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115
~'~iuer~' ~Qurnal
POTTSVILLE, Pa
Sattrxday Morning, August 26.
B. mamas,. Editor and rroptiotOr
a; LITTLE. Associate Editor.
wino 'STATE *ICICEIT
FOR UOVERNOR
JAMES PkIILLCICtoir N,:qtrat.3log.siAND;
'FOrt t CANAL. COMMISSIONER
GEORGE DARSIE, pv Aitscti.Nr;
FOR SUPREME'COURT;
DANIEL Bf. torramt,or .77057017k1F11T.
DEMOCRATIC STATE, TICEET
' • FOR DOIIIRNoR:
WILLIAM :BIGLER; of Clearfield Com, y.
FOR CASAL COSINIr.a. lONER
liEtittY 'MUTT, of Pilot County
•, ' surarig JUDGE
JEREMIAH S. BLACK. of Somerset County
Plitt DgfiioCaik ' TIC TWEET
• •N FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID
,PUTTS, of Cheeter.
CAT.tif. 60M11151i1VIER,
. ,
GEORGE R. RIDDLE, of All
. . strtztmr. IrDGF, 2 .- - g..t:.
Ulf. M. STEPHENSO:si:, of ivlerrei,
1110.111 CAN TIC ET.
•—7 Fos GUrcitsou,
BENi RUSH BRADFORD. of Beaver County
CANAL COM Immo:gra,
BLOOMPLD It SPICER, of Biicks Couoly
SIMON OP TIIP OrPRENIF COPRT,
THOMAS H. BAIRD of WeslEngton Gomilvv
ilYttiftlCAN UNION - tteRET
ASSEMBLY
`;'/EREMIAII WINGERT, rmtemovn
?JACOB RIEGLE, Lt.zwELLyti.
PROTHONOTARY •
JOHN P. HOBART; Pati,vit,t.e
REGISTER S RECORDER
BENJ.. F. gETNER, ScimrKu.t. HAVFN
COMMISSIONER
JACOB KREBS, Port Cuttiori
Auprroil'i
ISRAEL REED, BARRY.
DIRECTOR OF THE POOR,
EVAN J. THOMAS, WAvNr..
VVRO StrALL BE GOVERNOR
COM'g% . /4E ' r lIS 11,,EASON TOI,LTHER
time is not for words, Six weeks
twalext Tuesday the voting must be done,
and the preliminaries ought Row to be set•
tied without any, unnecessary waste of time.
There are tour candidly for G u nernato•
xial honors—ihree of tt#6 directed toward
one and the same end, the overthrow A- thit
corrupt party that supporta the fourth.', But
while they wrangle for the championship of
',Reform,becarries uff the prize !
ICanY qic,,of these three parties —the
Whit; the Amencatr - Vi: the, Free-Soil—is
able, ..sidgle=handed, to meet and conquer
,the coniinOn enemy, then the'iphji-ct of our
present writiagis forestalled. Let that par
ty hold to its, candidate, and, regardless ul
the Course ot tip..other two, let it go forward
and triumph with him as its standard-bear
er. which is that lucky party ?, The
Free 1 ;,, , ers are not—that's certain. Their
averaKvtite tor the whole State, last Fall,
wai l 4ikit . little beyond 3500 ; and allowing
that doubled or trebled, if von please, because
. of the Nebraska nutrage, , and it is still but as
a drop in the bucket in an aggregate vote of
some 363,000 (the last, Gubernatorial vote.)
• Are the Whigs strong enough to be nide•
pendent of outside " - aid and contort ?"
Those in doubt need not travel far * 19 satisfy
themselves. The political records of the
State disclose the iveakuess of tht port
Spoils-men,against the Spoils-en, backed by the fur
eign, nnu.especially the Roman Catholic, in
fluence, in unmistakable characters. How
, many Goverdors or other State 1 officers to
the history of the Curninouweeltit eau the
'Whigs claim ? -Ault :these Jew e - s.eeptions,
the adventitious circumstances considered.
;tint , ' cin hint the general rule that the rights
-`WIII;s., as a distinct pan v, arc in thin minor- ' The differeuceJsetween the friends and the.
airy-
in; Pennsylvania. This has lieen tested, enemies of this movement ii that the loniser,
and, alas! too Often, proved to he true ; and' hearkening to the voice of the, early fathers
we know no reason why they .:h r eisi he ii :ss- of the Republic and-alarined at the growing
- oned any 'stronger -00 W than , trstial, but km political pure er of the foreign Roman Ca'tho
, the contrary, 'with the Tetuperanre move. Inc influence, under the musty demagog,uism
mete and the reputed Know Nri , 'Meg resift.. of the countrye - are frank enough to ad-
Insist, there is just cause for supposing they ' knowl'edge their fears, even at the risk of af
ore more feeble_ t h at , ever _th r , u r z r, s '' ; iif, i feteliag and losing the favor of a large and
doubtless, the stroudest power el. t h e t h ree worthy portion of our emigrant population,
• at preterit opposed to iliglerisin. t and to avow their intention to remedy an evil
• Next and l ast, ca b si te N at i ve A ir s er t tatts i co titauilest 011(1'80 serious ; while the latter
muster lorc-e enough to elect Mr.' lirademit, indifferent, in view of the spoils of
. office, to
- without the helplol Whiz or nee Sell smes I ward the danger threateued our cOuntisS's
Their 'entirevote, on the State ticket last Fill, best iliStittilioll3, -endeavor to prostitute these
was • leiS,. 9u the' average. 'lean 9(100 : and entesraut aids to keep themselves in power,
t h at was no eo p t ee e d ent id figure e a t h em I But the adopted Protestant citizens df the
to reach. True, the adyknt of Know Ninth-
es:witty 'understand and appreciate the differ
. ing-ism is hailed and hernlded as an over- owe oh honesty and malice in the, - partiea for
wlaelmitig, acquisition to the American ranks: .amr against this movement ;and hence in
but admitting that mySterious ,-raft to be Oils County, last Fall, and 'other places,
'"some," we shall presepily show that they many of then' supported the ont-and-out
Nstive ticket ! sWe sot give a clearer
are not so ail-Powerful; the /Seiss through,
as they generally have credit !or. And b e . Skye of this polo[ than by introducing the
following remarks from the Albany Species
sides, will the two orgtioissitions work Id
gether 1 Who knows? `Our idea of the ; for—it says ' .. -
snow Nothings is thatSthough ads-crating 1. An etfol is being made in mote than one qnarter,
to u nitd the, adoptycl Protestant population of this
eveentiatly the same priqciples as Ilk , origi• ' country, against the pretest American movement;
i i i ) . 1 41 0 ibis ni o v s t, v ni e
eanret
entirety confident,
az can never ew o r m td oj a e l , h for
olie. i t
sal Native-Americans,they nevertheless r'.on.•
stituie a different and distinct party, andshabl a*,-Mer foreign or native-born, who bold . 'an elle
pidicieanndnd,eprifirutieriltsdeasnimdtib‘imshorolti:lea
to
oorethr
grains . they form their own tickets and support their I
Own caudidatet' without regnid to the nesni- 1 and working df our government, and holding all
oh . . l'' n r ;i cl s tit ra iv i, t e tov , e ie r: e n n ue .i n n i g s
c a i nd ex p l e c o r t iiti a t is m he a r s e m uc u a r l :
MititiottS oi . their public prototypes or any
er outside influence. This Keen?" to have beer. , der. re and b , ghwaymen. Wes have no more in.•
than
Rio
Protestant
a f n i
Irma
adopted
citizens
. I , t a r n f d retL l i n t y , it ut
em a i ° n il:
thelease in Philadelphigat the last municip
••al election, when cert • rti'. Native candidaws, iler.stand that such is the sentiment of all true
ready fin
a ten u d ure to them na
'who ae Ist as the public' could see, possessed i tt i s ii . e rfe i Ili n
fiend v o h ite a t ra tow el sTi r i p ry ,
all the requisites for success, were discov- that They are ens with thernln upholding all the
free and toleratu institutions Of thi• country, against
eredafter,the Smoke of the battle had cleared, •
• f
the intoterantJesuniete Roman Catholics, who so
*tending In the field with scarcely a corporal's 'lung is they cell therm•eivis Irish and Gerniiin, and
guard to share their &lent. So in ihe sic- , ;
, ‘ l l l ei.. l . l s's 'l le ni g e e r a i nd above an e tall flare to n u o m t r l n h y t
o u f t th e e nt ri v ee the s
cess ofcandidates in VaTICUS - r laces., that were, of this American Protestant country.
It ot publiclY known to be running, the 10- 1 In corroboration Of this mertted-tribute_tn
• , ference is the same;—iliat the Koow Noth• i the worth of the class of adopted citizens sl
ings are not controlled in their choice of hided to. we need only, without any.inten•
fickets,hy the open voice of the Native Amer- i tion to flatters or. to play the political 'ayeo s
jean parts;. And rnoreo,yer, froni•lhe same plikit, point to the many routine:it and
• data thequestion very naturally arises,wileth• i Wealthy residents in this County, who. tho'
et the ranks of the Natives proper have not l horn im othe'r lands, accepted 'the extended
been thineed by the inroads of Know Noth• bespitelities of our free Bepubitc, and have
• `ativisna, and whether they really, per se, not essayed to abute the privileges guaran•
possess even the strength they had' a year j teed them. They; are not brawlera at our
'ago. But, be this as it may, it is clear that 'election polls, not ] emulous for changes in
Mr. Bradford is destined to remain , to old out ancient and revered 'institutions ; but
- Beaver for the next three years, if-liis change i they_are boned for atteotton to blisiness, qui
.- of residence depends upon Native American el and law-abiding, and stand foremost in all
votes alone. • . works of moral reform. And yet, st;adge as
No one of the three can, tlteretore,di-pens€.l it may seem, many of these, though by far
with the services of the others', on Election the besvportion tit our alien portletton. have
day, and - "success hes only in union. The not taken out their naturalization papers,
character of the contest - and the object to be We : Olin/Ire the same anomaly in New York
ittained make this feasible enough--Lthe main, city, where the Commissioner of Jurors late
'division being es to who shall be the sore, ly made the follotring statement to the Board
third-bearer for the united forces, and as a of Aldertnen ; . •
,matter of course, Mr. Bigler's successor: fn' Of the . persons registered who have not yet be
- 'the Gubernatorial chair. tAs we have be- 1 t come hme t e h t o ti n z , s an ns d o , LT: La v i e tratate re s s , i t d be n os ts ar t! over
lore declared, we will extend our co r dial , York a for E pert i ot h ls Varying iron' ten to lorry years, 'w 1
~ . support to whichever is eyenturilly selected,
not
-try
real estate,an dlne°. L a l eein s ged intil'upsr",,,,ieh of
(and that that win be dine, we are perfectly I thin larva ir, their persons sad property, but who
avoid tee performance of jury duty by reason of
• persuaded, from the good sense of the see- r not baying perfected their citizenship. Ther e ere
era! parties interested); but our decided pref- ;also over 0000 persons whose Dashes are tonna up• '
create is that Judge Potluck sh o uld he the l cn te.i t cratt r : g o i 7 e gls eh co je a r ly th • e t r f e toug
han t t i s, Neuo
doing r , no ..
man, for good and satisfactory reasons, t is here and enFiVall the like protection, who, by
a
we shallproceed
.to show—hoping, ai i ' the Li rr u e l so t, ! 1
_of thaw non-restdenee r ,escape frogs j ur y
rime 'time, that all parties will lay aside their A ,,
his
is the same exctise given by thisclasa
petty partizan jealousies, aed meet the discut •o.i
our population. They - derive from out
slots withu frank, honorable spirit.
laws, they say, alt the protection they need
Ist. Because he possesses all the qualifica- for their persons and property, aot they en
stone of a p o p ular candidate . His name sines •joy /1
‘..6 the benefits of a good government ;
t, ready . associated With the .publiz. affairs of and at the same time they'
eseape' certain of
the State and the nation. His ability to per:h
L e most unpleasant duties it itoptisereel
Corm the duties of the office he asplyes to isr •
rom which we deduce oneuriportant thOugb,
not questioned, wlitle his patrionsu m which. we
-, lamentable
fact, that meny of the baffled
tegritl areas universally conceded. He. is . tion of onr emigrant
population do not per
.livishfe
,' endowed, Col by nature and a e '
eeu text their citizenship; and hence the country
anon, with 'ho t s indesaribable characterise loses their healthful p o litical i a
. Ike that at once wandtisvect and enlist' c , ,, ,• o •4leace t while
net_of the opposite character is exerted with
, the sympathies- Uesiiles the si.s.lsister t ' e
all, force almost without en exteinon,.
support of his party, he, wilt "take" with Where will you find
,•an unnaturalbeed • •
t e a people, that' indefinable m asa t „.J ta se . •fl. th h - , Ro
o c foreigner?
- knowledge no particular - partizan-044 1 4 5 , - 40
Hut to ett i n t hi s
tioool9o many atom ,
• 11
- vasciffittliriota ditiititrieffie
result of elections. ,
Mr. Bradford (for the. presents we will
leive out of the question the Free Soil dap
didaie)—Mr. Bradford, though—doubtless as
honeist and perhaps as capable, is neidterit&
'well 'known, nor does lie.postiess the ate ,
popular peculiarities as Judge Pollock.
Aside from party . .attachments, the latter,
merely from reputation and personal pope
lamp, could command iafiaitely,more votes
thattlelf:Bridford.
2d;. Because his election
. would eh:Amite
the principles_of Americanismjust as well
as that of Pdr.ttratlford, and would be hailed
eßually, as an American triumph. No one
can honestly doubt but that Judge Pollock
is thoroughly American ; and his official ca
reer ivould, doubtless, bear the ImPren.
. of
his innhte convictions: on That sulavet. As a
mark of how he is apprevisted at house, on
one vital ptincipleore may mention that he
is-an t active member of the Milton Bible bo-
eietyi and some timeago was made a , life
member of the American Bible Society, by a
vollintary contribuntin on the part of the la
dies of that place.-
;if. Supposing that the principal part of
the support, peculiar to Mr. Bradford, comes
from the Know Nothings, it num be remem
bered:that they ate only strobg where their
special adversary, a foreign Roman Catho
lic population. -is present. In the mining Or
manulacturiug portions of The State, or along
thrline of public works, there is generally a
lull supply of rreign-born citizens, of whom .
a goodly 'pinion. if not the great mass, are
l'episis.
in, such places Know-Nothingism
will t4ways he loutid to flounsh. The stim
ulus, the luel of its existence is ever at hand.
But is agrictetural, and the country districts
generally, which comprisea vast body of the
voters of the State, no such Influences exist;
and They are, for the most part, bald of any'
such political power. This should. be par
ticularly borne in mind when the respective
strength of These two gentlemen is balanced
--The one backed by the Whigs of the State,
who polled 1111,0i19 voiesfor Johnston in '.51;
.and the other by the Native American party
and (so reputed) the Know l'othings.
4th. The view Of these two candidates
taken by the Democratic papers is at once
decisive as to which is the stronger man, and,
Ihgler's more dangerous opponent. To read
Their praises of Jtlr. Bradford, and their
ca
joling advice to his political friends to sup
port him, and him only, one would think
theleopatd lied changed his spots," and
that they had taken the American party ape
under their wing. On the other hand,
they constantly abuse Mr. Pollock, itod use
every device to underrate his chances of elec
tion. They koo'w and tear Pollock. Brad
ford. they imagine, they have the shadow of
'a chance of whipping. Hence the game
they are playing.
CosetesioN.---13igler will eeratioly be re
elected, at Pollock and BradfOrd both ron,and
thus divide his opponents; but if united, eith
er coo achieve a glonous victory—but it Must
be a perfect, universal union of the two par- 1
ties.
OS
.Which, then, can best effect thin union—
moat easily, and most surely.? Polled, by all
odds. His own is the bigger party, o begin.
with (let Mr. Bradford'a friends - "how to the
contrarrp.it they ran); and he can'. more
readili v eninmand the great mass of the Amer
icanlstrength, including the Know Nothings.
than ran Mr. Bradford the Whig vote 91 the
State. While the AntliNebraska men and
the' Temperance party will give him their
lull votes with implicit confidence.
Let Judge Pollock, therefore, for the beat
of reasons, be the Union Candidate and the
nr rt Governor of Penn:o;o2la ,
DISFRANCHISEMENT
A WORD TO PROTESTANT ADOPT-ED CITIZENS
Tue patent Democracy, as the . avowed op•
pfmeats of the American movement, are for;
ever prating about the outrage of disfrencht
sing adopted citizens, and employing other
!alittcies equally unfounded and cootamptibte,.
to compass their seltish ends . . Their real
°Neel is not the good of our erten population,
but sim ply to .ectire their votes. They think
not one whit the better of therri r thau do those
whcm their. thus vilify ; nor do they
,enter•
taus any .higher regard for their acquired
d liffirfrieldibu7
torsiailautta, ai dds be the.Out*.tor a by'.
octal cant ilt*w4ul,4 01 04ns- ! r!!
AtiCalicsa moir*Enteonteinebdatitochatik
orttAttulrlswa,Vlte tighti
rakeonterrcit gotivatitir whO
ititiiiiateloe.litizeni can. atill 4
03:
their :b"
ii
such; and no ottani)
will in any Wity.bi.inade to interfere wi
them The Object is . only to throw-:-bet
Wegner*, *Mond one ati
norial Id:erica . to
ItititriWt*sitliTTtieriiiiiidione
ofpoliticallestittisajnotir midst has ,
ihelmoPlit...thongh we fear not so much to
ourselves as tar. our children. = Catholic'.
11114 openly ibrearened ihiht it site ever get
the upper bend in 'our toterbment, Cher :
will bean ehd wourcivil and religious free
dom; and be monstrous assumptions, of pow
ei, of late, Have eikited the tear lest she pot
this illiberal, tioctitieuart and; anti-republi
can threat iii:o execution. frOtestant alit.
are equally interested with the Ones , popu I
lotion in ibec bing this niternped usurpatto
on the part of the Popish - ifieiiithy. they
should rco+nbet that, it we toil, their chit
dieu,-as well aspire, must bear the oppres
sor's4oke..lThe following dialogue repor
ted in s► e , letter f rond Pittsfield, Mass., to th-
Philadelphia /ice tA American, sets this mat
ter, iu a few words; in its'Proper Itgh!
TwOgenitemen standiag. one no English
manand the other *Scotch:nen, slid to me, these
KnoviNothiagsliare hit upon the right. and the only
sateipriticiple. TbeEngrishman said, "Igo for it, fo
the sake of obildren_, • They are Amen
born, and! endorse the !Knovi.Nothiii,gs' for their
security and protection." The Scotchman ' w
equally earnest. "'These" said he, "are my YtewS
long entertained." The Englishman said, "in my
country no foreigner, from any nation. can beconi.
■ citiceo,'.with the right- of suffrage. without
speCial act of Parliament: And yet," said be, "for
. lel/Pleri 11 °.1101 feel th akihey are living under any
disabilities. • They areeprotected in the t tea
prOperty,und in's)! their bomoess relations, nn
'
their eoctal position accords with their moral au
intellectual worth.
This explains the relation of the Ameri
•-;
ean movement toward the present generation
of aliens On our shores ; and as to thusewho
immigrate hereafter, there is no Mirdship in
withholding thlt which they never enjoyed,
while their chlldreu Will be entitled to all
the privileges of natives, " to the mapt,r
born." The denial of office-holding is a
right which four fifths, if not nine tenths, of
our native population voluntarily forego— .
and, according to the hest opiaibns, are de• '
eidedly thebetter oft for it. So that, in any as
pect of .the case, the alleged" outrage upon
the rights of adopted citizens, about which
the patent Democracy are just now so bla
tent, is all a sham—a political ruse, got up ,
to make votes, and without the least real,
substance:
A SEARCHING REBUKE
No DECLA Atton.—Thus tar the ilfiltantoe ; the:
botne-organ Ot Judge PollOcle, neither. neknow.'
ledges or denie. the allegation that Judge
Pollock
haul become a Know Nothing.
..
Theabove-specimen of editorial imperil-,
nenee is from the Mining Register, a paper I
devoted to the support of the rotten, tottermo:
and discarded dynasty of William Bigiet:, '
Governor ot Pennsylvania. ; The R•gister'
prates continually in regard tithe hopes and
prospects of the "disowned" ofthedemor racy,
as it aiding to consummate hio.e ! electioni;
while many of his ablest {coadjutors are.
breathing against it curses l'oud. aust_ deep._
as doing him an injury hopelessly irrePari-I
ble. The impudent allegation that the Md.
toniait is the organ of Judge Pollock is basely ;
untrue, and clearly shows to what a despe
ratdelitetnity some men •will resort to 110 the
bidding of an unprincipled political corm° ,
rant. We assumed the control of the Milton.
tan (t) make an honest living as an indepeni
dent tOe.Sucker, a and lithe noble, maguan
imous and incorruptible Pollock himseftwa
to interfere in our business, he would reboil
before a determination to be -independent in
the goireinment of our own affairs. put
the Judge is too high-minded, too much
above the demagogue; to interfere with any
of the schemes that may be adopted either to
secure his election or prevent 'his defeat. 4—
Nis noble sell-respect is the theme of eieiy
'tongue, and the quiet dignity of his copdtict
changes troops of political enemies into
warm personal and political friends. ; I
As to his being a Know Nothing, we do
not know neither do we care; but judging
from his many virtues, .integrity and con
ceded powers of miud. in connection :with
his great and growing popularity, we opine.
and • will venture the prediction, that lie
"knows something" far superior and of
more importance than a score of the vile tra
ducers of his well earned fame. The people
hear you Mr. Register, and to October will
answer your silly question to tones of thun
der and , rebuke.—Mdtonion
ID"PLAIN BUT WIIOI.ESBME TOLL;. —TheN.
Evangelat, (Presbyterian), lamming the
low state of morality in Congress and; other
legislative bodies 'among exprecaes the
belie! that,
•
• "If the conscience that Christian men car
ry to.the house of GO could he carried to the
polls ;;tf
.the spirit: which keeps ahie the
prayer-meeting; could be. Infused itato the
primacy sod nominating convention ; ilCon
gress were held to ria strict a moral account
as clergymen, and the making ut laws was
held to be as sacred as the aununcraildni of
the oracles of old; we should hear of no more
Jubilations at the adjournment of the Nation
al Legislature: • e• • •
We need not expect deliverance froni, icenes
of violence, and acts ot,pertitly and - dishonor, '
and the reignof corruption, while the whole
business of nominating and electing, officers
is deliberately atandoned to the deoizeus' of
the grog shop. When the- meansul • elicit
ing good men are neglected, gOod `men in
otfire will he wanting."' • •
Tbe above is (rue to the letter.' Thigrog
shops' generally nominate the candidates ;
but the better chinas are really , to filatne lot
permitting them to do so. They liatie no
right to complain of others, if they neglect
their. own duties: Every voter is pound to
take,!part in Oldie political affairs{ ; which
he can do without rendering himself obnox
, ions, to - rtnybody, Hifi! will. •We always act
on this prinet2le. if we perform : tier duty,
we have a right to complain of the nets of
others; but if we neglect our part,we cannot
conitstectly find fault with What others, less
acrtiPulous but more prompt, do., '!rlie prey
alerit practice of holding public meetings at
hotels and grog-shop=—and also elections at
these places, ought to be changed. All pub
lic a fl'airs relating, to the general preliare of
M
theeiens, ought to be dtioreed' 'from the
liquor establishment., as soon as possible.
I •
B 7 How IT WORO.—A Mrs; Sullivan
p",rosecuted her husband, some days, ago, in
the Philadelphia Court of Quarter
for an assault and battery, and at' the same
time complained 'that her husband was iii
the habit of frequently coming home drunk,
and then abusing 'her ; when Judge Kelly
remarked to her that the law was now
strong enough to protect her from his abase
and also from his drunkenness. He advised
her to give notice to the persons who usually
sold her husband liquor, that they must do
so, no more. ff they continued :the sale to
him, then to prosecute them. The wife re
plied that she bad no money to 'sue with.—
Judge Kelly informed her that under the
drunken' act, the Court had authority to di
rect any one convicted of selling liquor' to a
person after notice to the contrary had been
given, to pay not more ihan 820 to the pros
:tailor, and he would take mire that she
should 'receive at least $lO Ironi the person
so convicted, for her trouble :in bringing
them to justice.
f , , EDI Tall 'S TAI n!.
~
1 _,..- i. i
1 1 Tr A.:IT. can have pitienoe with
or , , we will ep
deavor to pulith•li his communication as early as
poseible; but, lilie many !biopic( our own selee•
iron, it mu , it give way to =tient of more 'pro%
*ins idipoitanee for the present: ~ •
If Ars received the first Dumber-of the
XLIId volume oi thelAdou Quarterly. Its arti
cle on "The Electric Te/eiraph"l:—its invention,
mechanical oonitruction and mode of operation
history, extent of introduction, uses dm., b;
read with great interest everyerbere. "queen
Elizabeth and her Favorites" will refresh (bet*.
ere of bigot*: It taken the nuadle eosin& between
those extrema centers on ettlierside, who have
undertaken`ro record • her eventful life. These
British periodicals are sterling works. Price of
Blackwood or any 1 of the four Reviews, VI a
'year; for any 2;14S ; or all 5, 510. To be had at
41aanaa's. •
Purist for September is alreidy oat.' It has
tor I frontispiece the portrait of the Author of
"Swallow Baru" /cc., Hon. I. Kennedy. Its
rot oreontents 13 far and patiictdarty tempting.—k
The fast paper is apropos to the times, "Our par
ties and politice." . The remainder ed its articles
are, as nand,
.from the beet matributors, and will
malt with the Aret•class periodical litentare of the
day . To those wlendsaire a mph] moothly, fully
worth their enbecription money, we cordially re
commend Putnam, Price 11.3 a yair-.-io be hod at
asalemee.
ME
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PiistkiMl4 , 4l,4tirtibM
Saittrioi,l9l.4.4l3tighimal 44eitia0e a cam
Somewhat Moody is altehmou. I
"11" Sear" tied ii4eiiaaf. ,
Monday,2l,o.-•-tiemaml warm.
Thesday, 22d.-44resairelil warm. Mato-
Ilibin4utchirsod"wttb heal and
Traditpaloy, 23dr•Cool gad cloudy with damp
-
breeze iii morn.
Tkur.Vday, 241k.—Warm, ape/pally m the after
•
coo. -
Prolai,2slh.--Stut brightand rearm. 'jot breeze
i3"Both Elle Wbig 410 DeiCrtitir..Cotinty
Oonvenhona meet Setiuylkill Haven, on Monday
neit. The political nom, for tbe Iday them
will doubtless be . rathethigh.
erne Poreugb Public Scheola opened
on:Monday mormng,last.,atter a vacation o! six
weeks. The attendance bas ben small doting the
week, and atop* likely 10 be (or seine iime yet.
Ciiirintprotiement.--=Market Street has just
been new!) , macadamized, 40 the surface of the
stone covered with frac dirt. it makes a hard and
level road. • ;
j • ra r i4 Gun.--Lnet week we (argot 10
no
ttee. a gun of superior manuntiture and tin:sti, to be
'seen at Capt. Frank Pott's iltirdwaM store, Ceti
ire greet, opposite Market. The makers ere
Freoeh, cl'ondocatmet Jury, St. Etienne." It is
a light double-barrel. The material Of the barrels
:to a peculiar amalgamation of steel and iron, knoWn
es the "Damask twist," ROM the process of mum
titeture being sin:nisi . , rt iii suppeled, to . that by
.;which the eetetirsted Dajnitsetw! blades Were
made. . The locks are perk . et, and of a most *Oen
:did 'finish, as indeed is orery, inner port.. Its Price
,is 5150! Genie might Mate with such a
fowling-piece, but there - won:4 be a satisfaction in
`.shooting with a gun ons is a4tin." We commend
it to the notice of spottismen. •
riV• Now , d o —The supply of . center toe
the Borough is already lituticd,, and with the coot'
Anued drought it to last growing beautifully lees.--':
We, therefore, take it' uponfus to ;ay down soma
general ridsr for dispoung i.?l what little roaming
lat. rre - 611 Volt cint, ur that your neighbors
rtuial get more thin you.
2d: "What you caul toe itonvenieutly, let run on
Weneral principles.
3d. Declare the dust intolerable; and bave your
windows washed at least twice a week and your
invement still oftener'; at the same ume consider.
mg it a pious duty toward. passersby, to sprint:s,s
inc latter morning and everiscing special A.
aiructions to use freely on each occasion.
•
4th': Sh(Ada the haisins get PO Itar, that it tnny Ge
necessary to stop off the supplylany part of the
day,; tom on the hydrant, when I you go to bed,
with a Gig tub under the spout, and let the water
run, it it wants to. The tub wilt save appentanceit ;
you can scrub your basetneni, nod drown °la thu
rata, besides.
.Ith. The above directions carefid's
giro tbe first anamber.oi tho Company you /neer
.. , iessie'Vbecause there is ho water.' _
• I'. S —limey be kitoptir to strati that ILI* Is ear.
published by the Brahmin. orthel company.'
nrAfilitarv.—At eteetiutil in !Lear re.
rpeetive armories, on Monday I l e yening last, th e
following companies were o ffi cered thus
Ativritstry
Nagle; tat. Lreutinant+-1). A. rtitth ; 2d. Lien.
; i2d. 21.1.4ierarnunt—JaP
Keet:;• Eiirign--4(repti Gilmonit ; Pea 31(1 r — D.
A: 'Smith. The lst. Ltebtenent was re:elected—nil
the others are ether net?. or.prMnoted:
CONTiNfry &L. : I 1!-4i'lltnit You.; Ist .
Lietarrtatzttetiry Lord ; 2d Lteutenant—David
Brown ; 2d. ,Licure'nant—Wm. IIIeK. Thorn.
on, Last is a ni.we officer, the others re.
elected. •
Scorn Birt.r.s:—Captain—James Nagle,; Ist.
Lieutenant—Richard Stout; 241.-Lieutenant-4as.
Neice; Lienteant —Mark Etowiby. The
Ctiptain was re elected—ill the'others promoted.
!STY CAVA MIT :
George Wyrdzoop; 14.• Lieutenant —J. M. Weill.
,erill ; 2Q. Liontenant*-James M. Beatty ; Cornet
—lsmelSeitzinger. The Captain was re-elected
—the others new or Promote 4. •
GcßmAri Yenoaßs4—Captiiit—J.P. Atstadt
Ist. Larrui o:ant
Lommerg;:2d. 12.1. Leeiiteiiant—A. Heger ;
Tredslo er—T:Mulldr. AU reelected.
[FROM OUR 116OULAR OORttlf.,-PORDE4T.I .
PORT CARBON AFFAIRS.
• Assn Jour:mei a ff ords ua. pleasure to an
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flounce the organization o f a military !company in
our Borough,' although we are opposed to all
kinds of fighting and Murder,' As it is compoied
mostly of young-men, they have all the discipline
to learn—even-Captain Allison has and they ap
pear to ho doing thiit with a right good will (as tho
- the town with martial music every even- .
mg.) in order to get; inspeoted,ahout the end of this
month, prior to receiving their riles.
On Friday hat, a mason who wns ingaged in
building a woik.alitm for Wm, Gene, had one of
his ankles siverefy sprained by the tallthg of the
seattild ten feet or More front the ground ;
A' Party of young men who had been; drinking,
had a little miss, here on Saturday night. As a
matter of COttilT, there will be some of Ifni kind of
sport at the coming election; but we lope that
that will be about the last 01 these drunken frays,
for'llieY are certainly diiingreeable in a Itepublic.
But slack, many Misiakelhis for freedom.
Smort.Al4.—The--whole .square
where ilan4 our iilertionlion,e, is enpatiofted of
Rum nnil Poker Helier,, foreigners too!
ro,t Carron , - .4itpiit 21, '5l. 7klot-ice
111
10.1tUttNicrach
Off 3111,-NANAGIOLENT.
r"
Eafvotes ---Oniteatling your article. en
titled "-A queer pelente" I in the To.rnar of the
-12 t h. ; I thought Ito let Postmasters understand that
you are not the only party who have 'occasiOn
Inictlault with them ' 1 think I havaiiat present
mole (Vise to edmplain of negi;.genciinud careless-
IWO. in Portinatters mut' Pirst-Acersq' . within .I 1
circuit ot kimething leas Khan a thousa nd miles,
than they have to complain of Inc 'trouble" given
theta Iy you, myrelf, or any other person ; since
that tiknible fortis a partfrif their dutv,, for which
they are engaged and 'paid, faithfully to pertorm.—
Rather mores than two weeks *ince, I posted a let•
ter. ind abbut a!vreek afteeppsted another ; bet le
cewing norinswer, t telegraphed toascertein wheth.
rr they had been received. was answered
- by oth
er means that they were not. The letters were
prepaid, and their lob. felt a breath to the of.
fairs they treated on, which it tr Impvitsible now to
mend. I.had thought it might have accidentally
happened . ' thrthigh the 'multiplicity or beuiness at
the Phtladelpliie office, bet this complaint of
•treoble" rpeuizs very imepiciowdy-i-it reigns• to
indicate that they are not over !Arend. and as the
consequence my letters were' fart, fit. t.hort, I
thick n very reasonable to suppose, that it they do
not like to take the necessary trouble over your
business with . ;,them, whom they,
.kuuw so well;
they will not care-to take the neccartitY trouble
with mine : , .A
...41xAtsate.....
A 3UKRICAN
. • .
• Mt. Cainid, Atig.fyt 17th,
The ritixens of Ihie place levorahle to-the ellOl , O
of Native Amplest' principles met thin evening In
the School tion,•e.
The. Ifieellq Wag (41: hnlzed, by ippoititing
NATnAN 4 . 7 1.14AVFR fi,exideut John H. James,
Prrcleitt, and lot] Vuuudi , Seerefory.of the
meeting'. . -
The President then'stated the object of the meet.
mg, 'to-he:Abe hppommient of three Delegates to at,
teadthi; Dotiventlon at Sunbury, Satorday Itith
tOr the.p_orpose of choo..ing candidates for the
eouety'odireti.
• F. B: Pot,, then- aitilreiired the Meeting on the
antilectof Ndtve Arnericani , m, which was .oul•
attrrin. and ititeretding, anJ received with oppladse.
The lin then nominated 2V. Cleaver, J. H.
James, D,Peraing,'John Yarnail and Joshua Potts
as candidates attend the Convention.
On ia.ltioni— uf efr.J, That the mftting elect
three tram the'abo !limed partona by balloting.
Jacob Riiiner was appointed Judge arid F. B. Potts,
Teller.
After the %rotes were
,01l polled and counted, the
Jodge declared N. Clearer,J. U. James and 'lmbue
Pens to be the candtdrites elect• •
On 'lmotio'n, ReJoird, The candidates are in
structed to ese their miluenee in favor of D. W. C.
Ciutrar for the oflicelo ( Congress , end the balance
of the county uffieere'es they teay deem best; after
,which I. Potts -made some appropriate remarks
'relative to the clalmi and standing of 1). W..C.
Cleaver.
O motion'', Resolverl i ,—That the Ninon' .4fromwal
end &ennuis. Ameriicos be requested to 'publish the
pioceeltugliot this hireling.
Acliinutied with three cheers for Native Ameri-
VSOISM, j • Sigurd by Me Officers.
AMERICAN CONVENTION
The delegates to the American' Convention ,met
at the Grand Jury ilLoorn, in Sunbury, Northum
berland Csiwity, 012 Seturdsy the 19th twt. , at 10
o'clock, Ai M. The Convention was railed to or
by appointing Ji W. Unarm Esq.. President:
S. S. South, and M. Peening, Vice .Presidents;
and Emantiel Witvert, Secretary.
Ob maybe, The 'committee then proceeded to
busuiess, and to receive the eredemiale of the glite
seta ingutrodance.l The delegsies et the different
toornshios;presenting their credentials, were adurit•
led ae dekgirtes in !tie convention.
On motion of D. W. C. Cleaver, it was
Rotiolviff, That a committee If six be appointed
to prepare resolutions caressive of !be !ease of
this meeting. * •
Wherrigion the chair appointed the following
gentlemen via :—D. W. C. Cleaver. Joshua Pons,
S. S. Sujith, Jos;.Scolt., W. W. Tensworth, and
Dr.1..1. John.
The Convention then.adjourned to meet againat
1 o'cilock;,.P. 14.
Arraaucure Stasuur.....,The Convention met at
I o'clock; agreeably to afuntnainent, when the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were - adopted :
Witerutss, The present politral edition of
oarbotjntry loudly calls for au organisation that
will purge i
.t of the . logien curnrptite of native dernageginem and fo r usterfetence, and belicv.
tag that mum adherence to the principles of the
funericeis party as adopted by the Native Ameri
can National Convention of 18451 sad antrirsoelli•
l tiliY' . •
•• giiiiiin •' • •-• terenboar .- V '
Mal* 1M I, IS 00 only irrdy hi widett the . dip
of the country wipirokipftlt o the •
... - ~ pa.
trieugm of um 140.0, e , i . . earl ..1 , :
Therefore. ;.
_e it, .:.,•-:' :it, g. •
- ReMirrii, That; int t. . sate ~..... ''
cert.' We will give ••, • .a. , ~,= a ~4 , * it
as DU known to be " - . .....„ • . --„ . :"7: - , ~ .
and lad Bengali= : , ~ '.4,.., ;,.: , . r" . : H.
itro
Bout , , and Bporisrinktie Su ''''
known &Juergen:eland artirecaci of these principles,
rectredeind tree' 1 1: 4 -1 t ' A t tnintahr isie,rjestser,
1 nerd'istle (AUL want*. Cam.
I jpintionerfropt ilhit ' am* Wikution t ,
begaillirrisberi,lllaret let, 1854, we will give
Ahem and thMdedx.,tout itniiiiirded scout.
Woo/ea, Dui.. Ile Critifireerritire 114400M:4d
to meet en row number g 4 Conferees from zcnuyl
killiitounty, for the pvo4 of iseteetiegja pertain to
rettreeetn_tnie district mpuyriletumpt Congress, be
instructed to vote' for glintter CRairthr, on prat, hut'
and every baribt. I • ' i';,-;'.. -- 2 'A: r - ' i ir
Regrifeerf, That asitrieg:44.i.iiiiinbite of "Wen.
tegir module:a aciw ; in theletdAgr the sem a
i'
geii Of dal, Count, end krallex,of puisei air .well
uof the regular °meeker ti4intlietParma we
Irina to be in - falter. of It&s - prrecintriiiirernirvocate;
w. think is inexpedient-U. aitif* CONlalgiats!' 41
ocimition to them.' " - -, t„ 4
' :The Convent* tfiea'e*lkedlhe 4itinstltilintsra'
perecni a. , 'erinre Mei or Xisittnutaierrand, county, to
meet the .conaphelt Of itokultOt itiiim terlko
public borige. - nf 4.
~ b l.: FA" at MI- j ° lll26 e l * -46
Saturday Semeniber Wilt...me :—Dr. J. J...iihr,
NathatrOleaver,tend l'': . Shindet. ; • .
The fditownig' Exerhit ire Committee were up.
Rio t kited by the ruinivU.DOrr. viz :- 49 ; 'D. Wise,
Illatthnie,Tersing. Geoine. Rimier, Naha% Clap
Ter, S. S. Smith, log. tticott. and Abraham Hite.
man. ,' ;'• 't r. 1
: On motion, 1 ? Isilve4 That the Executive Com-
Inittee.ehalt have the power to totem candidate'
ror county mikes, and recommend them to be gar
'prated hy the Atheriesii party at the next October
; elm ion ; alto in fill lilt 'ramie ies that May ecru
lie their body dining thiqear.
On motion, lte.olvelk Thai the papers of this
t cotmty, this Ameiriren *boner, Aon•rie4Ok Watch=
'nun had Miners' Iciverrintbe requested tor publish
there puttee/dine.' 't, ',-'•',: •
' -," I - '.
.:Aking4 by thr 04irer,
icrrAti4tracA.TE.D.)
EXPLOSION Or FIRE DAMP
... , ,
This morning irt'Slope':ot Messrs. Pecker. Dung
laSSCl,lo.. en etPlostott4 Fire-darop Molt place,
causing the death Of onfilttan tindscribindy Hajar
mg eleven tnore l , ft ip*there ars' were two ex•
plosion's; how the first Originated Is at present un
known; it howetrerfeairWhl bin little daitage, and
most probably ; none "tIC.tO seriously infrared by it
The second eiplosiou *as caused by ai lighted can
dle or_laripp - being' put.-.lfirmigh under ' a door, in
order to give these onitirO 'opposite side a light—
whose lighlit hid been. , out by the' first explo.
i e
siou. The door win • across' the gangwai
which Tons -eat and '. t d
at bottom or 510pe...-
There is &so a ranneoeingdnven tooth from het
torn tit elope; and the ten working there beard
tint first explosion - and on out of 111tn:ousel (which
la driven lit fitttlit'stpt . i3 O yards) in order .tore•
!love any thatwere • It, ; when thee wine to this
door, it appears', fluttitlif had been . jimmied too so
tightly by the reran ot ff the explosion, that it could
not be opened, end scliiii runback to odder to get a
sledge tatorce it open ',. 'while they were gone one
man feeling anxious to: relieve . .those on t&ft oppo
site. M
side and give [beet light, dug under the door,
and putting bis light through,.. set fire to the sul
phur that had.been brdiigbt into . the gangway by
the first explasioti, Ilkjituts in order to relievivotk.
net ceased his own di ith and the serious accident
that has happened, tie man that was almost in
stantly killed Was Jtistios hbevens, Jr. Those seri
ously injured are Richiird Ensfice; Br., Hugh Gar.
raghcr, John (iarre)L'.: Francis Williams, Oxen
CroS,en, John p'addeiti 'amen Glidden, - WAlliam
Martin, Richard Martin, Philip Swab end W.w .
Davis. ' 1 ;
~ ,
. lki.s , 4llttllONlliii, Aligum 17, 1 1 354.
f heap
Since the abve pened, three out or the num
her have iiied,;lt ielnicAt Eustice, i Sr. Hugh ()arra
giber and John - ,Carrey There is a f air probability.
of the rest re.coi-priagi;
Mesabi. PaCker, tintless Sr Co , have f uetther
spared espensir or trifiible to render assistance and
alleviate the stifferiiio§ of tife stffioted. . W. J '
I .:laturday , • • A , L,s., r li t ; 1934..
.. f ,:....„-,.;
SCIRAPS OF A t SU 3,131 A MBLE
rent ;aft YORK CORRRSPONDEIST.
D•wrrzire fioni .Qadire-Engliqk Ladies and
So riot y-1110 ni Ate ru en-Lra,vrog
and lefty u Mi• n
--Logi? ail-Curlew House
Officer 1-,gt. uri:Ali'apitts--11.foare's Canadian
Boat Soa4,-ROiiies Point-Taste an Duvet.
lino rake Glirsaiplain--A a
elirandark Men:
tat Nl—Split I:04-Si gime 01 vile,Tir-if Ameneats
Naval Battio+4.ourlin.voli-7'unr.4 of Ethan
Bitt?n,ah.
Arrival' 22d, 18Si.
PEAR ,rottariAo;-Tho declining rays of the set
ting tem welly 11,14ing the haillements of Cape Dia
mond with gold a; We steprs-d upon the d e ck of
the Royal Mail Sjeatner. Joint Munn, which was
to convey us itp thl St. Lawrence river to Mon
treal. • t
The boat wft-i , ,Crowded with passengers, very
many O'f , whom were members of the liouse,whicli
had broken tip imeeramomously with . a grand row,
the day before. ~ W e again had ocensiou to be
pleased with that; Off-hand fret-demand ease, char
acteristic of, Me k:hglish ladies-several •of Whom
by their exquisitenlaying and general vivacity of
manners, enlivened the entire saloons'of our beau
.,
Mel steamer,
• The evening, 'alter ten, passed rapidly and pleas
antly away, fintlik us at übout mtduight, safely ere
sconce(' in our slate-room, wholly oblivions to the
outer world, miff:broad day-light, and the tramp
ing of many ftait:finnouneed our arrival at Mon
tees!, OneernoreZ! ,
-
It was SundayAnorning,and in the midst of auto
user-yet we are,tree to confess gnat for a twelve.
month previous?, live bad 'tot suffered solltUelt horn
the cold-it vrascavallY ptiteling. Wyth a perfect
nonchalance, ItOirever, oar party, a goodly number
that is breakfreit woullyie forthcoming
for an hour and half, and that tirel4 were out of
the question-With all doe grao'ty and respect for
the day, conurieneed it hearty ante of leap frog,
in the saloon olst. Lawrence Ifall, It must have
'been u novel siglii to +eve n a party of grave
men, member" some of them per
forming teats o(ground kitty tumbling, which
at ?Tailcoat's oei?u,6l surely have brought down the
house. llowetrer, it wag early in the morning, no
visitors were 'inuring, end our necessities were
pressing,--so efilt we went with a will, and soon
started n, } eirctitation that warmed us up finely
What ad appetite for bteakfitte we had, atter
night °Oho writer and such morning exercise hot
coffee arid rolli„with steaks were at premium, in
fact theca was ; tightness in the provender market.
We rental iM in Montreal a couple of days; but
as we intro ilescribed matters and things pretty
thoroughly in rot previous letter, we wilt trespass
upon our reatressa, attention nu flintier, but pans on
ICY the time wheit.we leave the city, in the 'teenier .
Iron Duke, loßengueil
(lug baggage,was here submitted to the inspec
tion of (he Cit;loitt !louse officers; and if what we
eat., isl AP sample of their examination, this
must be theii4atlise of smugglers. The luggage
of hitadred4- fof pissengers-trunks, b o xes, hais,
bales skid Whales, innumerable. both great and
squall,_were ;wheeled on board in, trucks, white the
chief ansieteiid the retielals`semned to be . , to gel
their prent-mark upon tliegreatest passible number
in the Must pAlsible space.:of time.
- We watched these trarfutctions until a superbly
toned bell give the signed to to off and we were
once again OpOti the bosom of the 11.1. Lawrence
t,ire rec,--edW
, ahin view of the Cascades or St.
Awl's Ituesitc,tirnr'the city, and as we gazr , tl upon
them, ti e - eriltisite lines et Mooie crone to ode minde7, ,
"Faintly hclollit the eveningehima,
Oitectece.;,l:Cep tune and our ()era keep tune-
Soon'en tlfO, woods on shore 10,31 Z dim, .
We'll stintat St. Ann's 'our evening hymn •
flow tethers, row---the strcian rims font,
The repels are near, and the daylight's pail "
To (tars gone by, the far trading , expeditions,
witudi, lett htintleal for the then unknown and Mt ,
eiplonsti Wat,s.:onhiileted St. Ana'a as their:part
ing p'are, nail never baited to stop and pat ups th eir
mover* for,fai ety and sina.esa
In a; feW, Moments our river tiip was over, and
we were i*ated In the ear, tit route for Rouses'
Point. wheels we arrived without Incident or nem.
dent, Cie. %rt.o breaking Of tut mime, which, how
.ih,eovered mud cost Its nothing
Intl a little, teronvenienee.
At ItouseA' Point nnother oppJnUnity is afforded
for the touti'sl to di-play his taste in the,seltection
of a route ;:‘;itiro of which arts haraptoranted-one
by strainer;down the lake, and the either by cars,
following;titiwn the conrre of the water a little in
land,. Wil:Sfshould think that rte person of taste
would &elfin of selecting a hot, dinuy, eonfined
uniulof erit4,when a fine,•commoiltons and superb
ly titled Steamer could be procured For tiers
tykes, though in truth with a &Mtn minority.we
took , the.iteh Ines, without a moment's; henetroon ;
while eutinitenthe or oar fellow travellers, In hot
hate rushi4l nil to he, maothereit end choked be
hind'a wlifinsing, snorting locomotive, thusbearing
out my ollippeated principle that very hew travel
for the , lltitli of What can be seen and entoyed, but
merely tOttra able to nay they have been here, or
they havnitravelled there--they have seeti this and
that] celeleaty-- , entser'shle asseetion r They have
se en it-indeed they tattle. Would they &ppm.*
i faithful pietnre of any locality they have viseed s 'it
month affewarils / Indeed they would not.
The tripi down Lake Chttotp!sta is desAtrvenly
poPillar, tend abounds with teeny beauties. On the .
Elaitern :elite are seen the ranges of the Green
mountaina: id Vermeint, and on the Westera, tree
Adirondack range in NEW York ; a rough rugged
country tOrming the Northern portion of the Em
pire StabSota onexplOred nail wild as tiny of the
plains mud:forests of Kansas or Nebraska. Sport
ing' may hem be found in abundance, and of the
tni(y - noble kind-bevirs, wolves and deer, with fish ,
itunehendile, although not unattended Ityttlanger,
Thu lost hunter stands but a Aim chance in these
untettled'and barren mountain lasinessers, lime he
might wander till starvation overtook him, before
he, would -rind a trail or mom of mankind, or a MI
MI") habllatiOn. The whole courserof the Lake is
full of roman tic ,_ scenery, as well as possessed of
great historic interest,-Piatteberg, Crown Point,
Ticondetvga-Mittlea et whose mere mention our
America; blood thralls and leaps with a quicker
ptilratuni, We thought of our creeds of the
car, atiff,While we ate a fine dinner, and afterwards
reclined on velvet cushions, smiled a smile ,
of self-eatisfaction. By all means, dear reader, j
when tliMe you travel-take the steamer.
Justfietore otechlng the town of Burlington, on
the "shelli of the Lake, a great curiosity is seen,
whieh,ht, called-the Split Rock. A promontory
runs 'otit, two the water, reducing the breadth of
the lakirko a suigle mile", mid its extreme point is
cut ow'n ' s it • Were, by some terrtffic earthquake,
ferming,fin Island of about half an acre in extent.
The eligtm intiecti feet in breadth, and we are told
that itt 4 sottridivgs have been taken to the depth of
4 r ee hi/Piked feet without fouchwg bottom. Tltli
spot wr4 tuning venerated by the red men. From
this point the !eke spreede so tiredly that seven
milestirther down-it ea-Gee miles wide.
Jost eqopostie Burlingtoe, we passed by Viacom's
Istand,;;historte and sacred ground-the locality
Wherelgas foueht ihe.arst naval battle between
Amettea ad the number - country. As this' .is a
memorable data. veil shall have it. it was on the
11th day ut October,l776.
Gur,nreamer soon rounded die point and landed
its at "She wharf of 'Burlington, where we purposed
retnaligng a short time. There,in bet tittle here to
taterest. ther/oUrist, save the quiet beauty of the
placie4a chatameristic which it shares with Most
other New England towns.
OneiSpot, however, we could not leave envision!
I I-the place of the heroic and eccentric
lEthatiAlhen. He hes *both a mile from the vit.
a quiet chaecleyarditweekokwil the waters
of It Winooski., A plate Marble slab nutrks btu
"teeing place, and upon it these few words:
,•••••• ' "The corporeal part of
General ETRaN A•Lt.e.
Beata tnemkthis stone;-the 12dr durefFili.ll,o9;
' Aged 50 „ yearn. -: •
Hut ettirit tried the mercies dine God, in wban
Mime be believed and trongly tramid.” I
Bock is the eceentrto'lo4l ohatactiniatic epitaph
Ihe:fisreie Ultimal.• `. c - r
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'The &inclusion arrive`rit,aftei4M'lllniti l ,
Rim "drat toe country would 1 ,4 -4 ,1 " 1 " 41 ' 'Asot"
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rota sop liti
_wry OMPv41 1 . ZAilumbe , '
'mu& 144 401 ~ .t oii. thio inVoe,ling Ad- -
titifiditeiganlif it iniobtividies listrorr. ,Isys
-`Did not Irishmen gain deli liberties . 'of ibis
ottaawyDithaes4o4olmtpoes ont 4lifetr- htOod
tike wawr at the bank of Waterloo? And wasn't
I wok. NV pima growl in the,State of_N'l'inti,
:A im the hies.eif bones of the —R,gicnent
‘,3,k.
o f bishimartaiow be lAttaehicia 44 the t!itin-lknel
a il toc literty!, l ' At this parti ultir at, acme
_wicked. lier6oll illtert he
ill, anCsaid
:hit he bad illia/. 0 1 6 11 .t0 t t the: battle of
Watertoo ww: (ought in the obi c;ountry,ittad nut in
tb p t ie re'of Neer 'Ur_
.-,- , l_ `1 .le. • Pat (much elicited, re-
Voitine'LA Know-Nothin.g. Wasn't
I a Waterloo in the State of N'York, at the Prem.
dharoheidlaiClind didn't 1' hist - lith 'Thlurrefigie
, I pivifers say the /elf sore thirg9 Mil! loud tope
;W an orator'ii 'Wire bed co l it limber of
Americanises listeners., and Patthought it prudent
tomato. ..
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Thwittion'this lifffe . Pimutiontnee on) to .elioW
the bale and corrupt utodeksted by polit kcal dears.;
gotifit, to; sea sit ,m4tietice" with: the itotrumiit par
ty
,tiribis pointy, by dmittiug them that out litiert
ties timingained atid teeined only-through
,the lit
iltithitMuttay of each Pat-not i— • , , ,
iiotrarfuct.
IrOutitir
DEPARTMENT
I•
PRICES OF.S'Foclif
Of 134 an*TritaiOrtatioe Compana
• , sing front the Anthracite Coal licit
mon. '
, . .
L•ornrfrd meidy -firr th* !Inners'
. • . A. E. Sraita Sc
RAIL ROADS•
Reeding • " •
Mine Hill& Schuylkill Haven,
Mount Carbon, -
Mount Carbon dr Port Carbou,
Dlilt Creo.-k, ..
Schuylkill Valoy,
.Lotteriy Creek,
SVPAtarn, '
CANAL 0.
Schtiytkill Navixatiou,
.do. du Prefarretl,.
I,loon Canal,
do do Preferred,.
Delaware & Hudson Coal 8e Trans
ipOrtation Co's.
RAIL ROAD & *COAL CO'S.
' Little Selwyn: itt Coal dr. R._ R. Co
Lehigh Cola& Navigation Co.
•
Dasleton Coal Co.,
Bunk Mountain Coal Co., a. ,
Pennsylvania Coal & R. IL. Co.,
Vanpliin Coal &R. R. Co. •
Lykent Valley Coal & R. R,
Beaver Meadowi coal & R'. R ,l'o
COAL COMPANIES .
Frirest Improtentent Co.,
Ninth Anirrioan Coal C.i ,
Rolaware Poet ¶)o,, • .
MISCELLANEOPS
Miners' Bank,
Farmers' Bank,
Pottsville Gas Co.,
Pottsville Water Co..
Miners Llfe Incur nn4Trusi Co.-.
[Farm Tut eintrea.t.;o Logra i oca..scx I l i
' VALUABLE DISCOVERAt 1 4 .'s 01 ' 114
cOne of the Heroes we rev;,sl,tp. I . i
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If Corrox is King in Wfiatingtt ai'lld Mancbea„.
N
ter, end Satrap m flew York and Boiwii, •Sciiiep
Pro' it ling, wherevel cheep, 1 , 4)1. timndry„ltifin is
Melted into casting... The Ironrrinces of ticoi,
land exist, and rate th e Market, .t. iertoe of tile
famous Black•band Ore, Thid I vtdOrible notheral
deposit has lately been found in' Ohio:. It exisk . in
great quantities in 'Stationing ClUtlOy, underlying
a deposit of Coal in et least beep tOwathips sad
probably many more. Trip identity Of what lWa+
futlierto deemed if vron blow, bitilminiitis slate,wiirr
the famous Black.band, ha , l'..herst, but re c ently jia.
certained. VerY - inielligebtarol Masters, erol.S r x.•
periedeed Engtudr, Cornish, - We sh, pod Anoirte, i n
miners, have walked. worked. and bbred river Mid
through tbia ore for yeampast, unconscious ..1: +l.e
wealtu that lay neglected benefit!' Men feet. IA
Scotch miner, temporality attached .to re lilie.t
furnace, "motioned his fld trilend4 BR dung Out
from
from an ore heap by a fi ll ras Worthless slate, Lind
Speedily had it elevated II the consiiluence !bat be- "
longs to this distinguished ore. r We congrattilhie
the State of Ohio, and our old friends of Itlallotling
County, upon, the diseqery !of this- source of.
wealth. It Is 4 richer deposit t an ;the gold iin The
cbosom of Calitontia. 1 . , t ! I .
Simultaneously with this k nd iprolidence; up.
rises from the heart of the people of Ohio, Without
trumpet btasf;..or . proclatnaterY noise. of oily 'de
scription, one of the Heroes Worshipped by the
Drroorrary. Be is of no kih ninatever. to :he
Honorable Elijah Pogratmso giaphically sketChed
by Dickeria in Martin Chuzzlewit—not even ; his
tenth cousin. Public reCeptions are,nauseri to him
—crowds weary 4ad slide hint—it has never; en
term: into his bead to boast of lwhet he had dime..
or to magnanimously promil.e pi. 'country ,that lie
would for the future keep a sharp eye to her inter
este. Not being of the Pograni breed, Ihe bus
IteScr procuned himself to be carried 'dead head'
around the coutury,. for the chance of noisily Muir
mmg.stray companies of clurwy,militia nico,,, that
they were the bulwarks oflibeir country, or of
trying to raised blush upon the. Cheeks of a; few
barouche loads of weary women; by dweilini up
on their surpassing beauty. ISotiat all of Old bla
tant, coppergilt, Pogratu ipeclea 44 our lierO, but
of the silent, doing kind. A ruvbluti4utst het is—
'not of political otfice•holdingt but in the great and
-.noble Art of fron•making, (Inset:as Dowser. of
!Ohio, hat changed the form di the Blast furimee.
lie has advanced the art 01 *Melting non ore.!, pro.
digiously towards perfection. Ile has Cheitpened
the cost of !coo, to all Consul:neva of thistuoal val
uable of the metals.
in his eiperietwe asi founder, ho had in' : corn
mon with other trowniaaters",, observed that ;a cer
tain' periods in a blast. or otherwise, in the life ol
a furnace, it produeed More Mend than at oi hers.—
With sound, philosophic 'inellixl, he once blew
out a furnace that he war wOrkpig, at this period,
and examined the inside of a to see whet woe it,
condition at the moment of its:, best pertoripanee.
Ile disccivcred what 'bundled& of other ! 1011-tan—
ters had :witnessed before him„ Shat the scoot, of
the blast and the power of the beat, had seoin and
eularoil the furoace at the top and at its bottom.
;But unlike them. lie i
canneries! "hp e flange of .hope
. _
,
with the. leet ut the increase
end t.ietertetued that that
whirl' n inmate shonhi
tiatett two rAlemporiztd eti
ja4.l7.knile, that yr )1i
Improvrineui. A,
rior ni tha cummon, iartho.li
the inside of tiONVARIV3-
ft we.. , precisely horn ma
i ant ath?ied 4,7;, . trent
the it etu p te g of the first. lend of stone, for Mr.
Howsitt, is furnace. to .ttiet putting - id . , the Islam
°Ow it. There was 110 prpIiMIIIIIITY titiliwg up of
the stack, as is always donehy the r*itlir found
erg. The maser.% quit work, the, turrinco was
charged, and the biti-t clam:ire! onto her'„ and out
came,the iron. The initiated will apprecise• the
great changes thus far noticed' The, Sleek u , ‘ 4/
feet high. The how is 25 feet square. ;The first
18 feet are of and-lone, WA also lin& stilton. -und
battened on the ontsida If iiiche4 to' the toot. It
bas tour arches. The inside of the furor.- is net.
lied tip , perpendicularly—OP stet:m.l)am; neatly cut
and fitted to a .12 loot engirt, to receive the hearth.
The 29 feet above the % g to bouom, are circular
—and built of firebrick ,i The outside Well is I t
idches thick, the inside (Oleg of
ss srien . 43 inches,
long end II sunbelt thick; with It inch ii of hack.
ingsand between. 'The entire thieki • tat the
t
-circular portion of the tlael: is 33 inches. ft is
hooped around wtih iron. IThts Furnac'e.thos ilia- .
ruse. with the old-feshiotied Hewitt and Roth.—
rho inside, instead of bee* drawn in scnall, at the
top is vat ISM, .up straightt and give. the ' Tonne l
heed ilia stofte &stouter Suithe top of tbe Ito•ti --
The first visible client a this q rrai innovation ts.
that the furnace: iso cod! !around the bottom, and
alum the Tuveres. The past is hot kept down
by the conical shape customary to ell nirmice inte
riors.. The wind eniersteasity, and Oates up easi
ly through the etock:7lNext the 1 stolc will eat
lodge in this furnace as is ithers,,rior ;will it tail
Irregularly and, at intervals. If the kliargieg is
steady, and the engine sielidy, the Stack mil-t come
down steadily. The ipfluence' of this, pi' given
uniformity to the charairr of I he.lron-. will be ap
preciated:4v fourider.. The inoretese in the tuna- ,
city of tee Furnace to (arry Minima, Win also be
noted by them. i l , -.
• The hearth in Howeau's furnace, us cin circling,
and battens fast trout the 'point %here the Toyei es_
and intersects the lintel 16 feet from the bottom
stone. -
Such is this new erection. It will make a revo
lution in the production of Pig Metal. , It is a very
great uuprovement, ttlatitles the aide man who
has totrodueed it to• nse, to the public 4xorutteation
and gratitude., '-..
ins cfent blast .
With the veryderived front a
14 inch steam cylinderi driving two Widd cylinders
ut l
of 5 feet stroke. and 40 itch Itore,.this furnace
yielded right of1;,10 emelt day of, dark, coarse
grained Iron. It can modems 18 lons a day of Mill
iron. A furnace preen:Only -construi.tect by Mr;
HoWARD, upon a ploulapproechitlg 10 this, with a
11 foot mouth and 14 foot bosh, is now yielding 25
tons of Iron a day, though its materials are so lean
es to take 8 tone to the lon oflmilal.'“ ,
.In close gecgraphical connection With this im.
portant Improvement 'nth. hen , Manufamure, is a
fact io disereditable,land So
,aggmiating, that a
Saint it of the Protect on faith, might be expected
to swear over, g. Vpon that , Blarik.band Ore,
across it, past numerous lumen:esti past rolling
Mlle, rasa the line of the projected railroad
front Cleveland to Pittsburgh down the Maboning
Valley. We saw annotineed a few days since, the
arrival in New York, Of a Mr. Perkins, the Presi
dent of this ROad, rethmed from England, where
he had been to purchase several; thoinand ' tons of
tail*. Willi a shauteit "is that, with simer•abun.
dant Coal, with inexhanstible lion Ore and lime
stone, contiguous tot It, and with ,suels men-as
Hawaii to build and, Work herlttrnaces, Ohio
should buy her reilredid Iron !4,000 miles away
front home, instead of making . ; it herselt, within
her own bottlers. The 'set i so', irrational, so
wit, niehd, that, ore is adrenal teuipted i to belieredhat
the Ltrehaaa tu_the dun Of this road was induced
by t voluptuous debits to eajcly Point, and ehesp.,
ly to visit and pleastitty to leamge through Europe,
and not by the wislieet pr the interests of the stock
( holders ot.the corporation. : i . ;
,
.4,
V• ' L
-- 1:7 Col. Benton , tnends r. owe are
laid to be ezeseduillly souk under his-defeat
lot Congress, and lames ;theft determine=
flag to rup him foFthe Dent Prisidency,
MIN
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't.ott7" The Loureater C.otsgei-Apptoriesitete
r Otripelled to suspend .! oft. 4 llonditi
Tiequence of a short en If3if wank in
e icily Wein. `
0-, Drought in Illinois. We haysdO
bunts of the prevalence i mo l n toght . .,., he
dle and northern con tlino
Midtarthe
country being literally lunched up. - The
Chicago peniosiwric.:lterss saps it extends as
fat not Ultrard as Livingston county, on the
Chicagii" and . litiesisiippii: Railroad. The
streams are, nearly all dried. up, and so are
rainy wells. Travelers find it very difficult
toprocure water for their :teams. sew•
ern' points the prairies were burning. It is
supposed that at least one halt the coin crop
11;40144 4 ranted. : '
B - h u uow reduced tp ' a certainty that
in Delaware there will nor;be halt of a peach
ciop, while in New Jersey , there will be hut
:quarter o f a ,crop. Pricee, cousequeoce,
ate at feast IQo,.`per cent. *tore the rate last
year.
CU' New Ham:ftskire is iparchrti for Want
or rain. Even ill big rivers are giving ow.
.; 11:7' The &wait: has, njurd the corn and
riotatoe crops 01 Lancaster county;
DZT The largest Cortg* . egation ver.—The
itoldrell Baptist church, 'l6 Richnioud Va..
numbers 2,700 communicants, and it is
%ought to be the largest flbristian church in
ha number of its- niewliers, in „ilia United
, States. ,
The city aulkont,tes of Boston have
!decreed that all the names or non-restdenqi,
:who cocee . to Dlsnin audlet drunk and are
'arrestcd, shall be published.(7:7 l. There iv a cotupoOtois in New Orleans
.who can "set" 1800, "erps" per hour.
ies 111 and ran
4 o(Pennsyl
ouinut. •
",r7- Puil,c Schools 4:-h . --Thu
omens id Loui:seille voted yesterday on the
appropriation of sloo,o[lo to 'Complete the
seliaot system. The measure was
carried by 1600 majority. ,
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t 33fi 3.2
41i 6111 65 i
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OCT tired. Mod for Or Washingtot Mon
worni.-.An Athens Jon *ha f ysp-)The Greek
Government_ has: selea.ted v a foarble Muck
in the Parthenon,- fur therfunmiyaent of G eo ,
Washington; now being'_ faisrii in the city
named :flier hint. It Ito beaT'ilie following
inscription : 'To George Washington; the
heroic g:neral, the higfi.aninded citizen, the
founder of modern freedom—the land of
Thernistocles and Pericles, the birth
of aliment freedom, dedicatei this old marble
as a sign of reverence and adrniratiou.'
111
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Mk .148 /OS t
511 • i;?.. ; 6
MI • fa
c~igiau9 . llteiligture.
0
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lOU 102 to::
'lOO 40 ;
. re'RF3'. J. I.4N!N:ia orPlif In ,
may 144 vxpecte4 la 'preach in the Baptist Churrb,
to.mior6w, Amtst 0'1.1c4.1.: A. itil.,
and 7; 6`elnek P
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2 9 ! , 15!
Pr RAW. Mr. "'Res - IT:Rif , of Cincinnati, Ohio,
mill prtneh in the 'Arroit . itett Reformed Presbyte
rian Chnrch,lVlarket ',eget, to morrow (Sabbath)
morning and evening, at tbc usual hours, '[32-'3l.
, .
50 5'5 ! 00;
50 50 52:
' 01 ;
2S 25
t.)9 1 5 n 1110,
rip THEItR rata, hb 4vrearning to the English'
Luttnerin Cunrrt, Market ,t,irt, every •Stincia
rdornnitg and gveninir.
reTizin ry Carnca 4 h Paco p 4 L.,) Centre
Rev. 0/LNISL Wminsra,v, Recto,'. tie I et: held
regulao Church' every 2itaday
lq°rl,ol7. nt 11l ,
EVer1111;;', 41 S "
,
ONE LOW Pn.l(7•E n•iii a nd
eryb,Av °illy +peak onr air ninbutila I.whHl wr
invtbal oiir U.-niter/ten foon,b , %rho visit ph t i a de.
be itancif.inatly.flreati.cl, and can
incloolv fiited to a oiniotilt!iin• snit of elcitbei.,7,ni
very ioasnn lbfc prieei frg calling the eeletelitEtt
one-piice Clothing Gt. LIPPINCOT
CO., isolittl. west ,-orlitiF cf Foiirtb Wtd Miingei
• 11OLLOWA ‘1 1 .9 , PlLj.,tor tilt'. Cure of Cciugh.s.
Colds. and Asthmatienrcumplainis
ruble are.the most %.tfic tent remedy ever tlin.
no , :eied, ter the cure oMmughs.colds, and .asitiota
Some the most obstinate care? Or sorb ritsmd. rs,
trlet her with aireetioni A A the' fieesei.teldr to their
curio tea powers. They speeiTily remove any nh
cuntutatinnofphle tn , 'whereby the respiratory or.
puts are permanently Olioved, and intimately al'
sound and perriret ettre;ts•Mreeled ; iherebaT, the
astlttantieal patient aniterirat from a' tailitite.4 01
the vheiit, a difficulty or breathing, or a bad tningli,
stmuhl have recOur , e iii thes , well-known Pitts; to
etiNtire n named .
For sale by John t.i.rßrnwn,'Ciemens at Heider,
J. t: Hughes, Potts Mile; E J. Fry, Tamnimu;
Or.:T. Fel ar
FROM A DAAISAr. C O'. : EXPItSS OFFICE
—Tile. is to eeruly 141 we have used ir fir
- .e..r.itt '.
lar.iiiir Oil hill? wilt with perfect 1.1/OCPWI.
- One of our Express tiorses was lame front a bard
Callous t.A. Well lug on (be knee. • We tried various
Liniments and rernerbe:r to remove. the JNease, but
none of t tient done anti?. good. - We procured one
dollar b o ttle of the Vtibtanie Ott Liniment, and it
has removed the swelling and cured him. - r
W 6 thereferelakeipfetekure in recommending ihis
Litinnent ptrbliely4 lotif 'ls ,o i k he first external t erne
dv user lleled! f:' .It/f WALKER, Ag't.
JautiarV Cull, 1S:1-t. ; Si. Louis, ildo
'TO - r ug AFFLICTED.
,
We say. tilde no longer with thorn. common Li.i•
oninits and retnuilies, Obtain a simply,of the rent
ray fur rilieumatiet4 Di iiirts,'ipranni, or any local ,
intim no difference liciw severe, a few applications
will give relief. i`.'
A few small bolllt wilt cleanse and lieu! du
i-nos! loatlischur Sorg and It will heal any - Wound; 1 rillittlElK . 14Tiltrile 4:SOWEV-411raked swat
Fresh Cul, Burn or :, Scaltl, in an incredible short ''t mall Me Faun iittlia sittif4r4wr, between MI4
titlie, . • airport and Patterrnnoin:Fllll)A. the 2141 ...t - 41.1.-
For Clapped iiimils, Chithlains, SAirtm or - Erup. ty lAdt,thfec Ell/W», -Tile rir,4 14 whit.. '
tionsun the Skin, it .fs the,unly true remedy. - ~.. and y alloW sunned, abOill tl ei• 1 yams :451
Two iiiiplications Will timke the slut S 01'1, 'wh Ito old,•and ran ICA Re bell, tion.ried f;wfth a •
rhisin• She, as rout! is black, lentil At -e•
aiM.sutooth us au infant's. . whith face aint belly, And - sirxigitt , llo,..,3 t, ,„ i. y, ..1,,
l' . ..l ; efj,' family should have a trupply eonetanny of.l ' . w - "
,a ud Al...eals 4 bell fin,1” , ...t with it els,sio.i
on 11111111 tor it,. 111 l;file it need. ' • The third Jr a dark Woo n firifa'r with 1 whithrls
Try it and von will be eonvinced out., WOnJ" . Amity; All flock of tie iron Aar nen rui lined, aO,l
lilt edit-trial . . ~ of A middling • il,. -At,l, piElsolfpelotulog the . ea Id
, i.
• 'lee luleertidNuB4 in ano th er column tit to-day's cow , a, or wins, lavi Of .11(151 by .4 biro they slimy' be
piper - j . i . . •teeove , red, vent bit - sumo!) , rewa - pbst. • ;
Al+o for sale by J'r4lin (;. Brown - , Pottsville ; in°. - . - .1 AT't./U tiklki WIN LI,
-.
Ildleydri August I!! 16:el, l'l 31.31.
S.lantiot, Glenn eall..‘on; 1....5W.11er. LlAwellyn ;
All " rl
Dilute( J. Lewis, hit. Cannel; Allan McLean, f!".""'"'"" ------
Foiiestvilto ; MilleCs Store, Vtircinx Colliery..
...
I, , Ait:CUTOIt'S NOTllt*.—,l hi- Itegi.fer T.:
FAschu vaciit County ton gror4dlrtiarit of Admit,
i-,ration, with the Wilt innes#A, on mite- FAtme , , of
thomas Josef , Fort., few tit the, Bonn tip ,if Nor•
weguie,PfluaylN ill Cefons, der:tamed, lit the nadir
af¢fted. 'All pet-eons loArlog Hal/11**mo kw..aid kr
trite. te- hi.prest, it then, lei the 11.3hit".!...t 1, , snit ibbse
IR dcl-isd 15 t. 1.1 Flit ele, wilt 0,...Aii.1ee payment :. V.
i 1;111);IIAt; JoNE4,f '
' " 11pilEI;:lONF.,S1,
lr 0,-vilotil!, p
:I4 .30. /
9 :.teldoi tfie qunver,
vtli the will (elm
ve.W . ,„ll,‘'NE'l 4 Z.l9,atirtn . ~(inners '—Ti.cf'
thi:P4,..ratrillisiMorp,;;V:nuc& a popularity
and mine in the conitounity - worthy.of went mirth
dence.,' The ['Motor has Within the lmt few years
pro‘eli the American public, that
his Compound yri pof Wild Cherry tr the mily
preparation that really contemn the pure
,qualities
of this much tinkled medicinal agent. The wiry.
derfill cures elle,cerd by this medicine, both in thr
incipient nod contiemed singe , of conwmption. i.
-mil to be limn:1000es). If any of'our trirnds real
want to take 11,1itil Cherry. let them use none
ottte: than SWAI
(3. 14 , 11 . 114R1V5, Wayne county, Ohio,
write. ' —Sead my another supply of your 'Cormrt
piiiiiid Scrap of Wild Cherry.' The wire of O. V.
Vnnsyele, td. 01 this place, lA thsi9g tI. Stie
hiss the coMurription—the Doctor thinks it in the
eery best medicine iu the country'
origitmlik built. We
it• ,here. made *ill it
unlit iliw:ruse; JJow•
iho - Nliape 61 the ium•
I~s.;tiuuur•e' 13; ,ttiowF
II
In tent, we enn/i1 till our ~ ottrute with ouch lei.
(Cr,. the etlx•Yej.ieceiveci from MI Feet len4 of the
Yountr?". -It yo' ore stick. give "Ur. Swayrne't ,
great orißinal Wr e l Cherry" a triul, and cur word
for it, von will by rurea.
Our IriendA, J . Ohn G. Brow n. and J. S.C. Mar
lin, ore agents foi'ali Dr. Strayuc'.4 Aledietn...l%
tinneztugar, ileven. See rrrtitleeto
of etiruorthfictry : ;eurei In Another eulumn.
M
Mil
• 1.0 . 1' T.41:11,LE ,MAIMETS.
coRREcTFAI FOR THE JoIAINILI
Wheal Flour, CbV; $lO 00 i 110 d peacilibpard. 44 25
I.tv- A.) da %'..• f• 00 i do do ntipar'd :' 00
Wheat .1,1111 , 0 .`. ' 1. 1 % 1 Ora nprla, pattßd 150
(tie. "au ''. I 10 I eggs.,lloSell • . i f
Coro; lla l'i EOl Miller • H
04(4, d.. r.O 1 :=ll6gisp i ra. r"
Poilloi.g, t . , '. 9.) , now', n ;., 1
Th aut h, t :.,, ,d 4, 2.95 I liar, too 9.0 00
Clover.s ve , d, :. 50 Meter. • 4.C0
GaarnaL NOTICES.
civp 11:141,0Wee GENuTtIV.--1•4T54,10 4e:t
Into I+l +tic Odd Frit , WA
:r.otttry.. w lil mtplv tU
I ',lli :Ito re, Tamp !I 411 .
JOllll J. JostlE; Ntinet.sylite f•tri , rt; li.7' -
I°l4 K. C. •Irt,t • - •.;
NAT. It IKA:s. , A 9W:O*
ioP egkrt :KETTLF.ff,-garlowr
le low dtCoe liairdwnre at.! Ifoo Dp3,l of
July 15.,5.51
Roo/ vlctts, ta te iy Thae, Ca at Steel
tt1): ula, ce,)%ei Kat.. (ont , a) tOrll • luppheli at the
l(atda.trn a n.l'ilron .D.ioat of - PRANK .I'oll' •
ioly 13, 1135(' th-t
iX EV DOW SA SIII,- 6,10, 10-I:, any Matt foe
, 109hrd :1113tiutat ptitr• ; theta., A'utty,
VilittlS, si.e, at the liardwart. and Iran
Depot of VIIANK PHTT.
IS, . 614,11
-6.l,Acicoottriqj sini.Lows• Vice>,
Lirtlee, Kowa, Horse Nails. Bawl aod t!!edee Ham—
at Oil! if.tdevara Depot of Elt. , ll'4lC ecru.
.12.tv 15;1115E
.1.) A & D, A 41 : 5 71: 1 Y 6. 1T1111011tIAS &It have vetiove..l to
lbr °lke elitliaeletee Friale 041141ing o b. ems
t4w Aloof above the renupylvahla &hO.
4.betf,personi having bootees, with them .0111 4064 ' 9
• .
.-•
rinettLics W. n uns'An.v, A f ni for' the
aaloo[A and strirmir. otrgi;oAL.
oriten, let Vt.oui t , 71
PITONLT„ Et1y4,61 New
' •ti (Lehigh, memo, crant,,, r y.s u .
• • ear Loal-and Room Run: from tbe
WRITE ASII Lehtigh ((peon.
e• • Rainbow, [Mond Mt., and. Bui c k
tileath horn the Scher lklll region.
ti.te, Delmont, Salem, Orchard.
REa tspoba and LaWid ,•
{From the celebrated Frootburg
BiTUM
MOUs. coal Co. Mines also Ciutubettand
• and Liverpool.
itoutts, is M. to .2 P. M. -
March le, le4 , • 3 .1.1-tr-
Io—PAU9t/IRIIIIIIIP.--LEWIs AUDEN
kittltiD Itayinit teamed the seltittg andstitipping
of Coal, hatijhis day avottetated with.hlot 'iNtitia
U. ANDloretyp.tomm Hommet..lll..auJ allosalt Ji•
Ports, undlt the firm of 1.EW114 4.UDENHICTItit
41:WatottItistett.
Wharves Nov. and 8, Pon Richmond. -
LEWIS AUDENRIED.
GEORGE H. POTTS. • -
WILLIAM.U. ADDENRIED,.: . •
JOHN R0MM61,,jR.," • '
lan. 14. ' 'I tr.
C .
LO VER AND TENONLIT SEDlX—Fiesti
Cie ier obit Timothy Sled, for sale by_ the quest or
buobelott • . B. DANNAN'es.
ha gun 11; zest - 33
QUID lII*CirhI•ADEII and Armlets Itt twisty
at - R. C. GIBE B N'ff,Cliatre it.
Apt II • 0 liht '
I i i
viscsu.ANEoVs
IRON, &c
FRahl(
COAL. ;
NZ
111A1UP V LI PA
...U7 AN Tiiit•-;.4lcorapeteat Weber for life Tab-
S li4 Sebald Marla of tie Sorougl. of Pillyiliove.
~ CelinilleistOklatrer let. for el[ mettle. .9t tea.
~.. , able caw will be siren. and. If a toutpeirtit ta
r ••,r. be _ y tapeet a very. rail Select School. for
~ a *cumin of tlaa year. Applications recitiiireil by .
miser. rdel.of lb. Board, ' :.
‘-...
august owl.. A. ttLlllCK.fee'y •
i o
, : 3.4..tf
COAL X W
IMERAL—Wanted, an O. Gel
Ttte. COAL BIN Litt, accent:sued to work. na lior
-1400141 Bituminous setae, tis tithe charge of -the
vx
nuuiOtatt operations Inca established Copiers in
the SWIM aattgactory references will be mini red
as W Oman and itnalalcsOaaa _fax inn ;Rano 4n,..
ties.
Address T.. P.. at Saddler's
alockleaburt county , North Carolina. Leteers to be
. -
Artgast 19.054 - SZ•It :
IiATABITEM.—An miles young man. Sianting a
Y V shoat ton Clark -in a good litore,± may ob
tain a good Joitnation . by addreasing At S. at this
office Iu nil own handwriting. describing Ns qualta
callous. -
--------- - -
W/11311rli D.— A Journeyman elolltitujilter. -Ow
brat pikes riltl,tre paid.' Nowa Deed,pty wno
out goal roreteote:4. Apply UT • •
44,v1 aRSOI.I3,
July 8 / 183 TRtrr /r
VlTANTED.—ltartleit iiii
isa.iDoca.K tt
lb• Pus•
V Cite, Malluinoi. Alaantolan anti W_yooplog Coal
Regioat. Apply to • /* P..• W; klinAlrak
ristMitit, Pitt
17k.lett
June 24.1834
•111 Tr. 6.--...Ths Danphan sad
Ltalistaysokastaa-Pod Cempautio are alai* rossilknt.
ly employ/oil Miners. To shod. eirady map, eleheaht
empleyfr.mt, the highest - y.B2e*, and the bi.st secon•
etudes ton., svitl-be ghee. ray,aents Tquethity,la
es —210 Te Conspany pot ilenlinry
insithandise. ' ' • -
The endiyany's Maltroad, on vabactidaili Paaairbart
Trains are now sunning, niihrds convenient Luria
to the mine*, which ate aituated In an 'al4cated wad
healthy countly.-' .
FREE SIDOOOL% Axe •uatablietied, aipi Oill he
De eepoodeA hero; eat the e.lerailoo (.(I u ttohl.eo
of the Illnefe lad Wertekeb. - APPIY to ll (1.14(
WAIN, Mining Eastneet. et the office, tiny
; • ELLWOOD bIOktILDA. •
' lErtitio,eer and Ouperboendeet.
Poo &Otte, lemma on auch ( hook. (tr!olylkill ((e •
yen and Mlrt trevlhi pep . ete plieae•',.f • • •
lessa - : 21-ti•
SCHOOLS.:
kilitsrALLlKili'S tit:Hoot. Folic
i.va.DIER Will open nu Urntilfof iseptegnimr.,.. '
UeildhiCm to the 'brAuctOoi hrietoforti freight. in
streetinn esti! be ' given In French znd. litntv Mg.
. • There wta tiolwo ioPikois of twenty Storks *Act, ;
Ira Weritt COrlettltit !NC 4 term . . enneritionte
delay in fitting up the room with Severer 4 vents-and
oh.eks, the.chstge will no eight dettscs T;r the first
fern,, hot ten for the since... Meg
rho number of ruoll4 will he lintiteo. to I wooly-
Oro mot itimmxtehitig adinitintice plimse .p
Ind iirosiO , rupticiatteiotaiof
relqutred ; cud no teutiction %vitt heOutdo for eV
in,'
unless t several vreosao( Nilotic.: Ritmo.
Mlr i flLl.CN7eutras rin tee timml4;for the go
trOtialr. She has received during a IItIOSUP of 'ruts.
and hope. to anutltiue to,oe,tt the favot.ofigtentihlio.
August ill. 101
~ F GACAllrat% -MrANTEID.--Ffonvi Female
1 Teertieriverrmted 10f lite Public deb4l6 at riehoyl
kor [liege. :eisierio••• Nail:Mg - from .40 to 4130 pm
month. Apply on or before the nut - tit flepienil,r,
to —t).% N I el. If. STACILE,
. - • • mee.y, of: til3 h 01.11..
fitktylbsti, Beatti.AllikieL I'.l, 18.:4 ' ;•1 3A-;lt.._.
Vl, A..eliTED,—T%o Te.,rh.:rvi o pite e t,ai, A
of the INblic emit. N04wrp4.44 Twot
rtrifooto to ttntntet.n bit S'eptember tti•tt. Aktltt4,
tIoAA lr he matte to per,rii, M the kittoonat Stbool
tionto,, 011 Vie4nriday, 50th lost., at*l'clock it. AT
AV At .` V. AtO D. Plet.• - y.
21-3 t
Anitigi 12,1551
. _
NIINIS Al. pi• A V RRnropoire.ofir l iing a . 4 , t i,..,„ 1
h. this place fut . GIB 1,J3, sterivAttExe, commen
thi on the Thee Ai4taf hi ziepternheii wqr: _:
ri7
Potriellle,Jiily 1 9 . 51 . ' -' - :i 10-81 ' ...
11 OTICHI -TO eAVOICIOI4 -Three' - Mule
ti rpl r tate .Pemato Teacher. at wanted. hi lake
the rKe ot the . tiott: 8 .Itingle of the ltornuge of rie
iithigrove. In Caliitnel , cr ..” tile. Milt iiiinday of Sep.
•tenitoti - next. Tl.ere ir ill 1.0 a nitell , 6o , ril lilt' H.1.1 , i1
a mrecta,R, no giruiti,la • (h., 10:h eor 441 in
(UM. el ( 1) o — ebitk I'. N1.,a0 she t.9l4l:reboot illow.i,
in saki BOrUußtl, , to exallitii. fticpli. cfp. and vilipl.l
a 313 r lnitier ot .te.tt tit:Vl Lib. rt I w tylei %%Mi.!. lit Iv .
.01).. Tto higher hr.inches a, e 'co tren' tl Yr tolii(t
In on. 1,1 , We Arboute hi. 1/ rdri of ilWe tiosrX.
Ilitit). , llll.L. Preel .
.71-ft :
Augn•t 5, 1431
111,4_1 - )ST (Si „FOU ND..
MIT l 0
O e.ailay 'allvt
noon el tior battier.); P4trlit.t‘irltitii -In,t . fir w
Pbil
adclppbteor Nt.tir Pe!ladetritila and rotto:attl-
vet Lever - Wattri, with.'.24el4 'etoriai attschedi. fife
Andel. will ferelYe the above itwifritpy ref uritiug
and Chain in the subterther Att Alliter• ercek,
or by_ Ira 'tiny. them at IiCATTI.TI6O!t4At3 6c (tO.tri
Office, Pouavdie. WILLIPIM THOMAS. '
Hover ('reek, August .li, tinll : :34.tf
STRAY. COW—Strayed frai l t h e etibscribet,
on Weitheititayi Attplat 10, iletrk fi
ail Wi fie. Crivv,haa a white mirk on
Abe Ikkpa .4a abouldera, very Nap tall.
very thick neck, whin , epat on larrldre- Orb
head. Who - ever, tepitha her ivilP he suitably
,warded. -•- . 111A.V11) ffW WN, Oak. 11111:
4 -tAticust 1856 .
•• -
. .
STRAYED AWAY from thi
Monday lam. (44th 'Who month) a .mall 11...1
0.3 w, wall whit* brlty, 11.1614 turdeil In toward.. enak.
ottttr,, hat 3 tents give !MM. no linN 'Thu tinder wll - .'
by zultably, teWardrtl on tett/ming itatd Cow to 1.1‘,.
'substribct at VAltey Furnace. -• 3 • ,
• JAMEg COWIN. Onlft;tr FUTII3CV.
Miguel p, , .13. N
La TRAY COW.,-aitaynd.awaY fiont 'the'
■ub-
Qgrrlber, on the ha... nit.. a 11014 Red covv.'wlWe
Lace, and white • fe - ecand a whitriattlpe along tho;
back. Any pt•t■qu glv tag tandem' lon tvtinr, ■bc,
will be round; in rentraltig her, will be. 11W:tally to
warded. rogvii
Ample! IV. i 45; $
frlllitEC BOLL Alili Rid at Atl2.l.—Mlraye.f
• away froln ihr:vulo . ribbi, IlvhV•111 Putt C.sboa;;
on the_ filth of July, a heavy bong blnc.ky .
o
2 )
I w, about 9 yh.tra old. willt 11 little IL '
%%/s)te un - and in front of in.. n.tirr l'
law above, f CW.IIII will-LU iIIIJ lie her .
IrVilvety, by 114 vu,loofiber.' 1
- , • • , JI111: 4 i W. ARTIII I II, , .
'Curt c st arbou,An2u 12, lesi - 3. . a2-3t• ' ...
EMU!
Aught SS, 11.5 t .
A DMIN1 4 41'11ATIO:11 5110'elelg.—Wimi?nk-
As.L.tter. of Admiolstraihm Gil the C:~tnt or
ioux euhrt EA, fate of Me. 141tdrich of St, ie,
dectra=ed, havite , ,en Pranced h. til4
PUltPeriber. !.1 the itegi,cer of Brhuylplb I:aulrt y'.
.ttoticeht theltrit , re given. ht Ilitiliner 131401 to
a 3 F.b131.,10 make payment** ratly.zot pos. tile,
and limpet havlna deutendwr.*4ili tolmet I..tem. for
welikto•rtt. JOIIN illTlTZlNinfit,Adm'r, •
..51. (lett , lingo itt 19, ISM
nissoloirioNoe ip*RTlNlM:itsuirr._-
.4:artnerAtlV hor.tnnite e.cittint
J onn.Me ll onald flud John Y. . 4 Wren;ThorAa
aLd J,aue_ WrOr, nod,4 lho,,4lrin "i J. Vriluil4l,l,
Wren and Mother:4 in Cie Midin4 . Rualuesiwp.a dm.
acived by nintual consent, na trn*.h day oeqi‘igno,
and the Whole . atotk ityud hulls: nas
transfcrted 1.1 WREN 8: lIROTIIERS, tvon wit)
little tip all Vu• burlywys ortt%e old arm.
10F1? MACDtribLI
• JOItN V. WltEtt,-
•ri.lo3l&r.lWßF:tv,
J•% WE:'
. . -
pIrAiNDEIR wilt how De eitth 7 .t
nn 11111 If f the 011716 1.. WI N & CO„ eninpu4rd
Y. Wllf N.
9TII(4)4101
.I.4MES
.I•Ffit
Augnnt 1•2,
IttTN E 411.151111. N stow.—Tue- aqbarri
L biraliaVing pun hazed the Intestate .4 , Ntessrt F.
P . -A9ne 4 en• 4111 the C?etinii Carbon C. , llh.ry: awn
not Ir.e 41141 II r e this di - .) , h Ptprinted I beroyelvmo
Inv this tut the purpose oaitarrying on 4 r?oarol
i.:oll2tlintny and Mittehartaltet hotline:44 nutlet the
style and Orin ni Itictrb KL4111% It & vgitnif.g.
. cvtiltew eterAltt.ANkii
1110:1/c•-t .VEttli EN. , • .
(*.abort, Olin to „ 4 e that tl/.. if; Ct.
Angulo IF-!.; Al ai- 4 zi •It Ok
riWera havinipo rev Lied
.111 N 1LL16.141 Ht esti (fete RI the find at thrall. Our ,
nish & Cit.) ell his interest, )tglit, title, pad eteiln,. to
the Pottsville ltoilteit sit
property 4-0 neat Estale of the mita Marro.; /bit
titsh & Co--hereby notice *lto tothile Olt f n ,rwure
the totainets,^oneetted wito aaid old .
4neted In ohs name -.lf .achy Bumph & rd.. 4 Ind all
debie contracted *lnce the lOttr Jay .4 :day 141 wlll
be Settled by the eieve firnt.o mg all debts it the
laicflint-prior In that eau
111040144 K.
JOHN . nitICI.EV. _ 11 1,10WN1NI:"
J ANY-et V.-11.1for, •
July 29th,
,lk WIINISTILATIO* ,NOTIO.W.---Not tor
/I le. Iker.tiy: irtvra :btu I,rilerr n( inliqlnliludiun
an ,b, t,( Modiuon, 1411 et Or Hur
ototi, of p o t t r yy , erhaylkiit contity.deteaszil,ba.c
been grelited ,t 0 the I,llllll.llitMra, by Ma IleittYi.rr of
Schuylkill County, nertelioe, all Imv
0 5i.1.r,1411.,10/111 pryyrnt Iteffi for ett.
t i e uiyog , sod OKA.• lodebta mite pia: yasent
io either al The sisbketlberti. .
,CAMILA M. tiEAtiry
ultstes NEIL, 4
• Eseciatais.
' Wit
)al) 1844
N 0 Tie/Z.— Native le . iiereby giveri,thet. ihe
um' Dank ofPenn. In the County °facility! ,
(.10, iniwnd to/apply to th Leglalattlie of rennayln
1/3011. ha next sent° , fits the privilege of in
rreaalue the Capital Stunk uf sand tent tram Two
ilooare4 Tooseand to en lig/1 0 11W lattPittediaß Her
i[uedredTbooeeed &Atari.. By ordet of the board.,
elf At3,LOESErt, Ceshiet. ' •
• July 1,18.54. -; ; , 2D4( .
No,ic..—Notke is essay given that ;applies-.
Uon will Wass* to thi nest Legislatareet
sylvan's' for a Charier Wm daviage 8ei 4 .4 0 be 4.-
esterttla the tivosegb or Plittsvillo. wen aveSPlllll of
Fifty Thousand Dollars, !Sias she privilege of lerrems
ing it to One littatired ItiOnaand Delvers" Sod of rrr
airings meaty ea Intolyl sad tlisneubling, to be
.• h .. I4vUll lSa inga /414'
. Jose 11, I/54
"7(i'lltDite-LEtie . aubs4rlbete beictia glair notice
I ** l *Phileation wkil 6e made, loathe neat Leila
taunt, of Penney Dania Int a charter of u Dank or
blaeonnt Depoidt and leaste. to be located to the.
Borough of Tamaqua;l4;hullatil I:ouuty,; , ea.. to be
*Clot the ''Astinitelta Stink Ta Inagua •to ills a
capital oftwo 11m:died Thottaand amnion
lltcaaaD CAUTCII, R. A. Llterox.f
1101.LaND-JOirn. wi°"*•
Datitialcao, -Janie Tacos ter.
9011til? Rant:was,
•Douat.toma, !!„ Itttou•st. Ibtaatt„
Pave* BOWS/AV. Mall , ltuaxaa.
~ Tamaqaat June 24,180 . . Itshat
. ,
._ 7 __
. .
110 .- °THUR. The subitcrther wchtld hereby malt's .
AA lite atiteld• Mid the rbite senerattftihai he 5
prermresat all Woes to" fiend Co the measuring of
l'istaterind.etone Masonry, Brick ainsonti, Direing.
and other tneasurind t....longlng to Onildlnas of all
kinds.. Also. to coot (` for the Constriction aid
greetionotalUitade o f olldhrs. Charge, moderate.
urptticatty. - JOHN H.:`,J.tllEti.
P.a.—M*loAl for put timer% tbe atuterelseett
wealdeoltette ccAttotetlett of the hitherto libetai
. 4, IL / .
" gli r re s X,l44ll, - i! --
. ' '.. - -494 p. '
si=a j.
UST llSCLUTlEllati4alinfluoides sa4 open:
J Pieta aftway TimettleseadAmmtot. oath,.
J08.,14. ELLIC)II'.
Two 'ootisitwre yuule• umpk.; - Paitatatt•
Nay r , i 834 • • ,•• F. 14 . 4t
"
l O[i+Will VOID supotorOoHtlfoot
vetAliattbee ALL s. "----- SL4lol7ls4Witich
two .detr above tb* •
!day-, 1834
tOtt WANT I torteet Almelteep e r, ie
.11. very gdueed" ire Ices. tall RIX Jew
elry e, two door', above the last, Pan..
,We _ _
MIMI
ILVER. AMID PLATZD W
ARE. -Cnr-
Sfee UM*. Teal ettles,lret dims; Cups, iSketoth.
a p kth VOIR, fish slut Buttcr Kriivev
at -- • • • mi. nasury '
• sign. or the gij Waithopposite Menttaer's Hotel.
bley§ : 1641
•up.iks or uooits, Floe Fails. P4ri Use:,
l'ortatsci; PsprelViilhts, Flue Fes Knives viLo
1111 tot sold tow ot NIA
31dri of Mg Walsh, opposite Idotttotet's
LI3I 3 18-tf
1, - iittlfit tS64IIIITMENT of Maple Utootto., .
V 1..:.i, ; gap. lad Finger atop. iu .
WU. GRAbli'l4,4.
t • '
the Bag Watch, opposite Ilisortimreo
IS tr 1101.4
MaY ti. A)).• : •
(.27 1 11116.4111.11Cji11 °tall committloo t G. 14, sl4,
1, -vet..1 1 4.00. Levels. jurt loathed, al loNy pri r , c 0
non .th4.ludce for yourtrlnm at.
Wit, BBADVA. .
ffigni)f th e .111 c Waftb,oppooite Motttmeii * iNtri:
Antit 10, !Mi. .' . _ - 11.tf - '
41, 111. ADM LAVA. WARl3l.—Card .•
,tlilouquet holders, Vage., Pertneop
ttiCatan. deflitanettas Ac.,
-
Q. 7'.IIQKFY•d, Centre Nt.
Votuaillle, April 15,'51. 13•tf ' . . :
'FINN attainment of Vanbl of all brier ant
'fittalriyat . 'IL C• tiltEEisers.
• Agril la; • - IS-if
13"7 Y,IGI 1111 (f8 13.1.--The Patent Angular
Pablaca GOiti 1 . 4)11. Having tee! , made the
er
itioalve agent fortife sale of iliefe excellent Vehn.l
tirreit thew al. low trieec with the- &etafancy thl
stbel will be apprerlated. COllle end , 11 5' awn/
' It:e:QßESEN'kernin• fli •
alail.l4 ' • I
lATAir e ns., w ATeuiss.-01, ver'y htiv
Y af.d 'selected stock of Eneim
Wilettem iositiOle lot Mlrters.l Cotner snd
. c ( 7 1tEEN • itt,
• ig 'of lite Cohich Lay*,
15.11
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I` . OLD 7 11 i ND . 11111.1 . 1 C IV Levet With 1..4
4e4, JohtlsitWe. Itotal a
elitiprrs, rpyill's If itl#a:y -
allivutrAtitio.,l to prt(Ofht *Cell f ot olrt unp,t
4; t3:11.• ft. C. Ntrolt
dttru /1 'AI ` • 15ii
FOR SALE:& TO .LET.
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00;!1.1.. , 11.A:,10,1 FOIL; ef.t.LK.-.'
40u *errs In r•thdlikall
leco :1, , in 51.thsuay ; and
two do in IVfalrelng Vailt,y„tpuly,
P. W. !Illt:AFF:11,
l'ottavine,
3.1.2 m
;Ltniu4t . Y 6, 111
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I.lii.tAtt AI_TIIIIP3 le iStor,o,n ..AION DAY , Me pi e mi.,
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wi. lls to ev , ,, 1 d.. dc r • • ..1)14:1)1i P', f:Oli Dt.s.,
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goo 4 .7.1 . . 1er; an' SOO i,et .'., foe h 1' ipeA—A vply 1.,
IcitlN IL I.lF.WErcralo Alto.
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ditsU• 12. ibf:i
VOIR. 8.11.. K.--A dit.itable traidiss.cs. 1,0111 thr,
tenth: l'otttivlik. Apply to
JAI4F.A.A
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(, 1 011,_ SAL.k.—Tv,,, 1 4 ( ter fie, n'iatly n.•%,
IG.g. % Veer rut:able, of prey:lt:Li ts.iL
Inns L.: 1`0.31 per :la). Neft,,t.
Ndeh - right Li it(t t incher.
r:lrhnit'thr oiiiating,twyet and nralgat g,:rtcr
Ibp .Carp will .hr PatOet
tictetn.., will nod ti to inklradv.itt.le to ..t.„,„,„1.
'intl., WM. MILNIKS Jr a, I n
. , ve•n:ic above NI atket .r
July 15, ^y it
FALE _T hr to,
:0114110d...opposite to r‘i!yrijerrarr. lir rlp.,,r;
f.ly di tip for offi.rr, Yi dlf fio: ;old cili r!oiti
tonent4 ni ul; titvoi,ut 1r trt lna
4'. W. 1•IT1!.0.,
lo,leSi
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r 1: 011. RENT IN IRIOILIIIW. A DDiTio*
, X '., A large end tery_rootrettleitt room ruitmor Ise
yip Ir.tiine or place of bumt4ia• of, ati y kap!, ty it L vii
*!,t,o pole tipolotata, water.: if debited, a room A
Pitli tai ruby be Mika WWI It. Ettiptire at :1 , most'
foluttelpft.Le.,
May to, 1t154 - 141-ti . .
VOlt ItENT.--Thttol it t4.ttt r.. Ii " Itt;;,
.112 veri Bittlding," ...vile, Of 2tl aikd NINVAI
Nunn 1.1, I V 5 .4 10. ti
:011. I..k.:ASIE::-Tu a - good Tettint, it -- rttittitLr!'
17 Trail of Coil Laud, known /i* the "Zer ' 7
rfiliter Tuwndlilp, echo yi kill Coact . ris•
Trciti 001, It Itra itn Goth sides or the No.;
Kthth..lol, to Al idtfte (Itch— contain n ' about YSI or'r"
ts. lien viiy 11101,01 rd. 1001 14011 .014p1,1.1 for 00 rtlfc
,trier,ttipii. Cr*Zit% r.l ,01110 I. Led- A at) tda
itak C and rt,ti nil arll.l of 11 , 1a-fait
I'. 1•70C4 ;Ater intortnattott apply to
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1 • JOHN 11AMiAN,
or 111ErITEll t'Ll MEW,
Yetdvillt.
45 tt
iVtivemater
j l llllt frit lot uo Cetorb eltreca, Q„ I. b. Wynn'. oddliote to
..”1, I p.m er Hp. io Railroad iittret. 11l tiolikoß4 on
the rag by lot Itoubb , tho nounby 0
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ai
the et 41,1,, rr n t hIS Mu t : *tolr.4.!elar. siferi,retu.•
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JOHN d. NA MIN.+
.I:gent lor
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17C fs; tr. 7 %V 0011-I.tal FOLI ei ALF.. e
bnli4in3 !ord lig,. nio,iccittru I ',dui of tl,rls , ••
01 lately lalltoul un the 6l'Vetpirt..l
Edlate, tire now offeredlutiale. Apply it •
A. 11.1.1t414111 n Ag.ni—
. far t lae myliets, at 51% 0 trieVlll
1.01, 4v.11,! May 3.11451 - In.
BUSINESS CARDS'.
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OFFICE— Above 'Mr r r. n,l seiuej
gild NIA Yunionvo LI 4 . . PAIIIVIPA . ,
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• tC.O INSPECTOfI
le“dero I“A•n. to.Leirs4-oe, ',keret and olb. I
in ro.ting ,' MI in.
dm/ Cool Ftoto lus 4, - ps - to/tge of bind irei
Eiperwere hts
016 I Ail lit} 11 }rare r sag MO 14.4
II )11,4 "I tainr to:give -)11o/forlion' to all ; us fel
employ
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EplAelipst fhnrrb.where he %HI
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will i,Cejl. , .; PTCIIIII,I
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1 . 11414 ft V W P01)1* rep 7111HILi I. I:11+1 1$1'111,
iltriti• pa. 1. LA .trtrt, ar il .1
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dorit:c 'he Lwn pv It yeatr. and tlpe pubm - Itpla 11. I •
..4.,14.61rd !lon,. n Its above, fluid will Ll.), , itt . 14
iv• aty erpiPpii Apvii who may d.iite 111
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of Art üblllty to' petfiiol any .PPf I. I, IP'
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in tintlio rf IN frivn4+ nil Oro f :nblin ern eralit. rust A ,
'WM mu Winne to attend prvnipti* to nil bno n ey. ~
lennttn• In Ii citr, noch sa the . !
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Lbin,hrre d.or Ueltty lb. ruat
hours 12 U.. to '2 to. la 4, ail 7 to 9 l': M.
Frb t 7, ISA 1,1 ,, 14
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11. Lmulnuethr bugln'ess of bin int. At:
Haluurl 11 . Fliner. /IA vir4 poofferdlon
I.3 ;wrn. Nutt . . and Draft*, he has un twin I f4.111u. ,
fur the oursou Ul Ws pruftpnion, end
I.l* ii 161111.311011 fPlef !ate In Iftid,{n diF,Cro! Il
pm.
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tHvoi ra.t. CTI
_....ru.._ ....s.EN MEI g: ri will ~-;
renlinul the bliylng and selling or illealVestele. 4 "
have now for Clleeeveral vAileabie .T r .r.to oi <b•Vinci
01ate, Cenkre stre et, row din rkeoulti or the Pr , "
sylverita 11411, rem.. vicle,Toiosvllle.
November lii, MSS. ' , 47.1 f
PHILADELPHIA.
LV F. Advertivments set utin l o irge•
if email are eh.arge l / 4 1 fijry per cent. ailc4ol ,
ueriql advertiving- rays.
- ..1,,FL00R OIL CLOTI4: : : . '
41.111104110 T,
p.CHI:IIICJI ALLEY; .1.101,A1YA.-
RS. Gut
AND
70 John and 29, 31.1W4 33 Flatt Streets
- , New York. ',,
Mr2=lll;=MM
. . A F . 1.1 . 1.1.. STOCK OF .„.
FLOOR Oa. T;11
4-4. 6-4, 6.4.1-4. 614nd ivid4 AI : 4 0
CLOTHS.
orAmerican and German wiptifetur4 4 4. , 5 4, L , 4
and R 4 wkle,wairwited 1,4 endure &Ay
A 1.19474 -4
STAIR OIL
_ 13,13,18ain1 R 3 Inehms whin, Aldit),
ENAMELLED CANVAS,
tlf the ♦rry twit thanutantire..o o
sneer OIL CLOTHS.
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of ' hell. 6 " malthfitettire, 4,a end n vat& a J...
of Nes and Leading Patterat • toietare xun
Ma at )13bteegrades, 111.15 and 18 feet aide
of tablet are offetad at thaLaweat btaitet Pe.c4fre.
Auras; 19, 1681 .
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