PUBLISHED - EVERY:_,SATURDAY...,INIQINING:r:.,III(..:BW,NiAgts.._II4D;INAX,.:.94I7I'SVI,LLEi- §.04,T1,40:41. 4 QOUbiTY, PEN&gYLVANiA.I
,VOL. XXX.
IRON ''OUNDERS.
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6E0.' 7 ASOrd 4.• CO. ItESPECT
fully announce to tite public Mat. they
. - --' have taken the Estittillithuienastuown
to the Pottsville Iron Worts °a ilee.
Nragian 4treet, Where they are prepared to build 411
tied* of Siram Cuenca. niantlflclure italirala Cant.
nod Machinery of aintoat every dercription. at the'
hhOTIPFC aOtkee . and on'the must reasonable terms
..-sPiftons from abroad, in want of dream &lines;
. iiiititind It totheir advantagew give them a call be
.We engaging thiewhere. ;Mat, 11 - ill
'•4111MVEll MEADOW IRON W 01111.%
I — 1 UDSON A. DRO.. Iron and Bras
- road.
respectfully inform their pat
and !be public generally, th a
i g a pire luny prepared. - atthe abuse E's
Abligumew, tornanufacture Steam Engines ol every
Argo, ,parups,attliroad and Drift Cars.and every other
description 0111 ton & Braila Castings 8111111 big Cur the
Vaal totulneur other hoof:tem. on the mast tfiiwuriable
Perms. Mao. Blois lug Cylinders for Blast Furnaces
and Machine work in general.
'Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and
.des
patch, at the Lowell prices. All work funnelled by
than will be warr•ntcd to perlorni well. They
would solie.lt the custom of those u ho way wain ar
ticles In tbelrline to this vienitty. &handers will
meet With tioMediateand prompt attention. t
flu DVIS,
11. W.
ly
e . t 4,-1854,
FRANILLIN OWN WORKS.
14=1Tab :MOHO ItIIIERt, artiNoltrit:Et
to the public that they are the Priaprie.
-hi of the Franklin IN II f if , Port Carhop,
iaittly earl tra on by it. 6t11) inan • where
*Ley Lontinue to Manufacture to order,
at theytest
o o tt e o . 'strew 1-:rtaines, Pumps, Coal BreTilrere. and
Machinery 01 almost any size or deer' spitOo. for min•
log n:•••ther purposes'. Also Railroad . and Witt liars,
iron or Braes Castingaoraiiit tan or pastes a. Ordei a
are reapectiully solictled., '
GEO , . 1.1.-PIttLER & BROTHER.
FRANKLIN SHOVEL WORKS. -The ruhseriberi
continue to furnish the and llealer• of kich'i.
County. With Shovers of all kinds.at the toWWit
AllEntlfin in parlfrularly called tit
their Goat Shovels. Orile're rot 'Shovels of any size or
il.Altettl promptly atiendedlo.
17E0.R. EISLER &11110TIIElt.
&U.. 11.1651 1' 31-tf
WEASIIINGTON IRON WORILS.
- . POTTS VILLE, PA . .
J. Vt . WK.% & SIM'S. Yekpectlntlyln
vile 1111! 1111e111.11111 till 11/1t ieritie,,:crintiii
may 10 their Nei! Fitschrhe'aihni/ and
foundry. erected between - Oka L and
Rall-duao streets. and I rooting ortiNnyiessini,:threet.
where they are prepared to czecrde All it, (ter6;.l
feel Machinery of Mass and Ironoitir.li.ait,eqrariu ,
E110111:11, all krnds ollienring (or licilitilVilißs,,,
Grist a ad Saw Mills, e init., andl.intitilerniii lig
i unipe, Coal Breakers, DIM Carsoill kind 111 Rail
road Castings, such as Chairs, for flat iind T Rail;
Priirts. Switches. &c.; all kinds 01E101 . otid wrnniht
Iron Shafting. Being Practical Meehanice, and aiter
Navin?. made th e Armand+ rattle foal' Region theit
tinly for.years, also all kinds or ;Machinery In their
line a/baseness, they flatter thetn.e)ves i that Work
.11 One a( their Earahliahment will give satisfaction to
all who may honor them with It call. All orders thank
fully' received and promptly ex«cuted ()lithe most rea
sonable terms. JOHN Y. WREN;
TiliiMAS WlteN,
JAMES WREN. ,
40-tf
Oct 2.1852
TJ coAtkorlinamans.AND oTruon.s.
lion...Hrz - cricArs.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the atten
tion of:the business community to their Boiler
works, on the Island adjoining the Pioneer Fur
naee, Trottsviile, Pa., where they are prepared , to
marufictitre
• BOILERS OF * EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Sinokel Starks, Air Slacks, Blast Pipcs, Gasome
ters, Drift Cars, &e., hc. Boilers on hand.
Being practical Mechanics and having for years
devoted themselves entirely to this branch'of laud-
D es : a, they dmter themselves that • w,,trk done at
their establishment Will give satisfaction to all who
may 'favor their with a call. Individuals and Coin.
panics will find it greatly to their adVantuge to ex
amine their work before engaging ekewhere.
JOAN AMES NOBLE, •
19-it
Mny 5, 1953
rouNnitrAND MACHINE SHOP
s TEX/1r cA PAC, : fO/: 4-r, -
V(!TICE —The husir.eas of the late rum or eNt•
_1 ors . 1 / 4 . NI ihn w ilt, he low Word by the sub/writ',
In nit dr v.iriool, hi nchet• of zit•atii engine building;
Iron U n iindni:oi.iiitific: lifer . of All kin& gif litarhinery
111.1-t For i:Arr, ite ,
etc. fie continue the bioitne, of 1l inure
moll Setting thi , ci•felirliztn rite Fiirvt it Mite dl,h,
and herta wed Spoil r ries Red Asktimis, bin op,ole
proprietor cif there Collier fen
"GE9IIGC W. SNYDER.
3-tf
Jan. 21. 1854
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Pennmylvanta IWire 11400g14.
Pro. 21 A IZCiI all-en, AIVIVA Fat) NT, Philo ra..
llb pulpy riners flare on hand, and are constantly
mans fa Lao rine. SIEIVE: 4 ,ItIDDLE:S. SCit Ki:ri La,
WAVE' WIRES, of .11, • missies and wt.:tali Also;
all hill Is n' plain awl 'fancy Wire work • Brass and
Iron Wire Sieves, or all kinde ; iira,t, and C.qoper
Wire Cloth Air Paper - II ti4rfA, lac Cyllti In ra and
Diirly Bolls covired to thet.bdat 111 . 11111 Ce•
Ile ivy Twilled Wire for -"lie-irk 4; 'tellers. Sieves
for Br iss and Iron Foundera, Suer n Wire, Window
Wire. dares, TiApil, InSti Covers, Coal 31111 Sand
Screens, &n. II t C LISS) U ikfiliT & LINN.
i L ig
August 12, 1551 - . 324111 i
POTTiItiLLE ROL LING MILL.
Tuu.sußscatimas respectfully ab
nounce to the public, that their new
Roiling Mill is now completed' and in
foil operation, and that they are prepar•
Ato supply all kinds of ar Iron of various ,izes",
which they will warrant to be sepetior in quality
to any obtained from abroad. at the same price,.
They also manufacture T Rails,Tor the use of the
Coillerws and Lateral Roads, weighlue from 91 to 50
lbs. per yard. made of the beat iron, and'which will
be found touch cheaper than the 'repotted &Mete.
Iteing pinctical mechanics, and having nad consid
erable experience in the Ironhitinear, they flatter
themselves that they can give entire satirfaction to
p•trchasers,and will also mak.: i t their I merest to pa
tronlae home manufactures.
JOHN BURNISH & CO.
49-if
Dee. 6.1851
SONDAY SCHOOL BOOKS AND
LIBRARIES.
f lll3, subecriberalway• keeps on hand a large as
raiment of Sunday school ,Books.snch as are
vnerally used in Sunday Schools. Also;
Sunday School Libraries of 100 vols., 110 00
Do do do . Nos. 2 and 3,eacb, • 10 00,
Doi. do do at 500
Lon do do at . 50
1:octal:a Library. oo
Episcopal:lands) School Library e looeola.4lo 00
AL4O. .
0 0 0 Testantente,Derman and English,
200 Sibles, Englieh•nd Gorman,
Enellsb and German Reward Books,
tip m gcgooks,&c..,Stc—ail of which will be sold at.
sunday tletuiol Ueda prices,and the carriage saved
by purchasing at ". B. HANNAN'S
Cheap Book and Stationery. Store.
16-•
J0net5,1853
Timm= TRUSSES.
Weighs-mg 'less than 2 i Off net!
FOR THE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE,
q CENOWLEDGED.by the highest atedicalauthor
rt hies of Pniladeipbta,incompatably superior to any
other in use, Stuffeterawill be gratified to learn that
the occasion now offers to procure not only - the licit
Ito essy.but as storable a Truitt as.any other
iieu of the cumbrous and uncomfortable article
svttily sold. There is no difficulty attending the
idulog, and when the pad is located, it will retain Its
million without changes
Persons at a distance, unable to tall on 'lire sob
scrltier,can have the Tress sent to any address,,by
:remitting FIVE DOLLAUS for the stone' 1 rues, or
!TEN for the double—with measure round • the hips.
• and staling side affected. It will be exchanged to
suit If not gluing, by returning flat once, unsoiled.
For sale only by the Importer
CALEB It. NEEDIJB.
Cor. Twelfth &Race Atreet s, Ph il adelphia.
nr requiring the benefit of MECIIANI
, CAL AUpPOßTd,owtna in derangement of the In
ternal Organ's, Inducing Falling of toe, Womb, - Vocal,
Pulmonary. Dyspeptic% Nervous and Spinal Weak
netts. are Informedittit a competent and experienced
1.861 Will be in attendance at the Booms, (set Span
Jar taste creamers sae.) No.• 111, Twelfth at., let door
below Bac,
Jtine ly
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OW. RIDGWAY & C 0..• i
DEALF: R ,§ IN 0T LN '
Fnn MIN 1 , :.•.1 , .. MV2.I - P.N1 4 1- , vr,l SI . AN;i7r 4ot 11
ILEO4. Na• 30 N. Mill A 11VE , 5. P,II I. OVA'. •
eMI order. received :sy J. A. MOORE, Natsville,.
Arai 1,183111 -pr
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+ r on 2 _ iug,
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• DRY GOODS.
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At the Old Stand of : FRY 4. MAR'tz,
ESPEVTFIJI:LY announces to. the Public that
11 be has pprehand the stock or the above bust.
setts 6rm at their old= stand, and 'having aside con
siderable additions thereto tr tecent cash patetismo',
respectfully belletts a shave of public patronage,
lb ordet En "nuke room tot a choice artectkm of
goods. suitable forohe Autumn' , trade." J. le has de -
terrnined to sell his present sloth or Spring and
rsorarper: Roods at a very low .6gure..
Aug.; '9, 1654 . • rt-11
cAparEts.:Ain OIL CLOTHS.
" - .ETRIDGE- CHEAP CAAPET
I)Entit NA Ranting Carpets or OfirClothv will do
I - welt th call at ELURIDGE'd before they buy, for
he betrot.under very lirtd stare etpcnses. Is enabled
to [Ares great indutortenta to buyers, and. will sell
Wholesale Or Reidiqur tht lowest prices in the city.
tipleud.d' imperial, 1
+fuperlinc Insrain• I..cARPETS.
Fine and atirdintn
Ve.oll.ikeis °fall k.nds,
mid Oil 171011 m from 2. feet to I feet wide, to Cut for
'0 , 1n%, Phil/with a lairlro assortment of Ingrain
raefets from 2 to SO Ceuta per pint; Entry and dtnir
toms (porn 10 lo a,O coot. per yard.' Also, STAIR
TABLE and, PIANO
CARPETrt.-&:c.. ‘e.
11.11. ELDRIDGE.
N0...41, Rlrawberry one don. above
Chestnut. bpi wegn dacond and Third. Phila.
lieptember.ll6, 1834. 37-3ce
Fall and . Mater Goode.
11;154.
J. V. DEPUY,.' .
No. 41 North EXIST!' Strert,,Philactelphia.
rcilisPlEFtiL for past favors, respectfully Invites his
ugnorers and the public,tn exuarine a Nan • and
Sirfrudid stork of seasonable tioods, env,' king
Rich Piaid Silks, • Wide-Lyons VeWets.
New , triped 'Mks, Cloaking troths;
.11rorsdp ddks , Woolen Plaids.
Plain Silk's, • French Merinbes, '
mask ranks.,. MOlll4 de Lathes,
Cloaks, Mantiths, and trha wis, cheap.
flinghains. Prints, die., in assortment; Ribbons,
Embroider ars, Gloves, &e
CWIIIG 14 the daily aarrifice . rif
goads at Aticiiiio,lhomitiscriber 'etaitiled
itui log the nre.eul qraiion.tri offer •
opu.u•Lvir 0111:•T D• 10•1116
• J. V. HMV,
• No. 41 North Eighth .t. Phitad'a
lt; - lesl 3? .I.n
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rata. DAT ..GOODS.r . —FOLL 0 STOCE.
'I . ..iVILE .f• r..alWltEt.l...F.itints and Arch ate., Philo
-I"...delebta. will he able to offer earn inducements
In the Contirry tlnyenr this Fall. as their Atock"mi
hoods will he very roi, and bargains (min the wow
'Ver,k and Philadelphia Auriirins,[ daily rcceivcd:—
Full misnrtitenkof the following:
ehaw Is, -- ! ' ~,, Flannels . •
• New Silks, - Muslin.... '.
F. Metlnaex. • 'Linens;
Yriari Plaid., Tablet - avers, -
• 4 41.•lleimines, Blanacte r
....-- - --1, - * Iraotuneres. •• • Quilts. rite.
Owing to the .a,.•10 of Importation.. we shall be
daily in receipt of Gees? info. from atimlnit.
. EYRE &• I.Artli_LLl..
' 4 Fourth and Arch ' , reels. PitifaM I Oda
'CP TEJINri , -NET CA6II, i 115.1 Vlriet• low, !.e . nrchnilv.
• Sept' 9 1954 3G am'
RJUATE-S A LE:i
' FOR SALE.
500,000
,FEET Oh! LUMBER
'FRE underotined hereby offer for gale. 1:1111Ire
'quantity of PINE and 11E311.011( .
and
BOA laid. which 'ale well 'ulantifacturiff and are
about half a mile l o an the CattantMin. %V sliamtippott
and Erie Railroad. on tfie 11pnit -of the little Calla
wimia. Creek,. miles. froln l'ottiltile. A' purloin
of the Tirol glear or panel atoll. and all of the
Hemlock a of the heat, quality of IA tulle Hemlock.—
The lett4tha vary from 16 to 30 fetr, and the whole ii
as good FA lot ap ran he found in cattawim.a Valley.
ItUa carcrollv jilted tip, and will be sold in One Im.
or lola to suit purchasers. For partltulars,apply to
•A. At A 1.1.101;3i 4. Err.. Cattowitiva,
Ur to A . A. KENNEDY=,Cattawitma Valley.
. November 19.1853. ' 47.1 f
. , . FOR ,SALE.
A new TiIItEE4STOR 1' BRICK MUSE
. irsulutlirr inthrealr Ptoptyty in Pottsville.
'll 'II I.; subscohri filters at krivate ealr, on the ems(
I.
I re:ft.ohable Ivan..' his new lilt ee•• luny" Mill K
DWELLING Wills; 6 in etet-ond tit!. et, n few floors
above 31.irki•t, 'muted atelyliesede the lii - ritst hi/dist
Church. This tine intildnig is just c ..m_
pleted. arut has not yft been - °std. It i.• , 7 •
large, light and airy. has all the convent 4.1
epees Ora a ilO l / s •4l4iper would desire. n .
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and is brined in a p.i .rlls‘3ll , .atu. erenseni
rot part of the town. 'ihere is a never-fail
ing well, of etrellen water in the cellar-it very
important ennsiderath n in tile presen't ft amity; • '
TERMO-Otte.hturth cash, and the balance. to suit
the purchalter, pins iddd only it be properly .tectired
. A i„ s ity F6ur Frattui dwellings on UalifrWhill 1411..
Inunediayely In the Ear of the 111. W Mick, Shove
mentintia, , These ar likewise desirable propertlei.
They Cllll he hid on the annie easy terms.
'cs Tor .whale Wll,l 14. noldlow. '
N,1.1.- Titles clear hull thdhattumili;.
L.',WOMELSIDIEFE,'
Opriaire Epbcnpal Citutrkt:entre 61, rottrolille.
bee. 31. 1L•53 •- 4 -- - '53-tf .'
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WiLUABLEEZ4LESTATEFORSALE
tme Subseriberoll.ra to 11.•11 at Private Salsohe
IfJliowirplosaribe , Real. Estate, upon reasonable
terms:
No. r„ The undivid rt one'-balf interest of alit hose
three tracts of land; home in Branch and Tremont
Townships, Schuylkill County, which were surveyed
in January Mt on warrants to John Otto,
Peter Filbert and John Kidd. The undtvi-
did one-ball intetesta In the above tracts gas
amounts to MI acres. The land is well Olga
wooded with timber ultable fur railroad
sills and props'
No. •2.-Ali that rert In` lot of ground altuate in Old
Borough of Schuylkill Haven, upon which is erectee
a large three-story Brick 'Dwelllog, and all' necessary
out-bultdlngs. IMS Property Is now occupied by IJt
Lewis hover. To Arty one desirous of practising
medicinetn SCllll)lkilllfaven,an opportunity is now
offered to secure a comfortable bouscand office rarely
to bemet wile:
NO. 3. AII thatcertain lot Of ground situate In Port
Carbon, bounded and as font-mgt.—Begin
ning et snart on the south side of Pottsville street,
at a corner of the lot belonging to neon , Porter,
thence by the name ;south 'twenty-four and a half
earl one hundred teen to a post, thence north sixty
re and one halfeast fifty leet to a post, thence north.
twenty-four and onel half west one hundred feet to
Pottsville Street, the'ece by the same sown slaty five
and one-half west fifty feet tottie place of beginning.
No. 4. A tract of first rate timber land. containing
315 atiAl, situate in Schuylkill Tovreshlp • about
three miles back of Tuscarora. In Locust Valley,
1 MESTER 01,1011 ER,
Odic in Centre Street, Pottsville, directly opposite
the Episcopal Chureh, 1 , 1 story.
Sept, 3,1851
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN POTTS-
HILLS AT PRIVATE SALE. CHEAP.
The :Subscriber cod Ors at Private Sale alt that tract
of Land and budding,lots. known as the "Carbon
Hill l'-or " Young's Hill " property in,the" Borough
of Pottsville, extending from the-River Schuylkill
above Me. I..auees i3rewery to the Part Carbon
road, being about 250 yards in width and containing
30 acres, more or lei 4. This property - may be said
to be invaluable, not Only for the purposes of
ding, but alto as offering the best locality in the
Boro%_ , b, on which to ergot - suitable Water Works
for Ripplying the town with water. Apply at his
office, corner Coal and Callowhili atnrets.
GEORGE W. SNYDER.
August 27,18.52. 35.tt -
Chamber's' rOpular. and Enter"
talnling `corks.
c vO E , I . J.ANY of Everitt and Entertaining Tenets,
mri
Papers far the Peopie. 6 solo..
Select Writiner 01 Robert Chamber. 4 vats.
Lae o(nd Wallis, of Borns, 1 vols., 12m.
Borne Book avorPooket Teeßony, 6 vols. ..
Repository of tositckive and Arousing Papers, 4
vole:
Information for the petiole. '2 'vols..
Eiden cedia of - English Literature,2 veils. • For rale
tors at ' • . B. - BaNNAN•I4
Book,and Stationery Store.
August 12, 1851
Mathematic l 2l Itistruimentx,
DRAWING ,PAPER.
A vol /lye on"hand largeandaplendidaranriment
:ler Mathematical Inatrntnento.,varying 41 priri•
frntufll to 625.- DoDing and AIII1111:0 materiala of
eiery deacription. Opbonrue's superior Water
Cb
lora, Whatnuta's English Drawing raper, of all al
yea, Mon. Roll Drawlag.lll, 41 and 55lrrrh rut to
1 , 11 . !engin ; 4 ouatedl Driwog Pap,r, oT ali alzev.
M , ,Ftio and
• P 13.1 N.t.ni • •••,
Rook a nit Staiicibery Store.
' Jan, 18, 1811
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EVEM
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MISCELLAIItOITS.
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MIL6111111111:,,TIOWirat: 1 " '• , -
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FOR ease at II Avanws DRUG STORE. a. &Mint
mental* Marsh's Improved Trusses, _ _
oolong winch are deb .
a.l.
Double end Single Improved Triune*. •••
Da .do do old Mlle .do ' . `........: .1111 . 1111 P ti ,
[hero Abdominal FlipprneM. '
Ladins'Abouldm BrateSN'
Gentlemen's Elastic &monde r aboulder braved.
Suspensor, asodapes, a ilit and COllOl.
O' OaN 3. C.4IA lain. *rest.
asp'. 24„ llibb. Mtn ;, . •
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, • REMOVAL. • . ,
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JJ. now EN having temoved hi shop to Oats
kb above the American, House, Centre Street; and
taken int., partnership his brothers...the subecribers
Announce to the public %Mifflin ale prepared tit est
ecute all orders in their line With the greatest de
spateh, and on the most reasontbie ternis.• Tpeient;
ploy good workmen and their c stoners mar,thert.
fore„bevu re of sat Islamic? Job", • ' • I
&too, beg Ivave: to call attention to theft
splendid. anottincnt of raper:hangings,. Window . -
shades.dtc..comprtslng every variety of style.and
guality.t9 ma I t the taste and pocket ofpurchastas,aod
which they offer at the loWest City prices. •
• .• J. W.W . I/WEN do DROTIIEItd'i •
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: doors above American House, Centre
Pottsville. .Apr 1137.1632: 16-11*
• SLOPE i.OLLIINS.I
1”IE yodersionott begs respoctritlly Al
: teututo of Miner*, Coal Merctiatiti,, —
and all them, In want or BEST HWY.
ED , ou BEST BEST CIIkINS, fot.tnto
ini.nr mitt put posen„ to dig tattle stock - _
()I 'Best Best Caataseariorted sizes, Boni finch to
It toil', made from test refined Iron.
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Abe., to his bald muck "onoterr. enooven dwipts:,
newirted-rzesjtons - rl6: inch 101 l ma. made from
the best cable Won, wbb It win be void on very tea
eonntde b!ruls,, by -I),tfitEl. MeCARTHY,
. No. 66 dwanvon et., and ; No. 2 Dock st. Who rt", , ,
Philodelolo.
- . 'REPSII TO
,W. V, Arard & co., -
1 Port Carbon. • 1
George Pivotio twl.. , ..
Cbtirtes Miner ' ils Co, -
"i_
McCllbtnek St'alr I . Knilbe, Phi t id e l P hl4 . '''
Jobinao Goekill, Esq., Llewellyn.,
June Si. IN.S4
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music ruaLiSiiiril6 liOtigt.
• LEB & WALKER. '
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etIeCESSONS to - GEORGE W 11.1.10, No: 186,
SJCIIESTNUT Street, wider the trfall 11011t3E.
Philadelphia, are constantly publishing the: latest
Music fleet the most popular Uttar* in the United
States. in a rtyle that'vrill tie with soy issuedat any
other house,eillier to this country 01 Europe.
They have also the pleasure to announce te • the
public that flair 'tea of .Slieet Music oa hand eon
slats of the largest and most complete apaortment to
be tinted In the country ; they are constantly adding
to stock alt the; new Music published evr.
Vtirk„linston, kn.
• 'They'also {Publish several InstrUctian noaka:Wbich
are in general use throe/Photo the country. i!
MOOS*
A floe aesOitment of the beet manufactureri of
New York and Hanlon, al the lowest cheap
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. j. •
Also, a general assortment of Outlay . .. Vialtns,
lii Aceordeatt% ace , Clu Or and
ilartrietrthg;. .01 the best Malan •qaatitfes, all' of
which will ne.fornislic4 to the I . publtc and the, trade
lowest
Orders minctlially attended to.
All Lee ac Walker's Mn. , 4-'saad.„. Pttbll6anns
cats beohotined at 14 nANNAN't3 Book 0114111i/9k
Store.
Philadelphia, Feb. 4,1854 s.ef
LEATHER AND y_INDINGS.i.
'1 It E subsciiber the sitenilsn
;of dealers aid ottsess.;' so bls uric and bell ie
tected.rtnek cf Lea,lier and istthies; libel, Is ircet
constantly fresh tsy irdtated deli is n.p the 'melon
fdetnrete of this country end of Europe, andinlitco
tent:l4e up in loth ul the tulloo ton aVicles,
The lien oak aod red role;
Slababiet, settling and
Ilateseed diO; Ilurness,.llride, nand Hat, Welt
'leather t- Tenn:, and Laelug do ; %Vila tippet. Stool
(kale, Mud - and rtidltsla.;, City Slaog Kitind
iind Collar do ; y, Con titry, French and Patent
Calf eeint /Soot led Momccoa, Huck skies. Pad
Skills. Chamois. aMI Mnrbecm ; htndlny and On
of almost ..trey 61.•ReriplInia t, Shoe ttoiesid,*a.
tent tuna,; Rt lk ,ot - ei,tLacer, and
English
and
Vision Galleons; Black 'dud Cohred
iiii..Worsted titiorrA alit ~ ,ILIIPed Fronts and FOsit.'
toes; Awls. Tacks, needier, Cycles sod crietptag
IMMAII:ei. litho El e1e1.5 ; tltp. I, Inn., and
Zia& ;SLOW; Pileg, lbws, ; Itutwers; Pegs,
llr.tles:and Boot. Web; thinetnrrs. BOW and Shoe
trees, Latta, crimps. cionai.llatidlea Oton, Vol'
ot.Cod Weer, and Tanners!' 00l ; enne Tnnht And
rurriet'a Tootle of all kskds, roady t ft ate, besides
arid) other :illicit, not elsenietated above and all
of which will be sold at the lawnst market latex,
by: JOHN WHITE.
Iniportet & De•der, 4137 Mattel et,abeve
•
Ana. 11 tkr:4l. 79 lv
PREsERVM YOUR Tbrerul
V you s ouid have a pleasant breath, gond hetilia,
.• and a set of dental appa rains th at will add materi
ally to the expression of "the human face dot tai l :"
'M n. 1,. DOD:4OWe anrivaileit VEGETABLE
trtoTII•PA.-+TE lot •cte a ullog the . teeth. hap been
prepared expressly with X V iew to Supply a dcBc h the toilet, and meet the wants ct those . who
appreciate the utility of thoselM
7 organs-1
:TEETH.
It combineatire est ri agent. ant iseptic; arid line'ar
silla cent's an.l aromatic pi, perties requisite In fen •
deling an article of ill nature pleasant. safe .and
useful; and claims the nierit of being ENTIRELY.
FREE FROM ACID of any kind, yet eactually
re
'ntoves main. countomers the effects of vitiircd se - -
mations of the nuouth,attil or:vents the act.ernnli.
of tartar, after it,has once bten properly,,re
thovedr.
All who have used this' Trioth Paste, sive it lhe
preference over other kinds manufactured'etsewlier.
—the composition of which they know but Milo'. or
nothing.
• M. D. I,.IItODSON.:I
Prepared only by
Dentist, Pottsville,
Ely whom It will be aupplied•to dealers at a Metal
discount. ,
July 29,1854 arm'
GOOD BOORS AT LAND PRICEG.
ANt ROFT*I4. liirlory of the united
LBossins's Pictorial flisiory • ot the Revolution. •
. "
flumes Illstoryof England. 6 soli..
Gibbons' History of Rome, 6 vols..
Waverly Novels, complete tri 12 or 27 v 01..,
Frost's Pictorial History of America, 2
Dick's complete-walks, 2.4015., •
Chambers' I tiformation . for the People, 2 tr 011...
Popular-Miscellany, 10 vols.,
Papers for the People.l2
Webster's Worka,ti vols., Svo., • .
Works of John Adams, 8 vols.. Sao
SPARKS' Life and 'Writings of Washington,' 12
vole., •. , . •
Rollih's Ancient Ifistoryy in 2 vole . or 4.v015.,
Lord Mahon's ilietoryliistory of England, 2 vols.,
Iturkiit's Notes on the New Ttilviincht,
Scrat's commentary on the RM.%
Comprehensive Commeolcry. 5 yids., •
'lllldreth's History of the Palled States.
The dtatesman`s Stannai,4
Dye's Diction:l-U(l4 Arts. Mandiarturesaind Mines,
tire anJ St•e•Kiies of Fleury Clay. _
.tteott's complete Work*. 10 vols., . •
Pictorial Family Cychipied la.
Library of Entertaining and Meru' Knowledte,
Nondrich's Pictorial Ilmincy ni all Nations;.
The Piandard Poets. yliilollll editions
Family and .Pneket Bihlet,
With a general assortment of Idiseellaneons Batiks,
and Stationery . for satelsbeap at B. RANNA:yerI..
Aust.st 19 1654
E; GAREUGUES.
Pitt:ter Bookseller and Stattoner, Centre St.,
POTTSVILLE,
an ESPCuTFULLT mart the attention or Merchants,
IZTeachen,andthepublic g•neratly. to Inn I4rge
a .j oitmou i of hooks, ar.c, canted at his new, raw,
compriting tandardworkWiel the p rote sli , in , ,Ach inch .
Books for orery deoominkiton. Herman and Eipeth‘h;
Gift, lifiscallonsonS,JoiliOrle, Toy Sr. School Books.
Obtaineddirocili (irn Ili* rP. by spenini:ar
rangemesit„and at the Trade Sales—imported ile'd
mwet ia nes , and sti•lsini Mogul, • -
Stattoners' Fine Cotter* and Japanned.
Fauta Goods,
These geode ate all net and desirable, and .have
been selected with treat cure from the full lunette of
thelargest Importing Hurries and American Manu
facturer, in New York iiin&Philadelphia; also', a
large assartinettof
"IL _AccouNT BOOKS,!. i •
Of their awn itintifactore.einbraclna a general Va
'rlety, final thetoninitin half -bound to the extra.eii
perrine, neatly ruled and sntnitantially bound. With
bands and mete r - entall :blank Memorandum and
paqv Books, Cynhering aril Copy Bonke.TlMil Bulls,
Bills `ofLading. Coal Ticatie, Checks, Warta; Pro
intisory Pietea, deo, ha.
BOOK AND JOB PIUNT./ilff?,
Of every descroption,,neatly executed.. Dia
ruled tn any pattern and:hound order; 31ttlie,
!it.i , vietnee , and other ritiblt , ,ro.ni , boned In' :•i'i•r
4tvh ;1;1,3 the
Ratiii bought for cash, Or received in eichur.e•''lor
goOds . E.--CAIRRIGVES,
SATURDAY - MORNING, OCTOBER /1,, 1854.
&c.
.
•
olio 'ME PROOP P etra* ;
AFESCHarrats of MP Obto Fite Proof Pala'. /Hatt
and Wawa catora. /As r. 1 1 1 1“ Irtizir l4 . 4 'Aate tk ,
the sobeirr!b,er. Alifa ll rtat kegs of Pala* OH, at
37 centkagalloa. and Grease at IS cants a aeaad to
close arming.. For axle by ' .11. HAMHAN.
apitH*; 18.51, , - ~ ta:— ,
• ' . ' - ' '
A d i u l ta
'. . I
1 .
=S
. , nraittIGUROLTS , T . ,
g i t Oß COMPOUND IRON PAM , I • _,.
bu il i t y N , l ti W i t e TEß PROOF PAINT tit 114.5 t
phetic loatteuees derloral: r oxt ot h: e at i p in et S 4111
T hal
Cab be liAd et the flatervate Ned Iron eto i r 44 , 4 1 : r . 14 '., 1 !'
.-1 GEORGE BRIGHT.
y interpci. isi Agent for the above rAba.
. ~ai-ti. . ,
13. A. A. S. ALLEN
7 and 111?,Sose0. Wharves, PHILADELVS
DEALERS I*oll,,
HAirWiiiinstentlyin store, a large stock of Ile fol
Towle; ;Otte, viz: ' I •
5000 ard. Opernt, 10.005 galls. lira. Waal.,
5000 l• 11.000 • Met* do
600. l• 6.000-" " • Lark 1. • 4o
1100 • 1,000" Greasing do
'To ilwhkclr they sat. the attention of Coal bliera•
to r ts, Mackettists..ke. .
eePteirt
. 4,1554 (Feb. 4,1554 • 5 ly) ta-ri
, .
ROSEIDDALII HYDRAULIC CDRIENT.
..PCgililqiient article for lining Cisterns.•
Sptintgattouses and Cellars. and fot kreping
dampessi:Onm wet and earsisi-d wails. For late by
MIARI.CA 1111EPARD
Of andithenettor to the late fine of E &
sON.I
N. Wi CritWer of Fiont and Willow via. lop Rh
slth.the old stolid) Bantam:, Philadelphia,
Atig,26Z% /April la, 'SI '.19-'rly)
- . l' .I.I;N•siIR7A-NCE.-1:',
The li i nttevllle Mutual and JULIA
1514 k Life Inturahee Co
OFk7.CiV-Centre it., nert door ohne se 's
Jeicar:f:Store. • •
CAFT;OII. sioo,ooo- . —Charter Porpttual.
Te"tiiiip any recently chartered by the tight
a tuge oCi/etinsylvania, is fully' organism!
The Continue is prepared to effect insurance, upon
lives: and4.# receive.and execute trusts. and to inflow
interest oilitimiles tectived at the rate of die •imr
cent iper 'adiinni, unless tithe: wise °peed uon,—
Yfinripal and interest mann:ion demand. 1
Capital gild assets 'lately invested in Bonier and
MorigageaVand other good securities.
Annual yllitidend of the profit, will be wide paya
ble in ca4 - 'iorappropriated totbe payment of pre
miunis. -
Fur, rates of Premlanri on Life lnourant, , e , see
printOltakfes; supplied at the Company's OMc l 5:
NATHAN EVANS, Prez% •
1:11 1 : SOLOMON F:/STER, Vice Pies't.
B. T. Throe, Secretary and Treasurer 1
Sept: I6ifltS4 37.tti
• •
STATIEJOUTIIAL lIVSI7,ItINCE I CO.
.ForirtliAnnual Statement, MaykK
Assets 516;1at, 1653, • f 3,0 ./1 4 --70
Cash' Preniinnni and inintest
seined 011 past - year, mutual
dspattaxio, . 0101.619 32
Qills ItecntSabls in name,
Dasn Prcutinitio, Stoth Dep'mt, t 0,262 30 i
, 170,.5611 56
, 52844 26
Cosset, F.>jjednreß,Cummisinn,•
.
1101111Uf4tr, Mutual Depait•'
main, 1 0101,5 3 '
Do .Stott . do 27 03
. . ,
-qt. AssETR;
flotida, Militraw.s.Btoalt and - -
- other grooitiErecurities. 6173,135 79 i
Billa RrariOablo, 181',01 . 9 5.9._L1
Volition h‘and and la handa or 1
A'genta;:','E - 19,559 58 1
' l i,- , -: --- ---8379494 18
; , ~..',.• - . --,--
.
For Fire/nfr. inland insurance. apply to 1
I l'r!: ~ • JNO, T. 811OENER,.Agant.
laly 154ba '.. ' ' 28.1y1
'•
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• • • - , ..
An! liratite Insurance:Compfiny.-
(11ARVka
.P_EUPEIIi AL— grauied joy 'Suite of
ki Pennofilea lila.
: Authorited Capital $lOO.OlO.
(Vice' NO; Y 9 WALNUT etrect, between Thie i d an d
.
Fourth .rittmetti, Philadelphia. -
This VoMpany, with a cash Capital paid IN, cam.
bitted whit the mutual pnnciple in their Mar Inc and
Inland Velitattineut, secures to the aerated antrite,tn
deinnity, With participation in the profile. aneiwith.
mit liabititt:for Wanes.
- The Cornea:my will wane panel.* at the nattal.rates
of prerntiittik embracing MARINE., FIRE had IN
LA ND. IllitEd. . . ...i
"
'• •,.. . Dieter - tan:
Dr. D. Luthir;_ • Wm. C. Ludwig, 1 '
Lewis Audehtfed, Joseph Maxfield. • i
Ptter Siejnyr.• ; John E. Addicts.;
..!
George FAlter, - . Hat ry Conrad, 1 .
Ohmic) 11;;Rotherinel, li. Hammett. ..
Hash; Peahen, rhielert Capiner.
' •
1 . : Dn. D LUTHER, President. n
~
Wis. C. tinnwro, Vice President. •
'1 Ws! F,". 'Haan. S'ettelary. •
itair•re:reß D. LIITIIna, has .been npprplnted
Agent for;thb above Company, In Schuylkill skiti my,
tit whom persons desiring Insurance can appl3 l .
I.ipril 8,3.'04
'l y 1 --- ,
.
i DIIIII T M14 ). Life Insurance
--i5.,,,- -- 1 / 1 1CD— .
i
I • ''. TAU S T C, 0- /111 PitNV , • 1 •
i 1 ' p,o ri 5.V141:1?., PA.
_,I
ieAPIIAL, $lOO 01M--cii A ler ER PERPETUAL
r 1 ,1116 Co 3 lpANS'..citarteied by the tesislnture of
I. Pennsylvania., with a Capital of One hundred
Thonsand Dollars. is now. fully 134ribised i atiOilw
eiminencedbllsillette.
- ;The CoMpany is prepared to receive mbnies and
other proOftty in Trull, and allow Interest ell all
Monies deposi ed in trust, at the rate of fan. pet
cent. pernnntim ; Principal and inter, stpsyable on .
demand. -..' • .
. • • • . _, , .
,
For rat. 44 f i'vernium on Life I hontance. ste , the
piloted 'lttlideis sopplieat at the office ..1 the CAttiparty,
Ceutre ett.frtrtt, l'ottatride, three doors south 'of thr
EichangeOlotel. . i.
1 . i)IACOD innEt'ZINGgR:Jr- r Presitleat.
Jima. 11,1)% DA M. Seel. owl Treoeurer. i
'film! 11,1#44 i l.l-It ' •
• , ;'LIFE INSURANCE. ' •
tng . 6fIiAMD LIFE 'INSURANCE, ANNCIyv
anti TRUST COMPANY or. PHILADELVIIIA..
Office Nco32 .CIIESNUT iiT.,the Firs; Doi4 East
ithe Ctiolom 'Douse. Capital, OMURA) . Ciiactrr
Perpro.Continue to make lusutanres On 11Yeson
ILAi. MOO fa*ntable terms.
The (jaPliiii helot. paid up and inveated,roacther
un
with a laravdcunetantlyincreaeinu rdetiVedinnd,
otter's u perfect security tone insured.
The. Preirtiumemay be paid yeorly, half-yearly,or
quarterty.
The CoMitiny add a sarme perlcitlitally to the In
phtances tb:r life. The tiro Romis.appropriated to
Llecemher,4B44,and the second Minus In DecOhiber,
amoirit to an addition of 8265 50 to..ttery
insisted finder_ the oldest polities. niakine
*116450 which wilt b paid when It 111 1311bef:otne a
claim, instead of *lOOO origibaliy insured ; the nest
oldest amminito#l237 50; the mann agotoot;2i2 50
for every 01000; the others in th e same pooppition
acennlintrtti,the amount arid thhe of standing, peirietr
additions itiake an avernge of snore than 60 per cent.
upon the premiums paid, without increasing the an
noel premitint.
H • : bIaNAGERs. -
ttioteaeß9gway,' s John A. Drown,
Mimi HMIs. • • D. Metter,
John Jay Sritith Frederick Brown,
Robert Pearsall. - • George Taber,
Joseph Ve*ger, ' • John IL Latimer, I
Thomas . Wharton Lewis,
Joseph T fief • John R. Slack 1
Paniptiliqn.euntainitie table of rates and etiolana
tions,torni orfappilcation a nd further illroftn3l.ll/111rAn
be,hadat tha
. THOMAS 'RIDG)VAY, rtesitfrot,
Joan t4,::Adoat.v.Acta
Ths's* liscriber is Asent torilhe shove CoSipaiiy
in eUtlylklll enunty, and will Effect lnvurtretiv,and
Rive all Ili , :00.10.1y infoiniation on the subject 4 •
Aril 9;i853
tpLtotV'S ATLAS °lino WORLD.
o.l.llBTfikTlicl*Phy.lcal and 'Political asogeaptiy,
1 ant ompatited by description., Gediz raph seal. :Italia.
tics,' and Illatorical,cnniaininx 107 Maps Pail' Ito
now readit In be completed rn 41 Part.. Prie,e
The sihe;or this Atlas is Imperial Folio,lol by l&
The rilated'arnoreenteit hv the first-Art . lrue ; the pa
-1.4 is or firs (intuit quality. •
•
Jabstriptfons received at EtiilANNntdi,fl
Book and Stationery Sibrei
Anguarld; 1651 32-1
_
• C. ./k saviant,
5vit.h40# , T) , 1 , 4 ,77. , i0a a”ti illa unfa,lrer 'FA+ Okr m
"' tltit , No 311 ithrkeeoTert. 01..vf Bth.
OF'
4 gvc.ify. tifft , r.:::l.l,! of 17r117., ,, ,
Cfomicals. - "k'ainti. Oils, ULLis Nara o.
August 5 U. 311 • 314 -
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
IRELAND•
.
DuoWiest attempt to throw a Rail uray Tra44
with a Pratt:qua Auonation—(9oO Po• Ions)
—.Over a Priripiio s—Partial - *niers' of the
Seoitessa—Lois•of Lsfe The Eillul and imand,
td—A steno of horror. •
' THE ROMAN CATHOLICS ACCUSED
OF THE CRIME.
A most atroevaus outrage; having Its ori
gin to the Irish ,Catholic and Prbtestatit
feuds, had caused much indignation through
out all England, and Ireland, when 'the steam.
er left. An •exeursion train nine hen.
'drcd passengers, including most of the Prut-'
estant gentrrof the - coulatry, had 'been on a
visit from Enniskillen to Londonderry.. and
on returning at night the train was thrown
off the frock by huge blocks of stine•placed
so as to throw the ears :over a
_precipitous I
embankment. Owing to the caution of Lord
Enniskillen. Who placed himself on the en
gine with the driver, the train - was proceed
{ ingjit. a very slow pace; otherwise, the cop
'sequences must have been tearful. As at
was several persons were killed and wounded.
The Landon Morning Ilerald•characteri- '
zee the affair as au attempt ht 'a ~ ••Roatish
massacre of Protestants." . The Times al
ludes to gals intended to be a repetition of
AtSt. Bartholomew's." •
• •
The statement in the Herold says: - •
"To enable you better to understand the
nature of :the occurrence-, I may premise that
about a fortnight since a 'number of the Ap
prentice Boys of Derry took adiantage of the
{ recently-opened line of railway between Der
!ry and Enniskillen to pay a visit to the let.
ter town, a natural proceeding enough when
we consider the. positiod those towns rela
tively bear hi Irish story. On that occasion
the 'visit passed over auspiciously, and with
great enthusiasm. Sh.•rtly afterwards• an
inantion came from the men .ot. Derry to
those of Enoiskillen, requesting that they
should reciprocate ibe compliment by visit
ing the maiden city; Accutdnigly oh Friday,
the 15th olt., an excursion tram. coo:ainiug
nearly a theapand person's. the most respec
table inhabitants of Eoniskillerr nod the
neighborhOod, headed by the Earl of Ennis
killen left fur Derby.
The weather proved auSpielotis, and every
where along the line were the exciirtionists
greeted in the most en ihu manner.
Be it observed the excurtionists carried no
banner. noitad they liflyjEglSie with them.
Oa' reaching Derry all ths,lespeciable in
habitants of the Once. thajanyor, ten of the
'magistrates, the dean' and-!the' Protestant
clergy, turned out to wet them; pns'ing a ,
day celightful from the harmony and good
will which marked itrihe excurtionists
started fa. Enniskillen r at a quarter past 5 P.
M. Nothing in particular !narked the home
ward journey save tre-h iokena of good will
front the loyal inhabitants 'of - the district
through which they passed. They were not
however, destined to reach Eimiskillen with
out being made to feel that to God alone they
should he indeOted for ; deltveraace from the
hands offerociuus and, cowardly enemies.,
When the train had arrived within 14 miles
of its &situation the occupants of it were
startled by a ruditenathselt. 013 getting out,
they found to their dismay .
That their lives
hid hurls upon hair; rop far beneath they
discovered the eng ines (two ill dumber)
hurled off the. ine: and, providentially
brought to a standstill.' fron .the softness of
the ground in which they (were. The place
selected for thiS diabolical i attempt at whole
sale mas s acre was aarnirsbly adapted for the
purpose, as it was at the !brink' of a preci
pice all but,perpendicular The night also
was extremely dark. Om making an examil
inaiioo, it was discovered that one pour min
Was crushed to pieces, and .two others hid
both lees briiken,
Ldrd Enniskillen, who Was unfortunately
oriAbe second engine, hada Most miraculous
escape, being discovered' jammed between
the second engine and the j fi • rsi` carriage; and
suffering fearfully fremithesteam which.was
ecaldlog him. Fortunately none of the car
ria.ges were dragged off the line. • • •
, The-cause of ibe occurrence was soon dis
cOvered, stones some dw:s. to weight Were
found on the rails, which were -themselves
unscrewed for several yards, and thits, front
th'e fiendish machinations pI . bludatbiraty
R.omanistri, some 900,,tersona - -mem - women
and children—were brOught infir -the._ very,
jaws rI d,d;ii. and being preserved front
thrir . gieat• peril by a merciful Providence,
Ibbnd thernselyeS cast adrili in the darkness
of the night, at 1 a distanct-Ttel u . pvards 14
milesfroni their heetnes.. /M/Ryer, Me same
God who protected them Ititifitio
.14" them
on, and all readied .Enoisk,il6;iO4 - safety:
many—even females and childreh—being
obliged to go on loot. , •
Is not this a proof that; Popery is true to
her boast. e‘ That she is Ainchanged and on
-eh:lineable ;" still animated .by the. spirit
which breathed ,in her at the time. of the.
Gunpowder Plot; and that where she has the.
way, she wants; not the will to extirpate
what she calls heresy, 'alter Iter own peculi
ar fashion.
,! . ( !
-Too much praise cittinok be bestowed no
the taitraged Protestants for, refraining from
taking revenge i• had they done so, many a
Romanist would have bitter ; causc to rue the
occurrence.; but ibe -it Said.innt ore angry
word passed their lips. All, were deeply en
gaged in offering up praise to their maker
for their deliverrince.
But this is no reason ruby gover nment
nnot look to it, acid beware ho've they
leave the frotestants of ;Ulster' to avenge
themselves. Several have been arristed on
suvictop, and it is to l be:hoped that a clue
may be found to the instigators and peep&
tgatorstid this tool deed. •
•.: .
Ibuoty appeais that fori days ;ire ro
the excursion dark hin ts were thtocito out by
Ate tiomanists in the totyWrituf neighborhood
-as•to the probable late 4 kite train. Uofor,
tunately the Pri4estatitft could nut credit the !
exigence of such villainy,' and diregarded
the mutterings of the eiming storm.. ; • .
The "Fermat:magi' Mail"an Irish Journal tr7A Goot, Tcsiren.—ln marrying a wife
says: Shortly:alter thei:tccuricuc,etWok plac'e, j this is a very dilli , tiflt thmz to a.r.eriain be:
a crowd of couritry , p eople; ass'embled. and 1 tore hand. Sinilta;'are cheap; and, besides. ,
idet.
h - f o
althougn we blusrkturtommoo :human'. they are accotthng i lo th e t, loyyr' whim niter
ty.„ whew—we- pen zulli a entence; vet the ! farted int,' the contrary. By "good temper"
truth should he told, .allitch as we have been 1 l• do ant mean no ta-y to - wiper—a. serenity
informed by an eye w6net• .is most discred• 1 which nothing. distuch; ; fur tint, too, is a
itabte to the peasantrylot tat district. Our 1 -mark of lailness/. -; Solle u np , :y. if yqu h e not
infinmant states i , thatihar ly cm , ill those liold to petccive it,is a temper to be avoided
who came up would hejnitleseend to put a- by all 10MM !A pollen Illatl. is kid enough:
hand to renderdth slighte,:t l as.sistaure ; and , what thyn, 11111.1 be • a sullen woman, and
.
although one lel ow was paid liberally for , that woman your trite—a e , nishtot inmate,,
bringing a little water, and'atiother Was pill a companion day- initl;toight Ii Oily think of
to brg a dOor to carry off the poor suffer- the'delighis of tiitling••4lie same table, and
era, neither of ; these . ' litilf. returned. i 04-1 ain i•,1.1 ,1 !..r: , aro . ,-.l.,: u h r r fei a' week
Th it such nn tteciirr:Wt e Aiid) I ;Tdi.o p1.1 , ': ' k‘ 1 ' h'' , l c'Tl'''' , ,:;lL' .. V • , I , : !.! ,!?.: ;:rii I IC,
'll alll - 1 , :, , :111 ~1 .9 el ; A ,1 .1 ..ini . .! rit i I:',': (Ili, •: V. ry •
~ t.l i:. ":"4 • '1 T... .! '.: ;. a .fr;o,th ~:
Iv i'h - ,.‘icil hard , e 1 ;!.;;;Lir„-m,•l a.... L u us ut . trv i le: UT tit:, ..: iat
Ewes!, will scareely be iielietied. ;." : I Dr. Arnett. '
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13• DANN:AN
13-19,
from - "Abroab:
~tt~lll~s~a,
CATASVISSA RAILROAD
This road , was forrnalti opened on Satur
day 71. I ;as tar as Millon. -The Pbila. North
Amencoo,f giving an account of the inaugu
ral
~
ceremonies,' prefaces its account of the
excursion Party from that city,-, the toasts,
speeches_, "Bx., at Milton; with the tollosviog
history and description of the tine •
This work is miles in length,. cum;
meacine tit its junction with .. the Little
Schuylkill Railroad, 8-1 miles north of Ta•
magus, and extending by way of Catawtssa
to the town of" Milton„ on the west branch
of the Susquehanna river, in Northumber
land county.- At Milton, it connects wits
she Suubury.and 'Erie Railroad. which tonna
a link to Williamsport. At Williamsport a
link is formed with the Williamspcirt;and
Elmira Railway, extending froth the first to
the last named place, where it meets lbik
New York and Erie Rail Way. This puts
the road in connection 'with Lake Erie, at
Dunkirk, and tie great west by .meacis Of
the Lake Shore road, and with Buffalo, by
means of the Buffalo and New York City
'road. The Little Schuylkill Railroad, which
i 5,281 irides in length, extendi from its June- 1
Lion with, the Catawnsa road to Port Clinton,
where it connects with the - Philadelphia and
Reading •Railroad, 78 miles _of srhieft ate
used to put the route in conniction MO
Philadelphia. From these facti it will be i l
m
seen that the Cattawissa Railroad oan o ,
a . series of railway cohnections i bettveen
Philadelphia and the ir' kat Lakes. Wheat ,
the Sunbury and Erie Railroad shall:be fin
ished, this connectionmay be made entirely
on'Pennsylvanta soil and with Pennsylvania
roads, but until that
. event takes place t o
links we have e - above mentioned will aeci#' T
ptish the result. subject m ths , break of guage
at Elmira. The uataw i Ise Raitroadotiough
nowjust finished, is by no means a new en
terprise ; on the contrary, it was one of
those magnificent Projects for the develop.
ment of the, resources of Penosylyaqiat, at- ,
tributable to Nichplas Biddle. - the once fa- !' mous financier. /Ini his davAand with the
capital furnished bylthe United sr‘teis 4,toir:l
this read was not, only projeattd, but stnyey- i
cd, located'and partly built, 'as far as cats
wissa. But from a t variety Of causes it felt
intimleilecf,rand fay seitnteett, years lay idle.
4
The energy 4 epic, -rned st'sitlint. D. Lewis
and Cu!. Paxton 'h , however, awakened it.,
from its 'slam er , and•the success 'once
dreamed is taow % rklitivdd. Though but 63j
miles in length, tl(is %IA is one of,the great'
est triumphitiiritiodern•scfettee—iaelsci. it is .
, a great monuthent (p ,thti!einipeefingintailk ..i
ties of lie encidier w'flo surOyeAautt lOef I
led it, Edward Miler, and those Who have;
carried it to completion. • It is indeed a grew' I
work, the wonders of wiiiih can be bin im- !
perfectly described, and natsirt -the seen-to be
apprectited. For a distance ctlgi e r thirty I
miles it traverses one of the. ivilf ' Anion- I
lain wildernesses in the cou ntry; where-.not
merely the dense and scarcely p,enetfable.i
forest seems to awallovisaip the.*biile"land-
scape, but where the surface traversed. is so ;
broken up by numerous lofty heights with 1
abrupt sides, nod Intermediate gorges of ,
great extent and depth, as seemingly to defy;
the skill of the engineer seeking to, find a I
route practicable for railway travel.'.in this
great wilderness the road finds a irtsgage by :
means which astonish the beholder, as lie:',
priceiyes it winding around the sides of ,
great steeps, scaling montainous: h'eights:l
striking through tunnels perched far Abort. I
the level of the sea. or leaping across broad i
valleys or • hollows by stupendous bridges;
Irvin which the traveller looks forth in awe. 1
There are three tunnels on the route. ''the ,
first, called the "new tunnel,".is 2)0 feet in 1
length, the to cond at the summit ) and so des-.;
ignated, is 1200 feet long, and the third tall-
ed the "little tunntl,"is 400 feet long..- 7
There are seven bridges; viz: Dark Run,-
569 feet long ; Little Catawissa, 1100 feet ;
Siran-_:er's Hollow, 300 leer ; Long 11.,110w.
81)0 feet ; Mine Gap, 610 feet ; Fisher's
Run. 800 feet; Furnace Run, 800 feet. All of
these bridges are throwna - diosi gorges broad
and deep, and in traversing them the spec
tacle presented from the car windows; rcpt?.
feislly at this season of the ;year, is truly
tarfind, the etern4l f nest b - eing every where
robed in the gorgcoos hues of autumn, and
starlifitig so'ilen.e'as to conceal the earth and
leave nothing visible but their leafy to;rs.--
._
•ut the bridge across the little Cetawissa
creek, Which is 1100 feet in le:0014 is same-.
thing meriting more than a pnssing tonic&
.This bridge stands at a height of:l3U 141
above the bed of the creek, contandmr-Ode
rndlioti feet of lumber, and cost bopoo dol
lars. The tressel-work is of the most pic
turesque and ingenious kind, and whether
seen from oh tee (4 below. strikes the be.
holder with wonder. In crossing it the road
seems from the car windows to be irsveltdi
through the air, yet is perfectly assure, and
does not even exhibit a tremulous motion as
the train passes over it.. • ... •
There is, indeed, alonethe whole eiturse
of the road a solidity of consfructiou visible
which cannot fail to attract' notice. The
amount of solid ma.o.nry i=, we believe,
without parallel'. Where, in post mod
ern road., contractors merely built' earth
work embankments, the butid,rs of the Cat
awis.a road have eructed great walls o 1
stone, -which impart a singularly fittitdied e p.
mama& to the road, while they Contribute
to increase its strength. One of the *most,
beautiful iloiugh seemingly perilous of these
passages. is where the road strikes across
Negro Hollow, btmeans of what elsewhere,
would be an embankment, but which here is
guarded by perpeildicular walls of masonry
ou either side. On this the road executes
a curve, necessitated by the location oh
mountain heights oh unti.ual steepness in.
the vicinity. At :either end of this passage
the traveler surveys from the ear window
the whole of the horse shot bead traversed
by the road.
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FACTS FOR RUILOERS.
One fact - is, that a square Zarin secure,
more room' with girnn cost fur outside
walls; than any other rectabouta: fig Me.
Great length and ifttle-•:•migh May afford
convenient rooms, but a u increased expense.
.knother fact is, that ventilation is an es
sential in a human 'dwelling. No other con
sideration should *lode this. ' The har e
shadows.. and doors., sliOuld be sr
,situated
with iegard.ro each other That a fulldriught
of air can . be stied,*i any time. hi the
nnr ett'sea 9 na.hy-day gild by night. through
the whole house. - The 'stories shoulco also
be sufficiently. high !to 'alfbrd a sulh'ciei*y of
air in all the vcr, Ni ne f eet is a
„p on d
height for lorver radius. tia r d eight for upper.
Bedtonn ig shottl also be . larger- than -`-thev
commonly are. - Great %j ur y , to b ea k),
the result of. sleeping , it small Close apar t.
meets.
The thiridAict is. that it steep root will not •
Or and alto* tar, better •thin a
flat one. but:Will fait in*neniely lunge!, at
the tametime that it attires . increased loom
for chambers, or garret. .5 •
Tlie fourth tact is. that .a - ehlinney- in or
near the centre Of. the bidding will sip
warm the whole house, While it built at one
ind or side, the heat' be, thrown out and
losf. ' .f • p.
'The fifth het is. that a!doof oprittity; from •
the itut,ide into any principal room, without
jhe iotervention of a -halt or passage, Costs
rrinch.mt re than tr-aavestin the free.togress•
olair iutu it. •. ' r - ;
; The sixth fact is. that ate use of -paint the best economy. 14 thilireservatiou it 51-
forda to all wood wotk:-+Rrairie Farmer.
AGE OF E. 7 :WOItLD.
in a recent ikork of,lT*,h Miller's thOge
, olugist, we fiud the Allowing view 4 f', the
!antiquity . o f - the' world : 1 Along the efiffy
shores near Vis native towd.as in other parts
of the toast of :Scotland, there is a hue of
Fifty caves in the lace of tht4ock, about twenty
feet above theiline of siteflar objects *hien
the sea - is at tirii•ent engted to - hollowing'
out. SurveViug thii.set (if objects imprOsca
on Mr. Willer, the "latt xif the awakening
antiquity of liter glut:ie.' , triund," he'sXys.
I"that the caves hollOwed hy the Hof. when
;.the sea had , stood from sheen to five and
tweati feet above its pres ent , level. or, fa I
timid perhaps rather•ssay, when the laud
I had stood that inuchAower, were deepei.cni
•
the iTerage,.hy about one-third :than -thine
caies'of the present coastline iliat are still in
i the course of toting hollowed by the waVes.
' And 'yet the , waver' haie been breaking
f against the present rUaSligtle during the his
toric period. The aocienti wall of Antonini,
which stretched between the Firths of Rita'
nbd 'Clyde, was imiltat its termination With
-reference to the existing lettels: and ere tae
ear landed to Britain. Si. 4 r. , 3hlitavi r s tenant
was connected xvithilie niain'and, as new,
by a narrow neck of benchilaid hare by :the'
ebh, aerchs which, tiecorang , to D•dorus Bic.;
ulus, the C mine-slmed to drite at
low-water their carts. laden with tin. If the.
s,a has stood for twolhou,.and six htindred
years against the preSent coast-line--atid; nit
geologist would.fix his estifnate of the term
lower—then must It have attiod against the
old litte, ere it could have ieXcavated caves, •
oae-third,deepei than themoihrt oars, three
thousand nipe hundred years. -And kith
sums united' more than exhatrit the Hebrew
chronology.. Yet what E mere' beginning
td 6,.1021c history does thi ept.ch gl thekild
coastline form! • •
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tt:7 . Notir PAP - g. I .61, ROAnY.-I,eallettre
eetatly at the btlice of one d:f chir' most active
Mimosa men, wh
.weighed down with
care. and Whose mind 'stayed to the,utniost
fur the ptiblic gOod: While very busily en
gaged in writing and eontrsinz, iq carat a
little boy two or three years old, looking as
happy as the birds ilt.it •eptertain us with
their sweet Music, savitig,; l •Nuel, papa I am
roadf to7;say my tittle prityer,"
_and glided
swiftly to the sided .. Ins tither at the table.
The father laid doWn hi.pen, Tint his arm •
around the dearshild, arid , taught him io ,
pray: Oh how sweet and confiding was thal
voice. I was find with;
,delight, yet with
solemn awe whilellnit e
praying
lOr himself. tor his Paren* and his lithe
mates. I felt .that rirVzheayenly Father's ear
was Inclined to the
,petiiioa of that
a few moments came! • the afldeti,mate kiss.•
the street "..00d nigh,"'atid the father Was
ready again to atteae to his arduous &nits.
"-Soot}At pu lip servant is ia public treasure.,
,
Er BlE,Trst. es,v-tr-qortittr,s,ll.,Surr Ent,kG.
There is a very pills Pastan apologue ••,:ort
the difference 'bet ween mental and corporeal
Suffering. A king, and lits mil:ooer were
diacmaing the suldec,t, an differed in opin
ion. The minim ynaintaineti, the first tri
he more severe. ad ',to cdpvince.his sover
eign of it he took a IRO, broke its leg; shut
i f
it up. and Rut food before it. fie took ho =
other, shut it up with a pger;,which Was
bound with a 'strona. eliatti:i sa that the beast
- could :Trio:, near, but norseize the larbb,
and also put tood bettire Win. 'ln the motn
mg be carried-the kintrib see the effect nt
the expriment. The faint with the broken
tea bad eaten all thedmicl iiltieed before him
=-the other rias,lound dead 'tom triilit;
_
1 . 3175 ANT LIVES htive been lost from the
'laziness t.r ignorance:of paper hangers, who
have laid. one paper over ;ironer, Instead- of •
tearing off ihe bqore hanging the -
new, There was n ivery ihandsome house
neer one of oni - best provinciahowns which,
could -never keep-•fts tenants, and at last
.stood-enipty•and becifme Worthless, becanse
nftleiestab!e trier 5e4,41.12,tw0 • every. fatirily
that lived icr it. • A ready-witted obseqier
~prointsed- A ci4v_her find out the causei 7 -
'He traced' the ; nusel4l tb one room, and
presently,conjfCturedi what was the ;nailer
there. lie jet:a slip ;of glass into the wall,
and the next day funnd if ,dimmed. with -a
fetid tondenstif tored.rwo'n'sfrip
91 the piper, and disoivert.,/d abundant cati•e.
fur any aintrunt of = For, generations
the walls-had been papered ',fresh, svitht' t ut, •
the removal •or: anyOrrigittrideirn tath : - and ,
there was the pliffid'Sizeiiand the ferment.;
ing old parier,i,
clearance, scraping 'end elleantuisi,., putien
end in the ' fever, and rett.nted the value of
the house. . 5 •
tr_T : CrGAß•s:=—lt' ii anlndisputaide fist,
that inking tht whole United Siales to2oh
er, mush to,nire money is ixitentted for- the
single Ariiere:a!*cify,nri , , than lot all .he ("Jo)-
, _ - •-e•• •
nine T.r.inni • • -
1 i SA. :1811 , 4.4 ; , 111 .- 341,7.. ti:r 'jar
. • Le. .4 i .t 4,1,14 • 11€4104.:- . --..
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