PiPlotgEoal Buckets, Wash Boilers, Brass Ket
tles,
.3'r-remiss Kettles, Frying Pans ,. Waffle Irons.
Coate fdills„&ce- a large ?assortment of Japan'd
Ware Ersys,4lc:alla klna of 'Flit and Sheet-Iron
work done to order. Tin Rotating and Spouting done
at the shorten notice. All Orders received Will be
pnomptly attehded to. CENTRE Street, four doors
above litarketl
Pas strille,tJet . 33, I 532.. • • 4 3 -if
WTCHES, 01,Cs—
litmnovin. '
, •
BRADY & ELLIOTT, Sigh of the Big Watch.op
posits Mortimer's Hotel.
Wenvite rour (heads acid the, , .',,,..
public i n gental to cull and e tam- _ ...'..,‘ v.- -
Inc ours stook,, as We feel cooodent . , :::----:;-s--- , ...,
It is the hestl that was ever ,rifer- - . ,
ed ia this region.and we sold sell at Philadelphia
Our paockleonsiste in part:of a full assortment of
Gold and Silver Lever Cold and Silver Lepine
Watches, 1 i Watches,
Silver Table&Tet4poorts Forks, Butter-knives, &c.
Platedl Casroks" . I Pratt & Cake Baskets,
Plated Card T rays, Cups. t Montle Oreements;*e.' •
i
diad a g sent assortment of. Paso/ Goods.
Willis th rough knowledge of our business. and
every facilit for purchaeing to advantage, wie cattier
ba underact by honest dealers In theldhae. -Were
turn thanks rot the liberal yettonage we have hereto.
fore received, and by strict /Mention to btielbese.ws
hope to merit-the eanddeece of the commizelty and
'our elate orthett peonage
I
' . _j wit LIAM BRADT'
. .
.I.IITEWART ELLIOTT.
, Ne 11.—S Ilbetml discount tO Pedlars and squill Deal
er.. , k
rt. Particuhir attention paid to the teptilvlng or
Cloth, Vintehea and JewellY.' ,
May, 15,1849„ ,
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. au-11
i lig : ix*: 3 , I N K I i 3—Good Ink, la home, as
.1 101 as IS cents per closet'. for sale at '
BANNAPPS
. Cheap Boot and Stationery ritcire
August 20 EISS. -
c4RA) L . L ;Lo lin di zl3 vv. , lro .
-arIIOLESALLAND. RETAIL. .
A I:: having retantir Odra/led 441'4 " 4*.
sal.llahod installer &Oar OhnltsotespsetfullY
411101112 the tostanntigyhathey, are prepared to, All
:oirderi for anything in theialine, prostpUy and to :the
- satiaraetion ; ttflostrolittors.;:. '
=I
- Maya . 4414. ITOF4 c4l-
ete oupadat quality of,
tre t i ll ag eU de hil tarmi ltd. aedio We ise ir ii theh,i
ttai l at to
.s
gife e g g ek e t e i e llj
t.
faction W al I wbo may
tally ieolldq a Oars Of fhejAgalli es.
. ^
4 : e17 1 10.1tlea , • -• ^r":".t-'l""Pimilla-tifille.
.ilttegUon i - -
'Ult.%e'er* of the beautiful r Niger. and' Art have
kelt ithatr yews • - ae - Olive 'twat ALUM%
DAl3l7llllta6lnt.taiLtillitYitersercrtf - 41allteetand:
Cadre/AI wags. -% The aabeirther harreturnied to Potts"
villa 1 to take Qua perional Sharp pr tits zeosairientl is ,
sew issady•tcrtake goad, Orptellestfpll-01 ill • Who ;
dertrhjherif.". Come iota lo the )ott
ire vtimrintik to tit's thence ' .
..-4 0 *e•Atitatist stiedenor It~i.."' t
11.—IIEDUCTIO11;rattitel ist - thezprtattliof tine
Palter a!athe z csaes,isses awl Prams. •
A. 111.' ALLEN. "
•
Aiikii,lem ..,,i,, „.....1;
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2: -4aleititibit UsSiet— 00.11haiiintAtAK , '
T ra k h l t t,l !". 4l 9 / q l l, v* - -
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ME
issreelt;d,:and Arciininit far Tail Aftnitrs'Joirrriall
rar Lows •• It is a (mufti thing
To love as I love Thee; •td feel the world— - •
ThsObright, the bettutlful, joy-giving world— .-
A blink without thee. Never Mine*, hie • •=-
Can tope,joy, fear, wear different sesittilng. gen",
I have nohope that does not dream Cpl. thee
I have no joy that is no( aimed by-thee; ,
I have no tear that does not dread foe thee ;.
Alt that I °Deo co* &salve in—my'lnte,
Is oaly sweet when it repeats - thy ntime; ' •
My dowers. I ooly gather them for thee ; • •• •
The book drops litas down, I cannot recd;' , •
• Unless it 12 to thee; my lonely bon» • '
Are spent in shaping forth our future lives, 1'
After my own romanne fantasies. •
ts the star round which my thoughts"revolve
Like satellites: - - [Miss .Earnion.
or Morro FOR, TES VoCaGl:
ThL proudest motto for the yens% !
Writeh w ltnes of gold.
Uport thy Wert, and in thy wind
The stirring words enfold;
And in Ini 4 ortune's dreary hour,
Or for,tinte's prosperous gale,
'Twill . have a holy, cheering power—
" There's no such word as/i3l/
, . (Mrs. Neal
E
rar Lovux POSTRAIT;-- .
Her even carriage is as fir from coyness
As from inlinodesty; in OW. in deulinif,
la suffering courtship, in 4.equ4ing kindness r
la 1150 of plaFes7-hours—and companions,
Free as the :tun, and nothing wore cosrupted;
As sarcuguipect as Cynthia in hes vows,
And constant as the centre to obserse•tbein•
[Cho. Chapala*
mutru •
Let me play the; fool,:
With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles came
Aud.lat my liver - rather heat with wior,i. •
Than my &art cool with martifying,gr u ans.
[Mqrch, ot
' 87,864 So
03.50,310 70
FRZEDOU
A free Republic—rweere, beneath IP. sway
UC mild and equal laws, framed by themutelveN
One people dtveli, and own no lord save God :
I [Airs, 8010
•
lar Coca/snip . : .
He that will win his dame, must du
.1 .
• - love does when he beads hiS bow; ,
• ith one hand thrust the lady from, . .
4 a with the other pull lit r home.:, ; filudibra-s.
1 ;
APTEMIANCES • :--• • . ~ . .
- 'Tis not the fairest loan that holds 'r
• The mildest, purest soul within; I.
'Tie not the richest plant that tolds
The sweetest breath of fragrance in:
(Date.:
QM
APPLAUSE;" ,
At which the universal host up seat ,
4„shotit that tore hell's concave, and biped
Trightened the reign of chaos and old night.
;
, ,
rir.V.
UA.TITUDE :- To the generous mind
The heaviest debt i 4 that of gratitude,
When 'its not iti oor, power to rettay ti.
I- 17 , , 771/11,t's Mara.li.
. .
Mr V talus :--;
•
,
How far that little•.eandie throws'hts beim.l ,l .
...u.llines.a good deed in a naughty world. -'
1 l.F.hittksisari•
IM P PAIRIOTISdi : i ,
They love theicland beents,e it iti their owu, .
And sem to give aught (Aber reiisou' why..
' ; [Haled-
Warieel.s
rrtit.rEP .
Cat& 4nuru upou the tiakt, when rvsty :sloth
Fields the down pillow bard. . fr'ymbeline
POLITICS AN D TO E MAINE LAW.
The necessity for some prompt, energetic,
decisive action by the community with re.,
gard to the Legalized Liquor Tratfic,.is so
palpable, so urgent and so generally conce
ded,' that its ',enemies dare not boldly con
front and deny it. They. dodge behind this
cavil and that' party 'Danner, nod manifest
their consciousness that. public sentiment is
against them by laboring and scheming to
avoid any dectSive action ire the premises.--
If the object of their real conccru were the
safety and integrity of thisor that party or
ganization, they would unite in say iog—
" Let us settle this Maine Law question at
once by referring it to the people, and agree
ing to abide their decision. • (This was
lately done is Michigno, and the people ata
special election decided, by 119,000 majority,,
or about two to one, that no more intoxica
ting beverages should be sold in the -State,
unless in defiance of law and in Mil prospect
of a penalty.) Thus no ptty lines are bro
kenoind the people may go on disputing and
dividing about national politics as hitherto,
if they perceiee adequate reason for so'doing.
Temperance,certainty,will not prevent them,
and . ,, intemperance will have to bring the
question intopolittes, if it' shall be brqught
there. , So long as the minority respect the
express decision of the people, and da not
seize upon the machiuery of one or the - other.
party whereby to smuggle :in a Legislature
that will defy, ,the popular Verdict and repeal
the Maine Law, there need not be a ripple of
temperance agitation across, the regular trade,
winds of politics.
Then why don't the Cincinnati Enquirer
and other journals, which manifest so tender
an anxiety that the Maine Law agitation shall
r injure the Democratic party, just unite to ta
king the temperance enestion out of politics
by agreeing to submit the question of Maine
Law or no Maine Law toe direct vote 'of the
' whole people of their resp ective &mei ? It
by Democracy they mean something else than
rum, why should they demur to this?
We
We are, by turns, accused of laboring to
Ldestroy the Whig and the Democratic party.
[ Possibly sve• have less, reverence for, these
two organizations than some of their most
ardent adm trete and beneficiaries may cherish,
vet it iS - glaringly untrue that we advocate the
"Maine Law. with any . sinister intent what- i
ever. We certainly 'du cherish' the hope that,
when all our citizens shall have become hab
itually temperate, the country will be ruled
and. guided, with far more intelligenee, vir
tue, uprightness and frugality than iritow is.
If this should prove prejudicial to either par
ty, that 'that party ought to be prejridiced ;
it it should upset both patties, then the time,
has arrived when both parties ought to be'
upset t• but our guiding impulse is hot the
overthrow of this ofthat jiarty, tett tbe sup
pression of intemperance through• the-pas
sage and enforcement of the Maine Law.
Let t,t be: clearly understood, then, that
the adedersernes of 'she Mime Law have hith:
erto had full power to t a ke that subjeg out, of
polities. but have steadily ••e.jused to do so.--f
They have been
- challenged and' entreated to
unite in submitting the 'question distinctly
to the people at a special election, and im
plicitly abide their decision. 'Phis vies not
been docie siinply because they would not let
it be done. In the Legislature' of New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut tiud Ohio, they have
defeated bills providing to submission,whieb
were, supposed' and pretsedby thetempe
tenet men in snlid'eolurcin. Now they will
be very likely, in view off - the popular' tide in
favor of'No License, -to Offer to compromise
on submission. Perhaps the fiteads.or tem
perance. so long defied 'or trifled with; will
meet them at that half !way honse;..hnt we
do not believe it. There is no longer need
of submission; since every one knows what
the result would be. ,This Stite•would tat.
ily any well-drawn act based - upon the prig.
-elfiea of the Maine Lauri: by. a Majority rang
ing from 60,000 1,0 100,000, according to the
vehemence of,the catty* apd the fullness of
the vote. Submission imounts.to . tatithing
but delay, and. delay is death
,to thotsands.
Besides, we Want_ men iq Our, Le.gialituree
now to be chosen who not merely vote
'for some sort of a'Maine.Law,by who haire
the 'ability and diiposition to give ui one of
the very best, sort Hitherto' our acts harm;
been framed; in - the absence of prectleal ex
p_erienee; and have therefore been Very faulty.
The Meshes'are 'so large' thef cunning
elude and the petty glide • through them.—
We can do* a great teal , better
hereafter to be passed, if: t. bate men teethe
,Legislature who.cornbinetheatulit ywit&the
disposition, to draw bills eerreetly.,
.aiallyi...tbe penalty tart cu¢t felftvg to,vialok ,
tion of the law, ought.. to be 41500 AMA*
.sgr :0 4 1 9.4tence• *l%4'
aemae Itgo . or, I@til,„ which . - the, tittle= laugh
at. Theveett make 'Con:their pplot,threit
tin as over, bet lireeettriftit 'itta trial:l'efen*l
;or'Temperance! elect TekrialittaYinl
:evir:Partt 1 1 :4 1 Wel6tfdi 4 ittatilley
Will *appall the liatertair
atid=eir hearts ate in` the worle.•:2-N:
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givialwitit:mmuoa xer Zh c or . t i and
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ENE
MMEN
13tientific.
C.!AsoiNchtitsion,. 3 ,lo;tiiry arid;Moisamiss
The recent appearauctiof a celestial stran
ger in the skye has revived the popular ja"
lame in anneter their ;history and move
meets. The comet which is now'. ,visiblit,
. was first discoveredion the 10th of 'tine last.
at Gotteggena by Islii-lllnikerfues, and it is
regarded en rematkably brighta rid beautiful.
A .few ,rughts Attlee its. distance from die
earth war-calculated at 10.000,000 id miles,
and from the suit 30.00 1,000.. The dome
ter of the nucleus !wea l 11 seconds of are,
and the length bf the coma, 52 minutes.
,:The passage olithelpertheliou has already
Occurred or is abent t o
n take place. The
present, therefore, ie an! admirable time to
examine it. - Cornet', according to Sir Rich
ard Philips, are *iiroig! insists of transpa
rent fluids or traPors,!which ascend from
high angles ,at - 40!'-o to; 85 towards the
piaci of maiinuam solar force ; and :tie
there turned by that frit;Oe, into another line
oft:notion like nii orbit.l l They are estimated
at many thousands in n umber.'. Comets ire
chiefly remarkable': or is luminous projection
in a line diritetty opposite to the sun, which
therefore folloWs them cif,they approach the
the sun; sad goes befog* them as they leave
the tan, and na head or tail as their pin
thins vary. Comets have large atmospheres,
and according, toisonteastrensomen, they
are all atmosphere. Thus, then, 'the sae's
rays pass through the Spherical atmosphere,
just like light through? a glass globe ; and
and the projectionAocreeses in length, as; it
approacnet the funtiaous 'sun. ! When a
comet has a distinct nucleus, the i projection.
is Melded in the. Mold:* by a sensible line.
These projections are Millions of miles Icing
—some eXtend, even to-150,000,000 of miles.
The first cornet ihat svas discoveied amide
scribed accurately.teas by Nicephorous. •At
the Firth of the great Mlthridatss,!. 135 8.C..
two lirgeceniets appiated, which were seen
for 72 days together. i Their splendor, says
Ando, eclipsed that of the mid-day sun—
probably an ancient eiaggerationj---and they
occupied a fourth art of the heavens. Du- •
ring the reignol 'the Emperor Justinian, io
the early part of ' the 'math century, three
comets Were visible at one time.; These, as
dul,the phenomesta et the bulk of Mahn
dates, excited the' terror of the ;superstious
-indeed of all mankind, the more eapecial
ly is both periodt wetedistinguisha by war,
pestilence' and famine. A most brilliant
modern comet appeared in 1769,sind paSsed
within 2.000,900 Irritles of the' earth: One
still more brilliarq appeared in September,
October and Notlecnher, 1811, and was visi
bleat! the *ululate with the naked eye. :An
other cornevappeired in 1828—while in 1841
there vas one "at 'enormous magnitude] but
without any solid; looking nucleus, or body.
This opparition Willi be remembered by most
at our readers. lit only reinsitted . in Sight
for s few days, having moved from the sun
sou iheastward With incredible velocity. i To
the eye of the common observer, when: first
seen above the western horiZon, its coma or
tail must have Leen nearly 100 deg. in leegth.
Dr. - Dick, in his; celebrated work on. Celestial
Scenery, devote*.considerable space ici the
physical constitution of comets. Thd nu
cleus he regards is the solid - or densest
pin of the comet 4 Some suppose: that
the nuclei of comets are transparent, as
well as their :nebulosities, and allege
as a proof, that stars have been seen through
a nucleus. Tine of such statements
is however, questioned. -
,:
~ : . ,
In respect so the tail, or lummouso,train
which. generally accompanies! comets; it is
found; that it Is geetrolly to Opposition to
the,sun, ° s emi, the prolougations of the line
which would join the sun and the nucleus.
But this is not always the case. Sometimes
the direction or the tail has been. found at
right angleS with this line; and in some ex
treordioary; instances, the tails of comets
hafe been observed to point directly towards
the sun. 1 Thioi wathkease with a comet
1 24, which for about eight'
that appeared H
l it
days exhibited . en dditional !Ominous; train
in oppositiiin *that which assumed the or-'
dinar) , direction; This anomalous tail, ac
cording‘tol9lbers, Was 7 -deg. long, -while
the other was'onlyf 34 'deg., and it wasbright
enough to be sects with an opera glass. In
general, hriweyer, it is found that the tail
inclioes constatitlyi, towards the regiOn last
qujutd bylthe Comet; as if in its progress
through ametheriail medium, the matter for
ming it- experienced more resistance than
that of the noetens. The tail is geberally
enlarged in proportion to its distance from
the head of the co met, and in certain cases
it is divided into several branches, as already
noticed of the!colitnet of 1807. Some haVe sup
posed than the divided tail is nothing more
'than a perispectivi repreientatioia of thesides
of it great hollow @one ; but there are certain
tibservatiOns;whiCh seem to prove, that, in
some cases, theyhave a separate existence
as independent b ranches. The most remark
able instance of a ;divided tail was :in the
comet of :'1744. 1 On the 6th and =7th of
,March. there weie f eiz branches .in ihe tail,
each of them • abbut 4 deg. in bresilth, and
from 30 deg. t 0,40 deg. long.. Theft edges
were pretty well r ilefined and tolerably bright;
their mldnle'emitted but a feeble light; and
the intervening spaces were as • dark:. as the I
rest of the ,firmarpent. The tails. 01 corn
ets, as already, noticed, sometimes cover, an
immense space in the heavees. The coniet
of 1680 bad tail which extended to 68 deg.,
that of 1811 to 22 deg., and that of 1769 to
97 deg. in leogtlo so that! some of these
tails must have reached ' froth the zepith to
the horiiOn. • ; The leagth of the raikot the
comet of! 'OBO, estimated inlmtles, was 112,-
750,000;1dMi of '11769, 44,000,000;, and that
01 1744,'8,25
. 0,0110 miles. !A body 'moving
at the ra?c•O 2 1 .1 ! Utiles every hour mould
not pats ever the-spice occupied by ithe tail
'orthi comet of 1680 in legs than 648 years. .
It has beep suppOsed by soniesstronmers that
certain to the appearance Of the tails
of comets arise from the rotation of the come
aribody ; as Someeornets - have bean Supposed
to rotate about en axis pa sing through the
centre of the rei4 'such as that of 1825,which
was concluded, from "certain" appeataneet, to
perform its rotation in 20 hours, 30 ininutes. 2
" As to the-nit:ore of the immense tails or
comets;-; their origin, or the sobstaucea of
which tittl arelcomposed; we are,entirely '
iinorant, and it I would be wasting time to
enter into any speculauctil on this; subject,
as nothing could be presented to the view
of the reader but vague cOnjeCtures, granii
time hyPothesesiaod unfounded thebries."•=-
Phila. ingsareri I -
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181 D CLOTHES.
1, ' i
ThtettOtlith, of the tied Covering of our
people codsists of what are miscalled s,com
lortables,'l,eiz titwo: , calito cloths, with gla
zed coupes wadding, laid between,-and quil
ted in. i., ,; _ , . .
The perteetton of these for daiend night.
'where wermth is the purpose, is that which
confines SiolintE the body sufficient of its
warmth While it allows escape to the rest.--
Where the body is allowed to.bathe protract
edly in ifs oleo vapors, we roust 'expect an'
unhealthy, effeet upon • the akin.: Where
• there is too little ventilating escao, what is
'called . insensibleiperspiration Is checked, and
something Jinaltigotra tover supervenes.—
Foul tottguei ill i testa - a nd lick of , morning
appetite 'betray the,l error. In alt cases the
tempersttlfentond ‘toy dear, thilis nacre
,bie ogee la probably. the table greeting,
:IXot, *Wig die rays health.of poor chil
dren (*due to the,airdadtieg rooms of their
`parole:Auld-What a generator of pale bees
taw close chamber 1 -- i
7. To'fie ttkiiViyand haipy y provide your bed
Willi yotti lightest and most pones blank
ets. The finer ithe better- The cheapest in
price ate the *hest id' Health'. '- N.-Comforta
ble-sutra iincottifortale and unhealthy.. Cot
-4.olh:if.Ai, could-be made equally Orono. and
kepi vet Odom prefer _to wool. ,The
,sartmfot datith Underclothes. , But more than
4
ill 410,1•Ier *le ebamber
_be ventilated._
~ lc iittrilibQje sestieWlieri t o gitte your es
b *absent dumber wino bah
you: tangs is tbe;pfacs - of 'whit they
have ; reiptred , o4 Bo: abaft you hare pleasant
gott*_ `4l° otgbf. - ittalul the morning cheer
,Taifttliy4 Mt g e **eel; ~._lireith, arid, gooCH., :41 3 Petite!
t ps l e g, eoratuiaede-w ;'secure ' , secure to
deeithlail . u - bousisfol of bright and ro
ay-Obeebit mentorialeof nehand frunktl if
'
a 1171. 4 *Thitu.-TOIC.,ts-thit bigwig kali
-Yoke l' a i'insiifaiopranti stem to;this; alto.
or. more In'appiptObtneltb-AtillP reverse ot ,
rhitiN4 6 F l A - 1 0 4 Stutt Ali - #40 . 14 , lii a tegular
*Meg_ 4044 1 ::cii... ' ' ' :viol lheogi
0 1 1 , 711100 1 1, ale Wig.; the
bigittos
- . l4° l► ff iin*L t o Mir; bfitifsthe townie of alt. - ',
EN
epiWINANW
• 1.
OMR
; - .oincrat, 3tgotiitAtiOtt.:E,
WONDERFUL ItESUSCIWATION
The subjoined extract is trwislated, from
the Paris Journal o/ Magnesium, winch
quotes, as its authority, ,a very reman:4 . bl..
book, pi/Wined by Mr. Osborne, au English
officer, on his return from the court Of Ran
jesting, in India. We' must also add, - that
Gen. Ventura, who Witioue of the witness
eri ill this extraoiduisq• transaction, fesutieti
in the correctness of the statetneut wino be
subsequently..visited Paris. - Mr. Othorac
- • , .•
sa tit
•• On the Gilt June,"lB3S, the monotony of
out life In camp was egreeably. interrupted
by the artist' °Pan todividual who had ac
quired, great celebrity in the Pendjaub.: The
natives regarded him w ith great veneration,
on account of the facility'he possessed ha re
maining under grounties long to he pleased,
'and then reviving , agein. Such extraordi
nary. facts Were related Millie countiy con
cerning this man, and-so many respectable
:persons testified tk. their 'arithenticity, that we
were extremely desirou of• seeing him ; for
instance; Capi. Wade I Lodtilana,informed
m e that he - had himsel been present at the
resurrection of this Ejikir in the press:nee el
Gen. Ventura; the Rapti, and sever - 01' men
of distinction among the, natives, und that
atter his interment, had lasted ".'several
months,"
The following are, the detailsitviiitili were
given" him in the interment, and these, that
he added on his own authority Of . ,the exatn
.
manual
"&t;the end Of some preparations:which
bad hutted several days, and which would be
too tedious to euumerate, the Fakir declared
himself ready. for the experiment: the wit
nesses met around a tomb of mason work,
constructed to receive hum Befote their
eyes. the. Fakir closed with 11/ImA With the
exception of his mouth) the apertures of his
body through which air might be admitted ;
then Ise stripped off all his clothing. He
was then enclosed in a linen bag, add by his.
direction his tongue was turned 5414 so as
to enekise the entrance of his throat. Im
mediately after this operation, the Fakir fell
into a lethargic state.- The ba. , which con
taineddlitu was then , closed anesealed by the
Rajah. This sack was then plac'ed l in a
wooden box, which was locked with a pad.
lock, and sealed. The box was lowered into
the tomb, over which was throivn a great
quantity of earthk which was traMpled down
and then sown with barley'; finally semi.
nets were set to watch it• day amtinight.—
Noiwithstandiog all these precautions, the
Rajah was still suipiciona ; he caine twice
during ten months (bat the Fakir irernained
bitited} and caused the tomb to be eiamined ;
he found the Fakir precisely as . hel had left
ludioind perfectly cold and tuabitrOie.
he ten mouthrhaving expired, they pro
ceeded to 'the hard examination... deo. Ven
turi and Capt.' Wade saw the padlLek open
ed, the seals broken and the ches t 1 raised
from the tomb. The Fakir was remotud;
there was uu indication of - theltreart or'
pulse. In the top al his head tberireinained
some• slight sensation of hest. After first
Placing the touguein . a natural position. and
' then pouring some warns mater ' uver his
body, he ..began to evince some si4 ns
After two hours be was tjuiie resioredlind
walked about. • Thiti wonderful man is about
thirty years of
,age, his 'figure is unpleasant
and his counteuauce has a ,eunisitig expres
sion..
" He says that he has delicious dreams du
ring his interment„ and that restoration was
very painful.” ,
The following, aintemeni of the extra
ordinary degree of ignorance precailing . in
England is made' in •Dickens" ,, Household
Words." . Ii might well .challeOge belief
were it not founded on official and authentic
sources:
f . d ~:' ''.: " 2 - . 4. .i: i';' , " : I.r: - . 1. "..i 1 I' , :.
EV
NO. 3
IGNORANGE IN ENGLAND
" It has been calculated that thire are in
England and Wales 7,000,00 persons Who
can neither read nor write—that is to say,
about .one-third of the population:including,
of course, infants ; but of all the children be
tween.five 'and fourteen, more than One-half
atten4'no place of public.instraction. These
statements—compiled by Mr. Kay Irons offi
cial and other authentic sourcis, tor. his
,work,on the social condition antk, education
of the poor in England and Europe—would
be hard to believe, it we had not lu eadoun
ter in our every - day life degrees; . roi 'illitera
cy which would be startling if we were not
thorougly used .to it. Wherever we turn
ignorance, not always allied Itti poverty,
stares us in the face. If we look: in the Ga
• nue at the list of partnershipS dissolved, not
a month passes but some unhappy man,roll
ing. perhaps, in wealth, but, wallowing in
ignorance, is put to the txperim6tum crucis
of • his mark.' The number ollietty jowls
—in rural districts especially —Wile_ can on
ly sign with a crosses enNinoust It is not
unusual to. see Vanish documedts of great
local importance defaced with the same hu
miliating symbol by persons Whose office
not only shows them, to he rued of mark,'
but men of substance: We have printed
ready specimens 01;1 the parillil Ignorance
which gasses under the eye °lithe post of
fice outtforities, and we may venture to as
sert that such specimens of penthanship and
orthography are not to be matched in any
other country in Europe. A liiitisewite in
humble life need only turn'to the file .of her
husband's to discover hieroglyphics
Which render them so many iarttlimetical
puzzles. lo.short, the pFacticalevideuees of
the low ebb to which the plainett rudiments
of education in this country' han fallen, are
too common to bear cepeutign. We cannot
pass through the streetsure cannot ,enter a
place of public operably, or ratable! 'in the
fields, without the gloomy shatipar of igoo
sauce swieping' over us. The rural popula
.„ ,
tam is indeed in a worse plig ht , than the
other classes. L
SANDWIcII ISLAND,LADI47RLDING
A Sandwich Jeland, correspondent : of : the
Albany Evening Journal speaks of the , na=
fives as a manly' looking race hf 'men. two
or three shadesllighter in color than' the ne
gro says boys'and girls at the: age of ten,
Maize appear as sixteen, and Mins: , '
"The Issiakisladies dresb, themselves in
costlier clothing than • the ladle at: home.—
Their dresses are made of the finesf'silks and
satins; after fine fashion of a woman's
night, gown. Thei wear shis and stock.
tugs, when full dressed, but about their or
dinary work they go barefoot. J The live to
blessed ignorance of the latest Paris fashions,
and If they had them, would; ndt he such
consummate bola as to folloivl their absurd
dictates. They have none of the sgeamish
nese of civilization about' a 'Pot of dirt- or
dust on the* clothes, for, whO dressed in
their best, on a may Suoday,.they: ne seen
sittiog : flat down in the dust: at the tides of
the street. - „ „ • '4% ' t •
But it is whets owborselxitli they show to
the best advantagetto a foreigner. They are
passionately, loud of ibis. exercise, and are
tearless riders,! driving like 'Jahn. Imagine
a stout fat woman, dressed rick Sillis,vilth
wreaths of green leaves: hinging About'
shoulders, with ii,maa's snit* bat upon her.
head, with a wreath, of yellow flowers
round it, in lieu of a iribilonitrfounted astride
'of a home. : Then imagine it long' trainof
Yellow or red Silks; the middledot *bleb is fas
tened to the small Of her back, and the ends ,
of which, after passing _Under her. on the
saddle, aie turned backward i,b such a man
ner that, 'when the - horse
_Ss Cos ' the gat!op,
they finster'ont in the wind, 4xtending back
on each side as fir as t e ,bose's
sail: and
you have amlenibly good'idea of ianski
lady taking au airing on horseback. Satur
day alien:moos are 's ort of, holiday With
them, and you may •thn °fiefs see is/calve!
them ridinge4lU to conivanyilhrough the
suees of she town, alwaytots the gallop,
Isirrort..s.---There ate two Infidel.
CNN in Cincinnati.' The fitirtlidielSotiety
of Ge.rinatt Ttirnera or Freettien;:timhberierg
some fire hundred pawns. and the other. is
the Society oij English 4* Libttile,7 , coiuposed
of ottani one hundred meinbers. The Ger.
man Atheistic sheer ClicnVes, some_ three
thousand fireitundred eoptes A •'' • • •
OCr akT 111A_Fciarth 'of Jo inelehration in
Marion 'county, Ipiaot3. a icing lady offered
the foilder4 toast=" Thelroting Men of
America--tbeifarrnetur support—our BUDS
their rewardi?! 'Fall in, men, MI in.. • •
0:j'"
• T i SAW tint a tioi gul filteen
leant "of oge • may, be bout! *the. Interior
of Allies; for four yatcli of
• inehistei non
1--oalot;•sixpesee. e ' ' •
tt:rler* , wan gev.vilildmase re must
d o as the cam' ,when Max, terk 7 picic up
a little it a time. • , - • • •
. 11.C TAXS
6fligh ltrOr - : :°;r44
ejort r gagiret i ftliele .
everydeowilleOelta.
Journal, than a tin be dome at say Ettllt, i
isetabbehaseat m the County, nob as
ii.oLs, Pamphlets, Bills
Seal if Lei*
Reit lfildets.
/V4l= • Perrlfaat•P, •
tirtietai of Agro•ment, Time Boas,
Hilt Heads, Order doses,te
At the very shortest . stories. Ow Mock of JOB
TYPE is more extensive thee that of taay Mbar
Offl - ce in this section of the State, and we kalif
handsi.einployed erpreedy foe Job e' Pobi
practical Prln.er ourself, we ant! imamate* OW
Work to be 110 nett as any that am be tamed OM to
the cities. • PRINTING IN COLORS dose at tint
shortest notice •
80,01 It 113INZIELRT-
BOoki bdudd to twerp vanety 'of sine. Mai*
Books Ofeverydeicriptton manutactured, bound sail
ruled to order at short sodas. • -
far . tide
THE SOCIETY OF LADI2III.
The following pertinent t marks occur at .
the emote') artiele' on the ti Dawn of
College Ltfe4" from , the pen of a clergyman.
which recently appeared in . tha /Y. Yevi..
Times:
," The society of ladies ban done umeh tor
c ute all my life long and it was the italata•
ry and softening influence of each aseocia•
eons that. 'With. God's blessing, restrained
me from tinny an excess into wbiehA might
othermie hive been led wbtle receiving my
education. !It is a bed sign when
min bas-no, rehab for such company. What.
ever' be a young man's station in ltfe,wheth•
! er high or low, public or private, he wilt be.
come abetter Mao, and escape many
aster, if he wilt listen to the conch of Ms hap
telligent and refined of the other sex. Not
only do they generally excel us in their nice
perception of the proprieties of life, and in
the tender sense of duty to 'both God and
man, but they , are equally before tie in mein
instinctive facility of .foreseeing evil before it
approaches, and of Wisely discerning the
character and motives of men. '
It was not all a dfettrn which . made the
wile of Julius Caber so anxious that:.he
should not go to the Senate Chamber co thi
fatal Ides of Match ;Cud bad he complied
with her entreaties, he might hare escaped
the dagger of Brutus. Disaster marked *ha,
career or lispolecu, from' the time he ceased,
to feel the balance• Wheel of Josephine's in
fluen6e on his impetuouss•spirit.
Our own Washington. when important
questions were submitted to him often said
that he should like to carry the subject to
his bedchamber before he formed his de ho
ions ; and those who know the cleat Niles
ntentaod elevated purposes of Mrs. Washing.
tun, thought all the better of him for wishing
to make her a confidential counsellor. Weed,
the great majority tg IMP who have acquired
for themselves a 104c1 and great name, ward
not only married- men, but happily [pluvial
both paired sod matched.'
Q3' Tit MUST BEUTIIIM Hum.—Tllo • •
charming women were discussing we day -
what n is which constituter beauty m the 74
band. They differed in opinion ea mach as
in the the shape of the beautiful member thay
were discussing. A gentleman friend mem
led himself, and by common consent the
question was referred to him. Ii WAS a del
icate matter. He thought at Pane and thsi
three goddesses. Glancing from one to, the
other of the beautiful hands pmeafed.to
which by the way, he had the canning to
bola for some time in his own, for purposes
of examination, he replied at last 's 1 give
it up, the question is too hard for me; but
ask-the poor, and they will tell you that the
most beautiful hand in the world is disband
that gives."
THETONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
- The new hall in, the Capitol at ‘Wuhfag
t9u, designed tar the Library of Congress, is
eaplendid structure. The Micas says the
the first impreasion as you look upland around
is one of unalloyed pleasure. he whole
work, to the most minute part, is iron; and
yet so splendidly is it painted and gddedi..act
elaborate and finished are the ornaments, that
you can scarcely credwthe fact. - The eel.
mg, composed of immense iron plates looking
like massive blocks of brown marble. panel
work, is moat artistically constnisted, - so as
to combine strength and beauty in , petted
harmony. It is the only. entire iron cmitog,
on the earth. Running through the eentrsts
the skylight, which is elegantly ornamented
with a cluster of stairs, numbering some bun.
dyed—perhaps as many as we may yet Dom- ;
ber States in qtr conlederaiy. Next are the
two long pdl.ettes*all iron—the pillars, the
latticewiik, the bulsttades, the Ittlitel l the '
scrolls, the floors, the shelves, the alcoves, s•
and the steps by which you ascend. Nothing
of the kind can be more perfectly beautiful
than the large ornamented scrolls which sp- • '
.pear to support the 'Sides of the ceiling. They
represent elaborate carving, with golden ears
of corn and galden clusters of grapes, inter
persed among their niches. The casting wit _
done by Messrs. Jas. BEEBE tic Co.. of New
York; and reflects , great credit on their judgo
ment. The brilliant velvet carpets which
adorn the , floors of the hall,: galleries, and
alcoves, were also made in New York. The
turni.hiog arrangements are the handiwork
of Mr. L. F. CLARK, of Washington. The' -
library now'coMpreses some 25,000 volumes, ,
and is destined to be much increased. One •
great improvement is the facilitymith which
the books can be reached. The , ale(' ives are
so constructed that au ladders or
. attpil are
needed to reach them. ‘Ttie.tablei and SOW •.
are so situated as to afford ample moat for
promouading, and the polite attentions of the -
librarian auot - his associates at once. triader
every visitor at home.
Z. 2%
(17' Seine= OF SILVEL—Mr. 12
' I
of the English Parliament, has been
investi
gating the causes of the scarcity of silver, add
gives the following as the principalcauseso 4
. •
they will, .no doubt, prove interesting to
American readers as well as to the merchant,
and business . men of the old world:
First, while the Annual' production of
gold has quadrupled, the-yield of the silver
mines has, remained • stationary, and as the •
influx of gold, has given an immense expan
sion to business of all kiode, and increased
the demand tot every
_commodity, silver W.
ing tit; more plentiful now than formerly, has
become proportionately scarce.. Sedondly,
in 14941(1,1nd tome other European. States,
silver is the standard of value ; acid hence
the excess of exportation to those countries
over, the importation from them, has to be -
paid for in silver coin. Thirdly, and chiefly
in India, gold coin is not known among the •
natives from whom the commodities of corn
melee are purchased, not' is -gold in 'tbat
• country a legal tender and as the excess of
Indian exportation over importation is ex
ceeednglY ..great, there is en mrormocui drain
of silver ' from Europe and America. to pay
for the excess. ' In the year 1852, Eriglaad
alcinraent fifteen millions of dollabrin silver
tollndia. D'lsraeli proposes, ass rem,-
,clji to, the groiring scarcity- of !diver, that
sold be made the standard of value and a
,gal tender, throughout the British possessions
in the Oriental world.
.Ho'Wever - poetie..an Englishman may get.
he never allows himself to soar *bon earl
fort. It he goes u Nineveh, it ii with a
hamper of bottled ale:, Meet him on the
Great Pyratnid, and it will, be behind a mug
of black tea end a aide dish of standwithes.--
lie never allows his reverence of thsancients
to do injury to himself. Should he ever ec•
'Once the toteroal arrangemeots of .Etna, it
would be with three pockets filled witb erect.
ers and chese, and one with London porter. .
John diflera 'radically from Jonathan. '.Let
. the
.former meet a native in 141 Crest Dice
emend the first thin "
._ he Would inquired for
would be, e oeliresi hotel.. The first thing
Jottathaa--tiould ask for woohi be the latest
news - from York, sod ..What is going on in
Boston i" A. friend of ours cutest met with
an Englishman and, an American, :on .a
cliff, near the Falls of St. Anthony. The
former was imbibing 'all sod 'eV." while
-the latter wits going at blind on thelifonag
Herald.'John can tlo`nothrog he eats;
;while Jonathan is non: ises has it:a
tm:Rd “the latest news. " —N, V.Tisteltnits.
-.- • • lIIICKNAMES. ; ...;
, -.lklicknarites aritvery — expr emir!. _Whoev
er knew e.perwMlo he dubbed • Unellakm.'
`,lJncle Tom,' Or • Uncle Bill,' without 80-
itig the said Uncle Ben, Torn, and Bill the
very personification ofgood natnreaud neigh
borly kindness ? A person ntck'rtamed 'Un
tie ' could not help being kind, ill. tried.—
'Tingles ' take strongly to children. and wilt
'play horse' with as much zest as it they and
little Johnny were of the same age and bah.
its. of to be tiick'nanesi 'Uncle,' however,
smacks of an easy-going temper, to be ehrie.
tened 'old' is cqually signifir.aot of coldness
and Masonic:. Who ever knew ar, ' Old
Smith, or an 'Old • Skeesicks, that was not
the,very essence ofmeanness arid selfishness 1
Stich men plate.a Mei value on, dollars And
quiernesse; and have. no motaate.tot •• die
deviltry of childhood,' tha h ey have Are 01-
te e
gan gna4ers an 4 charity box . Rather tbsa
be knovin as 'Old Beeswax,', or 'old' anything,
- we'would cut k hole in the water, and jump
in and drown. • ; ,
- - -
liciax_ WA= Ilnoixs says "there
is a great deal more Gospel in, a. Ipat of
bread sometimes, rh a ln as old dry mem"
r.
lIEMI
Miscellany.
.NATIONAL CUAftACTERii: