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• , or T ux MBINE8111 1 ,30IIRIIIIAL:-
• • , . - stitaut seascatritost.. •-: - A - AA•L -,.•
. TWO pOLLARS pei anntuogrle•sessu-an.
‘L ,.; tally in advance to thole who in the Com
ty, and &initially in advance to thaw who reside out
o,the Colette. The publisher reserves il, Wang
the right te charge 112 50 per asumatierbanpareent
is.delayes4longer than one veer- • - ,!
• [ • ,TO cr.osat , . i •
(Irmo Copies to oats Address, -.. .ArA 1 1115 00
Seven do do . do - A '--. • " 10.00
• ' Fifteen do - do •do , - - 20 00
' - IV'' Ciermmese and ichdol Umbra supplied
with the Journoi at 1$ in advance. • •
• 11 i BATES OP aDVE2TIIIIIIO t
One SquaTe of 14 lines I square, 3 mos., $3 00
3 times,i , - $1 00 6 months. - 500
Sitl*eq'at l i 'llsertion, 25 1 year, - 800
4 lines, I time, . 25 i Cards of 3 liaea, 3DO
:- , ii!isn'nt nase - rtion, 121 do 511nes . - 500
_
Meivliant4 and others advertising b y the. year
• .....• with the privilege of inserting diirerent ad=
. • 1 erti -einem I. weekly. it 00
17.7/"Largr Advertisements, as per agreement.
. __
inSINESS CARDS.
A •,.'hlkiCir"—For the Purchase andsala of seal Li.
late; buying and selling Coat; taking charge of
al Lands ; M lnel, tc. , and talloctiog rratto•froto
tr: only years eaperienee in tbe County be hopes to
•.« atiafiction, Otte leisbantatio owlet. PpUtiville.
. •I , • ClLtd M. IIILL.
spru 11.15:41
TORN BAIVNAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, has
st OpCried en office In Centre street, Tobinllle, oppppoo
*tie the Tiiiscopel Church, where he still be ; dilly,
ftem 9to 3,o,elech. Dollitielf letters to him will re.
e (Ave pro mpt attention. addressed to him at. either
poitoville lnr Orwlgsbura
Dec. d, i
,dSI
A :11.D . SHIPPEN 4 ATTORNEY ANO
COUN:41:1.1.011 at Larr.Phlladelphiamillattend
z 0 Al.:triton* and all .other legal business In the City
.oniltulalphla, adjoining Counties and elsegrhere.,-
• Lt iCi So ~ - 77 , 11 riouth Sixth steel Philadelphia.
T• P. VI, 'lll TAIEY, EXC,IIANOE , CI4LLEC
.tIon. Cominierlon, and General Agency
n, , st door to Miners' Gene. Pottsville. Dealer in un
u rient in4lt'ey, Gold add Silver. DUAFTII on Phila.
ddlahla and New Yore for Bele.
mar c h :Id, 1952.:
P -
.11PSON. Mining Engineer. hes
officc to Dr. Chichester's Building,zies 4 I
odor but one befit's , the Protestant Episcopal March.'
Centre dtreet, ?Misr/111e. Pa., where he will prompt-
lyatteni wall orders in the line of hie profession.
- 4 enl 144
J
011 N ;1117 IL LIAM SON & JAS. - CtioP-1411
Attorilles bake In Centre St
. tew dorirs, nail or the ..Pinicy!want& Hall." Mr
cooper win attend at all the Comte
Potleviue, Dee, 7, 1850
Q . BI UEL 11 ART Z-4 VOIICE or In PEACE
Pottrrille. Wal attend ptomptly to Colleetkina,
~.erieles,lPtitchase and Sale or Real Baum, *.e.. Its
hny tkill Count y, Pa. Office Int:elate Street.oppo
ae the Town Hall. •
.• Ott 20, 1025-
T011N,C.00 3 / 1 - CAD.JUffTICE OF THE PEACE
eJorill attend in any , business, entrusted to his care.
punctunify.• Dills and Notes collected. &c., Office In
Market St., ripposste„Dr. Halberstadt's.
June :0852. •
GEO-.; [K. SMITH, MINING ENOINEER ;and'
.:nrcityor, removed- to' Centre . etteel. OPP O MIff
Miaras' klisnu.-Potitivilie. Pa. All descriptions, of
Engineering. Nia pfOn g and • Draushung erectited
promptly end carefully.
11-4
May 22, 1952. .
tIIEV 11. °MARV'S', ATTARNEV ATILAW O
J risvingk•emoved tn Pottsville, bait opened an °Mee
tho,'Kelegraptt Office. Centre street, , ,ppoilts the
Ihnt.
1tec.t.)1351. 40-11
D icTott c. 11.V.SELIER,110hICEOPATIIIC
itemoyOd Ms Office to one.orthe
ncC ItoOse. In Coal Streets Pottaville.
April 29,1849.
1 XJ114;1.111 • t. WHITNEY, ATTORNEY
V V at I, w, Pottaallle,Sctiatylkllleounty, Pa.' 011ke
n Centre , otred., nearly oppoefie the *there' Bank.
lan. •1,1851 •
, • • t.ly ~
WiLSON, MAGISTRATE, CONVEY
' ill, miter, Land Agent and General Collettor,—
Oftloe, Market street, Pottsville, Pa
NOV. Mt, MO,
oUN,T.IIOIBART. Attorney at Law , Commie
Joloner] for New York. Office oppoeite Arnerfrn
11,.uae, cent rclitreet, Yottirtlle, Penna. , •
sprit 14, 1852. 17-1 y•
Jolts HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT JAW. Potts
vine, 6chuylkill couritx. Pa. Office In
.. ceptre.
rem, "ripo.ite the Minnie Bank,
`tent 27, 1t.51
FIRE INSURANCE.
- • , INDEMNITY. • . . .
. , .
AN RUN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF PHILAUaLPIIIA..
C No. 163/ 'Vhestnut @moat, near fifth ill
DigEuroata., • . .
is N, !lonelier,. George W. Richards ; -
, 'i liart, • _ Mordecai D. Lewis, • `•Wagner, ' • t /Wotan. E. Soria,
•tGrant, • ~ David 0. Brown, • '
R. Smith. s'! , Mot ris Patterson, , •
ne to make Inittrance, permanent or Malted
descrtpilon of property, in town and country
tow ea are conslatent with seeurity.
lotnpany have, reserved a large' Conungent
*Melt tv Itli.their Capital and IPremlutna, Safely
, atford• ample protection Ur I !measured.
~:ta of the Company on January let, 1648,as
&agreeably to an Act or- Asoembly, were as
1,14 ,: • • •
es• Sbiio,ssB 65 Mocks, '51,56A3
ate', 168.356 00' Cash, Ice., 15,157 87
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Tilt Fl
OFFI
I hark
Thom
Tobin
Salon
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Conti,
011 ever.
nl datel
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tund,tts
.4e.
ruolisb
kMows,
Mongto
RullE
TemPori
UMEEM
their thcorptiratinn, a period of eighteen
ley nave" paid upwards of oue edifies sem hue
darlaro., by fire, thereby afford
eitce uf the adventure of theta/DM ett,irell
itity end Afsposition to inert with pcompt
habliitirq,
Shirt
year 1
,(red fh
ing Ob 1.1
11 tt:••••
a: a••
CHARLES N. D'ANCHER, P!•eslaent.,) -
e!IAIi.LE6 G. BANCKER, &mist!. •
brcribm has .6,•en appointed agent fur the
entioned Institution, snd Is now prepared to
surance, on every description Of property, at
et rates. ANDREW lIIIISs3RL, Agent.
'tile, Jan 11,1851 . itf
attove
I tke /t
Ihr low•
IRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
'11i: STATE MUTUAL itRE and :MARINE
:1 , 171tA NUE COMPANY or CENNSYLMANIA•
I ()Mee, 10 C.11E4 nsUT,Street, Philadelphia.
rnay 1,1652, : " ' $209,016 51
.trete.ved to May I. 165.!, 125,259 56
on Loamicr., ...I. , _ , 1,916 19
I Stock, . 4100.000 0,...
W
Branch
A arto
Pt -rpm
hoe,
4 eidital
-- *446,163 26
'expenses,; re-Insurance, and to-
i t! premlarns, , , 437,864 26
L tres
t tivlt •
. . .............
1 - , , • $358,31'd 70
' IN V,EBTMENTA.I
, MOrigages, stpclo ono obir good
yties. ••1 - - ' f. -. . 161,01 08
tjn noire; 1 ' , . ' 179,016 51
..... -.
IMM
u
Pl4 , a
rush o;
hand—
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r
i' tn
.of resoutces liable far lasses, 058418 70
Cornkny 'mutes on buildlogs perpetually or
also, on all kinds of merchandise and fur
)y the year, on the most resisouable terms.
pit lona:for ineutance in the above Company
Ipectfillty solicited by , •
JOIIM T. STKENER; AO.
(OFFICE—In CENTRE Street, 94 door above Mar.
bet. Pottevti le. •
June 11,1853.
_L
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11'xonal:1u VALLEY
/'..4 7.IMR S' issulticycE: COMP 4111"
• .. scoTIA, NEW TORK ''.• . -
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Cop, al 5200,000. Well and sicttrely invested
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DIRECTORS..
Aosm,C. Vibe FATTEN. - 1/ ,FID/12,
W I LLI Ai HICTIII, 'harm' BILL,
C . / 'Anita P. listivras, 'PHILIP IL DIIIIICK;
Atiatta W., TOLL, 11/LC VEOOIII. . '
'J•ymis %V,. PANOL IN, HENRI A. BILL.
( . 4(41iti.11. ii. TOLL, . NICHOLLI 81001011, .
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OFFICERS. , •
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flue
timired
111Iltre
kppl
!Are rVii
J Ilnit..Beeretary.
Wm. Recruit. yiet l'ree'LlAnka M TOLL, T ,
lit..slur HA I:14 , 0N, Jun., General Agent, No. 3 .
Greene street; Tnenton N. J.
I • RSFEBENCES.
• Hon. H.ll. Johnson, Co., Judge, Sekeneekady.
• •••1 Jon. P. Clute, ailment j "
D. P. Foram, County , Clerk, • ;
Ahram A, Van Vent, Mayor, "
M Myers, Ex-Mayor*
.
U Wright, Recorder, Albany. •
IT. "an Dyek, Proprietor Albany Atlas.
Jarrit G. nandera, Esq.'
ThOmas Clark, Esq , New York:
0•7•• ruheies of Insurance against 'Flee; and also In
- land ',alleles on COAL and BOATrt, - consigned to
Phlladelphlu, Neve York, and Eastern. Ports, hatted
tip r 3' P.. WHITNEY, •
Agent for Schuylkill County,
Office neat door to Miners' Bank.
June 25, 18.51. ,
LIFE 'INSURANCE.
LIFE 1N517861 0 1011
9[ l llE - CIRA HD LIFE INPIUItANCE, ANNUITY
aiul TRUST COMPANY of PHILADELPHIA.
office No. 132 CHESNUT ST.;:the Mat Lloiar East
r the Cuetum Ifoufie. Capitat,../00.00. Clatter
Perpato al. Continue Da make Ipsurattets oh lives on
the Iloll3.votabinitrms. ••
.
The Capital below paid up end, invested, together
with a large and constantly 'tierce:slog dread,
offera a perfect security to the insured. • - . •
Tne pICMIUGuII may be paid yearly, half-yearly, or
inarietly. t . . . . .
08 „Tile Company add a spool periodically to - the hi
raßtits for Ittk. The first gonna.appeopitated In
scejetier, 1841, and the second Soave la December.
ilk amount *to ad addition of ; .452 50 to every
Oil: -insured under the oldest policies, making
,0116 t 59 which will be paid when It shell becgme a
claim, !liettad of 0000 origiOally insured; thil next
oldest arttoont to *1237 50; the next in age to 01515 50
(Or every 01900 ; the others in the same propoition
accottting'to the amount and tithe of standing, tibia It
additions make an average of mute then 00 percent.
upon the premiums paid, without ilk:easing the an
hued' premium.
ThOlaa Rid give k. t
a r mho „Diets,
/(.ti Jay :I , toilh, . Fraderlck Brown,
Robert Pearsall, - . George Taber, .: -
Joseph Yeager, ' John R. Latimer.
. l'Uoulas P. James. Wharton Letvle, - •
JastOta T. Batley . .. . John R. Mack.
Pamphlets contalislng -table ottrates and ezplana
,. th,na, torm orappllcatlon and further MR:lrritation Can
[
be had at the other,
• THOMAS RIDOWAY, Preeldeht.
.0 . 0,-, P. Jiturv. Actuary. , •
0.1 The subscriber f Agent for the above Company
In rl.huylicill - County. and wilt abet luslarateslur v isitd
dive all acCeasary Iscormation on the eablest. 1 ..-
1 1. . •
•!.:1 ) ' 111. DAMMAM.
April 9.1883. ;, . i ' - •,13.1y
-
WATCHES, &C. -
RSNWVAL
B'DRAW & ELLIOTT. Sign or the Ble Wateh.op
poetic Moil:lnterle Hotel.
We invite our friends and the'
Public in general to call and ex2XO- •_AZICS ,.— •
ins tier Block, as wales! confident . 2.
it to the Jolt that wasevet offer
ed in tele region ,and we will sell at Philadelphia
prices. • . .
Our stork consists In put oil full assortment of
inold and tither Lever [Gold and Sling Leplae
'Watches WatChielli • •
gllierTable&Tcs-spoons Forte. Clutterdta ke.
Plated Caviare,• [Pub & Cake Beakete..
Pieced Card Tram:Cope. Mantle Ontanneate„ we.
And a general assortment of Pasty amide.
NY/ill a lburougb knee ledge or oar hwiuous, sad
"very facilltv , for purchasing to advantage, we eggib e e.
be 'Undersold 1111011441 deniers lb 'be State. : We es.
turn thanks ferrite liberal patronage withal/a brew
fore received, and by strict atteUltena to irraelsiamwe
unpe to merit the eonddence of the eaMrtility, lied
our share albeit patteaste• n -
. _WILLIAM
. 3.IIIIIWART ELLIOIT.
11.—A. Liberal discount to Pettus tad awall NW
ere. -
a> Piniculse • attentioll Pitt -nil •r0P14141 of
Clock}; Watches and Jewelry. '
!SSA y'4s„ IESL • ". -1104 r
LlLAArise PAPlLlL.—.looitssualpasslaj?*
per, von , low,lt vatiOSS prkesonzetaoss imp
MIS. 'Tat received ssil•fot 'salt by • • Ilk NA14...
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V ' 1 N, POTISVILLE, §CRUYLKI4 (10UNtY , NN'SYLVAN ' IAPW3tdSOE EVERT OATURPfiI MONING BY IBENJAMIN
VOL. XXIX.
MISCELLANEOUS.,
` ' SUNDAY SCUOCIL.I3I3OBS £ND
LI Etßztal,ES . ,
9'Hs sotwesiber always. keeps on band a (arse U.
I torment of !Sunday ; Aglow! Bookr,aucß as ate
generally if/Hi ill Sunday Setwittia. • Man. •i,!.;
Ronda), School Libraries of 100 rola.. . 11/1 0 00
Do •do do N05.:404 3,each; '''lo 00 .
Do do do 'lst ; 500
- Do do dol at i.' t5O
Cottage.Library,- , ' • i.* 3 tiO
. E
plsco pa I Sunday School Libtaly, 100 volt, I 'lo (4)
o.2Sit). • a. i • r':
500Testameats.Clerman end Engltalt. f.
• 400 Riblia, English and Getman, il
, •.i
Enzlhsh and .Gerinah Reward 8 0 0k 5 , .. ±
Hymn Bouhii, arc., *c. , all a which irill IT . ;
'flonday School liatoniprrceC and the carrla*
by purchasing at - 1 B. BANNaNt
Cheap B iJk and Statione ryS•
June 35,1853. • • 1,0
PAINTIBICif t GLAZING ans . l PAPEMIZG
•
• REI4IOVAL.
w.tiOWEN haring 'emoted his shop u.I doom .
• shove the American House ; Centre Street, and
taken into partnership his brotbers,vhe sitharrlbers
innounee to the pablie that they ate . prepared to ex
eente all orders in their tine with the, greatest de
spatch. and on the mast reasonable terms, They em•
ploy.good workmen and their Customers, mat, there.
fore.he sure of sattifictory Jobs.
They, also, be; jLave to call attentiont; Met,
splendid assotinscnt of Paper-hangings., Windon
thades,ke.,compristng every, variety of aple and
qualltyitg suit the taste and pocket of purrhusers,and
which they offer at the lowest' City priers. .
J. 'W. BOWEN & BROTIMRS
"1 door* above American flow. Centre St.;
Pottliville, April 17, ten - - 104 r
Susquehanna Lumber
THE eabastiber has received at lIIS ate to Saw
ing, Planing and'Turning . Mill, where tie offers
Waste a large monitor well selected, seeisotted Lum
ber, from the Susquehanna River, of the toiltriviog
descrifilone . .
- 4=4, 5;4, 15-4; and In. Panne! Sluff. ^ ii
4-4 aid 5..4 In White and Yellow Pine Plinoring,
1 . 4 I St i4to. Superior White atidNellotY PinO Boards,
Hembwa Joists, Plank and Scantling. tr;
lautithatutana Shingles.
He liprepared to do all Muds' of iiiivelnd Planing
and Ttirtiltig to order. A huge assorituent44 Bed
poste, flannisters, Table Legs, constantly on
hand.'
Purchasers are respectfully Invited to exiihilis his
stock before they wake their purchases. •
WILLIAM ROLLOef,
May I', 18b3. 0 tf
• 111:1210VAL.
Sigiz of the BIG. BOOK at the DSir
THAT great, world-renowned Sign is rOmored to
the dour above Oallowhill; below the Wild Cagle
Hotel, in Third Street, Philadelphia.— ki
Some try to 'deceive the intelilgentcit
igen. of the community. but they can:,l" "" ;
not be deceived. for when thi.y come
to Philadelphia they, look for the 1110 H0,,0i •ot the
door, in Third Street: anti save 20. or 30 phi rent.;
if you want Letter Paper, look for the Bi BOOK;
ifyou want'Writing and-Wrapping Pape r look for
the celebrated sign at, the door; or, if y,ou want
•ACCOIINT BOOKS, come ‘ll6ct to the:Manufactory,
sod you can get them at lower rates than efaewhern:
N. 11,—Be sure you see the Dig Book et the door,
No. 218 North TIMID Street, ippoatte the Scsrchant's
itouse,.above Callowhtll'Steeet. •
• . A. LEMUEL AVASIS,
• Account:Molt Manufacturer.
Mar ; , 1833. 3 19 , 10 m
! :
DR&FTS ON tortoni •
'AND PASSENGER AGENC
A.UE subscriber informs the public that. he is now
acting as Agent • for the Arm of BOW)II?4, Gain
NELL* Co., and transmits money to any part or
Europe fur said dun, to drafts of CI and ,upwards,
and also engages Passengers, nt the current rates,
from .England. Ireland, Scotland. and Wates, either
to Philidelphia or New Tort —also In tired - mem_
The aubieriber 4aea not de4tre to do huffiness for
any person unless they are perfectly sal isti.id that he
trip promptly attend to the same. lie alt*Lelleves,
from inquiry made, that the' firm of Boa gian, Goo
do Co., are as safe and trustworthy as ant/ engaged
In the business. ' - - •IL BAOAIS,
Agent for Dowman..annnell & Co.
Match 19, 1653., . 14—
•.. _ _
PIANOS, MELODEONS. =TDS, &c.
1 HE Subscriber is opening a Witreroogt for the
sale of Meyer's and Chk,kerlnei relqrated PI
-46
ANOS. Also,,fine-toned
Melodeons, for Private ,
Howie, and Marches; or
the very beat:nrantifae- - • ' :
tore. Also,flthars,"&e.' ' ~:• • '
all or which ha will still here at less than Oily prices.
There InstrumUnts'are all selected by Et Rompetent
person, and be guarantees all the Pianoa to .ells—it
they are not what they are represented they can be
returned. 11. lIMoNAN.
tie Messrs. Meyers and Chickening re4pived the
WO first Kedala at tile World's Fair. for their Pianos
lea contest foi superior merit with all Mine°.
Apr 1143,1853, . .: 17—
,
F. BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JiDIAICA
. • G ING El i. P ,
;.
rr HIS - Essence Is a preparation of unthiiial excel
./ lence. In ordinary diarrtice3.lnriplent choler,.
in short, in all easel of prostration of mg digestive
functions, It is lof inestimable value. Ituricg the
prevateaee of epidemic cholera and suhimer nom.
plaints of children, it is peCuliarly etheltcious 1,110
family; or Individual should be without it.;
Cillaioll.—Br sure to get the genuine_ essence,
which Is prepated only by P. BltOWN, , tti; , his Drug
and Chemical Store, A". E. Carney ,. of Fifth and Chest
sat Stereo, Philadelphia, and for rile by au . the re
spectable Apothecarles In the United Stairs r . : and al
Pot tiville: Pa., by JOHN 0, SHOW N. ;I
June 11, 1853.' ..' ill-ly
IMPORTANT NEWS IV THE t MIMIC
• Ot. G. N. BOWMAN, klurgiOh Demo'
takes this method of informing: the public
es , ea• generally aid his friends in pdrljcular, that
be' has removed lila Uentstry from the Idtmer room
which he occupied, to the accord story Of the Dew
brick building at the corner of MARKET arid SECOND
meets, west side, and four doors above N. di. Wilson s
.oi6ce, where he will at all times be leady'ro perform
all-Operations on the Teetboind from. WC extra ad
vantages In his profession. and the long aline in this
and some of the large Cities, in practical experience,
be can and will. warrant all his work, or no coui
pensation•
Dec. 90,1851: , - i_sl-If
• ' • PIANOS.
•
TTIDE subscricer Li Agent for Myer's celebrated PI
.I..anos, which took the highest preinium at the:.
World's Fair. He will warrant theser-Planos, and
sell cheaper than they cattle purchased in Phllade I -11
phis. These Pianos range In price from #240 to 8330il
cash. These Pianos have no attachment. Tho se:
with:Attachments are very difficult to be kept in:
Moe lud are *Scrolled with so much ezilignse that.
they Wallet • very desirable article oat
where tuners are not constantly at hated_{ Call and={
see thew. Also, Cerium's Melodeons rot churches,
Lodge Roonw,Dwellings, Schools, Ik.c., Ai:;, delivered d
here St dip cask prices.. ILANI AN,
Music peeler and flttokseller.
ug 16. 1833. . . go_
, • 1. I.nWPIAIPS •
,(Bratty's Sloe, ./Porweglas 'trite ,Pottivi4e ,Pe
•
• Plumbing Skov"
•7, •
uAlli CONSTANTLY ON DAND 411 P PLY OF
AA all alma of Lead Floe, Sheet Leadi ;Block Tin,
:Bath Tabs; Shower Baths, Ilydiants. Elute. Double
Ind/dingle AetlngPumps and Water Closetit also,al
Madan( Brass Cock. for watet - and - smut; Bevis Oil
Cups. and Globe. for Engines. All atodiof Copper
Work and Plumbing done In the neatest manner g
the shortest notice.
' N. B. Cash paid for old Braes and Lelid.
Pottsville. Oct. W. IMO. E, 434 f
grattcg susugass.i
THE sabseriber having
. purcbased 11 , C. Boyle's
Stock and YU:WM, formerly used by,:hirn, in the
Vegetable business, and wilt be continued by mo ti
the old stand, in all Its branches; Baying superior
advantages - for obtaining fresh VegetableKand Fish
from the Philadelphia and New York` Markets, the
community can rely on as good and rteskl supply as
my predecessor formerly served you witS.
11. W. SPIPNIAN.
July 9, 1E153. • i.53-3m
A trsialn. NEW WORE..
r#I6IOHT Tables , of different length's of Rciond,
V ar disnatitand Fist Bar hoe, Steel, &e„ by a Prac
tical Mectutaic—thot is one of.tbe most (useful works
published for Dealers and Workers in item, and those
who use Weyer Issued Sn correct arrl,the calcula
t tont., that any person can safely buy inded' with the
Book, without even weighing the Iron Sind Steel..—
ittiifithtlYhtti, price 45 cents:and for stir wholesale
and retail by . L DAMN:IAN.
By enclosing nine posiage stamps;theitrork will be
marled free r to, any 'partl of the connty.t-The_Tyade
supplied at the usual discount.
Jati.
riO2IIIIIESITARIES Ore
J Tbe subscriber bee Just received the lollowing
fonstrientarter On the Bible !}.
Mat'. Commentary on thnfilble nn‘r!. - Testamsnt,
Do do on the Teetatnenc , : separate,'
, Coinprebenstee Commentary, general eilitmn, .
Do • • do Baptist /dawn,
Seolee-Commentary.
11 of which mull he soid at unosnally Yow . iates. at
B. DAS N AN'S
Cheap Book "and Stationery Store.
Si. . 15— •
CHOCOLATE!. COCOA AND iDROBIA.
TAT BAKER & CO.'S American andiVabilla Pre
, r . onion Chocolates, Citeoa and Lin:iron, In which
first premiums bate been awarded by tbik r hie( Insti
tutes and Fairs of the Union. are for sak e by all the
prinmpar Grocers IA the United ntates;ned by tbeir
soots: ,
Busse/ & Murray. New yolk; Gratit & Twells,
rbliadelphial Thos. V. Orundige. CsirCciale ; Ken
net, & Dudley, Cincinnati. Ohio.
WALTER EASIER A. CO.,
Dorchtticsr, Mass..
itls-9ta,
April 0.1853
.
„,s(tos giiipz - in
GLEASON'ii PICTORIAL and the 4LLITSTRA -
TEO 'IBM% bound In every st.prlees
resat everybody. Magazine), Per build's, &c.,
-bound Pia superior manner at very /0104 [VIVI .at .
BANN
Biank'nnii Job Hlpalerp,Centre 84:Pottsville.
July 13.1e53.. . 30—
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WORM. OF .DABLIZI. .WEISSTER—in
`T AZ 11414 1 9 Pres portrait—Me emplete
!Munn Or the works of Webster published. it • has
passed through nu loss than.three edhirins since the
vatboes demi; Juat.eeteived and "aft be antd at
Publisher's prices at '
Cheap fioolt Store.
Irtb•
WKW . POCKET Ville ItOOKS.—The
eubscriber bar ,luet reenufarrwred ri!new Pocket
Tim Soot, titled for one month, which`tvill be found
very convenient Atro; weekly Tim% Book* - and
lams Ties sod UMW. :for Cosuaitors .and the
‘Colliori Teo* lgetati Winxestv—eltiaye for .and_
_ • IL SION AN'S
- . • Book Store-Mid Bindery;
CATHOLIC 1101100L.BEA.DING BOOKs:
The dabatrlhor has Just received St fresh supply •
Of the "Ist di and id Soaks of Illeadinelmons, cote.
p 1 the &other* of the Christian *bouts,' Also,
042
c Piave!' 4°04 and Ca tectilinnalor date cheap
I• - - 7,
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'''. ' - ' "- • . Pa blither iiinifßooltscher.
lily lit 1012. , • , Sok(
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trillUlLlsoll , l' rabscrlbct ass
2.laisas trtalymusais always to lite, a supply of
tam celebrated Inks on baud, sad wallet) Is 'saute
alb la 'llitalaus; - at the Waiallkuturiel prlces--thas
Satins taw sari tars.. TO two really it
illarlatiola,' quart, or nail ler bottles, alai* c ea.
W BA NAN.
isrCIIILD*9 lIISTOUN OF,ENG .
volUrpe jint publi4led—a Opita•
Wort We* fonata-foriate at ,• •
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P.HILADV.LPHIA.
OLO LIPPINCOTT. mins 0 aaF
GEORGE 'LIPPINCOTT . 4 CO.'
HAVE constantly lon band - a furl aasottmeu •bt
Ti*,, Wines. Li note and Otoi:Slitaa gelid
No. 17 North sll'ater Street, and ' •
• • ' No. 10 North Delaware Avenue, Phi ad'a.
Jan. 49,1h5; • ' • ' 15.1 y
• •
LICEEMIThfiti RODS.
THE undsoigned hive 'received the Agency for
One , ' PATEN T INHULATED LIGHTNING
CONDUCTOR. The latest hod awn Improved lo
veottokor the true, put up and for dale by , 7 •
Whl • 31. , repißs -411 BROTHER, - -
.Ifulkiinerthnl ware and Tool Store. 727 Mar
. itrollireet. between 7th and nth. Philadelphia.,
13. Country Rights Tor neje. Also—Just
end for nale.t.2 Treatise ow fir hieing Conductors;
by L ION, A, M.
July 23. 1833. SO :4
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old at
caireyl
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, litiA)PlA CIIAINS. ,
„ •
uiadcriiined respectfully to e sbe st
j tension of',3limere, Coal Merchants, and all . those
in .went of .:BEST' PRO - ONED, or BEST BEST
ClLUNO;for,,6llnlng or 31111 -purposes, - to bti large
stock of Beet Beet CAltedl, 011.1151, tad scare, from e loch
to made froai best Irelined Iron..
Also, to his large; stork of But Prooved Centre.
assorted size*, from 3-16 Inch to II Inch, made from
best Cable Win. which will be sold on very reasoo
tan tet.mo, by ,DANIEL MeCARTEI
• `' NO. 66 93w4n!on Street, and No.!.
. R' • Boit Street Whart'Philadeltifilh.
Invert TO
. W. Y Agar& q• Co I Pon Carbon;
Georg
ht Chart s Si ll ie r d o Philadelphia,
Joharssr
May SI. te,3?
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(tr pgcsasoii TO A. not.
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No.-164 C/lES2 NUT t Strept. Sancta's Bat/dingy
PHILADELPHIA,
EXTENSIVE 11111.i.i1C iiIJALISHER.and Dealer ini
Musical Instruments of every description.
Cartunive,hhent for theaateßCElsl, •
let, Davis Oit::en.'s iljestint) trawl
Scararraton ;Baines Xenia* • d s oitil
•
er PlANOS,,L.Glibkrt's Moodoir Pl-.
snot, Melodeons, Martlniti Guitars, Harps, violins;
beet Music; Mirk; Music Book.,
Residents of the country will he supplied:Ay inqp.
or ntberwhoi , w ith any vilmilc they Ass , wish. litai
low rates mat! purchased to Renee. Having one of,
the largest stocks Ilths Volled'iltave. I feel eon tk
dent er sattecylitg a I who tinily layer me with a call
or eider.
Deateritin Meek supplied en the most {lberia
terms. Plartes to !qt. ,Airoed-hard Planes for sale:
May 14. 1853. I I _•20.4y
Ciartered]by eltit 'Stair of Pennsylvania, .1941.
'
CAPITAL STOCK $llOOOO. '
reliE SAVING FD of the National Bafely'Corn
.pariv,„ Pio. 62 Walnitt Street, two doors above
Third, Philadelphia, is (item every day from 9 o'clock
A. M., tO7.e'clock.P: Mi. and 01. Monday and Thurs
day evenints until 9 o'clitick. This institutlen,Js well
kuown as Oh!. Of the Wetland best rnanaged'in thie
Country, and pays Five Per Ceht,. interest on money
paid in there, from the dhy of deposit.
Any sum. from one dollar upwards to received, and
all sums, litre or .;nail,: are paid back on demand,
without notice, In any amount
The SAYING FUND tias hloelfages,Graned Rents,
and other Ogg 'ciao; investments all well secured.
amounting:to hatca mitif'ss of dolls rs for the security
of deposito.:s.
Office No. 62 Walnut Blreet,2lloors above 3d, Phil
adelphia.. •
HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT BELFRIBOE, Vire President.
Wu: 3. BCCD. Bee'y,
BOARD OF REFEREES. A
lion Wth. Riebacda, poilatoern , J. D. Bireeper
Esq., Edittir of itt Ledger, Fottstown) I, M. Pella
npmAti, Esq Edit of the Nevtealist,Skipprkvlife,
Enos Benner, Et., Editor of the Purser's
Butnnytourn ; Ho, . Joe' Jones. into Mayor of Phila
delphia; Hon. John RObins, Jr.., meolber of Von
geese, 4th Alistrirt, Pa. !Hon:James Page, late Post
master of Philadelphia ;',DonAgni. Penn 1 1 7t i o i n, late
Oorernor or New Jersea.
April 23, 1053. ,
I ~.._ tubscribars Invite yi . -...,m0n to their
-I. Sleek of OIL, CANDLES AND SOAP, which
they offer ht th°west:Market rates. CONSTANT
LY FOR SAL E L
Bleached an&turn, \Winter and Spring Sperm
Oil ; i , .4J
Bleached Winter and; Spring Lard Oil,. '.
I: Extra White Winter Solar Oil,
I Bleached Elephant On. (Winter and Spring,)
i Strained North Went Coast and Polar Whale ,011..
.i . Winter and Spring Whale On, bleached, e .
f.,..sistits Bank add Tannets' Oil, . .
Machinery and Greufog Oil,
• dieve,Bedford Sperm Candies. • •
• , patentrolbhed Sperm Candies, (Coloredand Plain)
Stentee Candies, 1 - '
Pr ee•nlatent Ca odlea,(for which we are sole Agt•s)
Crystalline and Polished Candles. F6l- the' above
Cannel we received the drat premlain (a Silver Mi.
dal ) ) Boni the Fmnitlintlnstitnte, and a Diploma from
the Sate Agricultural tainiematthelriate shibitions.
Toilet Almond and of er Fancy Soap,
Yellow.:Brown, W hiteand Castile do p, .
'Refined Spermaceti fp Cakes, .1.
i BOLDIN & PRICE,
~! 31 North Wharves, third store above
'ARCH Street ,Philedolphia.
n-ly -
Mar• 12:1853
DREARIER ARTISTE IN HAIR. 177 Chestnut tl tr,
I opposite the State House, PHILADELPHIA, in
ventor of the eelebtatedOossamer Ventilating Wig
and Elastic Sand Toupoces. Inetruttions to 'enable
ladles and'gratlemon to measure their own beads
with accuracy:
For {fig s, ,TrOilpel, 04 : BASIN, In.,
No; 1 The round of 111r:No. I Prom forehead to
head. = • I back &afar as bald
, 2 Pima forehead over 2 Over forehead. as
• the head to neck. i far as required.
3 From ear . to rat corer . 3 Over the crown of
' the top. • I . the, head.
4 FrOia ear to ear t!'d
the forehead.
,t
R. DOLLARD has always ready for sale a splendid
stock of Gent's Wi,gs,:Toupees, Ladles' Wigs, half
Wigs, Prows. braids. Farb, Akc., beautifully madu
factureddind as chearyis any establishment_ in the
Union. " - •,,
DOLLARD'EI Herballam Extract or Litstrous -Hair
Tonic, prepared from South American herbs and roots,
the Most stmeentbi article ever produced for preset-
Ina the bale from MUNI out or changing color, ve
ctoring and preserelnrit In a healthy aid lesetla at
ftate; Anions other reasons why Dullard's hair mut
ing SatoOlv e4sintainsior immense populaiity the
act that his tphic Is applied to every head of ba r
ent at tilt establishment, consequently ,it is kept In
better Preservation thstri under any other.known ap
plication.' It being thus practically tested by thou
sande. OA a the greatest guaranty of Its effleacy.
told wholesale aadratati at his old establishment,
177 OIE:yrNITT St., Opposite the State House, Phil-
R. 'LOLLARD has if last discovered the as ptes,
ultra; of RIAU DIE and announces it for sale, with
perfect confidence in ftp surpassing everything of the
kind now, In use. It colors the bate either black or
blowh.ltla may be dealted,) and is and vitalist say
injury rotas Asir or Aix, either , by stain or other
wise, caehe washed off In ten ninotee a ft er appli
cation, without detracting from Its efficacy., Persona
viatlem &Mashy ace lairirealso gave _him a call. Let
, lets addressed to R. DOLLARDOI7 Chestnut btreur
Philadelphia, will reclve atteuttoa;
July At, LAW
STATIONERY, &c.
HEUNlairr Osagrapiaricular
• . • , • INSTRUMEIVITS: t.`
Tint - allbteriber Imittleerteeelied an elegant .es
2, aattrartit of Germs!' )Silver Mathematical, (Oaten
meats, which will notkorrode.irarsiog 10 price from
801044 pereBee. 'Also, beautiful cases of Immo
meats tot the portal Also, Ivory and
.Roaewood
sesiee, tirsonu.welele ant nag mead
8 ales. hwtniegweernl?hration'orOillliertat Sealer.
Also Pocket StelplllllMl, la
T31111i l 888: ate., 108etber
witneheop Intinneorote for Se °oil!, are..ete. Just
reeelyet al.prltee mach lower than Mural, at •
••: • , 2 ;- 0 41 1 PIAN:a
; • • Cheap wtationiry and Vaste%Store.
bley 98, 1833.:.. , • -
Bejealtairs. 041)1411) -P2lllB-IClerrat Attars •
attat7ii-4// sarrititait..4Tira subscribe* bur Jost re.
erivad a . : large lot of itattley's SupectOr Cu Pena:
awns etblthatte-flui Cotigreer end' Vetted @tales
Peneo both iv nottlautt,of eaeceollt of whit b. can be
returned if due_ Oolkor. cods ,of by eat. The
Mammoth Monad Stateelfen tir rr aufaafty.
' vale
and together rilth the others: at - • .
;•• • • '
Cbeatt Itnelilted 9tetionereittete.
I 1
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1 . KEW ::001 0 1r3091ge,
TN ; Feur Pine. for . 4 1 041 1 .
LIMO' Ilan , Made of get 4 Pew, and
ruled atereetly from the ,otheree y Boohe—J int
allaitalt,lllll , 6l WI !aimless , - B. BI3YF4Ie VI,
4.4pifi14r1.40,111004,eW;
nLO : "
SE FOR 'SCHOOLS Azgl VAlll,ll 4 lEit
a.l - -.111 a loaatlikkbaa.a aaivastkAa
wUtts sal at Phllseppbla Wear= at la
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&Vet-MI.)ID eicrio.s.—riamtirasear9mique
golatu/iN.4
bettikeildißilii•PAitiraret".
OhkaZialara.' •
look aid ilinkim sham*.
Stil"llllNto..t. • rt.!
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S4VINO FUND.
DOLLARD.
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_ COA:ASs. 11011 BY HOW; Ll's, VAROUCHES
WHEEL lidcitiloWs, isc , (~r Childrth, Wholesale
and Retail, Shoal DOCK :...1 reel , above Second, Phil
adelphia.,,-..; ' 1: z i - .-
0- Stahls. ayileles sent :a any part ,-,
oil he country
Orders by m7il promptly executed.
Apall '23,103. 117•6 m
-,a rinauviturriciE i
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PAT4IIVe t4rNDs
r ov e rcome ttie ohlectiotClo
X this highly useful and ornamental 'appendage tit
every welt fhrmshed hotise. They arelati arrangeda
to ter ,lures From the top' of the window of: well as
hoist up frClii a the admit), or can Gel window
at
any point liktween, giving free deresalto light and
air when Cccuired, affording every Iportuvity of
km
cleaning 01 - from' the floor . They re as simple
In arrange! 'it and nearly as cheap si,the ordin ry
AlVeask is, that yad call andloramies I sta
kilsiipsrc4sitrg.
ThiasP•VST 0;1,4110v. Sit•nrs, Redd Blinds. B 1,
Shades, 11,11. Coro Ices, Sands...kid Pine r piOileloths, dr.e.
&e.
LeftEtirti 14EishES Foe SToltV. tyloWs. painted
Toorder. 1 4.!re-eloth Window Ocroeu; Inaba facturcd
to 'order, topticifully landscaped or plain.
FORD.
1,
Whoplsale and Retail Dealer, South
Eighth :it.. :Id door below Mar 'et, Phitsd'e..
Vey 21, tt0,:.3. j
spans:lb mina), SPRING sTYLE.
. oe .„ Ckc Spring StvlevillA TfE ?WM
:"4 Ali
: reado Jor Ittaixctiort ad 'he
•,;, • .Sty 114 T and (mod
e I ._ lll '
,"`,:tore, CI: AV TR E Stree4 two DlFts
rthovr the Altar& Baltd.
Virg the ii.ltronassi so "liberally hestnivred upon him
.11: the subscriber would return hi4l most sincere
thanks, atuf, hopes by ilrosupt ettentiepato the Wants
of his nitinflous costumers an 'the ptitilm generally
to merit a i'jlntirmat ion of the Lime. II
N. B. Peri,ons ha,'ing, a pretyrencti for the manu
facture of:dity particular rityleiof 1141 can have the
saute leit'ving their order with the :tintiscriber,
Om TA FP
Pottsvlllk March 5, 1652. .11 let.tf
COAtEII MAKER'S REMOVAL.
_ THE HIHACRIDEK HAVING FlT
ted up one of Or largelH Coach tibopi
in the'State, in Coal Sweet,Pottsville,
"Wlwwww:" l'a. ' nett VI a. Miami& Co.'s Screen
Factory,. Witere_ hls 'far ilitie s hor ntahufacturint all
kinds o f (*chew:m(l Lit trr WaggenN cannot be sur
passed—being a practical) bleclaaffiei (and having a
numberof Wks' experience in.lhe business, be hoped
to give geOrttl)nti4lattpr-,
All kinds,Of Cartiogen and Light Sk,iagons kept on
nand. Ale second-hanAlVagone,f.
MI repairs aestly dais Orders from'a distance
promptly utiendod to.t
WI St i jl. KIRK'.
Jupe.s, LB4~
, 13001 S BINDEI2III.
'Saiscriber announce, to int'
friendal.imd the puptic that he an
made a cbOdersble addition to lila Houk 5 7 . - a
Bindery, nod has procured a Book Binder
tram one nc r the best Binderies in PlMA
delphia, a6tuainted with the latest stlYle of Binding,
:raid who 'Will turn out his wart. far 4duperlor to any
thing heretpfnre produced in Pottavat4. Books bound
hi Any Myra of Binding, either Plainicit in full gilt
Turkey 1116rorcm, ;1
• Blank Wroks paged or plain, made Ito any pattern,
also printed and ruled at pines lower than In the
City.. i -
ii
Books bPtind by the quantity, andi Paper ruled to
Pattern 0. HANNAN.
April 3, 0339. , it—
COACH MAE]
1 1 1 1 IF: Subscriber, being about to liiiroduce Stearn
Powevl.'and ottolrwise enlarge end
facilities tit his already eaten:aye o4
z4 , ' F.
tahltvhtiici Invites the attention t „
the public f`:o Ill.:manufacture of Coactli 71 ltiliswalbsr
es, Wagon.S . 'old Vehicles of every cluSeription.
lisvitpoVery deportment of thii!Coarb•rniklne
business *band, employing only th , best workmen,
and using the best materials, dealers May be sure; of
secutintibtiafactory work.
Vehielesif every style and finish made tivorder.—
Retrairs neatly and substantially 41 , 141(. 4 Oidera
from abrntt promptly attended to.
Co' ahnn'.4lorrie Addition. Centre r., nearly oppo
site lye. Yttk Store, Pottsville
_
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3;GEORfIpJENNING.I. •
: ll_ March 1%1653. ', n-tr
.i. ,
(Boa Cottage Furniture. .
9 , lin rte scriber is receiving flora !tile best
,M3llll-
4 !linnet:3 ill the City, a large lot ofiColtage Furni
ture of the !men and ino!i. beautifill P.itterns, era
bracing whirl.- setts, all of w-hi. hWII, be Bold at city
Prices, carriage added. 11
~,‘ Ile alao4teeps on hand, and manufactures
,to order, aft kinds of Houtothold t orp:iture, ,
oh the lateet..idont lailitunw.l.• and desirablesr
Patterns. ail of which can be etainiti at his Nara
Rooms, corner of Centre and Elliot igtrcets. nearly
- oppr.site Oil Episcopal Church—all qt which will he
told gt theory lowest rater.° . P
•.,- 1151,011.1FRESSAING.
: Axil It, t 6 ,53, . 11 14-tf
*111.14411v1 ECIEFE •T.
1108 E AND BAND MAKEiI.`!NO. 140 N. 13th alt.
. PHILADELPHIA. 11.
BELTING,SingIe. Leith's or Rounil,
ilansade'of heat city Leather tanned expressly for
the pianos:it, stretched by the latest Unproved paten
ted Marhistery, Cemented and Rlvll i ed in the very
manner,besmanner, warranted equal to an lin use. ,
Laps inisde wiib.water-proof Cemq t if desired
Large or Mali Hose of the befit materials and work
manship ape at low prices. [I•
t} Orden may be left at E. rtiontErs Leather i Store,
No. 23d ?Oath THIRD Street. Philadelphia.
MIND .kE4IIIEII. LACING* Picuea
Jan• e. 33. • 'IL 3-Iv
•Venitlan Blind Illangfactory.
Eighth SA, &newt. .IVoriveginn 11Tithaiitongo
•
IdeVERBF announces to the ' , Citizens of Potts
• vrliti and vicinity, that be Is Prepared io man
ufacture ,V,ENI &lAN BLINDS of every size, color
and sty letTist short notice and at the lowest rates,—
tle feels etintident that atrial alone 4 slitlicient to be
convinced el the advantage of purchasing his blinds.
A fine imaortment of Blinds constantly on hand.—
Ile I a alGo. prepared to repair, palnt and• trim old
in: ich a manner an: to render theirs. almost
equal. in sqqiefliance, to new.
April 23q1053. I . I 17-firn
~qt4pTi-iiN,O.
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.? • DOTS' CLOTIU Q. • .••
T" pOlcribera would respectfulli Inform their nu
tueroini friends and customers of lichuylkill Co.
that theivhsiortineut orclothing for. Fount it:elate
men Is intieh larger than ever, and they ate disposed
to sell chap. Persona living at a dtstance, have the
privllego:slf exchanging clothing purchased at this
store, It they du not suit. ' - f I
..,,.. F. A. HOYT lt DJHOTHCR, 1
ei Chestnut St, cornet of Tenth, Phllad'a.
April 2,11153. .
1',.1' • 12-ly
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Wpaity . the /rat. tert Of q1421771e55.
CLOTUINO! Clothing!! CI.OTWNG!!!
Ifi"NIB moat extensive asticiirment of
Cllttlilng in Schuylkill County, from 20 •
to* per cent. cheaper and better made
mite eau be purchased elsevehere, Is at
"OLD O r AKHALL." cornerofeentes a ndblahanton•
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d' - I
10 streeti.t •
A. magtHileent assortment of FALL and WINTER
PLOTIIINO, clam most feshlonahle styles, I. now
on hand idld ready for situ at prices that DEFY COM
PETITIttN. As every article mold; et this establish
:mm*la oh,`lnufactured In Pottsville; it Is, therefore,
expressfy ; !Adanted to this region, and offers great ad
s/saner) fo purchasers over all the very inferior
pili-wadi7,Clolhiag ..
elf '
ONE TIDAL will prove ibis. beyPhd all doubt, to
any wholire attangera to the facrk! and throe who
have nom yet purchased thelr l ro,L or WINTER
Clothing,tial II do well to calla nditidg4 for themselves.
An inimepse variety of - -,. 1, -
BOYS' CLOTllirit
Auttable tar the season, at eattemetrlew pekes.
BkmetOtt , r, the old . Land, •• OLD (pkg. HALL.,'"cor
not of Centr e and Itlnhantonge Wtreeta.
EDWARD''. TAYLOIX, Propiletor.
(Late Ltikikotcorr t TAYLOR, hoportpts orClotho and
Pry Gettds.)
. .
A 13 AP111 1 ...-EDWARD T. TA PLOP., Merchant
Tallorotietild reepectfuiltrall The itiention Ms an
Enemas - friends and the pob lie to h'l. Fall .and ;Whi
te. StosiO. , :of Cloths, (Mesmer/1 4 4iegant Vesting.,
kc., selected from the best marketti,. which he is pre
band to glibe up so order, at very moderate prices.
An as aiet: ,ment of Cloy... Ketch iefa,kuspende
Shirts. ate.
Agent ihrthe New York,l.ondon and Paris fashion..
Pottsville;Oct. VISA. 1! ' 40-tf
30-1 v
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, SEIULTZ LOOS
CHERI , FLOUR AND FEED S TORE.
WHOLESALE AND A
S. ag L. having recently purchased the old es
. tatellehed stand of Ducker dr 'Wills.. respectfully
,Infonn eanuouttsty that they ern prepared to fill
orders fo* anything In their line. PftlroPlif pad to the
eatiaritetßo of purchaws. • •
A stipiAlor quality of Extra - Flintily Flour. can
lowly co/J hand.
• Belog'tleterrnined to do their utmost to ere nth.-
faction 04 ell who may patronize thitin...theY:fe . 9!r t " -
ittlltlelltett . a !there- or rho public fOototrt. -
• - A. SHULTZ' &
Ca rate Street - Potisqlle.
294
July 14;103.
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YN trOiera dr the beautiful! l'aLnre and .Art bees
rinlarr efforts •to plena god. at. ALLEN'd
DAtitt AN GALLERY; comes or Xorker sad
Centre Nese.. The se earth er has relansed to •Potts
rllle. totake the personal thaw 'othlt rooms; and Is
now reWdy to take good Daguerreotypes. of all who
delfrolkim. Come soon in the day. then,and .yon
are pretty sure to get *vinyl.' to sn. -
Prlcetas usual. an.. dollar and arnrards. '
N. B,SEEDUCTION made. In - f!te prices of One
Popo . r slll4tter C
. 11111111,111titt pasaasnd Frames, •
ta.. M. ALLEN.
April 1853. '- • 15. if
1)V.1 111816E11, TElo9l.3lflCNTlifa.e..
subseirihttMoi est tetelked a lot of Welsh
Bibles, . taro, plain 'soil gilt edges. Also, Pocket
eatatnents and Walsh Tsiets.
II of Wlitieb will be sold lois,
Bk7INAB'S
- - sad Stisionsrfllione:
-
0110 OIL& VELNials.--Farnalde Manias Caen.
enniiiehil -AWN, Hair, 0011000.7000 Ind 1411
Bruhn* Ice- 4 by 0 Inches. from 44Y to 09 dads,
fatiaarry Ing In ?rants, Jan melted and fat sale
1,1 • - BAAINAN'S
- Cbeip Book andinatlonaVore.
May 00, 11133,
I'IOOI.II,III4IIANT =mat.
AjOit4lll: 'Serial it_ 11/131,114111•11
500
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c.Tt:;l's J.••• •
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7 SAtURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1853.
Attention
En
DRYI GOODS. &c
--:-.---- t" -- - ------ H= ------ -- 7 --
, New Carpetthgs, -
AT E. M. BELTTIVIdObt. Stand. corner.of Centre .
and Not treil*O striate; Pottsville. " • ,
laipl Sngrain ply.EarPettoin. 'I I
Thin Oil Cloth do s, , -
• d4'able • - .
n en hian 44. Iwh he Mittings„
11.4 g • - di Mira ~ - do
Stair - do; ' - 'Doer mew.
Also a fuilalDOSMiLlt o 1 Window Ilsoginge, with,
Fixtures complete.
Rich colored Itschaska,- BuiT Linen shades. _
Watered Morectis, - - I - Transparent do
And embrendermthnualin Sitades,s; ,
E. id. 13cstry basing made arrangements with the
principal mann ftiturera.to?. a constant 'apply of, the
newest dctignatit 'carnet-log Arc.; is thereby enabled
to offer to the public a Choice assOnment of the above
good. of sop:trio! quality, and ititbe lowest city pri
ces. - i . . .
Apiii 2. 1853 !
Nell, Spring floods.
IXTE ARE NOW opening art; extensweand gut
. IfV, end assortment of. fresh 'St ring Goods, Dry
Goods, Procerida, Previsions ishd Crockery ware.
Also, a large ar4ortment' of 'Rinse furn6hing arti
cles, incl,uding Carpeting, of various kinds am, qual
jtieo, oil Cloths, !Wettings. Table-covers,
Counterpanes,
Thankful for the past, liberal patronage extended
to us—we againiiiwite attention to our our eaten
ive assortment !of goods, whiti,h we intend shall
not, be exceeded in cheapness, excellence of
gnality or variety of kinds, by any other establish:
ottent.tri Schifyllidl county. -Remember our 'plebe,
Brick" More irdrentreStreetibetween Marketand
Norwegian, Eaitside.
'April 23, 185?. ,
OUR iMIINTRY Rana:
SINCE thesub s criber. hsve opened, at theft Store,
four doors abdre the Post ()thee ,ao entire new stock
of Goods„ porch:iced lo New Turk, at L.lsh Prlces,en.
ha ng th an , to Sill cheaper than tiny other Store is the
tv t Thelistoett couAsts in part, of
dl end ring Dress Silks:,
Moog lln deleers; at 8 cts.ittid upwards,
Thlttet and French fderleoei; •
Caber MUT,. all shade, and .411111itles.
lilac Alperin!.
Pla and flgared colored i ; Alpacas, at 121 cte.
wards,
axe a.sortment
Bleached air Unbleached Mashes,
•
flannels, all colors and ntintitles,
f.inceys, Chicks; ,
A large ssa4ttnent of Shawls, •
-Hosiery, Woolen Blankets, cloths, Satinetts,
Floor end 'Tiible 011 Cloths, &c .
Together with a general aaeprtment of Goods to
please the Cenci and salt the wants of the cominuni-
ty Also, a large stock of tutu's, from 6to V emits.
CuffeeN Green and Black Teas,very cheap, with every
variety of Queetsware and Glassware, at prices low
er than they cab be bought elsewhere. They will be
happy, at all tildes, to show their goods. free of Goa.
.Please give them a call.
me Country Merchants will Rid It to, their advan
tage to call and;taamina the new Ronda(
o FRY .4\ MARTZ. 1
Oct. 16. 1862. 42-If
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IRON. FOUNDERS.
TO COAL arandproaa AND camas.
PIO.PARR BOIUR WORKS.
THE Subscribers respectlidiy invite the atten
lion of thAbusiness community to their Boiler
works, on thejstand adjoining the Pioneer Fur
nace, Pottsvide, Pa., where they are prepared to
maxefacture
BOILERS OF EVERY 'DESCRIPTION,
Smoke Stackiri,Air Stacks, Blasi Pipes, Gasome
ters, Drift Ca4s, &c. Boilers on hand. -
Being practical d 'P echanics:and having for years
devoted themselves entirely to this branch of busi
ness, they ttalter themselvek- that work done at
their establishment will give'satisfaction to all who
may favor theM with a call;• - ifridividuals and Com
panies will fit id it greatly, fo their advantage to ex
amine their Work before engaging elsewhere.
JOHN .&=JAMES NOBLE.
May 5, 1850. ' 19-tf ' -
.WASIII I NGTON IRON WORE% .(,
. 1 porravici,, PA.
•
la, J. WHEN & LOW'S. reipectiully in
vite the attention of the business totum
deity to their New Machine ttlhop Ind
srouadry. fleeted between-COAL and
Mail-toad Streets, surd !with" on Norwegian Street,
where they *A prepared to ccute all orders
for Machinery. of Brass and tron.such as Steam
empties, all Oda oftlearing its finning Mills,
Grist and Saw:Willi, Slnile and Double-acting
Pinups, Coat limiters. Drift Cars,atf kind of nail
road Catainge4such as Chaim fur_dlat and T Mall;
Frogs, SwitchelL'atc. ; all kinds of tam and'verought
Jron Shelling.; tieing Practicit Mechanics, and alter
having Made tile drawn& °Ube Coal Region their
study for.Yeare, alau all kindeof Machinery in their
done at their i i
lane of beanie s. they Batter theinselves that work
meut erill'zise satisfaction to
all who may he or them wittra fall. All orders thank
fully. received and promptly ewe:tett on the moat rea
sonable totme.! :AWN X. WREN,
. 1 .4 THOMAS WREN,
I;JAMES WREN.
Ott 9,1852. f ',
m. 40-11
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-. - FRANKLIN IRON Worms.
THE suuddiumitts -ANNOUNCE .
tti the public ti It they ,are the Proprie
hr. ot• the Franklin Works, Port Carbon,
lately tarried on by S. Billyman, where
they continue ittmanufacture to order, at the shortest
notice. Stearn!. Engines, Pumpa, Coal Hienkers,.and
Machinery of dimoat ally . sae or deacrlption. fur min•
lug ,i:otlier.pOpoilea. Also Railroad and Drift Cars,
Wm or Brass Casting* of any arta or pattern. Orders
are respectfully solicited:: •
08.0. B. EISLER & BROTHER.
FRANKLIN SHOVEL WORKS.—The eubscriberi
continue to fuinish the Cußini and Dealers of tich'i:
County, with Platens of ail kinds, at the lowest Phil
adelphia prict. Attention la particularly called to
their Coal Oho. els. Ordeni for:Shovels of any site or
pattern promptly attended to. .
, OE9. FIBLER lc BROTHER.
Aug. 21, 180. " 34-tf
OTTSV lilt 1104ING SILL.
TUN SIILISCItIaCIIS respectfully an
bounce to the nubile, that their new
Roiling Mill is now .completel and in
full operation, and that they are prepar
ed to supply all kinds of Bar;lron of various sine,
which they . will trauma to :be superior in quality
to any °Wanted from abroad, at the same prices.
They alio Manufacture T Rails, for the use of the
Collieries amtLateral,ltoads, Weighlug from 21 to st)
• lbs. per yard.inade of the beet lion, and which will
be found Mal cheaper than the Imported ankle.
Being piaci cal inechartics, and having and consid
erable esperienqe to the Iron' business, they flatter
themselves alit they Can give entire satisfaction to
purchasers, trod wilt also main, irthelr Interest to pa
tronise home !Manufactures. _
•t. HARRIS. Il RNISH & CO.4'
42.1 f
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BEM* insuiDow icon WORKS.
9. W. HUDSON. IRON and BllAStat
Fonder, respectfully Informs his pat
gnus, and the public. generally, that
e is tally prepared, at the above Di
tabusument, tb manufacture teittn Engines of every
size; Pumps, Railroad and Drift Cars, a nil every other
description ()Ikon-and Brass Castings suitable for the
Coal catalog clr otherbustness; on the most reasonable
fumy. • Also,4*Blowing Cylinders for Blast furnaces
and Machine frrork In general:
Repalrlng uf all kinds done With neatness and des
patch, at the lowest ptlces. All work furnished by
him will be tgarranted so peirorm well, lie mould
solicit the euelom of those who may want articles in
his line in this vicinity. Allorders will meet with
immediate and prompt 'Bantle a .
W.
4 :I S. W. ntalsoN.
March 15.1851. - .! 111-1 y:
. sTeam cart racrroßv.
T IE ng , r t a beg lea ee 4 I air t °Zig atLTaalhtrraZer %f
btlOrti audWOUblt, they recntly
put up
new Machinery and Shops for the manufacture - of
COAL-CA MIA, TRUCKS and ether Ball nosd,Cass, by
Steam poweri which enables them to execute all that
kind of work, not only muthbetter, but with greater
despatch andl at the very lowest price.. - Having thus
made these 'itemise preparations, todlvlduals,and
companies-requiring work of Ibis kindiwill find It to
their advantage to give them °a call.
•1 lINYDER & MILNER.
Oct. 25.1841 413-11
POT I PIIMLLE IRON WORKS.
jii: arm. MASON & ,CO. R EBPECT E
'fully announcC to the nubile that they
'have taken the Establishment known
as the Pottsville Iron Work. on Nor
wegian street, where tbey are prepared to build all
kinds of Steam Engine.. manufacture Railroad Cars,
and Machinery of almost every description, at the
shortest notkee, and on the most reasonable terms:
—Persons from abroad, in went of Steam. Engines,
will and it to their advantage to.gtve them a call be
or engaging elsewhere. (May 11 .U_
PAPER, &e.
Cheaper than Ever!
8006, PIECES PAPER . HA\ OINGS .
At L. B4NI%AITS Piper Starr, Pottsville
GOLD ,PAPERS, frimo 73 wits to .1 . 40
Frenth Pipers. 'odious picas.
Glazed Pariere, from 20 to 00 cents,
tin g hlzed gaP•fil.frOm 7 cents to 2511ents,
WealdlifmkEntry and 4akcion Papas.
Gold. Velvet and Imitation.Gorders,
Coriaine 02 Pipit and Linen, trogn'S to 40 cents,
Painted flimdes, from SO cents to 11 . 5 each, a splen
did assortment. .
Fire Aeneas, Beantithi Mewl, Panel Paper, Deco.
nations. ;Co lop as and Statues, if 'tams. -
The antwesiber has made , ids selections of Choice
Patterns froth four of the !attest minefactories, and
consequentli its Mock imbrues& greater stalely of
Patterni than tan be found In any Note in the city.
lie. pledger 'himself to sell 'an - Pis Piper. at Cite
Cash Pricee4adtheneld aid more expensive. Papua
at less tbasiettp cash prices. , .
fill Cana* Panels' embrace new and bentulful
Patter...at very tom . • . •
- 0 Iferchaina end. Paper . Hangers supplied with
Curtain Paper and Paper life o gings,'w holesale,St the
Vera lowest Prk-es. ' - '
Elegant FAINTEIS SHAVES. on Canvas!, at less
than city, prltes. 1901110 ea riot Patterns. taw be
found anions his Stool, suitable for the most elegant
bortaire.'• _ •
O. As we *re determined nor to be nadtreptit by
any Pereen !rho Intends papier' for Ns goods-thou
Who want bp:galas, and the adramtge of 'stetting
Heal s intgaiellid varied mods, lad batter Witt
' I - . 1 . • • . , lI—BANNANS
' Man nr — ls/scats eel' Paper * Biebarad 816-
- tranwir dent: ' L. , • • • --
a> Paper fenielnfitertisbita whew required. ;
!larch 10. . • 12—
. ,4 .I'ravirat *Avant 1..._
•Tiro tu ned a • Job egoottaataL at Letter and
J Foobap Woes of even quality. alai at Illkellitt9f
10W prfel. ii . I, •
reOl4llV ROM • i 80 tit qSO ell Rohm ' ' ' 1
- Letter( ear IP 09 t.* 04 sit":
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_ A .
Vat hit ;gluiest eleottateto ogßaPer eir.r 'MeV
to the com alty; the ' treeriber fa c r ai Ldeat t t
e r
be taeltts team
. - aim, a reside cornett( .r 41 . 14w_irti'
sod Mee trete ate. bo9t blhe Lad ald . •
•-• t --3= L ' ' •,• '-• "=., ' - -11ANtlatelt
dkali- illtajorrstor!.. 4 44 l2 htte Mai* Ciththit.
4 * . * .
InternOmani rAiririaltilir. - 44*Oulietft•
V tot hag jag received a fat. 41 , Ypyba lr
of Paper Slag= 1101 . 11111,11 f ider an 3416 41j . "'
the Ida abir la tab realm AWN',
. .....:: I.:1 ' : AOLD WU.. ....:.' z:, :-' ,l ''
oribitiamompilLasubsuptubtjail*:" 2 "
Cult Pliallir ' - s; 1144
......,-040 .. pplipri soil
01.2 -;;
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(Prom KiairkeiAaaer: I • •
A 'STORY 2 • , -
ABOUT AN OLD DENTLYSIAN AND A' WOLF*
"Erjt, pursued by a bear.''—Sho.f-sperre - Win
ttr'sf7liff, Art 717, Srtne 111.
I am about to relate a story concerning an
old gentleman and "a wolf, which I flatter"
myself will be found highly tragical Ind en:
tertaining. It is the'only story about a 'wolf
that I know which is SU any way connected
with the late of any old 'gentleman whatso
ever, and I . therefore am naturally not. a lit
tle desirous that it should receive lair, oar at
least decent usage from all folks who have ti:
taste for tragical literature. ." And pray,,
Sir, what do you mean by 'deceht usage?'"
says some excellent individual who has just
sat down for the purpose of cultivating
.Ina
intellect by reading the works of the best au
.thors. I mean, dear Sir, that they who de
sire io gratify an elegant taste, and . at" the
same time tufoster a classical and Attic tone
of sentiment by perusing my wolf story,
should do cr.e the politeness of- reading nli
of it carefully, and with suitable pauses for
reflection. Some readers• have a reprehen
sible habit of getting what they call the 'sub
stance of the story :' that is to say, they skip
- all the reflections of the author, all his quotas
ions, two-thirds of his dialogues, and four
fiths of his book ; aodthen, having deciphered
the bare plot, and been in at the catastrophe,
falsely aver that they have read the tale., All
%uch impatient persons are herehy warned off
these pages. I want no going through my
little romances on skates. I don't Write
for folks who habitually go heels-over--
'head. I write for strong minded folks, and
for folks, who have a classical and Attic
turn of mind, ' and are -Able to appreciate
the writings of the' ancients.. To all 'tali"-,
era I say, in order to save: them the trouble of
skimming through hisciarrative to.find, the'
substance' of it r .-- entlenien, the cataitru
phe of this little story ; is, that a worthy and
intelligent old gentleman was eaten up by a
midi; the ' sUbslince' of it is—alack ! it bath
no substance; the motel of 'it is, that all old
I gentlemen - should be cautious about exposing
themselves in countries where there are
wolves.' There : I have frankly told you the
substance , and the catastrophe of my isle, and
the moral to boot ; pray, now be off 'to thfi
next article, and leave me and my wiser pat
rons to pursue the even tenor of, our way,
without the torment of such uneasy compe
-1
fly as yon.
I tell the story precisely as I heard it one :,
wiuter-evening about five years ago, ,in the;
kitchen , of John Buck, a good and true far-;
met of one of the middle States. I was at;
that time eighteen years old, and followed',
during that particular winter thelaudableoc:.;
cupation of teaching school. 'ID the course:
of my ' bmirding-around peregrinations,lhad
at This time got billeted on John Buck, and
I can testify with gratitude that they lived in
the solidest fashion there, and used me as it
I had been a prince. Lwas a prince', it is true,
and having come to voting age, am now a
king ; an -American king, a republican soVer
eigu ; but like a good many other princes of
my time, who diverted themselves by teach
ing district-schoolin the winter, my royal ra
tions were too often sour shortened, cake and
dried-apple-pie, more fi t for no ostrich than
fur an heir apparent ; ' atol so the steaming
steaks, the fragrant coffee, tied the noble pies
which adorned Mrs. Buck's table are to
,this
day glorious in my memory.
On the certain winter evening•of which I
spoke, I sat on one side of the spacious fire
place, with a closed book in my hand, which
I had just been reading, and was contempla
ting the two fatuity groups which occupied
opposite sides of the room. On one side, and
not far from , myself, sat the . farmer,' a hale.
ruddy, large-framed man, reading the' Week;
ly Bomb Shell,' a sweet and cheerful NMl
cal newspaper, the organ of his. party in the ,
county. His wjfe, a quiet woman, sat beside:
the same table sewing;_ while Aunty Bal d -1 .
win and Grandmother Buck, sitting in . rock-1
ing-chairs, plied their knit:ing-kneedlea„ and
told stories of dreadful length, involving iti-1
tricate genealogies, which are not to be made!,
intelligible by me without a blackhoard. Thel
farmerlas a zealous politician, and oCca-1.
atonally broke out with some paragraphs of
astounding purport from the columns of tbel
' Bomb Shell,' as thus : - - . •
"Ha! thunder ; wife ; juilitear this! 'See - 1
CIAL TELEGRAPHIC DISP , ATCII To THE NEiv
Yons` Tribune rito:11 WAsHINGTON.—SenaIo
Sisshooter, of Arkansas. has just published al
letter o ft Ritter and Harbor linOovements, ad-1
dressed td the lion. Mr. Two/n . 0915; Of Ken
tricky, saying, t in n unless Vongleis immediate
ly appropriates two hundred,aniffiftt, thottsan
dollars for the purpese ofkl4titif;,the - snag
and alligators out of the"clisluit,h'ofee reveri
the inhabitants of BoktitfeiOtitay ;will recede
l
set upon inderendenl government,iiitd declare
war. They have sent to St. Louis. fur a si.t•
pounder and twodons of percussion caps.'— ,
There! those char* want to scare Congress;
and if Congress is scared by them, it unfit
to be apauked. TWo hundred andhfty thous s
and'dollars for snaking the alligators "out of
their creek ! I could go there and pick 'etti
out of the mud with 9 pitch -fork. It I was
President, I would make them swallow their
two ton of percussion Cilia. They're a queer
nation' out West.'! ''-
"'Yes," sighed -Aunty - Baldwin, " they are
a very peculiar 'kind of people. lam afraid ,
that the Pope has got his: eye on the West;
and would likelo have ihe Logi/Immo going
there, if he could. Btit'l trust and pray that
lie'vrill fail in all big designs, as',pr.' Junta
said at the annual meeting of the:American
Board."
OE
JOHN&TON at Co
17:ji •
" Ha! good !" the farmer again broke outs
" berets what Mr. Splutters, the editoi of the
• Bomb Shell,' says'about lite Secretary of the
Treasury :-- Besides the mise.tabler,incapa
city acid flagrant corruption vf:thisietiai too)
of the Administration, there are Wier crimes
laid to his charge, which, in out opinion;
render him a fit .sobject tor the action of MI ,
High Court of Impeachment ef the Unite d
States.". But no Matter what-Mr. Splinters
said about the poor Secretary ; he wrote with
a rattle.snake's fang, rind n wilt do node Of
us any good to rehearse his congreasiona)
leaders. !
On the other side of the blazing fi fe-place I
Sat, first, Meg, a atrappiug two-listeshwenck,
chopping minced-meat in a svoodep hoick _
Not far distant sat John, a hired nian4.
drawling, pork-led mortal. with his feet on
the rounds of histag-huttorned chair, smdi
king a pipe, and addressing his remarks on
men and things, cattle, politics, saw-mills,
and hug-teed, to every person is the room by
turns ; thus imparting , his valuable . expert;
ence and the results of his discriminating oh
servation in a manner well calculated. to
" react on the age." Three boys sat on the
the broad hearth, with hatchet, hammer,
nails, knives, sticks, and leather-straps, ma
king a new-tangled quail-trap, supposed by
them to be an invention of incalculable Mi.
portance,and likely to revolutionize the whole
silence of catching quails in February: The
first of these strieliugs was Dave Buck,a boy
of thirteen. Imul voiced and broWn hatred,
one of the sort known as stavtog fellows."
The second was his 'brother Mat, somewhat
younger. JoeKedge,4 neighbor's boy, com
pleted the-trio. Joe was a long-faced math
ematical genius, the insister-architect of the
new trap, which, odder his-skilltul fingers,
was gradually - rising to pyramidal symme
try, curious to behold. Two children, twins,
the one Will, an honest, courageous', open
eyed little fellow, and Nelly, a pretty ,and
timid. creature, stood by, watching theft°.
tress of Joe Kedge's trap widt the trttene.St
interest. ,
Now, 1)-01-a," said Jahn, holding his
pipe in fits fingers, and serutinizing'shenevt
snare wittsn'sseptinal eye,"rotiwon't treat
no quaiiiatli math, Uod.Of
trap sa, that, I imixt ,t5l/ I t re:// : 51054
quads in •my um*, and Lretkod thai 1 aunty
9natts snout as well' girdle uestlisanl sad!
just tell you °need for alkthat yon fretth
the Nat goad in jthat there Lim, .14n
a !airier." , . ~ - - 1
W.a.a-1,1. replied Joe Kedin
imitating thi drawl of The'hirid math pef:
hips /au coulda't ketch
~4•onne4tioat 1 /# 2 , 1
but guess we can Cast It'Yf ll4 l
to..get "ante it.. York :guails.lhaitenit .
-bees - to +retool 50 long as ecaintelicM_ qp i ttql,
IEI4 tithaven'tA ter Many' stissintWil !InA
cOnt*OegutjAciet . 11 ?* ki#PlifF.4 0995: 1.44
,54.petaipimiguilirr50 19E, ontAiuclit 1!1 4 ,
.kninatiogenioatty.. augnr.
3144-1 r girt% 'Johnny,
Dive . : three eaploded at lb% and 'taxi d
. 164 - mar die tivo s : toned rims on, ttteficit4;
liriihhulithialbtitioiniasstiaight ,
so ing,s.arooked tatiagitonati no an old aif
froe, tad 44 not moyeweruante 4 his la*.
Vifinttli — I N it : #4l-4-,
.syrk,savie*lttothlatio., „mail
ne:! - #.,,:v vi !..13,4120,40,-,!A
2 liiclj Storu. _
n.- ~
to, go inside: that 'th ere coop," said I John
alirti tirtly.l * --, .. - . 1 !
' 'A 014", replied. Joe, " I would, put 'some
ic-o•r-it and things! on that there- pieee of
;shingle, and if that' didn't i.m.d.e.u.cie the
quail, I would telt bis mother on him!!
I Dave and Mat slanted again at ;big true
;Specimen of I boy's humor, arid keeled , : over
,on the Oa. John stuck his
s pipe ila his
mouth, and Saul-- 4 You are gettm entirely
itoo - smart fdy your hide to hold you much
longer, sltster Kedge : but I tell you jhar. I
4uow quailal sad you can't ketch the rust
quail in any such kind oI a two- s tory lap as
that, ,, -. I • , '•I .
"-Why can't wequha T—now I'd jitt. like'
to know ." cried Dive• Buck. 3 1 -
! .'" Why !" , said-,:John," why—Why;,, he.
. ,
cause it atm reai'xiable." r
'. Oh; - youlget out !" - t 1
" Wbylohn, I tell you that you caul keep
quails 'out of "it,'?'[ . said Joe. "I'll jnst
tell you. a 'ittle tort that happened ' llovt, ll
to -our house last ; aturdaringht, and area
see whit ion will have to offer oh the
subject. T . Madelust such a trap as this
on, Saturday afternoon, and when I ;got
done, father I torkedl do it, and says he; • Let
this,alone, young man, tilt Monday morning.
I won't hale yon, r settin' traps on Saturday •
night, and letchial,n lot of live quails tin the
Lord's day. i So 1:41took it down; that ni t iht
we heard 'something pecktu", down in the"ceiT
far, and nobody is the house couldiguess
what tt was;. BM When are went down th4re
•in the morning tO see what was the 10s, We
founA a quail there;thaihad worn his bill*
up. to his. wisdom-teeth, trying to titia4 a
bole in - that Mb;stins to get inside of it, and
get keichett in, iliat: there trap. No, sir, You
can't keep quails Out of it. Mat, hadd: , tits
that there awl." •. 1 . 1 . , .;.
. Dave anti Mat'. : went into convtasions
once more., Joh° , grinued and said 4,
,I'm
afeeid.yourluneral will be attended ;Li,efure
1
you git of age, yhing man: Hu: I ayje%t
what I said all along, that you•can't ketch:
anything it that trap, or else Fru a lawyer.
Jest remember ndw that I told:you beitiroi
baud." 1 •I':' .
• " Oh, you get out, Johu," Cried Dave.—
" "You dou't kuoW anything., Here We put
Atte corn, acid here; comes the quail. ',NOY,
'hOw in Sam. Hill do yOu suppose he is gong
,
to go by that thete ebb without stopping to
AodilerT—and -then, yOu see, he's 'a gone
sucker at once." ~
" Wa-ll'
iyou'lllsee, you'll see,".said John,
blowing 'a Cloud of smoke into the air, and
stretching out-his (legs.
Little Will, who had been ea: estly Silaten
•-'ing the operations . of the trap-builderti, heard
with constdroatioh the verdict of John.on i the
merits of die newt'engine, and ran across, the .
room to MI mother, with his farge,..3toriest
eyes starting frondhis lead, and said 7.•
" Mother, :neater ! John says that Joe
[ Kedge's trap wont ketch no quails."'
- -" Hush, ,child !'[: hush !". said his Mother :
",your father is reading to us..- Go and ask
John' to tell you lurid Nelly a story'.`2 And
truth, Will had interrupted his - fattier in the
midst of one of'Mr. *inters' paiigeht corn
inentaries on • theifteport of the Secretary of
'the Treasury—" Another propositiod of this
_prothgate'and dastardly idiot is, to saddle the ,
groaning millionS',of this broad Republic with
an additiodal duty of one and a-half Per cent.
on cut nails; a-Proposition whieh makes our
.blood boil ~ With ihdignation :" and
_eh on.—
Mrs. Buck; ionocent woman, could hot see
why Mr. !Spiateff should suffer so. much
anguish 014 account of the duty on cat nails.
, but, liken model ['wife, listened with!due at
tention to whatever her husband was.',pleasen
to read for he'r illuntioation ; while, &and
mother' BUck and - Aunty Baldwin cob tinued
"to- unravel tangleld genealogies. ~. .
t '" John'," said little Wilt, returning to the
'tripod of the kitc hen , oracle, -will you plea,e
to tell 'Nelly and bite a story f" , i
“:oh, dd tell 6 a story, goo d John Rob
bing,” cried Nell`.' ' . .
" Nell,; little folks'," said Julio, '. I don't
- Care if I do.- 'What-shall it-be about ?
."„ '
” Oh, tell, us I li bout grandfather Rubbios
and the ivolf," cr , ied Will.
'" Oh, do, good!John," Nelly said," but it
makes melso 'friiii.l." :.
" Well,l' said lotto, having filled his pipe,
"I don't care if 1!do tell you the Stow about
grandfather Robbins and the wolf. ILei ine
01 my pipe ti...goip' first, though. Mat, just
light that ipirie , lfiver in the . fire-place, and
hand it tome. there, you Ingen, lobk out !
you rieedt't mind settru' Mag's hair em
" Get out; yoti scamp !" bawred ;Mfg, as
the urchni Passed - behtud her chair With his
!title torch. . • ,
" saitl;gratidaiother,Buck; "what
are you dontgri
Noth!n-Laoth'n at all," said Mat, "only
helpin' light his pipe."
" Only Settin'itne a-tire," cried Mag ; he
ought to he licked. And I'll du it, TO, if he
don't behave hick self.
" Martini said boy's mother, "go away
and don't tbotherpargaret."
- Y:ts'ra,".Mat said, and resumed his seat
by the quPd-trapr,
' Now; little 'folks," John said, t seems
'that 'Margaret ain't going to burn ; up t
now,. and so 111. tell yOu the story 4
three year! ago ok the twenty-fourth day-01
last November,flgraudtather Robbins came
,into Bowfin' Holler fur to make a settlement.
It was a new cdan try then, and there wasn't
a neighbor witkia three miles of hint, and he
*as qmte-an old man, too. But:he got a
few tatera and aoault of pork, and reckoned
he could make a ilive'onit till Spring, though
It was al pooty i :srnall chance. There was
Wolves id the Holler—an unaccountable mess
of 'em ; tend paiater ---the. wust kind of Pain
ters. There wad one 1... f 'ern killed a man in
the Holler in tare year 1799. -Ttieie was,a
pedlar carne along a good many ye . ars after,
that 'had l'arn9a l ;. auti hp made scale po'try
about it. jlt went so : •
NOW litten,l!alt ye l umber own.
Bottile have and have oot
And; I:tvidl tr3jekly you inform_ i'
--- 1- in , k JOSASIBSCO4'.II . & painter torn.
1 ,
He went out to the hemlock woods ;
His 'frock wile made of ehecker'd goals;. ' ‘.
He had hi,,prov 161611 i in a pale ;
And: there occurred ill* dreadful tide."
• 1 t , -
There's' twuty: . :seven verses oil% I've
got it in nav-:*lnst, up-stairs, and same time
1,11 briog ikdoW,l3 and read it to you.: Squire
Johnston 'took lit down to the Copers and ;
had it printed - ba sheets of paperovith edg
ing alf ainund the sides.
" There, waal.lngine down to th - e Holler,
too--grelli, and ;carried on monstrPus ugly
when they , wastdrunk." ,
" lohnV• sai4.ll6ill, "tell us' whit the In
gins tasid to sal'ito grandfathn Robbins."
• "'Oh, Sofia,'" :cried Nelly4"do tell, but 'it
,
makes,tu so.!frisid."
* -i -tWel!l , " •Jblin said, "I don't just renient
her! the exiiesSions h,randfather said they
used, thohghl:ye heard him tell 'erki more'n
a hundred time — but it was something like
this— Tonony uinamp I whoop ! w4oop . ca
. ,
hol/p1" • 1. 1H -
" Oh-0 7 0 ! "it - makes me '(raid '.'' Cried poor
Nelly, biding her; face in her apron.i _
-"" Howl' big .--when 1 John,- tild • you ever
see an login ?"iWill said.
" Yes, a - go4ll many, and sometime I'll
:ell youiti out old Captain Wild Tuikev. il:
Chief of 'ern,';but now I'll - tell you how
grandfather encountered a pesky wolf, one day
—the ' first one, he ever see. He went
but into the woods one morning a-chop
pin'. Well, offer le had chopped all day, it
came on dusk ; land while he 1 1 788 iti•thoppin '
all at once-t he I;'spied a wolf comitt' toward
hint, arid - , the' l'lyolf be 'spied grkudfather
Itlbbigari-choppiti'. So giandfatherle stopp
ed clioppit', and the wolf he stoppejl comet'.
Then the wolr s i be crooked up Its ; back and
heowled,l and thes grandfather hespooked up
his 'beck and bentiled. Grandfather he was
skeert,apd helieekoned that the wolf was
skeettouid so they stood there guile ti!spell.
The wolf he fi-e-o-w-l-e-d et grandfather
itti w b . htn e s .d ,l a a n t d th g e ra w a o d i f i at , h , grandfather Robbati . he h- . e
o.
Here iiiior little Nelly, thOugh i she had 1
beard trventy 4in:tea before the legend of
, grandfather Robbins and the Ivo!i, wa s so
.
• terro mmiiehen ail the dreadful peril of the
1 good old - Ulan—her apprehension being aided
not a brae perhaps by the tragic emphasis
w i t h
,ahich.Joho uttered the fearhil word
t h ;... 0 ,.i5-4e-d. litast she ran away crying,
and buried her• face In tier mother's.lap ;
bur, Willatood - liii ground bravely though
faltering ittlightlicat , firat, tad stared it the
face itflo a :wine" wild ei el an
iid - =both half
open. * '' s .r .
~ :ski'd istat lima to baie beet in grandfather
libtkiisitt - ptace!: &mut • two minutes," said
Dave, 8911W:4114 his: hatcher : I'd a made
tillat: - Aleal!roil ',, Wit Mier ! I'd a cracked his
saouLwi l ithliS, nie:of _wood till he would.
',base rboaght , da, was breaking." i ;
a l l&
' "Tfoloo•trotkWiS't Dave Etnek."iisiti little
- .Wig;'''kipdiWi watt earnesusels. ,” oo Ott
__..... 11 K414g4:4 - tkiii , tldn't dared to #3 .it."
. 4311111*(iiinal have swallarror Fa, '• •
getter y — thsertha! Weff "OH . d
, • I r ~ -;,„:3„;.. ~.• ••••, -. Ir. , -
tric l lica , F4l 4. lq•
,Et•rt• -- • • , • ' '
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i i
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IN
I have swallered m „ e cried Mat. " I 'have
filed him ow, so that his aunt,wi'suldn'''t have
known him !" I
" About how loqg by the clock'did gtaud
father Robbins stand therea-4foulin, John?"
inquired Joe Kedg, _
" Well." said John. t' he neierleould tell
,precisely how long. Folk's ideekabuut time
differs. Some folks ha'ut no judge about
it at all, and others again have. Grandfather
used to judge thatjie might have stood there
about live minutes, and then the wolf he
turned aruund and slid one way, triad grand
father Robbins he turaedaronad and ‘sltd an
other way." . j; • •
•
" Is that' the endlof the story about grand,
fattier Rubbius 'and the wolf," saidlJosepb.
" Yes, that's; the cud 01.11,"
" Gdt.auy more'such ?" cimunued
"Not that I -now recollect ut," i•aid Joh_p;'
innocently.
" Well then,'John," the youth proceeded.
" I guess yOu hdd better co up to_bed.—
There's the schof)l-master !Neu hearktng."
(This be said loivering his voiceomil speaking,
for the benefit oust i ut thecirclearund huh.)
" Who knows, Jt;lin', hut what he'll put it in
the pipets one of theSe days ?,"
tieform
rOWEIIFVL PLAIN-TALE.
• From the maay . igood speeches delivered at
the World'sTeMperauce Convention, in New
York - week befureilast, we single out .the
fol
lowing remark; '4ubstatice) by Dr. Lees,
of England, delegate of the-British-Temper-
,
ance Association; ou.e of the nitjest in the,
- world—their- peculiar excelleuee:cuusists its
unaffected simpkity,carrying wuh it a per;
tmency and force 'aeldorn equalled by an ora
tor ou any . subjects read : f
" I do not linUW , that I have . auy thnig spe
cial to address to you upon the preseut ucca
bion ; 5111 as a tepreseutative ut.tthe oldest
Teetotal Association in the world; I writ en
deavor to convey to you, however feebiy,yet
most sincerely; the feelings of syriipathy and
respect entertained by British teetutailers
ward their AmeriCau friends. [Applause.j.
Then-we were prepared natio battle uu urt
giouud orscreure, and I asstirelLu there is
.a mighty differene between the two coun
tries iu the progreisr; of thi. advocacy el the
cause (qua. this' ground. Ameriea's young
heart beats inure tfuickly iu re-iptinse to 60 7
curl and 'political 'reforcuatidu—springs forth
more readily than ours.• This is uur glo
ry; see you abuse it not. We have to Uo
battle step by step, combatting with
medical; .chemical, political and religious
piluelples.' Nevlrthr less we went upou the
broad basis of philosophy and criticism, and
maintained that God, speaking through man
ifold:modes, inus:t be iu harmony' 'With his
works, and there.must be one truth ua the
question. Bien' auswered our •Itvtal abstt
aeuee doctrine tiq saying that what God had
provided fur our use' was good. !We replied
r —nature knows uufhing•of alcoh!ol ; she ruts
the grape. ilitou the Yine, is the re
built)f art—a peiversiou or the !good thing
which God prodUcts.
lheu came the phtisiologists tyho asserted
that certain states unite human cousCitutttai
Made itliecessrary.to take :a small quantity
habitually of ratOxicating liqudr. We au
sweretl—Gull made man in ;lid beginning
perfect in Paradise, but providetr,uu
is drink there. Nature had 'nun tied to spread
out ui lier.tiountlut repast of i everything
cessary to life mi l d-health au yoking thaitrouldt
intoxicate. [Applause.] Shortly after Ward
came the discuvOry of the German chemists,
and then; ba s ed upon the pillars of science,
the teetotal Motile rose op to glory; lirni as
the pillars of the. universe itseli' fur nothing
was-more'.certaiii:thanthe truth§ of organic
chemistry,not ey'rn mathematics,* the truths
of organic chemistry accorded with the lent
pertioce ductrldes upon this que'stiou. Ger
man cliemists,diScovered that theifood of 11111E1
:coosiated of twolkiuds—oue for fuel and the
other tor nourishment, rir the !Urination of The
various parts of the.hurnap structure. The
oil, tat, .starch aUtl guru were the fuel cast
into the living-hfruaCe to be lariat up, and
that without producing fever or Intoxication,
,What else was Wanted ?
Thar which would make.blooll, and !tom
biotic!, bone, uertie,.tissue and qato—the in•
situ - it/rut with which we Mork and feel. On
ly three elerueutti were discovered, viz: Al
bumen, cassine au3 fibrine—none of Ahern
intoxicatitrg-4 lleriuttful, bland and bless
ed as water itsell, neither 1/01:julialg, nor in
ratOxicating any tirgan.'
plauserj And What, upon anti4bis, were
the eleinen6 atom and. starch? Oxygeu
acid hydrogen; t ;every element's that consti
tute pure, whol e some water. I[Grear Ap
plause.l .
• Then it was said to us, " VJu reject the
good creafirres Of . God."',D.> 13urte . r•
wilt melt in oVr,meuths as, wet jis your
Sugar will'.sWeeten out puddings as well its
yours. As your Pierpunt has, said,
"God gives the'sugar, and , nre4 convert it
into uturderoustutty,_' . " lie gtvia bread, and
uteri convert i ntoxicating drinks—the
result. of art, not of hature.l Pir)siulogy
taught us . that there was nu agent in the w lade
muteria medics Wittelfontroduceelquantity for
quantity into the living body, to suddenly,
powelfully 'and:cuntinuallY depessed - the vt
tal energies as aleuhol. `,_.This 6 the ',reason
why alcohol_isUissociated altiigs with dis
thrbed temperature anti unevtuntsa of mind,
so that it has become a by7word when any
dark transaction is heard eff it is usually ate
coinpanied with drink, aud'excias,treouly oc
ou
that grnd.- „Strange declaraitOffr
Alter glaccing . at the 'varoaui, examples of .
Temperance in - Holy Writ, audialso• to pro
lane histoty, the 'speaker coueluaed with an
exhortationsto Americans to gta oo with the
'glorious work, ibr to them were the people
of. England looking for the tuture t stepsiathe
cause. Finish the uubte work you- have so
nobly begun; iitidiybu shall become the glory
(lithe world and the wonder; of all ages.
[Great Applause.] - •
0:7 There are dace lawyers i m New Itork
city to one clergy man.
. , .
Q:7 Pretty Good.—A country , mhange be
gins a forcible appeal to its delinquents by this
touching sentence: — , 4 We most dun or we
shall be done... , ' , ,
1 •
&To seEicr well fuppgsey a !taint 01 at
tention which 'shows itself in the thought:
by language we learn to think,: and above all
to develope thought. . •
G:7 - Pi-ices silll range high at San Francis
co ; board. trout fourteen to thirty-five dollars
a week ; nour.twenty dall4rs a:barrel; atteu•
dance - of .a nurse, five dollars a:day.
Ql' Thcf,Com'missoner of Paients has re
fused to • grant: an exten6on . to S. Couf, of his
patent for improved firearms„ th% patentee
having already received .nearly $1,000,000.
(C - Drmiing Ffner neither makes a man
sick, not io.tleht, nor his - • wile a , widow.—
on the contrary,strong drink leads to paver.
ty ; loss of character, selt;respect ill rhettlilt,
and eventually 10 II drunkard's grave.
•IU" The Rothsehilds are in !have a great
meeting next *month, ar Aix. i Every mem.
her of the family, male and female, will as
semble on ihisoceasion—that is,. from Lon
don, Paris and' Frankforr. •
Bents Counr y. —The Whigs-.of this
County hat, e ndminhted the following ticket:
District Attorney, JOhn S. Richards, Reading;
Assembly, John-Pephen, Woluelsdorf--.-Jo.
seph Shomo, Hamburg—James E. Well,
Ccernarvon—Eztekel Jones, Reading:
f ri- Little bile of gold'coin„ 411 be value , of
25 cents, are DOW being coined, in California.
On one aide is a perket head sUrrounded by
eleven stars, on the opposite side, quarter
dol
lar surrounded; vith,ln wreath.r. A few. have
made their way to the States.: • • •
The ItrosAinzion Union says the Treas
urer of the Uoited State', on the Sth instant,
received from the Rev. -Jolt( E. 11im{6.7-, one
"thousand dolhirs„i: as a sesteiration to the
Treasury of the Unitell„Srates; by come per
son whose name n-tiot given.
During . the tkent uproar at the Wo
men's Rights Convention in New. York. Lucy
Stone appealed th theMeles 'p6:6'sect gotta"'
it they.. had fingottioror ceased to- respect
mothers their ?"--.-opon whtt-ti - ti sensible
voice from the crowd rebuked het. by toying
that " their tticithers nevar tete& after the
tnanner of modeirsiliss.Lncyttr
Aroiitouri,Vounty.—The Wpgti of dike
county - havOtettfid the Conniving . ticket;--
Sheriff=--Wm.r: - Switzer ttetinmisaionct (3
years)—Sa mu el YorkS, Jr.; Cotntnisaforier (1
year)-John Wilecte" Prothoriptary.'
Joseph Secbler; Register and Recqider-4Wrn.
G. Gaskini; ./fistriet ,AitorneynienS.J.
' -• ,
7.l;mt,:q:Zti t.tti 11111 sts4:3,
BANNAN'S
STEAM - PRINTING •OFFICE:': •
Having 'premed three
trod ta execute JOB and ki nk li Vre
every- "deetalitioa. at the .41101 eg*
Journal, &Maar than is aaa tip dons at say algae
establishment in ate County, end as
Books, Pamphlets, Bills stfLesski, '-
Large Posters, Rail Hied 7 4 . p!5 . ... ,
Haan! Bsll*. Pori Belt/
Artsekt of Argument ; Time • -
Bill Hrods,t • 05r1e513006.44 ►
Al the' very shortest notice. Our Sleet of JUN
TYPE is mars extenSive then' that of any mbar
()thee itt this section of the •State, and Ise le*
hands employed exprem.ly for Jobbing. Heinire,
pretence -Printer ounielf, we will guarantee .ceir
work to be a+ neat as any that can be turned out MI
the'cines. PRINTING IN C 01.013,3 dove at the
shortest notice.
, „
- BOOK IBIZIDILItT.•-, '"
Lioeki bound in every 'fancy of my*.
book of every - &script to 4 manutactood, bound asd
rated to order at short notice.
political.
(WES:no:SS AT THE 1311,110T410X.
Has the tuitional admiinstratioor that Wee
into power with such a sweeping, majority,
fulfilled the promises made to the people:
previous to the election! Every.principleol -
democratic usage,,the people say, bu been
violated. But inasmuch as charity twgirtatit '
home we are,,inclined to look at one "omit
State affairs under the Bigler administration.
What do we see but taismanigenient, :cor
ruption, and startling frauds which could
nut have been perpetrated without executive
knowledge' The charge has Seed fairly made
—fsctsaud figures produce'd;and'every charge
fairly sustaiued. All is silent. ,No attempt
r at v indica lOU isniade. The detecunn vacua.
pleas. Alas for Pennsylvania under Web
pretended democratic rule.
Never-in the State has there. been such a
corrupt and hypocritical an executive. One
of his first acts was the appotutmentot Jaelge
Campbell—then the signing the: L ot bank bills:.
after his Ott-repeated einphauedeclaration to
thepeopielhat he was unreservedly opposed to
thent—his signing the bill, surrenderintun•
coslitionally to the Delaware and Hudson Ch.
oat Compauy —an assuciatiuu of kirettga opt
talists, the right of the Slate to assume that
porttoool canal lying within our bottlers, ac
cording to the terms (A the original chariot
Hip want• of integrity in not defending with
' dignity the honor of the State when its insl•
ereign ty was assailed by- the executive of an
other State, and numerous other instances
'through which his.wholecourse hu been one
ofshatneless duplicily,Which no honest Demi
ocrat can sanction. Have the people a right
to question _their servauti in office, , Then
. tea G.uv. Bigler; of soy of his editorial adhe•
rents answer' the numerous cuarges which
stand posted against his aduniatatratiOn.—•
When shall the good old days its Simon Sur;
der and Frank Snook return and redeem, us
trout the [timer of political hucksters, who,
iu the name of dernociacy,iosultand plunder'
the people. There 13 a good time nututug,''
hut ti never will come until ;Ae people hold
their servants to a strict acconatability.
Wlie'n public servants make money their
God, and tell their plaice! principles sad
moral integrity I.r gold it is high limo lot the
independent press to denounce the men, and
measures, which threaten to rugulph all. in
one common ruin. We woultigldry es Amer.
tcaus, in the iustitutiouiwhich give us the
freedom of speech, and ul the press, and what
is more poteut than all. the Ballot Box, thro'
which dishonest public servautscanlwhurled
, irons power and assigned their true position,
when the rights of the people have been bar
, tared or assailed.' IL is tune to organize
. with iliese views, and to act.. The tune has
come !—Stinday
THAT'S TIIE TALK.
Writineof po'rtizau norniontions, and par
ty dictauon, aid party serving, Greely thus ,
hits the nail on the head: \ - :1
L.:
"A. ,proniiiierit vice of our time is the uni
versal tendency .timartl filling. responsiblit
places- with timorousitega - tive; half-and-
half men, whom noliody?..•caiti be jeajtius'of.
becaue, they are nobody and amount to
nothing. Hence .we have not-been able to
elect -a great man to the Presidency, but
have set aside our Clay, Webster, Calhoun.
&:e., tor—such as we have. We think ibis
game has been about run into the ground::
as to Presidents, but it is likely th flourish a •
low , time with, respect to Governors, Cotte
,
gret•sweri; Sc. Every body realizes the de
generacy—knows that we have poorer sticks
in exalted stations and feebler Congresses
andlegislatnres than we had twenty to fifty
years ago. By•autl.by - the People will be
roused row a revolt,-and will set to Work to
redress the evil in the only practicable way
-by kicking over party platforms, laying
-finger to wise at teguler notninationt, and
voting fur men of genuine grit and,stamina.•
even though they ma not on every question
of principle or,pplic .. accord with Meal--
This is
.what,we all n
t.l come to in theca:4—
f
il the People_are now ready for it, - We •
can wait. Perhaps it is beat to_let th ings
run dowk its last
_and as _ far as posiible, so - .
that the Obuund may be more prompt and .
etretitve." -- ..
erapo.
17CIIEMICAL ANALTSI . I.—A: hiOld of ours
has taken the trouble toanalyze a tumbler of .
double.X Ali., and reports that he found it
compip , ed of the following ingiedießts : Two
parts putrid horse flesh, three parts pool wa 7
ter, one part malt, Que. : half part imps, and
the balance, two parts and a tall; he could
find no name for. • The discovery was any.;
Ming but an agreeable one to bun, as he is
au toortlinate.loyer of the nut brown bever:;
age with its snowy foam. He thinks that
during his lire he has drank the carcasses of
about six dead horses, and .enough stagnut
water to supply the city cisterns threernufatbs.
—Cleveland Faiest City.
O:7RIVAL ClTits.—New Haven and Hart.
ford, Connecticut, are rival towns. • •HEre it
a ipecimeu of their rivalry, copied from the,
New Haven Register:—
" Hartioid is always trying to outshine oar
city. Let us du,what we will, Hartford pes
right off and does the same thing ! The oth•
er day, one of the lady passengers in the e a rs
to this city, was made a mother In the. ladies'
saloon, at the station house. Well, what do
the Harford tolkr do, but go and get up, the
very next. day, a similar case in the mama
in that car! ‘V.tien will people cease - to be
envious 1'
•
37"rHE PRESENT editress or the maga•
zine cunducttd by the lacturyt girls at Low.,
elt;•3 Miss FARLI37, writes to a friend "I
ant proprietor of the New England 01404.
I do all the publishing,.ydinuit. caraiming.
and 03 it is butiod in my office, I M. In a
hurry, help
. 101 l .cut covers, stitch, he,' I
have a I . ittie• girl to assist me in folding,
stitching, etc.: the rest, after it coma - Tram
'the prin4's hands. is all my own ,wbrit. I
employ do agents, and depend on no ()Dept'
assistance. My edition is lour thoosalidi' •
STEAM .td getting to be decidedly old
fogy., A dozen inventions are on foot for
superseding it' as a motive power. One in
Califoruia substitutes simple water; one id
France substitutes ether; and the •bilalutin'
Pruvideuce. which still retains the; lull
confidence of the inventor and the Projectors,
and the shares of which are held at. $5OO for
$5O paid in, substitutes electio•niagnetistn,
Which supplies the power without lowstif
material or cost beyond the consiruction et the
machine.
03 . " WAR IN THE Camr.—lama T. Bratty,
,formerly Mayor of New York, and an itifln••
ential Democratic leader, has resigned his
post of President of the Yount
,Men s Demo
cratic Union Club. in that city, and in his
leiter of resignation gives, as his reason, that
he is not wiling to,support the National and
State administrations. Thii isons oftbann
memos indications of open war among the
Democracy of the Empire State. .
LONGEVITY, or 'QUAVICERIL—The late
census returns in England reveal thealegolar
fact, that the - average age attained by this
peaceful sect is filty-one years. two IDOOtho
and twenty 7 one days, while half of the cit*-
illation of this country die'.• before reaching " '
the age of twenty-one, anti the.averags : du•
ration_ of life the world over is but lhiity•
three years. The Quakers. therefor(' lire a;•
third longer , tli'aQ• the rest of us. . •
2:77 THE. LONDON VEOETARIAN Etoellttlf
now !umbers eight hundred membeit, altof
WilOnt abstain from animal food. They vent
down into the country lately,and bad a grapd
banquet, at Which neither wine nor flesh was
served. There are several "he old Enkliiih
gentlemen" among them, who boast that
they have not tasted flab, of employed adoc•
tor; rot forty years. ' ' • • • , •
A. Lona SenSurcs.---The Isingcst
fence we have ever met in our readtq,
the Boston Trarisreipt, occurs in Mr: hetite's
eulogy on Mr. Webster. From the 41s$'to
the middle of the 45th page of thepautphjet
edition, there 13 not • 101 l stop. Thij .. ,plii•
sage, or single sentence. coolants shout thin,
teen hundred words, and occupies tout - pages
and a half.
117' TEE RE3I/111 was sada made to Ilikesre„,
the poet: thit it was supposed his .rimes
slipped off hiN tongue as if by magic, tad a
passage of great ease was quoted. el
eir," Moore replied, that lieu Cott Lim
boom dao, 'and sinks of aurktiest lastisPOW.
.1F4014 MOO ; • - • '',l4sT
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