- TERMS
01! Tun minaus)
- • .INr:LE seItsCEIPTION.
q CVO POLLARSPor s .unntun, myable eetm-en
many iaadvimetito those Who re the Coon
tv, and annually in advance-No those who man out
it the Conittr.: altet pnblabei Yererres to himself
the right tonlarges2 50 perionttat,when payment
it ileht.fo longer then one fair ,
et.rin
Three Copier to one Athlres,
Sereti Jn - ttn. do
Piflerti do do do
I::? .. (!:erzyater, and 5e.4. , p77 Trathert supplied
thi' faun+ zZ at IS in adventse.
ATF:::‘ .
One .tiquare 01 14inc.-4
. -nrat t i nt ,;,f,, , mot. , 51 00
list •-, $1 00 1 G month:a.' •5 00
Stshotq'tn 25 . 1 3 - rae , ' . :8 00
4 lutes, 1 time, 25 ' t Card- of alines, 300
01,e-tint in•-ertirot., Ida 51tite4, 00
Airr, k . antt. awl other.. teiverti , itta by the year
with the piirth.ze t•4' tn‘ertittg, itltileretot ad- •
~trte•etnette, weekly. 12 00
rr La tc-er 4,1: - ette..etnent., n poe ayreement.
BUSINESS CARDS.
i‘AtliCt , —Vtsl the piirClLll•eandptie 1t,41
,A rate; t,tfyiag And, melting colt; taking chore,. uf
• Lan& ; Mme 4, , amt c"llecting ,itlii—foofn
I ~ply v4.3r1 OiprYiki7CP lit the rourtir , lee /wpm to
IV I:4Eirtion, ottic,
11-ti
.IprU 6.1350
•
MILS IRA IVNAN., ATTORNEY AT * LAW, has
reigmel au (.tire ltt l'irittr ottem, , Pottswillt. oppn
oie rhe Ernstopal Church, where tu• ultt 6e drily;
.rota Stn 3 611 . 0(k. flusimprut :etters IC him will It
r 'Ave rirompi A,ti« otkn, addrelord Jo him.3u either
putisvithi or Orwiciburt,.
Dec: 1151. - tr
_ .
T,NIVW AR SIIIPPE2I, ATTORNES AND
r 4
.tt Law. l'hilittletphia,willattend
t ~ 6 11etti.twt ttildit.t•ther . feral ttuitne-sq tri the city
to' ilttlatielphts.u.l). , initte 4'o,ll.ttle, and elsewhere.—
tiflice% tin. 113 Aouiti
Iti 11)1(11ANti E. COLLEC.
d • lion; l' , outhooion, awl Clem:flit -Agency tithre,
dery to MI n.. -_frank, Poti , vilie Deatei in no
Lori cct Tc.itcY,(l4 , lamol DICA VT on , Phi in
1100)12 hnl New York ibr sato.
March !:0,1,85.2. • 12-tr
(tIT o{i3PSON.Mstlivir. Sorin:•rr,
in.osod to Dr , ..e!rirhl: , .teett nuadine . .-au-Ai
.1.)or but nut. rul ,tv titt. Prato ni Epl!rutilt Church
U-utry herr he wilt prutapt
ty t•ta It arder4 ih the Init. of hi 4 . proferaion.
April t. 1+43.2, • 14 If • •
Tatum w A:II SON& JAM. CoOPEtt
Alliorili ,, •ll.l.;w, 011kr 113 Criitre fit
fee cliptrt, C1i,41 of the Pennsylvania Ilan." 511
Cisnnir at all he risme
Piictsvale, t) , +:. Irian
S -
4NV ( 7 Kird ItTZ....IT , Tjen 01•1.11,„ ‘4 , E.
rottqville • IA kottipity to
10.CnT/Cli, r)irl..hase and slle of geti,Eicale, Qcr., mu
t , ,lolyiklllCounly, in
ite Town 11311. 1.25•
TOTIN C 0311 t A .4 1 1. .11 , : , T1 o Tin;
a/ will any tot,lTl , rs, • , 10-1 - 0xit...1 to hid Core,
:iuninnaity. 11014 and ti,ifracirliktelt. &r. Office in
juarkt„Nt,,,, , inposite . ni-. tiattieratadt's
June.s 1952
JA DIRS H. ORAIAPP, ATTORUEV AT LAW,
aavlng reilidved ur hot: rite, has oi.rrind do office
Ofrire,Uentre street.ippositeihr
fillaulett4nt. - •
. Per.
D:IC'VEiI. C. 1.1..E5N1.E12,1/0314Cf..PATMC
PHYSIC] 111.move.1 lib. Other tv oge of the
ill Cc.u.., Street,
Mira 21, lel2
ifiLLLUIT L. WHITNEY, A TTORN EY
Lit I.lw, l'otpsville,schilyik lit colon! y, .Offer
n Centre strut, tkratly uppoilte 11/r
lan. 4, Itsl I.ly
A ‘ f WILSON," MAGISTICA'SE, CiES VEY
-111 • ancer,-1,11,4 Aizont 101,1 t:enc-i.ti ~
A1ar1:0 oireet,
1,350
ToLx:% P. • A.ll.uney al Law.' 47 .mnito.
sinner New York. thrice. uppopite
tin , e, Craw NI reel, e.ottstqlle, Penni.
&Md.
. cur ....dseme.....7.leuzzezi.aslgsu4.4.,saatiakiennamischiaiwAva
SHERIFF'S - SALES.
sitErarr's SALES of REAL
1 . 2 1 L ulunvf r.ftildry writ, of rrni
1,4 u and - f.rivri Part, r it>tt d out or ait`Cotirt
of (..:01nrnonl'k•:1 , of Sehoylk ;Sit % , tmtv, turd me
lireeted;there‘win i a r.cpo•ed. to Path(' Sule or
Veinhro, ort Z;A ru 1? lIA Y, t he ffi.di day at Not etn;
I at 10 "'eine:: to the lOreitoon at the Pith-
Thoinah. F. ' I fouglierty, (Vottf..ifie
!lame) in the If orougli Potilvl!le,
County, the following. de , eribed Real E , tuto, to
tru :
JILL that vellum into 01 land
.:•ritunte it, -Nor
w ui
eglr 1 0 ,11 1'n (now township,) inZit-lap:I
-1;111 t ;minty, I.tegittningta a :done, corner of the N.
York and ill Coal Company aid George
Itultu'rt lands, :hence by Me Nrw York and
:•t•dittyll, l li Company's latnl4,
X.! LI , V.WC , ‘ ' 't••.l. 1 . 2.0 In-Tclie, /1, scone:
'lichee lc; Ihiccl of Cunt l'ati,r , on, south t;i::
ei i .ll, 1 . 30 114.11 1 10!1•4 10 'a
Nlo l / I , s , #1 lc
.blietter by - .1110 •c atine,ll‘lllll lip degrees
iK4rulte, to it tdoau, thenee be silk] Ge,;.-ge
liontei'- land north 20 degree:, west, 4 1 4 perches co
the plats! .ixl) . -on.• (01)
thole or with the ttpiturteitatt,e,,,eou
st.rlng 01 . Hi' I r ^b.ry c-tone dwell lug Itott-e-, tour
I; -tory haute one 12 Aory lov
dtvt I.lllllro 1111lieliPd1. IWO I ,1101 V
inane chvellirn+• lore-e , , one I -tory frame Itott-. , .
c tee double.' 1 11..,011 . 1111111 e and log liOn , e, ont• flume
elopenter4cop folt. stiop.. A. du
rapert‘ of .I,IOJB SEA Yi ILL
ALSO, All that certain lot or pure 'of :)..00nd
with The itrorovert.olll.) thereon erected, coM•lstini
of tt lwa.,fory ,;the:n2 Igi the Beioiali
ul Sehavihui Haven, County. being
ahoitt 'ld feet in front, irmlttnF nn the Mine Hilt and
Sehityilall Haven Railroad, and lit' depth' towards
Htver : - !chttylk . ol about 20 tent. and the Int or mere
',el ground appurtenant to' building. Att the
poperty of JOHN CORIIIT.
A 1,50, All that certain lot or pyre of Fronntl,
With (ii, improvement. thereon ereeted...nuate on
the north side. of Chtiroh in the floronfh of
ri t , eettaln plan or :nap Ruht-rt M. eke,
sad Laitretwe Lew:, wilt N'. 10 ; and. i ftV; t)
111.. n all that certain or pee. , of' mound
la a:, • ,
-dilate on th , north ..):e of Church !^t.,
alare.,aid, adjoining Ilie,uhave lot No. lit, the said
two tot% containing tvirct het In trout on said ('ntireti
.'treet :10 feet. and in depthlt' , o Wet, unit being. the
-ante Ettbi•tt M. and Latimer
Lewd. und - .l..tut L. Hough conveyed to iterih zier
rill by Deed dated the I Itlt day of pin!, Issl, irtth
;he improvenient", enieit"thig of :ldoultle tw,,tory
(raffle dwelling Itum,.....Una one I -tort* Ira me d we/1 ,
no trout.'.. As the property of dAt:OI.SERIIILL.
.ALSO, All thasr certain b.f... t.rpiere„ gwilil4
en the Mule , Mlnersville Road, in iirunch
Tewnslitp, rhuytikill .Pannly. beginumg at a rnl
uer lot of ground .-1. - Ad to nut; LL1111.,, theiwe
r'ilenclutg by,the said Laity , ground ,nullt .70 the
• wept t;t;0 h•et to It (Nailer la It Ime, between
ground of (.'had,'" Gillingham and the /) ,- ).6.// ! , ,
tract, north :31..it4tree... we, t, ISt , lea to a corner
thence north 711 degree, east. tii-j to a corner
.aid MitierAilli' Road, and south::!, degrees
et0 , t,.18 - 1 le,et to the pinee Ootaitining,
acre., the same more or
ALSO, d. let ni k.,rollittl on the ea-t ride nt the
'Rat Miner-A . llle in the towledlip of ttranch.
;'oisrity o 11:11), coniam in.) in widllt
feet, and w depth or 1»::.21111n.k. feel,
beginning at a corner,on the said Aciner—
vtlte Road, thence • north (171 degrees g
ea.t, I Z.);,teet to a i•nrner, thence north
• deken ft'l toot to a corner: thence south
• degree» . wel...eiit Ii) liet ton canter on the said
Itoad,)liini thence • .-)onitt 22; degrees
coil, a10*..-tihr.,,..0 - to the place of he'gituting,
Mere or le , s. and being the
•arne -,- . 4ll , llifse; Which Chatle% and
:4711air: W. wife by their Peocl dated December
2 1 ;t1t.,15-1).4, and conreyed to Ralph Ilion ter and
Julan . Fothergill'o":the property qt RALPH NION,,
TER and 3NO. FOTHERGILL, .
Seized;, inkrn in eseenlion and he gold by
• . . JAMES NAGLE, Srterni
Shernrs Other, Ponv)!lt.,
October 2J , '
OFFICIAL.
jN OBEDIENCF. to an order of the. Court of
~,Cutnmou Pleas of Schuylkill County;the Sher
i:l' of ypid Count);_ publt-hes the tottowleg seni•
rrionti in Partition • JA.NIL'S NAGLE:. Sheriff. ,
Sheritra otlive", Pouts Oct. /s, 1853.
Schuylkill Cairn ty, -, v v .
---_'--• The Commonwealth . 'of I'etinsylvanin to
I -.Seal j the Sheri& of Schuyikil County greet
:-......,.....-.. m g : .. ' a .
• If William C lit nslon make. you scare of proi
ctiittillg hex nimbi, thee we command eon that you
Wootton, by good and 'inwlitl .•111 1 / 1 2/oDefe, John
llottultoil Shark. With In:OM to his Guardian, Itolr•
ert ii. Knight, yeomeli; so that they be'end appear
heiorcour Jiiiiiiei. 7 , at l'olisville, al our County Court
of Common I'leas, thrre hi Isi held the Mid Ald.)N
-i LtAY of December nex't. to , i , how wheretort. where
-1
at they, thin aunt plaitital and the said defendants. li2- ,
gether tunt:inidividcil do hold :. - All shut lot or ti,eve
of laud, ritual° to _Norwegian Township, to the i
County of Schuylkill' and' State of Penti..yleunin,
• bounded, awl de.eribed as , follows, c,7: ~lleglll-1;
rung at u hear of stones a: the colithweiid epriier of i
a tram of. bind comiziontr known as ( d e p ati e nt'
'rrnet, now theßroperly of Carey, Lea and 'liners,
thence by the 'name not tit nineteen degrees went, i
twilit...en perdu: and liiiir.teullci to a p0..1 and neap 1
colostones near a Nock oak, a eortier , ol'`the north.
wardly part of the raid tract, thence by the north.,,
wardly part ot said tract :soot h twentt-tWo degrees li
Wc. , t, onteiy-tinir rierela , and two-leaths to a ph-t}
and heap of • h•hes iii the line of Elizabeth Mel n, li
.c y re's hind, thence by it, south nineteen degrees ii .
(v!, trinity perches to a po-t near a spruce in the, - L 6 44 4„.
line of land commonly known In- the V sir-; Vann • , 4. ra GAIT ON TIW 005/0*. , "
tract, thenee fly 01.1 - rune north' filly-tone degrees , . CHEAP CASH (;ROCERY SORE...-
.
and th ree-qoar Wt.,: ttot, one limulfrd ttrut 4. igh fy-siKl3'. I.EIB & co., have taken tbst Olit-and welt
perehes and three-tentita to a pas: in the h f ue of I, i . known Grocery :stand, Bight on the Nttorner of
land ;WOW . JOinee, itOrtiialy.oo;dectilsed, a n d by if 4 I - onto/id Norwegiun 'tu m i d , whwie they hive laid In
north kineleen degrees aces, twenty-one perches I a fresh stork of Family Crneeliell, , whlOrtil?.SY Will
to a pi.i.st, eorner fit the afore...aid Duncan tract, i Jiel.'?.,'n of at . i , ”. ye r y e l : ':', l l ll : l3 l C. j . 4 ii i .a e r " ou ;
lbeitee by it south Nociy .. eizitt ' degrees we!..1,, eighty- II I"' t '"" , .'" v " . .i."!' p ublic
. fr .•. • h i' c &
mock ou-nritra. vas, La res, Spices, t..., L.
...*ht perch,. to the plac e o f be•sinnirtr, commune,- i mig ,,„ 20. nz3. I , .9i-tf
Fitly acres and fortyowyen perches a land, steici i
measure, be the tattle more or lets, and the came 1 PIANOS, DIMIXOEONS. GOITiA/IS, &c.
I,'Plaiwiff and De , le"da"l _, ' , P'l"i(""l',e'v'c'f between 'eel ' 1 flfillE 01011Cilb*,r it opening it Water4;iii for the
thew to be mane aecorody to ip,... , msrl and the ji . mar ~f Aber...2lla Chliki:eB Ca *bpil,4 Vl
,u.;toens of this CotnmOrture.atth, in such case made.. • A N(Lti. Alta. Ane-u.
-
and provided, do gainsay and the same to be done do: .
",' Melodeons ! tor P,it'dte
not permit very uniolly and ai;aio..t the came laws-I Hou;eri atm chuTchet.,ni
and eut.toml, as it leo I.aul, dze.., and have Yon then i the vet; best utaitufae• . '
and there the names of ("lose i.untinbeept.. and ' thus . tore.
~ .atfoortultake, II
~ .1 . - ,
1 all of which hr wilt sell here al lees than t;lty prices.
V. ?` ' • i 1-These internments are all sele t te4 by 4 tornpetekt
Witne; , s tbe Honorable. C. •MT. He lac e E 49.. ; • a rt • moa , and he guarantees all the Hanna h'k arna—if•
President of dun tiard Court at Pottwille, the '2sth 1 ;bey are oat what they are reptesented t i V NN .i eats be
day' of September, A. 1) , 18:K.t. :returned. , .. , 11. AAN.
JOHN IIAIt.LA N,'Prottionotary. . 3}_blersii, ttleyera and Chirkerlug reOired the
CO. 22, iS);t. . . ' .114 - .lt . itvu first iledats at the World's Patr.fittdtbkir, rhino/
www .....„ nns& for stinctlnt m WWI alt W all plihPe. .
__............„4.„..... w .1 1 1 1 a eui
it SS, s r 3 .
• :4 7 .
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PACER, &o.
r . BROWAT'S E.S.SEncre or ,pustaiefa
-- ----- .
GINGER. Pi'q
1 i. .
NEW WALL PAPEEL wAunenocron. ~ ~iiiii E...., is *.prepandlnuarunni L ial exce
l:Vß-110s iti . I,Al'ilNfl, • - ' I J. lente. In ur.tinary diati4ces,lnelplelit cholera.
Ai j „„ j r A
arz ,,, s a „ d i mportrr , , iy,). 12.1 Arch St. , in Dhoti. in %It catken .at prwztrattoto of ihtaltiestive
... 't Inactions, It in of Inestimable value. fluting the
. eirokul door I,6ony,,Sirth, Pkii.tdriptacr, •• I pr.-Valence of eptittrotr, cholera and sniiitner eons
'' taints of children, It la 1111.n1i11111 *Siding . U 0
Lt T 81 , :ttr".1 'may 1.,. 6 04.1 tn.. 11 . !,...--t 1“,..i n3mootii-1 'A .- • • • / 6 e _w h i m .,.., i, .A•
If ir eat 11 , s,rtfiletai to th e l'ny. 1 fatuity or In/lintattat vuouns "• "
rukinnacis loud ine xnuo;,.) v.•ill l",.“1 itt in OW ,1 Cnattau.-Br' aura to gel the fternariet eatefler.
4 ' l "tq a ra 10 tan at •••uir .1" , -. V. 1.. I , .0.- Neil be; a' hick is hyeloted cloy Ly f. tittftWlll,lit.,ible Drug
rutted faun a Ettisert ,t nrtoL at I to. tn. 1... t ttrs:ra. ; Intirt;lttnittent etor , ..X. A. Coy* , r 4 .1 01 *we ir.'aaar-'
o:i , e . L
cuhrA:',,lNG.. . . ,sat tirsets,Pl44l4detplisa. and fot:*ale hy [ all the we
s,;_l2,l A r , l , „•„„, 7. ,,, 1 „,,,,. zi , h. it himd ... ) ..p.on't•leeinottietartes in the tinned Buil; and at
F. et.... . 17. te:a. , ", P
z. , Ir. ii nttitoolle .I.n..Ly 10IIN it DROWN. t -
-----..-,...—..,...---- ...._.- , ll, June 11, lli;:,3-.`
.
vaPr.m. I',.I.IIDICiIDIGS. * ! 'l sivtv es)cicial... vials ..1100111{151,-'-'1%. ,
s. (ii l i li' ts1;11 , . r.p. , .., It •untsten f ‘ ., itninn.....pv. ! LI f.unutilter hunjoat maws fat tore(' n pear cadet
,11 1„,,, 3 ,,d 11,,ti., ‘ „ 1 , pnet It. or 1,-1., o. s . to, i Time ILtok. inlet/ tut nue 00111ta. It Licht/Ili he Wind
,21.10...11.2j,,e.., ... 81 to p.rft.,t-‘.., .1;1 4.1 .‘111....1 %ery c..Juv'nutent • M.10,-IVIPI.II. Tuair pout, au,
..% it+ In: on44lVet ) ntannito.tute.s pi ices. a...t rtnne intre Tito, and IN, r liana. int CAttillttXDOß 1108 - 111 e.
/tea, at
~ , . - u. I:ANNA:I'N , ; Napery sod ,Ickip Eilob iabruekis- rata itt4 for We
'CosAp Book nnit Paper Ptora;eetterttli..; et • • • ' - 8. Li.8111.8.14P8 '
Bapa.ll4, 1884 •'• . '. stw,- • " '. •. ,' Chimp ion More sad Older?:
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- VOL XXIX.
MANUFACTURES.
FANCY run -STORE.
D WARD Al.dirsolv ..CQ,
' impeders and Idartnrattursts of
Pane y Vuilo and: Maas,
(rALI. the adrntion at the plane to thrir<`earea
-1
'tuck which they are'', Co Palmate and ratan?!
nnan the mast teawinable trtma..
Starr* 63 Nunn THIRD Nitekt. above Ate k. pima,
dalt•hia..eud 441 MAtlil tN LATE, New Soria
Octubet 1/1, Ihn - 43-tht
clitap WINDOW • STUDS OT
AND MAIIIIIPACTIOtY OF -
a. L: kiLLER': _
S, W (;.truer Arch and Seron4+; Si
tt 'v tan' rAttiErr 41l AREct. Wtoste4te and
Adel:lH ouch As - Bran. Ploner,Gottlie, R3gtsettei,
old and (toy Landr-capes, ara to Ye *ad at 11iI htweit
priced for qua'ity of wort. Orderto for Rai MIA
Store, teitered and other Abides executed it ahem
notice,'
.. •
/3erritantv And either., are invited to give
WE WILL TRY TO PLEASE.
Brauer. Tranonines, ntwnys on band.7l '• . '
itetnotnner . W. Corner 24CCOND and; A RCII
,r3tre. ta, Phltadelplitn. • . • •
Aligner G. 1853. . Stn
NEW ARTICLE.
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' ,. . -1 ---- F FORD
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PATENT NrinlSlTEllag 11/L12111) .
tiEsf.' Blinds overcome the only 'ntdecttnn to
thl4 higiay northland ornattientat appendage 10
rvery well cnitililtedhothse. They area.) areh ngeda•
foist down from the top of the wtodowos'lwelt ,at
hokt lirloon the bottom, or can be auesnded at
any point Wiwi...a, giving free averts to light and
an when required, affording every optrotittnity or
rfroolog 11,m from the floor. They are am Ample
in arratigrinent and nearly at cheap as the grdlnoir.
Mind. Ad I ark is,thst lots soft and 'ea - dieter them
Grfore yoitraasier.
. TULA lIMPARENT Mallow So ADES. Reed [Wilda, Ralf
Shades, Gilt Core lees, Olinda and Pins. Oilcloths. doe.
&rt. •
GM
EMI
LEITERCI) IrOlt Proat Wiabotri:painted
to nrilcr. Wire-cloth Window fltr.eeaamantlfacturrd
t order, beautifully landrelpedny plain.
F. FOB%'
•
Whale:tato and Retail Wolf?. No. ti anuth
• • r.12:111, door helot! Market. Pht
,
May 21,1(143. 11-f y
MEI
WILLIA IC GROVES & Co.
'IIPIIO . LSTERY,IIEI)DING AND P,E
• ATII-
Gt. 6VAREHOUSE.
S. 1:: Corner of 14 and Arth Strestt Phitaara.
' l / 4 ltP,l l l, Feather Beds, !dusk'
t 7 and Straw hilittamflev, enahlone, dot., COmfrirt.
/Wee. rattuteriatten, Sacking'', Blankets, ate ,
constantly on habil„'or made to-order. i . nd *old
SVltole9ale and Retail, un the utast favorable terms.,
4£5.1111 . 11tii,11.1,1tt mid alfSiiti.ke.i . lko . , by the
hair or WI Ist). Of . rs,f pAc.; fully aoliwred;PnoutPd
ly executed, and warranted to Rive tattsfac.ton.
13.—Mattraasts re-madcond Frathertreitoca
-1,04., #
r4ot. 3, 165 j 18,1 m
lIIMI
111181
, SADLERV. -
SUMMER EA R.
9 1 111: SUboriibrr has now on hands iponitlete
■ortu,rntof llarorcs for strainer %sett ~earrtsge
llartter4; Arnett, or Double. eirSer-
Mai pled and liniehedlia rVety 0.00. 4**,o . / 7'
Per-ort,t, "fail peltetiati rind colors
realist striae. Miro, Saddres. r. ••
frridles and all Sorts of Trappings,
berougink to tire Sadler y busintes.
Witness Soiable for Colliery .larituers of band, of'
ir,ade to order IA short Watice. ):
Le or.lers ror HauteAtt,',.te.; promptly supplied
nn renrnuabte tettn4 , 1,. WrIMEI.qI/01IFF,
Opposite eptotopal Citutelt,ermtre Sr., Pottsville.
June
Venitian Blind Manalacfory.
Ara 4 ntooga
34.-ZEIIIIE announces to the eitikentiforPoita..
Vlt • vale and vicinity. that ire in prettatett to mutt
tifactnre ri A N
.or every color
and style at short notice and at the lott.esii rates,—.
11. feels c•ttaitlent that a trial anine le audicietit to be
okitv inced of (he advantage of IntraLtvinr,
.A line ansort Went of Blinds ennstantly ott: hand,—
lie i. a also prepared to repair;paiht bid
1111114 1 in much a manner an to tender Anent almost
equnhin appeataltet to roma. . ; • •
April 23. 1n33. 11'.;nnt
PLUMBING ESTABLIBEIMBPIT.
1
1 1)11•K N3o\ respectfully an iahnc4a to the
puttlic that he has purchased the aid/re:qua of
Ili.'l4le halt of Moreton k Diaainsan; avid ini.neat
tarrying no the Plumbing business In all Iraloancliev
at the nl l ititont tooter tit;' Volt eville (suck, where
be hopes, tty attention to btl tnem. , he nifty 1:;y UtAi to
tie ,n a Rh3re'lvf tlie. nullie pat ral.ttge. lie Will gll4t- .
noire hlt woes:Ur tie an and II xvplbg do.: on
res.onarde tot tn.,. A 4 inn he done rite. hare.
11. IllefitNA(V.l.
Atlett.l, 1 351 f
. . •'" LEATHER.
. FRITZ 4:. lIEN,DiiI 1 ,
~
.'::ure No ?Si iVorth TI - llRD:tit., Phil,iitalphia.
\IOROCCt, MAMIE' AI 1 1 :I tiattl, qutifi•rs, itn
,
i ILATIrt9, Canirdistenn and general lqe!attnt, Bubi
cle.n.wh"lercite and retail. fttandfacto!v at . ii•S -Afar
garetta titteel,Philadelptti• , • , ' - liß` •
'idly A. ISNI. , ' I . fltVay
:MISCEL ANEOUS.
479 3Uril SCI rOL 800IES AitslD„
LtIJRA ! RIES.
9111,E sulHcriter.tiltvals keepa , on hand a tare
,nottnent of Sunday 1.100k1; 111 Alt
naP4 In Snail y A.honla. Akbo,
Sunday :4(1w! Libra lea of lOU lOW UU '
Ih.do do Non ! 2 and 3,each,i . :. tat
• do du BV zi 3pd
Bo ' do . do ,at ' ! 150
Cottage I..btary. !, a on
Upiscopai Subday School Libraryooo,vol,lo 00
ALSO. • i
fAito l'ostunwnia.netzuln and Xnelitar. :
•200 Qfulrx, Engll,l‘ and Gettnali, , •
English and fun wa I a 11.1. k
• II ymu &i.., all of which ..old at
ittleeS t and the car,Wee anit t i
tty plarChatt(iltt ul F 11 , FIANNA WS
Book, and sat :Mettle ey; Stott.
.111 he 25,1653. I lo— •
STAIIETZR dr. -ILLUAtlif;:l
1 C IIEA P WATCHES AND JEIV lit& r,
.i A T liousA Le and Itstatt. at the 6 , Phl4,llsiptita
Y I
Watch hod Jewelry atone," Ao.Ptt llotur tit,
owl titrert, cornet oft/natty, Philadelphia. ;
Goa.] Letter Walches,loll j,,t•l'd,ln carats ftite,ilats On
(told I.spine, *ln to SW fluid Mittel:tiler:4% 700
S:lll.i.r Lever, lull jets-- ,Fine Sinter f !di) -:,' 150
i riled, L .121t4,1,1 Illrattltts,Th 300
r 4 z Iver Impine, jewels, 0 iattlitt, , t.:ol - 1 re - 0111. I ('U
: 411 1wrior Untwists,Ailr. 4 lll - erTrattpnonsiset. 5 011
i t:• IdPens, with Pea It ell"! tfilyet Holder, li 1 00
cold Fano t K11'116,7'371 tents to 00 , 1 Watch Gina
i sew, plain, itli cents; Potent, IN; I.iiNII, *5; only;
i .11:L1:17
i. 7 ;1 4 % . 14 . 71 , 117 .. .. All goAdik
. .7ttatd to he
I n al e t
14TAIIFE1iIV* IfAIiI.IEY,
I .
• . .. 'ildteellOril !101It'Contad.
1 .
I . (to hand, earner:al.] and tillverAitvets sop Lepines
Full lowetthan the alto:trio-14*n, , . ag - .
sspt. 3,1t133. ; : Vl•tOrn
Plll
NTING, GLAZING a nd d PArtRING
-..re..i1, REMOVAL.
,
, ...
el: w .110 WEN having truntSed his shuttle 2 doors
t rawer, the .American House, Centre ritteet, atid
takenanth partnership his brothers; the siihstriliurs
Allltilli nee In the public that they ate prepared to ex
rriite all?irders in their line With the gritate,t4e
spalch.sbitl on the most reason/41e terms. ;...They eli:e
ploy gum) wurlcinen and their eitstnnicray, them- .
liire, he sure amatishictury joli.i.q ct .:
EMI
They, also, bee leave t,. call attention to tbe.li
cplentlid assopiticnt rupet.bankingv. tAVintlo%-
dia.tes.acc_, comprising every. variety oCitylr and
wathy, In Snit the taste and flatitel of pllTl . ltUets,all4
t$ h lbq Offer et the toweervily . prir,3„-
J. W: BOWEN ac. uito'rOußs". •
doors above American House. Centre St., .
Pottsville, AStil 17.1d32. • : P-11 "
Susquehanna Lumbef.
rpur. subscriber hap .received ' al Ids
.Saw-
I lug, Planing and turtling anti; xfare;re offers
for suit* a large stock of well-selected, seasOrsed Lum
ber, from the Susgstelsa one liner, of tliti:Yolinceing
Oral pt ions • .
44,5;4, 6-4. and 2 In. tannel Sitar, , ; •
4 4 and 5-4 la. While and Yellow Plna tloorlng,
I & Ilan. Superior White and:V*llow Pine hoards,
lielnita'AJossi.. Plank and.Scantllng,
SrPopelutnua *Mingles. • rE
if, to prepared to do all kind* of tisaateg, Planing
and Turning to order. A Imge mumrsnielst of htd
pons, flannisiers. Table Legs, iiso,
wad.
Porch:Cero ire respectftilty Invited to ititinline -hor
,totit twiort they mpke their purehtutir, • '
PULL! OR.Ag't;
;11911
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May ", H 43
uvftmtrarbaks IN waste
I . lin Is.inatrlbrr bps.. leive to announce that helms
Meaty,' hianiolf in Punnetlle, where he
•upy to give iniaruttiotta un ihn PI AM) find Gli
co any WllO may favor hint with ship' patron
ago. jo
Persnne debiting to teertire,instruellunt twill pleare
calf at the Drug Store of inlitt U. IlroWneor on the
Aube; riper at the Auvnral Heim,.
Fat IDEILICin :citrEn.
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,ISIIE1) It:Vit.:Rl SATURDAY Al IINING Wir - BENJAMIN BANNIN„ .. -, . .
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' SATURDAY M O RNIN i q, NOVEMBER 19. 1858.
=I
PURL
PHILADF,IXHIA.
I.IPPII{COTT• V6llll2l . .tortele. FDIIIIIIO DIi:ON
coionam LIETINCOTT & cc•
,
HA V 6,innianid ty 4., hind a fail aiin rune ni .of
TPA% %V twigs. iaduana and Us.weltizi iennridlt.
.. Na. 17 ~North Wales dineet.nud , .
No. la Nunn {intimacy Avenue. 1 . 4111-1111.
Jae: 20, ieaa , 6./Y
rusts! 117118!! runs!!!
Ni& GET:tit-iv buievale and Grtnil ittli STOILE.
s line A Kurth l'tiiiii) and 71 dintb PCCIAND
Streets, /tad/ I phis, Juipriner and Manufscinter 01
every de mipttun ut Lai/16W 1010146.
As avy- oft have ail best* selected by my
seti, in Ettiv, London, Leto:Alt./ut fleek.
macre, and /mutt inaniSbethirli ht trie;l.
am tbeemore emoted to offer theet -twat- /adieu at
lesapricea Simi they eititre. ructur,ed foe At. any
ostler eflatiltstunent in thecal. I/ernes/Silly lay it..
the hillier in ealtaind iutairdtor soy mot-It.: , ~. . •
• mi ki.di or Cars repri red and taken to 0/chance
, mAriiiim ltErZ. •
_ - • . .
Sept. 17, MO. ~ " •ai nril
unilersltlnett beg; respectfully to call ale at
I. teat tots titilliners, coat bleiehants, and sit those
in want Of BEAT pittroVED, or BEST BEAT
CllAlNd,Ear'Niaingor 3 1111.PurPosrs. to tits 131 3 e
stock of BM But Chains. asi.orled tars, front 1 inch
In Li Inch, made float bit tefinPn iron.
Mau, In hb .11rge stock of Rest' Pressed Chains,
assorted rises, from 3-16 lath to 1* made from
best Cable Iron, snitch wilt be sold nn very rsseons•
bin twins; by • DANIEL McCaltIMW,."
No. 48 tlwanson titreet, and No.l
: • • • Dork Foreer•W hart; Philadelphia.
• Win
li'...Agard a. Co., /
Port Carbon.:
Sietirge Mason,
Choirlekldllier &Co.;
filti;lintock & McKnight./ '
Jcilianart Cocain, Eq., Llewellyn, Ps.
.May 91, IKS3. 21.1iin'
No.IB4CHESI NUT Stre ei,Swat Ws Building
.1 3 N1LADELP1114, •
•
XTBNBIV B. MUSIC' PUBLISIIBILand Dealer In
Instruments of rimy degerigtion,
Exclusige Agent for the sale of Hal
(et, parts & CO.'s (801100) PAT/11T
ercantrin riot" Xoliaos nod oth
er MANUA, L.Gilbett's Boudoir Pi
anon, Me eons, ItiartliVa Guitars, Barns,
Sheet Monte, Bionic, Music nooks, itc.
.1T
Residents of the "minify wilt he supplied A hy , l.mar!
or otherwlee with any nmale they may yriatOkt as
low rates as If purchared In person. flaying ririe of
the !argent away in the. United 5tat.:4..11 (eel
dent of satisfying ill who maiS s favor me with ,a rail
or order.
t 3. Dealers in Ituiit suppltvd on ithe most 144ra
tenor,. Plansncto srrotsl- ham! PiAngis for rime
Mayl4. 0.53. - ROAY
. .
Prtee'allatent Gandlev,((ar which we alveoli, AgiN)
'Crystalline and Foliated (Candies. -For the : above
Candle, we received the drat premidm (a viilVer 61e
dtd0 froM ,
the Franklin Inatitute - , and a Diploma from
ttit;Kmtv:lkriestlturol Shriety.at t heir /ate eel/WI/ans.
Toilet Almond and o ther Fancy Sotp, ,
Yellow ;Drown, White and Castile !+.ap,
Refined et pesniaretz In C,ikes,
, - UPLDIPed: Pnier.
31 Norat Whareev, third etore above
A RIM ir3l reel . Phlladeltibia.
..
.
May 11:1853 ,
't 21.1 y
PREMIER ARTISTE IN IfAIRA.77 Chestnut Sir,
opposite the Mate Ronne. PIIILARELSIIIA, in,
venter °fine celebrated °mistime, Ventilating Wig'
and Elastic Sand Tunpaces, luatritetions to enable
iadlea and gentlemen to measure their own jit/edg
with accuracy:
-R. DOLLARD had always ready far ante a splendid
stock of Cent's Wigs, rflllptell. Ladles' Wigs, half
Wigs, Fritots, braids. Chris, &C., beautifully manu
factured, and as cheap as any establishment in the
Union:
DOLLAR ltettanium extract or Lustrous Hair
Tonle, prepared limn Mouth rtmericin herbs slid roots,
the most successful article eyes ntoduce'd for Preset
slug the hair front lea out or coaueine color, rc
tinting and prosrrOng It mt ... - /-sithy and luxuriant
fiats. Ainong other reasons why Lollard'• hate cut
ing Maloon maintains its Immense popularity Is the
act that his tonic Is applied. to meaty head of bar
Cot at his establi■hn u mt, consequently it itiltept in
better prescrratim, than under any other known ap
plication' It being thus prtetically lasted by than•
Patois, offs a the greatest guaranty of hi efficrcy.
sold wholesale and retail at his old establishment,
ITT fiIEATNUT St , opposite the State ilouse,phil
adelphia:
7GIRARD 'LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY
.1 and Tftusx COMPANY of PHILADELPHIA.
office' N0_132 - cIiESNUT SY, the Fenn Doer Cast
or the Custom House. Capital, 830,000, Chatter
Perprtital. caminue to make itliStifilliCtilantivesun
the most litVornie leflllll.
The Capital being paid np and lavezte+l4 together
wadi a hOge and constantly i tie - remain; , eierred fund,
offers a perfect security to the, insured. -, -
The ptemintos may be mild yeterly,,butr-yeatly, bit
quarterly. "
. The•Meopany add • loans periodically td the In
smatices for life. The first Bonus, appropriated in
December, 1844, and the second Poems in Deretnbet;
'lBlO, amount to an addisilln of .X 6410 to every
01000 Ininued under the oldest talkies. Making'
81451 50'whicb atll 84 OW when it shall hetorne a
iitSteced of otooo .11ginaity- Insured ; the next
'oldest anibeent ta $1537 50; dn• next in ageta MIR SO
for every 01000 ; the Where In the .'lame. Otopottion
acconfine to the amount and time of standing. which
radditioas make an average of amp ;than COper 'rent,
upon the ;neonatal paid, mithaut itrreeilek, the an
nual preinlom.
51•14.10Eltii.
Thomai Ridgway; ./ahn A. Iknixte.‘
_finnan Dams. - D. Danner, • '
Jahr. Jay rredetirit Breritn,
Robert Pk/U*lll4 .Deorfie Taber,. %.
':solDeph Vesta', ' John It. Eselaser...
Vanae It. James, - ithannalettle,
Joseph T . Balky, - John tt, Olark,
. Pamphlets annihilate table of Imes auerelpiana
tions,hum ofieppllcat Om and fit - fiber InfuraMilon ran,
be had at the ofike,
TIIODAR RlDt7 D'AY
.dual p. 4s•te.Acttlary., ,
OFThesubserleuer Is Aimailoi Me above r..acuisioy
In Schaylkin County. and will effect Inieuratices;and
glee an [trete*/ nefutmailoo on the aubjed.
,• .
B. BAPi NADI.
April 0i,1953.
GIIISBIOWNS::
, .
jj US?
riaeSiv' id a large and splen4ld nisaristent or
. danualeand single balsa' Cans, wnlrh wilt be mid
' , UN', tent Miner than Obey live blen sold irs Potts.
34itfiZterelatine; Call and e sun Ina our muck btfors
pineteaslitgelsentlae. ' • ' • • •
1 CLEtaNS.de ticiaLtn:
Augustin, 1833. i 1 tt
f) ONIX;NDAL CEIIIII6BITs
/b—An Se:cahoot article for Ilaiatinstertis, Vanity.
Sprint nausea tad estlawrotod for living rlatap-,
oast froth wet and ssposed walls. ' For sale by
tnisatLEB aia
nspPAßD,srra., .
Of soil Sitectatowt to Ow tato awn Oar t ilthlth *AOC
•attid fat sale atoll ' 111' J TAIIVIN;
• rotataffls t rehab;
Fob. WINO. -•- 6-10 at
13. A.& S. &LLEN,
7 4. fEI South 11 r i,./rve3, Philadelphia,
.If 4 OILS; $0:1,P; GUANO, 4:ri.,offor
AI for ssitt.:
10,90,1 Gallons 1. Wys.t & • oast %Vhislo Oil,
_O,OO !do 111raLto,t do du •
6,1N1J. '4l.‘ ' Eleplotht
, 1,000 lioxes fln,lrocul (Hive p,
P*l4'aria Brown
• NM Toni Peruvian Guano. '
100 . do . elope Pliospbsie of I.lcor,
August 13.153 3 , f tree. 11, '52.30 33.4.
SLOPE MIA AiS.
; J. EL GOULD.
(Huey Emma T o 'A. fiur.
-
-
rrILE tillbactibera invite lour attention It their
Htock of OD., CANDLL.A• AND. NOAP, which
they offer at the Inwest instinct rates, CONettANT.
LY FOR HALE
Bleached aud Natural Winter and t3prinvelperm
Bleached Winter and Bprieg Lard Oil,
Fatra. White Winter Solar (111,
!peached Elephant Oil. (Wtnter and Sprina.)
4 1raiaed Noah iVeAt 11 , 1121.111 hind riliat Whale OIL
Whiter and tlpring, Whale aid, bleached,
Ktralts Bank and Tannew.od,
Machinery and Ilicasing Oil. • •
New Bear:44 Sperm Candfre,,
Patent PpliattedOperro l'an.lles, (Palm...! And MOO
SaralinfMandlra, . .
DOLLARD.
For Wigs, Inehe.t. Troupes, it Se:ilps, ja.,
No. I The round of thy Na. I Front forehead to
head. . ; Oack asTar tut hatd
2 Frontforchead over' 2 Over forehead, as
• • the bead to neck. far as requited.
3 l'rion eat meat over 3 Over the 'crown of
the top. • the head..
I From ear to ear ed .
the forehead. . .
R. ;:OLLARD has Si last disco vered the se plus
vitro of Plitlß SVC and snriounces it , for site, with
perfect confidence In Its surpassing everything of the.
Mad nose In use. It colors the hair clitw block or
tuatara, (is may be desired.) snit is used withava asp
ivjury to:the hair or skim, either by, Mill or Other
wis...ca a be washed off in ten minute* attlor spot.
ratithi, without detracting fronrits efficacY.. Persons
vi.iting the city are invited to give him a roll: "I:rh
this addthsved to It. DOLLARD. 177 Chestlicrt Street.
Philedylphia, will receive Ariel:MOM
Julf Li. 14:4. 10-1 Y
LIFE INSURANCE.
ow +,r=l7; o C
~.
'X - ..GOODS - i' &c. • .
.., • .
" • , - [
;•_,•l , ..::—,ti.
isAit , __ . .. Orocat or, rail Dili Gems
IL, „,,,
11
irtURP• .iI4 tom I.simnr.i.t. Toi3nb an* Arch filfteto
1
. r, d
bitskietklila. 61w/slit:ilk Invite like attention
or C 041111) i.t.ii3lteXce!pel , h, and othetryto their
StrickFul V, IM:triads men, in shirr : : II
kintlins al ip In lc e# , ' Ail kinds of IC. hmirls.
.1 .
Atnericatil 1 Virienci - tliankais snit Quilts,
Crcurih 141prctilics, . • table Daniarks. Towels,
PashistialC:Orecr irload. 'British and Pkillrlit , 3Cl Cal
NstCyasir Orr - Saillts • . i - term. r
nillF4 1'.1104.401 Wijihni, ' , I:
kt kr. L'llafk , ' conStaurly receiving pods trent she
knkttnn•)iM.,..-nt irirk and Plitisdeiph'in, which ru2l-
hies therrirchilier go.KI bargains to al Otis' Miuhs.
Stip; :ij *VI. - I 35.3 in
.
-.' liAew Curpetingigy: •
• I ~:_..c. -,
,t TIE. i.j'Ar...trri,":4'tn.t :•ttand> coiner ol" Centre
Z V dad S,Ol-*,ecian vtrv'e:::, Pottsville. I .
'moll p6jqrnetingo, • • Floor Oil' Cloths,
thgw(lo l I 1, , , j,I do - . • Table j. do-
Ittatilan i i ;•}.;(! do • " 1 :Mille 1 ',siting%
i ii: .,:i . t 1-. i :; do '. I Check 11 do
i
Stalvi 4.4 do ' 1 Dour hllls.
AlO a
,Pist rep 911 - listortthent of WinJow fanging's`, with
tiijo. ° II .
-
4lete.
n , , .
RiebtnisOeif:3i3w4,44, f Duff Lini.n Slides,
Watitedl,llii",eens,' 1, 'FrAnsparit 'do
•Andinil.l4.l4ined hoh.lin Rhatte:i. i , •
8.410. 1141 v hating made satinet-Wien', with the
nrinclpallettlihulniturers t”? a V 111,41 3 ,14 sapply IA" the
- newefo tierinv in catinoine drx., is thereby enabled
to n 16.11.1 ritrpillott 2 choir., rout..time tit ut the above
Iltevii 01 - illtot/or quality, and at the firmest thy pri
ees.ll 41 t/4, ~..
4 4 ) >1 4 4 00 ) . :, .
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or Gdoirr
abliitg thi
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Alac I
plaid
and vipwil
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Floti4
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Cl
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forat
Iva% e
an rd iMii toil iniiler aniclen of theN own Imporia•
time,' uligtl4: thegwlll Bell .at` the I I{irest prim..
Tiiiiir a.Aii,qvalient consists of
Bronzes, F ert nul m rio paws. M a ch,
Oiiils, gi:,4auil ditt..nr. en and Dm,
~
Iletii garrOitin and Bisque, finhentian and, Fienth
Fancy Glatt , ormolu, and (Mt binidi, Fans. Port
51litilair,4:#pera qiaiinea Portable .peeving Caren,
andiDeali.i:iartil a lioninati4 other beautiful al tlelein.
antirig.#t4lare:nnmi, very rare an. curious Auto
initthwri AM. Painting*, Itnaravinge.l:and a erunidate
.a , iinitinesiklif :Superior Ti.rlet Ankles, Perfumery
/at:, i prkklnit wanting handr-ome arts) les hir the par.
inr„liiirii y',i , hr for r hridad and other POsente. can ult.
tinU thee 19 tai.. etoaldishatent whefe everything In
w 4, l 4, iti , t4rtectie nen sold.
~.
!NI; lt, h til,i.tn of evenings. Strati:ars visiiina the
t4inktled to,eaatotne. the asnillmetit whether
itglie or not. !"
. • • i Ail IA le
_ -
ISTICS OP. stolovutus.
COUNT!". it
;hart of the Coal TFade ot Sehuyl
ing the nitmes of thjit 'veins worked
together with the nantes of the Own;
era OM 't ,tkrators:,; their thielmess,lepth below the
Waler-lt rliF, length of,gangway4,l4tinek, quantity
of Coall 15Mileetflug }'ear fromeuillf vein, number
of tgarsil. filid males used in the tratli, together with
the nerd iel'of Soiam Engines and ti*ir vower, Mi
ners cot li'.6 - eil, Miners' Houses, and the capital in
vemiecl qy nahraluals; ern - bracing all the Statistical
Infcirmlf,liitf of the County, relative to' the Coal
Tretle, at 4onden.ecl form, a large !Onion of whiell
EMINI
is eittirtlty,lJeW : Jug pal itthedauNfor - mile at the
13.01;'zitalttlitattotiery t - _;tore of ih Sitle'eriber.—
pw 4 " :',1,1 rdhit,.. ' • 111 SASSO.
,: c . ,
Aft'o I ,rule by .
''• i , :r.-. - . WM. TI. ZIEBEII,
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GENEjtAI. MINING REPOSITORY.
A Nevi .ll.liinililv Maga.:ine and .1 eternal fiir the
Prop( =illustrated. 1.1
•=. 'l , Wel I' oimf.vou and with you, ifeakt and band.
' i' !!tt`, We'tolue from the ran I" ,
Oar *ta ' aine la now whited — the opeople tall and
we tom's+ t,-;:l'iterefore we will effertio excuse—it is
nollneeeeki let "dir Oracle" speaklfur liimaelf;
Exiow., t‘l,- /saw. industry, Exterpipe and Talent.
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Tile 09 <Woo of ,'"The Orncle" shall he regular ly-sup
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plied witlamigitial article* frau' the pens of able and
imetligaite.:6s;ritera, residing among us, a number of
Wiln:in •VDready enraged. • 7, ,
~. Lit MOTTO IS EXCE 4 81011.
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The tititie islobe published at Po Isirilte,Pa.,byff,
111/Alr g‘..W re:Co., on the Out ots,e ezy month, from
January, 1:IA4. kapecimen numbetlvrtil be ready of ' ,
Octpber!lnOt ensiling, tor the publiitt to judge of its
auttacttf, t tiithich will be embeillshed`with ae angry-
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ink ; yata,..r.;.l copy orie year 13 00 ; *copies, 0.5; 10
copies,'"iaii`mne to getter up of Club; tlhls ; 23 cents
perlriulti c Liberal arrangements made with Agents
and'itiel tilk generally.
Nubia IPpons will be received at I annan 1, Potts;
v/*; 't lke Office of the .oraele,' l .Market street,.
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nearly r plllllie the Postaufice,PottsVllle; by George
S. Pray. Ad, St. Clair, and by oiWtfaveling Agents,
and: boo !Mier* generally. For infefmation aJdreas
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The lit ill encorogement we have already received
at the nU i roik at enure or our most irditreagiat•nd res
pected e4tifirms, in the shape of patronage and friendly
assfsta aa,tve are, proud to nay service permannece
unit futareauccess of TIIC,OItaCLB, which skull he
deioteitliffbegenaratlitinlig,Mailltrag,lhrialiMcman
ilW and 054rIcoliural interests ot the Region. It
abaft be air Emptirixer of useful Information, and a
Roark,' fror theproduction or our tome talent. D.
snail bei i?albelllshed; with engiavit gs of pentane,.
st.a.s ittlitAdacvs, and elude intent ding with origi
narstore4Vboth ha prose and rhymt, choice perms,
ik. c.!,' It II ithli be the herald of Program', Reformation,
Moratity! kid Improvethent, the chappisa of nniver
cat Libe , rkyttthd 'Social Rights; we will endeavor not
only to ,s f ictit a weleome couipanto*to We bum Inept'
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man, bit !ii; pleasant.' and instructleo 'visitor to alt,
both yoizikand old, gtave acid gay. 1,
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MOROdy i llkktring Magazine Medical EXauriner,•
Ratner*. POthly Dagaiine Loudon Laneet„'
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IlodryttlLl4y Rook,, Iliilintan Wourlial,
.Gratuudif*, agazlne, 1 - Pelltl2. Firm Journal,
SnisketWtker, -' ,-'' The Llorilgolturaihrt,
• itatfell'oltting Age, • 'Popular Educator,
aeourf„S 04ine MugazineOderry's Mursum..
filackwiliod 1.".., Magazine, , ;FrickitielfouseisoldWords
RdinbutgOlr. Review; ',Yankee Nations, ,
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westroiimiter Qr: Review.Thowpso rs counterfeit
North t 111 ftish Review ;' Review ;' , , Deter re,
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—NMV;tesdyamitatifitilt nub* talked vritts au
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• Root W6411* Bart. .
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corn ssrv:
11ifilibscriber Wive oponed.itt their Store,
p4ls.libuve th e Putt office,an epUre newatock
ttOlia.rd inji.w York, at (NO rrleed.rn.
dilbrell CA/ier agog cry etger Store the
iNeir gi v
?ck..consints' in parl',;: . of
Fanry firtql
Latr•A, at 8 cis. and n wards,
did Frehrh Metinoes„ , ,
shatirto and qua Wee,
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iarg Flvitgti colore.l Atpa 'soil 11l 'etc
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.Wiorlinent of Calico,
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ie4atei Unbleached Muslinr, ,.
1,04 , all coioroand qualities, 1
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Pitelssintrnent of Shawls, i
,c7,-.Wnolee Blankets, floth i ;l l ßatlnetts. '.
itil Table OR Cloths, &e:, it. •
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er•witti a tgencrat issiortmeut of Goods to
kiwy and suit the Wants olltihr communi
gialle Meek of sugars, front 5 to ti cents.
tkAii and IllackTeas.vers eb . liap. With ever y
litpleensware and Classwar , at prices low.
Div . (tan be bought elsewl u They will be
kiiitim,i, to show their goods.free OrCO/t.
il,tent 11:Citit. ..,
itV,Meteitntil will find it to their advan.
I,Aild eraintrie the new (oax
_,,. 1' FRY , & MARTZ.
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141. nsito , the Masonic Rail . Vespi:ctfully In-.
t6t they have lately received and
hatid,a superb :cluck tef Rich Europe.
f;fcATIoNs. -
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011S,'-`‘PAIN • .ke. - .
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ocronto rinn FR ,. paw, , -
N FRIII - tt ‘tralitarttakthts Ffitl Paso( maim, Abate,
Akatul llsowa tolbts.t.lusseastO snick cut sale by
the subscriber. ,ltlau a raa tqcs of raw' Ull.at
VI cents 4 gglim.l%*4 amiss ays Cans a poised , to
Our oat a-tat. Est sate by i I B. HANNA/S.
Aptll.lo4lW.. 9 • . .!: I , • 14-; •
. .X4lO. PALINTS.
• vairreott,AcitLiir4.o.u.oatex.-
Atanitrortura 1 he Jirs# 7 ,,,Xiarceimpoxy,
A ClitiOWLEirsi„ EU by sclentstlc end practicer nsea
.illtu.eseel arlrearsey sad eetinemy, elyeas In Me.
(10mAted StBolhtese Lesd4.st present Pyles..
eau Ire satisfsettnele shuts% 164 are $l4O kr; ton
ChtSpetgil dui editreaser. r,
Dealer,' ate Invited to enlisted enrolee fat -them
selves, „. E. C. ,101 , 410 *; 00.,
Weehaile dellial A grata, lkos. 1711. What're,. rbop.
July 3, 1831. I , I 27 the
• DIViLAN'S LICIPROVIID OIL. •
PHIS 'HD gasifier met eater stne use. she V more
eigUtif roouseig:eado4 furnsaeleftery „than ally oth
or U.l is tee Martit,- annals. dear -and free frost
weer it is evarrantest in atl easels; to be It b
„o u ps w ,,,nded. Afee sale. Oparatores elsw. use sea
chtnery-tvllLoa4vpuu ttlal..tbac It Is the cheapest
and Lt.], "JD 'Adapted to itself uses. .
Orden, tee! at FlLinilif YtEllrs Ifarjelre Wore
of 1'66 ri f Itt/1186'd LiquoriSkite, Agents (Delhi,.
county, will be primptly auntie/I to.
June 23..1331-
PUB;
ML ' llanutacturern. Nu
lA r Pa l , l olt./ 11 / 1 A III FitotvTstreei , Philadelptina, Pain;
WIWI* • &gab'
au , ~u nd .u p p l y °lllicit warranted pure WLIITE
UMW, soil those: custoolars *W a tt so peen /parlor:4
supplied ID tAtikiejpitilte 0(4 tit u . the astltle,shall
awe u..ve their orders Ailed.
nio know n allegiance passeviail those preservative
aud Imam ifylus proper II les so desirable in • paint, 10
an equal eareat Wlttr unadulter•titt *late Iraqi Pence
an y admixture otoiner usaietio c uaty met) 4s value.
11 11311, ottoteOlmott the steely Saul otthe inanufac.
Mete, for many }ears, to supply to the public '• per
retuy pose vei lis;tead, end tbeNricessingdeosand for
tae arnale, is pick:Wiest It blame; with (aver. It is
invariably branded on one head wcruEgiu.
until'!" wt. to fullorad cache Agar. tearruated pure.
all In red letters: .
l'hilads., July=ll._l9)l
lILA E'S Patent - /Proof PALM*:
FROM 010.
'I , IIC Sninterthirs have lug t received a forther.atur•
1. ply of this ulngolar and Veinal e antastance. In
addition to the.elate color, gory have leitatiful
chocolate or arena n..resenitittnt the an ad atone now in
use. and so touch admired for tbefront of buildings
it t .plthelpal toped/eras are einea,alowinaand pro
'oxide ( dson. Which in the opinlion of scientific melt
esti/tractor ily atiotints for Ate fire -proof nature--the
t wo come reobstances being nett-conductota,and the
latter acting xi a:cement. to btbd the whole together
and mate a firm :And durable eatnt.
For nee It is Mixed with Liaseed Oil. and applied
with a brush, the.satoe as ordinary paw:, to - wood
iron,t In, chic/canvass/ Plitatelate. It kiatdens gradu
ally and become. Ere-procit. Jo particularly suita
ble for roofs of bait/Ham steauaboat and car-decks
railroad bridget.fences, lit. :4 */arcuated. with the
article is enciat to one of tiate,Ma vast saving of ea
pence, I:
Speelroehs milt be meen at thepiffee if the autmcri
hers. er. Co.,
No. 43t south-Front et.. ?Wade.
k0r1112,18484 - 174 f
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SUPERIOR • 0/L ~ El &AMPS. •
Maritirt " Prii, Car Wiier4s, tiVe., 4 , r.,
inn RECEIVED and for lily the titiliSClir.
• 1 The following testimonial la t ken trues a itrAiling
(Pa.) Paper: , . . ;; .
This Oil Ii Nee from all IMpurities, and will not
gum tuarlibiery Or In burning. it)lliiir utarbinery will
Put congenial a' temperature refauto—Will remain
perfectly limpid when the' best perm Oil Is frozen
solid. . , 1 ,.
IJII fur burning purpoxea. Ow brightnit and ties
light in the world. Persons its ng tt,e.an 'rigid. all
accidents, as it Is nothing hutrre oil.
tril rot Car;Nit heels that will il congeal at 20 de
ewes' beton` 'WO. .
toi We have ailed, and are t 0 w conatantly , mong
Mason's Patent sperin Oil on t
. r Engines and fila
iMinmy, and find it to besuper loto ail other Oils we
11.1 we ever thiel.: It wilt not ad or congeal,and pre-
Mr it to the hertzsperni: ~ri .
. , M. A. & iti.!; ERTOLET & CO.
liEilittili'. UIIIOIIT. rhodium!: time.,
Next door to 2 . latei Hotel, ti'e are ID., Pottsville.'
Marra 5.!25: 1 :: ' 11 ' 10-tf
suarraes
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Cluapj Durable .anct,y
W *Tait. kk.l ILE PROOF'
•1N111,6 Paha *lll stand any al male, without crack
lor blister, add hardens k poitire, thus making,
in time an enamel, of stone, piteeth.a Wood from
ca
dey, and Iron : and other meta s from rust and sof.
tOtiiUll.
This Paintdidbrs from the mil called Mineral Paiute
of the day, whlili ate principaly Ochres and Clay.
eolureil, mid ak'entireiy wog' se.
Haver*. Pissi4t Paints are Fair iy Metallic, contain
ing no A lumen Or Clay. 14
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They are ler itfated finely, mialreadlly with Linseed
Olt, (without the t,ouote of eppdine ) sod low an.
as
der Inc bruuli freely es the - at White Lead.
These Paiute excel ail utheia 0 body or covering
propertice;onepound of whicb I will cover an much
murmur as taro ribunds of .white Load •
There are four natural colori,tqc : Black' or Slate,
Brown, Olive arid chocolate. ll .
ITI lit r:CTI o N rt.i—' This Paint pines readily u nder the
Mush and Its tottering property, te increased by tieing
it mixed ea thiciliy as ' , nimble Svph Puma Linseed On;
as the paint Is the lasting or protecting body and the
Inistruply the rustilana or agenC In spreading It.
name C coales of IWO letters; one from the Pres
ident of the Philadelphia and Reading Rallroad - Cu.,
the other from a tlentleman, ti' 111-kildwn resident
or nneueta,ttia
orrice of thePhlfa. and Res ing Railroad Co. r_ •
c. ' Pildialr/phl , Nay 3, thal.
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1. 8. Sare, MlN.—Dear 6.ailr:—We have wed
your " Plastic Paints for snort! than a year, and fur
painting Bridget, Depots, gc.,l„ar i c., we have found It
quite equal to say paint we hat e used. !In fad, we
now !Me it a preference over an others we have
Lou
tried lot such parpoirs. s reapectrisly, '
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(M 1111.14.) 1 Juitti 1, CKEtt, President.
• . Oripurta, Oa:, arrant. 9, IBM ..
... tateino Plan.ni Mills.
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Dear Sir r.—linu ash the form, opinion of utillver°
Mineral Paints ,;! which you hee put un my Machine'
shop and Planing Milt. 1 gni you, with pleasure,
my full and hearty recants=
i non of it as a pre
emotativof Flee 8 iron) Chimneys, or
a l
from adjoining injildinga.. The paint which you put
.on nip roofe, ha.i.nour becometabard as stare. and
I feel as secure from fire, int te direction. as is pus.
bible. A few'weeks after the pssfa had been painted,
I made pa experiment on two Oar th ree ihingies by
placing them to the furnace Under the boilers, the
, reitillt was,ihatjbe ;within uncovered was entirely
,consumed, ,while this Painted•lpart war apparently
wound, thottgli upon examination the wood was found
to he climatic!: the Paint, however, was stay and but
little blistered. I consider thleE 'severe a test* as
your Paint an he put to, and A der the chew:man
tea Ido not heiiitate to commie it de an Invaluable
prevenlatire egotism Fire. ' Mespectffilly.Mc.
(4igned,) ' 'AIIMIROSE BPSNCER. ,
• c. 4 OMR NC II & ',II.IOIIAMDM, ,
W.
N. met of IMO and Market Sta., Phila., Pa.
• 13C ERA L • WMo4E:Oita -AOMPITI3.
a sale in Pottsville, Wheleszte and Bean, by
GEORGE BRIGHT. . i. l
July 4, 1n33. ' 4 1
FIRE- INSURANCE.
i MOHAWK VALLEY
FARMERS.' INSURANCE
COMPANY, '
ii,COTIA, NEWIIORK ,
Capita/ 100000. 111,11 441 securely intv.ttrd.
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• - '! •-' DIREUMB . '
ADAM C. VAN PATTEN. IIAFVT VADDER,
WU.LIAM RACTAA. ' , JAs it litt.L.
CrIAILLAS Pi Garrocaa, :PM 1,,11. 11. DeIIICII. .
ABRAM W. 1T014.,; ',lS•ic VADDZI.
JAMEN W. VAlnt AA, ILIVIIIT A. HELL.
CnauLas Ili TOLL, .. iNioNoLai baoona,
JUAN IL LAABING. 1 !i 1
I .1. lIFFICEIr. 1
A. C: VIM PATi.ENPrea'LlJasplit GELL.SPererary.
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W. RC(?OIi. Vire Pren't, AnA4M W.:Toct.. Tien's.
Kama era 4la Si Itl Plant, Junlefteial Agent, No. 3
Greene sire t, *m
leon N. J.
'ti • ' REFERENCES.
lion. 8. 11l 3onoloo, eo:,, Aldan, Ochenectady! —
.., " • Jno. V. Glare, Sheilff, i! i 1 ..,
N. fl Forrest, County Clerk, -•
" Abram A. Van Vorst. Plitb .l Sr. •' , .
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M. 'Yet/WEI-Mayor I. • •' "
U. %right. Recorder , Al ay.. . .
H. 11. Tan Dyik, ProprielonAlda.nv Atlas.
Jacob G: elandera„ Esq. 1 1
Thonm,ir Clark!, Esq., New Orli:
SI- Policies of ~r naurtorce agafank Flit. And Alin in.
lattd'yrOlicira tint COAL and!IDATA„
,consigned to
Fbiladeigblit; New York, ands 14 , stern Forts. issued
by . • . Jit.. WIIfTISEY,
tent for ; bnylkill County;
_Bs
~:31
June Ilk I
; At t.
• (Met nest
- • TEISIU ANNUAL ' 4
O` THE MTATE: IMITUAIN
INOURANUg COMPANY
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Mauch Oalt,e, 4.3 QUESI'NUT
Asaets May ' 1*
MMS,• 11
Premiums recesiird.to May 1.-I;
Interest on Laza*, icc •.
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Capita, Stotk, ' !!
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busier, expettes. re-inrurenf:
turned prenifOut,
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pond.: 3furtgagee. etitelti aktlf t h
tieeurittes.l •
PamHuM-nott44
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Cash on Wind.
Total am'. of reioritees lit6le fat
This Company Inmate on btAll
liatited; situ, on aU kind, of-m .
'flttUre b, the yin; on %111 Wit
Akyticatiottlogor Insuiskett In
Ire respectfully solicited W; •
• *. JOllitiT
OFFIOE-10 eNTac
ket. •
'Jane 11..18Sfi • 1 ;
INAZUKtig
AMR FRANKLIN FIB. !lay NCR COMPANY
- OP piaII.ARKIL mA.
Nir.:ll63t CatituOt mat, Diet Fifth Ni
%If MIR LCY9 . •
Chatter M. Bantam, GiSlrge W. Richards
Thomas HUI; ' lOsoecsi D. Lewis,
Tolls* M 144 ' A4pfiatiet S. bole,
' rtateueloraet.. ' 11#1,14 N. °temp. •
Jacob Stolthi Polemist, - • -
Continue to Make Iseatanoa; Permanent or limited
0 * every deseriloa t m orpgopttlVlNltowitendeousley
St rates as toll! AS are teapist!et with treeertil.
The .C'omposy - have ' itkilettefi a 'large . Coln ingest,
Pend, Whleh at RA heir CapitiOrld Pnwei mo o esteiy
Invested, dory ampleitscoosa,MatO theSiamis*S.
• The assets or, the pomp's, fin hIOUIIII,IIII, 111248,1*
Slishtd epees/4u* an Aet Allembly. were ite
!allows', viz r Y.: ' •:
lifortyages. • , 11800.458 6.7 Blotto. 51.501 SS
Steal Estate.'lo9, 4 3SB siti till. rte., _
,'49,19717
TeinetarYi'' f.
mum. ;,-.794.,,050 00 • friAlltdol 07
Siam pude .lororOuratloa.) to period of otyhteso
iessa.thrYbalt o Del Ural a rtiv oferteitilliosevis Us
tioruvvillottoes;:ovasei: by Snit t 11 M 01, 1 a fri a a
log eindeseeocAbo - aalvaotaigao: ofilovtoseeArlysll
as the ability, aro dirposittui(!ei _nevi vv/th, potispl4
seta, all '' -
ciILORLSO .
CilAitLitli_ , U.Strike
The inbstvibilt tie* otheapoiS for. the
above otealloolatoviltitloo.2l4 II sow ptepired tit
wake litstrrairoe* elerfAieltsjpSlolll otrolatirtf. St
the !emirate!. ' ahiplll7or 1111,00 ANAL
Poltailine. - It-tr
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ROVER, snow nernowavocas.-
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and I
D'oCK dirrrt,
Philerdel4ia:
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a 1103 . 1114 r 1131.‘
121,4 With Or
g eeeee egse ;is light. d4rutiro Bud nut II kelTio r.'
mit us' of -r.
roue al. rtona and Beal, all complete, ITOIA 45 la
pines oaryiug arearding to ,atzns of r!", ,, a, and
wont ant the Seat. •
()Idgqs, racrive4 thirongh Mail : promptly ..thended
to, and Pfotars sent tti nay pan of the country.
del 1. th. #853. T,•nnt
. • PREVIIIIIIS PiiIIOI7MERT.
EVEItaL Irrtre Worts have, bst noto,:cti to
bIeI:LAIN , ' for pis Ilupedur Perfutuely, Fent ,
rasps andOonttlfiteii, by tilifOtent tuctittitos during
tbn last gist plus.
B. MtU. IN, blauttfacturer and lir.porter of the
IriFikAi lag artistes, Ronnie tr—lits ostebratod tiegetante
Hair Oil, Dear's UII , Beets Marrow and Labor], Are.,
'7O different Sind" of extracts so} ate Dandketrobiet ;
Colognes, Total. pastes. Ste ; also, tint tuntivatted
MaltDetiGt Danes. etrirellitle, WIIISUr, .4i nut, and
satiety of tuber Fancy stow, for wsstii nit or situ
sing; Pearl Putider, ;My White, Mona:art . Yonder
rains; Clutbei,lituti flair, Suwon and Tooth - Wawa.
ea ; Port Mummies, Dressing, russet, nod Eine tooth
Votubs; ail , of wbseb tan no purchased iAteop.'for
cash at No. 106 NOM' Gib Strtoi s treiuw hate 11111.1-
deipbia.
N. 11.—A, Intent! discount to dealers.
Dept. ta, t 053. [Slay SS, 'S3 2]tiOnt] 37 -
CM
IbIWITuN a, Co.. t u.9u Nt4tit
Ylittddelphia. One of the tuo.t
eltenalve and bent manor
Phsteil ntates
Origins tura ut atone of the wort optenahl Ptiles (if
Inutile and Ithades *bleb have nun the rtiXer at
the .Franklin Institute, for their aulolttortty h 4141/
and •;plenttur of etnicaateln. We any out gu4tertats
_cheap fur (ash, and Ale OUIVCIVCS ptatiteal turcliaq
me. winch enable., us to eels .:tqwri..4 111414 &Shade.
at the same peter that others charge tor Juteriur ar
ticles:
ay-dhddes and illinda,r4 hvery variety and charac
ter on band and matte to order 'at atom notice, and
fettered it requited. .1). 'Moat lug and Jol b iug at
tended to.
ELM
We study' twptesse the puialic taste.
Zeta.. W. MS. 37•3ta
. .
Dniutirs mozi rmuyir PLII/VOES:
1 .11ade intimitnenia, in addition In then
(newer aciraiuwiedged sapetloislY. twee rs,...eittly
feCtlecil the moil lialles lug usUassiels
dation: lium IfuAalu "Its,uop :tea
Iliucbits, Paw had mein m tit , e-at then
late t inicetho in thin ,city.
The public use la cull and ex.tiitine the he
luttlaseat fisiw uu bsinslqatid Int 1.41 e, at the lops cat
pricer attic rt.!! rbit
'
adelphits. , •
IScpt. 3, UM:" •
OIITTA PraCILA RIIBLIZIL
EATiltEL'i iNGW.
rHE .1 1 11. American Gun a Vert- . Vol n;:ify
ollering al whole ale u great cartel) , VI,
C/14 . 1b7 1 / 1 1. &C., liCti/C HAM liftler's l'aient Vulcanized
Unita Perrtia, oi nem , civet. .and Ife4utlta 1
litese• photo are 1141.3-1..1 , 40, lire Iron. nninearant
bUieb, pliahle gild cIAm(IC AFitt fi`Ji
tainted by rally eat/Mani:est, and trill ion dceptnynAb
and become stfehrz. • bey ore very different id truly
tele! tryttlftny olbei•goodg nctetelore ouvde of Gotta
Pereira, eittier ill this country ul iffa rune. LOA arc
Warranted lust:and all cllutau s.
.
Among the - Variety may be I:laii4 Cults, Cluat,s.
Capes. punches, Jeekeis, Overall!, Leggin.,
dolt-western, Caps; Cutup rilauisevs, ituri+e troy Vin,
dll4/art Maus, rtyrieifes - , Itreatt circa
and li, Erabcfn,-(i.-ban., itrnifideien thltd.,l , nd
4 : 9.4 6te2w P4rkilig, Mao nine lteltiagi Can
Cluthd, &c., &C., w itil a idety r heal, and t•lreetite I.lle
Preserver, made elly{l,llBl3, lu umet the I.lv pa.,-ete•
get law ul Uoliarrirm. A ll t.l a and 0111:.h cupe•
rill,' In ally other! water - pouf g.ettla usw houre
the public- fur at 61;14 eteat
Starrt,,New Vora! . •
. .
Ora Witt iu tst:ltttr•plut • tiptittlx. are i ited•to ea antille
thotde goods. toellevii4g they 1L dl tint 11.t.m
iogu FAN ffertaion. Iti aoy tlnt.g Iltry Itavu 0/et t.etli
bilufit. •
°Wels to any ealelll rxretif...4 it,ttte,t,
E. It. DILI-1%U%, rt. to't fet.
•
" Treantirer and Src'ry.
Angualltl, Itl.J. 31-fim
PAINTS.
rolertivf.
LL•Witia want Ai Ls at Ihr toJt I71t:
utake should be naltaculAr t.,
a! there ate various rottotertelt9 and linnut inns
alallthed Guttifu and I:ltalica much /Alf dn., »Walt
are trAUdUlently said iu s • halts IJi the- United
Stetvi at our matttltadu re , I. ate liladel4l ttltlei•
ent it•tta of the it... Unity by vattous 111 , in•aeri, and
are generally of Very utterly , UnalnY• genume
CUltil , s ales, Which ti3ve acitiored such au emehose
rePalattoll. ate Itivarsaibly stamped C 01.1.1 1 ,04 do
CO. Mint 'Toni," and each ate luau punted lahel
With my signaltre. II to now mote than Th.r.N'rr -
tug Vntila attic. , • we cuthutence.l the bum/test 0 tilt
the stamp of "Conine & Co , Hai trord," :gild I d 4/ hot
know us any other ate•lnaltat by t h e hat, of 1.,0111b,,
in the United Otate, ' SAM. (A rt.
August to,
Clubectitter unuuutir..a to uis
Mende and the putter that to, has
wade a cunsidrtablenadtiiiiiiii: Ills Rook
bindery, alarms procured a Honk Binder
from one of the Deed Llitidetirm to Phtls•
delphiaiacquainted won the NteSt style of rtru,rieg,
and who Will turn out his Ware for superior to any
thing heretofore produced in l'intsville. gooks hound
to any style of Binding, richer • Pixie of in 101 l gilt
iuttey Morocco. • •
lllank•Buuka paged or plain made to any pattern.
.also printed and ruler) at ptlrea lower than in .the
City.
books bound by the quontity, and Paper haled to
Pattern by . ISANNArI.
Aprll3, InS2.' 14—
,
• colt= MAILING.
PETE , Hubleriber, being about to introduce tite'am
I Power and oth«rwise enlarge the
facilities of his already extenAre
tablishntent, Invites the attention of
the public to his mann facto re of Coach 0.11•11‘.
es, Wagon. and Veit iclettof every description,
Having every department .of the Coach smaking
business At hand, employing only the best workmen,
and using the beat matetiala, deniers may he sole or
securing satisfactory work.
Vehicles of every style anti-Anis!' to order.—
Repairs neatly and substantially done.- rr O r der.
from:throad promptly attended to. -
re Shop, Morris' Addition. t!ttotte Pt., nearly Oppo
site the York diem, Potts/Mk.
-GEOWIC JENNINCti.
Marelxl9,lBs3. 12-It
Beautiful .Cottage Furniture.
I , IIE subscriber is receiving font the best Maim
tactorles lu the City, a large lot of Cottage Furor
tare a the Weal and most beantititt P,itternsoun
bracing whole setts, all of shish will be sold at city
prices, carriage added.
He also keeps on hand, and tuanunictiires
to order,sil kinds of Household Furniture.
at the latest, roost fashionable, and desirable
Patterns, all of which can be examined at his V. arta
Reamscorner Of Centre and Union streets. nearly
opposite; the Episcopal Church—all of which will be
sold at the very lowest rates.
• • HENRY CREA;iANti,.
April 2, HiS3.. 14-tf
.
13E1
lITLIMIBIIII` ECEPELDT,
HORE AND HAND. MAKER, NO. 130 N. SI
PHILADELPHIA.
RELTINti,Sin:le, Doubt*. tie Round;
114 made of beat city I.n i r waned expiesay for
awl purpose, atrotehed by the Litrst improved paten:
Med Nacbluely, Cemented in the , very
brit manner, warranteil roloal to any in inie.
Lips Mark* with water-ptoof Cement if desired
Mtge or small hose of lite lieu! owleriads and works
manship and at low pricer._
*Orders my beget' at E. Ittc:hts's Leather Store,
Nri:236 North Til Suf.-et. t-tstimiethirla. •
HAIIID'LEATHER. LACIPIU Se P/CECR LEATHER.
JRD. JD, 1e53. ' 3-k
..TIIE 5111115CRIBElt MATING FlT
ted npnne of' the largest enarh Shops
in Ma State, to Coal Street,
rotkosslik., nest ie..) .ll,Adarn• Lc Co.'s Sereen
Eneacityvarbiti 'is ' eaciinies for raa aura etnring ali
kinds of Carriagesa rid Light Waggons cannot ta., sur
passed— being a practical Mechanic, and having a
ntnnberof years` experience Iri the busitiesg, he hopes
to give generetttatistsction.'
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept an
band. Also.second-hand-Wagons,kc.
164 f
~[ ~ >j,. i >t;~ti~
FRS and MARINE
PRNNIIYLMANFA•
Street, Philadelphia.
.109,016 51
; 1, . 135,1459 56
; - - 1,916 19
100,990 00
,
All repairs unify dab.. 'graces tram a .li,tance,
promptly Attendrakto.
I , Wli4i'A II A. lilltli:
lone 5.164 K 21-if
STATIONERY, - &c.,
/416,183 le
Bed re-
• 87,864 e 6
rpirc eatecrllyer has just received an elegant as=
moment of German Silver Alatl•entatical - Inatra-
MIMIC which will not corro4o, yorsing• hi price final
1119 to OM per rase. 'Also, beautiful cases •of Instoc- ,
meets for the pocket. Also, Ivory and Ron/mood
tines,among which are *erre% new-and useful
Scales ' forming conddnyti 111 l ci different Scales.
Also pocket Coinpasave, Tape Idnee, fen.. together
with ,
cheep lattruments for etehoole, etc.. &e. !net
tecelved, it .pricett much , lower than usual, at
' ii. BANNAN'S
Chekit stalloneryand.Varlety Chore. -
Maylt..lB.sS. • '7
033 , 3,3 ts 70
goad
k 6161,491 99
179,016 51
.17,010 21
tosses. 1115d,316 70
inge penpetnaJly on
!ianandlige and the
mount& terms.
Da Mama Votnpany
SIIICENBR,Art.
dd door above Nat,
NNW COPY 800115,
- Four Pitts, for beginnerm—tfin Alphabit..
Large and 4Small Hand, made of cam!' Paper, and
ruled diterently from the other Copy flanks—Lust
asaattfactaretl and rat rate at D. BANNAN'It
'Cheap Bank' and r4tailunery :gore:
June 11.1051. St—
GLolleill FOR SCHOOLS AND PAMIUER
Ulf—Just receired a la! of I'llolara, a eel' article tiu
pra.ved.aahable far Schools and ramilies,3ll afvai irb
Illte sold de - Philadelphia litiCt3 either' Slo.elP Or in
pairs,st • D. DANINIAN'S
chimp Dank and Stalitenrey store:
Oil
H—
AIILUISON'S "Intbsetibri hal
rantle arrsusetnents always re &vvp a supply-o
these celebrated tuba taband. and will !ell It whole
sate-to dealers; at
-the Manufacturer's prices—thui
*awls, the catilagi. fle also retails , It , In ralioa,
hall Idtuv. quart.orsmallt bOttIPY, at erty price*.
94:qua vouvrau P
Ala A OPLESDID.SICTICLE.—Fife's Pena Oblklive
rotated *teal YVAN znastiaried an the null piled -
Ade as his relebtaterd Outd Pins. For a r e A l r .,
• - noilt sad Mattonery Fin:r.retrOlitle•
/al, S;11:11, '-
-4*
syclimlL REA DI AD
sired a Desb supt 4
- 11WflitbestibrrAss Plot,"
Wading legume. cots-
An t ' iltentihalallrigi 611-isnot Schgvils. Wso
=kb Bha rat o f
__lcatechbons
sale
„oil;
!prof°, al ?" 4 7".'• O. nANSAN, - ;
- Publisktr aid bookseller.
1 . UP. 1851 * -
Arjatit*m w .T,L!gitirlll Nun a v`Tx". l . 4 ,
HullerhesPulales,..lPOus/u.*P.atilf 37k by
the 43/0111, just publisbed and fur sale at
- • Bo EAMON'S'
$41 , 58 . 14711""k," $10141144 HUlise.—
PlYa, •
sormitU)tcwirroow riuNtis
rzzavil!
200)1 131133;1E1MT
.I ' rEl . Mlrl3 . =n
ZILEGANT. NULTHEIVI&TICAL
M1T111.7 AI ENTS.
(trim.
How , ..itr,x.haJovis fall
Advonoinic frosii the. west ;
'As olds thoweatv we of .
;Apt! eoto4 thtiVilay of rest. • •
- Pristbt o'er the eitrth thistar of eve
.
lite millet:it brittilv
And m)::ned!iii•trei mend). weave .
, Their tight ar4uud eitr head..
Best, man; from Aber. rest from bin ;
The Warid's hard - rontrid cline
The Einly hours With God begin-- '
Yartd theirto *ivert repair., • 1 .
Bright' e'er the eigth the morning ray
sarreti Ugh will mit ;
Fair embiim of the gioriowi day •
Tdnievermo &Lail least. -
;
LOVt
I .
1117 R.O4ltT SQUIMEy.
b!DESTRIICIIIME
- . .
I : ,1•• • -- 1 .
They sin who lus loVe_eari die
With hie till. ot
.r passions ttv. • '
AR others are Wit wilily. - ' • •
In heaven einbitfon cannot dwell;
Nor avaneeln lie vanlix of hell ; •
Earthly those passions of the earth, - . .
Thetperish where they have timer birth ;
But.rove tee l•aeitructitstcQ -
Its holy tliOe filrever burneth,
- FroinHeaven W 1 ' enuie to'HeJeen - reutrueth
Tod oft on eartka Iroubled guest, • ;
• At thnektleiwirglvl, at times oppressed I:
, It here is tried ad puritied,
..
Then: bath fn ' ven iis rfeet test. •
It sowettateri 1 .tod and rare, i:" ; ..-
But the trarest lime of tore is there., 'f .
!ref
13 1 1inc9tic
•
( Pro4:l Mt.lB:irto rod. iratoonal Dent4rat..j
I'OPTEE-4TOlit k OP .11 S If:st.,.
c ;, • „ ,
coffee is ul Asiatic origin, and broUght to
tlie,Gccidem by the Tucks. They call it cah.
reAr. - • Yemeiti,!a tircivince in Asia, isigentr
'ally cousidesed a plate where Ate coffee
-sprung - on. Vertain it is that•Arahaiti herds
mons& the desert lit Al-Dshesira, apPioaeli
ing one evening the shores of the Euphiatus,
were the first i , to discover the ealtv,eaut pow
er orcoffee.! INVoin out as they were, utter
:
a_oresume journey through the desert, they
' were rceliniug beneath a coffee tree and fur
-pastime comirieneed chewiug ihecoffeheaus.
They soon übservqd that, their WearineSs pass
ed away, and! lett) them line-spirited during
the night, . Nextievening they repeated their
-pastime; and it had the saline - elleed.,; They
were convinced, that there Was hiddia and
retieahing powerlin ibe-coffee.beans:t
-li was ititaiutioduced as a kind of meth
cme forrelaxatiod, for which purpose it was
roasted, grOund and boiled- in but water, in
the manner' We prepare coffee now. .Const...
Tient eia,,the OMOnion of wine 7 drinitiughy
Mahumet, the u se of co ff ee soon ~ becanie. in
( I .
extensive dentan all over ArabiaJ Turkey
and Persia. 'Pruitt these countries coffee was
iutroduced by the Venetians, in the year 1591,
into Italy, to be tied only as an enlivening
medniine.,.. At Min - they tiled it with the
leaves of - the Collie tree; which wm, - ,tiowev.
Cr, abandoned, and they resorted to the coffee
beans, and prepaied• them in the same man
ner a's_the Arabians. Alter a While it becaMe
, a lavorne beverage fur- daiuty persods, and .
; i ts iniportation fri.nia loreigu country len
dered it . ; in the elks of the aristOcracyiut that
:pet iod , desirat,ile.- -• •
Pinta V-euiee, Coffee was introduce' it into
England, Preece 4ntl Holland. • The first pu ti
fie coffee-Goode Was opened in -Loudon its the
ti'ear 'lO2 ; a few "years utter the second ari
teeareet.M Paris, and a third in Anisirdaiii.
Not, hoivever, mild the year 161)2 wag collet
known in Germany ; it was imported fiorn.
Holland 11)444 . Xuasted. The firSt; public.
toffee fibuse Was testa,dished in Leipzig, -in
the year 17.20; 'w ip ell , no efuntn, is theelest
colfee-libuse ii, the world, as it is eirtil at the
present day ;a ipla/e of public amuseinent...-- - .
Two circuniStaitees, contributed principally
to make coffee a general beverage iu (3er.
Many ; firstly; that coffee was exempted; by
.-the governinent !turn the taxes laid on beer
and wine ;and,!secondly, the powers! of cof
fee to produce' an agreeable excitement with
out Main:alum ! . J i - .These qualities Made it
the-most agreeable beverage to ladies and
~busincis. ;Tim -. lThe Jews in Germany,
;mown to be Sho !mist fictive merehatits, be.
came exceedingli feud ut this enlivening
Leverage, and nisi'" the poets. It is a. well
known storytlia,i the French poet, ROssrau,
once on a visit - to Voltaire, retuarked to the
latter that•Offee Was a poison. Voliairere
plied : ~, Trite ; but 'a poison which': affects
-the health very ,slowly, as I have been drink
ing it fur sixty years.' ,•
- The!greatest oPponents to'coffee Blinking
are-the honidep . athic doctors, who Oonsider
-coffee as most injurious to the health.. In
--deed It! is in; nervous people; particularly
strong coffee; also
to dyspeptics it may prove
not digestible:; but in the latter case: its' ill
digestion ariiies IrMn the impure milk which
is mixed-with it. . .
,
.
The!Freacti and Gertrians"drink more black
coffee than 'white!' and take soon afterwards
, r.
a `glass of pure.cnol water; and iharcusiont
is r une, Which- it ivould be useful to adopt in'
, ,
this country,;ns i i this manner . coffee is not
even injurious tO plethoric, people, .'rt . diet'
drink Only
,a Sma 1 quantity of it. It Servtg
under this cutidit on to aid digestion and en
liven the spirits. i To young people it is not
so wholesonie, as beer-soup, which is used by
them in Gerinani. Atd 'young lathes 'who
wish to heconie as fleshy as the vocalist Al
both; • must retrain frowdrinking coffee. mid
had better imitain the Germans in the use ot
beer-situp: ' , There is often added to cotliT
masted roots, ii*, that Of Ituccury or carrot;
for.instancehtelt ; diminishes its flavor.—
Roasted Ifearts oi-coCoa, on the otter hand,
are Most healthy and palatable,-if mixed
with- cutfee.ll" The Turks 'add different spi
ces, acid the if reiieh pour *furl irt it, so do 01-
so thelhatians and Germans ; and (hey Use
sometimes the yolk of an egg instead lof
cream; which is Commendable where there
is no good milk tO be found. ParticUlar care
is everywhere taken, except 'in this Country,
'not to roast and grind the collee before it is
wanted for limniediate use, othertvise it lo
ses by "exhalation the volatile oil which im
parts suctrati flavor to it.
The smoke 01l roasted coffee is one of, die
-Most powerful disinfectants. • Coffee is also
an antidote fei poisons of opium, cherry laur
el, and inter . icai s nia.. It is also a Pre.venti--
live. of .. cost i veness. The consumption of
coffee is . front year to year increasing. • /n
Europe, alone, Ibi instance, the importation
in a . period of tea - years, that is,: film 1817
to 1828, increased from one hundreitand six :
ty "millions in . tvi i n hundred and twenty-five
millions of tpunils.
.to
eel& , !tredreaches a height of 'tghteen
.to twenty,' feet, 14s with its brafichet a Pyra
medal form; evergteen leaves, and iS musk!,
ered-one cif the Most beautiful of trees. : In.
the third*yearit yields three pouodslit beans.
In highest estimation, concerning 'the (matity, stand . Mochkeoffee from Arabia - ; next to
it St.,Domingo, Java, St. Jago de Cuba, and
then' Rio,.
i nt...Biazit! and Cuba. However,,
one kind: s!! fou!nd more palatable ; in -on
count r y. than ! another, and different nations
give preference in different kinds of Toffee. ,
1 ,TOIVIE GIRLS.
There"sun old lady away out. lit Naha ,
ning, who oitys you go to trolicks,aPple•but.
ter • boilingi, singing and quitungi parties,
three or lour evenings io. a week, and then
say you have DM time to rest : theta yon go
to the eirars or Show every time it guinea la'
to the neighbothood, and spend money in
these amusements, while you 2 7-pretead you
can notafford tri Subscribe too- a. opey or
buy a book; Nbw if 1 dtti nut know you
very weli,l mink, be Bute she -seas slander
ing you. it &its appear absurd to r suppose
girls woulir he rich ninnies: but a., you and
t are so well acuMnted, I know she is tell
ing the truth -a tut a great many of you,
o
who' act as Ai yu , did not 'care to he either
wiser Of better Man you now are. , It isl : all
' a' mere l'adge tolialic about not havingtime
to r od or 01011 ' to buy books or peltruhcals.
Everybody ta ts - country who wants' to
read can find t me, and the • =anti of ml
provernenti 'D.T i y need expect Id tie real
pected and happy through life who does not
foie ilia read: l4 is reading mote ttran any.;
thing else,iitiatrakes one woman; or man
superior to anal r. - Savages.do abt, read,
but Spend -their leisure time going to " fro!:
icks.' as i thiMakontug lady, says I.Yon •do„
and this t il, lorhati.keeps them savage.—Mrs.
Sululitirn.i '' 1 • '• -
. ,
Watts the city - matabal oC itaugor,
1 .
Maine, nral . t„ engaged to ilegruxing i 4. qua
lilt i;il Iftour '41144 tient seized, owe au
13t the'c r-u'.o joivirett " Why" to,* xtus ibi
sold ` rOftlltte bOo4ril isesce nod given:lo tb
poor t fi 'l A ioii.e _ limn the. qaard; replied.
"The pourihavelati eponti uftt—let ot go." 1
=OE=
i;'ClitiG
THE! pARIDANE . LLES'
The,uld gates c JattuS: were opened when
'Botue
_Was at %vat. t - "and their mcsiern prow
type,s, the 4irdlittelle3 straits, are•orit only .
when a state of war .nia‘es ti.eiv!.ll
tionsvoid, 'ands, the. Port• deems it to he tie:
c'esaary to
,atlinitl his allies thruttOlyttiitu to
protect • The account::: we have
are that 114 are now ontin tar the:passage tit
the British and French Beets. ,
, .
The DardatieNs '
troni!Whicli strait, or
Hellespout, derives its name; ire tour strung
castles built otirio4ite to each other bra the Eu
ropean and Asiatic ; and the keys of
Constantinople.' Two of these castles—the
old castle—werer raised, by 3fahinunied 11,
soon alter the ettiquest of Constantinople, is
.1453 ; the other two —the new castles —were
built to the middle ut the seventeenth CVDIU
ty to protect the Turki. against ;the Veoe
tiaas. the hitter commands the entrance to
the , liellespont; bud the distance from each
is about . two miles and a quartet ; in four
hours' sail •ucithe strait are the old castles,
which are about three quarters a mile
,apari. Thee are well Mounted With formi
dable batteries. i All along the, European
shore to the Slarmora, the aspect of nature to
its ruggednes caresponds with the frown of
the guns • but. the scenery on the Aiiatic
shore is beautiful,- The region abounds, too,
in places famous/ in classic story's Here it
ivas, Leander paid his nightly visit to Hero;
here theted r huats of Xerxes drlissed on a
bridie of ants ;y
heti: Sulyinan crossed un a
bare raft ; anti rq modern times, here illyron
swam from Seetds mr.Abyttos. • -
These fantods Straits have been, more than
once passed. .1ni . 1770 the Russian squadron.
under Elphistoue, appeared before the tower
casilesf;' - aud thd admiral went by without
damage. .. But the other ships did not - full%
hint, and he rettivned with drums and limn
-pets sounding. ' F A. British fleet under Admi
ral Duckworth foreed their paisage iu 1807.
Duckworth, in' his despatch to his govern
went, giving- an, account of thiS tact, ac
knowledges tfiat he ran a natrutV chance.—
He set sail on (lie morning of ihe 19throf
Febivary. At n: quarter before nine the
whole stinatiron; under a tremendous fire,
had passed the outer caStles., al hall past
nine the leading ship, the Canopus, entevt!
the nartotv .passaho of Sestos - and Abydos.
under a heavy,cautinuade , trout btith castles.
, receiving a stung, shot of SOi) putuids weight.
Each, ship; as it !passed, had .to endure this
cannonade. The
,adiniral- remained •before
'Constantinople Until the 3il of Allirch, when
•the squadron oC tin ships teturneth In this in
terval the Turkshad been so bysv that the
castles were made "douldvlormidable." The
admiral weighed anchor in thelnioriting
this day., and "ei r ry ship was safety
IN out
side, ot- :Ire fin-.,'age about - Km?' The ad
miral, Ili his dispatch ' eiyiressed his most
Neely sense of his good fortune, and admits
that had the Turks been 'allowed a week
longer, "it .would have been a very doubtful
point - Iv/tether i return would lay ,open to
hint at, Ito lust '.12 talktl and
wounded. TheiTurks Were 36, indigualif a t
the escape of the British fleet that they be
lieve the Governor of the. Dardanelles was
bribed il Duckn?urtb, and l;eiteatled
Tifkliarilanelles are raid to
,tie iu such a
lortutclable coniliiiun as 16 br tinpiegttable.
Every one hal. heatil ot the ::praetiviT
" blessmg in the Runtish Chinch, but
not every one knows the preeiia;: object and
import of the . pr*euye. In a Itt'ent number
ot the Fieeniun's'Apiii-na/ the orttatiuf Aieli
bishop Hughes-4 " by Cardi
nal Wiseman aOhe Church oh l'ltuntas,
Canterbury. on iiecasion*ot Ile:•-iing the Bell 4
ot the Church." i Fut the niforminton ot the
unen!ightenett:Oe copy tiont anthoti
live document *hat the blei•stug ot a hell
does.
The rite, orceremoiy, which is now to
be pet funned, beiongs.ni that ounterousebs,
of secondary services in the Catlnilic (Atweh
winch are tott;nded fora two , fidil
First, to impress_ upon 'our mintk, by tli..
symbolism :which they cuticula, a'. conviction
and feeling of tliat holiness which .pervatlec
the cituich.• Secondly, and chiefly, • to eun
e7 that of Ithetnselyt,
might aPpear incapable of thenOkut . • w'hich
Gott . has been! pleased to make capable,
through the grace of regenerated nature, of
a new and sact.rtid life,. not propei u, them;
'selves, w liereby t bey are enabled to transhrii,
as instrututnts or channels of bittine mercy.
a blessing ev en to us. • ''•• •
'Hence, when the. Catholic bell hag once been
coosecrated , and blessed, it is so. sacred in the
eyes of the ChurCh that it cannotbe applied
to any other purposes: It is uotiti, tie used
as you Commonly see hells used in this coun
try, which has . how becoMe Protestant, and
which, bad tlieibeen . used in the! same ina,n
ner, Would have'shOcked the ears of our Ca
tholic ancestori.l' : * • So the
'Church having Messed. the bell, and having
devoted it to Guil And consecrated it to hint,
having hung it in-the tower of ilie, choral;
and forbidden it to speak except when-. it
speaks as from' God to man, likewise gives
:it another voice; to speak from nmq , to trod
—when a tire breaks uut—the•stiunds of the
bell break mutts_ Christians have
believed that the flames Wer'e, quenched
through the piayers called forth and sent up
to heaven by lhgf material object.'; .
• .
A few haveicotne to the conclusion that
the world is hi be redacts! toviuders on 'Or
'um; May, 1351. Theirheadquartersin this
city, are at the Fourth , Street Mission
Church. As the programme has been well
got up, westing expect to see weak-mitided
people paSS through ie same':sceuea, that
'.Miller and hi men's`' .made so' popular in
1544. Worneri! - will!..rilik up housekeeping
and take to peddling t. irinuia, in lite shape of
three:cent tract. 4 fur the Apocalirise. Men.
with more claWaidicii thou brains, will sell
farms, and 'ivilli th proceeds buy ~ ,n s*.
ceosion robes," ;with which to fly from the
Battery to - Paradise. Ilyi)ocriteg, will come
out and enjoy a I.4rvestA Our lunalic asp ,
lams will be en)argstiaightlackets will
be quoted aboiepataV .a l widespread.fully
overtake the land 4enetilq l . '•'•
The p - roplieciest on ivhieh the 'early de•
struction of tbe.:wOrld is predicted are so ligu.
rativelv written, il'at no one Can Id! whether
Daniel is spedltirig of the day.'cif Judgment,
or the Crovernbri of Timbnotod. If people
would only retia, their Bible more, and regard
theirs fears or ;fancies less, they ;would soon
discern-that what: now passes for inspiration.
is but.little beuer.than the sp{rittial outpour
iogs which conic. from inactive habits, and a
deranged state of the alitnentaq
.atial. The
elect of Fourth Street will haSrelbrir rant
to4norrow ethin..7. Admission gratis—
loots hall-price.: We- expect allot! house.—
N. Y. Dutrinntin. . I
Arrnoit.piir 01.".fillf;/1/11/if:.
There are in all sixty-six 14041 is which
comprise the vOrtime of Holy) ,Writ, which
•are attributed to more than thirty different
authors, or writers of. the wl,gtc. Ilalt of
the New Testament cemsed by St.
Paul, and the next largest writor is the gen
tle and beloved S:: John. Walt the single
exception of .St. Paul. neither); history nor
tradition has testified that thiike powerful
thinkers and writers ever eajuvr!il lire hem , -
lim o : education, or that they were trained
to scholarship ithd learning ; yi:t how ‘ably
hare they written, what eininept characters
have been chq,nieled by them., and, whai
great events recorded, both leir time and
eternity ! Jeremiah is soirosiful; Isaiah
sublime ; David poetical : Daniel sagacious :
Habakkuk and Haggai terrible niuldenuncia
tory. ; but they; alt seem, to have, exercised
their natural gifts under., the inpaence of di
vine direction and inspitation. I , , ibloses, with
hiq vast kdowle'dge and profound i intelligence;
the legislator. itlie Jeformet, The deliverer,
commenced the work and JO 110. with his
:depth of feelinjand exquisite tenderness and
simplicity, completed it. And what do we
know of the lives of all those, ior even of the
two Last mentinned 'I Nutlike that human
vanity might OWL hi.: Moses, illas rescued.
from the cosy rushes of the Nile: and John
died in in his Old age a , lohrly I l exile on the
small island alPaiinos,
' • '
r7 . LONDON fxtends ' over tua area of rev
ealpeteht thousand and twenty.,nine acres,
or one hundred Arid twenty-two'slquare
and the number of ill; Inhabitarivt, rapidly increasing , iaereasing, wasilera t tee hundred
and atity•tera ;thoutiand- two hundred - mid
thirrratr, on the , day at the last:census,
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BAN NAYS
S i nai PRINTING 'Orfit!E.
proonred three Presser. we *renew pot.
endiiiteneetre JOB end BOOK PlttDtTlttii3'ot
everrittitzlition, at the Mice of rda
ilaureaf t eAroper than it m fie duos at any °Pier r•
deitltln•lawrit nt .he County."lncli no;
Roaki;Panaplterst, • 'ttilli of Laehilti
Large Pesters, . • Rail it_ ..0.14 ThelkiN%
.11a/a Mlle. . ?opt .11owii.
Aettfles of itrettne - nt, 'Ti... 1.10a,f
Bill Itraitt, .. I Orderliocafr:fiir
At the very stiortek notice. Our 'Pliwk of JOE!
TYPE is more extenoire than Markt any.other
Oilier in thie section of the, State; and wiritirep•
hnnde employed expre.slc for Jobbing. Being n
practical Printer ourvic we will rotunda* citup
wort: to be ea neat n. any tint eau be turned out ru
The cute.. PRINTING IN COLORS done et Wet
shortest notice. " - • -
1300 E •
403 kr. honad u every rartrty of style.' Ithso
Itooks of - ever y tleseripoon usanutactured, bound lami
ruled to order at short notice, ..' •
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'shall I compare the: to n Pumtrict'.. day'
Thou art more lovely and more temperate:
Rough wzdch.4 tie that:o the darling buds of May,
And t;runmer's leave hall) all loci short a date ;
Sometime tno hot the eye of flearen shine%
Mat nasal i K his gold complexion dirnm'd ; -
And every fair horn fail filatetimt - tieclincr,
ISy chance, oraratfun'a changing e a rns uattinuled
Bat thy ciente{ rummer shad not fink., -
Nor 10-e poser aion of ihaTeo• thou ewer),
Nor shall death brag thou wand'rerd In his shade.'
When to eternal hives to time thou groves;
Si tong as men (Ito breathe, or eyes can see
So long tires C hi., and thhi gives life to I bre. '
• • ISimbpertro.
wool Pativist.
tin ifs
it is a common boast' with ,would-be fine
gentlemen that they have nothing to do.— ~t 1
Young men, whose fathers, perhaps , worked
at the forge, drove carts or blacked bouts, st,•'J
servants of all work at a country hotel, pro. t
fess to despise . honest labor, and pride thews;
selves on a life of wealthy indolence. Oth
ers, Irma of families that have enjoyed COM‘ 4
peteuce fur_ several generations, look down 1
coutemptuotody on those later pretenders *o
gentility, and, like the Spanish grandees of
the first
_class, think their • blood purer than •
that. of other people, because-it has flowed
*through drones fur a century or more.
• Yet it . isi•• the working man, not the Win
one,
one, who is a benefit to the State. Themere •
consumer adds nothing to the,trealth of the. -
community. If 'lwo could suppose a com
munwealth iwholly composed of such per..
sons, we should have one that was finpover
ishing itself continually. Just in proportion t•
also as nations cease to be producers, sad
become consumers, do, they decline- towards- •
poverty. and ruin. The decay of Spain is a
case in point. But a people that tatiostly
or altogether compOsed of. working men, is
always adding to its Wealth and enlarging
its prosperity. America has fewer drones
thao any other nation on the globe, and. :
America is advancing in a ratio that is with..
•
out a precedent.
If it is a curie to a peke to be idle, not
the less deleterious is it to
Nature never intended the human faculties
to run to waste, as they do when a man has
uo occupanou. . A life of indolence is an at- ,
most sure precursor to a life of vice. To
boast of having nothing to do, is actually to •
stultify one's sell. It is . to,proclaim that the •
character is destined trideterioratioa that
the cause of ciVilizatioit is to gain nothing is
that quarter t that the - noble purposes of es:
istehce are to be selfishly sacrificed to mere
sensual patifirations. In, a wort'. it is to
substitute the animal life of the savage for
the loftier duties of the man dr
The boast should he, not that one does
nothing, but that one never passes a useless, t
nioment. Every true man wishes to die in'
the harness, as Adams,,Clay and 'Webster
did, and not to trine away life to empty
amusements or vicious excitements. Reese.
anon is tieeessary to all, and no man can
work sturdily Without it ; but a life which is
all ris.s,eation is a fatal 'blunder, to Wm the •
inittle4t phrase. It devotits the individual
with ennui, retards instead of advancing his.
develoPments, •coutributes nuthiug to the
beneht %id society, and often ends in crime
irseltt If.. a man wishes to pronounce hit
own degradation, let him boast of having: !'
itoilling to do.— PAdad'a.' Ledger.
•
AisittiM AND SINGLE MEN. • t
A, emenmorary very sensibly remarks, that.
there should be some means al disttagpish•
ing single ha , married ittem — Vomatried
'vitiates me known by , the prefix of Miss to
their names, but all men are styled Mt. Now
Dinar unnecessary trouble - and snlieitude
he Ntiared the anxious mothers 9 1
marriageable grrls could they make this Ow
unction. Boat very annoying to. ' a mother
and bevy of girls, atter layiog. themselves
out to please some '• nice young man." to
hear him, incidentally allude to his wile!
This subject Wally tiemaads attention, and
we think drat the girls should suggest some
plau.by.which these di s a ppo i ntments might
he obviated.
NVe think there already exists a mode in
which cnmletitten can br eroilv &dial:Welled •
.trout married cines.by ladies td discernment..
It is by payingo little tine-noon to the coo
- versation and manners of gentlemen. There
is anlease and grace in the manners Omar:
tied men, a sensiblenes4 and want of
11a t
wry 'in their conversation, 'which enables
(hear to;be readily distinguished in a mixed ,
compau. .
Udmurt•-0 men may be distinguished by .
a'genert.i gi,,,inets, a certain frivolous. -
nets ;of conversation, and a 'peculiar flutter
of deportment iltttt nothing but • matrimony
can entirely cure.
EEO
An article on beards, to the Home Journal.
says—" It does hot seem to be generally un•
derstood, that the black beard is the least
creiliblejo the story it s tells of parentage and
nourishment. • In nit:countries where beards
have been enotigh.worn to he philosophically
studied, the blackest beard is known as the
coarsest, and indicates a blood impoverished'
by the...hard labor,' and scanty food of those
through whom it descended. 'Gentle blood,'
it is thout3hti gives an auburn, but not black
beard to 'those of dark complexion, andits
sunny.tinted or golden, but not daikened or
lustreless and randy beard to - those who are
blonde. The Greeks gave a golden beard to
their gods. In Italy, at the present day, the
blonde beard, yellow or golden Is especially
admired, and thought to be the only color of
such as arc silky and caressable if* their inn
ture."
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n"Snoter. SERMONS.-WC lib to attend,
church, but we do not like long,semions.—'
We have often heard preachers hold forth
for more than an hour, but we never knew
many preachers who could not say all; that
properly appertained to a subject in 30, or at
mon, '35 minutes. Long sermons weary the
audience, and belorerhe parson gets through
Aurtecrith/y, the jest and the first three heeds
have kicked down the doors or - memory and
escaped into the fields of forgetfulness. Long
sermons, disgust Children with going to
church, and wel can point out many
gent, men who never approach the sanctearjr
btcause they were victimized in earl,/ days
by long-winded preaching. • T.-
THE Day SpriNeiays, there is a min
in Peon township, Chester county, who has'
a wife and live children. lie is 'what is
called a "poor man," and his five-little ones
are under the necessity of dispensing with the
cumbrous articles of shoes and stockings, be
cause hi, has not the means of purchasing ,
them.- L'nt 'ramie the first of April, ft is said
that be has tinifiased no less than sixty
guards of whiskeyttor which he has paid 11 . 3 f
cents per quart—in the aggregate Sir. 25
worth, besides what he has bought by the
'drink: This would provide shoes and stock
ings ,I,or his children for the year round.-1
WO wonders that he is poor?
DECISION wm TRUTH.—Whateirer
think proper to grant a child let it be granted
at the first word, without entreaty or prayer;
and above all without making condittons.--.
Grant with pleasure, refuse with rebut
once, but let your refusal be irrevocable; lei,
not importunity Shake your' resolution. let
" no," 'when once pronounced, be a walla(
brass, which a child, after be has tried his
strength.agamst it ball'a dozen times, shaft
never'more endeavor to shake. "
•
SINGUEAR PROBLEX.—There WWI
singular problem among the stoics which
ran try this purpose— , . When a man says .1
be,' does he lie, or does he not ? If be lies..be. I
speaks the truth—if he speaks the truth, hr
Many. books were written/4in a this
wonderful problem. Cbrysipiattavored the;
world with no less than As ; sod PhfletusA
studied himself to death in hit vain eudear. ,
ors to solve it.
[7A HMT.-A contemporary says—
" There is a man up country who always'
pays for his paper in advance. lie has nes•
er had a sick day in his life—never had any,
corns or toolh-ache—his potatoes
„never re.;
—ihe weevil never eats his wheat--the host'
never, kills his corn or bens—his batiks
never cry in the night, and his wife never
geoids, Reader, have you paid the in
ativioce 3" ; .
man," said one of the Jewish,
latheric . should be prepated for death the,
day becoie; but as he does not know when
that day is, he should always be prepared."
TO MY tour
iThscelinup.
BEARDS.