The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 26, 1854, Image 1

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TO CAIIIIUSIO AID- OTElligol:
The JoinziaL will be tanitshed, so Carriers sod
&ahem at $3 per 100 copies cash no delivery.
Welargyinew imil; Bekaa! Toctektrs •sapped
with the Joussitatas St us sitesaer..) • .
Rates Of idvestistgiv •
One squire 062 lines, :Weans for 0001 insertion
— , ,utrsequent iniettions, 23 cents each-3 hues
cents—schele:lm insertions, Mk:cents
e ach. Ail adverusements over 3 lit" tOr 'short
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P nods ~charged as a square.
SIONTIId 2 1 0
Thrce Llnes, 021 611 II 50 In 15
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An over S 1184. wanted as a sqaari of 1211844,
(neeyuale,l2l.,•lYS 2441 300 to 00 800
Two 40 11 1.. - 1 00 330 5 110 bOO II 00
Three do 361., 300 4SO 650,10 IV is f*
column, •S 00 6SO 800 IS 00 33 10;
Jo ••it 00 „As v 0 10 10 43 1.10 4000'
i do 26 DO 23 00 , „30 00 45241 -4000"
1? - Butitmto Notices, 81„each—aeconipanist
wan on Advertisement, 50 cents each.
j..Y4 d vett isemente before Marriages and Deaths,
to tents per hue; first insertiem—±subsequent fuser
cisents per tote. Nine wants are counted as
dradVerteting. , - ' • '• ,
4 - .47 Merehants, and Others advertising 'by the
ieor with changes, and a standing advertisement
exceeding 2 squares of 24 lines, will be charged,
ttiditiltogLsobscriptiou, 6:0,00
-tspare to the amount of one quarter column
it changes and subscription s2o,ea
Without ehanges,. at the rates de signated abeee
dveritrenients ant in larger type than ulna' .
4 1 11 be eharged 55 per cent. advance on these
Ail ems will be charged the esuitit ws letter
Pr W e". No trade ad . r .- a - Newton's reeeivedfrom
terming Agents Shrew!, esoept at 25 Pei - cent ad
vance on these prices,- unless by special agreement
tv ;1 li,lllo publisher.
1. - gc".biarriages end Deaths, 25 cent. each—
I ieSths accninpfined with notices, 50 cents each:
All notices except those of a religious that ,
a , ler and for educational purposes, will be chstgr.il
cents fur any number. of lines under 12.. Over
t linen, 4 cents per rme additional. -
L.V" Prucf.cdtags Of Meetings, not of a' general
public character, charged at 4 cents per line for
t'sch insert ibri.
r:tr'lrn facilitate Mileuhttions wo will alga 'ha
lines make a column-164 lines, a half colition,
snit t tines' a quarter column-7952 words make
it coitininl4iti, a halt column -- and 738, a quer.
ts.iltintn. All odd Imo ovor each equate, char
at the rate of 4 cents per line. • ,
LS - 1 curly advertisers must confide , their advers
ioing to their own business. Agencies for others,
..itetot heal Estate), &e., is not included in Intsi
t„....iiideerti-eutetits.
C3IJ iontracts be fulfilled accord
iu t ie original lei nut; but Marclnuits and other.,
1;..1111g *wading yearly advetti.amantp, wilt ha
the new ruses, from Itin Ist of July next.
BUSINESS CARDS.
I Ili, ISOW1510111111:suacmoN Di,orrisT.
11TiCk Cotner )/ *IMAM sod
"1.1:0N1) Streela, veto Wart, lour door.
rotquire Volition'. Ofticr, where, 411, 1 ---
~:ovrAtiofts oft tftert,Teetll are peiforft/ed. " ....
ocsvieetti Mooted on iunde into terms. no war.
LAI all till.
I tel. 1, 155.1. in-tr
I K. MINING
Ur , itiyoC, zither Terrace, Street., Potts
sit.., P,. Hlalllllll/11i0112, tin - svey...ad m a p.
codi Lando, bltnumg Afactiinnty, act..
1111 ti,n uhotte•t teutßu. ,figarls kir Coal
161,1t..e,;44c,i
24,11.03,
-if.
: ,1 / 4 ! 14 V 11,i.E ILIV II ARDS,Allutgeys atlar•
idoitoOd to allbo4lneatanttustedt4 their, 4444 dal.
Itflii qnre. ‘Jiriee Crutte tit reci, nett door to
It 8. Marl Stlge. Put tg
.tuur ll_ 1253. 11,1853. 2-Iv. 24 tf
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V , A 11.13. 1 - W laudow Nash and Ouoia, of various de
• e.. r sot tpeis.un hand Wild for Safe by the Subecribm
JOlll% U. JAMES. -
(Market Itreet above l'entb, Pottsville.
rrb. tm, it,:53. - - wit
JJ litteett Prupetty fur eat, inquire
JOHN 11. JAMEM, Agq.:
Markt. I ritreet above Tenth. rutter.ilie.
28,103. IHt(
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OU LLIBiE, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ti ~. II :Itiehd to the eolleoloh of Accounty,' &c.
,t o tly, Arid :tit thtituttes apyet tato tug to Mood - let
.. , n. k I Ile' Om ZS:. 1653: - 51-1,711,
0 31 AS It. DAN:VAN ATTORNEY at LAW,
uttice IS Cruise Skeet. opposite the BPiseoliat
„v.( ti, P , .vtaville Fenusy Iv a uta
N v. 403652.
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% GENCY—ror lie purcbase &missile of. Reel Re.
a titte; bliying and gelling Coal; taking eharge of
• ~, Landri; I Mines, &c., and collecting rente—froni
,ty yostit experience In the County. he hopes to
i. ,,, AllfactXon. Mica Mahan iango street,Pottsellle.
, . enact. M. HILL,
“ , 03.1850 - 101-tf •
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4 1 41 WAI I) SIIIPPEN; ATTORNEY AND
la CONA.iSELLOR at Lao; ,Phlladelphia,wlllattend
ollertiona and all other legal husineaa In the City
.1 ehttadelptha, Idjohling Countlea and elsewhere.—
tin. riouth ri lath atcet Philadelphtes
t I
WHITNEY, EXCHANGE, Col.l.lit
cooonibelon, and General Agency o Mce.
W-lcd,,orto AGnera• Bank, PoGsviffe, Deere' In un
ht won Iv. Gold and HilVot, Ilit FT,t5 on l'hint
l;+hre.tua New York for dale.` . - -
NI 4 rcli '44, I m 52, ' 1-1 t
AYL IAVA 11. tan& Eielit, ATTORNEY A , LAW.
dr, tvingrt-titove t l to PottstllleAus opened an 'office
I tie T+grapti ofri,r,Cent r!,st reet.opposita the
,ta.r.s. Bank .
IdAlt
P.M/BART. Attorneyiti Law. Commis
York. Otfire opposite Aturiitiin
re Street Pottsville, Penns.
A 411 AI; 1'153. 1?—ly•
11.1,110111... WIIITI icY r ATTORNEIV
Ali.iw4Pottsvilis,Bchoylklllcousiy,Pe. Office
),'. , r/zetomit rly opposite the Mi ners' Bank.
11 1.4,1 _ z • • 1-ly
IRON, &c.
' IRON AND STEEL. ,
l) 77000 AND MIDDLETON,
(es ) 1 11/1 ihi'derr , $ l4 IRON and STEEL,
V". 1:,. ri?.ri tVnter Street, akar.: Market, Phila.
' A vneral„assartniett onuitanily on
rfb IR. 111154
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( ?low at :heir
riuRBA,DIE'S
SCALES,
.\0 240. 1)1 A Rl:l::7'se. ; PIIILADBLPIII4,
Rallroid ;May; Coal, and Farmers' Iif!ALES, vet
in Fr's, pail of flot t ouotry, by ex ptclenced
.ind at .41.011 Iliklic
April M, 1‘.54
. . G EORGE , rimicatrs . 1
NEW HARDWARE STORE, I
s "" 0 .,:".." door. below Mate* lintel. and
_,••• . acarlynopoottethell/ners*Rank,
..• • '`-`-`''''''' Pottavllle, where raid be found
• , ...lc...tient *allotment of Pi:AMAMI:
l'.la.•llTrintattega, !Flom.
.. ,
, ;.,,ogs,, . , ;Plea Tram. ,
',deter?,
t i..' Illiritanta ware
. sl i ms', tens' Toms, I Asseniitent n? One I.oeisi
CR roen ... 'root,. trahLe Glittery.
Ghee and Patel, jPecket Cutlery,
liar Imp et all alrer,•Tabli Spoon*,
_,,
„„„...,, d„,. do 'do I Auvßaand Vice', IV
Nati. and Siblke•lt i&Boorttpritt •of fine Otani,
II ..tr•,:td 'roil, an,o ails. ght•telinn etticlhlee,
4 •1,111,3•04tial ' !Wire. Wit Plate.
~,P ding male rlaia, - 'lt rasa Kettles, - '
t,,,,,.0 4 tee1, lelad Iron', • 1
!, , •ar .le.-l' • l'allf, an:Boller.,
I.,, lliiiitAt,rl 'Chau...
..
, •1..1.-;;1i,r.., ' iltallros d Traces, •
nee-cut r_ilw•. ;Powder and-14hol
F.., nand-iar.. I
•
P. 11. rrtfrins his thanks to the public for the pe-
tintn'a mended to the late firm of Bright &
r.o,mril flatters htrosel (that, an 111/ individual, cepa
• ,
Iv hf e rrellilhe al,lO to deserve and command their
tarred tby the quality 411 0411004 S has
.orat attention to huainese,and thelow rates
at ohd.h hells determined 10.nell.
C'EORGE BRIGHT;
Late of tbe Gras of Ortglit & Pott.
'' 13-iy
Tti r
liallhwaßF. and IRON STORK,
t •, •ntre Rtr«et, a fevr door. above
Market. (East Mide,) have eon-
Auntly on limol a full asaaftinvht,
i i
`am les Took, 'Conch Trimmings,
•li , iiiiiiiis materials, iatles and liplints,
~,e initkerts Tools, . _ Table Cutlery, .
1 , .e.& Rasps, IPorkct Cutlery, ,
Viik, Prinii,. and Brads, t.',itrprnier'a Toole,
I 'minter & Plutrarm Brlttanla Ware„
sestet, ?Alien's Revolvers,
i . 7 Bar and Rolled iron,Rtfle Barrels, "
...i Flue :tint *nett do
,ITablo and Tea Bponns,
i',i-i, *Shear and Illlstei Brats and Enamelled Bet
steel, - ties, ~i
7 to, Tlate and ?there %Hue, Pans, Rollers and Tea
ii„,, copper," Mltcrt Braes Hettice,
l' I,: and Bar Lead, - Heavy Railroad Traces,
4 ,„,,,,a,.nrall des( riptlons'Railroad lion and Spikes,
NI it, X,eui and Unreal , . Double andningle Gums, -
saws.' ~ dii ' do . "do Pistols,.
V.:Edict!, Choppers, Clea , Nhot and Game Bags,
i ~,, and Knives, !Powder Flasks, .
I &nods and Vices, !Powder and !that,
It',., li. and Tackles ' Wster-proid p e r e ,, o l„,,
! _ ~
, o.,in Pumps,' , : Cana.
1... n, nu:pa and Brasaitlfle Mouutlng•
t
Submoribere would renpectfully Invite theat
tn,n ..r the public generally.to the above and other
itat.dwitte ton numerous to .wention. as
.in dr . roilnee, to sell as low an any cOntern
of l'ho.delphia.
•
A.4vtat V 1503. 35.11,
..dMETALS ! METALS ! !
ICH A'. TE •4. Aft-K2VIGHT:'
10 (woe, or I•rfik and Penis Sts:,4t
(rid 'Whur Stour, Rro , lrng,Pa.
MPOUTVAIS AND DEALERS IP4
Mobil. Metal.
Crucildrio,
Getman SlD'er,
Firs■■ nruhlng,
Iron Mu:mere&
'• Sheet,
45111..
Orel •
•.• Hatt Round,
:•• Round to 6 huhu;
.•
" Flue, '
:• hand,
"
It(' Pia le,
rthret Ciopper.
• Zlll,, •
" I roi3.
• • Eiras*,',
Wire. j
••
UhrelA, •
Kvitl.l,t,
A , I%:,: to rr
I
q (1,,
hl., VrAd, " Scroll,
: : Nonein
boat,lod a , . .
, so ••
~../ 8 1 17 wrt.' 11 .1.1.1 ' . A ale Iron,•
1.;, , , , ,, ,,..; ;.
..I ' ' Angle " .
steel Cast. - •
i ...Id ;, ' " German.
r nivpr,r r,
~l'if. eier.
- Nail+, •
dlit 1., a,
, !!litir ny, •' :Abet,.
,•• Avrede Illisler. 4 .
" ": 1 1 ;f1 1 .N g 4m,
T
.. Tined & Black Ear.,
. 4
r ‘.. " Rivets,
1'.., sale al thr• to wegl possible price: itholtailte
r.l . r. (a H. • '
Aril 24, 1551 ,
•
or,vr.n WARE AND FANCY 00 01119.—k
V . .,ry tine 'assortment of Komi wars, caratileting
r...+11,•tt4, Casts's, Pitchers, Yugo, Bah and Must.
Ports, Knives, CAA* DAsititht.Nehltitt
the est a/rimmed tu b
se 1.0 st altiata . of dorthie Mild •ed ttehle pixie.--
e
t , i.c:tis cheap, sl
R C. VIIIRRIVR, Centr e
IL 51. lb-if •
VOL. XXX.
SOPS' MOIMMIGI.
..171. • ",
lrE albactteuta wet Curespectfultyturottathetttlit.
H astroaa tricots and•cabcomem of riebUria tit Vu,
thaPtlvilr ttatortitirotott3otbins tut Yuuttg
*On b diucb•largar ban ever, Bad they ate Jutuoatett
to sell situp. Persona living at a distaut, have we
kiviltge of eactuutgiog clittblog puttltaita / 1 1.047 ,
rote. 0 they do not out.
• F.. 14.• Hula •Sc LitIOTIILE4
VII Chestnut tit, cut net ul Teath.rdtiatra •
APO( 2 3 1 - JOH. • '
ZILYBIZ WARE AND PLATED. COOPS ,
JE.: CALDWELL A! CO.. I 4 Ctiesaiit•Streot,
*Pailsdelphis, importer* and manulacturerspallar
ao extensive stork of anima In COLD mod ISILN'LIt,
at madame priers. Watetws made in London, Liv-'
erpool and !Switzerland by the Man • Prosuluxa!
workmen in the will kr. Favtikmalile Diamond work;
and Gold , Jeweity. literling quality Soitttl lea
/Segni Walter*, Pitches', Guides', Fort, isporaisand
every _article made ito rtilvet for laid, sett/ice.—
&gimlets visiting the CNy attluvitesitno cal!alid 'sr
amine (or thenlowibe. ' •
Jaiy il),1011.
8411)1111EIL W. PEPPER, c.
U4:Ctsllok 70 ,
nimatirr .1. pErvir.O. at .
VrATCIIEti. JEWELRY 4ND AII.XeRWA.IIg,
No. ITS llllEtirri (orisailim,the :slat! Ilya!ie,)
EI/11.ADELPIIIA. '
Nay r, 1854
7
Lamm Assolizsigrvr, - •
prEir zry - LE..s.
.!..LIAM BRADY has Jost retained from
W
prl s ll k adelphia wlin
Wi ' large supply of 4
cerehe curets, Jewelry, Hillier and
ta Ware. \ throng a splendid aesurtuietit 01"
ellslytes oditoods in lite line. - and bola; witting to
pettiest that be will not be undersold by ; any • honest
dealer In the diate, he hopes stilt to receive his Ware
ur public. patronage. Wll.l.lAttt BRADY.
opposite illottimete Hotel, dign of the B t; Wateh.
N. fr.--c locks. Watches end Jewelry repaired;
and all business transmit suns imniatntee!i w cure am
istsetinti. ,
.. April 211th, 1854. 1 174.
' ANOTHER talittAT WICTORIV.
THE TURKS AGA lA' SUUCESSFVL
NEW HAT; ANI./ CAP ril'Oßl4
In Contra Street, ate.te duar to thei Pal : wale
-iloirse:
.
'VIM' cht,lC ritn3ra wobiti respectfully tin:mutton . to
2.- the. CittLil 1141 01 I...tilfrititi, and .goon ut gotWral,
itthat they have )net rctuthed,
.s
Iron the city yr ith 'an ,'L re. _
Five and entire hew ..toci of .a .
1141 e, UN's, Paint.kaf flat.. ."*"--",,,....,
mraw Goods, &C., cons lilt.
tug In part of the most fish.(
lonithir . filik, Met and Hearer lints, lothoro, chi na ,
Pearl. Konettlit, Children'. Wear,',ltc: iti,i,, :,,,r. u ti
detictiptione and.:, to ruder. ' '' • I
Hailing fully pr'epateil Ourithieu whh‘the beat "ma
terials the markets afford. for turning ant cit”toin
work, we feel confident, from the experieace'thut on o
of the Min has had, Ming ovreonally engaged in. the
tnislaess far a number of years, and a general Arnim, I.
edge, of ouch goods us suit our region, that tv. ,,
ter ourselvesun giving sat isfattion to the must fas
tidious. Come nue, come ell, a nd give cap; et.
aminectur stock, as It tailor grealt,4l pielealiP to try
and please sit that fa ror ue with a r,lll, and further
we gins our word that we can And Will supply a good
artiele,always equal to repreientat ion : .all we a:dr
la n tt IS-C. I.IVt3LI.Y &AA),
May 40, 18411 t`.o I y •
FIRE INSURANCE.
FRANN.I.IN FIRE INSURANCE 'EUMPANY
e? I 01: PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE No. 1631 Che.stout otreet, near 01(th S.
DIRECTORS, • .•
Cbarlt•N,Bancker, ' George W.1110121' 18
Thome.. Dart, - Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner • "Adolphe E. Do; ie,
Samuel Grant, • David S. Brown,
' Jacob R.innatth. • Morris Patterson, •
Continueto mate Insurance, permanent or t i mit elf
on every description of property, In town andeMintry,
it [Mesas low as are-consistent with security, •
The Cappany have reserved a large Contingent
Pund,wlWch with their Capitahrod Premiums ' Safety
inviated, afford aropte protection :9 the assured. •
.Theassetaof the Company onJaituary lot, 18•18, as
publielied agreeably toNall Act Of Assembly; were as
folhawoo ; j , .
Mortgages 6d06,556 65 Stocks, 51.563 1,5
Real Estate,,, :16N.:156 90 Cash, e: c., 45,157 N7 Temporary, '
'mane, 125.459 0 0 51,120,097 67 •
Rince their incorporation, a period of:eighteen
years; they have paid now ardsolone millins 101,,,k No
deed tkossasd dolfors,,lomwe by fire, t hereby:Mit-d
-ing evidence of the advantages I, triontra nce,as well
awthe ability and dispoSitiou to meet with proznin
neasoill Ilabilitte •
' -CHARLES N. U&NrltErt, President.
CHARLES ti HANEKER. - '
Thesubscribnr hes been appointed agent for the
above mentlonedinsittlition, and Is now titepAreJ: . lo
make insurance, on every description o property t
the lowestrates. ANDREW IttJS EL, Agouti
Pottsville, Jan I I ,I e5l 2-tf
CIE
MEI
LE INSURANCE:
LIFE INSURANCE. ; •
PIM GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY
lan,' TRUST COMPANY of PIIILADELI!HIA.
Olhco N 0.132 eller3NUT"t4T.,toe lissrplobi East
Obe Chatout House. Capital,s3oo,ooo . , Charter
Perpetual. Conttuueto make tneuronreannllietron
the mon favorable tetras.
The Capital being paid up and Invemed,logether
With a large •nd constentlytnereasine reset vedfutra;
offers a perfect geearlty to the insured. •- -
Titeprenuumamaybe pald yearly, half- yearly, ,Or
quarterly.
The Compan'y add a BONO!, perJodically to. the Ili
gummed for life. The livq. Bonus, appropriated in
December, 1814, antithe oecottit Houtte tu December.
tete. *amount to an addition of SUS 50 It, r, Vet) .
11000 Insured 114,1 re the oldest policing. making
11162 SU which willbe paid when It a
Claim, Instead elllooo otiglnallysinsnreat
oldest amountto /111237 SU; the nett ht egetoslll2 SO
file every cool); the otherTr4a the game piepot tion
4;ccording to the auccurit add time of et:waffle. which
"ilditiona make an average of mote than all petyent .
'ujkon the ptenittitnspaid,with.nat inerea t lng the an
neat premium.
Thwarts Rhteway,
PATENT
WAIL EUOUME,
Artnon haul.,H. Danner, _
John Japtimith; Frederick Brown,
Robert Coattail, George Taber,' .
loPeph Yeager, . John H. Latimer,. 1.
Thomas P, Jarnes,, — Wharton Lewis,
intents:T. John It. Slack - , ,
--Pamphlets containing table of rare end exPlana
tions,torm orapfdlcatton and further t ararniatiencan
ha had at the office.
THOMAS WAY,' President,
Jokll F. ham, Actuary. . .
The subscriber. 4 Agent tor-the above. Company
In Jihilylkjil eirP•CIL instarar.erb, anti
live altneceesaryinfoiniation on the subject.-
B. HANNAN.:
15-ty-
Ell!
A WI ensBl
vriaTED STATES HOTEL,
(-WES rIY V T TR E E 2', I^oll.
PIitLADELPIIIA.
C..i..IIIIeLEI.LAN, (Into of Jones IIn;M;)•Ijja_
.the pleasure to Infolin Ids friends and the; tray•
Ming colionunity, that be kos learmd ihl. loop", for
tern , of grim, and to now prepared for the reriptinh
or . t:011.111.
The "LOCAL advantages of 'this favorite estitlilish
menTareatio-well known to need connuost. •
( Tile HOUSE and FURNITURE have been put In
flut.tau order the rooms are large and well
hued •: The Tables wilt alWays he supplied willi
beat, and Pll 7 proprietor pledges Witter!! tluil no:etTiir
on hhr: part shell be %ant log lo wake the ON 4TE I
EITATlift equal In COMFORTS to any lOT El. in
Quaker *lily.
Jot) S,
~• • 1
SBA ' BAT/11NG.
, .
ICA l'E WAY—CAPE .I.S LAN!". • .
NATIONAL HALL.
Tritlel' Ow!. new arid aplendid fire(-rlaaa 11(01:1...
littvd np with Gap, and nnntrpae.o.d by any other,
I. now •open for vlrliora. Haying no Bar, n',4l . as
distlugulatiel (or quiet comfort, an for Ito SUiier ini
at en
NATIONAL lllALL:neriipies an entire ail , ' fro of
high ground, near the istlosith . 1" ran garden 111
front, enJoyine tbr.pure sea breeze; 404 a maknlti
rcnt Viessol the oienn.
I AP.IiON GAURET; 4 ONIPINVriepo t ,
24. 1854
I SWAN =TEL, •
1. • SCHUYLKITA 1,
tubseriber announces to his friends and lb'
1 public generally, that. he has taken 111k:well
known Tavern Standoit kteltuyi kill Haven, futluetly
kept by Joreph Al,Feirey, and hat refitted and flir
niihed it with entire new furniture, 1114 :tat+.
will he furnished with the choicest the market of
fords,and every attention. will be paid to
and curnfori of hit eustotneni.
JONATHAN IfROMER.
fiebuyikili Haven, July 1.185 i 26
rrtilE enlascrlher wlll ~ h 7tlr).•r•s, lingrt , 11:ivk
Co•e..amd Flehey'e Emmet! from pin r o *pc k'
than thecae atifactorer's puree. Ile will 'fvernatee
aleyer's Pianos to be what the sr-are rept...Pent ed
Ills Inatramente aro selected by a competent pciann,
as Miltede tittle and qualltyratul range la Price from
dshil to 111500, either with or without the !Cohan 'Ai
tart/meat
C. Meyer has rereived the highest ttreolttni St the
Landon Crystal Palace Exhibition . for hi. !Plums !
In competition with all the nanePirterra of Enroll !!
and America,
Of Cartiart'n Patent--whlefi be will Mao parole,.
ranging in mite, for rlikeltlogo. from 4916 to ;
for church?", fiom •75 tO(Itro. Melodeon, delivered
In Echnylkill county, at city CASH POWES;tillta
eating to the pullover parillit.foligOt and'rl I,
which la art important consideration.
' 'Renewal Melodeon of styerior too. on handj r.
price 1,45 sod see. _ If. OA PiNAN,'•
u- AI vie Dealerand Aron, far the male hf
ona Melodeons. ,
Biov 17.1854 -
OLD RIONONGEHELA RECTIFIED.
EY inestantly on hind, and for vale.nt
Wlowest newkat priers, by ,
J. tVALLOWER SION
l'articubliallartiloa will be Nthd orders ftiow
distance. -
June *1,1954 -. 2.3.4m5,
!UM
LO4/Ke. , •
CLOCKS.-;74.,,wKr3oted ' cl(itie ip
C
ebeepAt I dollar--50t001144 I** kirk • b ur 48
3 dullars B. C. (11RBV,V, Cinue Street.
April 13.14. • 1 '-' 13-tf ' •-
/, -- -f.' 7 •31.•* v:—:
:Ilil4N
PUBLISHED -EVERY SATURDAY MORNINq BY BE - AN; oT.TsvILL SCIII YLKILI: COUNT-, i'baliNgYi. AMA
CLOTHING
WATCHES, &C.
~vaTos~s, ` aEwEa iii;
HATS, CAPS, Ste.
INDEMNITY
m riAoEns. . •
John A. Mown,
HOTELS.
MUSIC.
PIANOS .AND MELODEONS
MELODEON*.
CM
MC
4orILL:3ZkCir 4oU Aro treart, TIM CoiAtte :OP THE' EARTIf At MITICG litrt vim - silt' pme,in lo 1 0 1 0 1 ; 11 0 11 . 4p.V.NTIS ZO OC4 111011:4 : 'CDtct 'ALL • NAttl, Te"lxi • 'R 4 1 2441 °- , *P - t .“
DRY GOODS. &.
J. BTZW.ART =MTV.
A firptiTeret."l,:r meet, iyel,"lidl
/
, .usottment of ire/vel, Tapis u tiy, Bubseit.irii*et
.r. ply, Ingrain, ant! Xeulliavo .urprig; besid e s , S .
2„ Ortiggeis, Canton OW Cocoa alattiop, tviihiowi
4 *toilet!, door . vial a. J door inv i able oll'itlushajt)
r: Oitir ro.Nbemlb rtigs, ik.c• .1 100, the sang, Ir.
LB. Pits other tote. corner of 'Sib um! Sprillg qtr. •
den ;fleet; tauter Or Spdag • Mullen Ilotiye— •
Wholes air and Retail.
Pbita., March Iti, 1,6.5•!.. .
___ • i
stiposeramrk sins= NOTICE.
ILireeitinti."SlMAl4/iN & VII In sa a,alitaem•
tllML:selscs Of thiermethod of returning theit Motets
outtika tolttedt • &lends and the piddle generally fo
the very liberaf patronage bestowed , upon Oslo, and
beg lea re to announce ttint they ate now, prepared to
offer -to the toublic - ;the balance of - their Spring arid
Summits' floods; at a tremendous aactifice;th corder to,
room for one of 'the largest and moat :eltoiee .
stock of Fall thanes ever brought tothisplsce. , t
They hare also on t hand .a - splendid nets , stock
tought within the tavt week s now open and rattily for
insto.ction,'at extremely • low prices, defytog , compe
tition 114 to the cookie In atytes cud quality, being ful
ly deteretined to accumulate ko old stock, but Ot+li at
priers to ensure quick Cash sales. white Gowen' are
new and fresh; and title being the seam n ptep,a-
Titian for laying In otteet class goods, buyers will
!Ind it greatly to their advantage to give *heal p mill
hefoce pur,ltaaltig elsewhere.
August 12, t • „ 3S-ti:'
,I 1) 3in
. _ 1
PHILADELPHIA.
•
Men's# Had iloy's Clothing..
L-% VElatiOnii should vild.tace this oppOrthnity
.I.lst.i ho) Clothing for Men and Boys, nt
eilsoutiat c nos . .
( lEAI CLOT111:01 ESI'A/41.1ti06IEniT„
E. MARKET - And REMIND tits., Pitiladri-
Oda, embracing a choice of the nest, Mold destirable,
and Inrilinnintdri Press and Eiock Comm, Habit s cruth
du.,ll.theit Di tiling du, Ttvteds, tc., with a steal n'
-deny at hurt.) ULOTHINti, tonsittti,g of tack
Ctdds, Polka ...tactics, Monkey Jackets. Vesta add
Raithlt Jar het 1, made 'tit eed, Linen
Ululh, Alpaca. K erne)in4irr. I.ot
FlittnilrtlitAt; tattil)s,
Con, - ;4t log ol tltocks, Ilandkerctil44,4., ail
of ',shah are tart:lVA - at lowest posiiids Pr,
.as,uivi 110 cheap ;44 a nylidnet Clung Linn ti in the
i'ateMii nine , dn.lie .Loy•slisyrisiNtli
eaine_htly Nltlt2d to etatunie tto
ekety;r.,v C. 1.11 be. .return i,!.4., frt.
at very low rotas. .
April 1, ISM
. • •96VINa. ruND • • •
oFok THE
0/V Ted) ST,!TES CWIIPAN Y,
Mitt) AND CHCSTTIi r riTra PHII. k ItEIII4IIA
lettere...l4f, Frye per t yid, ptri•arilnln.
(.1,1,.1.11V I Pen CeNl'.lo.cmit p.ayitts Cat.
L a 1 " il* t trceirt utptiry
doily Oil , illll , r tl , .11111 pe • t.et k tinily wit liotit uouce
Ltd
Purlieu c m ablo put in lad take oitl money i‘l4 Elk
1 . L•l'L IMJ front 7to 9 o'clock.
lit:NUL:3— .11 ihoue.oo direly i•.
Plumb 11,04 10 Ym
Dews & CULlig. . ~
. . - liecilets2ll
..,
/./6/ PS, LA iV,1'1.1:11 A'S 1- i'ffil IV DELI 1.1:11S,
,
.1': E, roriirr 1.1,7;rth 41241 Cherry t_qrr.,! , ,
' - ' i .Pllll./01ELPHIA, •
LI A VIM: cola tgedandl tutirueed their *tAturt4 and
.I.llr.tettig the largest assortment of Lamp' , in
they are now mend, ed to furnish Pine 011,
Cit:t1P111;".k:. 111!IINItill FLUID, 5
Ethereal on, Phosgene Gas and Lard:nil; 11.stupsilhan
terns, th. :W patent+, Emmy, llotel a t m Han Limps;
Chandelle's, Girandoles; (*solicitous. anu Britannia
Lamps, at the,AlallithiCle rtes' lowes prices. Wass
Lamps by the package. fit a +mill advAliceurertAuc
thin prices. liciog large Otanefacturere of Plite
Burning Ithild. r .Etitereal on, Al. DMA, and (the '; only
.true) Phosgene Ca+, they C/1:11 furnish there nrilelas
Nt each proca that kirrctiatilt , i will find it to their ad
vantage to buy. • Call lierfore going elsewhere, fryer"
want bargain+. Alru.theeafety Fiala Lamp tor sale.
de:A. '
OILS, PAINTS,
a. W. REDOWAIr & CO.,
D LE It;S' IN 011.4.
LION ININERS,NACIIiNINT:',4 and MA NILTFATII
REEtN, No. 30 N. W13.3,11VEg, A. •
03. Orden) ft:calved by J. A, INUOIIiN, PuNavlNe.
APT,ii I, ISM 13-1 y
OHIO MRS PROOF PAINT
A FEW Butteloot the Ohio Fire Proof Paint. Alnte
rt and Itt..wn MI genuine artirlt for sale by
..iihscriber. Also it ;kw kegs of Patin Oil, at
311 c , nbeagalnin, and !heave at A yenta a • ;mood to
close out a lot.. For sale , by B. HANNAN.
nini130.1652,
rERIIIIGINOUS
OR COMPOONOIRON PAINT
. ,
A FIRE ANI) WATER PROOF PAINT proem
' Fit durability, and the pottier of teal/ding all atjnos •
akerlf influeocep during et lengthened period ocelot°.
Can I.r hlll al the ll:initiate ilvd Imo Store of '
• ';
CEORCF BRIGHT'.
Agent fo( the above Paint.
32-tf :"
Atiati9l 6, 063
PVEE UMUTE LEAD
BROTHER, Tilanufactrer,e; No
T 03, NuRTO FRONT street, Pluladelphiaalave
now a gOed supply of thelr warranted pure WHITE
LEA H, and those custoineaswho have beenaparingiy
supplied In consequence old rim on the ettleir i etiall
now hate their orders
No known lahstanco posseiersthose preservative
and beautifying properlif es, an desirable in a paint, to
an equa.lextril I with unadulterated whilelead ; hence
any admlAlure of other materials only mars iisvatte.„
I ha.s, t herefore,hern itiesteadv al:n(4lW, inanutsc
wren', (or roanylots, to'supply to thr NOW II fh.f•
fertlY pore white lead, and the unceasing demand for
the knit In, Is' proof that ik has mot with fnver.• if is
invariably branded on one head:
BROTHER in fulionil with °other , warn: mad pars,.
all in red letters.
• 4d-Iy
.
Zinc Paints.
0/10.1 . 'hird Chi.aper tht7),l IP/dz tr, Lead, apd - cr
from all rof , onOWl Qlfaliters,
•
.
'AWE NE IV :JP:ESE:I' ZINC CUM PA NJ',
HA VINO erectly enlarged their Works, and 4m
proved the quality of theft tinntucts, ate pupated
111 r 1,.. tile (whin for their I
011PERIOR PhINT.. -
DRY, and GROUND IN OIL, iir assorted pnckst,en
Of from 25 to 500 pound, ; ako.
• DRY, in barrrin of 200 ponnita -
Their WHITg ZINC, which in sold dry nr grrrnnel
in oil, is warratilea pp Mt and uttrinrninsed los hods
and linifolin whiteness,
A method has recently been titsi,overeti. Which en
attire the Company to wairant, their paints to Keep
ft itch 'and 80;11n Ike kettafor any teasonable
In 11,1 teepert lhetr paints will be superior lii Any
ottwr in the market.
Their BROWN ZINC P - AINT, whldi is mild ot o
low mire, and tan only be mad.» from the Zinc arts
from New Jersey. Is now t well known,for Its, nroglic
tive gnalitina when applied to iron or other qiiel*l jr
'surfaces. .
_ ... .
Th..i. STONC COLOR PAINT, pos,eromr all ;the
kopertieS of ilie Drown, and Ls of an agreeable tOlor
for painting I . .oioges, 11-polg, ; (lnt-boildingn,llritliers,
&c. • .
Healers - supplied on Ilberal term, by their Agems.
ITENeff ft lIICHARDrI,
. - Wbolelake Paint Demers nod I toporierA, ..:
N. W. tor. of lOth & Alniket iin., Philad'i.
Ala II 8,1651 , ... I,_ ! Mem '', '
S. HOOVER.
I,I7Ii(II.ESALE and Retail Dealer fn Stovcs,Tin
s and HoltowWare. Ile announces to his Die ids
and ettsrotners that he still continues adding to
,bin
Lugs and splendid stock of Stoves, &r. ,a varietyof
mtw ' , attune of 'Cooking, Patlor„Office and Hail
lotoves. He line now the largest and most 'splendid
slack ever olreied In this! triton; fie would Invite
ever 3 body in want of iiityliting, in his line of
buni
ons, to call nod, ...vanilla. for themselves before, pnr
chasing el, tv here. He can give generslsallsfartfon
to bu)ets. lie ran a lw.ayri supply any stoats
at Isla establishment with odd Plates, gratcsowbricks,
Or repair them.: Among his selection 011DOves
de found the Globe Steve . initiroveil, which. for the
Ina( two years, has proved the hest Drove ever ustFil;
he bas the • Morning .StarOnnitored, of 1853, a nen
double oven Moire, for Coal or, Wood, warrantedjio
hake, ntoil,teWand fry, in the most perfect Mannar.
or the Moll EV REFUNDED; :the New *Mid Coda,
Conk. the Asloi Cook, the Girard •Cook,
_the Delaware Choi:, the Flit -Tbp,Complete,the Cow
-1 plete Cook,:inda variety Of other Cook Stoic's'
A Variety of Patterns and Styles of Parlor, °glee,
and Ilan Sieves; continually keeps un hand a large
assortment of 'Flo and Iron ware. Roofing and all
kind of work, wanted lo life line of huaineas.
promptly attended tn. i S. HOOVER',
Pottsville,Sent.l7,ls!li '
ESE
~:"Sl3l.t.l..soisrs VurtriaCES.
li*lng7Ptlldic Bitiliftngs Maws, 411
PllgtilACES ar highly; recommended Ly
'Mc Piagions.andthe late lamented Downing,
as bigug the very beat in use; :theY do not burn the
air thrown Into the roonit;huicive a pleavant.iteatipy
heat..a Ken - effect ..yeteto of Ventilation iii-conohr.-
fed with fig! Furnace. They titre Ming used iu all the
soma 'foams, Pablo' lin ildings and Private. Ilootem
genet:illy it ou Tiley vary In size and price
from Au tri4lls.
MAttlt{:Ell.:l)K C7l/01F.LIII IRON MANTTF,S.
We would rail the atlonti.ol of those about tm Id log to the tiemititul ai urll shove mentioned. The
E name l,' mirror 'al antrts are biantliully Inlaid with
pearl; olio parl e y and chatither Pram« Grates, alfol
the moot expo toile draidnitund the 11,004 elegant
a variety .f ll:Metro, of the .#l4lr
-6teited free ,/fhijoif IP, Iv hit:ll have been mr L tecrittly
Introduced. They are. Made In exact of Ihe
finest varietlei. of maritir, ouch as Egyptian , Lalion;
4 . 4lthnilatril and other% all 'of whist, for
beauty of design, and otirileite tiniati,canoot „1 ?. ,
!mum!. They tire sold qt ahout half the coat of ni t ,.
ble, and willcompare favorably with the h e 4
Ilea of that material. TLniu W bleb we have already
ak.t.p,haVe attracted murk litteullon and client:Ora
tireaciona of rite highest adluirution. Ladies and gen
thimen are Invited Ut esatiiiiie our stork of Mantels
before pow haallig marbly.? 1• •
ght EDSON'S I.,4,TEfir VENTILATORS for Chin).
imps, which prevent Chlinatya front Stitaitiag,and
mattestiteui draw; affeCtuattypreventa a carrenv of
air down the Chltuney.ta anrattuatioa.
ti' The suterMilier has heart appaiatril Agent for the
Fate of the above Furnace's, Mantel* and-Ventilators
.by thr hVinuractnieta i in rlibuyiklll County, who "Alt
furnish them at city cash pricer', carriage only added.
Boats eoatatataaettaterlpttatta sad feeomtnendat inns
rim be hadathla Bank Sinr.toad any information
given. riperlinema can he earn nt his Warehonse,
hart. ofibr Ativittre Joirsaloilnee.
5ri.t14.1,55:
PAINT/11Th mama* a pArratriia.
rytllf •
rithsetkers announce to lite public that they
L are prepaied re oseente Olt Orders in their line,
at the shortest entice, and on the most 'resent:Ole
terms. They einpiny good workmen , and their us
touters may thrrethre be sine oy satisfactory Jobd.—
Also CfilllPae aloes and dine white Paintings esotti 4 -
led In , the beet style of woiketeushlp. Grabble In
all their vat ietles. nialnad and 'careered Amer!-
cab ems of every variety of style and colorisultehhe
fur churches, vestlbulee.4c.,,lol Isle by the sutatol.•
hers, at.chy pikes. j D. 41 P. NAGLE,.
Itteondstrestone k door above Matkel;
?Moline, April. ti,1034. 14-03 m •
11-6 m
GEORGE 13 . 1.1Nii.'
I. C.. Ctir. MAtkel, 4i. I Itit„-Luttd Ath
91114
STOVES.
R. RANNAN,
Sate; Agenifor ScAttylkilWritinui
• 39 ...
MNITU . M*:.-•-,
• •
„ New St* Cettiege
el 1 lIE alibis/Aler). teeeivlnglir the goad N 1513.:.
L (melee InitidTitgi a loge I of Cottage runt,
tote of Pi "IV daliLt.tnedent AIM WOODS', oak;
chestno4, Walntii; Oh, 4.c., warrunted to be strong
and do tette. Itseitattents ore wolour,tad of the tat.'
es 1 . 4101, in5. Vier esebtage we/latest/Mall al we
will be fold at ;rat PrWea, earl-tat e added.
lie atao; teopitOnhatutiatolmatutfacturea. _
to order, all lairds of ItousetiolCrot ulnae,
ol file latest., tn'Oet taattionaole and dashatd
Pettetoliltef/ab4b VWhi ea.ualited Went.
Moms.; Tnet p t i tpidete: and liehet , ,,atr
ppm:site t te. E pit Clineete,olf o f wh tivNtbe
'kohl st the vetipmeAt Tema..
I _ . EflptilVAßßßOA?it.4
M4NUFACTIMEg.
.:;11revatoirgs,
DIE" snliand and VNUILIVVVO
lllKAttOrirnik Envelopes stataped with bustards
.4.0 cards. , Itaiiaidpatnlc Envelopes, aelf.iteated and
orinti_il4 rape, litig,afor Grocers and putting up Gat
den andillowet,, - if , eedii. wub piloted direetious. at
COLBEitrd .edit lope Meittirstrory 1114 Printing
Entablitiaiei<ss tUUTII ELJVRIII IST., l'illlt
liflLl'litti. , i.,
N. f1.:.--Order:f will be delivered by Eiptels,.or as
per agreenienWe,
alarLlt I). lidg'
. • ' NOTIGH. • . • -
FIR OubscrtbC4 hereby gives notice that I/O has
.I.aputrlnted bIii,fICOUGE BRIGHT', Hardware bier.
chant, sote AEttIH for the sate of '* The Vona' Door
:And tiaie rlitriblV•lll...thio region'. J. 8. ()HAY..
ilfWiinlrscrituir Is prepared to execute orders fur
tbu 'abaveluentlitued rlpringe: They are decale.rty
the boar nitiehi Oyer offered to the publto, bell 4 te.
niarkableHlor Anniplirtty and durability. For rare;
ar tioleaOle! and •t/tall, at 17 KORtiE BHldit7"rl ~
; lronvill Hardware throve, Centro divert,
' ; opposite Muer? Drink. l'ertsvilie.
'Staten 11, trl.2e . 10-if '•
!niotkocto . rAcTony.
1%4 4 ?R! )1 1 11) : i4:4: 4l lEft AND 'tittue fittugft2
L.T.AroOfei Al Doft's fici viand, on Hu Woad Street.
• *OPFTuviLLici
The faminrsignaitzsrsptctfully inhistui the torte
mot. of the known witablishwent,that
%,
he iiiioutinah:lllo.otdDitrEAUTl3ll3 otall kludsol
MOROCCO. •
sari. ak Kid, French morocco, Shoe, flat
Hook (finding.); fac.,,te., and w I tOn
staidly llta , ve oa . ,leand a ;funeral aasortfui.nt of all
'under of 1 : - 7•;,
`, , LEATHER,
,
Onk,Tdsintil. and Red Sole Loatliet,
Calf Skins,
• IninOts' tippor Leather,
And a Ivaelety,Or rkfino such as Thloads,
'Natl.,. "...A, cramp I, Am., Wt., all of which will ne
aOldeltiftn;';l,oly , tiqr t Att❑ PILWEtiI.•
• • „ • J kali%
IyjoY Ah h dn'ta., 'skins, midi as dhoti); (luau, Peer,
Le., and Onar, taken in exehang6 OW Leather,
'at the hightail pt leas, yr Fiala tut in BAOkli
putt it Ole, I lA, 29 lardi. 444(
-777 Jf3OOI BUIDIEEnt.
frim riabrertlier announcer/ II) his
irminde',lm4 she public that he has
coOmidfitiblestidition to hie Rook </e,"
Bindery, ti idhit4itteureil a llook !nada
111,1111 one of URI fikat binderies In Phil&
delphif.t.3ounifited with the latest style of Binding,
and Who will tern out hie Work far superior to ny
thloir heretoforeaproduceit in Puttskille. Hooks bound
in any sty,le ofltholing,either Oath or in tail gift
Turkey 111011/COli
Wank .136.1,spageder plain,made to any pattern,
.d•oo printed a est , ruled•nt plicea lower than iu the
ekty.; •
lidoke btoundjiii the quantlty,and Paper rated to
l'utterhLy • • •11. HANNAN.
efrius.lesqj 14—
, PORT CARI3OI3I
irsOAF ,AND CANDLE FACTORY.
stll.seriV9 - announces to the ptiblle that he
.L thanulbeturei all kinds of Montt and Candles at
his I , selory, ip Port Carbon. sehnylkin Lbunlyi
which he iwill,iyarraut to 100 equal In quality to
any obtai bed libtoad and at lower prices than aunt
tar anklet, ca fit purchased In rhiladrlpbia or else
where.
The highest market pike for tallow will bepald In
cant at Ida
HENRY GUITERMAN.
t0bei14.143. 43-ly 4
sconaltramws =mow.
,
'THE SUBSCRIBER HAWN°
lei/ upon': of the largest Coach dins" -
'.."1:3-17; !lithe elate, itt Coal Cltreet.Pollsville,
nest to.l 11. Adams& Co.'artcreen
p a a or y, ,hesecitts facilities for manufacturing all
kinds of turriagesahlt Light Waggoneeannot be Mir
passed— betrica=2,practical Mrcha 'sic, slid having a
nuipberof yeareVexperteiwein the business, behopea
to give geueraillillisfaction:.
Ah hind' of Carr/ages and Light Wagons kept on
hand. Also.semind-hand Wagonsotc.
/illrParrs Yeitly dune theme treat a Ceram
pro i mptly attended wo.
%VISTA 4. KIRK.
/one 5. 184e1
PLIIMMLNO ESTAEMISHOIZOIT.
HIfiLICI3ft4OSI respectfully announres to the
. public ;NA he 112 IF putt based the entire Mock ot
the Lae firm Ofq,loreton & blektnimn, and Intends
ea eying ou the kliimbinibus mess in all he blenches
at the old; eland ander the ' Pottsville !louse, where
he th,peo. by attiatttno to business, he maybe able. to
no Ili a share of the pubitc patronage. Ile WIN guar
an!te, his woraa, Se as good, and it will be dose on
as reason:o4e terus.as can be done elsewhere.
11. DICIIMSI3II,
Alteust27 1143. , 53.0
%VIEW COAL SCRLENS•
ontleisighed are noW prepared to till all or
aers for Melt new and superior article of erreetle
Their screen., are woven firm sod with regular nein
re; without bubir, 1 iris the wire to the destructive
"f‘ermtplitg, and of course psnessee a touch
grtisier degree, itf strength and durability, than any
Milli/le beton., ffered to t h e public. Specimens of
tin work eau atell times be seen of the Hardware
et it ~r Esterly, ranter of Market and Ventre
•sr ,4.05. EATERLV & 14CIIIIYI.EIL
Pause ille, MT. 14.1853. 1524 f
Prlll2. NEWNAN'S
ties hori*ortoegiaw work .rottseilic.
•
Plumbing Shop. ..
ISCONST4NTLY ON HAND A SUPPLY OF
all sacra df;Leeil Pipe, !Sheet Lead, Block Tint
Tubs; Shower Oaths, Bydreniii„ Bose, Double
Single lActitg Pumps soil Water Closets: alecroll
~,,l'lttsii”k 04-ks for wale' and steam, Dm' Oil
s. and :GtubEg for Enginris. All tied. of Copper
..lk and Pio otillp gdone,l n t lie reeatest miinfemut
hortel4 notiti!.-
NI H. Ca.Naidforold Brnsund Lead.
4S-ti
Bat
and
kin%
Cup
WO
Ihr
ottevfllr, 16 • V 8510
MEE
T' MINIMS & inaravracminsas
, , „•
• GIIM BEl•TifiGy PA 'LUNG, ULAtiTING PAPER,
• 1141 . $ lIOSE,&c.„ Sce.
flfIE Sitir.cribt. : t debit; to call the siti•ntion of
Coal ° Oll, ramp+, Ala mete avid °theta, to his
Ageliwy toilthe Mite of f O Belting, Parting, Fife
'Eine, lirirat,Cumt Co thicting Huse. Steam Pac4-
ing, Mitwi.' iSifOy Lantio,, Wanting Paper, &e.. &e
~
•!'GM OUTING
The esireirenjof th List eight years has gained
fur Obi lathing Th nfi
e codenre of the crinsurnets; this,
together with 1110 fact that great impro eminent,' have
breri nule'rrijfiii,iiit:iiiiyovarrarirri the MA itirfactu
rent in ansi , rll6o.it to be illirrerior to leather or anY
ill it 4 cice,:nri , MI upon hells. (rintro' especially for
hcaB3 l ' or ittaintli'lls.) for the following reason*: i
I The ..die=t p equality of %%Milt and thickness
whiSh it will real. .
2.0ti0 degiee4 heat under )00 degrees ratenl;eit
r
into I:9 1, 1 nntl!ttreMales Ile_siblet to any degree of
cold ' ' ; ! 'i• • .
•
3: It Is of grrnit strength and durability, does hot slip
on the prillies.toriirquentiy a gain of power is obtain
ed,and, ortnar aii)Ostril to machinery does not teqUiTe
alterat Moos 1* the case with leather, or any other.
4. IThe cost isaituch below leather or any other
Itching. r - • "•.,
These Belts * Are more durable than legibl', and '
range froni 25 nr.ltni per cent. cheaper in price than
the lieither ttedlY of the-,same strenrh. They arc
Moo beculiarly'aikipleil to Colliery porposr ',because
the Coal Intl and:dust seem only to add to their dura
bility—anti afte.theing worn nut, are wdrth nearly, If
out quite. half ittlee for Packing...l
r} 'tot stricrtath'er's orders, In consequence of his
mere sales; have the preference over all orders .
at tit FattPly—ind he can always procure the lian a
orde ,erl thitorghltim.thnt hove to be made of a heav
ier lisnlity,wttliln the given time.
• sle'ltreo,arni ftior Ply Belie dbtained In ti boon'
nobs"—front 0 IO;III Ply ran lte made to order from
8 to 1g day4' milieu; of any length and breadth.
*These Ilriltifire now used In almost all the Col.
lierleis of nclittylitill county, aid givy value satisfat
tion. F
TEAM PACEINO. •
Ttita artiel.: litiiion , In general, use by the most
sicOlfill EUginiera and Machinists throughout the
!lane Eitel, 0 . zy., -
It 1 prepgred44tbat 300 degrees Tarenheit wit I not
affecti d
it, and is ittpertor to eveiythlus'else. as DO
Plitmlinte has Sicuuch elasticity, which siands so
1
'high degree 001 eat, and :nay be used about all
parts where Nailing Is necessery. six. Manhole
date ,• Platna -Rids, t4teatit Joints . 4 3teaut Chests.
Cylinder IfradttOiloffirig Roses, etc., eta.
Fur 'shed In IttAls of any retintred length. from 11l
to 11. inch in thti,lrriess, and an inches wide, or 'bads
and c , I to order i3T any dlntensiona. .
11038
fla‘fing nalr groat improvements In lho .manufae.
tu re of Vukantra(d_ [tubber hose, fur Erg Engines,
I.ocorirtlael Enginea,n tot general purpnrei. It to of
fermi ,vilb tonlideoce as decidedly [holiest
article in tisu'. vro;
Pr,rchaters t 1 11 please notice that sites here glv.
En, are the ',inaidalllarnelers, and each size ertll fully
niaarare In!cleaXiihat it t r marked.)
LtiCrl%lf STIVE' and . ENOINF: nose._
W
ari nied!to .11;14111 a jrpre,-Ntur lha per equOte
Intl .
3.4 Inch Aug,
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2 Li. :u .%! •• •
24 g • r "
2 3.- •
3N I
ti,liilltANT 110.41:
limed In, atilad Ili•F;t11.; of 75148. net mown
Warr,
ior
ii , clrCiiit - t T r
.4 ••• *". ' r
r"
115 gems.
SO . 1
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is
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i,:eli DUCTING 1106 E. . • . -
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,ra only ti Vondticitng purpose., bad Intll
lbe less tonged tf under pressure. , __,
1.11 Inch ke'font, , ' 91 cents: •
24 ~ ii,, .. d'a - do iv do
1 do • (0, do . -17 do -
1A •4 00 41$ d 0 ' • • • 30 40
1'1.2. do d7i do . es do
1 . -4
SO,
4 do tit, : do • 45 do
Hose of any Oise and strength rdtdo to mder—also
tiertitin nate to& Vito Engineatand tithes pup:WM
The &Nje italle bag great advantages over Leath.
er,a: .i it Rends nO nittug,is mkt-Sly tight. will eland
awe hlgh•degfee of neat w Whom. 'Willy. and is
not agrected by the severest told,
,:-/---\ .
CoaplitiEr. Atose l ves, 4c., 'fartiihed at de
...
?ow yrrics. ' :1 .
- 1 .. .It-LASTING PAPER'
,
AlWdya on 9113 d, a aqperior article mad. to order,
of different ettfi. and 'weighty. Teem IT ,groands to
60 pato& net Reim. : .
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1 MINERA' SAFETE . LAMPE.;
._ •
Of tlt e l.est cake for working; by the dozen or
tingle Atm, trtinoried thrtre&euse for coveting eng
011 4 ‘ 1 4 11 111AW0.h7 1319 3 33 d. ••• '
All the 'trove Arnett" for hate, wholesale and FA
tatti by.. • • -- •%•• I .•' . - SEW. BAIIINAIN.. -.-..,.
1 - tottevgle t .hrle (dr Olt Mittlunlo n uetil , ,
July' 16, - 1654 ....-' - 1 • - 13.- - •
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~- A .T:u.,l4*f,y-:i_Moi- _ ,f'iwovq.:o,,:i,E. 3 4- ;
-MERIFY%S
minim sasans•r Naas Eftiza
zarose of wharf Writs ot. %wilts Hirst 'Expo. ,
aTol444erars , Itjriaa, Woad out alai:coat
o(Panmon Pleat ofScheylkill County eon to
4lteetittl r there will as 'e=p) to Public;-idle or
SOndut, tat SATUAD AY ALTOUS 2t3i,' 1E134.
et itioeloct in the hatecooti, a the Putilicgoew
~c2IPAMEL glbler IR tar Borough of 'Pottavil le,
County, the following described real es
. 1
41.1.; That arias tiat.storyFrauwl DWelling
about 2,0 ket again:, saw& ott 11 hit, end
. curtilage appurtenant thermo s in the
.tasittP of Lower hishsutougo? SOhuYI.
A• hitt County, ou, the road Moat f rom
Clannauville in the , said. time - alio to
Qreletgvitt,beingnesttheYablicliouto
of 'dicta Oeisiaet pal Weeded by land 'l3l the said
Joseph' Oman, land of Chroitian Schreiber aid the
surd natio !Wad, and the lot or piece I of griiuud
a~dcuttr appurtenant tbereto, - a tire property
of JOSEP 111.1ETINCSTON.
lAL,SQ, No. 1, All thi certain titre! tuallailed
nix-tenths part of at that amail . ma of ttmag,
situate in Ltany 7:114. Itchuylkill County ! known
as the earlier fluall Truet t bounded and ' dateribed
at follows, to wit.:— wing at a pi ne , th ence
badol Xatitstitti Cwnpany south twentkrthreo
Aegrecaeart, two . krelitod And eigarthreciirlas
toepine, soutliatio:levee degrees woe. -per
clic* to paw, theace,by o th er land,atoutb , de
uces e, 197 perches to e pine, thence by laud o r
Jam • gictio/son, 'Esq., north, torty.tive ,degrees
east, 173 perches toe stone,: thenee, by
orlar land;,storth twenty-three dOgrees
west 39:1 pert.: hes to a pad, thence, by
land of.lessotanuill south iisky 4 Oeven
degrees wisi c iP perches nil the hem.
P7gt"u'
"01l 429 ,.. - 0704 Perebesorad alow
saes, with the appartananites. d
10.0 mt
'ALSO, N 0.2, All the itertain equal undivided
eie l teuths part of alt that' other- certain Tract of
Land,itruate in'Barry , Towaship,Selimilk Coun
ty efordsail, hounded and deseribed: as foltotino
&animus at.* Chestnut, thrifty, Sy hued eiGfesse
Varealt, Booth' Noy-seven degrees westpu perches
to 4 stone, north twenty-three degree* west 40
perches toe white oak,and south sixty-seinen de.
greesseest 1011 perches to a white inak,'l }some, by
other land, moth twenty-three degreeit 3.81 'pitches
to!Me. thence by land of John Nichelson4iEsq.,
north sixty-seven degrees east 190 perelmis to a
stone, Sad thence bylother land. north !Went} ,
three degrees west 337 per Ches 'to the
heginettm. containing 418 acres' , And 33.
1
4:1 perebesand' allowance, with this Bp
.partenstesist as the property of ;PAT
RICK B.IDEVLAN.
• _
ALSO, All that certain piece or parcel o j land,
ettuale in the Borough of Orwigatung, Sehnylli ill
County, hounded on the south by Centre turnpike,
on the north and West; by lands of W il,taui tined;
on the east by en alley, Coutaining abOut two : acies,
(exeepring-and exeluding thmeont a tot of ground
sold to Henry Drein, eontanting in: width 00, feet,
and in depth 00 leet,l with the builduigs Amnion
erected; consisting of a two-story 'Log Dwelling
House and a Blacksmith shop,) with the lin:prove.
ments„eonsisting of !it two-story Log Dwelling
Hone, with a one-story From Kitchen' thereto
attached, a Frame Stable, a one-iatory Log Wheel.
weight ehop: and a Blickimith shop; as theprope
env of JOfIN GESELE. •
ALSO, All that eertain lot or, piety of. ground
situate Cu Nicholas street, in th e Borough ;of St.
Claw, Schuylkill County:numbered iii the,, of
said Borough with number 48, bounded MI front
•by Nicholas street, in the rear; tiy Mill
street, on one side by Patterson `street,
and on the other side by let Nit, 329,
containtrop in front and rear 't3o - feet, and
in depth 200 feet, with the 'appittlenan.
ces, consisting of 2 iwo-story Frame Disenieg
Houses, as the propene of SAMUEL SOUTH--
ALL mid ELIZABEIIII SOUTHALL.
•, al
ALSO, All that certain lot-,or Piece of tround
situate .n 1 'the Borough of Schuylkill' ' oven,
Schuylkill County, txtunded on the north hYlot of
Mrs. G. A, Koch, on the east by lot of Ocittfried
Boyer, on the smith by Landingvule • road, find en
the west, by tot of John Evely, containing in; Satodth
00 feet,-and in depth 180 feet, with theapputtenan
ces, consisting of .a one story Log Dwelling,House,
as the property of DANIEL MARTZ.
ALSO; All that Certain lot or piece of j ground,
inmate In the town of Warder, East Nerweginn
Township, Schuylkill Comity, bounded in frOnt by
Baton. Street, eastaihrilly by lot of Owen hteGow.
tbu WeetWardly by lot of John Kerne°, and!.in the
IVst bytand of --- Richards, containing in front
40 feet; And in'depth ]OO feet, witty the' 'appune
nances, consisting of° two story FrumeDwelting
House with Stone liesernent,ll Frame
Kitchen attached and a Frame Stable,
as the preperty of JOHN DOO:.DY.
ALSO, Alt that certain team a laud
situate in West Penn `rash ip,
kill County, bounded tin the East by land of Alma.
ham Miller, on the Ninth by laud of panel Becker,
on the north by land Of -Reuben Jones or S. E. M.
Kepner, and on the west by land 'et Joint iPoff,
containing 86 °mitt, • more or less, with the
appurtenances consisting of a 1 I story Leg Dwel
ling Henschel] Loefarn, as the property el MAR
TIN'McKIIII. !
ALSO, All those tour certain loti or pieces re
groundosituote in the town of New Castle; Sibuyl
kilt County, fronting OA the-Coal Castle Read, and
bounded by lands of Charles Miller JaineliDondas,.„
William Ricluirdson and others, c ontaining bigeth
erin width 100 feet,and in depth „tagti o leettwith ,
the appurtenances., itunsisting of a two -stamp Log
Dwaine house (veratheeutaourded), with a 1 al sort''
Frame Kitchen there'd attached, and ti Fratrit Sta
ble, as the property of, PET-ER BECKER. it
ALSO, All that remain lot or Pliaicse of grimed.
situate in the Borough of Milie*rille,
' ,• Schuylkill County, bounded eistarardly
atil
••• by lot of Daniel R. Bennett, bard
tuafy by North street, and westwardly by
o lot of Elijah Hammer, ,contitinhig '
width 80 feet, and in depth 150 feet, with the ap
purtenances, consiiting of a (amatory' Flame
Dwelling House, went Basement story of !stone
and a cue-story-Frame Dwelling House titan a
Basement story of stone, and two Framei Stables
as the property of EBERHART AUGUSTUS
FREYMILLER. I , j r f :
ALSO, All that rernsin Farm or tract of iiand,
situate in Butler toienship, Schuylkill County,
bounded by farads of Lirael Reed, Francis Deiigfer,
Benjamin Pott and others, containing about one
hundred and two acres, with the improvernenta,
consisting of a two-story Log Dive:ling House,and
n Frame Barn, as the property of 'JACOB PAUL,
ALSO, No. 1, All the right, title and interest of
Saluda! Heffner of, is and to all those
• four certain, lots or pieces •of ground, '
I # situate in the Borough 9f Pottisville
Schuylkill County, being lota merked
in Piet andiPatterson's addition to said
Borough, with N05.25;17,23 and 21, each lot con
taining in width 60 feet and in, depth 244'teet,
bounded southwardly,by Mahantimgo.Street, west•
wardly by Ninth Street, northweardlY,' by Wiwi..
gian Street, end eastwiedly by 'Eighth Street;, ex
cepting and excluding, however, ,parts oflotioNos.
'l7 and 29, sold to Jo s eph Connor, containing in
width 25 feet and In depth 110 feet, (ou which there
is erected a 21 story Stone Dwelling 'House). With
the improvements, consisting of a twoend: &hall
story Stone Dwelling House, n }two; story Stone
Dwelling House, a two story 'Frame ,Dwelling
House and two Frame Stables.
N 0.2, All that certibn Farm or truer of land sit
uate in the Borough of yousville,lSchinalkill Coun
ty, bounded en the east hi:a fin teet wide htreek,'oll
the north.by High Street, on the west by; a 2)) feet
widoalley l and on the south by laud of Burd Patter
son, contamiug lour acres and 102 pitches, I.vath
the appurtenances, consisting of al two
story Log Dwelling House with a; Imo
[A story stone;additioni . theretciallaeheil,
a Frame Bairn, a Log entity withßiln,
1. Frame Slaughter 'Houie, two
• '
wells of .water ;
NO. 3, All those torso certain loMorj piesSs of
ground, situate In the Borough.° Pottsville, in the
County of Schuylkill, numbered in Pon and Rhoads
addition to Pottsville with Noa. :id and 57, bounded
in front by East Market Street, op thiS rear by! rch
Street, on the east by land of FAN. Hughes;; and
on the west by lot of Charles W.,i pitman, contain
ing in width 50 feet each, and in' depth 2001 feel,
more or Lass. !
NO. 4, The undivided moiety liar half/Part at ali
thsit certain piece or tract of land; situate in Branch
township, Schuylkili County, bounded and do;
scribed as follows: Beginning ate sterie,corner.on
line of the New York mid Schu lkill Coal Colima
nyr's land, and corner of Philip Z mmeruian's tract,
thence north 25 degrees west, ne diundred:i and
sod
fifty-eight and five-tenths perche to tionies, thence
north fi fty-six degrees east, 100 refuel ito a Meal! -
maple tree, thenim th thirty-four,de
-2 " grecs east, one hand and seventy-six
;;; and Iwo-Maths per healto' a Mont
11. , ,
aa e thence south'sisty- fir' eegices emir; onc
hundred and twenty: : is.and .five-tenths
perches to the place /of begine g, ccintaining. one
hundred and eleven . acres and a lowsteue ; and be
ingif
the same tract of land whkh, was surveyed ie
pursuance eta warrant dated Angthe 3d, Al D.,
1825, granted to Samuel D. Fralk, FAT, with the
appurtenances. • I• i • :•••
NO. 5, The undivided moiety or Staff part Of all
that certain tract or piceerof land situate I in Minch
township, Schuylkill County, ImMuled • end cleieri
bed as follows, to wit•e, Begmni gat a stkine earner
.et line of the New York and Se uylkill Coal Po's.
lands-thence north thirty-four tees!, west, one
i eg
hundred and seventy-six and tw tentha perches to
a entail maple tree, thence nom fi fty-six degrees
• elm, twenty end a half, perches o a maple, thence
' sou th thirty-four degrees east, hi l ly-two perches
to a Spanish oak, Melva nort fi ft y -Six degrees
e ittl, two hundred Ind fiftr i
oix ierches to a, stone,
l
thence south thirty-four ; ; degrees :cam
." / twenty-tour porches to 0 chestnut :Mak;
lr--1.• Itietice south tive dealers west, one hen.
• la - t dred and eighty-aerie perches to a !stone
thence south , sixty-five. degrees West,
one bundled and sixty perches to the niece of be
ginning, containing tWo banditti and Sixteen Acres
and 148 perches and sllewance, which' tract of
!and was surveyed in plinstnuice of a warrant dated
the 23d direr December, I ff 24, ranted to Samuel
D. Frank, Esq, with the *peen:east:tees; as the
reports. of SAMUEL HEFFNgit-- i _ ; !
ALSO, All that:certaia lot oi piece! of grimed
situate bathe Borough of ftlintrisville, in the Omn
i" of Schuylkill, bounded on lbei north by
,fart of
J. owl% lemma, en tit east by Sunbury. Street, on
Mesouth by property of the 1.-eidetic ;(Mardi; and
*a the...L.1%6y lands of /wept' filmes', containing
puwidth 50 feet, and in depth pc) feet pith air op
gittestancesconsiating of a three storir Frame Owe!.
bag Iloose,.as the property ofrA. 4 :lll/pE. PATZ.
SIMMONS.
ALSO, All that:mato lot of Phase, of gtouad
situate on the south aide of Market Streeti di the
Borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill : county, mit**.
~ . lag in Irool 48 'eel, and in depth /34, feet,
Wins a paraciflot unified With number
a' 40 ill •Pott- and ratMrsOn'is jaddiUtso to
-I ] Pottsville, ea / the pp:iparty of EUGENE
. , ROUSETTE. i ' ' i I
Pelted, takes tato steetniottitted wilt 14 1 04 by
solzs,puisi4,sheittr.
PitaLirs Me, Potts; / i, i . ran i Angus Ditt '34.1S • 1 31.ta i 1 . . -
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MIA,
MSUR,OC. I .
STATE , IMOTTML. orsintanca co.
. • Fourth Au nual.Statement, Maw 15,164:
Assets May bit. iBSt 835-4;11r1
PlVlllllMaxed:fiaterest re 4
cibrod"itse past tnatual,
JzpaOluent: . • .101,61.1 34 ;
Dlila,itaceltablr la amp. ' • 18.617 91_
Cash Proniatits.l4l4wl3.4..i.r, wan
LotAefs, E'sponii7.enhimlisin'tio;`
**tsarina*. Aiaivai Deptigl,
. meat.
Do Satik
Spada;Eloct..tages.: ':- ,P5
.A t a
B e SZ OL - tl tU
othriiibod sectirittrir, tift,l:ls 71
/lino Itecoltablo, • .
,it'aelt on h.trul sin! - ha 'ads of ,
Ageni4, -; ' ; 19,594rT !'
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rorinro or Inland:luau raw' e. apply in
I t)4 aiILtEIS ER. Atm,
July 13,1E34 ;
•
Anthracite tinurance Company.
,(7111A11TER P6II ETItAI granted by State 01
P Anxylvanb. • , •
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oorloorlami Capital
°Mee hi:NW weLlitlT tatter,. halo/ern Third and
Fount 'Oiretta, Philadelphia. .
• Thta Company . ; with ,a cash tpital pall In. coin.
'bland with theinumal principle. in 'twit liar Inn and
Inland department, iaLllies to the Oesuied ample In
demnity, with partaiipailon in the krnlita. anal 'wall
op'. liabuity for hisses. ' '
The Company wilLiga.M polieir.a at the usual ram
of prMidunia, rmbrdi ing M All' NE, FIRE and IN
LAND
4: . . imurerrtiai:
Dr. p. Luther, ..1 • WAr..C. Ludwig, . .
4.,,, 1 ai1i Awdenrsetl,. t ' Jr.ss.ph,ftistield.
•Peter ittleirer• -' • , Johu ligeNttlirks, .
1/ birse F. Tyler. 7 1 ' litirlY Wu ad,
. .
Samuel U. nuintlnio, 11.. p.intm.m,
in ,
aw V
ls rairson, ~' ltruer C3stireir,
I.,DR. H , miT111:11, l'reirderd. -•
Wu. C, Lt. °trio, Vice Pitibligit. .
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Mix. F. Ov•t4,l9rclrtitry.
151 , 1.1irE1t. , 1.1. Mt Tlikail, ha* toren tipprtinattl
lrgeut fur the Ahoy,. Vouipany, in SCIIIIIVIAIII cotigh y,
to Album persons ttehipng t h espres,c,,, t .1, ptptily. - ,
April ci,lei / 54 ° 2i . :- , , l•l-ly
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Itillnerre :Life"ltimurance
Van—'
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TILIUSPE GOBI PAN V,
POVIS VILLE, PA.
GAITAT., Intimuto clot RTER PERT ETI 7 AL
slllt3 CONleANY.ehattered hy the I.e:bilatitre of
Penni”:lvaltia,x'llh a' ravaal ui tine hundred
Th , lusand Dollars, now filly orgaiiii.ril,anil haw
commenced bnsinesiz
The Company 6 nierured to receive monies and,
other protterte.ni Trnel. end of tots lisle te.,:t on all'
monies deported ita , ;„tritel, at the rate or five per
tent. per annum; l'atoripal and unerreftetyarde
For rates o f Preiantri on Life 1 nail ranee see tile'
printed lutotee supplied al the oat a ~r the company,
Centre Street, lontOrllle, thiee door. equal of the.
Exchange lintel
JACOII till:t17.114111C1t, Jr.. Pieshlent .
Jong 11. ADAM, Sen . y. and rcedediror.
April I. 1n54 '
PRIVATE . SALES.
rim SALE.
500,000 FRET OL L.VNBEI:.
give" andt.ttlanee hereby offer 6,r sale a cache
quantity or NNW and inialLOCK PLANK and
StOAll4./13, which are, well mauufural red and ate
about ball' It tale trilm the Caftan, Wet, Williamsport
acid Diet:M(444,on the Bank of the. tittle. Itlatta
wl,.s.i Creek, 14 miles front l'uttsvole.- A Notion
Of the Pthe Is clear or panel stuff, and all of the
lleniloek trot the bliat qaulit y White lientloc k.—
Tin, knolls vary frdru 10 to 30 feet, and the whole is
as rood a lot as can t,,e li.tund in cattawiasa
It is eAretlatly piled apj,and will be sold in one lot
or luta to snit parchasept. Put phrtit ale's; apply to
A. AI Ault pt:.:44 (It/.. Usttay
or to A. A. Ke.: 4 112414131',U vr
attaissa Valley.
NoVenther 19:11W: . 47.1 r
FOR SALE
A vetoTIIRISE43TORY BRICK LIOVE
one(other vatodede Property to Pottvrate..
TIM subscriber trifernat re ivaie Sale,eie the most
. reasonable terms, his new three-slotv MUCK
DWELLING HOUSE, In Second Street, a iew doors
above Market. immediately beside the Ist Methodist
Church. 'Thls fine building_ IS just com
pleted, and has not yet been used. It is c ' .
large, tient un -, ' nitiAlinea.all the couvenl
entes,that a housgeeper Wduld desire,-
and Is located in a pleasant and 'convent- . •
ent part of the town. There Is a .neveiFfaA r ,„,:,
tug weld of eteelleht 'vraier in tlio,-4Jl ar _ a very
IntOottent . conbidetailon In therireliettrarareity,
TEEMS..-One-tourilic.ash. and the balance to snit
the purchaser. pteivided only jihearsoperly secured.
ALSO, Pont Franie dwellings on . Vallewh
romediately In the ;leas of ahe new Brick. above
nrentlnned. these are likewise desirable prop.. oh:*
1.-W On toe same easy terms.
c 1
Vlie whole will be sold low. ,
N. o.—Titles clear and indiSontable.
?; L. WORIEI.SIinfIFF,
Opposite Episcopal atm li.Cent re est.,
Dec. 31,, 1833 r. . , 53.tf
•' _ .
VOLUM= PhOPERTT IN POTTS-
VILLE AT I'R;IVATE SALE, CHEAP.
The 'Subscriber Mien - . at Private Solent' t but tract
of Land end building lots. known as the " Carbon
Hill "" property in the Borough
of Potti: extending (nun the It iver Schuylkill
above Mr. Lauer's [Brewery. to the Port Carbon
road, being about 2..00 yards hi width and contirfing
.30 acres, more or Mies. This property may he said
to be invaluable, not only for the purpmes of bull
ding, but also ns otliFring the best locality in. the .
Borough, on which in erect suitable Water Works
for supplying the toWn vitth waiter. Apply at its
office, corner Coal and Cultriwhill Streets. •
i.GE01{(11:: W. SNYDER.
•
August 273 3.54852. ;.
' VALUABLE, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -
Subwerlber oli.re to Pell at PrlTtite Sale th 4
ftdlowingdesrihtql Real r. mute, upon reasonable
terms 7 4
No. I. The undivided one-halrinterest of allthose
three tracts of la in thaw:hand Try mohl
Townshlps,.eichny I klll Como yot hick were surveyed
In January Int on Warrants to John 0110,
Peter Filbert andJohp Kidd. The molter
fled one-half interests Irt the above tracts aaa
amounts to 1 , 59 acrea. The land is well 111
wooded withltrnbe.T itUttlible for railroad 1
sills and props.
• No. 9. All that certain lot of ground almatein thd
'Borough or Schuylkill Haven, upon which is erectee
a large three-story Brick _Dwelling, and all necessary ,
colt-buildings. This Property is nOW n?.cupied by th
Lewis 'toyer. To any one destrons of practtsing
medir Inc in'Schuyiltilt Hives , an opportunity Is tltiw
offered to secure a turtifortable houseandottiet rarely
to he tnet wile. •
N 0.3. All thatcertaln lot or groundsittrate In Tort
Carbon, bounded• and described as follows:—Begin
ning at °poet on the!soutit side of Pottsville titreet,
at a corner or the lot belonging to iIf:IITV Porter,
thence by the satne . sonth twenty-four and a half
east one hundred Met to a post, thence north slaty , .
Ove and one hal feast flay test to a post, thence north
twenty-four and °netball west one handfed fent 11l
Pottsville Atreet, thedie by the same south statydive
and mscsdkalf west fifty feet to the Ober, M. beginning.
No. 4. 4 tritzt of tltst rate timber land,containing
915 acres.. bitlialtP In 'Schuylkill Township. about
three miles back of 'Omen rum In Locust Valley. t
MESTER CLVItILR, ..
Office In Centre Strtittt. Pottsville, directly opposite
the.Episcopa I Chore h. 3.1 story.
ept. 3 , 1533 . 35-If
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in iltett prier to stop tiene*Trit ti% islioL/P
jtior T r a Alln -thit . : C4 l 4ittO Ivote,4
only exert tipt. power. trOklikttern strati:Rig.
the exismn g ,la ws of the pluk s -4.-BUT THEY
WILL Nqr ct . 9 [T. , !
LETTEft T4l AN . .Excier,:7itgsitsalmit4 I
Thurlaw W..Browni,ofift e (31r,srager Chiij
eau ugh a recent numbeent,fitipaperand Ver:
Itistiven shmatuie,atkireSleka letter. iti:loilt=.l
Tat Packer, EN., one of jhelExCiSp Board of
the town orPteston.lemonsplitiog, in lentil
of indignant- eloquenee, iteCeitt
'offizialendorreinetworrunqielheig, by grant;
toga Weep licenie to -foltotO.nwklsugtil;
The tetteri s worthy of ts' circulation
than it will.receivethrougliithetChief, and
bat for int great length we trould traiturn'
entire,lo the cc:4mila* of tht -PlohAbitsontsi,'
NotwithsiOnding our clicuptscribed space
lismetter, canrert denyi ourselves the
Pleasure of i giving,a . few Passages. tirliich tvn
comnentlM Exetsel3Jards ijnerally; as alike
eloquent and truthful. - -N. jY. Prohibit ion
it/.
Whit class of sOciety dernanded of you
and. your colleagues in the zcise 'Ward, 'a
liquor shop -There are th se win) sustain
you; but ere you. pretax&tljeir approbation_'
Tipplers wilt say You ore r)ght. Are yokt
proud of Weir verdict:l Prompted as it is
by a base. and degrading lippetitecoming
from those in a bdudage dui , l;er than'. the ut.‘
gro ever knew-it should monde yOurelierk
with shame, . Ever thirsti4g lot the' mad ,
deicing. draM, they applaqd With
'their blioucinupanitins, heateg.vdtuM upon
a good cause' and..its nil vocaP.§ - , they applaud
you. -Wags in hand; and ptishingstilllarth;,
er odt in vice and lilting gmig.,!with treniti:
lingliands, they applaud you... In• drawling
'limey or boisterous brawl, they applaud you . ..
Reeling -hetue .with : jug 41Ird with sur.
.plus cuises,. they apPland yc.O. And 'as lap
inanity looks _weeping upon the injured
citi
zen new ions to bettt ntattli.xl, she.
indignantly asks, 'Br wtictse'euthority is this
devilish outrage=upoir the n)nral beauty (1.1
man ? your:, You pill the cup to your
neiglibur's, lips, an act-agaiiiSt Which God
has pronotineed . a t'oe. Vou cannot say
that there as not mit.% drunkenness in Pres;
ion, in excuse.. That the p4ople are Vir?
tuous, generally,.to lit the. facilities'
for degradation placed in 11141 - way, is but
little in. the credit of anise vtllio 'self • intluf
gences.' ; • -
- '• The runt-seller appla'udi you. 711ost
tat praise' , ! brew by dratti, he deals
_hit
Alamein ompounds to _ 104 iulatuated..cuii ,
turners. Three cents at a One ill.gotten
gains Ire Clutched front the hand of industry
for no useiul.equivelenl. - tle gorges upon
substance, never earne4-:•substance be.
longing' :t those -at harm& 4. thousand tunes
better for his victims—better fur hut —wete .
he to 'turn highwayniiin qnd plunderilie
Same Money frotn.the s . ,3lll:rittivekr. Better
license robbery than 'rutn-sejling. , The tale
villainy but takes - the • rivaiis money ; the
other and far greater one, r4r shinfol moat
and manhood, .and, cafriet sorrow 'to the
hearts of ell -who love him.'
• In a sinitlar strain, Mr...Eirowu goes on. to
peak of others who "applatill the Commis:- '
*toner's- act—tavern ownersltvlinliave, grog-
shops to rent ; and demagog:nes who "crauil
over drunken Meti'S slioulddrs into isetty st
lions."' Theft' reversing thi'4:pictureilieturt•
tinues :
Who 'else aPPrOve you} action? The
mothers, wives arid daugliters.uf your' towo-?
'No! They - have had no vcil . ce iu the mit
:Their interests, nitire .sacied than'
~.ors Or mine,. because entrusted to -tali
Manhood, have been, deliberately betrayed.
They. have been . sacrificed . 4r a !owe.. T 4
pecuniary:interests of One l two men have
been looked'aller,•While t ho i sefivhich .)hourt)..
ever be held inviolable, as t he hopes of eaitlii
and heaven arelsacred,:havkAigen jeoparit.
med. Str, had your - taken tlq4 applicetion.lor
a licepsed ;op-shop, anifg4ne out and pre -
sewed it to the mothers_ of Xlie -tmin, how'
many-of • them-jai - re Emmy than—woutil
have put their names to. n f,l A community
of chrestiadmolAer , s
for wean-shop!
'—Wilat a, thought ! TlicAtniverse
_God
would hardly love induced Diu to have cote;
menced such a pilgrimage. your manhoodli
cheek would have Mirnetito Madness. They
would have scorned you—they would ove
spurned you irotn their doom. By. all that
holy end intense-kive whicli they bear' the
children they - have tvatched 'pier in infancy;
now twining closer around Weir old heart*'
in ,riper years, they would almost 'breathe a I
curse trixiii the board • ivbichl ivould kill the
garnered tredsuies of their t+l age.. NO in=
telligent mother would everretition to have
temptations placed in the pa, h of her child ;
with- the ,puss.thilitY of .seeinti that child ,
trenVormed into a Itratlnimmi thing, and her
grey hairs brought down irifi,stirrovv The;
grase:—TllE-MOTHERS 411 E AGAINST;
YOU! . ' -
• ,
“-Would the wives have'Signed the'appliti
cut ? • .No!—it thousand times Nod--,
There are wives. neiv Within • the circles'lot,
yciur. grog-shop who would t joy to write a
name in blood against n with a seal of
warm tears'. They -.have 4ready.,lallen; of
unollayed bitterness, ,as thepromise of -itoi
haessic happiness has .been4heclowlee, and
the hopes ot life.hx - ve onii by one-drilted
out upon a dark sea.!,
__The Wvife loves, lite.
husband - for whom _she lift her father's
hearth ? . The brighter hopes - Mt hie are put
in- his keeping, and - even when she • looks
down into the crater where chey - all smoul%
der in ruins t her affections, ),Irtillotit - n ten,'
dril broken, cling and btooro'till
_around the
,shattered 'idol. THE INAENUITY OP
'HELL - COULD NOT INVENT A AIORE .
POWERFUL CURSE THAN THAT OF:
YOKING A WIFE VI; A LIVING?
CORPSE: Grog-shops do this.. You.
aided in planting oat: ,in a piacelul eotnmt
That.cotnmuniti renowned fortis:
virtue and sobriety, and doe.; not experience:
as tut!) , the actursingeffects pt drunkennesi
as some others: Yet it one ;home is made:
cheerlesi and,One heart filled with sorrow',
and despair,
.the bccnsed groggery has per''.
forined its legitimate, devilish work, and you
Made an acre spry to it? tf there is one
gayer winch, more than another, lives and'
throbs-id a Woman's, heart,i it is mat she'
may not be cursed with a - dittuken husband:,
And will she petition that thq only. source of,
such a calamity may be planfid at -the 'ref;
.threshold of het-home ? . Viol] would • not '
dare ask;-her to so outrage aft the durtbotes:
of hei womanitood.-z-.THE W IVES ARE,
AGAINST, YOU ! • (;
How nianr;of the chiltliiin of the limn'
61 Preston7Svoulithaye.signedi the applicatiok'
for a, groiggery ? Is that d principle taught
them at home?' Is it'har,pa4nts put in prac.
tice? . Do 'you wish your clqldrert to tipple, ! :
either at home or . in the groggily you have
ceased Are they more -*red than Our,'
neighbors ? Have . : yeti pla6d temptations . ':
in their way which yeti wottid 'have &book'
from harboring under- your tool ? • Shaine!"
Your children have - not been #aught that tip-- ;
piing is rreeessary or moral,l Go -into-she'
School, the Sabbath -class,' ?pon the play..
ground and' around„ the hearths; 'and how.
tnany childish names' Would swell your list ?.
What parent would urge has child to sign:
...such a petition Nor one. And could child-,
hood realize, what rum has One, is now, do
tog, and will continue to do as-long as it is
tolerated, it ,could your approach, as
from a leprous ihin,gi and from its hiding:-
place behind the altar,Scilli fr om
eye and
whitening check. BREATHE A TREMU,'
LOUS CURSE UPON THE: DELIBERATE
ABETTOR OF SUCH WatINGS. In all
our loved - land, wailing 'Ortihatage renderi its
toucliiig verdict against thescourge ot de-
THE, CHILDREN_I
- AGAINI;•Ti.YOU ' • • •
'Phis Hegce, tin to Show thai,
the cbristituti.eitureli is tigathiit the act, and',
that God, through the principles of His goy::
ernment, comieninon. Antliall this is trui,
—or right nod wrung, juStiOe and ;ontragei
,good and,Orif;lrullt and latiettood; trliaess.
and sni, 'are unvnenotbg ? or , conveitibli
terms. PersonallY.-tve kno w nothing of the.
,gentleman to wham this letter' is' addressed;
Not becaus e of its rebuke of Xrni, but for
graphic portraiture ot the clitssys which apt
provi, sod id those Which Ortierrin, his act;
the have transfefre4:rhese assages to - out
columns.. ;. - .
_-
o:7!FonziGNEtts.--Therec, IlTe over
. 30.000
foreign paupers in the
,United States nsuitt:!,
tamed by the hard worturti native=antin
large number of these itett - to the trotted
States -from the European uhns houses, to
Et nd'or the expense of *lteepittgthem.
xchange. - COI Ili
lII=MEMI
• J..:
E
•
TL iollowwk; is eitr;c4o, iron tlick
./alkar..;ll..Furqsio4k . litace of itite.l..mtltni..l/o.
- Nng, ihrttrttal:
nanou the may unquestionably
be said to . CW1311,1415 monument of unrival:
Tea' optstituttonal greatness and splendor ;--of
tivatiatiort anti freedom, - alike the iidttiira=
tumnpdtbeenvy.of beholders. Raising ter
statelg proportions at the head ,ot the g reat
Eurupeas confederatiea, it appears to Wen..
slaVeti, bud the - unenlightened of all the earth,
at a beaten of hope, and a 'radiant pilau's,
towaiiis Which tittlifois-of straining ere• are
turned for -liberty and,ealightentou ad Vance.
merit t. and it is also tie less true that [lilted.,
Durable /skit': is not only,virtual4 founded on
the Well-itored•coal formations of the British
isles, but that the Matertal elements ot
construction•were mainly derived front their
pre.ro., aut and precious product,
It behooves us, then. as we value our pre.
CLUiLILIII j‘isition, and ptir Heaven-entrusted
mission— , nay`, our very existen.!s as a ghats
and iMfependent community —to look well-to
the foundation ruck of our abounding
ptos
perity. ' .
111
,
.
• As yr various national resourCes have
continued *to lactVak , in vigor ail() magni
tude; and Industriat.enterprise has - Daily, be•
come more and more largely developed. Sir.
in a perpetually tacreasing, ratio, has tleen
the drain, sato. speak,.. uu
. the precions'Ale
posit,sfot our great cathuniferous storiLlualses
.. 7 .ln_fact, - the cousumptiori of roil if ';the pfesent pettod is - altogether unprecedented.
-Not less. than 37:000,000 toils are tioyiniinn
ally raised to meet the detuaud to Various
quarters ! The value 'of this vast mais olkbe
mineral extracted from .ihe bowels • of the
earth by the labors. of alxfut l6o i noti p er i o i t ,
is At the pit's mouth link less than 10,oiai,-
011ut.,it.the places of Consumption. including
asperses 01, transport and other citar'ges,
probably • not less than '2.0,1100,0001. .:ryl ie
capital-employed In the trade exceeds 3?,-
in/o.oools Lundim alohe consumes upwards
(11::3 millions ot tuns annually—about Lull
n million of which are' now brought by i the
theat - Northern Railivay ; and wilt prod! to
the rapidly increasingeonsumption, a metro
politan return: which has receptly been:- is.
sued, shows that, in 1ti5.1, - flicre were 3,7'0. 1.
345 inns brought into the port ot 1.0141)Lp,
; against 3,4911,963 tons or the preceding year.
In 1850, our coasting vessels conveyea,up
wards 'us. u,360.000 tous tti various- Omit. - in,
the. Unifed KingdOut 4 'Jana 3,35t.),Uu0 ions
were exported to foreign. countrii and; the
irritish possessions. 'or these, France took
6 2,54 a tons ;Atoll:m(1; 159.953. tans : Pius
si , - 156,828 tons; andiftissia, 235.19 S ibos..
0 r ocean steattiersritoW , require' very large
supplies indeed f. tad, it is calculated that
39,1t00 ton.3,will he rtipured Tur the use of
the Bailie and llediterianeati flee* . The
.! , nmmptiim by our manufacturing; .s.stab
its/intents is immense and as,tme
proof urthe rapidity and esieutof the n:tense,
may mention the that, In `the year (Stud
ing °cipher 31m- last, I rl—Mmt. mills fitive
ricer built to Lancashire and the
ea o . rch4, in
crse M ilte year of steam pnwergas been
3594 .horses, 13,61.10 addititioal
bands!- •
Ationt , loo iron-furnaces of Great 13riiiiin
con.surne annually 10,000,000 tons of cbal,
and 7,000,000 tons of ironstone,. in °Wei io
produce 2.500,000 tons of pig-iron, of idle
valUe of upwards of ,13,000,0001. ; and we
must not be unmindful that these great smel.'
hog establishments, in order to melt lthe
vast and growing:demand -for iroW
house 4, churches, ships, ‘ l / 4 0., are now 40u
stantly augmenting in number, which, Milli
other,deniatids,. too ohylony to 'particulatie,
also tend to increase immeasurably; the
present consumption-Menai. . In short, '.n s.
• toonding a'sare theitatisticalfacts just eon
merated, they assume !{ ,, still wore trans en
Arent and portentbUSlMportance, when view.
ed in 'relation to the futute, especially as re
gardstlW.'far-spreading• mechanical energies,
ceommercial movetnetits, and spirit of
veral enterprise, characterising this great
• and populous ciauntly. • To develope, to eon.
serva te,to investigate with jealous care this
grand elemen't of internal - streng,th,and pros
e perity—the prinnon trui4r/e of our mtil:Midi.
nbus and World-wide progressicins—cantiot
but he considered as • sacred duties by every man possessed of - a single sp,irk of patriot•
ism in his breast. riir be it front roe to : ',oc.-
hibit any unnecessary prominence in sound
toesin of alarm: but it-were tin tio.
siblejer any one at all conversant with 'pie
existing facts and prospective bearing... of
this subject, not to entertain some serious
forebodings as to the, permanent capabilities
of .our English coal Ileitis. The, many and
laborionscaleulations, which, in order to 'ar
rive ..t sorne'euuelusive information on this
• Vital poitit: have beementered into by Men
well versed in the matter, have
.resulted; in
but 'very discouraging • declarations. Mr.
. Jllakentell, than whian a moreVacive and iie
nrate-obserier, or. wsounder,praetical • geol.
()gist never entered the field, m :descanting
7.eri.tlieloturninuus, depos;its_of the. northern
fields, ire - tharits,that.ilie. period-is not very
remote when the, coal districle;,Whicli at
present,supply the Metropolis with fuel, will
, cease to yield any more., From data derived
•from-the correctli.iscertained tiiiniber and
extent of the coal beds of NO - itliumberinnd
and Durham, it has been calculated that the
coal in •theS'ecounties• will last but 360 years;
for although there are ai(many BAP distinct
seams of coal in this field, but only 18 of
them are considered workable, of bUilielVdtty
thick to remunerate by their produce.
'Another eminent authority, Mr. Taylor,
observes; that notwithstanding the enormOus
annual pri.doce of the northern' field, it is a
very moderate calculatkin of its resources,
I to suppose that the present supply can: be
.
kept upohrongh the next fi)nr Teniuriex.l—
trade has been iNexistenee for upwatds
of Sit centuries. Mr: Bailey,. fa his Surrey
of
. Durham, mutes tharope-third of the coil
being already got, the coal districts be
exhauStedin 2tl) years: • -
117 . 11.01 V. Tilt tViirmowAS ADE.-1( you
want to know how the world . was made,ldok
into a basin of dirty water—your wash WWI
tOr example. Nee the thin particles of mat
ter gradually conie together by mutual at
tractiop, and then suspended in the.
'watery element, or siokip the bottom. aich
particle is instinct with a. sort of tile or fore,
which impels it to seek but some other gib
stance, 'and. by-acerettoMtbus builds up a lit;
tie world pit matter. This, as soon. as the
aqueous tlitid.lisappears' becomes dry land
or earth, and afterwardS undergoes varirius
anti ingenious changes:. now this matter
originated is another thing, a long way ante
cedent to its Yr - 0W . 016n into existing sbapb.
Many.of the ancients held It to be eternal;
but the fir,t. verse ;tit ;Get:tests-Settles .that
matter; and ititurtus:flq that it was God Who
created it. 'flits probably is the sum of :,all
we shall know upon the subjett.—MOne -
Fanner.
11:7AV II AT 1S A Sitt.LING :?r : —Tlie weird
"shilling", is supposed by some to be deriVed
from the Saxon "seining others, from
the Arabic word "scheele,' • signifyingi a
weight ; but, others, with greater probability,
deduce it front the Latin "sicilicus"-4t quar
tet-a an ounce, or the foriy•eigth part of .
Roman pound. In confirmation of this ely•
=logy, iris alleged thbr the shilling -MM.;
tamed its original signifiCation,And bore the
same proportion to the Satompound as "ann.
icus' did to. the Roman and Greek. The
value of the-Saxon shilling was, fivepeate,
but wassubsequentiv.ieduced to tourpence.
A tier the Conquest, ;he French. "solidus" of
twelve pence, winch was in use among
'Normal*, was cal:eil by the English name
of shilling..and the. Saxon shilling. a fuur
pence took a Norman name, and was caned
the "groat," or mat cola—because it Was
-the largest English coin then known in Eng
land. t . .
In''Cot:sms.—John Eroughman, nude a
very humorous speech at , the Mitchell din
ner; to reply to a toast- 7 "TheladieV—lrboi
which we toake,the following extract:
"Who is there. that has not felt a mother's
love, a sister's kindness;
,and sometimes the
4angeroos seductiveness of proximity add
affectioCi for a cousin?—(Laughter.) The
hive dial. one beats' them is differeot fttim
that to &sister, bin perhaps not less intense.
It inns me in wind of some verses • I once
read;"
• _
Tlad
you evei a emirs, Tam
Din your cousin happen to sing?
sisters we've bad by the dozeo,.from:
- - .
Bat a eintaires a 411rercutihi±la. - • !.
YOCl'it Uid VilieheVer you hallo Oiled her, TOO
Though that king be a secret tosiwor.
Iri,AirjqswiU basil ig . alaister, Toga,
For St" oat Ofths *mar epos.
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STEAM P RINTINGAM P F/Crei l i. :.)
' Having procured atilt trolatemop t sige
lend to execute .10)3;and BOOK ot
entry desenptiov, acthe dace et TAI' maw
Journal, cheaper that.; it ran t done at ally Mktg
ottabilduntut ur tbo quay, such u . 4- 2
Books, Poop 3 ' .ottr4 of lotalitfr, I
-I.ar e -r Posters, Rail Rood
nand 111/14,. - paper Books, •
Artirs'el of ifirsonna Time Boats, _ „ -'
Rill , ! •Lk art'k ter
'Ali air ver y ahottest', pollee.- 'Oa r! ork of Job
TYPE t, mo:e extra:ire than that of arty other
Odiro IT! thi. - rertion or the State,'and we keep
handy employed expretaly for Jobbing. Beteg to
ja.viirat - Pnwr our l elt, we Will guarantee out
work to be o , hen! so tny that can he turned oat is
the eitie4. PRINT!. 'is' IN COLORS done at the
shortest notice. •
I
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noon XIINDERT
8001.... , ! hound in every variety of otylo. - Mask
Books of el cry de a iption maautactured, pound
ttod :vied to outer al* ort notice.
. .
Ito TO TRIE:' AT THE n.Aut
Madame Vatatt,t her "Encyclopeilia*s.
Dames," - is extreme v. Hostile to the use of 1 -
papillotes. or curl papers, -for curling the .
hair, "as imprisoning the hair is - hurthd - re-' •
the proper vegetation of the ringlets, 'which
'ought to decorate the torclicad4ad Fetapfeir. '
Moreover, nothings so unstiemly es the
head ul..a young I. dy. hetige4tiogged • Over
with papillates. Th,. greater dumber, how
ever, ut . those to whom nature has. Overt .•
hue, silky hair, are '.!ontle r nined particularly
on gala days, to tvezr this ridiculous coat; ~
nal a great part of the day. When these - pi- '
per shackles, which take away halt of the ,
ornament, are of a tint harmonizing with:.
the color ut the hair it is a little less ntts
graceful : but paper of this kind is not al:
ways at hand, and levet' it it .were, what
disagreeable tuarkS:iapillotes always leave
on,the forehead, by.the pressure against the
pillow." Ma dame Vote rt recommends black
pi us instead *of dud papers ; but it ladies
'must curl their liair,ilet them use the softest '
Raper or silk toeihe urpose. .
Twisting, plaiting and curling are all in,;
juriaus ; hut as fashiron i:i. imperious, ladies, ' •
on retiring to rest'at night, should have the
hair arranged very. 11isely. But Dr. Caze.
nave, of the llospita ..of St. Louis, Paris,
m d
f.
gives some clear ins ructions on the man-
agement of the hair, . Ire says:-" Pass a •
fine tooth comb, at rtgular intervals ',, evety..
twenty tour hours, ti rough the hair, in or
der to keep it !rumluting or entangling.; I
separate th e hairs ca chilly and repeateilly. r
..
se; as to allow the air to pass thnugh thent
fur several Minutes ;just.. a brua that wilt
serve the, double purp...se of clonal° r • thr
sealp and gently stimulating the bait b ulls.
Before going to bed, it will he desirable to.
part the hair evenly, so as to avoid folds, or
what is commonly called turning against the
grain, which might even cause the haus to
break. Such are the usual and ordinary. re
ituiremints as to it e management" of the
hair.
"There ou thew,
son, who cam- to ex:
tgloruAlent of,the
ire ,giltetl Ivith hair
rhos, fur example,
phut, durititz The ord
rbuyite. or (16gfzing
so-iv almost to draw
effect of witielt is, t
break the hairs . nud
fluidly to alter the bu
comb is also Iteely a.
hair n diri.led—a pa
nia•utiub SCCIDS ill be
It s 011 1 ,:,,.
male u 1
cially young::bnes,
loose as pos„lil4ei,or
so ns to allowAys.nin
- We may here otenta.'i
take :o plait the hair
en or twelve yearsui
plaiting more or les. ,
~;
their roots, by Nlllllll'
tiepiivtf thrill ot theii
tritoent, nqd chucks ti
cl should only
to curl treely..‘ The
. 11hir of children, espti
should ANA
shortened
31A It IR
ti,t triad was he
portunitv of making
Lave °hen had; nix,'
hesitated m make In
upon tnyselt the hatri
man. But nosy I svi:'
for It—sumo time or II
hurden their hearts.
never find a man inn
tivating than when
man is never so ban some, never so perfect,
in my eyes, as whet he is married, as when
he is a husband, ant, the father of a family„
supporting in his manly arms wife and Chit
then, and the whole'domestic Circle, whir
on his entrance into the married state,
close
round him and constitute part of Its' home
nod world. is.not merely ennobled. by
his position, hut he 1`; actually beautified by
it—then he appears ;o me as the crown of
creation ; and it is only such n man as this
that is dafigerous to toe, and with whom t
am inclined to fall - in kris. But, then, pro
priety lorlads'it. Anil Moses; and all Euro
pean legislators, t.lectare it to he ginful, and
alt married women Viuulttcousider it a sa
cred duty to stone'm ,
T. Nevertheless I.can
not prevent the thing. It is so. and it can
not he otherwise: anti my only hope of ap
peasing those who aft• extited against me is
m my future eonfessiOn that no love affects
ine 50 pleasantly : the eontemplaiinn of no
happiness makesanesOiappy as that:between
married people f 1t its amazing to •myself,
byeause it seems to IT e that 1. living unmar
rit•d:or maienless. hi e but little to do. But
1
it is so, and always ‘ as so.—Mess Bremer.l
Lili csLkmt.
• PC7Tti r.: f: u:. (C. AT . I . T. PAII:9,- LONDON.
A writer in the Fo•etgn Quarterly, tbusde
seribes the machinery of this great London
clock :,, ' . - • , .
"The penduldiri is fourteen feet long, and
the weight nt the end, of it is one.
,hundred
weight:" the dial balite °anthill is regulated
by a smaller one within ; the: I,engtlf.4.the
minute head on the iestertor dial height
feet, ,and :the weigh of
. each seveniy-iite
pounds ; the 16Agill (1 the hour figures, two
-feet nod. two and a-lt If incites. The fine
tuned bell . kvbiell stri es„ is clearly distill.
guislied lion] every er bell , in the metrop.
oil's, rind Ire; been a udible 0 . the distance of
twentv-miles. It is ibout ten feet in diam
eter, and is Bald to ‘yeigh four and n•half
tour. The bell is tolled on the death of any
member of the Royal family, of the-Lord
lilayor,flishop of Lomlun, or the Dean of the,
Cathedral. The whole expense ifor building
the Cathedral was ahqut a million and a half
pounds sterling..." 1
Tjl'ilE NUTMEG TREE.-At Birdls
ley and,El Dorado Cation, this' valuable tree
13- found in its greatest perfection. Trees
are found here from eighteen to twenty-four
inches in diameter and full of hull, which is
contained •in a covering like the English wed.
nit. Before ripe it and quite stria- .
gent, but when mature the covering opens
and the nutme g drop. The berries or nuts
ripen at periods. Upon the same tree may
be. found ripe and g,reen fruit. The ripe nut
meg is of the sante burn, and is as fully aro
matic as the fruit frfmi Sumatra. The foli
age iv pinewt the hemlock, each
leaf having, however,' a =kap briaror thorn
attached. 'flit! fruit grows in , clusters;!
similar to the cherry, and is mdeed . quite or
namental. This; treef can he easily grown,
and will he qinte,au acquisition, and we trust
ere long to see itztperally cultivated.--Cat.
Farmer.
• 07' THE NORTH BIIANCH CAUL.-A COf •
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, wri
ting from Towanda, Says :
" The Canal ConOtssiimers have been
trying to get the water. in the North Branch,
Canal, but thepriss is very tedious, the
Canal leaking. and br aking in so many phs..
ces ; , but' we exprti . ere long, to hear; the .
sound orrhe bcratmarr s horn."
When, ,tell thif North Branch be finished,
and how much more will it cost, now. than
was at first estimated'? and how much more
will it cost before it is fit for anything
. 1: Is .
it to be'a second edition of the Main Lane—a
hospital for broken down politiCians, and
constant drill upon the Treasury Suckis
'the-prOSPCCt at present.
• •
r7LoGAN, t hee I ►
watch to a lady as he
She placed it in her
it to him, it was foun
the moment she took'
upon Logan presente
ing'neat impromptu
-, My watch, toy iON
Stopp'd on your owes
The;wittket on your
41 held its trerah,
•
rr Biit7tr.atc4
minter Review, alien
°lanai Britain and
whole civilized wort
:rude to the United S
doing in education.
tem nation Is to beat
at Progress , it is • reaN
There may he &Dem
dred willkae et ciliz
centary.gr
in
=I
no
her hand, a class of per-
oess. the dressing and
it . , especially those who'
yt the finest quality.—
males who are in the
nary operations of the
inil twisting the hair,
the skin with it ; the
I 'the tirst instance. to
fatigue the scalp, and
b itself. The fine tooth
ed, especially when the
rt the mow particular
bestowed upon,"
, 'that the most healthy
hair - of females, espe
, to let ithe , hair lk as
arrangt;tl in large bands,
ito . .pass through them.
i that it is a great mis-
HI clithlieu under dev
il age. The process of
is -strains the heirs in
them tight . ; tends to
requisite supply of nu-
Ilieir growth. The hair
,e nipped and.allowed
practice .ot cutting the
rtally girls, is wrong;
re thasued, but merely
,ED MEN
iat 1 now take the tp.
a confession which I
any lips. but having
in the fear of thawing
d ofevery married wo
-11 run •_the risk—SO now
loth.r_ people must
f'onfuss, then, that . I
re loveable or rnorecap•
,e is n married man. A:
median, once lent los
[was going on the stage.
.m, and on retilrotag
to have stopped from
huge of it. Where-
her with the follow
ely friend, you ray,
4--you're vexed t nee;
Iboeona lay
n =sunny."
NATto Ile NV eat.
comparing the cerods
he U. States, one the
were rapers at d_ gut'
tates for what they are
'Astor What the Arne ,
, me at It% torment rite
an liner whetrain idea.
perat Republic of a hue
p9 (at the red of this
MEM