_ 1 -,- - :- TERMS
or vug,razotssast Soil. 1111111,1 s.
->,;• ' sTeGILIC suitscutrltof: c'. ,' ' 1
TWO DOLLARS per ammo, payabjewstee;
nnelly in advance to those who rad& to the Coup
tyJand annually in advent:tato those,erba table out
of Ithe'County.- The
,publisherreseriesu, bunseit
the right to charge $2 40 per annuosorbom laymen
is delayed Loner then one Veer. ,
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I . .
• TO CLOW!: ,-. '
Three Copies to one Address, - - $5 00
Soren do - - d0... do ---- -- . - 10 00
Fifteen do do do . , . 20 00
fr* Ciercynk•n and School 'rotators supplied
viNt h the Journal at 1$ in advance.
111,41.
i- 78.3 OP AZYSIATISINO: , •
il c.sqtrate of 14 lines 1 square, 3 sm.; *a 00.
times, $l . OO 6 mouths. " 7- ' ' 5 001
ti , ilroeq'nt insertion, 23 1 year. - 800
4 4nos, 1 time, .25 Ust•dsof Minns, • 300
B.lti4eicat inserting; 124 do - 51inee, 500
M , reliant- and others sdvertising 1: the. year •
*it-L, he privilege of inserting diweat ad.
• . erti-eineulr weekly - ' 12 ' 00 .
~.r- e l.,,,arger Atirert)NeMetAS, ills pot 411T001200t, ,
' -
I BUSINESS CARDS.
.1, .p.lAtf is A It't Auorasy at Law, Commis
Zsd:r l.id . Oftlee opp‘ip.ite' etnefiCSll
7t reel, Pottsville, reaaa.
IT—ly*
:i.. LIAIII. 14 WHITNEY, ATTORNET
,I v • 4L i:avv,,Yottortite,Scltuyialleenetri Pt. . Office
es Ce,iii, erect, nearly opposite the Miners' Sant,
'..intt. 4 l, 1Z!1 _ 147 -; •
r .3 aL C. .....V.612L. Jall,llo.lllEOPArtilc
jJ Yd11.3.A. N, I(vmove.i. Cas Oaks to ono of the
.it.ottu lfl eckaldurct,
ea 24,..it:44. .16. t
t Es H. GELALtFY. AirTORNEY AT LAW,
J .eu.oredto rtalllll OPe" d " unke
uo I,r raqira,r: office, (Allure gtFeitooppoalte Lb!
tiAtsk
T , a OF THE YEAcL
Dot.ti nil to any uttatanaa, antrlistad to bill care,
,u.au atty. tilit* and Notes culleCtad,tc. UtAce iu
t t.ri,A St. ~pa..olte Dr. ilalacratisdl'il.
June 5 i't.sS. 111-1,
tV TX. L.I.VatiSON &JAS. COOPER
J at Lit .f 1 i OlllYllta. tittles Int:entre rir
.t ''enansylvanla
;r, r ,head at aligns Courts
Ucc. MU
Xl3 Li stapsox, Miblog &nearer, tante -
I .nri:ea too odic to Dr. Cnichesteeslialldirrg,, next
not ono Sete,v the Po:aortal/I Epl!copal Cnurch
U mire e1t.3,, t*J1.:11113110. where AC Will procopt7
~Cars in the line of his proleskton.
o!: (ii 3, tnsn. Lbtf
1 F. Willll'.olF.Yr &Kt:Au:rag, coLLEG_
ar .tittn. Cumuaiesttin, and I..leaeral tgency comet,
n• sc d.ur co Aliners• bank,camellia, Dealer An tie
~.,, ~ ,u, 4 0,4, ,,, Unlit and dill cr. • 11111AFT8 on PhDs
‘1
11 ,
,10liia and :New York fore le.„--
...._ _
. .
il SIILIPPEN, ATTOUNEY AND
Ili • . 1t) N:IIiLLO it zit Law Polladelpina,svillitttotad
...,Itectiume and altuther legal anuses. In the City
r :icinipnia.. adjoin tog Vouuniles and elsewhere.—
.NO. 7a iquin ateet ,ttiladeledue•
.7. : ~ a .. 11 41.1.1%.1.1.111, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ball
d utsce,tn eentie sheet, Pottsville, oppo
to, Cittsco.ial. Church, wbsre he will be daily,
ro , ” vu, 3 o.elota. lluilnesit letters to him will re,
prompt attentiqn,Addressed to him at eltboli
Po:tenth:of - lbwigs - burg
• .O , IC. 4i. I t,.51
C V r In c purchate andaltiouf Real Et.
ate; ilayiiag and (ening Cu3l; Lakilla envy, 01
.1tA1146; Uc., and Gotlecnutreom—crow
t.:nty yt,nrs experieuce to the Comity ho Lopes to
Ilefu.Ct 104. Unite . 1 1.1/12111a/Igg atreet,POthillane.
Cif 40. M HILL„
14711_
MIMEO
It o,3lAoitt. IRN AN ATTORNEY at LAW,
wick to t:entre Gppototte the Eplacopal
tiaurch, Yotts•ille rsto.tylra ma
q 7. Yd , 1,15 t
JUnTICE OF TUE PEACE
*di attend to ttie collection of Accounts, etc.
piouipily, and all the duties appertaining - to bis °Mee
Pol:svdro, ids 2. 64-fy•
I Aits. l .—Market 'at reet Property for sale. Inquire
Vol • JOHN H. JAMES, Ag't.
1 • . • Market liltreet above:Tenth, Pottsville.
I au; • • ta.tf
i A,t10.-Wiutiort stud Doors, of various tlo
k. seripththi• uu tram] and fur skle by the Subscriber,,
JOHN H. JAMEd,
1 • M trkot Street above Tenth, Pottsville.
9-If
„
t 1011:NSELLEIL & QU., Hank
aet S and Dealers 1n Exchange, Tamaqua, Penn'a.
t ., tleeting attended tv, and drafts for bale on all
Hinetptl elites Of tan Union. Also, Prang paya
`l7 at all 111.1 prtilciptil Banking linumrs , in England .
I Trot I tel :mil Wales
17,
UOWLLL-FISi3E;![,ATTORNEY AT LA W
. thrice I..:EINTKI dirt.et, duend
of (catirch,camt,'side
11V. C. CLEAVE :11, fortnetly or the firm ol
. GU, La neara and,tiur..
V- yOrt , ,,.ittir CLI6J/fetrtellit to other
te.opened 111 t(itiCe t 0 Pottayllle, where lie
to See I.Ln fIWDda uf the old firm, and
4,i .44. , I:Ady ttquire' iU i Seri icee (If one of hie p7O•
Immydiately opposite
• 1:4 V (LLSi.a .12:1CHMADSRAttortieysaiLd.99
4.2 wpilOf 11.1111.110t11 to UMW Wltb
14 1..:1:11/re attest. "mat cuor to
tt it.l:,l•4tt.t• et,r.-. Vous '
.1 u! t ti: e. tC , 3.•3-1 , 0 29 tf •
t K. 54..13 . 3.' it. allNlB6l CNCINEEk and
nilVer T , t111.-C, Centre duvet, I'otta
vl.le,l'a Laaui.nnti.(ns, Rep rte. :Surveys and tdape
16:.111 Cu.d. Lanni!, Mining Macbtneq, &c..
0;1 ton atiotteat 'notice. Agent for Coal
•
( 4 ; 39-if
• il. U. N. HO WM AN, SURGEON DENTIST,
13:1.1.,:tiatidii.g,Voitirr 'MARKET and
eEc.),Ni; four doors
soov E - 'l , l llt ViAson's Office, wheys, all„
li;/0. 1.:111I11 .“1 To!etu ere pertormed, " 0 •••••
,ud , •in .$(4,1 - 012 modorsto germs;
rants all ON
1.054
IRON FOUNDERS.
LiLASCICSMITLUS SLIOP
. ,
untir telt - A.ll begs leave to Inform the citizen.
a.:,.ttar tnu Vicinity 'that he has opened a
tins itlecavnith*s tillt.p in Seventh Street, between
:ti.trAct nod- tonvcgt9h , on the lot of ground occu •
ottrt h I.... , tvrty and Schuyler,
. •1, c :re rt MullitrictUrers. Is
-I‘r,parcd to , do ant Ittnits of Smith's
of tt, Etta:" liorre.ahoetue; Ironing
tux. novo; Mann iarturte et riruholog
' ftors at.rl (hound F!tette, hi intos%Ptchl. Hates. Med
rem would take this zutthod'of in
rt up:a g tht. J-cliatncs that he manufacture. Stamps
tot 'to totting 'Owl!, hvt,tch ere always made at the
sin niont VW • JAMI.I3 - 14ATT ER.
.•Tottti,..tte, 2, 49-em
•
PUTTSVLLLE Mon WORKS. /
CO. RESITeT
'announce to the pfiblle that they
nave :team] the Limblishuient KctOwn
as the .Pottsville Iron Work' on Not
where they are prepared to build all
ttaus of Aiionm Enalbes. mauutatturefSallroadli:ara,
and Matbihery . 01 dltuoat every descriiitlutt, at the
eliortmet outnce•ared on the most reasonable term*.
—Persons from abroid, an want or Steam I:wee's,
w:lu awl it tothmr advantageto glee them a call be
fore engaging el, wh'eie. 1:11av II At ',
ur,avrn nmEagiW IRON WORILS
r
111.TIpSON & BRO.. iron end Brass
Fdundes, zespectfhlly infOlit their put
,
roils, and the public generally, that
my art wily prepared, attar above Et.-
hi, fact urc Stearn Engines °revery
4,1 Z r.; and Drift Cars,and every other
descs iption of lreri Braes Castings suitable for the
Cues running, I/1141/er lruatheas,otytbe most reasOnable
AimJ, Motti? I lig Cylinders for Blast Furnaces
and :rlatanna wurt:; in general .
tte:,s mug aluda,dona tits n eatness and dr!,
palea,:ai zh, Larla , .s, All work furnished by
thew !wilt arrauted' to perform Well. .They
owl; toe Ll.lllOlll of those who may want
tiLies Lt weir flue an IN. v.sitilty. All orders will
meet with immediate and promptattaatiOn.
Mar4l) 4, 1E34
FRANKLIN IRON WOlllllll.
1 . -
THE ISUBtit:IttBEBB ANNOUNCE
a to
" .7 the public that they are the Proprie
ors of the Frankiiir.Works,Port Carbon,
,arely citified on by S. Sillymai, where
il.sy LLio.iotie 113'311411U facture to order, et the a hottest
notice. ryluor : r:nsines,PurupsiGgel Breakers, and
!e...:o:riery or almost arty..sise orlieseription',for win
-1:4 ...rot he r purposes. "Also Haiku:id and s Drill Cars,
Ir.', Jr bras Castings of any size°, patter n . Order,
a r.• rast.etfully.enncited.
GEO. B. EISLER & BROTHER.
, .
PPA i NK.I.I",I .1411'0WEL WORKS, -The eubseribere
kirw.u, the C , llieta and Dealers et Bch%
I Wlth :',tot'etn oratt ktntta, at the lowest Phil
ad,lp!pa prlct.e. Atttntion 11 partieutarly called to
theirs Idnovela.Order§ for hlhoveis of any else at
puttrn promptly attnnden to. '
(1110.11.11.81.gR tici3BOTIIEIt:
Ana'. 21, 15511. 7 I • 24-tf
I. I
170'isTSVILLE nowano . MILL. „:
ille drildt..lllhElld tespectfulliati
~ _ nouu s tc, to the public , that their new
I , lllti
Rollin; EIJI is uow completed and In
,',nl operation, and that they are prepar
_, ~,,,,,, a.t kinds of Liar Iron of various sizes,
v, n.en it., y %%Ili
atom
to be superior In quality
t.i tit; os.iicined itOfil abroad, et the same prices,, /
isa v i, dieo ,nontil..,cture I !falls, fur the use ,of the
Cottle, e. mid I.,stetsi floadsovelglittiefiotnAll loan
fbe. pet yard. kind« of tuts bestiron, and - which will
be touir” too‘o Lto,pectrian the imported article.
1te1,04 ri is Lt.ct 1 ibecuttuti.e, and having oad cunald
etatii, expi.;:ericto :14 the Iron businenis, they dinar
ti),lllttAves ICIL: i 11.4 can eitlS .t. al re letiefaction 10
i...tr;:mtierti, and ‘Ol4l ieric.l Limit, i {nett Interest tope.
tr•Jutze .nottit 2canularturea.
li
1)..,..
~[ 1 6.,,,
.. : :
.a . 8. / it 8, LIU KNISH &C 0...
4941 •
vt , issautgrrolv • utox ivOrtas,
< , : i - POTTSVILLE, PA.
.
;ow:. J.. WREN tr. BRO'S. inspectfully in
• '' nlcelt be attention ol the baldness venni . ,
forty tr. their. New Machin Shot; and
i'oundry, curdled between COAL and
lc:, ~,.,:.. ~rents, and irdnurigon Norwegian Rom,
wa, e inty at, prepared co execrate all ordere
ro, d .... r. me ry oi Ilr los rind tron,istich al Itiltenltti
I , izti.c r„,; Y In . !, 6ratilfitl g fpr Belling Mills,
Crorc . .c.,,i *4w :dun., diulle and Doable-acting . ,
. i tililea., U . 41 ilfelk.Cri . Urilt Cars, all kind of Rill.
And ( 4 11 .11.1:3,'PUC11 as Chairs, for • flat and er Bill;
Pre.le. e.:J. lichen, .L . c. ; all kinds of cast and wrongtit
1 r 0 ” Eirlaf , ar. it..ing Practical Mechanics, and.after
Latina: 'made Inc dt-rnands of file Coif atilion fibelft
study fjr years, alan all Rind. or Rachlunry 10 their
line of io'ldIAICl.. irk, halter themselves that 'work
done an 'Melt Colahlteltuient will give satisfaction kr
ad nbo iltr honor th«rn with a tali. All orders than.' •
(oil) rcrr ivr,l all-.l promptly executed on the most rta
'unable terths. JOHN Y. WREN,
THOMAeI WREN,
JAMES WREN.
40-tf
o . ct 11,1r52
•
TO COAL OPERATORS AND-oTax4ts
PIuNEEIZ BOILER WORKS.
f r " , ,:sub.critonli respectfully invite the alien
tie I t riecoreintuuty to their. Boiler
works. u„ 'adjoining. the Pioneer Fur.
1116,111, 7t, viilt, re , where they are prepared to,
tutu ufs qure
130 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
!Sinok,}St.ioks, Air Slacks, But Gasoma•
term. Drat C. rq , titze- &Orli on han •
Brink prartieul .Nleehunics and havmg f d.
or rs
devoted theicuelves entirety to this breach of yea laud.
nes., tley !Litter theuipelves that work done at
esiablishinent will give !satisfaction to all who
unpijo)ur weal with acad. Individualeand Coat
pkidea uva tied it greatly to their iulvintage to al.
nursce their wotk before engaging alftwkwra.•
' ' ec7A.X.lft N
I9.tfOBLZ.
•
VOL; XXX.
FIRE INS
, .
.11.11APIKLIft ELUL 11iSbitAl.444 - COMPANY
. . -
g„.io a eat taithituut etr!ir ,
wail:Arrows, • • .•••
madcap!. Banclter, . :George W. gitmac i
Muses . ,•biorauem D,. eirre„.
. least. Wagner. . Arlotynotaliorie;: -
datunalGrast..
Jacob It. Matti, • • biorrta ratterson,
• &natant:tut meta laitarasec, 'earmark-at tle a titg
on every deecription of property t town IlliiT.'c•au et!,
es roes at Jew u ate coseisti. - .!nt orltd recahty,' - • •
l'tte eompasy nave roserreae,laret Conttescri
goad, irbleb with their Capstai and etcuithuis, wifely
fuvested, sword ample proteettou to tegiassutti..
ftte assets of the Company vu JaeueiriTsl,
oubltabed agreeably to an Act of Assetubly. were as
f glows, ttz • •• ,
tongues '.990,5:3 Ob . • trthek 3, -
deal Berate,."- 1eb.23e.110 Crab, We.,
temporary,'
I=l
Louts, 115,40 V 00 : ' ',01,220.0.17 tr
dince their incorpriratlan, a period of eriintemi
years. they bare pain up - taint ofaste *titian two tab.
dred tar/swami lolLara„ tutor, by Ore, thereby at/tun
ing evidence of tbe advaittages of trisuranca,aa wen
a, the ability anti dirpualtlob to racer:olth prompt
nese, all liablittlea. „ ,
CH.ltitLeti N. BANcitglt; President/
fvi lt Y. •
Thesubserthqv has been appornten lrgant fur t he
abOve osintiOnedinef/IttiotC and to co',r l'itVarv4 to
mike Insurance; on Overrdeserlptlon of Properly, at
the loaves& rates. 'ANDREW ittltragh. Age l3l . '
Pottsvlths,.lani 1,1831 . . 4-tf
494 m
• THIRD ANNUAL STATE/AZ:NT
.
. ,
UP THE: P STATE MUTUAL Fink/ s/541 ~ suattjv E.
IISSUIXANIIe /14153.PA1S V of YE& Nal L111&?i.la.,
Branch Office, 145 CINtSt 31 UT. St rsst,Ts tl seelohls.:
Assets May 1, 1839; ' 11 309,515 5t
Presaluas tasks/red,/ „May .1. 1553, . ~, 13.3,560 55
Interest on Loans, &c., :: I ,5 al /V
a:pp/MIS weir, 1 ; 900,,(W Do
4 --- _ 4
e440.1(43
expeaies. re•incurance aud• 6.-
turned premium',
IN VEnTbIENT*.
Bonda.Mortitages, stocks Ana other gofril
securities'. . . 9g l
Premium mites. . . : rtyfiCy .3)
cashou band.- . • 17,1540 91
Total am% of resew's.* litlite for t0t.14; *3.98,31e 70
This Companylnsuresan buildings tierpetually - or
limited; also, on an kinds of merchttOlize and for
nbure by the year. on'the most reasotOlbte terms.
APPllcdione:for ineulance in the ebilve Company
are respectfully solicited by .
HN
OFFICE—In C&NTRE JO 3d dOr a boy e. r•
ket, Poltalirille.
June 11.1843
' 451-tf .
• monaws vazormi•-: .
FARMERS' INSURANCE CCOMFANY
- •
• . nCHT.I.i.HEAV.TORK. , , •
Capital 5200,000. Well and secs rily invested ,
• numerous.
ADAM C. VAX rATTIDI; UADVEV VroDril, -
WILLIAM HECTOM , 'Jispea ntt.4, -
CnAoLga P.1541111E113; ,PIIILII , H.Dgozcz:,
•szA34 %V. Tau., - ;lsa.m: VARDP.D.
hams %V. PANGUIN. ;HENRY A. KELL,
CHARLES H. 'feu, INlcuot.astsftnog,..
Jong S.\ Lagstgo. - . 1 ,
IBM
PATTEN,PreetJAPPFR BELV.Perretary.
Wm. Hccroa, Vice Preset.lAßlA.3l Trcasr,
Kasurru JianitINSLIN. Jun., tit ner),l.n.u,nt, N. n
Greene street, Trenton'N. J.
REFERENCCB.
Hon. S. Li:Johnson. Co.,Judge.6.lleleclady.
Jno. F. Cline, Slitu
4. D. P. Foripm, County Clerk.
" Abram A„Van Vow., Alayoi.
•••••
•, M. Myers, Ex-Mayor` '
D. Wsiclaritecorder. Albany.
H. H. Van Dyck, Proprietor Albany titlas•
Jacob G. sanders, Esq.
Thomas Clark, Euq , Ncw York.
it} Policies of Insurance against Flie and also In
land policies on COAL and BOATA, innstpne t.,
ViilladelPhia, New York, and Easter, Ports, lilind
by J F. wirrem:V-r-1
Agent for Schuylkill county,
• °Mee punt door to 'NIP-re
!et tf
ME
OE
June 25. ISP
Philadelphia
t. ENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE.
tSvutk-rait corner of Esght4 and Arch Stneto.
lkiAltLEel ADAMa ito.a,a• the pattitAktr alts Imo!.
Jnt FAMILIEa and zilOttk.ktka.kklia to toe ea
tonlive and Ctoocc AMOS Crf k•t‘L'it .i.a - t•TarLk. Int%
Goolia,conapnstng one of lbs ctet allstotiorot
tha city. r r.
1 , 411 W GOOD" are heing daily recerrlcd (rum aim
thia and inner, so ur c e s, .thd ptirkbanotilimby Cleprilu
On getting the latest and bi.ht aiyicg, tyt tho inn
prices.
Brothe and other Shan't', '
Dress .riatertal.,-;
And futnlittlng Goods,
Arranged In separate aparunents, Nuh straits 11sni
to examtne theM by. „
Particular attention given to la cer Goods.
March 11, Dial 10-310
S2-6m
.4
SPRING' AND SVAIMEIi Dl GOODS
. 1 8 5 4.
V. DEPUY,, returning thanks Air the !thee..
.patronageezteiided . to am by tit. ttibotry Mewl,
during the past aeasou, Ite:orsba then that he 1,
topated to suit iturcusers, from a ist.it.ud
did um - intent of
Rich Id eta ' French Prhired Laanr,
Sniped tib'surs.
Rich brocade • " .;Hick rigure4 bartg. N.
duped, Plain • Plow tt:tegiv,
The Best Black .• Orruatni es;'prpandir",
Changeable links. Linnet, Ulti gll a Orr e:.
Also, Splendid Embrolteries,•Kid I.li;iivd... crape
and Cnstimern Shawls, Sasto iiintlflis, ate., wi.i.
many other durahle pods. :,.., i
The newest etyie• ut goods will be !cct.,.tantit re
eeived%and sold NO low as al do , • othei. store to t 1....
city. J. V. L#Erti V,
No. 41 N. Eth Street, Shiladciphia,
Feb. 25,1E54 ti.aniiir ' •
ItIEYSTONE DRY GOODS , fllol7Stl. •
L' YRE & LAN DELL, Claud Arch' 11•lierrs, l'hi:
.17.atidetutua, bare this season elikrgeit; their C•Litl
lbeltment, which enables thew to offer it much 13fer
stock of Dry Obodr, for Lb. hope . Oon'Of WA. 7.• I,L 1
BUYERS
iii the assortment.may always he founi a (vitt.line 01
ItLauli SILKS. (
FANCY ,SILESI,
SAAWLS—aII kinds
1 'DhEas GOODS—all kinds, 1
..z, STAPLE LINEN tri robs, • ',..
DO COrrufr I.7UODP, .
. . DO . WOOLEN Gut)D6,
BLACK Coups—ail krm:r.
IN DIA SILKS,' - 't
' . CRAPE. SHAWLS, &r.; - .
Scarce and desirable goods cau at wab be cotaineit
by applying to EYRE & Lt&NUELL, -
• •ILJO'and .A 7 ell Street,
TERMS—Nett Cash, aad patrol, ruu,nceoraingl), !
113. Good Country Money teemed. . , •
Fee, 23, 1634 • • . : 13-3rn •
LIFE INSURANCE.
TRE GIRARD I.IFR•INsIIRANGI,.ANNUITY
a at) TRUST COMPANY 'of YRICADRI.PRIA.
UEce N 0.132 CHESNUT r/T,the Eliot Door East .
or The QM= House. Capital,B3oo4/0. Charter
Continuelo ;nuke Dblutant:eso ra I iTeion
the moat lavorabl« term/.
l i. W. HUDSON,
irtbu oN.
' 917
' . The Capital being paid up.arid Intre:ste4, together
who a large and ctinstantlyincre.tolnit ruserveu fund,
offers a perfect security. to the 11111 U red '; . .. .
Tne premiums may be paid yearly, tf i ttlf-yeerly, or
,--- \ Lssvit
-quarterly. • • , .
The Company add a nabs period icany to t he / 1 n
.surances for life. • *he 11 Boone, ai4tropriattd 16
dismember, 1811, andkhe sec. noon. ;In December,
Intik amount to an - addition of $26!(50/10. ever).
111100 insured under the oldest polAtte. makilia•
' . 51262 50 which will ha paid u hen It elOill ee , olLe a
claim, Instead of $lOOO orlgiotilly insitteds the neat
oldest amount to 01237 60; the itexii a eomitt//61260
for esery $1000; the others in the sauna •propor iloe
according cultic amount arithitne of stailding, whith
additions make an average pf mote Oak 60 per cem..
• upon the premiums paid,,without in crehein; the an
nual premium. • - /. .
MANAGERS. ' i , ' '
Thomas Rldgw sy,/ John A. - Dro, a.
Amon Davis. ,/ D, Danner, t" .
1 Jobb Jay Smith. . Frederick Rion. n,
, Robert Pearsall, George Tabs% ' • •
[ - Joseph Yeager, ! . John K. Lakiner. . •
Viewing P. dames, -- li , hipon Leivis,
L Joseph - T. Bailey. . Johcrit Sla4,k •
pamphlets containing table of rates , end explena.
gots ,iorra o f application and farther luyormatiAn c u e
, be bad at the °dice, • t.
THOMAN RiDtIWA'F Prt,ddeat,
Joon F. JillZO,ActUlicy.
*She anbacrlber ts Agent for the ahrive Couvatt
In rrisnylktil County, and will et'ect tiourartra, &It
givt ill nen sssss y tarot mouton on the hold ect,
April 0, 1853. r 15-ly
IHE aubtitiocre wool* respecltully inform iholtuo•
tuntoua Mande and .cuetoMere of inchhyl
that them aseortmenttg Ulothitigior Voung tiCutle•
then Is much larger than ever, aud hug lie d.epuee.d
to sell caeer. Pelllool dying at a tliettilice, note tiu
privilege of
,exchaoging clothing putihaecd at time
emu, It they do not snit. .
• , F. K. iIOYT s DIMTHEtt,
eCI Chestnut Bt, cornet of Toucta,Philad'a.
h aril h. 1i153.,
,
•
' Qualasi the true test of Otto"nese..
CLOT/LING ! Clothing 11. ClLCiicii/liG I
ji4 lib most enemata. - u•outtou al ul
Cleaning in .4chupatil Vounti, grunt 'A
lil So percent. tar aper mid Dettay 5U.140
than can b purcoared eisaarbete, la at
4 . ‘..“..0 OAK IIA LL," turner of Ventroi(uciMinantt:n
40 titreet!r.
A magoincent_Assortment of FALL : /nd WIN tEI.
CLUTIIING, of the mom fashtunahlo tyres, le- now
On nand and ready for sate ut prices that DEFY CHM.
PETITION As every autoe sold at ruts consallin.
meat is manufactured In .I•tittsv ills. Ir is. therefor.,
expressly - adapted to this , segtou, and offers great ad
mit:lm to purchasers over ell las icecy rajargor
Crt mere& alstkiog
ONE TRIAL will prove tbls, beiondi doubt, to
any who are strangers.to the fact and those set:.
nave not yet' pureansed their FAI.J.: I or WINTER
Clothing, wllldo well to callandjudge tirl.ttlernsolvel„
An Humans, variety of
ROTA' CLOTHING,
s u i ta bl e for the Reason, at oat r‘tnely lOo• prices.
Reatember ;be OW stand," OLD OAE. 4ALL,"
eor
aerof CORM aadillahaato ego el Teets.,
EDWARD T. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
(Late Llysisoan , TAYiat,lerportereoteloteland
. Dry Goode.) -
..-•-• - i. ,
A CAFUiIIii—EDWARD T. TAYLOIt, Merchant
Tallier, would respectfully ciliate attention othis no.
morons friends and the public to die Fail, rind. Win
ter mach of Cloths, Citestuters, Electing Veatlngs,
a ih u
An, selected front the beet market., ls e-
r - be is pr
partd to wats up to order. at very 0 pricer,
Anassonmeut ofuloveadferchlefit,Su eriderkillte
dnirts, Ac.
Asa, torch, Novelitorh„Loodeo Ltd Pirlitashl s;
rattavllle. OILS £UI. ',. 4041
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PHILADELPHIA.
. • .
:"' •,,, :• '. QUITTIONDEIV'S ,
~• • •.: COMMERC4AL , INSTITUTE.
340 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
,vnE pranctet teueht are— , .
.1. :. iiIJOIL-1..E.E1t NO, ' r •
: ': Milli:NU, sod ; • .... 1
' - , • -- COM asEßiglaL CALCULATIO>ie.
-OPEN Diilat:an4 on Tile•daP. iNeliicsaaV4ld
Fraley SVElkilialiiis Of each we, , k. . . ; .:-,
~
d. U. taUTTE.I4.DEN, Principe.
44 n e 49, 1531. 4 343 •
SAD. GOULD,.
(81:lee reedit . TO ( A . Emmy
.r/0.18 . 4 ClLESlNETSintei,Estaive; Euqding
r d• - PHILADELPHIA,
•
LAXTZzistv c l / 8 1..letIER and Dalai! IXi
musioN,l lestruments of catty cleserptlon.
• Itselusive °sem ter the sale of Idol.- '
I & t:o.'l (Isomer Paeaue ,
SVIIPEAOIos hatacia JEettais and nth- • .
et-PIANtle.. L. tialoert(s Boudoir 'll
- 31eludeone. GUItIO.I, lbws, 11.4tus,
Sheet Music, Music, Music Btruas;..&c. '
ifeardents of the country will be,suppiled by wail
or otherwise tw ith. any music they may wish, st as
low rate* as if purchased In person. lias lei one or
-thelardeatatocue In the United - that. r. I feel mth
dort of sattsfylng all who may Weir rue with a call
or order; •
a). peeler' In !dusicsupplied- oti the •Inest I(heral
g,reµs. ?menu tole!. encend•hund ?tit:Loafer sale.
etar 1 4. /45• - • 20-Iy,
:„54,403 . 15
46.157 bi
•
LAMPS, LANTERNS & CHANDELIERS,
N.E. corner Fourth gut! *Merry Sts.,.
PLIII.A . DEt:PUIA . ,
EtAviSO enlarged and improved (heir Store, and
I.l.having the largest assortment of Lamps in Phils;
delphia, they are now prepared to•lurnish Ma Oil;
• I.I4)IPUENE, EVENING FLUID,
Ethereal oil, Phosgene Gaa and Lard oil; Lamps,Lan
tilos, of all pateina. Fancy liotel'and Hall Lamps,
.Cbandettera, Otraudoles, Candelbraa, alba Biltabnia
Lampsi - nr the Manufacturers. lowatt .prices.: Glass
Lamps by the pacaaac at a-muil ideonceovirribuc-
I ion price, Being large Manufacturers of Pilau Oil,
Burninif-Flutd, Ethereal alcohol, and - (tho only
true) Prinagene Vas; they can fu plan these I:Laicise
at such •prttes that Merchants will 6tidilt to their ad=
aaningelto buy. Call before golrig lefilewhero, ff you
want ha igs Ins . Mao, the daftly ROO Latuplomaale.'
dent. 17 185.7. 38- ly '
97,96; tb
15356,31. P
waLLISTEII & BROTHER,
11d..49 eIIESTNUT Si., , Pkiitidelpbo,
(aeitt,, ilid stand, established In rad, by John
isilt,tOr, dr.)
ISPECTACI.II/S;
IMMID
Maitlematicat Instrumente,Spy-Glieses, Opera Claw
Thetaiumetero Tape 15.le4seree, Platina Pointe,
Maple taintenas. &c.
Al.o, on baud a large assoftmenf ol COMPOU?i
ACIIROMATICMICEOSCOPES.3IIcrOPeopIe Slides,
&Cy &C.%
or o at priced and illtharated < dtalngueo ara'for
nianed of apphcation,a nd *tot b olaliaree of tharge
U.t.51 -2 i,Au 53 52-6 m•
' FIVE PER CENT.. •
• ° SAVING FUND,,.
,
Charteeed by the State of
.Pen!!Aania,'lB4
fiTOCY *O4OO.
TUE sAVING FUND of ine.National ilafety Cow
-1 paid, No. 62, Mania dtreet,„two clouts above
Toird, Philadelphia. ia qitql every day from 9 O'clock
A. Ai., id 7 o'clock, P. M., and on Alunday and Thurs
day evening*. until o'clock. This institution 1014'411
known as outs of the safest' and bcl , managed in ibis
country, aml pays five Per Cent. interest on ininey
paid in there, front the day of depiidt.
Any slim front ono dollar upward, is seceired t - ruid
all 'soma, Mtge or small, are paid nark on demaild,
without notice; to any amount ,
The SA VINO has Aforriyades,Oroundit i sats,
dnd other first class tavestinents all well secures, ,
amounting to half a station afdallp4 for the security
nC depotnots.
' Office No. bd Walnut blreet, doOra above 3d,Yhil.
sdelphik. • f
HON. HENRI' L. BENNER, President.
RORER f eItiLFRIDUE,-Yice Presldeat.
Tuns ;T. est LET. Actuary. . •
BOARD OF ItEFERZCA...
lion W m.. Richards, Pottstown r J D. Strvaper
Esq., Editor of the Ledger, Pottstown; J. 111. Saha
oenistt, Esq., Ballot of the A - sutra/tot Skippackvllie,
Rnos Renner, EN., Editor of the Varsgsr's "Viand.-
Sumo} tut, ki ; Mon. Joel Junes. late Mayor of Phila.
deli:lila I Mon. John
Ps.,
Jr.. member ' of- Von
dews, 4th district, Ps., lion. Jaynes Page, late Post
.lleMer Of Pluiddelphla; [Jon. Wnuj Penningtou,date
Uurerhor of New Jersey; Johoj 0. Brown.
puttvvtilej,Pri:Os.rlek Lauer Eag.,'Lleadlng. 1
Ppivag'a , Oct. ;9,'53 (April 13,'53. 17-111 44-.
DOLLAIW. I , •
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DR CISME A RTInl E liellt,ll77ennitnut Str.
1 apposite the Mate House, PHILA UELPIIIA, to,
venna the crleinetted Gossealet; Ventifilin# Wig
,041 Elastic Band Tounac,:s. loatructiotts w enable
main' and geulltuten to rnpisure ithttr on n head'
icy : . •
. For 'iVigs, Inches. ',Trortpe4, 44. Scalps, la.,
No: 1 The round of thir ! No. I Ftum • forehead to
-!- bead.(back as far as bald
• '2 From forehead over • Over forehead. as
the bead to neck. I far as required.
• ' 3 From ear toeatover, 3 Oyer the cruise of
the lop. • j the head. ..
' 4 From ear to ear r'd, l.
• ate forehead. i . .
. ,
Itf DOLLARD has always ready for sale a splendid
stock ofVeers Wigs, Toupees, Ladies' Wigs, half
SC igs, Ffrzots, Stehle. Car ts , ate:, beautifully menu
faciured, sodas cheap as any establishment in the
;:tilon . o•
. :i " l
DOLLARD'S Ifelbatilum Extractor Lustroui flair
Comic, prepared front riouthentertcan herbs Mt roots
.he roost autcesslui article over oriadured Cor preser
e Ina Itil il3ll' from tailihe out or .r.q 21 .11112 color: cc.
iiorloa and oft's, ruing it 1. - ~...1,.:y and luxuriant
fate. P. thong other reasons why iloilard•s hair cut.
Ling Saipan waintatno Its linmeoie.oopularity Is the
lKt that ti iv lonic Is applied to every head Or, hat
cot' at el, estaalothuirat, consequently It Is kept la
aettcr preservation, than under any other known: ap- .
rilirsthn.! It being than or - lc:firefly:test e d by 06 .0 .
sands, Gee sI be greatest gummy nf Its efficary.! '
told wholesale and retail at his old estahltohment.,
17: CHESTNUT Si., oppositethe Siete Mare, Chit
addable. . • !: i
It. OLLARD has at last discovered the rot plus
ultra ()CHAIR DYE sad announce* , It for sale, rid) .
L;outer( confidence In Its eurprisolneeverythlng,ofthe
ind now in Use. It colors the ban either black or
mown. (as may be desired.) and Si sista without say
znjory 10 the hair or skin, either birl stain or other
wise. cino be washed nlf in ten minetes aftei anal'.
cation, withaut detracting from its egleacy. Persons
mainkthe city are invited to atyoti him a call. Let.
t,•r.9 addrro•ril to It DOLLARD, 17t . Phestnut Street.
l'hlladetatila:riiiireceltie attention!! i •
Jule 23,145 a ~ i 20-1 r 1
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...ck _ ..—. —.....”...c.te .3,331) sCIAP, which
they offer at the lowest market rat/. CONSTANT
LY FOR SALE i
Bleached mud Natural Winter and Spring Allierm
311, • 1 / • ' , '
ite s acbed Winter and — Spring Lar 011 •-i•
' ..114
1Eltla; White Winter Solar Oil, ~,4 i 1,
Dirtied Rlephant OIL (Winter a d Sprlna ,i 7
So iced NorthrWest Coast and polar WhalitiOil,
WI ter and,Spring Whale 011, Welched, -•-:
Strait, Baal and 'fanners' 011, „i 1
Machinery and Greasing OIL, i
New Bedford Sperm Candle., !,
PatentPollihed Sperm Candles,(ooloridand Plain)
Steasne Candies, 1; '.
. .
/Price sPatentCandisa.(for which iv.eareaole Art's)
Crystalline and Polished Candled;; For the above
4..landles we received the first premilin (a Silver Vv.
dati) from the Franklin Institute, waif a Diploma from
the Sate Agricultural Society,arthelilateerththitfons.
Tolle( Almond and other Fancy rfoitp,
Vetted, Brown, White and'eastifo Soap, . ~
Relined Spermaceti In Cakes, . IE, it
..,• ~ BOLDINS4c PRICE. '
.
31 North Wharves, Writ store ahost4 •
. ARCII StretiCiPalladelphia.
:,;° 11,1 v
4144 1C1950
, .
'AIIIOLES&LE and !Walt Dealer; In Stoves;rfin
V V anti Hollow Ware. He rintiounCes to his friends
and customers that he still Douai:lupe adding to tun
large and splendid stuck of iitoveiyate., a vartelisii
-new patterns of Cooking, Parlori,ulßee Cud Hall
diuscs.l lie has now the largest and most splend_d
ii.t.es ever uttered in this memo tl he %cold lo*lte
n'iiirybOdy in want of anything, ill lie Lae of bust.
news, tii call and .slannue fur tticanteiVea before per
c,,aitw taeWlitte, lie can Dv* general satisfaction
to Du qrs. Ho can always supnly;ishy stoves bought
ai Itia pia Id Ishuoint with odd plateq..gratts,nr bricks,
oCrop It them. Among tile aeleCtian of Stoves still
n0..1. lid the 14I0tie tileVe 1114/1 . 3./itil, WAIVIIt fur MAI
Idsrt Vy t ate, lige prow ed the beet *Dove ever used •
_no 114 She Morning eta', Improved, of 13:4, 11l new
;Fo4'4 pveh *tore, for Lost or W nod , - warra n ted to
ans, roll, boll end try, In the euuslyerfect manger,
~,tr the 11l u:si LI itEFllis DLD i the . Sew World Loon,
pie L 'Dm Coon, ton Astor Cook; She Girard Ctntlt,
Ito It /aware Coot, the riet.l op,tlt.triplete, the Caw.
pieta r oue, alai a 'Grisly of other Cook eltuves. •
A V 'IA4 of •Patterus and diyleauf rattur,tl.l3ce,
and I . 11 ittoVen; continually keep s on hand- a large .
sssiir *en( ot"Ein and Iron w..re. taunting end , all
am ir, were, wanted in Pl e line oChuelneee, wili be
prO tlattittnaLletl to. i 8. /WU V lilt.
1' in Dvitie,dept. 17,156 J.
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• .3d II I
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_,Oll/LLSON'S rouri,acEs.
&Ci
r . ;',,llidsts mg. .PaLlic Build:xis, iluuiss, are.
ligioa k• llistiot:Dat are Alittly ',tot vItISIrvOtIVA by
J 1„ kleb.,,iille rcrBOI3II,IIIIIA tbn /Sty idrnent. a Downing,
lobos-Loa the very bast to "use; tlity j ,ilo lAA turn ally
in
,ii turner n tutu the tun, twit:lye pleasaiit.tleilley
heat. lOU a pet feet system of Ventilation is eon:sic-e
-lle with the FLI/Ante. they ate bolus used lii ablaut
deboor Houses, cui.tit L{1.114101, sad l'ilvate HoUses
tobsrally in obi snit). They Varyitu sire and Ilan
1 ;rum OLD to 0123. ' ;
•
3 1,1 i bybiz t ,u fig:teld littM MANTELS .
We Would call the attentive of thuae about bid id
int to the bush:dui ai times Moss; mentioned. fr,,,
aan Oa Illtf Of Magneto era betiatilully inlaid aritt i
Pearls' alio l'arlut and it:ember Frame Orates, ell of
the mull. etquicie de." and the !must elegant an
0. We have awo a variety of patterns of the Mar.
Mated free Nantes, which tisre *eta so teceistly
intiuduced. They are made Iti exact imitation of the
neemehtzleties of marble, such as ,Egyptieu.f.ailae,
Vorbellated bud others, of arnica: for
+Minty of 'design, and exquisite holt, cannot be Sur
passed, They are sold at 340111. Mitt the cost of mar
ble. and willcumpara (-curably with ibe beat quail.
uta riiret material, Th.ite a hlch we base already
.iret imamate attracted much rite takm and elicited ex.
presslchia of the highest admiratiot Ladies and *ab
domen ere invited to slamthe 'pur l :Muck, of Mantels.
halors purchasing marble.
Bl'dEftdored PATENT VENT ILATORS for Chlti.
001, Which present Chharney• Oulu emoking.ind
mattes than draw ; effectiudy preeents a can ent of
aft down the Chimneydri eurrita l itton. •
ea. he subscriber has been *l;ipai ted Agent for the
*Ma of:the abo. e Fui mei, nutte and Ventilators
. bylthe taltiutattusera, in-eteboylent County, whe will
turulatti he tu at city cull price!, eatrlitje only added.
Books .Ou desetiptionsand'', econstnendatlone
can belied at hie Book dune, and; iny Inforuustort
yieen. - .dpeclmena can he seen at Ms Wasenottse.
bent of ttte Alters' Jeurnatodlce. .
D. &ANNAN,
Bole Agent.* BebnylkUlC.ounty...
f1ept.111,1533. - • MN.
Oars & cvus
. Dealers in
S 1 OVES,
S. 113001/11/1.
MANUFA CTU
S =at ARIICLII.
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.roP:D=---.
salts:eV Vei..ht .I'PLlCtilu..laDS
"1 1 ,:!•116SEi.• Olinda overcome- L * only (election to
• Ulla hiltigy aseratatid omen:
total appendage to
etteitratell Oratabed phase. They atc no err:raged?"
to trejletellfebco. the tap of ths:eeludow ee well AS
aelsettp4lotir the bottom; or au be arospeardsd at
any 'Sethi between, giving free 'Sasses to ilribt and
au *bee sennised, affardtet orrery opportunity of
eleaiing thew (tam he' They ate as atraple
In **tenement and nearlya • cheap es the ordinary'
..1111 ark Esirlher parr esV •411.4 crandee thew
forfarh - narceseinr. ^ •
rain 2222 taj• WipDaw r?ammg4; Geed Ellads, fluff
Slued4,6lh ennofied,ltand4 andyins, loam. acs.
••
_LitnitEt 11.,Elta STOB£ IXDOIX palntod
to cap -1i ' ' lre-ebnb'Vt'iridour eqireru.oasizufactured
oritrr. bedtlli 1111 p LiftflPfspect 4/r pieta '
r. roan,
.?Nrbilliinare n.ritells II No. it Sotlth
Elgtith At., .24i door hnlorovr:dari:et,T4Had'o.
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1! .- MOROCCO FAC I TOIW.
1,441i°c00, LBiniEß itSW tIHOE FIN DINO
, et;ti!Fire; lit Defeo ttly/ OUnd, on ItAiiitowl : -11 ! , et•
"1 ..,:,., - -fly's.--
POTWBI:II.L.E.,
d
ab cfalined respectfully informs the canto.
ateraiil• tbe•above welt known ealibbabthent, that
be wilf co/1401'6lb* rdANCIP 11.7 .fall abide nl
,
• MOHOL'CO; -
tluctlifa sid. Olcalt*; Ftenclunw,Occd, Shoe, nal &
licoVAlndlnea.ronk LantugV, &c., fcc., and &Meow:
&halts', have ua hand a beth•raf,a&writneut et all
kindiref
. ,
• LEATHER, •
Much As Clall.Tanard,arrd Red dole Leather, **laugh-
Let Ichs„ French arid ply - I.: air
' Mlaars' Upper Leather,
And li variety of Shoo ..ucti as Thread*,
Natrakt-egoifutampa, are., al of which will be
sold **he LOIVpST C 4611
_ JOHN L. Mrslito..
k nCI a of Akin*, such as 43 beeP. Gant. Ueer.
&c., also clucase,taken to exchange for Leather,
at angi highest market prices, et' paid lot An vArstl.
Pottarilic. Oct. its• 1653. ^ • 444 r
. • •
PitEPARE ton goia :VCTnATI3ET.
..,..t
, 74seffalo Roses Dina from St: Louts:
.;,... _ . 7
rfil.blE evAnting 11M- raft Suakin Robes, for the
etrltiihg :winter, coil be supplidd cheap at the sub
acrttVm.. &large aseortateat oV.various tiizes, and
all oflAhe beat quality: Just Itceisaa diceelly arum tit.
Lolxis; . ..
hinine and ',Double parrlnge !farness, Silver tuaun
tea mai finished in the bantleoulest
sty le4l.ltraye - on Irina.. Also, for Jr.
ather.teants;manufsetuted of tile. ,
best inatertals, lama dumb!,,
Neddbre, brtdlua, and all, aorta of
rA
trappcbe longing to the eaddler
busionc.a, kept constantly ready for salt of triune to
urder‘,2
!lathes' suitable for Collins, ptiipo:sa on liut.d, or
asadelq older at stunt notice. .
F - rtir. Orders f9r Harness.Bc.,proulptty'suppiied of
teasillitiole terms. ; L. WObit.LSOulift' i
upositokilluseolial Church. Centre rit., Pottsville.
Deti, 7 ina3 - . 10.41
•
G4I3•FITTERS AND PLpIEIEUS
Qati . *lJ .Iro vv Li ha hI4 hid very considate.-
I.3eteeZperlence t Gill Fitters. reel gird contidence
to outing their services to the citizens of Puttsv
entamenced ettsiness on their own ac
rounikh, the basement °lase building below ..triarrs'
.4,111,11 Qt6ep, wb , ruo ll Orden, tither Tor fiasiFit,
lug u 'tepetrittg. way be left and they will receive
the /Mail plump! attention. .Their. pipes end other
thatetlite shall tie of the very beet and, and their
little:oof reOry description that' =ay be. desired)
nO:fusoistieti uod put Op Ana avorkinanhae tu+lt
iier at the'. shortest possible notice.
•,.. el3llTtle.. DOWNING.
N ..—All ilnds of buage CoCke, Water Cocks.
oteeiptoche.Vil Cups„ Oil Mabee, anil Elbow. of
all stitirs,couatantly on band. An !dada of work I
litasi*ine at tae shortest notice
hat-26,1853
Coact
•
TH E '
Substrlher, being about nil Introduce Steam
I'p4ver and.otner wise .enierge:ree
faalltiea utnis Already exteneiverts..,,
lnVitri the unention
tbn puidic to his luau Utacl U ott.aildi.
Waltelle and Vet:Hansel ever) •
. fleeing ...eveky department Oplbe Conroe -simmer:
u:
beaHike at band, employing orify ibe best workmen,
.41. d using the best materials, deliles may O« sure. of
securnig eallgractury work. .;
. !Vehicles Of every fitylr and flub% made io
and substantially ;done. ale Orders
from abroad promptly &needed to.: .
10.4fidp, Morelli' addition. Canted, el., nearly oppo.
dile l*.Volltatine,Pottiliiiiiiii
. .
Malin 19,1853
GEORGE JEgNINOS
12-tf
; Nzw OUNDUT, '
tU „audits:muted iespecitully ',beg leave to an
' A politica tunic eititens ul Schtly lion Con nty, a cid
the pulilic In general, that they have established a
Found*, in West Hatch, neat the Depotht the Mine
11111 Railroad ',Co.. and a shot'. distance flow the
;unction of the Philadelphia drititidlng
and Mine Hill Railroads, where they
are priftiared to execute all ordera, hr
their, ine of bilaineits,atica lis Frogs,
Chalnai &c., foi ftsi i tuadsi Coal Break...is.
i ail kinds of Castings for Ma
chlnc4; Fire' and Culler ilrdles;: /laugh einedrs
and PAitits. dash Weights, ¢e., &C,.—They are like
wise prepared to cast to pattern of ceder of.l.lrass or
blavit kittal.c All orders will he tbknit MI.; received
and Otki)tinally attended to, and done In the Nag
workosnlike manner, and on the - most reasonable
terms.: xfcristi Iron will be received In tutting° for
eastiaki, or the customary price paid in ciiih.
' J.
R. dr. L. R. AChFER.
- N. 8: 4 -Woad Turning also doncat shoit notice,
Dec.`„th. 4853 alLtin
8001: BINDERS'.
titasttiber announces to. his
fr ifs and the public that be: bas
mado tkconsiderabk:addition to We Book, g
Bluing); arid has procured a Book Binder . -
'from un of the best isinderjes
telptli4, - acquisinted with the latest , ikr k of iiiiniteg,
' ad Whit mull turn out hls work,fat superior to any
tli lug Iteretofore produced in' l'ons*llle !looks bound
to any,;Style or Binding, either tin or in lull gilt
furlsegibioroeco• ii
ltiahk , ,Books paged or'plain, made to any pattern,
Also panted:and ruled at wires tower than in the
City.:
./
Boo4:bound by, Ute quatittty, awl Pape rpuled to
Pattein.by B.. IiANNA N.
AprtJ 4, 1834. ; 14—
FRAUD! •
I.trywho want Alia of the real Cord.the & Co.
,- I,loike should be peitlentar , to notice the 'tamp,
av'tbeti aria various iatieterfaiti, 'and imitations
stamped Collins and labelted - mucit like ours, which
are fltlOdulently- sold in some bans of the United
diateliali oar manufacture. They are made in differ
ent path; of the .couit t ry by carton ii.,are•makere, and
ore goiiVrally,ol very Inferior quality. ,The genuine
Collinvaseei which have acquired inch an extensive
relPinhlllni, are Invatiaibly' stamped' .• COLLINS &
CO. 13,ARTFORD," and each axe hien printed label
with ni.signature. It. 'now mere than Tynan—
ElVe feka. Ilince we commenced the bupince. with
the Edina Of:"Collins do Co:,' llartfOrd," and I do riot
know, 9fany other axe-maker by the name of Coning
tt.thelllnited States.' SAM.' W. COLONS',
.• Anstalt 90; 1°53. : t 31-1 v
PORT CARBON •
10 AP AND CANDLE FACTOR 1 - .
.rplittfitubierlber angooncen to the public that he
matMfamorea all kluds of Soap! and Candles at
his Factory.. in Port Carbon, debuyiklll County;
which.,lM will warrant to, bo equal to (*City to
any obtained abroad, and at loweeprlcea
artielea ctlirbe purchued in Philadelphia or else.
iebere, , = t • •
TheNaheit market Mee for tallow Will be paid In
cash b. bin Factoty.
• „ HENRY auircammi.
October St 1953. ' 43-ty
iCOACEI MEER'S REMOVASI:
t• •
• THE NUESCRIOER HAVING PlT
tad upone of the largest Couch 'Shope
7 to the tltate, in Coal'eltreet,Pottoville,
Pa., West t 0.1.11. Adkins& Co.'a screen
Factory; where his facilities tor manufacturing all
kinds itt Cartiagesand Ugh' Waggons cannot be u
ossett*being it pectoral Mechanic, and baring a
numbstiOf years' experience in the !mines!, he hop..
to (lettermen! satiatattion. .
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand: Also.seeond-hand agon mote.
Alliapaira seeds done, Oraers from a siiititrlee
peewit:illy attended to.
Wratnn A. HIRE.
,
Jona 5: Ifito 111-if
•
01.171)113ING MSTAHLIAIMIENT.
HrinCICINFION' remnantlly aknonnece •to the
-La that be has purchased _the entire crock of
the lox firm 'of Moreton tic Dick Mion, and Intends
tarrying oaths Plambing frailness In all Its branches
at 'taint/ 'Stand under the POUIVItte House, where
he hop r eil, by attention to business, be may be able to
merit it phare.orthe public patronage. He a 111 suer
spice Ws w‘irlt to be as gond, and 1t will be doze on
as seatOnable terms , can be dune elsewhere.
=ME
;:; WIRE COAL SCREENS. ' •
THE tindetglgoed are nowprepai:ed to 011 all Or,
den for thalr new and superior article of Screens.
Melt *green" are woven Outland
to'
regularmrsh
es, w . tthout anbjectlat the' wire to the destructive
Proceviltor flothlag. aid of course Pionesaes a ninth
postai degreq of strength and durability, than any'
*Welk before:offered to the public. specimens of
the walk can at all thrice he seen at the Hardware
store Of D. 14 Eaterly,Torner or Market and Centre
tttreetai,'' , ErtTERLY its ktCHBYLEit,
PG4110106, pet. RS. !053. 020
=6ll, ZINC, MON PAINT, OIL AND
• - -
• ; ; * COLORS,
Alretiotactured byTll./iNCIS S. LEWIS &
.I.Y.Ltepreseitted by Lams, Ja.uts & Co., 135
doutitkront Street, llbiladelpba.
Orders tLabkfulit iaceiveo—punctuelly attended
io,guittaotceil to give astil•factlon, end offered for
tale obstbe thou liberal terms,
For: - eau:Ties and - particulars, please addrem Bs
above'; ;
MEM
i . JIMMIE:IR
FRITZ ¢ HFIVPRY, •
Stori'iSto" 29 North TIT IRD
fi otpcco MA Pilllrn liitErtel,. Carnets.: 1
1 , 19i/tiers, Comm lesion and general Leather 1%93
nein,rrholessie and mail. - Manufactory at in Met
gamma :Street. Philadelphia.
J alp 19, el;
n.
M ,
attes Ron!, Aferrenerian stria -Pittaville•Pnereh,
rlumblOg Shop. •
LIABCONSTANTLY ON RAND A SUPPLY OF
11 alt alsea:of 4ead PJpe , Street Lad. Block Tin,
Bath Tuba, Sboener Baths, Itydrants, Ifina.LUndlela
and Aging Pampa and Water,Closetas also all
mad* Bran Underfelt and steam, Brase s oa
can:rind °tones for Comet. - - Alt and' of Copps , '
wadi:sod rigmbingdono to Ai at tine manser,et
the Wriest boelna.'
N. 6. Cask paid for oid Brasoao4LOad, • I
YollnlUele Pg 1411.1550. 4s-If -
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1854..
Q.ILSGITAM).,...'
a. v. A. -. 5. . t a m .
-." DE.4 LEW , : •OD•S. •
7aa SOPTH IV iittEVES, PhladetAta,
10.000
CALMNS SALiKED: ratiak; 4JIL,
15,44'0 Gallon Whitet and El
cpinot , • •
suo - 110aer, Spero) and Adam:go:aloe
230 Ctietnioal Olive Pale and Brown Soap,
March AFek, 4, 5,-114u)
10 SOUTH WHARVEO,I.OILAIWLPIIIA,
1,7101' constantly on hand full aupp/itt* of the.
..M.folirtatiog kolas of 011.1 a, widt h they tolit
at tbv lowrAL tuaritt rim!.
Nj, :f as . 011 ; ' •floafta
dolor Oit; • "radditett. Oil, -;;Candies.
Lard 014 Oil, . eYaval Stores:
0; H. U. at. SD. trot continua to ainuracture and
sett:Malan', cc:tear:Act Putent
svnictl !Any are arra sole ' owner's.
Thlar-lit now in ceneritt - use on the ptirielkyl
min...ads In the Eastern Sad hl !tittle ditties.
Feb. 44, , tl3rn
ziperiii, Las s a Oilii
Oil/1u Pit t gu,:titty fur Mitnaffirctair say
Adamantine Ciliate q, RICP,
Ir
' IlitatO , Uper-fauoplbfle of Lime; tiliteaalg and
Br.irtti sone., for Sale by •
• • OUjJN L. ktill1t:1101',
... . Oil nail tlikintµbasuu . *iirtcbarit,
• 23 6 444 LU WilarVea. alta,VeCkialatai St,
•
. • .3401%**,
L6OO A S Zo._
1•11 , 0:s1 - 11421: pp LINE,
11Lit/LAW:3 01061:\ Al. .i:sli) t*:.: , ill,Nr., AV3l
.lllll.lltra ul.uperior 4ualtiy. it 6 ctir;tpo'gt 'din
itureim the wurid.
k :linters and dealers dappltra at luta prier..
•• lATit* QUALITY LAND PlAti'l Eli'.
49:00 llnt rel. UXI4II quality- laud PlOster..elected
czyr*.ssly tut ii.diettituiliff quality. , .
10,000 bunt of ismer to bulk; , '
I.U6t, baUttla l.:llo.,clikiebter.
_...: , 1.w ,•f Casting • ••:
- I .
1 :110-'' , bvtitiet •••. _. . .
I . • •,PIALUVIATI (111ANO. _..
This &kid we utTer in coondench to our rustOrn
ers.abequul teeny ippurten,tunt tar superior to most
11l thi:uotreel. •
O,LITO Lase 'of this, superior Guano,for saki al the
. tuu t'st shekel tides. Also, ,
%TriGo2ll2t.t`. GUANO;
•i .rOUptLhATE.
' 1:11011ht, CIIAACUAL, dtc.
IIia:NCH et t,t).
. ,
..tale STE&SI fl ASTER 21 1 1.1"Junctiou Yorl
Ad'Oue.Cl 4 . l Wu uu4 I.4ll4wtult let reels, PUilatt'u.
Jon. 22, /534 • ' 4.;na
GUANO I GUANO ! ortalv 0 !
It.4taxttully intotni our irtehau tied -Cutto.
V V 'Mere uiatwe shail thresher Oct.upy the RN..
TUtlj t,ht)UE, No. 24 Boum Whirwee, extending
through to \U. 35 butt I'LL IVe7filt
(Jur bLIMIJCS6 has bellElgisUe . 18 , ,ten transacted In
111114 blillLhilftti. but hating now 11. e %%1101.li ot
it. with two accee.ihit flouts. out' oh the WHARF
1104 ibe other on WATER we are. ettehleO
to offer greeter VA011.11 . 1E2 to F'AitaiEltzi, both 'as
regatta qt.tce.auti the DLLlVt.rtttlitturt. %%e
In
invite those wunt tif 61111.10 S In OU tine to favor
us with a tall at out ti 1.43 tsTAND.',
Itthi inns :to 1 tioreruitp.ut CIL/1311 Guano,
WOO Soper. Phtetpitate of Lune.)
11.4(1 Uule. routi.e,le eu;er.,r ynitay ,
Msn, n general a.igartm'e ;3. e: Oti.; Cau.ilrn , Soap,
e.tecc1)..5.4.. lur eale at lar lira egt nluriU pir:ces,bk
NELDLL,F.*.,
No. 2 gouTli Store.
t.ew
/1,185.1 ' .3.3nt
PRIVATE SALE ).
• Ton, .savr.. •
• OtI,OCII) FEET LU4i1111::1:.
Ullat.frigtied hereby offer •1:, , r dale a targe
qutiouty of.PIP4: and I • l;artK nod
fitia,rtitnt, which ate tell rilLicula,Aur.4l and are
about half a note trout the Catuint.o.,, ttoinsport
and king on the liana of the Latta
tvlsn ereek, 14 robes front Pottsville. A portion
of the Pine ad cleat or panel built, and all of the
lief:Work Lit of tile brit.quAluy of 1N hate Ileraluct.;--
teuAttia easy hum lb to all fect, win thew note 13
. as goon a tufa. , can he loupe/ to Cnttowt..a.,Vaile ' y.
It 1. curetudy piled up, and wit, he son] 111 cut tot
or lota to putt purchruera. (or partlcuteis, apply to
elat.t.:uLAl
- or to .t. A. li.l4:‘..bl)ll,C4tt.irilit,a
Noyelitb«r . • 47sar
49.6,m
ream FOR SALE, CHEAP
, .
11. /Di undeilapied idlers for stileleheap, und on
A reesvult.le term. lib faint cLuatiOnir tit de ucr,
itsarli all uhdt.s au itibatiou., Ilioa vy clops of Wiutet
graiu'ute la the ground. .17:re 4n,pitivenient: Consist
01 one good tluuble hon.'s., in good iepatr, .another,
good dwelling honor aod One good ii-itil and other
outbuildings, The p,sperty is located In Blythe
towhstiip, and Was a, woolly owned by Dr. Beam
the {arm Can be dl:' bid to suit Iwo purchasers it
dewed.JoilN WANSTALL: '
N. ts.—The 'stork, ei .
misting ut YD head 'of COWS,
in'4 5. 4 0 •• a:.., , wilt i.t7
. NG:a twined:Maly, at, private,
ash: on apnitcat ion., , .. ..,
Jon. 2...., 1t54. ' ' !.. ;• 4.tf
•
tlub,ctlbet oireir . s pilvate sale, between this
acid the tlr.t dsy . til April belt. the DW t.LLING
iitttPdts nod Wl' of cAtI/LIAD satiated in the Bor
uushilt l'oft4lllllr, ttteirtYJitill Cobh ty, VII the comer
of Al,irstrt • s.std
bottle ttossesSiou , ai.d.o,c,ipaney tii lienj. 11. ttuldin,
,g t,d /o",qur ti t "au 'quirt:ay of •
Jos. Sloggst/aud to d,e rear esleudibg to
GolottliAltry,'• bztv god erected Olt it
'
41;
it
oh coirielCULU
01 sand Ail a nd ArilSt _
}sr/iv:and UtUtilutil losell.tualter II
shakos Inch' may vlly eunsentent4
used for auyother purpose. The Dwelling 'gum,.
SaileGua t lalt. all the uecessary Modern ialproce.
toesdS,'lticloAlla.: Ali dllures for borohig
lights:' The best of spring wilts( being lutroduced
iutoihe yard tor Windy use. is fine of the best
built frame dwelliug houses th the Borough of Potts
ville:We Whole being vs ailed Out in the best MALI:ICI
tv Oh the best shah ut
• ALtits, Lint large and -very eomrnotlous present
Dwernug Lidu.e ; Lot ..of ground situated •In the
I.loloUgnut 0rw1i....,ura, , an.. of the ter H ei, ut
au ; ,L.caLta teqoara,i in said Born, ugh, trontir,g on n'in!,;.
ket tont, of Lliu % , tutroul/pike, and us Liberty
.i.tvel, al a Lentainlng In (tont on Pdtirket Suet', CO
feet, and in neoth ur iedeln no Liberty entrees, to u
Ytt ithrt wide, &hey, t4O test To Iwo( Prouvrty is at -
tucovil a Imo& ban and stable, a well of goon niter,
nth pnmi. , •t or near tne ktkineu door, together with
an Want nects..ary uppurinnaacia• Mii,
As 'three-blotted, du.l Vecj .ulLanto rut any kind of
ousni',..s, attmtpubl,c nr34,llih{r
CIIAk.WIT‘IA!;:
inn 14, Ibsl 2-tf
COAL MINES TO LEASE
•
• f NE STAIIANOY AND stiroiniis IMPROVE
! NIEIST C&lliral`t Y. at Tteverin, Northumber
land Cooley, Muffles from the rinsquehanna
havlag Their Hanel ,t,pened.rixe now,.prtpared to or
ier.the Fame for LE/188.. The reins are all above
water-level. front 8 to 24 feet In (Witham, and of
euperlor tree-burning $l.lll-4 THHACITE COAL.
tree of Impurities .•
The Itlentwit . ry wilt all: he farniohed, so that no
outlay writ no required for that purpose by the
les
sce.
The Tteverton,, Mattanuy Bud susquelianna Rail.
roadiennneettng ITl!ii the Pennsylvania Cerial, will
ne offened in April fur the transportation of the Coal
mined frotn this property
• llesponsthiiidinet* will have an' opportunity of
making favorably tearer, find arc invited to Visit Tre.
ertnn, and wiper t -these
Fur' furtatir particulate apply to •
' .1.011:.•A L• 'MORRIS,
President ►aalianoi and ribamaittn Improve
!• , Wept. emnpanyi at Tlevditoll
Treverton, linuary 14. 1334 2-3 m•
44,14et0 THREE-STORY ARICA7 ROUSE
and other votttable Property tit Poflanlie.
rirHE subscriber offers at Private Ealr, on the moat
reasonable, terms, his -rimy . three-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. in Second Street, a few dome .
abbe Market, lonnediately beside the let Methodist
Church. This fine hot:dine 14 just com
pleted, sod has out yet bees utrd. It I,
large. lilhi and airy: hen all the cmivenl sues,„.
cotes that a houseteeper would desire, 1111
and is located in a pleasant and Convent II •
vit. part of the town. There is a never-fail -
lug Well of excellent water In the cellar—a very
imoortarit consideration in thepreient scarcity.
TEEMS—Ooe-fourtticash, and the balance to suit
the'puicbaser, provided only It be properly secured '
ALSO, Four Frame , dwellings oh Callowhill St..
immediately In the rear of the new' Brick, above
mentioned. .Tlieschre likewise desirable properties.
They can be bad on the earns easy terms. '
134tiewhole will bar sold low.
N;'. clear end indisputable.
L. WOMEI.SDORFF,
.Opplielte Eplacopal Church. Cenirt St., Pottsville;
'Dec. 31.1853 '544 f
MUM= PROPERTY IN POTTS,.
• VILLE AT PRIVATE -SALE. CIIEAP.
, The Subscriber otters at Private Sale all that tract
of Land and building lots. known as the -" Carbon
Hill 1' or Young'i. Hill" property in the Borough
of Pott-Vilfe, extending from the River Schuylkill
above Mr. Lauer's Brewery' to the .Port Carbon
road ; being about 250 yards in lY idtb and containing
30 acre:, more or less. This property may be said
to be' invaluable, not only for the purposes ol buil.
ding.; but also as offering the best • locality - in the
Borough. on which to tree!. suitable Water Works
for supplying the town with wiver. Apply at his
ace, corner Coal itni.lCullowhilt St•eet.4.
• . GEORGE W. .$N ITER.
Alizust 21,1652:. 35-tf
111,DIcKINsoN
, 53-tC
,
:w 'eroc E . WiNDO I V SHADES, FRbrycti
134 G. L. Jultr.gn 4. CO., 1864.
itfalFAcTUßElli and Wboto.talo atol
IV/potion in %SINPOW 'BIIA.LE:g, Sgutb- west
coroilr of 14;;COlill 'god AIICU Streett,
DELPiIIA, Foto at Gothe't Landttipcs, Border',
VOses. Stroke, Voqu
GOLD oUltD.Efttt, &.t., • ' . •
Ot tote r,on beautiful dcityps and perfiction Of
finish In this country, And at such LOW PRlCtri as
to criallenge all ton.uetutun. huff and %Vitae 1110 -
Isadt, Cautalm., Ins...Dv, Curds, Dristes,
ev &s, ooysoty,t.,(City, or Pouotcy - 4'tadc. We 'n
eat on examination of our Stock, at the Depot, S.
W. corner of decant! and Arch litreet., Phlintra.
Jae. UN; It 3 . 4 4.l:na •
2.3 m
VESTIBULE PATTER/VS.—The inbred
V Lir liar wit trccived a lutL at Va,riuuli, p a ten t
t of Piper liaagles.,: aLtttt auperoir to any t hi ng o f
the illidever offered iu CiaVie'ctlen• alto,
COLO Pi PEWS,
Of tar tau:silo:id mom beluOtul rialferni, Sties', than
Ott prices, at B. BANNAN'd
Cheap Paper and Variety store.
ELM
I . !t% iN n!! RAILROAD
. 3 '
g ll l lr
:tie new fiedo o ever .lladeihis
1 Polisvihe end Reeding liallrOtd, describing the ace
, noir, Mineral and earicultdrat reactants, and other
1 subjects of interest ni the runts, with nomerout en
-1 (ravings; Price la tenia—tor sale at •
} , U. LIAN:i&ZI'd Book and diettontry 9tore. '
1 . Feb . 25. 1 r 54 ' . . - B—.,
A _
.
i i n Loirsill •Aiirvo TillitoTtAT sir.E.l3.—At-
IL+ so. UNION -rig CI'S, by the quart or bestiel;for
i t nil ut.. • j c_. • B. nabiNewe •
. : : Vikisi flea an d Boos etoss.
Harshle, MA • • f II
0130. II DVNN & GO.,
]
soLAD AND f,i3aniANr OILS,
rpa SALE
FOR SALE.
poettp.-
(voizar, 'ximsra'
'-' THE
ay "'Names, _
•
"...tit thaws arm attestor, to into 4. 'of
Sadder thsa parts alt , • ft •-- 4111111.•
She Mei him once. again MO years'esad parnrds •
Rolling their' waves, emerges, th em l i k e -
!Bearing upon their ticrmhuglag butos a,
Adrecorda and mamma utem es i, ; '
She deemed to meet him es a pasting stmeger-,.• •
And change the words iaf 'mailman cosue s ey' l l
I She &need= struggle, and she telt tistesew s
From that chance meeting In !fill 's •
What was it thrilled Bert= bee veriftieliq; t•
its 'carelessly her eyes were want/eels round ?
What mighty touch awoke the einads ofteed4
So mule mute and still for youth withouttaound ?
It was his voice which brokethe spell Of dadanee,
And bom bee swiftly sieithestromputi past, ~
To one =shadowed spilt of tier eXistence
Thu heart's tirst hopes, icto Iseitunlizt 113 last." --
The brilliant rooms, withal! their mirth end Music,
Faded before beelike Aladdin's *atm
She stood beside him, rneath the branattes,
• And heard the =emirs of theiemoinstain sirearn; -
She heard his voice again, so rapt and.camest,
Betiding his soul unto her spud's' gaze ; -
Speakof a future Which was bright Thefore them,
Full of warm promise and ripe stninydals r ,,_ ,
The filtrire then ! lint noW sad, niatodryiurneth
ppm~t—wits alt its Miter wog '
And the werulleart wiihin her ut4htly yeariteth
With baptise , memo. lea of "10ea met"
Once more. iu " morns his hauifher uwu is clasping,
Hie ears in the music of his tone ;
Yet while her leited soul the.ebeat, is grasping,
SMI wakes from fittimsy to be /- • •
4tapttal Sting.
•
FluePo PALMA; •
FOWCI OF SIX/31c
Trau4lared for Musica:Monix. from
the
, 047121424 of WALDIMCCHL by CH: Cat,HSE.
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THE rich old miser and pawnbroker Grafi)
was about to Ciuse his store . and retire mitts
solitary sleeping apartment. lie threw -•
quick, searchiug piece about hint—moos,
guitars, bousehuto furui.ure of every kind
and descriptiun, which tae uecessities of. the
pour,; or the eiiravagance of the rich • had
gathered there, strewed the roovicilstranhe
cooftision. •
Alter cautiously surveying the whole and
satisfying himself that no- thief ; wuslcon
crated within, who could - despoil hicit of his
hoarded treasure, he turned to close ihe drier,
when . a young man stepped'upon the thre sh• hold Hts .
elegant mantle only partially
conc4aleil the'richnettgio! his dress and: the
symmetry of his form ;—he might have
hew; about twenty-five years of age';
. and
withal looked so gay, and' glad, and Ide- -
.loving, that the old miser drew back amazed.
Gracefully lifting his hat ,he disclosed a
prutosiou of glossy, raven curls, and a face
that might have served a pail:ter foi au
Adonis or Endymton. His eye fell upon the
grave, parchment-like features of the old
usurer, and though he could not restrain a'
smile, yet he tailed to banish the traces of
care that saddened his brow. ,
"Bravo, my young lord," eiclaimed
'! , l call you a man of your word. I
have; always said that .the noble lords Ql
Rome, and indeed all Italy, might 'safely take
tor their model Signor FilippoTalma; none
kuoWe so well how to live; how to circu
late his imohey, and Dune so punctual to re
'turn la burrowed loan."
"It grieves welnuch, Signor Griffo, tbet I
this lime so ill'ileserve the praise with which,
you Overwhelm ine. I know that to-clay I
should have repaid that small sum."
"Small sum . small sum ! you owe me a
hundred ducats, and to-day I, counted_ upon'
it.; I lent it too without if—pledge, 'beatnik
you;!upon your honest face; but certainly
you have brought tt will) interest, and you
wish' to joke with me."
"Would to God it were so," rejoined •Fil-j
ippo 7 -"but believe me, we kluge's carry
empty, purees while the carnival lasts; out,
manner cannot pay us until Shrovetide is
over meanwhile we must tive;—therefore I
have come to beg of you to double the
and let me have another hundred ducats up , -
on my hottest lace."
"The devil take me! it that is nut a rare'
joke;" said the astonished Griffo, do you'
think I have found my money or stolen it,'
that I can throw it alter you as yob scatter ,
yourilight song s among the silly crowd
no, I wills te ach you better. I have your'
bond, and it I cannot jingle both money and
interest in my purse this day you shall go to ;
the debtor's prison and there celebrate your.
carnival, unless indeed yotir manager, tattle
foolish, song -loving rabble of Rome will re'-;.
deem you. "
"Pray listen to reason. Signor Gil& : it
you s.bouldetand me upon my head net_
single ducat would fall out of my pocket
wale only until the carnival is over and you
snail see.: the manager will then pay me
my arrears, and perhaps also I shall be the --
bridtigroom of a rich lady, whose love I 'leek
nowlto woo ; I entreat you good Griffo. let
me have the money----draw up the bond and
I will sign it."
• wife,"said Grlffu thoughtfully, “a with
ow Pi rhaps, an heiress,seho is she. and how
far nas the matter gone'?"
"Nut yet so far as you think, neither do l
know who she is. I have seen het only
twice,.but more is nal necessary to fall des.:
peritely in love: and once in love'—the thing
' is soon finished; for she seems unmarried
andito all appearance is blessed' with every
earthly good.
willlisten to you no longer, you young
madcap, you shall go to prison to-"day it you
do riot give - me full satisfaction or furnish
me frespodisible security." And hereupon
the Old Laggard flew into a parozysm.of rage
- analsoured torch a perfect torrent of curses.
all Of which Filippo received with most im
perturbable gravity. Resolved 'upon obtain
iug,the loan, and hoping to gain his point as
I Soon as the storm had passed by,.Filippo
meanwhile stepped to an open piano, and
began, to play a favorite aria, which had ,
lately gained him much applause. ,'Seeing,
however, that Griffo's wrath was rather on
theAuw than the ebb, he seated turriself and
I began'to sing an aria which he supported
with a vigorous accompaniment. He had
at first no other intention than to show his ,
resolution, and to appear as unembarrassed
and as much at his ease as possible ; bur
when he perceived that the old man listened
with aelighted astonishment, instead pt bum
ming lightly and carelessly as before he be
grin to sing in a style worthy of Filippo fal
-1 mai the moat celebrated singer of his time.
A ,uirtor hanging opposite reflected the face
of the miser, and Filippo watched - with aux.
! loos interest the varying et:tuitions which
palsied through ,his soul ,and warmed into
lifelns, stern rigid features. At first...the,
muscles of his face relapsed and expanded as
theifull deep tones trembled through the hall;
than as the swelling waves of rich melody '
rose and sank m wild sport and ploy, the ail;
gular features gradually formed themselves
into a sweet smile, and the mah"of gain who
had, until now, listened only . tO the sound of
gold, stood rpell-buund, a light was in his .
leaden soulless eye, and his lips trembled. -r.
It Was as though an angel of beauty bad
touched him with his magic- wand—so com
plile was the tratisformatio'n. As Palma at
last with lively emotion and brilliant passa•
gesArew towards the close, Griffo could Do
longer remain quiet in his corner ; he strove,
to txpiess by the motion of his limbs the
spitit of the music ; noiselessly he wised,
thit he might not by an unlucky step inter
rupt the aweet-toned stream of enchanting
melody. As the aria. concluded and Griffo
stood panting, wiping the perspiration from
his!forehead, the stutter stepped up to him
with 'a smile and said : ' .
',How is u, Signor Griffo I will you loan
roe the ducats now 'l—or Will you at teat,
listen to Inrexplanation, and dm interrupt
e with your ennui r r ' ,-
'..'eUrSe v I curse?—no. Heaven forbid ftliP
money . ' will count , ow . directly, mr son;
yoU area magician-;-Ou have bewitched
rie, upon your honest face, or your golden
voice, I loan it without interest, it it must
be So."
no, that is more than I ask; my wet
thy Sir ; be assured you do me a great laver,
which I shall not forget after the carnival,
when I am 'a happy bridegroom and a, rich
min." Filippo quickly gathered up. the
money, vanisbeo through the streetdoor,and
Grillo awoke as from a he,avy , dream to a
consciousness of what - he gad done: At first
he:seemed to regent his generosity; that she.
king his gray locks, involuatarilv exclaimed :
"He has a voice he can snag and bewitch
with his songs, he shall teach my Ellisetta."
Thecarnival was brilliant and magnificent'.
bui passed far too quickly fur He
hid not, as formerly, Celebrated it with tie
gay compactina; he - was seetitig his ua.
known laid on add the anted - of wadi
~ .
I and totetiftets itnaua birristlf - sialy dirappointr
ed. - His, gold at last eugaged an Wt.! wooLut
td bring itiformation of her, and afbu'ileeeive
all vratchinglYes that might girard the bran
' teal wa)funwti ; :through her he ieeilieVa
tele !meat:vat the lady, coniatili'64, fdivet
• er, oeither yes nor do, but a prohilsa 14 Meat
him on'.- the coming Sunday. True; he had
seen and spoken with her at 3lotkoli's on
the - oviai4 . ok- the lasiday of Vie carnival,
cotaleei4lhis love; but woi'4 he . liitrued. to
theikaer iron!, of ;hie that trembled .u,orz
-preeseftpou 'er lips, the dense. crowd imp,
:mated Miff from the fad.. one, amt, instead, ,
'the brOos et a Ituodreti mocktng vaieesgtebi
ed hit Was they looked on and- bOisterutisly
, applauded the• farce.`- - '. • ~ • -.2., -
Ed i ppo sat . in" his lonely worn is sorrow
: a w l In t
i h dd e o s e a o Gi 1 : f :f i t:::
u ws i th° h -' .ll. dn im m ediately v til ii before. t dp h i o r w i t.. l . s e: j o u :I d :I recalled d e : :1 1 :. t : o ti s s l i e t
g g :
tl Pu a t ri. 0
'nuedl nif
and st ruck new terror to the unhappy lover.•
ratans auckas Filippo had auticattated ; he,
came th assure tit young blend.. that the
sweet siains of hui.,guldru - suog •:`were yet
• floating through hist braio, nod 'to .reluest
Unit Ini, would giie his.daughter leksons.'ituf
teach '
..her those ehanniug melodies, wilts
;which she might gladden and ii.Ohliee his %du ,
age. ttiltna was nut uwre eurpritted at this
riquktVihau at the news th'ut he hall a datigh•
' ter. wlium - he had lever I.4en nor 'heard l it,
ttrougWtte trail Sera a lung time :a regular
customer u( the old luau: 'Theo Oritio, :or&
him hoist, long years ago, the pe9uasions of
his trreads had , induced bull to. Marry, nod
biiw in :a year's time his . young wile Alter',
feavingiiirn a 'daughter. whom the trader
care of it prudent aunt had-reared. *..1 have
had notice,"- added lie, "that iimay flatter
"era andidlers, attrac.ed by her beauty, seek
to ensnare the girl ;,bu it is doublk necessa•
ry . ttrat *he - ski - hula be suitably emploved,thai
evil may not take rout in the soil of her
heart !".. '
The ',next 'evening in compliance : , with
VritTo'srequest, Filippp_wakou die spot Ut
the ippoluted huur and tollowed him with
uu tow 4he"t4,per sParitheuis
of hisiddgings: \Vito ehail descifice his as
tunishMeut- when hum' a side doth - , entered
the loug-epught uukaown object of his luve.
Furgetimg ail else he threw himself
,at 'her
feet, stiffed the beautiful:hood and co vered tt
with ,Itissis, which slip vrry graciously re
ceived, believing the approoatiuu eon--
seat DI Aer lather
,had already been gained.
But it wan otherwise.' ,White the young
pair abandoned themselyes to joy tr,Adelight,
the old (nag Mimed wiih anger 'Ad,. rage
a awriir,ot imprecations soon convinced the
lovers Of the true stale 01 ihe imee. All
seemed lost Gfilfo seized the .01 -and led'
her the
. next ' room, and was",. about to
kick . Filjppoe out the dour, when ituddenly
the reinprubratace came- I to him, ht.mi.,,cm a
former occasion he had hp the .Mysterious
music subdued and cqequeral the terrible
anger of the churl., lle quickly seated him
self
been
the open piano, at.... 1 heicire he had
been singing iu juke, this time, he eang - ,with
the earriesiness- of liesperation—and not in
vain. -
Orpheus won 'front the miser his Eury
dice, aciir helbecarde his sou-iti-144,.
_NJ sun
of spuit:sitice - Filippo Palma has ever wun
from a Miser gold^. Far less—aatilisetta.
aucatioiui.
imoouiNG scmo9l;s.
An article. appeared in . the Philadodphia
Ledger,lsome . ; days ago, Wl'ltcal tin dbubi,
upon 'the spur of the moment • a:4 oit:ift'out
reflection on the stitijezt, the gist # f which
was 11114 go teach'er who used a red in his
sch`ixil ryas fit for the business. Tiie4in..riei
ed repkbis been furni,hed us 1 . 4 publica
tion, bysn leacher in Mis.place—itis rather
ilengthOnd we omit the iutrodUctiou,
come directly at the pith pt thq wrlttegsen
imentai
"Whit"e I believe 'that school , - shoold,•Le 'gov
erned chielly•by moral and religious Infirtenees.,yet -
I iontendtheitheuse of corporal punishment, in •
this present state of soeteiy, is nbsn uteiy w.•tes
sary. 'There .is no unmixed good in' But: world,
and there can nir faultie-s sy s tem ot government.
To depriVe Itte teacher of the right to pun is to
rob trim ip man'y cWes, of :he oniy . meitf.lll of sup
porting hit authority; and notess hie- authority
fs supported, it would .he rimier hot bim 10
'abandon his school' at once rather Than he len
-thuS Itkett ship upon the stormy ocraf,i, with no
cilmpass to direct, consign ed to the mercy of the.
waves. .The sub:enure for corporal punishment— ' ,
expinsioni---•is in my opinion a very poor 'one,
it Is generally no pqpi-hment to thu-e Pupiis :vim' •
need tbe.rod of correction, Lind many or o:ea pa
tents true but Nem; little, if any, whettuirthey tire
at senool, - ,or nets.
.•
Wherever expulsion has been suli4'titteed tot
corporal punishment, truant payers hetre idciea,ed
to au alert - wog mintitude;.ai y d ItitAlh. , mtande,Who
by'propet restraint ; Might he triogbt.to'respect
und ender. and therebv b. cum.: good citizen', witi
under such managemcia rec,ive t r heir cc/at:alma la
the threet, and g,Criv up to be roved ea, hope:lent 0;
all reelratut, a burden to society mud to them;eives;
tor, whoiis more iiiihoppy inau he wti, ha, not
been taught the most useful iessou, ot submission,
tmplten and unquenfie'd submi ss ion to -iewfel au
thot ity, dud he, who is not taught. lust ;school and
in theta:l4;4, will_
- he likely to team it in the pris
on, but too late to save hin/ prom dg-gri.c.! and
ruin.' Where - cernoral punishment is] aboh-hed;
tan government of a selihh, becomes lei and inef
ficient, arid the,teacher is oeenitmes th;l slave re..
trier thanirnaster of. his pupils. He mist do nofh
tng with'out their, approval, or first ',convincing
'them that It is their duty or his duty to to then or'
refrain !rem that. , No matter Low ittipudi-iit or
self-W died the
-pupil may pe, the ti•acher must bear
'it all without anymeans of stqpit.g •itq except b 1
moral stritsion,Wthlch, upon maly pugs, will have
no more-effect than the lays of the moan upon th,
snow. 'I; the pupil stubborn arid , pa-me-num, and
doe 4 herefthe to sublet'? 'What wnts reason do
in such eases? Go reason with the wmd or stem
the current of Nl4forB with a litraw, Wit:thud: nor
io-reisori with a, nslydulatt,'ultich less AIIO a mad
eiti.d.• la not the eXempe est. by such a child; lee
to do an he pl e ases. event for mice, lark , woe-u for
the sehMiNtian.to compel him th force to yretd tins
mediate iuhpars,to.r to ate Mitnerity of the teuchi:r?
.. ;tome reacher-, .y , ho decry co; Feral punishment.
resort tr sut.t-lilute? tar 'itiCtre dtgrachittr , .and Injurt-
Mis them-the putti-limeM.whielt they, hb.d in en
measured abhorrence. To whop a Loy; is berha:
rous indeed, in their view, but to scold t•teritatly is
moral suasion. To use a rod, i, very de - grading to
thepupi(and beneath the dignity of a teacher, but
to coax or hire,aor in case 'hi, tO Sit - dotal,
and eril,und tell the pupils lie will leave if-they' do
not behave better; Mrs livery ennobling to the pu
• pile and is the cite:nix of the tedchei's dignity.; I
know thin-teachers who oppose' corptial
punisJt
went ere.on the popular Sale of the. qtrerllou, and
they have a very poor opinion of the Capneity of
those teahhers, who advocate use,'but. t• we
have fhel!very same opinion of their t.;,,,paetty as
they have of wits; we will p.e..s that by': But who
are our most successtul tereh4ra ? Are they ihose
who think that' corporal puistAtruetxt btruiod be en
tirely: abblisbed ? No. It is said that! ''e adv.-
Cate its Wm and need rte ;
.11,-LlCilee to enter op our
deficiency, while the truth i,, our , opposers are
generally those- who have no hope in becoming
popular by their own apatite ) but seek popularifv and
patronage by falling into the current' of popular
opinion, having simmer the moral (mirage nor the
honesty to stem its tide.. If our opponents chargo
us with ignorance of the first prieciplea of human
nature, We will give them credit for perceiving the
direvion!of ttip cuirent of popular opinion, and alio
kir availing themselves of its power, ea order to
gala a acne (Otis tUlar). On our Went the ques-.
howeiter, we have the mei . seci•eSisful teach
ers of our land and of other lauds—among whom.
wou;il mention Arnold. Abbott, Purge.
son, Main, Berr.iw, and all or hearty aiiithe most
prom inch! teacher Of • ur•lfloi.. It maybe ti , se rted
that sorne, teachers govern their •iclioels without
resorting to corpora; punishment et all.; 'true, but
all school* aremiice—sn sorne'couimurtit cs %chide
'wheels May be -governed thus,and w here good order
can - he maintelued with such punishmeal.we should
oppose itasstrobgly es any one But the teacher
.tly 41 preserve order try some ineans,peaFeably if be
can,forcibly •he mug. It must be ritritembered:
toe, that-sot teachers hate not the same, ability and
experl.4.4, and ccosegueutly a echt.ol ; that t•cnight
be governed by an ihd experienced 'teache'r, by
incons of meal suasion Slime, could not toe thu
goVerned by one who has had but hide; experience
in teactdrig. We shOuld not establish as a rule for
evert'. teacher _whar has proved succellaul with
one. .There May be a dt.;xen• different i"mettiods ot
co . ndactMg a school; all good in theniselves, but
probable' eleven of the twelve would tail with cc.
Fry teacher. That thu-rOd.lies been used with irn- •
.proper Motives and feelings, both by
. parents end
teacher's I willingly admit; but its intediciims u-e
is no argument for its discontinuance, if it can be
shown teat its occasional we us absolutely. neces
sary. If it should not betilioliihed in; the rowdy'
becauseitlewltte it improperly, why should all
„teathers;hedenied he use because a tew abu-e the
posier;i.,,and I believe 'that parents use it even
more injudiciously than teachers, and ,that where
one child is permanently injured by teachers, hun
ched* ari.by parents, although for.'obviOus reasons
lh the tattler case, the facts are not generally, known
to thelablic. 'The teacher, then, being in ruca'pa
rentir,"Should hot be denied the use of the rod, un
tit children are taught at home to oboy their pi
- renter iltlllloUt Its influence, for •whonil they natu
rally have more Mee and relect abaci they luivo
tor the teacher, whim - they are sometimes even
taught at home to disrespect. Thu 'reform most
• COMmeece at home: ; I. I'. S.-
Q 7::11. stEmoutAL four hundred rest long,
asktuCCungresa to appoint a ecienti6c cow
missiori, for the iutreetigatiou of spiritual
manifistations, has been takecolo 'Washing
ton byTrof. S. B. Britian.—Esc4ange,
•
Wemoye instruct our member to trots
t uoulthituthth first to uatilittoi
the signers' heads.
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~ti~edEnnt`,
irPERSTI/ClO3B. •
Caleb_ Wright, 'who visited, Indur sortie
years ago, 'for the purpose of ipialifying him•
self to lecture on the tuannete.and customs
ot .the people of that country, gives the fol•
lowing description of one of disk idols:
,
'''llse meaning of JuggethaUt, is the lord
Ofthe. world.. ;Me temple ell., : tbis Idol is to
the district pl °attack, near - Orlitta.',ti stands
. -
aria sandy tract of country, pat farfrotn.a
fake called Chao. The id Its carved of
-wood, wtth a countenance trhtfulfy hide
,
otis, and its mouth, is bloodqe. It le deco
rated in a style of the greatest elegance and
cost, acid clothed in thevery finest Wince.
Coutiguod
s to thelemple, is tlth famous:car,
a tower sixty feet high, placed upon wheels,
upon vshich the idol takes a 141 e on festival
occasions. : Along with . bllifi are also his
white brother, Batman, and his yellow &ta
ter, Shutmuda. Several longi:Jupes are at
tached to the tower, and the assemble) wor
shippers draw the tower al4ig upon its
wheels; by these loug ropti. --Upon the
', tower are the priests at:14,104r attendants
&sib° perform ceremonies proper to the °eta-,
sum, and - attract the atteutiou, id the multi.
nide by song and immodest gestures. As
the:, tower. moves slowly &king .Upon its
w heels, _the inure fervent and devout Wor
shippers: throw themselves to the way of the
wheels, and are crushed into Instant .death
by the immense weight of the tower. These
insane acts of nell•destruction lire tmusidered
extremely pleasing to the idol." It bas been
estimated that nut less than 1,200,000 per
sons attended the. two anneal, festivals of
this idol. They occur .in March and July:—
The - 141 - d human life—independent of sell
aitruction-under 'the -wheels of the idol—,
from sickness, exposure, aqd starvation, is
abi - C.littely frightful. • .
/
trnixxxit raced • Corniest Stan CRI3CINAL.
----/ka.vid Jewell, who was executed at Pitts.
hu:gh,. lately; 'Wrote a most kiting..letter tu
a triad, a few days previous ieturoing his
thanks to him and his wile for.thett huttl
teutivus to Lim white in prisod, and adding:
"lutist what little I have fo nay to you
will nut he deeined wrung nor outrut place,
it may be a benefit 16 you in 'years to come,
and you may profit by it, which - I hope you.
will. Only look back to the Morning a the
.sth of July, .1852, and picture io yourself the
hippy man I was on that &tams, but up
happy day to me. I left my:little family
under the promise to be back again in the
course of au hour. to accompany •them on a
railroad excursion ; from there, I got is the
company of some young Ideal, took a SO.
vial drink together, from that to another, and
another, and yet another; I then forgot my
promise to those I held most hear - and dear
to me. And it is to this blighting curse, and
against its use; I 'wish to drat' your atten
two. You are younger than - I am, aud I
know you will bear with me to warning
yon from ever, ever, lnuchiug
After enlarging upon the evil effects of in
temperance; he Concludes:
"I will say• . no more in regard to this, but
my last word to you is, never ) never, drink
liquor, arid you will bea•happy,man. Leave
oil running with tire engines; they are the
means of •bnaging tunny a good young man
;0 shame.aud disgrace. Let your evenings
De spent in the society ut your wire Lnd
child, and my word for it, be the
happieEt 01 the happy." _
C„FatsE SHASLE.-Bome ,people appear
to be ashanied.to have it knotva that they
have to "work torn Irving." But' they are
not 'asharind of 'the foolish pride that orig,i
elates that shame, yet their pride is to them
a greatei disgrace than the greatest degree of
VittllOlar poverty and honest lubtir. No great
er evil could belni moat younernen and wo•
men than to be relieved of the necessity for
labor, as the rteurds of criminal courts, pris
ons and pour-houses show. The chances
are much greater, that young men who are
from necessity compelled to toil for a living
will grow up and become respected members
of societf, than those who grow up in idle
neia, with a fortune at their disposal. While
the torrrier are engaged in earning a reputa
tion anreoinpetency. the hitter are scattering
their substance in'idleness and Sloth.
T Tun
PowErts OF THE EARTH.—TI.
are at present eighty-Three empires, mon
chies, republics, principalities; duchies so'
'cletnorates. There are six emperors; inclu
ding-his sable nighties, Faustin 1., of St.
Domingo ; sixteeo kings, uuniberiug among
them Jamaco, king of all the Mosquitoes,
and also those of Dahomey , and the .and.
Tint) Islands ; five queens, including Rat:-
Ayala of Madagascar, and PUniare of the S
cloy Islands; eighteen presideuts, ten rei;at
ug [,mutes, seven' grand dukes, ten dukes,
oue pope, two sultans, of Borheo nod Tur
key; two governors, of Eotre Rios. and Cor
rientes; one viceroy, of Egypt; one shah,
of Persia; one mourn, of ,Muscat; one
ameer, of Cahul one hey, of Tunis ; nod
lastly, one director, of Nicaragua.
NtteT a mighty procession has bi , en
marching toward the grave during the past
year. At the uitial estimate, aline the first
of January, '1853, more than 31,500,000 of
the world's pdpulation have gone down to
the *win again: Place :hem to long array:
and they will give a moving column of more
than thirteen hundred to every mite of the
glube's circumference! Ooly think of it;
ponder and look upon these astounding cony
potations ! What a specutcle,ris they "move
ua," tramp, tramp, tramp—forward ! upon
cam stupendous dead march !
Life Is short and hme is fleeting,
And our hearts, th ,, ugh strong nud brave,
Still !iLe muffled drums are beating—
Funeral marches to.the grave
~ .r?Nlertair.,Jeremy . Taylsit stye:-"1t
you are for pleasu re, marry if you prize
rosy health, marry. A good wife is Hear.
t LI'S last best gift to mau--his angel aod
minister of graces innumerable—his gem ui
[natty virtues—his casket of jewels—her
voice is sweet music—her smiles, his bright:
es; day—her kiss, the guardia,ti of his mono.
cenees—hecarms, the pile of his safety, the
balm of his health, the balsam of his life—
her industry, his surest wealth—her econo
my. his safest steward—her lips, his faithful
counsellors-her bosom, the softest pillow of
cares . —aud her prayers, this ablest ath.o•
ewes of Heaven's blessings ;Dallis head.
•
„, •
Goon LIEPLY.-A cartnan,'engaged
in loading turniture was askk by a rough
clerk from the Emerald Isle s whether he
was a Catholic "Yes," replied the carman,
"I sin a Catholic." "What ,father do you
e - Girtess to I 7 asked the Inshinan. The car
man then distinctly replied—and his answer
13 worthy of conrideration—"l arms Catho•
Itc . ; but I confess to Gid, without the help
of Any other priest than. thei Great High
Priest, our Saviour. I am too much of a
Cathclic to be a Roman Catholic."
(17 •A CIZROYXAN latelk illustrated the ne
cessity of corporeal puniblitnent for the cor.
section of juvenire depravity; with the re
mark, that "the child, when once started in
'c i t.:Anse of evil conduct, was like a locum°.
we on the wrong ~track—it takes the =rich
to get it off."
'''WIIALT Is VIRTUE ?—A student put
this question to the late Dr. Archibald Alex
ander. His simple and admirable reply was,
"Virtue consists in doing out duty, in the
several relations that we sustain, in respect
to ourselves, to our lellow-men, and to God,
as known from reason, conscience and Feve
lation,"
U 7% NU3IBER of letter*, written by Gib'
harp the Infidel Nauman, to his aunt, have
recently. been found, in which be expresses
the earnest conviction of his heart, that re
ligion is the best guide of youth and the best
comlort old ege.
rOlr A MAN does not make new acquiliu
tames as he 'Advance, through life, he will
soon find himself-lelt atone. A man should
keep his ;rieudship in constant repair.—Dr.
Jolvuon.
, EC7WILATEVER the wto d any do tu winter,
it cannot be dewed teat in eintog it "turps
oifer.a new leaf."
littAlN books are written', not to in
stinct you, but to let yott know that tha au
thor iuows something,
Way it %nit' like 14itto itt gmt
dta Cr
qv Beams it bits,s C...zar at sts b ead.
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OFFICE.
aislikrpioatisid ikiisi Rises. irs stet Doss
teed to azeonte JOB and BOOS PRINTIN t
miry
_deuion
mpt, at the odes of The Amor
J cheviot' than it can be doiie at Sty •
estaKuhinent
in :he County, snob to
Books, Patapalloto, q, Bill* of - Lenisrg
Large Posters, Rail ..Boadi 21ijailli,'
Rant' Batt. P&perßosia,
Arteclea ofilirsoinent, ,: rise Dasis,
Bilt Heads; . Ord*? Books, 4-s .
At the very shonet notice .” Our stook ofJO:
TYPE is more extensive than that of say' . • .
Mee in ibis section of the State and we kw
hands employed expressly for Jobbing, Bong
practual Pruner ourself, WO Wall suarantei • •
work to be as neat se say um& rut be nunedow
the cities. PRINT/JIG IN COLOR E duettist I
ehorteld noilee..
13 OOA BINDERT
• Books bound ui every slimly of style. • 914u1
Books ulevery deseripttoo noutntacturai,bousid
ruled to order atshott nonce.
NO. 14.
/
Tart waxra.l - ' , 1
The follUwing remarks in a letter itom
American Internet in Italy to 18 0 50: 0 1 4
tram the dathology, iliac published us ,
tun e giving some amouat of the urigirr
'Waltz, acid expressing Itai . s, that it ' wig
be inuuduced among us at some natured'
wilt bear repUblication at thi? time.
"Ationg uther corrupting last/was , w
have been Intruduced here by the' kitturb tot ,
titers, is a laborious dance called UM Waal
ottipballylearhed by theiuM tierutany i b 4
which is exactly adapted to die taste of I ~,
ykutig Freuch Wittier, who is in guastets ID Atli
city lull of pretty wuruatt, winner mural* litts',o
louse enough to !taunt than to join la thwi,
dance. As you ptibahly have layer seen tt4
and for the sake of ytitir leeliugs 1 pray yollt
uever may,'! wilt vie you a *hurt de scrip..
-min of it; ID order mat you 'may form au
upiniun of • the degraded %tare ut thit mut
on the cuattaeht tit Europe . ,
"In the first place, the ladies are Breast
ala Qrecque ;• that is mu say, with 'Vie' /eau
"possible agar., leaving .s"Mille room tut Me
uutiguiauou as potable, the tuna: awl WWI
mistily exposed or cuvat44l (fah with iiikli2o
ur crape, Titus ptepatrd tor this embnictui
dance, the gentleman cusps with both air
the lady firmly ruuud the - waist, white
.
gently - passes one tit here struhutt his body,
and bultiy.reelines 'the other upon his heel..
You will prehatay expect swim dewripuuO
ut.au etegaut figure, executed with truce,
and affurdiug . variety and aiuuseusent. No,
the attitude , constitutes all the pleasure and
all the novelty ut the deuce, The danCeril
thus embracing mad embraced, begin to turn
CUObt luriuusly, pteciNely liVe our ithalritig
Quakers, - and as the tuutiun would rusk
mem dizzy it they did .nut keep their try
tiled upuu some object which tutus as hp
idly as themselves, they bare au apology lull
the thuat laugulalitug gases upon each uther,
lu this state ut palklUt teVvittUult they coo
u '
uue, till wattle is exuau*lrti, when the lady
is exactly.prepaied Cu tepo•ti heiaekt. wuicr,
Otte dues itt the tutus ul LAI eumpistiluu.-1
l'he deuce id sutiu renewed, nua US a hoa uu
other trittituUltuU {Wm Wt. iaugilv ul luc par-I,
nice, not auy utter object Kick a lauguists.l
log elourace, it geutiatiy coutiuuta ha seal
cut Loam, exhitatiug ueither variety, taste, i
uur graceful mutiuus. Ido out tht.sk that itl
is more iudeceut load', tumuli is to See tie—l
The lady ur' the seutlealau, - Who could ' do,
either without a blush, way rely upon ii
that they are hall corrupted." ' '
COGAESsIONAL sT4TISTICs.,
The following tables have been prepared
for the purpose el showing the number of
Representatives io Congress, the uutnbet
born to each Staze, and such other lute:ey
ing facts as have beiqi or way -be deduced
from them: ,
Represcnialtues in
117 sere Born, 32d Con. 33d Con.
In Free States, 124 13U
In-Slave States, 97 96
In Ireland, ' . 2
In England; 1
In New Brunswick, - 1
Unktriattn, 10 5
Total, - 2'33 234
In the XXXIId Congr.s; Connecticut,
Rlrale Wand and Delaware Were the only
States reprelenteti entirely, by natives of Ulna*,
States, while twelve States had nut a si ngle '
native Representative.
01 tin, 31 New York members, ody 20
were tiatives,ol.NEw York, and ouly 17 out
of the 24 truth Pooasylvania were born In
that &we.. The natives of. New York. tn,
Congress exceeded Muse of any other Slate,
Vtiginia, Pennsylvania and Kentucky hav
ing the next largest number. , t
- .
• lu the XXXIIId, or present Congress, sac
find that Veryiunl, Connecticut, Delaware;
and Virginia tits The only SiIIIt'S exclusively
represented by their nive soon..
01 the whole New ' ,Yurk delegation,' 23;
were born in that. State:ll out of the 25
from Pennsylvania, and 5 out of 21
Ohio.
New York has contributed nearly ono.'
th of the whole number in ;We House,:
enosylvonia the next largest nuthJer, and'
'lrginia and 'Kentucky next in order.
There-are do natives tit lihuois, Michigan,:
WiNchpsin, California, Arkansas.)
Florida or Texas in Countess.
There are;five,mort New Yorkers in • tho
present Corrgress than ILI the lasi, lour more '
nstive., of ','llitryland, three chore Grurglaus,i
while the ndaiber ut 11m:iota:is hes diroto4,
[shed lour, liNi•irth CaNhaa live, had
Kro
tucklans Iwo.' , • •
While 35 n'a:tets of Northern StalE9 ere
found reprin:eitutig Vie.6;-rn Statts, unly 17
born na t.tijSt.,ttih repn:::at that •porttori of
oar CollutrV. •
7 a . MAZING-BELIZIE WORXI7,IO UEN."
A class has risen up amongst you (the work.
tog classes). They Intl, nut with thrit
hands, but with their tongues. 'Ole beet
shop is their factory and lime. The tooth
and theplow know theta nut, ye - t. theY-•al.
ways affect to speak in the multi of tht
working classes. Their harrangues &met
with pikes and smell of- gunpowder, al.
though they generally contrive to keep their
own persons out of harm's way, They drill
you to clamor, and would drill you to blood
and powder c' they do it safely. They
fawn•at your flr,t laula, and-yelp and sari
at all other classes, ur at those of your owti
class ti.hu, resist, their dictation. • They art
id by your e.wo enemies or -pretended
friends to make tool: itOi• fiArls of you for side
fish purposes. Through them the dews.
gogue cajole., the artswerat bribes, the atl4
lieu tura plunders, and the spy betrays you;
and they are a ready agency fur soy scheme'
however, preposterous, criminal, disastrousi
—W. J. Pox, M. P.
. .
Q 7" MAttilocro.—The Pratithitory Liquor
Law was rejicted by the Legislature .f Ma.
rylaud, and,ig its stead, a stringent Lizcosti
law . was sthipted, which contains, among
other provisions, the following :
" No accounts for spirituoce or intoxical
flog liquors shall be recoverable by. law, and
no account , against a deceased person's es
tate; any part of whicfi account is for spirit.
uous or intoxicating liquori, shall be passe's'
by the orphan's court, or paid by an execti•
for or administrator, unless the same be for
medicinal, artistic, or sacramental purposed,
or unless such liquors were purchased bb
one merchant from another as an article of
merchaudize."
(ice' EXTRAVAGANT SALARIES.—Governor
Bigler, in his annual message - to the Legit•
lature of California, snip :—"The enormous
sum of one hundred 'sod eighty to thou
sand lour hundred and twenty-tcven donate
and forty-three cents has been paid for clerk
hire, and to the officers of the tam Houses,
during the sessions of 1852 and 18.53. The
amount paid last session to officers sod clerks
alone, was one hundred and six. thousand
sad ninety-three dollars and seventy cents.
TEXPERANCEr
ao- The Tablet, a Roman Catholic paper
at Chicago, denounces the Maine Law In
most unmeasured terms: ILL, opposed k? it
on religious end political grounds.
C:7" There was a vote taken recently On
the withikey que3tion, to Greencastle,
ana, which resulted as follows;
For tot's' extermination, 302
For partial prohibition; 11
Against prohibition, ' • 5
Only .5 anties to the eorroration ! i The
officers electeJ are all prohibitory law men,
with perhaps one exception, and we hare
been informed that that one' bas been lately
advbcattog the Maine Law.
rr In Donarara, Social Armies. every'
one is r 7 tha t
Weaft shoes and stoie.
togs.
acr A California paper adds to the list of
deaths and marriages a heading for diTor
ees.-
D 7 Flour i• said to be 'scarce at Havana,
and selling at $25 pvr barrel; The r.14-ts , on
American 42r is $lO 50 Ter , barrel.
Ir", 'ie's singular fact that schnnlhoya
never get sick in vacation. Can Dr. Francis
account for. ibis singular phenomenon 1—
Perhaps iitprutes that thew is 'no medicine
like fun, and that as long,as theorising sea*
ant" can be put up to " deviltry," Ow
will nen: be down with the moults.
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