TE
or THE VIINSRU JOURNAL.
SilesC/L Voll :
T WO I)()LLARS per annum payable In ad.
..„„.-52,25 if not paid artthto 0 mouths—end
not paid within the year.
, TO CEA, :
rp r e - Cornr4 to one Add in advance, S 5 00
~,t .1 do do ,„ do do 10 00
~,r6 do do do do ° 20 00
c a ii• taus'• invariably he paid in
sire and sent to one address.
Co carmine.. AND &MFRS
I•I, Wet!, will be 'omitted to Calrters and
; per H}o copier; e sh on deltvery.
r -eG(rgyrbolt
.And Seko / Teacher., suppl i ed
Jura sL Si in advance— •
Rates of Adv stising :
ll<
•u, ut 12 lines, 50 nay
„.2.oeni insertions, 25 e
,„ ~•1i -subsequent
1
r MI advertisements ()it
, • ~:•;,,l,riargeti tei a Nuaric.l
I
2
n2l 071
r „, ,„ ~, 1 110 1 501
• ,GI rt lin n
es couted
I 1 - 25 211
1
• 24 1, OU 350
Jt, 1. . 3 4 'O
5 U 0 tp 50
• - UOO 11100 )
-.lit UU ,25 Ou
v• .., ore` Notices,
!Mt ri11..• Weill, ce
rjr,l,l , ertivoleul , biforej
, per line, lied heertt
rent.per line. Nine
iiig
-64
Akretgints and other
• n:, ,ttuil,:on., and a pit
i•qtlares 01
C,.'
Jews each-3 tine% I
Insertions,' 12; cents
ter 3 litter, for short
SRI DUI 10 110
50 lu 00 15 I*
110' 15 00 05 00
10W 05 RI 10 CO
90 00 40 00 60 00
each—•accompanied
it each.
larr loges and Lkaths,
n-,subpequeut
words aro eounted
advertising by the
riding advertisement
:line", will he charged,
[Ufirter C. 1111M11 .
1011, $20,00
iterrignated abovo•
,nrgcr type than tllOll . ll
1 4.ivene.e wt three prt•
ti the t.ante es Teller
„ amount of one
etomges and •otiperip
imange*, the rate.
J r 1144r1rIen LS ,=et 18
enurged fat per Celli.
, •1114 elltlfg•
4 reeeiWed from Ad•
I I al 15 per cent wi
ll, iyectal agreement
;:jr Nu Irada adverttaenten
nitrbad, exee
t/ on Wept! pf 11 ,, ,, onle•.+
ih_ publt.•bet.
0" - Marriage., Had Dinah
;,.%•
rupwued with not:1
.t/v It is eieept
n.l“lticat tonal purpt
',r any number of
. • 4 centx per late addil
t'tia•eedntgi et Merit,
, •liuracter, charged I
heAdtate cult:ldaho!
25' rents
renli PAC : h.
al a religtou.i i:har•
sos, , ar 111 be u.hargva
r iaes under 12. Over
;
' nor al a general
t 4 ern!, per hue tur
s we will state that
!lines, a half column,
H 452 ; word, make
to--and 739, • quar
each . tluare, char.
It confine their 'Over.
Agencies for others,
of tut:wiled in bust•
At fulfilled accord.
!Merchants anitothers,
'etstsements, .will be
it the 'lst of July next:
, n e , luBL t,.!oltuntt—lt.;
ti hall (maim
. mon All Q,14 hum. 4)lar
~1 d Ixmn per
11111
ilicq OWII busincssi,
i .l &c., Is 4,
lIIII=I3
Xplft . ti
tn, u. %wall but
t. t • yearly utl
„c.l itt rtsir4, Irr
BUSINESS .CARDS.
t: N. 'tittwmmvilslll(4lEON DENTISI',
,n, t.Thnliditq, , l!"in..r ahKE'r and
laymt hide. ' four .100 f
• LOOM' W 1 / 1 11Ce,WhCre . allk
reetik ale perlotined,
It, t”,•rie..l ultArattin fetus, 'Hess....
!ila ..11,
, 1.15:f
(..k) smITIII,A16111.4) ENUINEEK and
COMIC Mite/. rO4lB
- 1:W01111011e, Heiwiln. Hurler y• 41,114 .Maya
• I .these:, It, Lrtttl /MIMI Mactilt4ety,kr....
• M. Ih:: ,t1011C•1. 1111141 N . for 4416,1
•
TEEM
A .\ 11.1.11: I.•kw
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• .re. tdifito 110 VII fert, nett dull to
„ r, I••••••,' , lorr.'l . ••tl.vblet
i.
11:1t03. 1.1.113. 15 • 1453. ;Av . .14 ti
tt ti . t'l4 lislA V bat, formerly of the firm us
J. i s & D. W. r. CLEAVER, Efigineerb uml
•i• Alll', :o•eetut yeats 4 nisisgestiorits tstlaet
• :• •rr “orier•ti 311 Wile to Kann/ rarest: rre
to vett the rtittiltle urthe old trim, fi nd
..r.1% 1. 'llllre the ee 1t.t.9 or une h o ; Nu.
I. ,Inilortliately tippft9ite
;: 1:N 1111: r!tre
T , ,P.Y.1 •
LLEIL & CO, dank-
Taiblqua,
drafts rot uarr on all
ihiut.. A1d0.111.11, payti
k ang In England:
1,••,,1.J. 1,, E.,
, ...• . tit,' a rfe-1141110 to, 3 '
• , 11; ,hen of the
I h.• 1.1 -
• IN3
: ;
h and Doors, of varioue dr:
fur sule by the Subscriber
_JI)JIN H. JAMEci.d
above Tenth,
•
..rill
lt:!,'
k
11 Jthel Nlrep
11.111,1:1tire
OEM
( • Ihit
Propesi y lur Dale. 11141Uite'
MIN 11. JAMES, Ag't.
t e Tenth. Pottmv.titt-.
:1-111 1
1 11.4 Kvl Stri,
I IN
1.1.X.E4 2(
Id to tit.; t t
d tltc
Dec. YS, 10
all •
I Ott.'
STICE 1 . 11 E: PI: ACE
Ilert lon Acr011111‘,• &D.
CY Appetit% 1111116 t,llli office.
• .52-1 y•
AN.ATTORNEY at LAW.
, et, tppc.tte the lEO6i - opal
^lva ilia.
!, 11,1
Lr.ol
!NMI
2L,
i • Ka BA.5i•
i'rutrr Pii
il II (
1 , hil
'lrchaseandsole of Reel E.
nog Coal; taking charge of
and Lollecting rents—from
to the Comity .he hopei to
Ataintaugo atreet,Pottsville.
CHAO. M. HILL,
For he p
r, awl •r
6r.1
r %vedette.
Inn /fro
MEE
ANNAN,
ottit r in tNii
'opal tchari
t..ck.
L. - mention
tt wlestiur
ATTORNEY AT LAW,tof
tie P. lieet,.VoltliValle, oppo:
h, where he will he daily,
:Wet/ fellers to him will Fr
lachlresve.,l to lliM at either
t 114 , 44 11
t/Fer
Lil,l
EN. ATTORNEY AND
w, Philadolplon,willstten4
r_legekl the /PAY ,
C'auniles and 1 , 14c-whet,
tti steel Phliadelphia.
I 1
:Wilt YtL
111.T1 , 44,11'
mt.,,(41
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1.;r0/
tif• At
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• Ca :CHANGE, cr.14.1.r.t%
1i1,3 General Agtnty Gifire •
k.P.7419v,i11e. Dllaivl 'in un
till ~ ,t• "DRA.VTB :Al Phil , .
a sale
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nt I Aw.l.ks
, ot .1 16r1 14r 11‘i all
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114 ITATICE OF THE PEACE,
I:nepa.entrupted to his (412,
i . ..feb•rollecte,l,,A, (Are In
I.ll4ihrisleat•h.•
it'•
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IA It
ATTORNFIT AT LAW,
ill,•iiir,6le °pelted ail toltif
ekel,4ppj.lile I he
Iliti
=
r)fil/HAIL
„ Attorney at Law, l'otninla
Wile? oppoette 4tneti. - an
msystle,
TVIr Ym
I. t.l NI
crol' G.
r 211 1 . 0.1,181
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iiriqvie.v, A TTOR N
chilylk dl rutinty. Pa. (Mare
1.1.,1,411e the blinerte Bank.
- 1-ly
"v.•/ his )ITi4_, , to tine oft tic
l'ottsv
tl
• INSURANCE.
• rzarn INSURANCE.
I:II:AIM:LIM: INSURANCE, ANNUITY
"I nl',;/ 'COMPANY 01 PIDIADELYIIIA.
~- N 0 13/ CIICSNIIT ST.,the'Vta l Door Elkin
::. l ~..l..rn •fil,',..ifq . Capaal, s3ooAnkii Charter
—le 0. I ononue 0 make insuranceaOntiersun
e: t 1..1,0 1 Ode I•:1 1111. • .
.••• . tr. iil I..ing n lid up and in veated;lofether
• a: 0 ;; 41 1 14 - on-I idly inkreaning ouiervedfund,
, e• , ;•o; et only 10 the insured.
:.. ~.. n 1 , 1,„ ~,ay t paid yearly, half yearly. or
uovt It re rind bpally to the In
nrNt Bowie, appropriated in
,econd Donne in December,
fAdfiioo of •264 SO to every
policies, making
',nowt !iv 1,1,1 a
111,..,1",a.111.• 11,
• okt•rr 1 1;1;1, 1111 .
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•• , t Nmoint 4 , 1111 . 2..
• ,r 1: 01100; the
•0•Itil..; !IP Iht• 31110
plia t, ben Il .lall bvr.oo,o a
tivopri•d the neat
51), mairto $1212 so
.the.. its Ilse earn.. psopelllnfl
.1111441m5. .tAudic.g,Mt
r.sge Or unn. tha n 60 percent.
the an.
tot.
ii. t • p 1 1 .11; ill ma p
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•
A ! , 1 AGEltrl.
John A, Brown,
•
• , Panne!.
• Frederick Brown
George Tatter,
John K. Latinarr,
Wharton Lewis,
John IL Slack
e, table let . FMOII taild f`f Plana
on and flintier inforwattuncau
.1+ it lar,W:ll.',
Dat
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t I Pr I:ri•ktl, •
• Ve . lcgrt
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•
• sip,i:rlf rmttaint
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'AH Poisident„
K.r 111 3I
ItU will tiliPct ltwinatices, and .
u n i tior,
H. HANNAN.
MEISISMIE
, 11
• .411 f 'lllr'
ME
ICATIONS.
PUBL
•
4 1 1 , 4 of .tile
v M 1 .. the
Mt: , ,t of the
.re Nor. .an t l C
Seat of War, &e.
B. 1111( ' Hes Bnd surrodnding
'I
lick Bea do
triplet, Map a Europe,
ere guide through the United
iforcia. Oregou, übs., Ace.,
r:uide du
p,of the Western eitateu
yltania,
rod f4alt.li an 4 Pennertvahli
very tow at
NPw Tray«
torktitnA Cak
.1:1: ' 111 - rai:dero
Ttsrtyrres M.
Nap of perm!.
U
%31,.
_ 6 BANlstAN'ti .
B.ink a 51.1 stationery Stew
Sl—
lay [4 Ih:i
VALUABLE S
A'A S' LC , ' and
ANDARD WORKS,
■ W PRICES. •.
Wrilings oP Wattil4ton, 19
Nrnike ui
Wolk.
Flathaiiion'a
Wqrkw, nom
"
t.ILL.OIIO',Iii....IJTY .1(
. 1 5. , •11.111
.•er4 NI:AIiPI/I'll
I 1,10010,7'$ Worko
Head ivy's li•is
(.I.ooeti of Sty
and 1414f.•CLCi
toutrAfte
Alm lent H
Itto
tdia Adamf, 8 wolf
vole., evo.,
utio,4 yob., 011.14114
'vole.,
10
V(111.,
I Rouse, 6 vdo.,_
Ifistory of Luglaci, 8 v 015..,
" 2 Tab.,
Wutilivon. Navote c to; Jig!.
l•. f,“
•
of limy Clay, 2 vGl*.,
- 14., 9
}Coy hi 2 vote ,of 4 v4ll, •
of 1.121 etialf.2.6 fool* •
an ad do 5 VON..
4.1 do Jo
1 . 104.111ti01c GI Obi, Revolutlott.
J lion Int The People,/ vnl. ,
hr Prnple,l9 ,
and rocket MINFIISoy 6 202 ,
hietrifl•
i ; inform!
f 4,1!
! • !. ralll,ly f',
14.4181'y A:
itug KlMlletr4§o.
Arta, Manufatiiito cud Uk
Arui
b. rari4um editions. •
bibles of every? alto and style
Lk.r.t - t,ant!
see! imie Pile
any other', laying ken put
, lie offered very cheap al
B. ILLIVNAN'aI
Fogk tad iitittozet)
' l / 4 1 2 ",1i..4
VOL. XXX.
di I u IR
•150 •8 25 1300
'
a4lll 354) 500
a square of 12 tines.
300 5 ,
.1 , - --1_
OILS, RAINTS, &c:
. vin o rum moor PAINT.
AheTEW 8-tireli , fir s 1 the Obit, File ?tow' Paint. 011 ate.
and iirtearti culors, - rh f elagial article for able by
bubecriber. Al.O a taw . kelt+ of Patti( O. at
ra tents agalb.n. ;4z14.1 41 te:Abe tt 5 cento 3 pima to
OM.• oat* lot. rilf 611 E hy 11. HANNA N.
Aprti34l, 1N52. ' , le..— .'
_ .
FIRE ANTI wArgic PROOF PAINT of peat
A
Jurabllliyond the power of rei.lAing all =tuna
pherir Intlaeoree daring a lengthened period of
Van' be hi d al u.r Oa la %Valle and hall 010 f t, of
I GEOUGE DWIGHT.
Agent for the above Volut
2211
AuruPl 8.11463
' DIIIFLAN'S IMPROVED OIL._ •-
r - rflIS OIL hat the 'twat calcimine urn, and In more
highly rerotuate tided for Ina r ninety ,the u an) oth
er Olin the Market, woirklng clear and ft e (rain
It li tearranted 4,311 caeca to be oat what it la
terniumendedou '434'. Opetatuis %eh , / Ut.e nut
thtnety will htut,apon trill, that it Is the rteripeat
and bedtbli2.l4pred to their 1140 g.
01,11.11411Pfl at IFIRANK I'OTT • 3 Hard wale ettUre
Ur M VEft s ritobtic.ti bat LIM
county, wilt be promptly :Ott (idea .s,
_lune 13,,l115:1
Ovum wurrzi ;zap
•
' lITIETHERILL I ar. BROTHER, Ilanufaellawi, No'
• VV 65, NORTH FRO:VT olre. , t, Phllwklioble, have
116 W a good supply albeit warionlcd pure „MUTE
LEA ID, and 1bw..., costume r ',who have been •paring,y
eupplied lb ,oniequence ufa 11111 uu tbo a t
now have their order. filled. •
No known aubitarice poelessee thine preset vatlFt
and t•fittltifyint proporit desiratilt In a paint, to
to equal extent withunadulterared Wilitelnatt ;hem..
any admixture of other materials only mars iii alur..
It has, lltertfurej been t he steady dim of the naanufar-
Viten, for :nutty ye us, to nopply to lbe public ner•
rattly pure white lend, a mrtir unceasing dnocAnd fro,
the article!, w pioof that it has met with favor. bit
tnitntilbly",btatided on one E,TiIIiRILL
EutoTHER In iull , anJ mime other, warranted pure,
all In red retters.
l'hllada.. July It 1t153
MAKE'S Patent Fire Proof PAINT.
• FROM 01110.
,
THEStaisctibers have itisirecelVe4 Curiheraiip
-11 ply of thi•Multolar valuate
addition to the slate color. they have a .tiesutlfol
chocolate of t.rowh, trestilldio g the. Lind atone now in
114., and so - niucli admired for the front of Imildinga.,
•If ptintiltial ingredient s are silica.aliindissandVio•-
toxliieof iron, which lathe opinion scientific men
satisfactorily accounts for ite fire-tort of nature—the
two tottnersobkitahc,, being noo-rooddetore, anti the
latter acting a..!,,t cement ;to bind the whorl ogettier
and make a iiitai c and (tillable paint. •
For use: It inked with Linseed Oil, andanplled
With s littiort;We manic as oidtnary 'pawl, n,. wood
itoit,titt.slot;Thnvans,pans. It heidens grade!
ally and beconieSiste-plOOl. It is pail kularly boila
ble for roofs of hilildings,eleaintiont .I.ld , ar•decks
railroad titidges,fences, Lac. A !not Coaled with the
arsine Is equalto one 0r.141e,.11ft vast Saving blot
pense.
CM
EMI
spor.amenE may twee.... ;lithe °lnce .1' the....oloweri
I.e.'s. . .11Alti11/1()1 1 4, 11111 - ITlltal.:4 & Co.,
. No. 431.4....11. Front Sl...Phil:lds.
. April 22.1z , F.3. 47-ti , •
. .
e•Th t Clereprr th ne I e idad a nrt
fro'm all Pommeoas Qllatitirs
THE NEW .1 EE:SE Z I N(i CO Ml' A N
AVINn irratly etilarg,t. t 41;i1
proved ItleytiAity ufto.ur l ot4.111(1,, te 1%0-1.31,11
IRO rlef.lll °Oen. for Itteis
SUPERIOR PAINTS,
DRY, and AROUND ry Oil., in :iasorted par ka;trz.
of from 35 to 500 pan ink ; ,
DItV, in Lauda of IVO pohnd4 caeh.
Their WI(ITE 'LINT, which+, :odd dry or gsonnd
11)00, L. warianted 1'11111: and tin4urpasse.l roe body
and nishorin'whitetty.s.
A method has recently - been thavoytoed, which en
ables the eenti.4oV to warrant the ir ',Ago:, to he e p
flush and soh to the keg* for any ' s easonable thin.—
In his..a esiNct.their pastry. will be supyrior to any
other lii Hie market.
MEI
'noir BROWN ZINC PAINT,' which is gold at a
lore iirtre„and can out), he made from the itur ttre..
frOm New Jrroey. is 111 , M1 wnll AIWW/1 for TT: produc
tive qualltitis when applied To non Or other u u •tultr
surfacea.
EMI
Their riTONE CHIAIR pkii-senges ail.
propertlew of the Brown, and is oil :in agit•eatd„.,,,ibr
rnt painting'Cultages, Depots, Out-roitirling4.oridtr.,
&r. • ITT..*;
!h -461, .PPP II . 4I on WWI:1164'111i 4 1 .thrir
• FRENCH 4- RICITARDs,
Wholesale Paint Dealois an& Inworiets,'
N. W. Ab r . nt 10th & Morkrt
April 8. 1fk5,4 14-61 n
i • ..
•
.
Illen's and Bo IN Cicithing. •
L 1 VERYGOD V ghoul,' entblare 9.i• opporiu buy l
£4lO buy c"thing for, Men and Hoy*. at
, 1 GEORGE OULEIPS
CHEAP 'PLUMING ESTABLISHMENT;
CEO
S. R. Collar MARKET mind SECOND fits. ' Philadel
ppm, embrkeltig a choice of the best, most desirable,
and fashionable Drees and Pewit Coats, Habit Cloth
do.. Linen Willing do, T%cceds..fcc., %Orli a great va
stwy ir•W'm CLOVIIKft, —r,
Coats. phtke. Jackets, Monkey Jackets. Vests and
; !tonna Jar keit. made of Tweed, Linen (trilling,
I r Ocith, Alpaca, Kerseyanere,Duefikan,.to, dr.
[TIMIS MN() 00141 S,
f•riushittu.g of Saris. dtocka, Ilandkrretkirf..l...;3ll
of which are offered al the intre.t pgsaible CaRA
ras,p,tad a' cheap ss any other Chatting Store it, the
, Union.eg -
Itl• Parents "ho desirel. l .lY'S C.LOTIIINI:, Ore
(-morally invited' to examltie the stock,
ri p C(! tan/ Scored err, 5' et! t: Lr a era'al m.da tra
at very Idv. Tafel'
-
9 ifo
;fps!! t,llOl
SAYING rUND
• , 44- n •
,'.A /TED l'A Tli,t3 "t'i)AIPANY,
RL , AND Clieti NUT STS PRILA.IIIICDPIII.I
IBM
Y)arre;t, Fccte pe,' :4 7 70011 •
titHlS, l Jldell FIVE PCR CENT ihten:At pay she C..
1 fu thifil Otv and 4tute, contl“hr to tetrive niOney
daily on depo,lt, ar! pay hark daily wtt hoist notice
1i111,113 • '
Ynrilvt at dl.lO I,lAt to Ind t:ae cut ntuncy mori
DAV EVENII4O ,4 , from 7.1c0.) o'clot k. - - .
n. ftErERENCE‘:!—Eire . ititma..tad
&flat: 11.1n54 - iv. Gal
.
MEM
OZO
LA mps,, I.ANTER.As CHANDELLERS,
N. E. ~a_nrr Ftmith ad,t Cho-im Stt ,
EIA V INF: enlarged and rtnoroved their Nluir,and
Ihlethr . lhe latgera, alsortrunid ./11.411,1 - A in Ffili4-'
delphia, they are note prepared to furnish
cooIPIIENE, BURNING FLUID,
EMI
Ethereal oil, Phosgene Caw and lard oil; Lantint,Lan
'erne. of all patellae. ran( y Iloirl and Hail Lampe..
Chandelle's, titrandoles, Ca ndellone.,iaitit Britannia
farina, at the iSlanufaclurets' lowest prices. Glass
Lamps by the package, at n mill adianreors r Anc
(ion pikes. tieing large alinufactUTUlS or I . llle 1111 . ,
Burnsag Fluid, Ethereal till, Alcohol, and (the only
true) Phosgene. Gas, they ran furniz.h these ante's,'
at such prirtis that dlerehatila will fend 1110 theta ad-.
vantage In buy. 'Call brio' e going e Nowhere:, ff you
want bargains. Alaa.theriatety Flui.ll.a top for nil,
ri OWL
I.i-1,•
1)111.1MIER ARTISTE IN BAIR, 177Cheitnitt 81r,
1. opposite tlie State Iloune,1•111LA DELPIIIA. in
ventor of the celebra tett 005 - s3lllef ' Ventilating Wig
and Elantle Hand Toupaces. Instructions to enable
lathes and gentleilleti to ineasitre !tide own heads
with accuracy; • •
Fur Itqg v., Inthes. . .'',Dupes,.} Sralps, bt.,
No. 1 The round or thv No.l F forehead iv
head. Lack as far an bald,
2 From lotehead °Veil Over foret'nd, as
tiro! head to nrcit. -, - far 211 required.
3 Fronk nat . tuc..tioveo "3 Over the crown of
the too.thc head.
4 Front ear to eat t'd
the. Frehead.
R. I.II)LLARD has always reedy lUe sale, a splendid.'
stock of Gent's %Visa, Tocipees,.l.aclies' Wigs, half
W Ips, FrIVAS, fltafda, Curls, brain tfull9 manu
factured, and as cite:Ansa any es tablianuit iit in the
Union.
DOLLARD'S flerbanium Estrar lA/Art.llV Mir
Tonic.prepared (tom tluutlt Ainetiran herbs and routs.
the must successful article over ,tit,,,k,kgd f u r p re „,
vmg the hair fromout or rus using
inning and preservl nr It is and 1UX11114111..
forte. Among-other reasoes Why L1011.1r.1:$1111r nut--
thug Saloon mainisiine its to mends popetitilY j 4 atift .
tact that his tonic in apfilledtto every howl of liar
rut rt his nstablishtnnith coilsequently it is kept in •
better prriervatlon,thati under 'ally oilier known ap
pin 'neon. It br,lng thus urattirally tested illutt-
OADJA.olfstathic vestesiguariniy of its efliclicy,
. :told iv hnleeale and retail at his old entahlklaneull.':
1 . 17 CUES Ifsi 'a st.,oppo,,a,titplitalr ffnutte,Plitt,4
idelpbut.
R. DOLLARD ban at lantdiartivered tbe' se ifarfl
ultra of HAIR DYE and announces lam' sale,. with;
I
perfect confidence in its surpapsinv everything - of tht , F
OW now in in.e. • It rirdotto ritebail ribber black ors
biOwn. fag may br le , tired.) nnifig•ii:rd reithriur any]
oniury in the hair a, bit:l, rltber I.y main or rolrer-1.1
wine, can be washed off in 9.:1 minutes r aftvi aypli- 4
cation„wittant detractiny from' its efficacy. Perttons rf
vbating.the clty are invited tit give - him a call. Let...
tern addretoted to R. DOLLAHD.I77 Cheatnut Street,
•
Philadelphia, witirrceive at' rattan: - ' • i*
Jtilv 23.1851 I - 00 -IV
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' .
NOTICE- :-
Win dutatrriber herety '44.4 nntlee. that he has
japnolnted Mr.GEORTIE Wilt - Um, Ifirdwarr Pder-,4
chant. Bole Agent for the t.nt!e of " The Patent.4lnor , l
and Ore :!pfng.“ In thht rltnn. J. R. GRAD. ;j
. ~ ..
TUC eubscrlber is ptrpur ;l lo.execute order" Itir
the above mentioned Sprin g } . I hey are deridedli r .
the ben ankle ever offend i yi the pith liz , being re.,
makable for W
r 'O:city anal durability, For sale,!,
wholesale and tem% at,..nknow, ylimatirst .
Iron and IlardS/ ail' iflOre, ce aim Ettreet,
Opposite tow"' Bank, Poitsville.t
• . • Übtf
Match' t. 165.4
THE AMERICAN EMIGRANTS' FRIEND SO-iii
CIETV IN the only incorporated Institetlon in the `I
Stale of Pennsylvania 'for chi.-protection of' onti
t,
I
gran. Alt orders for amines. Miners. and I . tbur-3 ,
ere on Public Works; rowprly attended' toe . 1 , 1
AY At rangetieste tan d ibe made with us by Comps-p+
nles to Import soy kit of bands direct from Eor; - 1
land,' reland and Cie railkilV, 1,-,
es ONLY OFtICE of pie Society, i bumf SPRUCEH
!ii
MM. They employ good workmen. and their eua•t;:'
Comers may tbrrelbre be Vile of vaillallfiotV
Also ChMelte gloss sea aloe white
led In the hen style of workmanship. Graining try ,
ail their varieties. stained and. ename Prti Amery`
ran giatia of every vatic!), of style and culor,sultabti:i
for courehe vepilbules.ke., for sale by the subsoil
Ow l et ily kP. NAGLE. 0
1 4 /ieuitil Sweet, one door above Mollie,;
We Me, April. S. 1e54. I I-6m
- G. w. RIDGWAY & GO
DEALERS IN OILS,
FOII MIN ERS.I.LICHINisTS sad fiIiNUFACTU.c
Bose, No 30 N. WiIatIVEsLPHII•AIrA'
13- Orders recel7l4 byil, A. 61vOSE,Puttsvike •
pprli /17* /34? ,
•
PUB4ISHEIY:rinTRII - MORNING. BY ;IfEgJA.MIN . BANNAN4:-:P, 0,-TTSIT. ILLE,‘SOHLTLICILL .COU.N - TY, -P l ,-ENNSY.LVANIA
. _
rannoatraoiis
OR COMPOUND IRON PAINT
Zinc Paints;
PHILADELPHIA.
IIT.ORl•fl (TUN,
it I'.r 312,kr1 and-titcond
Si. (TULIN,
Dpniers
DOLLARD.
NOTICE TO I ALL WHO ratitO
LAAORERs. ' -
COAiVON. W 1 •y.
ltb3m I.
QI PAPMUNG::i
, •
b the public that
orders in their filne !".
the roort reabormWe'
MMEMiItI
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i wit*. irActi rov T O •.neger ?HS Dowry; or iiir TAUT% 4Nro BRiia oirr FROM TO CAVIIIINS 01" MOUNTAINS. =MLA WIIWN 411.1„i:Gart STRENGTO TO On nicips AND sutuiv; ALI: Niiisix ro butt. uselialln Pt.r.astlic—vr. Jomap:.
.. •
DRY: GOODS. &c
...- •
~i ..:, J. sTwansair ampsnr,
..:.„
r.- 'A T 'al Itiotth Ileiond street, below Callow( .
ti 4 AMR, Philadelphia- 1m on band a splendid i •
~:„. aaaottment of Velaet„Tapeatry, artmeta.lbleel
~:n ply, ingrain, amt Vanitian carpets • berldeal 2
!: &metric, Canton anti Cocoa matting, window;
q-, i sbadep . door mate, door and table 01l cloths,: et
? L'''' :ma cods. licacill 111% &c, .. &Intim Pasta, id --
, L..
.; , 1 I tda o th er Store. rotner of AM and llptlag Car- , ,•;
E.' deao tem. under the ' aprlog fiardan noose— 1 7
l . ( Wholesale and Retail,
ti ; Phila..adarcb la, 104
Pi----
I •• • New c4rpelluge,
bEATLY'd pid Bland, turner at Venue
4 - .Tlt. and Nolufeittan areas, PoturUle.
quip'l 3 ply rarpetlnge.4, Floor Oil (loth*.
"
. Ingrain . : I
Table:
',Atenithisi d.. 'While Mailing.
Ong ' 40 4 . I - Lhar do ,
;Nal, do I Boot Nitta.
Moo afultatyartwealut Window rgapgisk plth
L',Vistureseuruptere• '
kb .mored tratitaeb's.4 : Buff Linen Shades,
I . l , ratered - hloreene. '4 '4 I Traalpate ai Au
And embroidered 'muslin BliadeN.
[F. hilt bleatty having made arrangements w i th the
yuocipal nianoiactairera for a (Janata= supply of It o ,
arwrat desitas in esepetlng arr ;1. iberebv enabled
:to °fret to Ibe public * choler 9,1013111011 t et the above
4.'g o udy ot euperlor +Nudity, nodal the lbareet city pri
er'. •
A0112.11b5.3. f • 14-tf
ELM
-IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
M l Etistliti.iill.l.lcMAH A. CHAMBERS avail theto•
selves of this methhd of return lug Melt Pioreii
thani.r t., their friends sod the Wilk generally fur
Hie very 'ltem patronage hest/awed upon them, and
beg leave to aoliounre that they are sow prepared 111
.offer to the public the balance of their Spring and
Goods, at atremendoum seemly e , in order to
make room for one Of the largest and mod koutei
stork of gslipoods ever brought to this place.
They tisvP..also Un hand a splendid new stork
bought within the latt Week, now open and ready for
Ineperuon,areztreuiely low prices, defying
to the cl.oieeln styles cud quality bring fully
determined 10 accuratilate no old sloth, but sell at
i :e4 I....iiatire quirk:rash sales, while Hoods are
new and fteeht and this being the season of pr4iar•
lye livritg In other class goods, buyers w 11l And
I greatly to their advantage in give them a rail be
ore pillerlo l l.l ettleiiyhele.
Alle1”1 i 3, 111b3. Tt-tf, , •
•
EZEI
'OUR COUNTRY -IS SAFE!
toINCE the sitha . criliershave opened,at 'their Store
OfoordoorsibovethePostallnire,anentirenewstork
of Goode, purchased lir New Turk, at Cash Frices,en.
'abhor; thvo, In sell faraper than any afar Stio7 . llll tar
c..btav / Their stock 01.11lala In parj. of
11113, Ii and FahryTtresa illiks,
Moufielitt de Laines; 'at 8 cts.und upwards,
- .
Thlbet and French Serinues, -
,
('sherd Cloths,all sliadesand qualities, .•
' • plank Alpacas,
.; . . I
• l•tatit and figured colored Alpacas ,sa 121 ets.
and upward.,
• A fir.e alroorttuent rif Calico ,
Bleached and Unbleached lidualins,
Frautielst all colors and quplitles,
Liiveys, Cherlia,'. : ,
. A Inrgr tesvutllniinl . 4 :Mau im; • ' . •
lloalery, Wouletil Mantels, Clothe, Sal hieing,
''• Floor and Table nil Clutha, k,. okr.
Togo her trltti a at !trill anantlEneul of Goods to•
plea:J..lhr faun y Mida.till life u ants of the t unintunl
iv . Ako, a large mocklif strgarn, froht sto II emits,
.C..tTee,,l:ri•en tandittac kTeaa,veiy cheap. w ithevery
vartray of nneensware and Glassware, at prices low
er than they can be bought elsewhere. They will he,
happy, at minutes, to slniw their goods. free dream.
Plehae give them p rall.:. . •
..
t.s. copal v Ekletaisitli will fipd It to *thrit :Wyatt:
. .
Inge to C4ll and C.Kaniine tbw new itionAs. . .
rKY & 14110ITZ. .
. .
011.115.1853. ~ ' ' • it-if '.
.-' MANUFACTURES :
l'iruulur. Saw 111111 s
• AN D AIII.L IYRIGII'rING.
l. NnE rlubscriberhaa 'Made arraugementa bt fur-
Piton at shat atitkr , CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
Dr the Most opproVed kind, as cheap as They rah be
got from the tuanufartnrer. These are about 93 per
rent. cheaper Irish those in general ueer in•the
petpioitally attend to putting up
11 ilk al all kink, • 11. 141'RAIltl11.
Feb. 18,1531 •i
' _ _ ENVELOPES, • •
•
• DIE SINKING:awI ENGRA VING
TA lEA .lirtr staaupell with burinesa
Leardr, Holutroathir Enveloprn, crlLacaled and
pi Papr t 13##e for !Docent and puffing up Ear
dru Plower sreds, 'Orb jptitarit direttionn, at
coLDERT'S rattrlcipe Manufactory and Printing
Etdaittlanntrnt, t.S. SOUTH FOURTH 91'., PHILA
DELPHIA.
N. ti.—Oidera Wllttp f iirlirered by Expiry', .ir as
pre agreement.
March IL 11954 *. ' 10. Gm
MOUOOOO VACTOBV.
Lu WI?re,n,P,IPIENI vil
,.n Ramona
roTh , siiiLLE. - •
The' tiaidereignid 'iespearally inforinv )be costa
more of the above well known establlehment.that
he sv ill ronlinaae the ItIANINFACTAIRE; oCaII ks.a. of
MOROCCO,
litgans. French sornoceo, Shoe. Het &
book illatlitoss, Fmk' Lining 4; Ste.. and willcon
;stani4 'general suotunent of ail
'kinds oi
. LEATHER,.
Ciak.Tfitined,and Red Sole !Alitlief.
ter Kips-, French and Clt7 Caif Shine,
Minors', : Upper Leather,
And a viiriety of Shoe :t indinga, each a. Threaiti,
Nails Pego.cisalps; ot which will be
*ril.l tit ihe LOWEST CASH PRICErS.
JOHN L. MINNIG.
MEI
Cr MI Mandli4 giant, Ruch at Elbeep, Goat, imerg
, and alma sianw,talarn it(a.marbangefor Leather
at tlat nigLett umiak pactm, phi Ins In (Vann .
• Pc.ttavule. Ore. ItlyM. 414,11.
Frit E. tow über annou nets 'to his
frir-nda and the 'phials that he has /
nasJe a eansidetshleaddition to tall Hook "••••
nde ry, and has procuredv Hook Binder
tidin Late (lithe bettriiiiitlenes hi .
delphiv, acqualrited*lttutbe Ise,st aryl, of lilndine,
and tvlau will rurn4dia his work far superior tovoy
a mpg h,leirdure produced in Pottsville. Hoots braind
lit'sny, style of Litoo4,etib.T Pt/10 or an full gift
Turkey Morocco. •
Hiona Rooks paged or pilaio, made tu akyliattera.
aim; pi toed drill 1,11011 it piker* •Iu Mr ti lbStl lb the
city. .
.
boOnd Ow P4p•t roiled to
eatterii to, BANNAN.
aMIMI
ALL, who tvaot s Aici of I lie teal Cowan & Co.
(nuke elimild be particular to notice the'giatupg.
'a• there are t aciong Lounterfette and intitationg
stamped Collins' and libelled mach likr outs, which
Are fraudulently said in come pine or the I;nited ‘
rhateg as our manufacture.. They afri made in differ
ent parteof the country by V4llOllll ale•makers, and
tin-generally 01 very inferior quality. The genuine
Coition a leg, whictinaVe: acquired each an extenalve
reputation, are inv4tiaibly etamped "'COLLINS &
CO. ARTFOItO,"i and each axe hag a printed label
with lay signature. I IL It now meire than Twesrv-
Eivc rEA Rif Pince W e conunenced the tit:llllnm with
the stamp or "Coiling & Co., Hartford." and I do not
know ofany her ate-makvc by the name breading
n Inc Untied Staled. HAM. W. COLLINS.
BE
Ailuivt 20. 1t63. 1
PORT .CARSON
•
• 'SOAP A•PLOGii4VDLE FACTORY.
7 J 111. subderiher inncittnces to the public that be
innunfactmes all kinds of Soap and Candles at
.his Factory, in furl Carbon, Schuylkill County;
which tin will warrant to bit equal in quality to
any obuined atisuid. and at lower pt Ices lillll
aiwi
hr articled can he Purchased in Philadelphia o r eh/fi
nites..
The highest mark!st ptie fur tallow wilt unpaid Iu
rail) at hint Vacuity.
, • IiENRY GUITERMAN.
Ort6ber 44.1953. x.. 43-1 y
COACH MAKER'S REMOVAL.
Ttfl IIRdCRIUER HAVING FIT
. : test upone of the largest Coach rlhops
in the State. In Coal etreet.Pottsville,
l'a.. nett 144.11. Adams& Co.... Screen
Factory,' where Ilia facilities for notaufactutlng all
kind."( Cafflagesand Light Waggon. cannot he MU
pa,,ed— being a practical Atechanic..and having a
nu inhern year~' eaperientein the buoilnesc, he hopes
to give ceireral,satislaction.
AU tan bi of carriages and Light Wagons kept on
Also,secontl-handWagonaote.
All repairs • gently dupe Oltlera (rem a .listante
promptly attended to.
• ' WISTAIt A. KIRK.
Imre 5.184. - •• Vi-if • •
PL win:aria E S TABLISHMENT.
reapectfully announees to the
Hz public that he has purchased the entire mock of
ehr lute firm of idoreMn & hickinson.alla rounds
arry log on the Plumbing business in all its branches
1 at the old Stund under the Pottsville House ' where
9 he hopes, by elletitiutiltr business, he maybeableto
mcrit a share of the public patronage, Ile will guar
antee his work lu be as 'pod. and it will be done on
se reasonable tettne.3s rile be done elsewhere.'
ff. DIcIEMPION-
August 27 IPS3.; 534.
mite undersigned are now prepared to fi ll all or'
2. dere for their new and superior article of Screens
Their screens are woven Om and with regularatesh- -
. cs;without subjecting the wire to the destructive
process of timpani, and of course pormesses a much
grimier degree of strength and durability, than any
article before offered to :the public. ripeciroens of
the work can at all times be seen at the Hardware
Store of Eiterly, cbrnsr of Market and Centre
litreets. • ' r.STEDIV & ACHUYLER,
her. 24, 11113. • SW
Bt.lief R41#4 , .. 4 4,t0ttian street ,Patta *Orr, Penner
• Plutribling Shop.
T]AeCIINSTANTLY ON HAND A SUPPLY OF
.1 I. Hit eizea of Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. Block Tin
Bath Tube, ribose*, Baths, Hydrant*. Bole, Double
and Hinkle AitiorPump* and Water CI
kindsorlirasa Cock* for water and steam, Brass Oil
Cups. and Globes fur Engines. All kinds of Capper
Work and Plunibibadone Int he neatest uranuerat
the shortest notice:
Caabpaidfoeold B aLead,.
Pottsville. Oct. Id. 3850. ' •
Stare No, 2y North, THIRD St., Phitaftphiii
Moeoccip 111ANUFACTImat 8 . c a m els , lm
portrys, Commit:lan sed_general !Ambit Bost
beta, vithellesale arid fiet4ll. Ilia wysetory at 15 Ma
n 81 met, Plqtadelpsta.
July 1V.1833. .
pitttiTZD WINDOW SIJADIAS st 40gte.
—Juei received. nevi end neat style* of related
1.140 w srAdev , , Si 40 gent" r4r A, 0 tardo•wilb
nagases and opyratd* 0/14/J.la/sleeps
hoonet. Vex-and Plata patter/Ai, elobtacing sthe'
Uteri a„d moot fashionable *isles to use. For ale
wholeeale And genii by, 11. DANNAII.
- April 8, ISM,'
IISTR_WcW. I VIM, um ber One lot of Sara
lfeso _ Kolotk?p, for solo law, COw sad look
ot MOIL WM. liftikDre
*tip of Ma' 111 g "tchp oPPISKINWthIitra 111 ° 1 0,
xiy D I M. • 1114
LAND', - POTTSVILLE ex.K.N.....g:i4-,14
I=
BOOK BINDERY
PICILII-D!
WLEEI COM. SCREENS
NiaWRADVS
. imitinura
FR ITZ 4 HF.N LiR
''R !
PRIVATE SALES.
. <
I :FOB SALA
,500'000 FEET OF LUMBER.
,
PIJE . undfragne4,Dereby offer fee sale a taste
quaaihy di PINK end HEMLOCK PLANK sod
BOARD& tallith aka"; well manufactured and are
about half tl mile tryytt the Cattawlasa, Willianutpott
aud.Ctie Railroad, °knit Hank of the little Calla
wire* Creek. Id wilco from Pottavtile. A porta,'
of the Pine liralaAior panel watt and all of the
Ille la InforA , a f the beet quality . of While Illeadnek,—
The leagtha.vary Ittnit 10 to 30 feel, au4 the whale is
as goad atoms catthe baud is Cattawisaa Valley.
It he raretata piled ad, and will be sold to one lot
or lots to sult4erchaaers. For particulars. apply to
• A. MALCOLM 4 CO.. Cauaw ties.
or to A. A. KENNEDY. Cattawisan
Nnvittnbeilit.lBsl%;... • z . 47-tt
FARM MI-SAILII.
ti•Nfi tandermigto4 .'bifers fui side rhirip, and' On
I reasonable terms his farm tonstrting of 04 setts
nearly all uhdercultiVition. Heavy eropsorwli t ifet
.grain ate irk the grotthil. The improvements consist
-0! owe' (bud double :tbure,
.in good repose, another.
good desalting lianas Arad our good train and order Outbuilding's. The ::'ipoperly is busied in Blythe
tostriship.and vas orpobally "limed by lie. Baler.
, TitTla I 11l Hobe Ovide.4 to snit in. puretersers
jesitedi i JOAN WANSTALL.
N. sturk,:couslaiing ui 25 head of Cart's,
hogs le., ie., wilt Ir .ns4 immediately, at private
able Do application ii " ' ' ,
Jau. to, 1854. ' 4.11
l'Ott SALE• j
-A' new *IRE h TORY BR 141 K 110 USE.
ripnc suldwilher olTers at Private Wile, on the mart
reasonalle terms;- bin vett three-story MUCK
1 - 10Urli4 in - alerond elltert, a few &mid
above' Market, immediately beside the lat Mat boatel
Church. This linehtillding It jaw. tom.
'dried, and Ins inn 'v'et been nerd. It /
large. lightand 'Lai: has all the, ennieni
mites that a houseterper would dreier,
and is loraied in a pltionot and chivied! •
eat part of the towa,There is a nrierr.fail•
welt of eteellant water In the 'tells' —a very
Important conrilderallan la the present .
.
• TeliMS—.one.tourth rash. and the balance to gull
t he purrharter..p,tosided only It be ptopetty .reared
ALSO. Filar Frans dwellings on Callon bill tit
itemedistrty In the.'rear or the new Mick. above
mentionrd., There are likewise dratiable properties.
They ran lie had on the same easy (p ile , •
a) The whole will be sold low.
N. IL—Titles clear :nod indiapulatAr.
L. womci.spinirr.
Opposite Eldscupal chute b, Centre Ht., Pottssiiir.
' • bee. 31. t 5.53 aft:if
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN rows-
VILLRIAT PEIVATE 8,41,11'. CHEAP,.
. „
, The Sub'scrtber Otters at Private &dealt that tract
of Land add hitildinglotS7 known as the -" Carbon
Hill" or "Noung'S:11111" property in the Porough
of Pousitille, mar orditig from the River Schitylkill
Oboes, Me l l:titer's:. :Brewery to the Port Otrchon
road, bein g about 2st) yards in width and I . ollinknmg
tto acres, more or Iris. This property.may to .hid
to be invahlable, not Only for the purposes ot
bud
sfing,hesttit'toaaoll'eging the best locality the
Borough, on which vii evert suitable Water Works
fur supplying the toWn wilh water. Apply at his
office r corm's Coat Callowhill Streets.
-•GEORGE \V: SNYDER. •
.
August 27.1E62..
354
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
• •
r 'IIE
SubSeriber offers to sell at Provute ti.ste the
fullowingdescria.d Real Estate, upon reasonable
leans; t '
No. I. 'nisi undivnleil one-balfinterest of atlthose
three traits: of Inntlinittlaie is Branch and trenlolll
were surveyed
in Jannary'il:o4 on Warrants to John Otto,
Prier Fillip/ and John' Kidd. The 'lathy'.
ded one-half int/Wit - 14 In the above LOWS
amounts 1.46.59 acres. The land is well
wedded with timber : Suitable for railroad
sills and Maps. :* '
No. 2. ADO/at certain tot of ground ;home in hid
Borough of sett - 6001i Haven, upon tvlilkh is erectee
a large three-story Brick Dwet tine, and alt necessary
out-buildings. Thiaproperty is now occupied by Dr
Lewis Hover. To -any tine desirous of practicing
medicine In Istrbuyikilllllyea, an opportunity is now
offered to *reline a coutfoitable haliselitoll Oaten rat el y
tube met whin.
N 0.3. All'iltaitereafft lota ground situate in Port
carbon, bounded and described as follows:—Begin
ning at a priAt on tlie . aouth side of Pottsville Street,
at a corner:,` of the Itit belonging to Henry Porter,
thence by the sank.. south , twenty-four and 'a half
, cast one hundred feet to a poet, thence north sixty,
five and onellialfeasEfilly feet tit a post, thence north
twenty-foliel, and One ijialr west one hundred fret to
-Pottsville etreet, thehte by the same south Sixty-five
and unr , slialt weal Oil feet to the 'place of begihnins.
NO. 4. A Tract antra rate tlmberland,containing
215 acres, Situate Schuylkill Township, about
three miles hick of Tuicarora. in LOCUST Valley.
BiErcingit cLvbeen,
Office in Centre Street, Pottsville; directly titillaalle
the Episcopal Chureft. Bit story. •
itept,S,la33. • 3ti -I
IRON, &c.
IRON -AND STEEL. -
DECOU AND 1111DDLETO N,
nd D5.11:64 hi IRON and STEEL,
WO. 13, N nth WO' titirrit., above Market,
delptild. A ge . itigal.., - ..tartintii constantly gn
hand.
.Ptlila., Matt li Id, .11144. I.ly. '
; •
PtiRTAIII.4 rOttI3EI4 FOR ANIITIIA AND JEW.
4c5 -
;
4VIIS4ViI rti.Ohno•ka and dirt., Plat Aim ril *ha,
rtfrOn. 10 (Falrbank'a patent); Nov'.
.Ity Locki, d.atetiNalle tAnd COlllllO Scako.Gardri.
I.ampitoc.any depth of ; 1N ions of
:44,4 t Griudatuue, drialottl and er tarred ; Mill, eitnig.,
tit, 'lreitkat ' and'llll - dge ktulidtge awe; l ,l
Pipe, Ratua blighting *Wi ne.. are.. at the lisid
sk 61r Stnrioot W. W. KNICIIT,
• ntn, finntt *fa,.
i
April 1!:`, '
No.. 240 MARKG%' St., PIIILADELPHIA.
Railroad Ilay,liPil;anl Farnirra'
In any pact of inn (tinnily. Ly warkinf
and a: allari
.April 8, 104
'PROMS! BRIG HT'S
1 • .
NSW 11AHRW ARE STORE, g
doom! below hinis.'i Rotel, and )
' , aeaviirepinielle the Nl.ue'llank, ' ),
Portsvfile, where will! i. e (amid
- an eseellent!assOrtMgot of ei.`..RDWARE: . '
Coach Trhunaharge„ ... ' !: tPlimi,
. ,
Springs, ! ~ - i
• Fine,Tia ys.,, _ ! ___---
Saddlery, i ' !', :. ilrltavla ware,
litioentakers'lNims, !Assortment, of line Lurks;
Ca tperijime ToOf si ll'able t!utlery.
(Iliad Mad Paint,. ;Pocket Cutlery,
Bar Iron or all' wires, table riPouli". •
Rolled . de.: sio l - . 7 ::iiii , anvils and Vices,
Nails and Spike.,}. • Anmiritnent oilitie Ifltitis,
Railroad Irma nod Nlll. ;Sheet Iron Cruriblea, '
Snittlitoolsi , !Wire„ Tin Plate. ..
Building nsiest' is*, •: • Brass Kettles,
Cast Steel, i,
„:.:,dadhm,..
ss • d
Shear Ntee I; : . !Pans and Boilers,
Arm fillsteri . , r': , Inland!,
AIIIISaws, 1 - ~',. 'Railroad Traces, • '
elthlll-cut tia*•. !- . I Powder And Shed •
Fine Hand-saws. :-.-. i• .
B s B. relents hialhangs to the politic for the pa.-
nonage thegjsiztended totbe late firm of Bright' &
roitond datteue Maisel f that. in his indurldual capa
city. laa willhe able liu deserve and command thlii
continued stippmt by the quality of the goodstie ha p
in store, mitt attention to business, and the low rate
at which he)a determined to sell.
, 7 • GP.OIIOC BRIGHT,
. I eitie tattle firm of Bright & Poll.
Much 27. '022 o .f. - , 12-12
mai
INS ' & itinSiaLß'S
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lARDW ARE and IRON STQRE,
Centee , :Suerl. few dom o al , ove
lllmliek(Easa have, tan
. randy an baud a foil atiantawat
of ; ~.:.
Smith's TWIN. i :%. ' !COO UMW hp,
Building materials: 6: Axles and :ratings,
ShoernakeKsTonie,.:; Table 'Cutlery,
Ede, & Rasta, i''' I • • Pocket Cutlery;
Nails, spikes and Brad% 4irrienter's Toole, • "
Country & Platform Brittania Ware,
Sealer; ; ..I'l lAllen's Revolvers.
Bar and Rolled Iron:Rifir BIIIITTLI.
Flee and Short do ITable and Tea Rotuma,
Cant, Racal' andi Illlirter:Braritand Enathellad gr.!.
Steel,'. ..,,,, ; Ore, If'
Tia,Plate and Sheet Zine,Tane. Boilers' and Tea
Bar, Copper k Khret,Brass , ;Kettles - • '
Pig and Bar Lead , : , - - ReLaY R ailroad Traces.
Castlnesof alldescriallons Railroad Iron and Spiker,
.MI4 X.eut and eirrmlarlilouble and dingte mum.
Sawa. i ';', t de .do do Pistols,
Butcher's Chirypere;clea-Aliot and Game Bags,
Vera and Knives, ';,' 'Polder Flaske,
Anvils and Picrs,.,'",. ' ,RaWder„and Rhin.
Blocks and Tacklerk .Wrier-proof Percussion
Chain Pumpg, • .-., '; Caps.
Iron, Copper anit: itrasaßitle Mountings.
VI Ire, 'I - i.,..!1 . '
_ The Subscribers ry i --
1
trillion of thnpubliad i
ankles of Hardwire
they are deterMio4
out of Philadelphia .r,
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tmeortrOi
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BUrre 41.14,pp0r,
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Lead.
brass Wire;
Nails; •-
•• fibeiqe.
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Anuetito Wile.
Iron do
Copps, I
Tinned Jo
Bpanii i du ,
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Tin
Poldsr;
Opener,
Pig Tin, s
4. Lead,
C:opppe,
eon enppe,r .
Copper giteie„
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4. Tula,
.
nuttnway,!
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For sale it We - l6
VIA retail.; • ..,
ApAIMIONI
3ILIST large:moo' runent of
sleodl6 PerfUmety;Ar.e., (Vow Mounictartee
GfJules Iflinti &ca.. lisnleatt ma others.
An than wbo Mist Jai rainsarry. can At C.
SULU% ilsolvoki4 Vetlety Item .
MIZE
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1854:
F.AIRBANK'S
Pia LhiT
CAGES,
at Their
WARKIMINE,
ME
Ponta tespectntily Invite the. at
-4e beratly,lO the above Arid cont.,'
too numerous to mention, 311
to aril aajo* as any conrrrn
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MMUS !
Forth and Penn - Nes., at t h e
Stare, Reading,
AND DEALERS IN
Rabbit Metal.
' -Crucible,.
- Getman Silver.
Ras* Tublna,
Iton Hammered,
• " Italtidr
Sheet,
• " PHIL:
" Oval,
". Half Round,
" Round to C. lathes.
••
" Flue.
•• Band,
• " Hoop. •
"
Norway Rode,
" Hots* Shims,
Aisle '
angle
Steel Caw,
" Getman, •
Shan,
" Swede Blinn.
-• Soong.
" Monica.
Tined &Una Fin.
" Rivets.
nl. poitible.ptites, wholesale
16.6 m
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A.VSASSINS OF AItiaNSL.S. • ',:
AttISO A •Tlttig AND ARTIMISTIC INRWlltlie Ot
TRR CEREBRA lED FATRTTEtqIIa. ' r4s.
•
Fayetterville in Wastaington c Ar
kansas, is heatitifully situated • int:-
mense plateau of the Ozark mo
with its purling streams, deIkCIOU
pure air, and brilliant Sky, one would stip
pose Ica village fitted to Insture feeling* of
:devotion, visions of poetry, aid dr4truti 01
innocence and Eden. Alas! hat
lads ot its past history should priire
pleasing intereuee• from its thpcigraliliy• an
utter and glaring non le - quitun—lor thelei is
not i'street, or corner, or darif
Its limits, which has out been' the thi.itre if
murder. There is scarcely alpebblelof Old
grey limestone iu its public sitnare, that has
not been more than once reddeneilwilli hug
man blood. • I !-
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Let me daguerreotype the chyle el l legal
ized banditti! Let me pain; them , : the
lite, not ' inert, but, in action ; s.l sass •ilierri
'on that dreadful tiabbaili to 'duly, 1:', C+ . 4
day that will long be rernheretf by the people
of Arkansas, under the awful , - oatriellint the
[ - !h ,
iSabbath of Murders , _ 1. :‘ ~ •, -.
It tit eleven o'clock : Itte ski' is cloctdie ! Sg't
,the sunlight looks - ditritte, lnil a . igentle
fueeze fromille norther - 1i prairies faUS the
warm bosom oldie atmosphere. biutging
balm on its wings and'delictors - coolness 4 .--i-
Almost the whole population if the ehtintry
seems to have turned out to-dry, for ;Yonder
vast court=house in the centre of the{ pudic
square is croivded from floor, toollerf.±.
Hark .! -hear you riot the singing chOrtis cif
hall a thousand vowel :ending up uti high
the solemo, chaunted hymn; a tubule to the
Universal Fattier?'. iikice you mu}', know
it is the Christian's Sabbath ;.and they it,e
the forum as a church toidar.' But they are
not all at church. See the thin. of OP. great
log grocery to the west, and tnly filly-yards
front the place of prayer and praise, ;, - ,atistids
i
wide open, as if n defiant:oat the law and
scorn of God. Gn, enter, still take tiptei of
the scene within. :;- i
That portly mass of flesh'asid bones, IM (a
the small grey eyes, lit with alcunnitig tuttri ,
kit., like two eoalsof fire on the oilv.groond
of his fat face, is William Mck.
,k,llj,..ei,sit-
Mr of the Fayetterville,l3ank.l
siniatt.ir voice, he is dire* tiiig
to do "Me work well and rlwc
ries no weapons. himself ;. ti
than of amazing strength,' he
being a dea6u of the Cumbe
And yet he is the soul !of Yht
clique—he does all their. tit:
politician his intluiMc is .ut
hence the current !proverb in
"As goi.s goes Wa:
ty ; as goes Wasltingtdit coun
State:"
Ilk name was affixed asfth ;
Consiitution, and iiretiied c:
tirst code of laws, tor . digemin !
ceived five thousand &illus.
rich within !firer_ years;mll.l h
with slaves, lies a mile west
Behold that.tall. slender ml
the extreme foppishness of tint
see the ivory hilt of his Lowit
mg through the snowy ruffles
bosom f he is busily engaged r
a double charge iuto the barrel
Deringer pistol : his fingers g
gold rings, tremble nervonsli
with tear, or perhaps it is fro
you ohserve,, his face,is, cons'
ted. Big Tofu %Vagina emit:
terday for insulting a female,
pamons of the clique, wilt avel
to-day. He is Matthew Lee :
Of public monies in .the land Of
of railitta,a lawyer and a du
has acquired a large farm and
„'Rout it is whispered
relations.
„'Routs.
That handsome gentlernat4
the.counter, with suet) a sleep,
'hairer u-•- • .
mutts lastly, in a thick , half di
"Boys, I don't think tt wil l '
be seen among you. Von kn?
preside on your trial."
"Very true," said Bull. '4"uu'liaij heifer
go into the back room, awl tate a cointorta , .-'
ble nap. The sound pit pisulle wia wake .
you in time lin ) diener."-
„. .
Von notire fit small; hooI:-noset. yOuth
ou notice tle ......, moot;-toga...
s , s
in the corner, with that liang.dog, ?Collid
nonce. He is fixing fresh cares oulthe tnbeS
of his revolver. "fhat is Sheriff PleaSanis-f
a mere boy in years,, but a -ri s ionsand years
old in perjury and murder. lia'rk t ; fie; spdaks
In tones of Nilo?, treble •-- 1 1 i s
..Gentlemen, as I ant a swain pee EA
eer, -I'll hang lack et :the °aver, tint help
you if you s get in a hard pinch."' 1 1!
"That is right," said Ball. I I ii ;
Behold another of these twelve apoilles
and missionaries of murder, a! perie4 indult
tato of horselike muieler, his OnoW 41arriped
with the impress of drunkenr ess and despe
ration as with s die. He reels tind, sWag
gers across the flour , with a bandy tlottle ta
one hand and a douhle-barreqed Pita gun in
the other, swain:it , through storrdot ihie.-
cups his flivbrite oath-- , 1 1 • f-I 1.;
"11— . --- and filtyl lhjins; 'II Make their
tails fly up!'' , i• '. _ 1. •;
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This is Sam Sander, Map ; gene a s I Of all
the Arkansas militia, a very auger ties
Man
the
when drunk—that is to say s te4s. : i ; 1
But who that tall, hung y-Iddlyig=j,per
-sonification .of famine; with the Icoili.4e-hke
face, and all his nerves gait ring t itli s the
imagination of the peril afloat to be neurrthl.
'That is the clerk of the district con i, It If.
. Smithson, au arrant coward, hutla eryisup
pie tool, notwithstanding. it
Let us turn next to the Il ree,.b -others—
the. Shelltis, Bill, Alf, and Ripley, i -I`liese
are dweers - ol the grocery, and the Most fa
mous fighters of the clique. Bill; tie eldest,
has already slain-his three v mits ,'. Alf, the
s^cond brother, has killed two ; tad Ri'pley.
the youngest, though Scarcely e gliteen, has
earthed one.' They are all choic sfiecUmeps
of mere physical organization, a krine may
• read the.word "homicide" in thg kirk' i light
of their eyes. They ,literally brisrle !with
weapons of death. See how'silenilanitstdin
they stand; banqueting, as it s Weir; inn visinas
of blood.. :- k, I 1,, lr. ! ;
, _ s
The last three of the dozen need bin a laid
description.. They are also three 'brothers,
the Coulters, slicer tools, ruffians, int !coin
mon stabbers—t he , bullies of th...Ocery.*
Suddenly a new lace appeared'iti, the cii,-
tie, and 11111 hastily asked— ; -••• ,-*
t•Wal Tuttle, did you find Tont i ! . i, tn Vagnou,
and ask him in keeper ' s name to dime and
,
drink friends." 1 •1
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"Hush ! he's corning," said the einutsdry
in a whisper. - ' f 't i '•
. Immediately a ihumping fix,kilep• was
heard approaching, and a young man of gi
gantic formentered the door t. andslilted the
company
. with a bold yet frank co itesi. . A
11 11
genuine. model of the hack woods ' as gene
-
mug as brave,'te turned to-ileeT and;said :
• "Matthew, Sol Tuttle tel in you !want
to drink friends. Pm.willing, provided you.
own you treated the girl shaltbili :''but may
be you didn'tknow she was my sweetheart."
And the hi m Buffalo hunter, ai he was
generally called, held but loihairyl,,hand. •
'Come to the counter," said Leper in a
*hollow voice, "come to die 4 - lounter, dud ,
we'll* all drink." . i ri i
They advanced to', the har,ktad lopleyi
Shelley_filled their glasses. I TOM lWagnon,
unsuspecting, did not obsertle that' Hall and
the Coulters took their stations,' directly be.'
hind him.• 1 1 !
Leeper raiSeu his glass, and at ly hisses
through his teeth— 1' 1 1 1 . ! I
t•llere's a funeral a tosst Id those, : that de..
serve it." '' I l '! : '
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At the same instant thel wago er • totind I
his arms pinioned in the hug of 141 , 1• and the
three Coulters, while' Alt Shelle3 4 stooping I
down grasped him by the leg Leeper
pushed the muzzle of his pistol gainst his
victim's head and pulled the trisgi.r : burfor
the first time it failed to fire: i l ; , 1 '
9;o! for•another cap!" ,ishatited the baf
fled assassin, furlough'. I,
And Mr. Sheriff liletiSanl cooly felt in
his pocket, and presented th mar icrer _w(th
a fresh one. • .
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In the meantime, Wagnon stein?, a thou.
sand chances against him, put Ibi s
strength into' one mighty effort, a a shaking '
off his foes, spraag.out of the iloo ,:'and uNly
ran for his life. • , i i l l ,
Hems the fleetest foot-racer in the Val-
ley of the Mississippi ; but he outdid him
self that day. It was more ilta flying than
running, while the dozen eacMiet 'gave mad
chase in the rear. 'Twenty' patolt; were
fired at bill back.. The sheriff lerrititied a six
barrelled revolver,' and General 4lnders• let
off bis double-barrelled shot, gun.' ,", rot. etc.
coda it was one continuous -imp': "Ballets
auff leadensla . ? flew like `h a i ld -,i( , l e Shot
Idllid a 4191 in to diswitig 7** at tin
e ft
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public well: aaotheripieteed the glass Win
dow of the court-honte, and broke.man's
arm withrn three teet of the minister,•just
reading
on hlitelthte; audio third put mit the eve
of a.ticesobutof its mother, st the
distance of two hundred vards. But TOm
Wsighon still escapo unhurt, and left. his
pursuers far behind.
“Never mind, rll catch him," cried` }tilt
Shelley, as pistol in: hand he unhitched a
horse that happened to he 'in the Way, and
thrust his foot in the 'stirriip to mount.?
But that ink/meat, Ptltu Curry, it brother
uf %Vaguou's, rushed limn the bawl
house, and seizing the !torte's hrtdle, lie
said--
file."
'For God's sake. Shellry, spare Tom's
„Shelley thrust ; his ipistol against,jeurre's
Aide'. and discharged its load of lead'and tire
tato hig hem ! •
The ,14tter, witholit a groan, dropped to
the earth a corpse.
"You, havelulled hint,” cried Lorenzo A.
Pollock, one of Curry's friends, in a •voice of
despair. I
"Ves, and' I kill you." eiClJimed
Shelley. with the distorted countenance of a
demon, as hP unsheathed his howii
and assaulted the unarmed man. whom he
nistantly. hewed : down in his tracks.:
%Vagrant, also, to his ttight,Phad reeoa-
Magi the imiiloring you=r of Curry, an d
turned in tin* to see him tall. . Then, either
distracted by ithi hofrors of his siiitaiion,-
or supposing_ !hat the tiger MOO were al rtaily
suffictehtly gdrgt'd liked, with lie vent tred
to come back and throw himself his
kneeS by, thg dead betty of lit sister's Int,
.band. ;
Fatal to hiint W 34, the act. Riplry Shelley
knocked hieu dun with a fragruent of stone;
and the hutnatt dev ih! Bill, delibet awl) Mkt!
up Its arm• :is be Iny unetue•eiou.l ott the
ground, und plunged the low; glittering blade
up to the hi It in the seat of life. ',
Then iadtlealtt broke on the Sabbath air
t i Wo t•lirieks —two - wtlo, wailing cries 01 un
utterable anguish—as thi3 young wife of
Curry and the beautiful betrothed of Wag
nun hurried titan tiie court-house; where
they bud been attending divine service, and
fell swooning on . the eurpse§ of husband and
!
The sorrow and Irenzied despair of the he
.reaved k itiales liei.,:litened to tittlue,s . the
horrors ut the drama.; That dark-eyed
of the raven tresses, aml the oriencti style
ut beauty, clung as i irwere, iu
mons Cu. the bosom 01 her luvpr. kissed-his
cold lips, and strove ft.) staunch the red cur
rent that was Issuing IMUI his Stile. Sliff
spoke not, she uttered not even a low moan,
Int gazed-with e 1 es, like one oppreised lvitlti
a spectral dream. Alas! to-nn hit
to have been his kirk ! Poor I re n e
Far difreieitt the notion of therother--
that rlgeenlr woman Willi the inagnilictiat
bust,
.the cheek of radiant roses, and .the
large-prhed eves, blue as
,the tints' of the
Southern summer—Margaret Curry. Re
covering twill hersmiden swoon, she knelt
for a moment with otw hand •w tht bleat'
of her husband, and the other nit the neck of
her brother.,; ihen raised her streaming lave
with a look ut unutterable despair, and
shrieked the wild ery ; ',,f the atheist in hi the
vault of Ilea%
tn al sharp,
he athets hoar
ly lieiiar
r,
althOugli
never 111 , 411:1,
land Church.
Favetierv;ille
inking 4 Iv
I lbouudtd, and
• rliansai-4,
hmgtop couir•
y, so &cies
the
• tupilm. to :My
which hr;re-
He haitMwn
farm /tacked
d the
dre4s'ed: in
41 fashioit. You
knife,
ut
antintug !hip
of a superb
itterin4 with
--it nlall
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derably,lacoa 7
tleif him 21e'' . -
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the'Safleont
a trei,ver
ice, a colonel
Hied. lie 'too
many ..laties,
. are NI.: near
"Hope i, a delum;a, !I :
Then stn. hounded, , io her Iret, g,,tve a ran
tic leap towards the triple murdeier, teal
prostrate belore hiw, Nut] exclaimed ju tones
'of terrible entreaty, inexpressibly
like the wail of a itAr.SOl.ll-7-. .
"0, man' of hluad! Shelley' Shelley !
otve me back tity'• husband and ,IMoher
give me faith .and hope onee more, and
will believe That there. Li a (3,4 !" '
'rhea 1 said Mentally, .• 1 would' 014 he
that assas:Fint for the donut-Ikm of - nil the
planets, the diadem of the stars,"
But lie, the unfeeling fiend; laughed:a 14w,
I;ueering chuckle in -her lace, and om; hi!!
!2,..Qrick,attc, m
0,8 1 1.444.xck..e, et4" - tiitteiooc.,!ry ann
drink ! Three rascals are dead, and' our
emmter shall be free for a week'."
niogagainsl.
look•e7 - •
• :rel'
irunkettro4:e':
rdo for I , me, tc,
tv I'll Lave to
Aud the chque Their satellites joiu
ed iii u mad spree that laF.tod ua tit:. next
1110113111 g.
to the,utean time the people appeared ah
so:utely stupefied. Th.•t eiiileeted iu
kinking, sadly •tutu ti:ieti other's laces, tet
warreiv daring to whisper their ilisapprohir
lion of the damning. deed, and taking no
steps to arrest the assassius, - ,whose drunken ,
shoots revqh:?rated :firoullibut the
If the truth Intuit be told, the ettizens tvere
concerned for their nien persouril
They knew that within that grocery were
itveuty-five thorcitielt;ileqerailoe., and more
than a hundred loaded musket,.,
The clique had friends, too, in the . snutli
ern divisidu of the etiunty, whet.. the' Cane
Hill
. LynChers, under Captain .Mark
had only live days previously, 111;119 ' :t
. x meu
on the same gallows tree. The
.conscions
ness of these tarts httor , like El mountain id
iron on the hearts of Ithe bewildered pe6ple,
paralyzing all their energies, and (Hiring'
their lips to silence.
There was an:exception; however; hi
singular slate of terror—an, exeeption'that
manifested itself, in strange way. There
had recently settled in Fayetterville, a . yottng
attorney by the i r danle. of Albert Willis; as
might beread_on the, small sign-board hung
before the dour 61 his humble office; aintou
one then; k6ew; _Or: cared to, knoW yri o rc.
.about the unpretending stranger, who, with
his wife and one little babe, lived 111 poor
style and in utter l seelusion. lily tat never
darkened the entrance of the, grocery.: ,
voice never Riuntfeil lin the broilq of the gam
ing table; he Helier attended the balk or
clittfches of ilte':v t
But he might often he seen wandering at
the evening hour, with au open volume
his hand, his gaze alternately glancing trout •
its leaves to the we , ::teru sky, as if dividing
his attention betwixt the thoughts of the im
mortal dead and the; works of ever living na
ture. it was reported, also, that the;haccha
nals; as they re'eled home near the morning
hour,- always saw.tke rays of a candle twin k
hog from the Wiuthity of his study.. Indeed,
Ball had - oracularlV pronounced him 4:1 crazy
student,' though 1;4 could divine what a stu
dent was.
During the -Ibrention of that Sabbath of
murder, the 'y'ourig, - lawyer had !ken out
gathering specitnens of tanath. and Was re
turn across public square at : the in
stant the affraylcummenced. .11'e stopped as
if thunder-struck, the flowers falling front
his hand, and stood fixed as n - sta toe:. till the
denouement of dui tragedy ; and then, as
he beheld the aSsasSing - burry away; to the
grocery, and Witueised the unaccountable
fear and stuperlactiou of the inultittide, his
Him lips writhed into ii . ittange smile. lie
approached t het largest group knotted - around
the corpses, and began to lecture in a
shit of conversational speech, and more ex
traurdmary still, the burden of his remarks
was a justification of the murderers.
I am astotnahedi m r friends,"—such was
the substanceof his -address--'1 am truly as
tonished' at your an an ocesSion so
glorious as the present.' Vow leadeis, the
excellent chiefs and 'political fattier:4 of your
country, men elevatthl to high. office by your
votes, and enriehed bir your taxes, have mer
cifully seen-fit to kill only three men;' when
they had the power and right to kill You all.
And yet you do not 'thank them !: Von. peal
no loud huzzas ; you up not even , follow
them to' the grocery', although the rum is
run free for a whole week' Are you lost to
gratitude and all sense ol4shaine, or do you
dare to think they have done -wrong 4y. Can
you be such idiots as to (teeth it a crime to
slay poor men ? Did they not have sufficient.
reason to do it? &Common hunter, dressed
in leather, had the presumption to echastisa
one of-those rich-rotted gentlemen
nog his affianeed hit& ! ; What right had'n
hunter to suck a beautiful girl ? All beaus.
fn! women ought at be mistresses for your
officers and politicians! And then you-forget
the himor ;waning; to your country, by the
perpetration of such brave deeds ! 'The pub-,
Itc papers will cirenlate the story' over the
civilized world, and thus it Will read :
GREAT ACRIEVESIiNT AT FAVETTERVILLE!
Oue lovely .atilritth in July, while they.
:were worshipping Gcd in their church, their
;bank officers, their race .offrers, and their
. districbjudge,.Stri% down with piitols - find
;hewed to peck with knives, three of their;
brethren ;, and they; the aloreutid citizens;
viewed the act in.eilenre! they did nor move
to arrest theirgetant Leaders—they were Mc)
grateful for 'the exemption of their own
predious lives:!' . .
The voice co the speaker was 'dame—
low, but Musical, and piercing ass trumpet;
and had he exhausted imagination :for means
to arouse the deep!: indignation of the pupil.
lar aottl and heart,: he could not :have cert
. coved any Wes fitted to the end:thati. that
feigned lastiOcatioo: At Its cloie there
;welled
.up a Impe bilt.atippreptd maim r,
ADVERTIS.I.I.IR;;
1111
.. ,
like, the commingled growl, Irani -a menage.,
'le of wild beasts. i Let i.! barn Out.in nit ill
erelL secrecy—the 'hiaflagririuni " will 11182 e
another day! As for'.'..the artitletit, he picked
up lit botanical specimens. run* coolly on
'his heel, and pursued: is coarseihomewards..
Early the out Anoriting - th e - 4oroner's iti;
.quest sat over the dead bodief,-ijand the tit,
,mgr .having ffoltryi . ..On 'lite win'gs`a - tribe wind..
a thousand ,were in lattendance oh the exami-,
nation., By a praclicb prevaleni in Arbil
ias, attorneVs
00 : 15 : * te al iy lo w t . v ea e l il itl t: a a j ppea pow r
e in .
either Side. AireVeni do2en - Were engaged
for the assassiiis'.. T he. gold oil the clique:
had already houghtl uP all `lot and that
ando they. niell t v h i l o at e i r se g 1
Willisl I
iol:ttu:: pride
ts i :I I 1 :: i i t 1 :170 11 ft i t : : r ,
0 t1 1 : 1 :4 1 b;nrd
and
y it e s e iii t T e n f: w tahse present. stnde t Al
bertlem nearthe head of the erapse that had keen
Julia Corry, With to areas palled as the clay
,beside ikkal, while ii *ettliar unite - writhed
`flke a serpent ,on his I netble tip.', -
He did not speak] or,move on4 , e dirtier! the'
examinatiju'otwithelures: . hut.; when .4.3 ea;
Sauti'ders tame, - big 'With . .hois4erous appeal
to the jury, Willis tiesi Ins purring glance
ou the countenance . ill. the ruffian lawyer
.as
if he wnuld look iiiin b i ihrougli. 1-Four others
in succession thundered their.. anathem's.,
over the victims, while. Bill lihelley stood
mar nodding hi upProbation of their Litter
eloquence. . ' ' : - .!.q. ~.• •
the coroner was then in, riteket of 'ob.
Initturgthe case to the sivorn itiquept, when
a clear ridging, voieithrilled-likti a iirumotta,
to judgment throtr,gh 4veri,t ear'ispd , heart
May it please thehoourabfe!court of in . -
9110 , 4,1 have word ','to say against these
'dealers is wholesale Murder . r! ,
The eireet was electrical; 'agititting, awful.
Merl leaped to their feet by • thotens ; others
started and treuthled th Ilium! terror; bravos
dun:tied tom vtilsiVely:.their ttag4rs, and wild
hunters sprung, the, triggers of illieir trusty
iffles. Had the trunip ot the archangel awn - -
,ded its last OA thenktonishment could not
~liave•beett greater. 17t was the itrauger, the
1 1 pale stiident, - . the forimiten laiyer, Albert
Willis, who had uttered the dialog sentene,
and he followed it
,up with a 'isplendur of
diction, furce - of unausiverabl4 logic, and a'
burning velieMenertiMuyeeirveuelt as never
betOre.or since were Weald in tint:backwoods.
• lir his word-pictut,eS the yeryitleatfseeMed*
to I iirttagaio, causing the living to shudder
as if the very' air itself Were .kopled with
sheeted glio,ts.' At one point 'hi realized the
summit of the sublinte. It Was when he
mustered MI his energies for a final burst of
thunder into the soils of the asi,isi.ins. The
appeal was as the shtick of an eirthilutike.----
Evert 1.1111 Shelley, shrunk from I it, covering
his race with his hands like one blasted by a
thtsh el lightning. And the great multitude;
totally.plireried with rage, tittered a,wthl
.1t.)1.11 • I i .
. f .
"Tear the - murderers in p i e c e ' s ! Mood tor
bkied-! Down with! the Clittue'ooyratits'!"
-'i't; the grocery, 'cirsett Ball, lna the a,sas•
sin , fled for lite. f . i'. - :r
. They entered th it.: fortress. barred their
-door,. and window ; and, prmrtidetl, t weuty
five tothkets, beloro the . crowd we're all
aware Milieu escape,. Bill : . Shelle,v,' being ,
keeper of the public arsenal at OiyettersVille,.
had , prevunisly stocked, his grocery with
timg, iituittuni!ioti . tind provided each Wall
Wifil port holes. 1,:.., :1: ' ' 1
' 1 f
.
The people .showett a dispotption to as.
saint anti carry the place - by.stown. Let-were
.dissuaded by Albert Willis, Mat had. one
brief hour become the, general idol andiora
cle. lie atfv ised ' theobitervanit'e of, order,
and a - scrupulowi regard tor - theiatithority of
the law. • Shalt it prove well or.ill fur Mm
that the counsel was tullowed ?.1
. .
In the meantime. si l •seene w et s decurriug
Within•the - grocery fort,desifnetVio secure the
guilt' from the grawil violet& ju==i=ce. -
The assassitili were giving ' - ill'eniselifes - up
to the mercy of Judge Huge,' thim in a state
of partial intoxication, who ailinitted them
.:The fact b ee ' wn ' i -- n - - 0 - 1:"... thodi•and dollars.
the multitude to finesii,.°2 l vn., Win excited.
the United States. arsenal - , took
_out and
loaded two cannOns, and. plaCedlliein, Within
two hundred yards of Shelley , 4 - grocery.—
Ii needed but . the .toueli of d_ stark to have
ploWo the trail fortress into etorns, and hurl
eft its Murderous garrison into the dark grave
of their numerous victims, • : t • •
lint once inore!yohng Willii interposed,
anti prevailed on the people to Wait patiently
the results of .a final trial befOre the bar of
the next district itouri'l,lndertialtly the from
icides that day owed their liveslio him. But
will they thank him frit the undeserved boon?
We :hallsoun see. il * f i'i 4-
At sun set thersariti4vehing *husband and
lather Minh( hair. been-seen parting _wit h
_, ,
his wife and child— 2.• - ,-;. •
I go, dearest." said hi; . ."to;he absent for,
a week. Were Ito remain ha, e now , my
ir
enemies, in the first lury of th e ir pissioa,
might proioke me to a peso '
al' difficulty,
which I am auxiaik for. nialpy. reasons to
avoid. Before !feint-a:ley
it'
have time
lot reflection, and carinotlail t' perceive the
lolly of curilier.lesia4rdviolence."
"UT. my Albert,' , ', renionstiated a proud
faced magnificent Wino* with. intensely
'black eyes, ~..will they not Eby yen ate a
1 coward for leaving pi this e,lisikr:. - '
"I would rather fie called al - entiattl than
actually ben timiride," replied thechusband ,
unni rtifolly, I.r- . i J . . .
i
• "lint," persisted the. wife. I'May . not the"
ruffians nten , e: t he'll:selves on ;,,tne and yrair
i,
innocent bab ?" 't • . '•. 1 . --
"Nonsense, Mary'," replied !.titing - Willis,
with a smile, "that would be :in act beneath
the meanest of devil." . I .
"Well," cejoined Mary, see ug all her ar
milnents unavailitio' "kiss us good by, anti
~,
•be stire vuti come balk inn VI k."
Then there were tears - and i'ender embra
ces, and the little . child's lip =mingled with
those of It - s pa ren ts ; and then ihe father sud
denly vaulted tufo the tf . saddle d shot away
over the prairie ivitfi - the speet of an arrow,-
as it he were ende.aVeningsto e ape ;from the
spectre of some gloomy thought. : '• •
! lie took aim road tn the Olitiokee country, '
intending to visit Fort Gibson, - and prefer
charges against Bill Shelley; as keeper of the
arsenal at Fayetterville, in order to procure
his removal ; and i t ;e. made the utmost Ithste
fearing that doine :emissary !!af the - clique
would anticipate him and prejudice the ear
'of (hi): Arbuckle. ilut phis trOnd was ill at
ease, the parting ,vords of .!his beautiful
Mary—. - - • . ,
- "May they n. 4 . mierree-theinsel yes on me
and your innocent Meths z" rung like. a knell
from eternity through. his. fei,'erish, brain.—
At midnight lie gauged "to drirtk,ol. a. crystal
spring tin the lediah -line,' thirty miles be
yond Fayetterville. -
lie stooped down and imbibed a copious
draugliclaid hived his • huroiOg brow ; but
when lie raised hisliead .he , s ood transfixed
with horror. A loty; ' hurtlin' tnurmur,-. as
of busy,wings EOUCI . Oed in theiair above bun.
lle looked and a fiery, Minitious vapor,'ihe
sire and figure of a goffin was: floating along
the air. - Did imagination,paintlhe rest.? or
.was it a upere•tiptieal illu.Sion; engendered by
- the wild heat:of thri'br.iin : 'oribtive, the spa
its orthe dead at Miles --truly the. power to
flash their pale factis before die living eyes ?
These [are problerhs which #very , one will
solve foillhemselveS. . But-the young attot
ney.saw or thoughr, he saw .att awful group.
gathered around that coffin ofifire as it float
ed away i nto eternity. Therf was Woven
with Ills gioardietatiftwesiall'Obtorted by the
death agony, ; .indl,PollcKilc, ith • that pale
smile whiclfCommOly chara, terizes corpses
perishing by gnu shots. ." • : ', .
charm
But who were these in' thevery. jeatalre of
the ghostly - circlet-those .wi, h their, facts
. baptized in dotted blood ? qnuld he credit
his eyes that witnessed the appalling terror t
ilts Mary and her ktabe Were parcels ot the.
vanished panorama.. , - ii -.-
lie saw Op more; Uttering a Wild erg of :
rage findririguish that startled the- - 2
very,wolves from their Over ,' he leatied into:.
-his saddle and tarried his hor et'a bead home-.
,wards. ..- ,!,
... • . 1
- All night wi th '. whip: ea spur amaini
:
he-rode like a Madman ; and the first grat- 1
twinkle of daylight gleatiled i the east video:
he'boupdell'ar the earth on-his own titresh-!
Jdd. He paused ~tolisteri ;lull was silent;
within save the song of the cricket "chirping
m
Too the hearth'. The traqqttitlitittae seem s d.
to soothe Mid and:restore th feign of reason;'
!;as he murmured-4 ' !
-e
.. ' **Jae sleeps Well; T - Wa. weakindeed to
..
'credit the feverish; halluetaa4oo."
He knocked ai the dohr, tip! Mete waerta
• .!
answer ! • : - _.: - : . i
"Mary; dearest; a-Waite-1i It is I. Oriet. l
the door Its your husband." ! " -4 :
LYet there was no sotind l orily theerieket
s,uog on. Reined theknoblid tire door with
his hawk It waisniely; lootti,ion.he said
re himself-- • - .i; ---., : il • , -, ,- •
41 4111. 444 . •$1; PO 'ref' *7 PO
He :murk u4sitt tieNer
(since, thrice,. - and then 'with
(titly• 'shouting— • • 1
ALAIN, dear. awake- 7 open' 1 .
• ,
lint the cricket Oone replied with lis mortis
tog music.
The'Cold sweat begin. to '7 , 1611 t;i4
fOretiead as he trembled au every imil? : and
then, makiniz Doe desperate effort with
No strength; he dila:tea the shutter .iront ity
tiinges, iewaspetreetly dsl- /.Ihl-, d ark
and silent as the- eenire of a gra re. -
-'Ue groped hR way m the hedisle, au
threw tns:annaufogind the beloved ;mei.
Oh, joy ! they. wOW there! Be eliuld lee!
their figures h, neath rile. sheet- the , 111i1
blown ruse ot queenly beauty, and the bud '
Pitied m her boannl, lie &Inapt:4lra' lekts4
tit tenderness. i.vaunt ! the lips were
a candle !".. Ii was kindled in
Moment, and the li3ht revealed it ail. -
IThe WOOl9O BLitt rhilig were itfirmity- tolid
ilittipifceOr,* a Yiatiey at bill andi'.litteksilorfi
that had teen•fired through a crevice behtud
the bed!
But the bereaved uttered uir latneatairou
ant so much as a rear bedewed his glassy eye.l
He 'tossed his wild hands ninfati!s Ileavesi;.l
antlawore au awful oath: He turned to de
pail, bur as he was gutug, die cricket:oo the"
titatth caught his glance. ha ;Imp seemed'
to his frenzied ear the eroalaag of some fiend:
in iodate.
" Black devil, what dog thoh herr- ?"
shouted ground it beneath ht .
•heel. ~• • . .
Alt that day'and die. following night Albert,
Willis hurried to and fro ovir the e o ni ti t r ,l,:
&tailing the horrible tragedy, ailitarotimi:gi,
the people to vedgeauee; and the next !mini,:
iiig tull,„eight hundred men.thoruut;hly sour-'
noittered at the campground, t wit uule
south of Fayetterville, whenee they inimedi:
aiely marched to storm the stroughold'M the
legalized outlaws. •
- As they entered the village they met Gov 4
crintr Veil, who happened to lie passiog
through. and se instautly advised them . not,
to veniure Oa an attack, a , : the ...frue'rry fort
Was garrisoned by fifty, inco, with couutless .
-Waded - muskets, liesidesiour or live catmoni
taken trout The public arsenal : and theitew
tended very inuell io-eurd die ardor ot the
elii4eus, although they still proeeeded.
-1i They Moved forward iu r-oleinu colutuna
WI within thirty yarßol the gri.xTry, which
previously had nut shown a sign ..1 hum an ,
hie, nod where, id iai•t; nothing ..waq to 1.4
seen hilt the oldivoodru walls yawning wilt(
empty purr holes,. and 'the four black cannon
peering tbsough their 'rude embrasures.
Suddenly the door' was thrown trarlially
title:ll6r one hurt instant, and die
lace. of Bill l'ihelley appeared, as he slionte4
Ili tone" of
II von eotne one h.or nearer, we'll Idoty
you bi ti - •
tea: ,!)(111, and
lily loins litutriiikil Ihroligli Hit. :1101
An 11314'1m citable panic. seined the tide:
n r iery man but sue fled in utter roil ri'wu
dud diFmay„and many did uot pause till t ies;
Were mile, away in the country. Ici this
t'erent was the cunihict ut the our •tngtc es
e . i.rition. Albert Wilittlisplayed darto •
di a demon. He stood firm a. a 'toek
!Ore opea his shirt bosom and dared his .160
to fire lie,bantered -them 'to come out alit
Or would engage diem all at-once: • Ilis,tourz
age awoke one sentiment of honorable leek,
ing in hearts.deadro every other.
" Fire-upon hint !" exclaimed Ball. •
No, yuu shall luot," said Bill Shelley;
"heir too brave to be shot down like a
dbg." •
.For three rhonthaalterwaidi an .extraorth
Mire state of:things prevailed in the conutV
-1;1 Wastunkton, and especially about Fay. ,
afiereille; Moen Willis- rode er,iiiituotty.
oypr the Pommy. stimetintes withY
generally with tali _tizawtrir - Ttr - oft ipe i 14,
ruirai.i44tnikiarrilled shot gnus and revoiy-,
iog Occosionally.he vitas seen - near.
the Indian. line, at • the had of a 1-iiindred;
(Themfree warriors.- A thsosand dirferent...
dimors were circulated. Now it was sald, l
that he lay in watt ou the road, to as:a:st
riate his enemies ; agint, the new' came that,
lie was marehinr, , with a thousand savage , :
10 lay ME county seat in ashes. Often at the.?
hour of midnight, the guilty chinos of the ' A-- --
Village were sfartled from their slumbers le. .'- r ., ,
/ r
.1 . 19 , i)L1 rIoN Or i'artylettgue.--The
the shrill hlast of a solitary trumpet troin l'-usquellaitiin 16 , ,, , ,. •ai 4 that the follow
the centre of the public square. It......eentcd. 1 - .A
mg orinuent was ptel.t.l tip near an Actor
as if their toe took a malicious pleasure In . n „,,-, dij o .,. in 'At on t ro ,, to few days since:
fun nag them to the agonies of a seow 'torture: , -.. The ~.„„/ , ,,,„„,1 „ 1 , ~e ionfore eitsitug
and all the while the e m- Al'au ffi cl 9 01 1 / 1 31 ' - under the name and si) le ot the bentiocratie
Odious clique never lett their grocery tort. . Puny, has he , 1 , iii,,.01,,,e,,. t.' mutual „ went.
At length Willis entirely disappeared and
Iranians Fierce will clue up the business
it , a9 not beard of for a year. Ball, Sunders of the concern, acid from present indications
Et Comps' y then issued from their Itioquecni will - peeddraeeampli , it that desirable end..
.
and ventured out to breathe the fresh sir. ; I Alt persclf.;,ittestiv ;:otillierueis) who are 11:1=
Twelve 'months rolled swan, when the " defiled to said firm, ‘,',11 please to " fork civ
eolumunit% was again agitated by tho.• , o'.' , lll'‘ 4 er," 5.,.• all liavitm, cla lids av,aiost it (chiefly
r, ?nre . ni,a new catastrophe..`- Alf. Shelley I Northern I:onoressoilut will present them
Was slain while traveling alone 013 rat` IIIIP: I ,„ the sat ,' F rau t z h n , lit Caleb Cushing, tiu s ,
itod /min every sign the deed h ad " u'el bee 6 1 attorney, tor liquidatir.si
done till alter, a desperate coolest. • •
I (Signe& rut: 111.11vCRAITI
`.• Bout his pistols were found civilian:N.l,li !t 19 order . rood that the party havini
and hue knife broken in two. • The next wee]. c l aims aga „, 9 the defunct concern, sha ll
John Coulter was killed near the same spat,' present client " nomediafely, or sooner if
•end his rifle, tun, lay Kilo y,•with ilie stock i I ,„ 3ittlt ,:r us the a..ets 0J the firm are part
xonuthilated, beside ratrn.,_• - ill being distributed; alp there is. therifore dau•
' A fortnight followed and Matthew Lrept,f ger that the exitentifiVorilieru men, particu
'sva. discovered dead in his own ofli,.e, which,i'larlY filo , f• of the "'Rough-fare" hue, may
stood in the suburbstil the Village, stank. t %lin I be obliged in comproithse for a very low fig.
litiEdred yards front any other house. Tills I ute. ......'
appeared the most singular 01 all. The do& t
was locked,; . but a - window stood roped, I
:throtign which the homicide hid evidently,
wade his escape, as the prints of two bloody
"hard- had been left on the bliuds. - There
were also.two words traced 111 blood on Ake
'floor— ,
" The Avenger." . • ;
There had obviously been a, violent coin
bat. A strange-looking knife, with theonit
snapped oIL lay on the table, while the still'
:fingers of the corpse grasped a dagger poi.
tile with gore. - - -z-.
It la impossible to paint the terrors of the
clique at this swift succession ' of -de•asient.
Ball and the two surviving Shelleys rah'
,away to 'Peres, never halting till thyy rearh
ed the Trinity. A'n agent sold their farms
`and groCery, and , followed with their nuttier.
'ous slaves. Soon afterwards the fact traui
•pired that Ball hail robbed the batik id which
he was cashier, to the amount of a hundre'd
thousand dollars.. :. .
Gem Sanatlers set.out on, a trip to Wash
,ington, and was heard of no more. i• "!
A long period e;4 1 ,441 without any_ further
i nc id ei v rein fling train the Pal etterville wet.
and men had 311,1 m-t forgotten:its horrors.-=,
Ball and i lie Slodlers had become popullir,
Aids in Texas. With immense cotton tarniS i ,^,:i Such a thing as a maim irript, sermon
.an d va .,l iti llto•nce. On the 'sth of Juli , ; l is never seen in the pulpits of the continent
1819, ab.m t i.ii 'sears after" the F,abliatli tI of Europe, except when A menean or English
i t owley,,, the.; were returning home with 'a 1 clergymen happen to ascend them.
friend Bout's I.arb.ktue given to Geo. Ifou't, I rr -
ou, at the town of Crockett, the chit , befori.. I 7 - * .1! iv said that its President 'has al
ready received upwardirof three hundred ar-
It was sunset when they reached the right piteations for offices under the Nebraska and
tank of the Trioity,"and.they waited a ft 4,v '
Kansas territorial bill, end that every mails
minutes tor the fertyman to row aeru-s froMI add , . to the number. Teere ate fourteen °frt.
the opposite side.
Suddenly, an extraordinary tipperititin " s at the Presic l ea t: s dis P 6sal '
emerged from the tangled cane, acid confront- ,177' A little chill died in Boston last week
'ed them at the water's edge. from the effeets of a sunstroke. Parents who
It, was a halt naked.figure, with long heard send their children'out in care of domestics '
and hair, that. did not seem to have ben cannot be too careful in aclmonishiag them to
shorn for a dozen years ; the face' : bronzed ; ' keep in the shade.
the haggard, blocdahot eyes blazing with OC7 The toast was druok at a
1
wild delirious light, and the whole appear- social gathering in Baltimore a few days since.
once denoting the madness of immeasurable 1 It is hard to beat: a
despair'. And yet the strange being. was "In ascending the hill of prosperity, may
thoroughly armed ; his hand grasped a shed- I w ,. never meet , a friend.'
gun, double-barrelled, and of huge calibre, I The Established Churh, of England
while his large leathern belt held Detiogers 1 e---- j-- 1
,
and revolvers to - the extent of thiity roualls. ' II" Wilma ate I"' twenty Years, without the
of the State, built two thousand
liespoke, and his,tones were thrill and 1 """" ce
churches, at,a coat of L 9,500,000 or $27,000,•
piercing as the crib!
some bird of prey:f .
...Villains, I see that you wear; your tild ! °''"' .
weapons.! tits well !" 1 . (t.' A Norti.e Born Polic.e.—The Now
He said the truth : me comrades were all- i York Journal of Cmialueee, one of the most
ply provided with pistols and kniyea. • I calm and considerate P 3 Pcmin the country.
• " What went - you with us ?"'esclaitr,ed , saya : "the late excitement in Brooklyn, when
Ball, "supposing the intruder te i be eMne wan. , certain Catholte Irish members of the police
deriog maniac . . 1 ' -refused to do duty in opposoton to ilitirown
countrymen, or openly connived al their
I want to fight. and I mean to tight Yen l
all three," replied the meager. . i 1 outrageous conduct, as well as many other
"In the devil's name,'who are you ? " Cr i ed 1 I '
instances constantly ' occurring, show the
..
Bat 4heuey, as an appal li ng memory fl at b e d 1 necessity tor.havtag the police force subsist'.
II • natty compo s ed of native born cluing."
acrnss hie soul. ' , 1 , 1
" I atithe wild man ot 'the woods, Who 1 & The Tariff.—The National !Weill:co
,
was Albert Willis," shrieked the stranger ; ,ter says the bill for the modification of the
and the three guilty comrades started ii' if ' Tariff which has been prepared by the Coin.
they had been shtick by il thunderbolt.
.1; 1 mittee of Ways and Means, puts man, sugar
_Bill recovered fitst. ' ' I ' , cotton. wrillew, wince, Sm. among the aril
" You have every advantage," glatleingl cles in the twenty . per cent , list. ;Tim one
at the other's shot gun, with both its hativ I hun dred per cent. duty on brandy is retained.
mers at hill cock.. . - - , I 1 I Other - rates are five and ten per. cent. on
Willis rejoined monvorally-- : :1 specked articles, and fifteen per cent. on lir.
" I killed your brother All, and Coulters itches not enumerated. The tree hails slight.
inclLeeper.and Saundemin a fair fight.land ly increased. No change is mimel in ra
in I will kill you ill'," he , shouted with a gstd to the fishing bounty. It is not probe'
home chortle, as he tossed hie via intii the Ede tbat,the bill will receive much couldn't.
jiyer, yid OM! COlt i ll pint yourlitrer, .1 '., ova at the pietist Itilikill. , . -_ ..
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BANNAN'S
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE.
Having procured three Pessiaen t iwe are ncone
- ared to execute JOB and BOOR it •
every description, at the odic° a The moire,
'gums:, cheaper than it can be done at any OMIT
establtsbnient in the County, such at
Booke t Painyhtft., Bi ll s of I4div;
Largerottess, 'Rail /2.34
. Paper ,
Artit.lf of Acrtvnent,'floe hooka,
I ' • r
• Order-Books.te,
,At the wry shortest notice. Our stock of JOB
TYPE lA.:more extensive than that of any other
Odicte in this suction of the State, and we keep
hands employed expresOy for Jobbing, -Beal
practtcal Primer outsets', we wilt guarantee der
work to le as aCat as ruiC that - eau be turnedotd
1110 Clue. NRTN'TING IN COLORS done at t 4
milOtWq 11101 • e
Book , bound' tit every vartety of mvle. - Blank
ofev'erYdePertption manntactured,boitiaod
ruled to order ill .tlort hoticr.
NO: 26:-
There toila l wed a deafening velar. ea Ball
dropped to the earth n corpse, Thee tom (
aiwther. like :ihe double eaplosinn nutigtit• '
; fling. and the r tounger Shelley .went. to Oil
lung home. Then- two awful datooltioos
burst at mire ; and Shelley both fired:
et owe, and bosh talking at the tattle instant.
but still nut dead. illeeditig.almosi
their haired nereritteless seemed immortal.
lasterinn all their dying energies, with.glat...
tog eye cells and gnashing teeth, they'trawied
Mrwaytt like two mangled snakes MI- they.
met. and each butted hi% bowie tttle, up to
the hilt iu the other's bosom !
Such were the final eonsupten.tert of tlis
snbtrv;l it Murders'' the Luz battle 01
the .• Foekterville war."
' SUtaccllaup.
f l 7' ‘VHAT THEY sAY OT VS •BROAD.--
Hear the New \York Tri - Auno on the httely
i.husen cd, S4'-ftool Sopetinteudenti itr this
I
ititate
t. ro. Superintendents of Schools are now
requireii in Pennsylvania, wt believe a new
office for thst State. We have tr" list before
!us of Cwente-thiee Counties in wind* 'hese
!officers have been chosen and their salaries
'fixed the highest being Lancaster, $1,500,
and the lowest Greitue,!.;s262. Bucks, Chea.
ter., Schuylkill, Washington and Allegheny.,
(shame her!) pay $.41,044 each . ; Eriep .
,Prankihr. and Montgomery $OlO each :
iwetrnoriand 8550, fan r-Count les $5OO. three . ,
S4OO, one $350, and !dm $3OO. Of course.
at such tales, either 1. Feeble' met', are op-
Whhvill effect nothing ; or 2. Cs.
liable men are illosen, who are not expected
no :leyoie their ante to their work ; or 3. Good
men UN exp....itsd to give their services for
1, hall Muir valm; ffir the sake of the cause.—
lit either case, the pultey is shabby, short
sikt.itteil and eminently Pennsylvanian. Alle
gheny and I.lmi:ester can better afford to pay
!S!!'?.,tiOn a year, than any smaller sum Ches
ter.: :Montgomery and Bucks want men worth '
at least $1,5u0, and cannot afford to take an
inferior article ; while Erie, Fayette, Heiner *
Westinnreland, Washintron, Ftauklia, die.,
slatithl ha ve eilosen men worth at least $1;- .
Only Mink iif the metropoli
tan Comity ;including a env of at least 10,000 .
inhatmants, appointing, at 'minty Superinten
dent of at the-Anagnitiveut Baltic!
$3OO a year ! No wonder lime State is sold '
Mit Oat:L. or tour times a j ear by her !evils
! tors wbon.p.iitnlar ignorance 1, thus
Ssint.l."
mu,t Aeknoivlelge a "palpa
hle !mutt:1111 allegation is but too
true. -1;efl:s I not b e en fis eor d from
. 1 .1.7.1 . NEI:ASK.% AND W ['Ant R 42
SPrr indianapohs Journal gives au
aeouunt of a speech made in that city recent
ly by a Mr. 1:oh;uson. who way there aq a
ifeleg..te I.) the Democrat' , Couventiou. Thei
speaker sunk 10.211 grounds ut savor of the
Nebrali r a bill, proving must couclusiveh, 7
that the Mi‘suitri Coininotti6e w,as uu coma
promise at all, anti that potting slavery
ihert. , ,.ot - gtving it a dian..e to go dare, after
3"14 . 1'113g (ZIA tt Shtill1111: ' 1, was no breach of
faith. The Journart avcount• of what the
speaker .aid on the whi‘ke ) .ittespi,o i.. rich,
and we append it.
''Now to the time," ay", Mr Dohirbsoo.
-t o r the Dentoeint, to take ground on this
question." Shall we' now help whiskey. '-
which has so long helped us, or shall we
ba , .ely'leave the field, Eibd see our friend gut
ted hefore our eves ? Shall we not stand to
gether—must we not stand together I—since
none odus Call stand alone 7 Shall our party
Le sundered by the eri, uf =ohriety ur the law'
autism of tl,eent y ? No When my eyes
t•Itall Le turned for the \ la-t time to behold
the' g 11 1 44 in its rounds, tatty they not see my
Itiends thstre..led with dillerences and reek.
lately may 1.,e, fraternal wiliskey)
is ton I ‘,,," Pu t ti ."
.j , emin f ir V ,, bl 4 st el
eaved In. 'But-,-on the contrary, May I see
their ban ner. not defied with those words' of
th.ltisit_ta and tufty,—.WYtet doe, all this ti.
your do,' hut Manned on all Ile ample told?,
wherever it float:, in the town or in the coutn•
, that sentiment dear to every Democrat. -
• hiFttev and Democrat-A , now and forever,
one and inseparable."
.
( 3 006 , A 0 , I , jr , i-41 Louis huelit
goiri:r, in an: artiele ot the ° Boston
givi-s the people of the North the" following
piece 'of advice :
" Instead ht killing 15. S. officers, who tare
dischargingp sworn dtity, in trying to -etc.-
cute the laws; that you hate, :you would
show more Sense and tee to hanging a
Jew of those dough-laced' knaves that you
habitually send to Congresis to make such.
laWs. Who is responsible for the so-called
"Nebraska perfidy •?' Who but men of the
North, sent to Conniess by the toted: oh
Northern people ? They have the numeri
cal majority—Aey could easily have defeat
ed the "Nebraska perfidy." But they did
not do ii They bartered your votes and,
their sank :according to your account, to
Frank Pierce, Stephen A. Douglas and
,t h e
devil." • -
The suggestion, eoming, as it does, from
a Southern paper, may be wouby of •atten
lion. Ones thing is certain—that ihese
tors should be politically' gibbeted, and we
hope to see it done, very effectually, next
fall. '
SAGE HINDEIRT