.Alms IOF THE MINERS' JOURNAL . . . '. fiEfirt.r. fitlisCstrilloN: • - l'iV;t DOLLARS per axitiliteazyst 4 e . Ili 4 111 Thaf 30- 4% ZEt tot pail !Satin sir cainatha—ami V..: 50 it not felt within Ship yo,t iCkLuai: Thrue ~plax t I one iddrews, in advance, i- 5 00 do 10 00 tieven di' do do dodo , Vit.-rem 4 1 ' ~ t.) 00 1 -1,,h. cable. i,-tions must km Invariably paid in advance. and cent to mos dilrere. .. TO CATtitirms AND °Titers : IV .1 - 4.10: to ittii It, fliTil.k. , ,heil to Canto* mad others at th - i per iihi c e piev. v.uh (in -Vvrryt . . " r.!,..evpar.n and School Traders cuPplied with the Jima. .v it at $1 In aitvoive-. • tut: t...vo' AF sEITSPArEIin. U. STOTAiihere order the discontlaciance of their ciews p3pers.lhe pallsher may continue to loop them until lo veara.nei are raid_ ; if ~,,hr Ti hessiatiglect Or reforso to. take their ;wove iwri (rota the offimc to whirls hey are direeted. they use helll recroutsible until they 11.tre witted the 1.1110 and or. dered them disiontinited. If oithiertherii, retrieve I (Om- phicest without infortn inx t h e pa hlhos...r, and the newspapers arelient to the for mer direction. They are held responsible. , Ttm, courts hare 41,44 ,, q1 that refusing to take neefspl• pet s r„„, th e (Ake, or rumoring and kwring them tins• called for, iA prima facia 4Tlll,fico of itittntionarth .. ... RATES OF ADVERTISINC. ln lines, Wren' for ono insettlon--sule ro pleat itla"rll,lll33. 2a cents (etch. 3 lines, ono t j t,.—...tultrequ•titt Irma-M0t:1,121,4 renbroath...l.s.ll adroe. E As or er tiiies,for short foirsolstriutrikedh.. 4 s square, u tarn-:. 0 . 4... Tll3. 11‘31£E. SM. ttrati - r.. Throe linos, fitly St!.•.: ; •$1 50 $2 25 • $3 itr Eire lines, 1 0 1 .1 • I Att 04 850 A 00' ALL OYER FIVE tret3l3oC - NT= l .13 A 3QUAILE OF !VI LINEA. flap e. 113,a,.. 1 231 200 • J tiu A 043 8 110 I TWO pa •s 00 12 nt.) Three atur.res.. - A 0 f 54 . 10'00 15 00 00 11 =u '1 at 1A CO 2.5 00 Elaif cAumn. 8 . 00 1 tst 10 00 lrr 0 0 40 0 0 on , . rolutan. 10 4 , 0 00 Jul 00. 45 00 t',o 00 Jita . lictsitiess Notices. $l. etch--anwinpanied with an ad rerilsonont ;50 cents each. Attrortigett,jth. „ L«fora liarrlares and thetths. 10 refits per line f-.r lusc insertioa—subsoittent I:lst:rt.:tom A rents js,r lion . N . trords are rol3l3led AS a litre In Iluchants and othert adrertising by the ymr Math 01:111:05, and a itarpling advertironsont Tint earAvitilli, 2 , so o lls of 2, 1 line.- will Is' charged. Int ludlng. subscrip tion. $1.41 t5l .51,4r0 1,. the antr•fint rt +me quarter rehnnit with tat rr: sod ..Isturriptien. IVilitout at the rate'. 3.-•sisrißialii 'l , lVVrib, , ltrift s A. , •2 14r1: , r I. - than sill be ellarzo,i por r.ut. adieu:re on tlboso out.. the ',am" asjettm• rtria. ro , oirofl from .lottorli.lait :vivant," oct rhos,- wr , 10.. with tits r‘ " - Thlhor. :16T13,,,ta Dom Its&-.1144,, stilt t , i•oo;. s 1,7,11 11 , •111.4,4 Ter vb,nr,.. ,X04 , 1)1 thloo , a a rriiso:olus , 7bsracter ami puri,,s. silt hI Thugei 25. rents for any . r ;op, qr"ter 111, .ti , r,r 1a limes. 3 rents per lino .ual. .11,4{,f n gereral , epuldsT Thar a•'• cti in . .•• , 1 at' 4 reata per tine Cr, each lisseriTBl --i ewllitato calculations we will state dust T"s. linos 3 00l ant - n-434 1111,w. a half taklutrin.—and ai2 Brier. a ;ea - 1.3 c• 4 nano t;t1 , 52 sr , tlt rot um n —147 ,1 a half —lin:ln—MO.lW. it quarter, eolturin. All Toll Unto' rarer „on 3.3uxe, ritarrA3o.l at the rate - 34 4 rents per title`. adrertioent trin,t ronfine their virerilwang to ir A - ...t0n• fo.r otherft.. sal.' of Esti Es. 15:.., A irlrhuto.l adrotilsonr.nrm, STOVES & TIN WARE. " tiONION HOOVER, AFUIt ItETAIG DEA I..Eit IN Knees Tin ware, tiollow ware, Drama ware, lsrlt ors- Innis n'a7l!. - Cutlery, kr. Thankful f=sr past pat. reeve. Lt hopes. by strict attention t business, to merit a continuance of the favor of his old rustrunars and the public In general. Ile has just added o: Lis Already Large ateek at the *Lore taameii articles, a variety urrocikinZ, Parlor and (1111mA:zinc**, or kbe latest and moat approved styles.. Also. a variety of Household Fuer:num such as Tinned and Enamelled -Hakim Tin's. and Iron Tea Kettles, itraas Kettles, lirittannia Warr, Japanned Ware, Frying and Roasting l'aulsesad dr... de. • • •. • . • - . • Also, continually on hurl -a large tmsertsnertt of tin , were. it,.% X now the largest. and brit mock of his line ever offered in ;Schuylkill County. to - which be in vites tlie attention of the public in general, as he feels confident that he ran suit them both in price and -quali ty. They would therefore do Well to call and examinable stock before purcluudng elsewhere. • R„ . --itooting. Spenthar and Jobbing promptly atten ded to. Also, old *torte, repaired, or odd plates. lire-brick crates. fic. an he bad far repotting thentne. Olds:taxes, aft otiLr old iron taken in oxen:mire for new. 'SOLOMON more.% the old stand, Centre street, above Market, Nttsvilyi. Penna. August 26, 1911; - 21-tr - NEW TIN WAVE Copper and Stove alanufatlnry. . It. : announces to his , nntneretis 4,1 friends. and the, public genet , I ally, that he has engaged in the above men- I • t hexed hissiaess =titans& an extensive plan, that he Is enahimi to sell WI goods at prim* which cannot he rurpassel in cheapness in any ! ethei similar establishment in the county. Mt store is in Centre Street, a few doors South of the plane where he .; was fdrtnerly engaged with D. L F.aterlp, In the Bard- ware bustnees ' • Amon.; the many articles in bbt store, be ism only make uiriathee of the following: c , teres with. pipe. Copper-ware, Copper Kettles, rites: brass Kettles, Japan-mare. nll-1111treu erell'fle lerlri,m, Tin by the Pos.; hoofing Tin by Elme Japan Tin. by the quantity or by-the wand: Sheet iron. by the quantity or otherwise: Russia sheet Iran hr the hundred Or by AP pound. Al'o. a ne l'at- WAter•enelet,; which is one of-the most rostra Int presasi-oh, “1" the day, espeially ter families during het emitter, and. in all other articles Isintiglng to e ,dabliPttnient of the kind. wnrl: In Mx lino, $0,11:m Timenafing, al9. mewling, gilt be Attended to promptly at the ,iy.rket tr.tire. ' • ge In bitb , ut taxrket price FM be Tetl:l fiir old new b.r autt 1. al, et 400ds given is +;:tchaTur.4.. GEO. 11. Fr-fru:TER. Auvast 12,:t534 PIANOS & MUSIC. _ PIAIIOIS. ': ' - . - M. EDMONDS. Teacher of Mus - ir., has I 1 le ri3h t : t ii S onosto pL a lnc gloc.( , from the ud Ln4- Th sa" e l :l l ll:er iPe'llet ribe :4r r lure' Kama which he will well cheap. ' ti..,. a tine toned tire Ortnro MeltAenn Crone the Alarm ...-e-r .:‘ ~f ii, .4. Prine._. 4: C. ;New 1 - m - 14, valla'hle i'br eitb. -,' rhurrli or parler, , 4 .F.ft.r... ~• or Toss..ng, Eva.. enrner of Sotond snit Ma. alit , nZir street". , . . WORLD'S FAIR PREMIUMS. ffl9lll TiMEI: I'ItPLI: liEliti-Slitivo been awaoled to the very elegant and superior 0, Piano Fixtesrxhibited by the subscribers ,', al the C rystal Psdnee.. In making the a by.. atimbliteenvent they would - take this opportunity, to return their thanks to their nudwrons friends for the extg.rtr.itl. Trill liberal priternta t ie:dba-etsdbre extended to therm and assure them that no pains will be spred to sustain the Itatterinx reputation alr.'ndy attained. LI - , rder to inert the greAtly 41:m11504i dettUtt4 for tin , ir In .frusn,nts, they have added Istuely to their otannfactur• ing incilittts; which they trot will otiablzl them, in fn. I urn, to promptly meet every demand. Ails , , no hand an asmortment et very superior !ifelodi , - env. of every Ktyle, pull at low prines, (IRON' ESTEEN ec TR 1751,011", ' NV. lirndway. NOV York. ' f Aftiffifiing .1 4 t. Nisitolas Whin N. 11.—Pryntlitaim Wrtt- AWIII4OII by OM Anterlratt In stitute to their Pianos, fiveyeail4 in sumesslon. Anirust 7 „ie,vi..k..A. 3l,4iM MUStC PUBLISHING HOUSE. r itilitijr, Ivll-1:,..,,N4b: Successors to GEORGE N. list, Chesnut street, under tho lltah Hottae. Philadelphia, are ronatantiy PAliatiln4 the tatted Thule. from the most popular Am there in the United States, in a et3le that will vie with any fsetted et any Mher .houtte, either in ibis country or Europe. They hese also the pleastur,to n.nnOSIVICP to the pubtle that, their stork of litteet Mush:. on hand, ennalets of the largest and tn,st complete assortment to he found in the , '.ilvitt7; they are constantly addirtir to their stoek ell the New Mtwiepublislied in New Ynrk. • They Witt piktish several instrdetion Woke, which are h....stereos. tit:um:bout the country. i'l.l.tit'fi—A fine nt , wrtinent of the heat matutEarturers of New York and Bostou t at the lowest rhosp prlres. MR.SICAL INSTRUMENTS. a general aniartment M Guittus. lianjoew. Elutes. Accurileons, &e.. Violin. Guitar and Itaip Stringw: of the heat Italian. qualities- all of which will he furnish ed t i the pnldic and the trade at the tarreat rates. n ri i ers petetttally attellAt'll to. rc' All .f.caa t Walker'a tiled- and Pethileaticma cats he obtained at li, TIAN:CAN'S Bead; and Mitair Rote, Nitta. idle. Philadelphia. Feb. 4. 1E44 _ toff " HARDWARE. IRON COMMISSION WARE HOUSE, IENTRE STREET, Pottsvilk.— . :we praparodto farolidt the. Maehttlihte mid Operators at. Philadelphia prima, {freight a . hoh,ah: rvtalt, beg American Bar tram. lame td"arten at Pottatfile.and astranted of supoitargstaitty. tl light T ratik Nuitallt• thr reditta{. :tad Cable Chain tarahhed at %hart a dim dirrrt frnin Imparter. E. }.t EPLEY k 'ON. vo i rli Store. Nor. ".:.!..I , a2Z " , Pr-tf ROSENDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT. N ,EXCELLENT :ARTICLE FOR eilkterns.. Fprinphnntes simfTwitarit, korpin:: dainpnvs.s. frota wet and exposed walla—. For SHEPARD I , i - 11c...41041Am' of 1,1 , 11 ;SMITH k SON N. W. ftorn.r .4 Vim:a Sad Wiltow Stsre.la, itvp&ott, l b pld gtan4?lll.llv.:l4, kr ,74 1521.y] NOTICE. TeeILE Sliitt . ;(ltlllElt tiPrehy. 'gives nnf ice thst he hai , sppeiini+4l Mr. l'Etintii lerati, Meech-tut. /Ole A4;1411 Dx the'sale of -The lat eel liner and 0af.... Fpring," hi this re4Fel. Tii F: S.IIIWILITTER In prepanxt 4o execute onion.' for nh9re mentioned rjprin;s. They are desidettly ihn tntiele ever niTreetf to thr palttle, rentmk:s24 thr9.4 , ity and ththlhi3ity_ wholeish mita ix,- GEoratE Hit Finr,i4 iron and Eisnigrare t.ortt, Contre FtriTt, typtale %Urge Battk, Pr 4 HARDWARE AND IRON DEPOT.• • Til ICSl:l:.,telt IMES- hiring DOM' nrrang. . ' Naiiit ed ids cg.sts al tax ncw plaCio of boAnm, and with a new dctertaintAlfm. of ItintistP , ine . al) .Etch pysts aa« tbc teustness of the f' , 4114.-,tion may re=iuirp, at thrir lowunt market. value, I . o 4rils th....loppcction .1 tip. Public. I f hail bo alway's nn band sad hare on band a fun stock of itar 11 , 111., Slinpidng A xts, flog Iron. i - 'e.let Shwtels. ''ao Steel, Tra.--e. cba Ins, i;lit Inn, .. . :Nag* . anti Spikr.s, lipl, Tarkl,, )11, , ,k1, '1'..410,4, , Anvil. and Viccs: /...c.. lticiwara and Tion Drpnt., Cr.NTEr. 1 4 .71:Ett. threw door* ,'..‘. 4nritot, East stet,. . -.. FRANK WITT, ' J, f.i' r -, . Ia; • ' :lti-lf . CLEMENS & HEISLER'S ...' LtAILDW Ait F. A NI) ;IRO), ST( MK, Colt ro 7 . -"`—` Stmet. IL few &Inn. abnve )fark.l 1111 st .id,‘ tare ma:slaw 1,1 ••11 band a fall A....e.4yrt.. , no-ot of i '4.41111,4/11. 'Axles and : 4 pdagao 1.,,,, '1t0,... 4 tt.o-: it, .1%,,t L e f . .01.. - ' l, 0-- -siker K l ' il.etl.. • • PGrliet efitkry. , 1- .." - e and 1!...t..v... , i l'alkat ter'. Toolg., ' 3 ` 6 `. Itik...* :LIM Itruls. ' !Sri tAt,in . Wive. C•f llatti Alia Ilatf ' , lll ; ,,- 4.1«: , .. Allen't , 1...v.01'4,5, . 14...t.,:3 I:..iiel SrAi. t"" 1"-h; a - aat ' ,o ' 4 1031 - -* • - :1 7 .114 , - 1 1.1. pooto, 3. `l'•,.0 4;0 litbo-T Steel.' 13m,.... And f:Flairieleil Ket t 11 ' 1- n ,l ."11. , : , Mast,' Pans. Bolters A Tea fief ileA, i ~ 4 , .. Inl r l e 3.1 1 Ilealy Hail r..;11 Trace.;, '- i1';:. , . , I uli Lesonpi j"11.1. I 113 11VM troll an d Spi.kelt, ~., ' 't. lit 1 ( It . - - 111., :-.13.... 1 It.-10-.1.. awl Siu,...le. r;11.11s, r - ' , llf,` a iti.74,,, ii,,1,r,.11i—ti1,1,,,,r0t Mrt-_f.• i'lltnix, ...d 1i....h e .. •itz.t nn •• „; ... 1 ~,, 1`414., 1.14-.... s. - r .K.s. mei raelst--..... i l'enler we' P k /01tt _ ilt,ii. i'uture.. „..._ 11.1ter l'r,:,r I'. reto.4la ... r• fi, e'PPot aratlin s WI . i a; 1 ,,,, % , I ' 4l, Ti. , al . h rn . 1 attk t N 4 l l' ..antio 4 t. i IJii'l' IfEegiAIED.----- A i:trge :ofsot nt l F L l' tl ., b s, rilir. 'Nook% rvno.ciftilty intti o fire att o l,“„ o , .fy Zot.dt a! Npivottit - ,'erfutuol'. ie.. frto ll4k , tittsis4i, ji ...r ' 4. gUsrnikr, In Ow shot. and (46. t Artirleg of ~ tart , * ofJaitat, liauAlt Co, It:aril" " 1 "lotir" 1 ' 4, 42tt too 0tm0,,,, u , t t o itt,.ti on, fo , ti o . i t t ; all Woo* trio) watii . iitte ferfurriery, rail at C. II R y are f. CV 4' r441.411 "P 16 gni' eokrern out or l'hitallelyikia. i LEr,ar Book and Variety Store. • • , All;',km :7, 14.53. ; ti if ;,;;„jy , ' .fantuiry 21, l'i&I • • PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MOVING, 10 BENJAMIN - BANNAN, POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILLJCOUNtY, PENNSYLVANIA. VOL. XXXI. IRON WORKS. KURTZ, BETERLE•& C 0. ,, . 'Wire Striberst Iltanilfaeturers, ATINERSVILLE, A'chtryikill_County, .01.,Va., routinue to manufacture toorder, all sizes of Coal. Scrams and Riddles, Wire Brooma,lto.; Orders len at their Shop, to Minerc_tilie, or with.. Vl'. Ji at Cletatmw k Etsrdvtare and Ina Store, Centre street. Paiblintl, will be promptlyottentlett to. ..114 Setm.o4, r,Tedred at rite ettortevt tvAtee. KeltTZ tiKriall,"R f CO, ,tl-41m Den , - 0 ..4 :;41. 11,54 POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS.C i .. -----e COACH MAKER'S REMOVAL. . . tit•ARGR 31AstiS• & CO., rear -golly , r - THE slabecriber haring fitted lap one. tit .g , lanounce in the pahlia that they have , • ~...,1 the largest an& *leo in the htete„ iii takes) _ takes) the Estabibbittent ',Lana at as the; - oealstneet,_Pettsrillei , pa.,, next to .r. ih ym - r , ' • -- raltaville Inca W"Ills , C 4 *N" 3 " 0113 st " i - •Adran & Co.'s &nen Factory, where hid ;,.. nee 'facilities fur nuinufacturinx all kinds of carriages and r_ •`•!.,, whera they are prepared to build nil kind; 1 of t , 03,1%; Eumuca, manufacture Railroad Lam and 81a- i not w air. ,,,, „ me t be serressed _ beirts2jelcu . moi etint-ry of tihntat e - fery detwript - Inn. at the shortest r. 4,4,,,,i,,, sad hatinga number of yosrs onl ehee in eat tier. atilt 13 a the twist reasitat , h) terms. Pawns from i ba.-strit, he hope.* to Are general Jed/b.:110n.. • ; At 7.3.4, in - * ant of Steam Enginrg , Win 51 t 4 it to their ! All kind* a t r ia c . es a nd light Wapies itkpt pa hand; aih ahtsce to give urn a call Wthl'e i'la gaging illio-' l, /iPre- I Aim. &road-hand W . ' k ' agrant, r.• ... ir Potivrille. May II 19-if : All repair: neatly dour. Orders from adiatansetprotap ~ ly athaided tn., ! - •WISTAR A. KIRK. ti , POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS. , j un e,oB4B . • i :34.fr -, , Foundry amid Machine Thaststess. 1 ; Nirrlef..,:---Tbii Sul , scrihera hart Iblo • • - am day termed -ft etepamerelitp._ tied , a- the' ', - • •"-•• -- firm ,d - PitllltitY, r ,, ! , ,11T11 & l'uSlitilY. ' - si „„,, 14r the transaction of. a general Froandrp• and :Var./live ilus;:tir.s.t, At the old-eatadi- In•lied •To.its4tile iron Works," haver of Norwegian and Coal street , It. Y. I'OllllOV. 1 ' . W3l. SMITH. ' ' curroitz pristßoY,l.- . vauTitl.4, Mardi 25, 11454 12,41' .' FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP., • . Strain Car Factory, &-c. .. i i .i~ NOT it.t.—Th, laudn e as of the late firm _Lt....taw 'at it.", ITER ,ig !ill I,N itit, will he contin • . end hy-the autsciiher In all its redoes - ilietuil branches of loam Engine balding, Itnti ... ' r -. • Founder, nuttinfactur.r of all kinds of Machinery. for Rolling Mills. Man, Yurnacre: Railroad I ! Cam &v.. kr. Ho will also rootlet - le the htisineFa of Min-! Inn and rLellion the relebrated Pine Forrs: Mire Ash and' .1',..-i 0:,,t.5.•1.,h,, IWlts Eel .10i E 'Ws, licitliVimi!' Annie : ter of th,-c,' C.,llleries. CSIM 34nuaru 21, i< A, . _ SHOVELS! SHOVELS!! SHOVELS!!!: 0 %Tilt: Subscriber., having puritaged the Port Capt.-n.l Shovel Pactory, farulerly conducted by M. Boone ,t Co, continues to MAMA tarlun, and de liver ' within ihut minty, at the lowat Philadel phia prieol, 'ail Muds of Shovels, Spades, and tiardsti itia•s. Tbx.ittention,of operators and dealers Is particularly nailed to kik manufacture of Owl Shovels, which for atrenuib and durability, cannot be cumpasmd by any oth ers.in market. ire taw, kmint nn Land. at sat ttchts. et. gllpAliOr qunlity Coal Itirt4ltic Which ha 'NM sell at wholesale and retalL • Shovels. :spades and !foes, of any size or pnttern. made to ord..'v at abort notion, and repairing promptly attended to. Cliditl4/3 8311T11, fort Carbon. Notrember 18, 1533 . 4.54 f • TO COAL, OPERATORS dr, MINERS. • • Pteate*r Boger Werks4 . trt - The subscribers r^ ofai.y invite the attention of the business okattnunity to :7"• their Boiler Works. on-the Island.adjoin.. • rdlipagti lug the Plower FUMACC, Matintilia, Pa.,. • - • • where they are prepared to manufacture Ettll.lnts OP iittlltY B&W: itIP7ION. • Smoke Marks. Air Stacks, Blast Pipes, alsottueters. Drift Cars. he» kr. Boilers on fiend. &dog practical mechanics. and having for years devoted themselves entirely to this branch of business, they flat. ter themselves that work done it their establishment will give witisfaction to all who may favor them with a rail.— individuals and Companies will And it greatly to their att , vardnile to examine their work before 4+14;11411* elsewhere. .1011 N d JANIES :day 5,15,14 1.'34f POTTSVILLE ROLLING MILL. TM?. SUlltlettilifiltd nerreetfully an. nottore to the public that their new Ron k - ink Mill is now, onpleted.and In full ope raiz ration, and fini s". prelerred to MITI- , • ^ - ply ail kinds of Dar Iron of carious sizes, whirls they n ITI warrant to be superibr in quality to any Obtained from abroad. at the Mane pricer. They nlor matt utretuxe T Italia, for the use of the Col lieries and Lateral Muds, wehrbing from 21.t0 5t tha. per yard. made of the beet iron. and txhkh will' be found cue+ cheaper than the Imported article. Iteing praetiral merhauloa. and having had considerable exp.wienee in the Iron buFineng, they dattet theuraelves that tluly can ;tire entire mtialitetion to purrhasers, and also make it their intermit to patronise home =Milne fume. JOHN k CO. Itti • - •In.tf WIRE SCREEN FACTORY. Change of Proprietors. • CfTHE undersignedhave as ... • .aniKi the r =l" o 4,4nrship of the Wire Screen Factory In Cost street. lately eon "dueled by IL L Cake. -uuttet the trap name • MU t ig,S d; HARLAN, and hereby dettire Mean the attention of Coal 9perathrs end the public generally, to tiwir extensive establishment, Arrangements am made Pm procuring the eery best of materials ' and orders for work to amount will he at the shortest no . lire. met on the mod adisfactory terms. Th. , moreover, haling securexl the ierriees of skilful and experienced st(ifiumen, incite ttio Ming t , :vitultintlon or lest of their sereens, promising them reinal to the iswiliwitied out in other manufactories. lIENIt K. NICIItiLS, JOHN HARLAN. EMI Jan. ti. IFSJ 1-tf BEAVER MEADOW IRON WORKS. s r Ituitso:sl.t 11110111FIR t Iron and Brace Foundera..resEartfully Worm their pap - trona. and tho pubito generally, that they ant fully prepared at the above e%taldialt tnent. ta-Inanufarture Steam Engines of every %Ise: Pumps, Itailrad and Drift Cant and every other th,criptlmt of Ir.* and frays Cavtings Kuitable the Coal mining or other lasinemt.. - on the most reaseniattie Alen. Illniting Cylinder% for Mast Furnace% and Haehlne work in fa-fiend- of aii Ulnas done with nestmise and despatch at the lowest prices. All wnriC furni.inVi hy them war ranted to perform well. They would solicit the custntra of tbos e , whn mart - ant artieles in their Line in this vicinity. Ali nrders will mot isith. immediate and prompt atten tion. 111.`pfaiN, it. U. 111;121SON. 9-1 y , March 4.1q:14 DEHAVEN'S IRON WORKS, Til it'''.. 4 t.tbscriber fs preparedto menu facture KlE.Aitt ENtittiF.itt of any rower. Ptunpsof any cap.acil y. add Coal ilrenistrs etury de:A.l4oton: 6_4 well RN rrfry ' other liintrof machinery used in Mines, Breakers, Furnams. &r. Flom the facilities- pessettlt , d for manufacturing, and from InniftApericnry in the PrOlil.lolll, work nut be turned nut at this ~,ta b lishmertt, at the very linrest. prices, and of n nunlity. Persuns dr,irtnu , of patine marhinery of any kind, are loritedlto call and examine patterns and heroine ar tin:tinted with pri,es before eontrarting elsewhere. Orden. of every kind are solicited. and istrierattention will be git en to their prempt execution. WILLIAM DEIIEkTEN Minersvilk. Deremls4-9,1&01 , 43-gf FRANKLIti IRON WORKS. . - TIfF, Subscrlben; announce to the Pith 1k MO. they are the Proprietors of the : 4 411 2 Franklin Works Port Catbon, lately car -r - prltNiiim tied on by billynotn, Theta they eon - thane to manufacture JO Grier. .at the shortest Ptlintx4.Coal 13makers and Marbilitly of altnest any she or description. for mining or Other pIISTMSCL flathead and Drift Cars, Ironer Brant Castings of any mutts or pattern. Orders are reapert. GEO.It IrlSliLkii A Bito. 'Franklin litiorcl Went.ki. The aulnierihers enstrlnue to furnish t he. Colllent and Ilealprsnr Schuylkill County, with 'au'relP , of alt Mod*. at the lowest Philadelphia Orel, Attention to particu larly mile , ' In Mar Coal Shovel& ' Orders for 'novels of any size or patters promptly attended to. tit , A. 11. rissLEit no. l'urt Carbon, iterpast:Sett - HEW FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP. • nor xarsett.--Thft busuo.ss or the late Aran :id j, - , i..... ink 4 Marla h Entriten will be root Inue d by 4. .„._, ~,,' 'WILLIAM .1. MAIITZost his new Faun . CS ::. :on, dry and Haehine Shop, on Mauch Chung stnrol_ in the terronglv or , Pottsville, ltd.' Joining .E. C. IlLA.Stral Smith Plop. lie will Inanufae• tale all kinds or NTEAM ENG INKS sod PIIIIPtv. of Any power and raptrity for raising or breaklng Coat, ramping or other purposes; F. , - -s; Mowing Cylinders, it ater Tuyera. and other - Furnaces, or the latest and most - - -- Ai also snake to order tot' Being a p !mutiny to every depart] 'me kiting him orders ' oring their work perrov manner. An persm ,f Marts t. En triken. th t he' un. dersigned, ill pay the 1 0141310 to the rsettlo the 1 business ni WILLIAM 3. MARTZ. Isl 4 [Jane 1F54 t 1 j• . yo- WASHiNCTON IRON WORKS. Pottsville, Pa., . J. N. GitAT J. WREN & tespeethaly invite • the attention of the businerorconntrunity to their I'liew,.3faehins `hop and Foundry rolirmi.rnr; erected betwoott Om . land Itaillta4 ate" . bt, 7. :171d fronting on 7.sorweglarr stret, when , they ars Prepared to execute air orderri for marbinerry of Jima Awl Nisch `lll.artl Enid**, 411 MD" thdr . r, 'Milts, Grist and Frew Mills, Howie atsti Donlde acting- Pumps, Coal Brasher% Britt thira. an Mod* of _nail r ,, att fuel% as Mahe for Flat and T EMU: Prsets,tiniselien„ kr.: Mt kinds of raid and wrought Iron Shafting. Beid , r — praeriml nmehaniers, and having made demands of ' tho Coal itre,rioo their study f o r ye l l:tit, also nil kinds of ilaellinery in their linsi:of inistness s they Natter therto:«lrva that work done et their faitahtlahntent will ere satisfarlion to ail 'aim may honor them with a ,r:111. All orders thankfuliy. retched and promptly.ewe ented; on the: most rert..votaldo iesi tt s. . Orfr.bor 2. TPSI TREMONT IRON WORKS, . Trttiiiento Penna. Tllg :tabardlwris resportfully in ! site 'dte attention of the builnoss. ccimuntnity to their Nor Marhine I : 4 1top Tut Fnun d ry. ay. - fed in the town of indnotit, :and nailer the superintendenc e and nuinag , -ownt. =.t' - 1 / tatilorff and Philip Unihnita, whew tiny an , prepanA inkqrttlie all orders for Machinery of Draw and Iron: such tut Steinn Entrust of any power, Prunp., or any inpar ty. CO4l llnstkers of °very deartirr Hon, nil kinds of otsing. for Rolling Milbi,' Cirtrt and z+aw - MINA. Dan ('„rs. and all kinds of Railroad Castings. ; rtatirs for Fit and T RAIL Frvg. tivritcher, and all ilpfb nr east:and Wrought Iron cl aftingt . Mr. - lint -11,111 6dan prti.;l"n Mrehntile, and haling had llipewn-i 11111,nro and orts.rtene for ninny years in the rAld 11,-Ann, prrsons desirous of iutting up MarhltterY of any /and. 1 an, Inv Itrd rail an, examine our patterns andFnl`rerlor ttytlii r,f :.rk. and bertaxitt isowalinod wait prima at 1 fire ‘Votics. 1,4 .r. , tnttiktittl, ids-whom Orders of VT. erY kin , l thznttuily t" w•clT-Ilt. sad .0,0101 attenti.es will Le prmn F esta•ution, havin; itovotal 1.,, ; ;r,l .10. 10. and tu Itono, E rzineit an band. .Tan. 1-ty. A. k A 11 SELTZER. • . , . t• • -.: - -..- , . . . f;1:)11; ill :::::, :. :Mita 4 l. 4` i . ' ' .:F, e<- . ' -ii: 7. 7'; 1 "-:',..': I', ' , . ';'-• ::, : . :: . ..-- -„ , -- T; ' T . ' •'. : l i •: . 1 --.: • : ''.: •- '''''' ..--; ..- -:' • .. 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';`'.;,..:', ' ::' '' 1 r..' -- " . . „ - J TEACH YOU TO PIERC:i TIM UOWitli or THE UALATI/ I .AND:rirtpoi OUT F ROO/1E CATr/V$ afilottimum t caugrAis wmcgmuj i GIVE _entg.NGTH MOM/ Eustis 'AND SUBJECT f m. NATURE' TO WO lISE AND ii:Elsußs.--Dr. Joimso, • (3F.ORGE W. BN ER 3-tt CAPITAL, ZAXIMOO. Instires airsinst Joss by Fire. Houses. Stores and ether Lading& Goods, Wares and Merrhandirt,COAL BREA& KNOLNa, and other Machinery, ttn as Womble. tams an any similar Institution. Losses promptly tritaisted and paid. - • DIitECTORS : , i Ikon. llorsee Wlfihdon, Athens, I t Francis Tyler, " . • . 1 George A. " ' J.T. D. • C. N. Shipmad. .4 C. 7: - • J. L. Canfield, Iron. John Laporte, remands,. Gen. lin:Wiley Wakeman. Lseeyrille, - • rteo. Itelleolmelt, Wilkestarre, 51.1ebsel , Hyleit i . lapotte.. OFPICEIII4.: . - * • Hon. HORACE WILLISTONf President, -" • C.F.. Wass.% Je.,iVke President di Trmsurer. ' .1. E.-Cisrirtn, Seey. Flekr . in Pottsville to Hon. C. Wllealns, Win. H. *din. Esq., - P. W.:Hughes, . Gen. I. 3LBitkol i . . • Agent. Next - door to.Miners' Itstka,. Sept 2, is.s-1 • I rats Y. WREN, THOMAS WREN, JAMES 81' 40-if .1.11.14 K 3;111'4, _Ciliary. ' 44 , 11:r ititterilat i 9 !WWII 191" lat 9, 11EVte e11inp9.14:419 Schuylkill Ceuuty, aid Ulla eflect Inour*ces, twit! Ors all aucestuy lufergietlen tm tbesubjeet r .-- - • V. ' April 9, VA L ! 15-Iy I - MANUFACTURES. - ' WIRE ROPES. • 7 • FISHER HAZARD, Manufacturer of Who Row for' IneHoed Planes, de-to., Carton Cu,i ht. RONK of superior quality and of all lengths and sk. ices on hand aya mute to onlaron abort-notice. Iteferenee can be made to N. A. lanteas.Buperintendent mad- Engineer, I.4ehipb Coal and 'Navigation Componyl N. L. et:Wright, Sopeetniendeut ituaton Cool &now - Ely_ Mauch argot A. C. Brodhead, SuperintemienflhaS set Meadow Cad. Company, Munch Chunk: Bell 4 61tarpe $ t 0., Contractors, Stanfott 11111, Penna. r °rioter 14,1004 - 41-ly r: - '. - THOMAS JACKSON, "... ;. 1 4 113 AV and Round Rope Maker, Read.; ~ , ing; Pa. mine, Tarred, and Manilla Rope of any; dltiontelons. z Flat 'Ropes, for Mining or other putt Towing lines and Canal cordage-of all kinds ,t Red-Itepee, Wath-Ilnet; Easiecord, de. Superke Ault , four for Steam itnginetZ,. Aim, patent prepared fienti Packing; a Teri Ira:T.6l4°r article, saturated with It coraps.::. *Woo which fully doubles its capability to stand friction; atrelacaters Ha preference wherever it lute been tried. .Ore &Ts thankfully received and promptly executed. November 11. 1F34 444 y 7. - t N EW STYLE COTTACE FURNITURE.t • THE puterriber is remising from the beet, Manniketaries in Mc city a tarp lot aro:duo. Venalture of Sot. style , made of Hand Weadrir a- r oak. ellestunt. - walnut, ash. &e., warranted t be strung - and durable. The patterns are various, and the latest &shims. They embrace whole setts, al • which will be *ow at city prices. earrbge added. He also keeps an hand, and mmaufseterva to *Mar At kinds of Ileneebold Yetreitecre, of the fastest. most thalu t ; tenable and desirable Patterns. all 'of - which ,ran be eei. *Meted at Ws Ware Rooms. corner of Centre and Union: streets, nearly opposite the Epleaval Church—all 4 which will be sold at the very lowest rate& lima aussiNa. Met \-i; EMMEI - INSURANCE. MINERS' LIFE INSURANCE ~- AND TROST COMPAXT, POTTSVILLE, PA. ''i . , iclA PITA is 8100,000-0 if ART E Rif /Terpetiud. -• !. : his Company, chartered by the Leldslafure of Penni; sylvan's; with a capital of one Ifundsed Thotuand Doll, lars, is now fully organized, and, has commenced busl4, 0 The Cam] MEI --, company is preplan., receive ~ .. road ot—cri-• property in Trust, and 111111.1 r interest en sit monies dei r posited In trust, at the rate or Are per cent per !Mint= ;z1 principal' ilalti Merest payable on Armand. ~. ,- For rates of Premium on Lite Insurance , seethe printed; Tables supplied at the taco of the Company, Centre:l Sirret, Pottsville, three doors south et the Exchange Ho-=' tel. . . • JACOB ILLINTZINGEB,II.., President. lons B. AnAls,-Eitery and Treasurer. April I t 1854. vane C • -- THE poTTSVILLE MUTUAL diND JOINT STOCK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYat (IFFICE CENTRE STREET; next= door above tinker* Jenielry Store. . CAPITAL .1100#13..;-CIIMITER PERPETUAL. - , ' This Company. recently charters:l , 6y the Leg:Mature ofi.' Pennsylvania, is tidly oenaaiaed. • Thu Company is prepang to effort insurance 'upon 11,4110 and to receive and execute trusts. and to allow hitereat on monies ren4Ted at the rate of five per cent. per annum,:, unless othtorrlie agreed upon. Principal and interest pay-„- nide en . Catilt=d nti eriseti safely liVested in Bonds and Mort gages nod ratter yinodwiaritim. Annual dividend of ibevatits v.lli hnv made payalale ink mai, or appropriated to the payment of ,preminms. For rates of Proulunts on Life niumnee, la.se printed lablo,s, supplied at the Company's office. NATIUN EVANS... PY?et. SOLOMON FOSTEII 7 Vs P'retet. ILI'. TAYLOR, Sxrdary ,nrri rretrpow. &pt. 16, W 4. ANTHRACITE. INSURANCE CO. CHARTER PERPETUAL-Granted hy State or Pennoyfrania. attl,berised Capital 154.00, oth 4 , xo. 991Tainut Street, hetwiNn Third And Fonah Streets. Philadelphia. This ttattpatty, with a cash Capital paid. in, eonibitir i l with the fiitual principle in their - liarino antOnland 4eparttuein, tk.cures to the assured amide indemnity; with participation in the profits, and without liability ter losses. The Company will Intro ,l'ellries at the iatuallrutet premiums. embracin g Marine, kyre and inluktl , bIECCIORS: ;• 5 Dr. II: Luther. . ' ' William e. latil , iik; Lewis A udeuiol, Jo'seph'3lnaweil. 1'e.t4.4 . Ste4T... . , Jahn! E. Addiclui, qeorito F. Tyler. • Ilasst Conrad, Settnuei IL lirvthe.rinel, : It. Iltunrnutt, Davis florsoa, Samuel entailer. . i. ' DE. 11: LIMiElt, i'mir!rnf., 'Wm C. Lt;r=wl4 - ., Ilreq't•7ldriit. WM. IF'.:DEt.N. 't, Treinry. 41 - 4-.ll:tiiß Eli, bng been appointed Agont fot the above . Compatiy in W huyiidiii COUnty t to whom per• 151 , 11/4 desittflg illSUratlett Can apply, April 5,.1854 1 r t-ty STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO 1 1 0u RTH. ANNUAL STATEMENT .4 May 15, Igsl. • Artptc. May 15t,1 1 i4.:.F,' prmigaing and I . iferest receiv ed. the pad year , mutual depart . mut- Hiiln Reeeivahfein vamp, Cash Prethlums, - Steck Departrel, - $41,857 211 , Lefint.s. eipemws, riMnritsgioit, rt.- -- trouranre, mutual department, 101.5116 0 " " st.:xk " 27,031 VS - . A~&ETB Mode. moihrsgee, stock and other good eneuritiee,l72,73:i 72 lititin reretrable. 757,009 Se 1 Cash on hind mut ,in Winds of - - -•- • Vent'', • IMAM 511 For Firs or Inland Inntranee, apply to . J.N.L). T. SIIOV,VER. July 15., 1F54.- 2521. T. • • FIRE INSURANCE. gyA:MR:VIERS' UNION INSURANCE Compszip.—OFFlCE, Athens, Ilnwirmi County, IN:ran *ante. INDEMNITY. • rpHE FRANKLIN Fire Insurance co. ryt Phll34e/phia. ICU Chesnut street, near Fifth Etiein. ' • Canol4 N. Hawker, ti.arge W. Diehards, . • Manaus Hart, Mordecai D. LOOS, Tobin Wagner, • • Adolphe Borfi. l , •7 • eamuel Grant, ' David 8. Jarett B. SuAth, ' • Alarris Par errarm, • Con Una.. to tutu 1111111114/0% permanaut Or limited on every W.f./744t0n of ploperty..in town and country, at ratesras lois as am consistent with teenrity. The Company hate referred a large Contingent ittutd, which , with theft' Capital and Prentlums, safely titivated, Allard ample protection to the insured. . The assets or the tbmpany on Jannaly Ist.ls3lB; &spat:l - agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were al follows, • Morigagesi, 8505558 8$ Stocks, $5l - 46.7 25 Rost Estate, - moss PO Cash, ie.,- .15,157 87 l o ft Temporary Loautt, Sir= 125.4i3 0 6T 0. Shwa titilr incorporation, si period at eighteen yent4 th e y hsee-tudd, upsiskeds of n:f. matron taw hrendredtkoare arid defiars,lostres by tins thereby affording orldenee• of the advantages of insurance, as ne . ll as the abaft" - and disposition to !UNA with promptness, ail imput e , , • CRAWLS BACKER, Presisient. BANCIER. &Vieille!. The enabe6ri.ber has been appointed agent for tire alert* mentioned institution, niid is time prepared to male Ire *trance, on;every description of pieperty, at the lowest rates. " ANDItEiI IttlBBEl., Agent. . . Pottsville; Jan. 11, ISSI LIFE INSURANCE. ryHE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, Annuity. and Trutt Company cif Philadelphia.. OF ro, No. 1:k1 einemod iitrwt. the Find door East of:tha Cuadran s.loa.ad--:CIEARTEXt i`kIt.P.ETUAL Continue ir, makelneuratireµ on lives on the molt favor. able terms..:: The Ca 41141 belag patA ap nKd Ityreatd, ! etbet with a 3argl. mid ram:badly increasing reserved fand;cdriTs pertvit PeTtlrity to ttte Itlf Ulf 1. • The philtitlttl3 MAY hi, pnlB yearly, half yearly or fiusr tt.rly. The enreptny mad a Won:a partediratly to the Deanne. re:, rho Ore. %owe, appropriated 'DJ Thi•teinbei , ht 44, end the rented &mule December, DOA ottootlitt to " "Litifs ,l iaa to to ev l ,Ekr.itnmarvid under' tha polfrOs, =kin; tt,V,tr2 ottorbfrh ttill he pall when ti 4101 hernia a Adm. itutteaft of sl,euu colgtnallr West. cvl: the nett eldest Amount to sl.*Zrr DO: the nett In age to 0412 .ei f.r every itI,O00; the onion' In the tame tiro pOttino acr.rding to the amount and ttnth td 'Oath:ling. which additinto, make an sereragn of mere than:Ott per rent. upon the - premiums paid, without ittortiaittog Itio an tiwii prelnittat. EZEIME ..; rar hi , lit is Ittdmiy, John A. Drown, ,1 Armen Davis -D. Danner. ~ - i • ,rehn .Ikir &fifth, • • Predetickihnein,:. ' • Upbeat Prantali r _ ' • - Dunne,. Taber.. JoKofit Trager. Joint IL Latine.r, , • tteenao l'...lmin,A ; • ' Wharton !.cubs, 1 Jeerp-h T. Itidloy.„ • John it. Slark.! "- l'amphlrt,‘'.v - dttaining Mlle of rater and explanaticant, ronri of AppWAI ion and turthpr lantlaatlpfl ran fa had a lb,. ernee. . - • , " • . • 7110U: 4 MN /WA V, Prro,hipi.ti.C.,;"l SATOIDAY MORNING, JA.IJARY 13, '1855. 76simcmc CLASSES. HE sl.burriber will . furnish to Piss"' IPS, TUE .NEMi CASMINA SACRA, • 01.4) CA RAttNA. SACRA, MOON" ACADEMY'S COLLECTION. Together witkiallottux Ain*: &oils, at :err fav rile:, at B. iIA - 8848'S Cheap Book and Stafinntrit Sari. Potfrrille, Rieeenkber 18.54, 484 THE CHILD'S PAPER. . riIIITS Zicellent aintetteari Pape can - bad Lt rituitirly vit Itatmatei Beak Stors4ltire , one rent: &Ascriptions received. and Sunday furnished irrifhe ibtt expire at a discount Anna th'e, vote seription prW, • The entekertalen price is but 14 mta per annum: tn. 12 numbers-,—affd r rubacription us pre .sent t 2 a ehtlioFol4d be very =Stable. • l• Suleeelptiorti!eisfirerelred fir "The 1,14.1te and "31arry7sI1niprira,'!—.0t. • B. l ' lcernber 01!i5.54 LIFE OS7VI4RIST—ILLUSTRATIO. THE •Gife bi . Christ, by Fleet*tod, Wit edition, ficaritital steel plates, - • :$3 75 Lite of Chris4-Ilogisti & Tboutpsoces edition, 14 lustratieus.au Isultatieullarkey, - 4 OP Of, in Turrui4 l , super cairn, ' - SOD LiteaChrlst.'?ose editiou,imitationSionxeo,stalyil 2 75 , AMO, TERI COUP. A large carle&of splendidly illustrated Warts, lit cari ous styles of ; td..lll,sit. For sale at . , • Cheap Book and Statiourq Store. - .November 15.-113t4 • -7—:—.7-r jattileAt. - IATOCIas JUST DECEIVED and for sale at the Or Bookstore id - the subscriber, at less anti tb4 pt.iblish er's lowert rusk prires— Wood lt llocitt4 United Elates Dispermality.newedltion, Dunglison's ihmum .Pbyrtology. 2 ruby . ',i Thompson 21;.Mtitti's Dorttestle Medisine, • Dunglis dt's Trkupeutirs, 2,.0h.. til , o, 1 Smith's: Operritlle Surgery. five plalmt. llorner's tiperiCLuttrany and Ilistotecr; 2 rots-, Dowers en OS Allen; I fokrutbat 011 of Ikauslo., . inx - roneo on the Eye, • . . . Wood's Prsetlespt Medithse, 2 volt, • .Druit's Modena thimary, - : Sillter's Principles or Surgery, gurpenter's Human Physiology, 114pallson'sltedirsi Dictionary. : : . t Panconsrg Nhthes Anatomy, 2 rob. ilooper's Meilleal Dietionury. . Eberles Prnetik.e, by - Ireelelbus, •' !Word on V014'3134 Messes, . - ti . • . ~. Turner's Chan/dry; . Liston's•Mements or Surgery, Fero. ' . r i ' Mete Trestbiren Obstetricm lir; ~,- . Plintrassooperbt of the United States!, --- i - All NedicaP,Books not on Mind, obinined to urdeil at the +publish intf prim,. at IC FIANYAN'S Jannaryl6.l#44 inticiate 'vat lUtaa awat*tant. • VALUABLE WORKS • ON THE A WIS, EIGTENCEit mAstraertram - . At La* Voice& A I'PLErI'ONYS DICTIONARY OF . 4 .xlifeetuunkit Ms - Alines, EnAineWatt and-.Engineer lustorer iOixl itinstrations, 2 vols., I.liiiiirephy of the Mechanics okNisture,Ultw 7 treed. ArnoVeGaiiiit Arehlieeitne, 40 Odes, i t! - Treatise ott - tfierEttesni Engine, by Smarm?, fa 044 and 349 WocelltugAssings, 5 Downing Lifedsespe Gardening and ...trehiteFinew at Country Goa,* - . Field's City 4.rchitecture; 20 plate* f Yieupt's Thy et Bridge Construction, ileuek's fieht Book for ltakirbed Engineer* t. Lefever'S Realties of Modern derhitacturu, ," • Lytill'srltente end Priticiiies of Geology, 4 Gretnian's Wetellura, embracing Mining Operations Anelyzation oLlires, kr., 1 I t • Templetegisidleekutnie's, Millwright's and Engineer's Assistant, , . Ure's Dietitninty.of Arta, Miningtetttre and Minelq new edition, ; . DyrnaiePrsidirai Metal Worker's As mint, Po Practical Model Urals:tor for the Enwitte4j; Mae &heist. and Matteotti:wet of Iron Work. - The art of Dying link, Cotton, Wool, Worsted,,,d4.: Morlifs l'orfWery, its Manufacture Arid Use, Norris' thin Nook for Loccontitivo Engingenr: • Ovvretan on.the"Menwfseturkof Iron'and +like] •I its franches, . • A ,;*. American killer and kfliurgliteAssisialt, isulteer's Cuippertion„hr StnostAinileWsts!. (Istkinet kehoes,ariri Upholsterer's' Ccepanlon-, • flyer and Colotineker's:Cornpaninn,...• i• Pt -attire' litriAeyor's Outdo, ' , tin:rime. • " n Tentplet4.,'”*"4.amhiater matte= and thieBtenzni ths• ginr,•-7: - • " - Ither:l IrtOtlkS EIS . .., , ZrinitiO On 5;410*. Of Insttunents . dad the sudii itide,.l . orkr m ,metb,4:2leic , 4texitoitor,, • ---.; . - *c4. 1 Srldth'sDictiohary of., , Arile. - .slanufactumt„ dc, — I ..-- i Brood's prefelemedia of &deuce, Literature and ~, t it; re., ii . • , - . l .l . Hodge on thv Mod Engine,. 40 plates', . ' •-- t • • LiFerefe Modern Builder's Guide. Ito, .. 1 , -.-.; Hauld'allott earpcnter'sandjoiner's Assistant, I, ' Shaw's Architeetuni: Ith edition. 0 unarm as plate/v.4 - - I Knapp'inerttirol Technielogy, 2 relit, I l I The :Practinia - Brass: Foundor'siVuldii. . . • ~, s; ., The Founder' and Moulder's ttnide,.'" 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'Valuable Stitt mdtand Itliscellamentas IllisoStas ~•-• ..-: !!,ItECEITED from the late Trade Sates, • ..444 if trod offered at prices varying from 16; 20 • SP.*, and viume.46 pest cent less than amb it/I. ibis' rates, at BENJ. DANNAN'S Cheap Book And Stationery Store. Centre street, Pothrollie,ittn. reediately oppotlite the Fplieopal Church, -: Persons in want of !Woks at unnsually low rates, had better call and egiontno his stork before purchasing else. ; where—as hetp[edgto himself to sell. his books as lox, - and some rand" tairer, titan they's-au he prcoured at what am led:med the cheap lidokstoree of the city., 1 ' Palmate would-Save themselves many a pang In after life. if they VlYulclpt3euse theirdindren some good beets to and at horneat, nights, Instead of permitting !knit° rue about the streets. .We hare on hand a turf Weal. sortMent of choke Amarillo Books, selected with gifest • , care, for childre4erhich we ill wet/ tatnesually low. i it, parents—a. little money Spent'ha. thatitay, ratty re your childrettfonathe numyteraptations which x ' them in this arg4tuanity: ~ .• ,- ' k Complete Worka_hf Thetas Dirk; 2 0 .0 11., ' SteW - 1 *Thiene 'History . ot the French Revolnllon, 4 vols.; i M . acauley's.Mll4latiles. 5 vols., : ' ; i Selections fro ttai British Nets, 3 role, Feen:, liodge's Prose Witter* of tlermany. aro, - Heroic Weems atthe herniation, Svc,' llisslathierrillandboolt OrNeediewerk, Lifetettit Lpesclrett of Henry Crab Stu; ~• • - Ile Corramain's Htstory of the Popet,2 rola" • Frost's Pieteridinflitory of Ametick 2 rids., Wheeler's - Vara Architectures ' ' Strickland's iddinhirs of the Quatelut of Henry Rh,' '1 Dick's Lectures *Theology; are., Sheep. risillta' Prove and4!ortry of Eurepfand Aortic*, Manning's Serneins; 3 role, Bro., . 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E 11 . ! :, iltrtDlß SOVEREIGNS, ire pnldfsh trite ,rolloiting,: as a swath .14 of rhymer, by faith any 01241 posorartv ae ar I iwry memory mayfis is atinttaw ardor of amision of the nrionissorennons of Ai w r i ind., 'First; William the Norman: . ' Then William, his - son Henry, Stephen - and Henry; , , • Then Richard' and John.. .Nest Henry, the third; Edwards, one, two, and three; And again after Richard, Three Henrys we see. • Twp Edwards, third Richard, If tightly ;I guess. !twit henrysi sixth Edward, Queen.3l4y, Queen Rest, ! Then Jamie the fleotsuutimi: ,• Then Charles whom they slew, Yetreeeived after Crotoriell,: alrlgther Cherie e. too - Next James the second Aseentled the throne; - rum good William and Slaty . Together came on, Till. Anne, Georges four, Aid fourth William all *it,. • , God sent es Victoria, ' ' Alay she long be the 7 J POWS*. - • YANAlitEMldiftlErttalintiff.-: , ' . - .. H - . _, ... ...• •• _ - . . : : -- _ •- ':.! - ~/- • . ' THEIR FOOD, TEETIII.I4 - 444T - C. - 1 - - ' ,--;:- There is ivittechildren •antiveraionto fatty food, with theexception / of butter, that it is difficult to explain unless we attribute it to their 'Tearless habitsito the continual exercise of their •ratiseles: Every farmer. is familiar with the different -: in appearance between a veal milffed on the. milk with the butter in it; and a store Calf fed on Skimmed milk, The : pnehis a pluinp, roundilorm and sleek cost, , , while the other,' aWaugh-his . traine may-be. made as large, is more 'gaunt 1 ilia , has a sta.: . 'ring coat, Better seems to be the kind of fat best adapted to the digestiie .'capacities of children and other young mamalies, and not. withstanding the prejudices in many 'quartets against its five use, and in imite of „its cora paratite large price, forms, as it !should, an impotent. part of their food.' U 1 • It is practice in many familie s to con fine the children to the coarser kinds of fried. Nothing can be more short-sighted than this. It is as though a farmer were to try to winter his calves op straw. ,So' if children are fed exchisively on rye or Indian hread, the result - will be deterioration of physical eharatter.—, It matters not. to these considerations that eituv eminent men have ,grown 1 on coarse • food. - . Others have attained distinction with out educatiOn: A very ignorant tinker wrote the Pilgrim's Progress, and yetli Las never been customary to - .bind ••hoys. tieli - thet trade that they may,. attain literary eminence. . So, :there is a chemical relation-=-anl 'almost WI , '.city of composition betwe.en .thn:telernents.e. • i*. - wheat bread sad IPetlirietuftlarsiokthelleilv of ehildierNtiiti ,marlitel,ti belie - Cid' eutril i - -. ..Rye 'contrunaleSs'nonrishitent (gluten), :atid' teensdpiendy.there is more waste,,en .80 it iii said to belatative,••• • Qat meidis shrmst 6r quite • • equafin wheat nan material foi,the produc - tine ofliumiiii•fiesh. 'Care is'a, little ieferior . : - ... . , to . rye: - • - ! • • • ••• i', -, • . . -.• ' . -It is interesting tatnotice in this Cannectioii,. the •faci that a .high -condition ,of Ovilizadon,; Jia r d aoaseiltiaa*; , the . praeperityl _of "the firm* • arts - and the of these etfnhiaationsi of sbends, of forms and of thoughtifohat have ''', eom4 . downtetetis from the past, have general - • --.. V been associated with Wheitt-praducing - and . ' wheatesatingeteletries,; from, therdars of the Pharaohs i - 'downward and ' weitemid, . to the -days Of Ddlid tteckett. - .The ffeeesiting nn • lions ere a grade below the Wheat-eater - S i anti if we keepeon ive shall find the(.:Mot-eating Indians of-ltexico somewhere near, the ex trethiey of the !settle: tan the fact,. that no :, '.'great . manlitis yet ariseifin this skintherii lent, • 'sp ibution of T here' be connectedi vulgare thahe t!' i gerilegical diSr 1 trri j But With the.inost earefutdeinagement, M ` M ' rangenteneof the bowels-will fiequentlyoceur • With children, from seine peculiarities 'of quality or tin : entity bole f oo d:'' If the Mom, ach from any aus cannot succeed in digest ing its contents; they_ come to act 'as a purge or vomit,. or.even (as in cholerrennOme.)botli When the stomach is- weakened - itt this •way it Cannot---digest that. kind; of food that in a: condition of h.e:_nliti. it can diapose of readily. 'So that c ontinuing the same kind of food, or. '. indeed eating much of anything, keeps up the: aTeetied. For a looseness of the bewels,then, substitute tasiiriple fOod, eel oatmeal, or Indi an meat greet, exclusiVely; and' . .Whee the Jr, . ;hating bilious 'matters- have heed expelled' from the - child's sySterri; and the diarthme, has - ceisedytetura gradually by the way Of crack ers and water, or bread and milk, to the reg ular food.. Don't dose. it: yorirself with' any . , , t . • medicine. 4 - ~ . 1 - 4.• • Strange art it mar seem, it is better. o trust ..- to the firm of 'gruel and nature than . to -the !judgment of unprofessionallpe ra ore 'Don't . -make any experiment tie • dosing l• your child, or. even yourself, that your neighb ors . would i not allow yen to p ra ctice on. the:iv but if - these simple means do not aneice„' le's,ill in a Medical 'mai, When this weakened condition of the leasivlS ii'present, it constitutes that di anima :that; is -said to -be prentiOnitory - of . - cholera, and Mey. b e effectively treated, even ' then, by food so-simple 'that , the bowels can . s -kestore themselves.. ;.Many -peraptis have found by experience that-they can treat them selves succes e fully, by abstainieg, u nder sues circumstance' from all food. This Method of treatment for bilious diarrhea isi apt to • be longer than When a lakative N taken and gru- ills used to wash out the- offending matters. These are the Cases of 'cholera' ;that are so summarily cared by 'cholera -medicines' and patent pills. ' ' .• ; -' . - Soraetipiesfundigested matters do not vom it er purge,. but simply irritate- and • predate pain. This is colic. Tf,,instead of: being di gested, the fectd sours id the atm:ditch, (and this change is effected,there in the S ane way -. that it is out of it,) gaw's are disengaged, and the baby is troubled'witli wind mi l e stom ach. Thesetwo ailments arc the , usequen . :., ces 'Of improper feeding. '- I ' • ' . ... • . It Will.be seen that the key to Fi e proper - system of feeding the infinit is iti.,fterli. It needs no arti fi ml - food until it r getS ;the front ' - teeth—front that . ..dine' , until it gets: its double ~ teeth, it must be l'ed • on milk and limit sub 'stances, as bread, oat mild, : soft-hoiled-eggs,. and finally,,,when.its eyeteeth are !grown, it ' mayhem a little Meat once a day 4 and no person :of in4oor - habits is benefited by its more frequent use. . li I - Wheii the first set of teeth make' their ap pearance children generally . ..have:a little di anima. If they ere. fed on nothin'• as yet but cow's milk, or bread and milk, an the moth er is careful in het eater this is' enemlly-a matter of ncecietuniqueneM It irMrely tells us that those great-changes are going sia in the . IMwels Which are adapting *emit> Solid food, -and it is only! when they are irritated by - a ~premature use. of this, that any medical treat . meat is necessary. • - : - ' , , . .!I • - - • ,' Immediately after : eathig r •if e ' drew in cline to sleep,Lthey .. shotild be .indtil4d in this 1 propensity. • The stomach' .makei arge de -mends teethe eirealationtif 'the Weed for the purposes of digestion, and as it and the brain are like. wo.mills ;on, oner. stream,! Iwhen -the `one hiengagedtp the, frill.:extertt, i the other must suspend its pperatieni. ' Very mucle'of the dyspepsia and bowel complaints that:pre vail among our business men, is sittribuMble to the violation of this law. . Afle - eathig a full dinnei r they keep the brain it • Work, and let the stomach take care of itself,: ''At even ing new Matters are added to thelralf-digest ed contents, and a tura,, of clmlem-uarbus i does not clear; out . .the'efferidingMti tters, they 'may acceniiilate to ' . a bilious 01 . 4'0t pass gradeallYdwayimakipg te tiyape#4.- ' . - ". 1 - lii the absence of aay-, t hettar”idenee 'of the popular opinion and practice'llf i regard to feeding children, we may, preeuMe. that the - are in our. pablie -chtiritabtelitOltationi. re • fleets . it. ' Soup of 'beef mesa **or' _ rtwit;l -rice and Mush are . prominent' items. ••• The t inore nitrogenous kinds of .footi o ne ..wheat, - ;bread and milk and, Meat, are, riot !So clienp,- . and are used More sparingly:, Li:. - _ • Afew Yearn since' ttlecwritclAa . At -ri•boil i fro m cite _ Of t6sti in akin:intik/41M I had -been 'fed. mnstly_,on . M4sluttAtieltrutt e l with Bread, once a of &Yin° butter and nte.o?, t ., . with the exceptiona little in like celeois-in 4 . . t E the morning. Though he appeared to be plump and well fed, his fresh wns very sok' he was very listless and indizipoied to any es- , ertion, awe it was only after .otne weeks of a better system of feeding. that. he Manifested those instincts for motion and inquiry cohlt7 men to boys of 'that age. The appetite matii- 1 ilested ' fir lean meat, and ibC aversion ttf that which la fat, Would alone lead us to suspect that any system of feeding which is deficient in muscular nutriment Would be followed .by pernicions Even the Moral as welt' as the 'mental , and physical faeulties,,degenerate 'these tntions, so that there is a very gettersl prkju.l dice with country farmers against this classi, of boys. • Soip, with the except - eon of the vegetable matters and shreds of meat thiht:fimit - in it, is asserted by, a late authority (and" doubtless correctly) to be 'entirely :indigestible--that' children walla starve to - death if fed on it alone. The stomach digrits only solid food, even milk tieing coagulated into a curd td un• dergo this tyrocessiand yet - there are many farmers who hare- long since given up the idea of raising fine calves: on hay toi l who give their ehildren soup for ditmer, under the idea that it is very nourishing. Bat of all blunders in feeding, that; shish ,confines feeble children to arrow, root ,, or any other variety of starch, 'is- one 'of the ,most' ,misehievoim None of these substances can tarn env nourishment for the muscles or the bones.'" Evhn farina, although ft is said to; contain gluten, contains quite toe much starch to be used il l teadily like bread. children cow< fined to any one of these; stop rowing, 144 come puny,;tromit alter eating, and have dies.: Acta. Boiled rice is generallyisupposed to ,be very easy of digestion and very nutritious.; Boussingault-says, am far from considering; it a substantial nourishment.' Pereira says ' 'ln some union poor-houses the substitution of an ecosilweight of boiled rice for potatoes was foil wed in a few months by scurvy ! The' physicaFeharaeferistics of rice-eating nations are car ,froin 'desirable., gentleman whoa has spent Much time among them 'They are a `pot-bellied inefficient race: In deed, the amount of starchy matter they:are under the irecessity of eating, tolobtam the quantity of gluten necessary to muscular nu trition, must produce this 'result. Re says the i natives of the African coast esteem ; Common! bread a *at luxury. lie wants five of these not mere than equal to one . 4.luropean for any laborious 'service, - and 'an estimate based on the chemical characteristics of food would Emilie one oatmeaLeating Seetelimaii (without milk) equal to four of these rice-, eaters. z, I Salt should be furnished to children in theii food in as large quantitiei as may be and not render it unpalatable. There are many fat mers who never neglect to salt tl4ir -cattle, and yet-do riot know from one Fear's end to another whether the little 'children got anyi ; Its habituarnse is the only preventive that is Worth anything ag,ainst worms, and is Worth , More than the herb teas fed at all-quarters lif.the . .mooji. But we are not to conclude = front this tifit odled .meats are better' than :fresh-for the,tpiecess of 'corning' effects; ,hardening that <•Ito itubseqnent:freshing or boiling. can 'Neither 'children nor adults should'be.4tonfined to such meats. The writer has' seen, scurvy occur, .produced by 'an exclusive of bread .nritt. salt pork, and remedied Itytthe 'Use of Veg,elable . ts. ' Ripe potato, bake&'or boiled, is amortm the tint food tlint,"-is well bonier Jiy . ; the :c iild's stomach—finely 'Mashed, and 'salted and but tered,it,is'one of the. staples. When ;pared before boiling and intiOed in tie kettle, it is not. 0 easylif digestion. The ' little - round,. bard July pinatoes, are , Anything •but pamper for food, aintfortuniteryt.beir expensive char aeter precludes:their general 14 Buckwheat cakes 'are not well 'adapted to Women or 'children: Men who are ,engaged in - out-door enpittionslave strong. digestive powers,- aiglatt dispose of "them, bat-they Should be eateit,hy: no one of jit , door habits, disposed-to elmititip4tion or dyspepsia.. ',Chi!. drenilionld never begin' to eat them until they ititile a Atli Atetteetb,and then-should IT carefully ;watched, until they-become ac customed to them; for they are feverish thing at best. • 1 1 • Csicts or pot-cheese is a kind oe fOod that,' may UM/owed in any . quantities alter chil dren areasedlo eating it. This material is very digestible, and is highly nutritive to the muscular and befay portions ,Of There is enough of it led to hogs in the State of New, ''orb to feed all the children and fur nish them with-sell-knit frames. Though it may not be entirely lost by being made into 1 pork, yet there 'is a great waste. I Improper feeding of children is ;thecause of7most' of the' deformity of adults. , Imper feet development of the bones palms them grow riche* round-shouldered, bow-legged and stooping. ; ' If the joints do not grow large enough, the teeth 'are wedged out, •of place, and the face is badly shaped. The:period of growth islimited to a few years, and what is lost by a suspension of. them:tan annoyer be fairy made up.-:. Moreaver,is child ill-fed and uncared-for will be surly and malicious, while setae - child well fed and' provided :with, a comfortable home, - will become kind -4- andfartable.Country eatiernan, parsarr mot AGAIN—MeI/MO no f r iends. In--The Philadelphia Ledger . says: ‘, 4 obaceo cheiing in pubhc.—The . private mastication of tobacco, m - one's own home, 'parlor, bed. .room, or kitchen, as the case map be is anal . - fair to. be settled between one's wife and one's self. We do hot intend to interfere:with 'the police regulations of, the home—they are in abler hands than oars •If indulgent wives choose to have their donrstepe and balcony floor - discohned, their carpets ru ined,and their parlors and bed-roems irrevocably defiled With ;tobacco juice--if they relish the confact - with theic own mouths, of lips that have been 'all Any saturated With yellow saliva—if they like theentelleftobaCcascentedbreatheomingfrom beneath dirtyatul disgustingteeth -we lutvenbth ingt o say. Bti, we have a right to protest, and do protest against the outrageous priblic nni, sauce' of tobacco-chewing. No man has a right to go to a church a theatre, or any.pub. lie gathenn,,tr, rind, seating himself in the midst id cleanly Christian's, squirt out, kit. random, streams of tobacco juice around. him. To do this in those parte of the house where -only men are placed, is in the last degree:rtnie and thoug , htlesit ; but to curry the revolting prac tice into the !presence of ladies-itnto the dress circle of the theatre, the concert-room the churchpulpit or pew—and it is habitually done . in all these places L-is little ' short , of blackguardism," segf-Tfte eminent Dr. Rush says that -the exercise of the organs of the . breast by sing ing, contribute) to defend them 'very much from those diseases to which the climate and other causes expose them. The Germans are seldom afflicted with consumption, and spitting of hte%lis almost unknown among them--a fact 146 i -bated by Dr. Rusli, in part, to the strength; which their lungs acquire by exercising theta so frequently vee.4 music, which constitutes an essential branch of their education, front their earliest years. Quttb Affairs. ROME I:I7OXICATIOrrni JOT. • The Vitiar+Siof Paris" has received and pub lished the &florin rielegraphie aceotutt of the result of the Papal. Council held at Rome : Droemter 1854.--" The Pope officiating, at St. Peter's, has promulgated atleribe Gos pel, (at eleven o'clock) the expected decree. fhe Immaculate Conception is declared the faith <The Church, and whoever denies it. is a heretic. <TwO hundred Bishops were pre!, ent. 'Never has such a multitude been-seen: Rome is, intoxiemed Well may the New - Xork• „grpmes exclaim that "Bible Christianity is fast growing on of fashion. Po Bishops and Priests, days., ire in the habit of manufacturing reli gion to order, n't the shortest notice, and-we are all expected to believe in their numufae turei, or—he dimmed." The Preenitue:tiottr: nal, the organlof Archbishop Hughes, pub-. Babes a letter fliom one of the Prelates of t 1 e Council, which eslys the discussion lastedtbout twenty honrs, sad fnur sitar:mitt the Vatican: Ile result was de4ared4hat.. the-Virgin Mary treelloin•niigia . stain 4a.ioni :then t ; • AGM, and •KicaprEr ilpeitAtotpiginya tjliq i 4 'Ea be adjadgid)s - heietie; agiimst irlidpe. each Papist's hand is aimed by dispensatoM pies of chernstry, an applied to agricalture ; ,friont his Prieittl • .Witatridie*u.s mummery architects and mecharucs.vrho 'ad= her thus-to dog. human conseieheeffor mere trier with edifices worthy Of so fair' a' land; and tads to iaterpret as theyAboose,and engineers and geologists who will develop her • then hold out allt r einporal and eternal torments- resources, and thus augment the wealth and to those who do nbt edincide-witht them.. Who happiness of her citizens. This want , can will dare to penetrate thetnysteries of God, only be supplied the establishment of a arid , shape Ins -inscrutable ways to - the finite' school; of applied science. I have no liesita perceplictut of mant We are - content as Prot. don, therefore, in rtwOuttitainling that alCini estantants, to adhere to Oar old heed s Which varsity; food be• appropriated to establish a believes iic a .risus only begotten practleal scientific of polytechnic sChoob" son, also Wan *teemed of ;the Holy Ghost, - end loin of the Virgin Marc." - We . do not 2 care-'lo penetrate the sacred arcane, or lift the' -veil from ihe-,holy of ;holies, which • the -"Eternal has shrouded fiont Our vision. Grate ful for the =illation of' a ;Saviour; blessed • in the confidence that we are held' benignant : the hollow l of handi and that He oti dem all things for ourgeod.:we are pontentto rest upon The :promises made in- the -inspired Word, and leave all sabtleties tq be discussed by Popish Councils. But the dogmas of rot ten Rome are not the revelations of God I the bulls of Pope Pins 1.1. are 'not the precepts given' to man midd the- thunders of Mount Sinai;'Hear the characteristic arroence of the Fromm-apes 'Jaw-flat, in! announcing the "Immaculate Conception tsfinur Most Blessed Lad:" • . • • The glorious - news has reached us that on the-Bth of- Pecember, Pepe?. Pins IX, of im mortal renown, in presence ;of the Cardinals and Princes: or the Church, declared it an Ar tide of Di;.ine.Faith, that the Mother of God, our. Milt' Blessed Lady, was conceived with out Original Stain. • - • ' ' . • He that has ears to heardet him hear I He .that is athirst, let him leave 'of waking 'beside trey and broken cisterns, and 'Make baste to . this City of God, which Made glad ,by the • torrent of a river flowing froze the. Bring foun tain of waters. The doctrine which is no* promulgated as an tutiele„of faith, and which. henceforth it will be heresy not to . receive, has long since been believed by all pious . Catholics. But this d?gmatie definition of its truth and char acter is a faior beyond. kites given joy to, the *hole world_ and is it too much if we ex , peel from it the. pacification of the nations; r and a genetutprostration:of heretical and per secuting &reds?. It, is Et year of = sorrows that has: preceeded ;. its atmouneement. - •• - Pestilence - has stalked abroad over! the earth. Cruel, bloody, , and causeless - war has carried mourning into tens of thousands 'of Christian .homes. -Famine hits.beeti standing at the door, and a general 1 I distress, not altogether aceetintable as to its sources, has disarranged the! business and the ...worldly wealth of - multitadeis. The Church, too, and her members, have !been persecuted. ; In the usidat of these chastiienients, we must say it, men; have not returned in their hearts tosiards God'- They have fergotten his hand, - end have vainly sought remedies in natural ways. The very 'depths of human 'misery and anguish have plead before the throne of God for a more powerful intercession.; and_ the Holy Ghost, the Comforter, rum taught his Church truths that, the world id earlier ages was not able to bear • • . • Vtial/a prdietint- A new banner is raised on the walls of our salvation. It is - set up br a strop g hand, and One that cannot When the soldiers see a new standant.atlvancedby the, orders of their Chief they prepare assiduouslto follow it. The 1,. reason of Our greatexultation. at, this new def inition- is, because the- saints and holy ones , of past ages, who have defended this doctrine, .who dithiired to live that they Might see .it de ifine&---have isredicted that, this . declaration ... would be followed 'by a time of great rest and 'advancement to the'lloiv Catholic Church.— Kew graces - were to be kindled in the hearts of the faithful, and new ,multitudes were to. flock from the. paths 'of. error into the great highway of God's truth: Let the Catholics of America acknowledge their past trepidity of faith, and hasten to shake it off. • Let us•betake Ourselves, to our great Patrenessi, Mary of., Immaculate Con. cePtion. Let faith,, and ope; and charity, I grow strong within us, and let us _remember "that God has set our task before us--that-of ,being all of as, in our various places, mission-. 'aries of the "Tabernacle of God with men," whose great business 'is to save our own souls, and to convert this young and mighty nation to the love of God who Ns-either!), for lose of -it and us,:oi" the Immaculate Virgin. ' - litar - Nrs:Nantas--Izotsvartvm Aertos Quittan.—The latest case of forcible detention in one of those prisons for young .1m:1y-heir esses, commonly' called •'N'tutteries, was that of Miss Bollkley, an intelligeut; accomplish ed, and highly respectable young lady, whose word Was never disputed by any but her jail ors. • t The Nunuery method of. procuring money, &idle support of the Papal system, is (meat' the most dangerous of entire villainous meth; ods resorted to 'by the jackal servants of the Pope; because it , holds out as induiements, certain albiring promises of spir' Mud and tem. : petal inward, while, in fact, the-only Motive ; is to seeure .tbe entire control of the body, soul, and estate of the victim \who is drawn into the .. Papal trap.. Convents and Nunneries are good specula-; thms,-they pay well-,-for the money invested' in their erection is sure to retains to the, spec ulators ten-fold. The dowry of one heiress frequently pays for au establishment of this kind, and money pourain -coosUmtly dining the life time of the novice's parents. The Emmetsburg Nunnery will not hereto wait long for , inure money,4,l:llini Runk* says there are others in that prilion who will be tortured slowly to death before another year has passed away. In view of the well known character of the Romish Nunneries mid Convents, we would urge the passage of a statute, enacting that a proper. body of citi zens: be instructed to visit_ such establish ments, and ascertain whether any females are kept within their, walls as prisoners. The daughters of those Protestant parents, who disc gard the most convincing proofs -of the character . of Nunneries, shOuld be protect ed by la* against both the Milt and ignorance of.their parents, and the avancel and hypos- ring of papal seekers after fat dowries, aawell as against-the' lecherous .ionfensins of !witty girls. It should also be ascertained whether or not, that - standard work .of the - Romanists, known-as Den's Theology, is displayed in all its horrid- filthincis before the - eyes of young : and Warm-blooded females. Here are sub jects : for Ivislatiou, and the man who has the courage to bring ihnsubject up in our next legislatarkvoll merit and receive the applause -and thanks of seven-eighths of the people.— AV. Ir. Crusader. • jerFltf:E_ TRADE has a philanthropic sound, angle it were universal and truirfree--nota reciprocity all on one side--it would be a bean, fife]. system. But the free trade practised by the United States is an- anomaly,; it. confers 'ail its benefits on other nations, of which the annexed paragraph furnishes an exemplifies . tient, • • . • ` , The aggregate cost of silks abroad for the `past four years is one , hundred and seventeen millions of dollars. Add for charges of im portation,_merchants', and shoppers pro fi ts, and d ressmakers' charges 87 pet eent.,.mak ing the actual' cost to the consumers of the 'United States for the four years two hundred . and Acetify-two dollars. The same protii -would accrue to merchants, shopkeep ers aud dressmakers were the silk go w n here. But, independent ol all, there goes annually near thirty millions of dollars abroad for for eign Silks alone. What no absorption of the wages of capital and the wages of labor. Veri ly,. fashion makes the. free ,people of the Re- Pnblie slaves of European capital and skill. Let raw silk in free, and double or treble the duty en -the manufactured 'article - ; keep our Own people at. work. .Free tride,aa practised here,f ivezes and Worries." . it "'Goon.ruin Grimes, of . Town ,l in his inaugural address, thus describes the wants.of the - thriving. State over which he presides • - - "Sim wisutp. %%tilted farmers and tnethai., ice, eiigineerg, architects,' MetaliargitsoLud gecitogiAs. She heeds 'men erigaged in the. prettieat-dittbiorlifei•wlui hare eempeeed theirpeolistoialsi.suict who 'nit.. able to 'impart their kuoilidge to Others, . She wants huh 11:1611 ;who ehan be familjar with. the priuci- BAIINANS_ STEAM PRINTING-30eticE itarlag poaLred Mora Promo, we are now prepaid to air** JOiiid 1300111I41.140Aarrlaitiottoa, at el tat sat me - ifferre.rommariapipirmS,t , eau tidaigid fhmiiutfattiifitaktialtat as tba t s,Poraphforr. Sate tif Zorfing. - Large /tau% Ra 3. rickets, / Mow Bar s • . /* Or Sob, 4 /4:( 1 .1 1 ;1 44 • 9*r • 4 40 k5 . ?"4' • ' At ttor ; Tery Aimed Doti* par stag* of Jos I'M to more eaten:he Una that pr any otar'•ok* Nee tion dtuseatis am we Iwo Undir.o4 1 1 ly for Jobbfog: Wog intetlealytiattai guarantee our work to to as mist as as; . that eau he toroth oat IA Cho titles. •14 WWI 1111 MUMS at the shortest Dotted. 11 • ' Book# !antra in every Wriety of style: Mast'birdie Of aseti . dr tpttea waandae4ured, bound and rale& W der Wane notice. • . NO 2. 60,11 . 11 ERE is nothing that takes the starch outof 'an aristocrat so 'soon' as to nominate him to! some office that comes before the parr pie. kith' as fawning as a dog, and as polite and neighborly as a !reach dancing master._ Eiettitins, idler all, by the people, do more to take tie starch ont of the ruffled shirt gentry thin anything else. „ ' in=r ilia THE roax Army Ba AD,1611 (nuit his tribe Increase), Awoke One night from * deep dream of peace, And swir, within the env:Wight of his room, Making it rich and like a lily in bloom, Ar angel writing in a hook of gold, . . Exceeding peace bad made Ben Adhem hold, And to the presence in the room, he said, • "What writest thou?" The vision.ntired. lie hind, And with a look made or all sweet accord, ' Answered, "Thewamea,of all them who tore the "Anti is; mine one?" asktiol Abou.--"Nay, not so,' Replied the angel. Ahiin spoke More low, . But ebeerly still; and said—"l pro thee then, Write nie as one that totes hia fella* men.• . Thoangel *rote and vanished.` The next night It camel:gain, with a great wakenhtg light, - ' And shelved the name* whom lam of fied - had , And la! i Ben Adhem'a name led all the rest! ser!A. wrimut's 'milt is like a fiddle- It regal:el a low to Olaf upon it larYou have no b:iesine as to have business with °thin, people's business but mind 'your mink biameas, and that isibeiriness enough far any business man,--4, woman, either. -.- . 'Nair ßsesx and . all , otherdarkeolored eyes are weaker and More susceptible injury', from various causes, than grey or blue eyes. Light blue oyes are gsMerally the mast Int-, and next to these 'are grey. The .1 ) ;C; the pupil, the greater . : and longer continued is the degree of tension the eye can 'sustain. iIIer,COAT Oi" THE :NATIONAL CAP1T0L.... 6 : Thei building burnt byi . thn-British cost s7BB e 071 28 , , cost of the. new building to 1830, in.._ eluding imp.rovernenta of . grounds, 0,150 % - 418 fa Expended iiince in alterations and improvements, $93,959 21, making the total cost of the capitol an :d grounds $2,690,5M The Additions and improvements now nutkiog to the haildini will add some live millions of dollars to the last. ma r Emmasztos.—During the year ending December 27th, 1854,1 be number of foreign emigrants arriving at New York front abroad was 313,747, against 2'83,332 for the previous year, being an increase of 39,4L5. Of this total; 166,723 were German. 79,099 Irish. 30,016 ;English, 8,636 Swiss, 1,503 French * , 4,814 Scotch, 1,751 Swedes, 1,289 Dutetand 1,263 Welsh/ The Grmans have been cow siderahly more than 6:able the Irish, • .giellAras IN THE Winti.n.—The African Institution of Paris, an association for the dif fusion of civilization and Chiistianity in Af rica, h.is recently issued a circular, which shovrsthat the numher::of blacks held in ata very in different countries, is seven and a half minions, of which 3,094,000 arc in the United States, 4,250,000 in iarazil, 900;000 in the SpanishlColonies, 35,000 in theXinteh Colo- Ides, 110,090 in the ;RepnblfeS of Central America, and 80,000 in European establish ments in Africa. its' been, supposed by Zome, that austerity is the-noblest; feature of piety, and that in such an evil world as ours we should move through it in haste, and turn from all scenes of intercourse with disgust, while they whose m'anners, are courteous and` cheerful, are deemed too free, and too gay, , i be re ligious. Such cast be the impresswn only. of an imbecile piety, or ott a mai - Twilit sensori ousness.l Religion is degraded uthn it bor rows from hypocrisy its' whine, or from ma lignity its scowl. . , gi*IrpitiF.CTIONS ED WRITING A - MODEL iirslNEss LETTER:- I. Get white paper, black ink, and a good pen. • 2. Knew exactly - what you wish to say be , fore you torntnenee." •• . 3. - On the right- of 4he sheet, about five lines frosts the top, write plainly tho mane of your Post-office, Countyi and Slate, the day, nionth,a.ed year. 4. Ota,lthe left fiend side . of the line below, place the address of theperson to whinte yen write.. • • - - : 5. State your busineas in as clear and con cise a. Manlier as ixisiiihle, using. ,ao mom wends than necessary. 6. Ahrayaltign your isaine, ptaiaty mitts* at thei eloae.i • . ' - • 7. .Envelope, tikqs.t, and maii, it, sad never forget to pay the postage. : • earlegglitit MODIIII - 1T....;.%) sPearc to * Turk of the females of , ,binhonseholdlitaya writer, film the Bespho!tut, - . is t commis the . grossest breach of auquatte and path:meat.— - It is forbidden to 'make the slightest alltuncm, even indftectl:., to this :delicate subject; and *of course all suchphrasestseAllow 13 . .13a8,111"' tedayr (eommotrplacn as they sire • to us,) - are quite, banished Irons conveusation. The . most ferociously-bearded and .turbaned Turk would blitsh like a sch4-gfrl The heard any' v. s of in so outrag la oousTy,,licoprOper... "r4e.114-• . Pnee i mishing to Mahn a Ores. ent to' for Paehi z ofsome superb Lyons silk, for the ladies of Ens harem, sent them to -him with thia brief note—" Please accept some silks, which yen know better than any one how to use." To have expressed more plain ly the :object of die gift, Would base been bad taste, even in the eves of Redschid Peak - in spite of his familiarity with. French minuets. set% l osiss's Rioars.---Kirwan, _in his work . entitled "Men arefThings as I saw them Ft in Euro " gives the following account of the pr? , gress i f - Women's, :' l in Sardiala: They , ere. tunnelling the Appenines for a railway fkont -Turin to' ; G enoa, which t when completed will ben great of air for eatidijga, and armies of women were engaged in- our king these tunnels I- - With a pannier of pa; maar.cmistruction; made to fit the back, they - entered the tunnel , at one aids, and enimg.W laden on the other side ; bent down like beasts of harden, they followed each other in rows to the end- of-the embankment, where each turned round; there a man drew aVin, - Which let the. bottom fall out, and the atone, gruel - and clay fell out of the hasket : anahmadreds of women were workinOn this way,,ak this bestial emplorrient I lamekilna in greatim ber line the roads, and the women were quar rying theistonisi Carrying them- to , that -- -.)Mns, and send ag away the lime." BOOK - itIiDERY. %Tiffin. siarTim TEACHER silovut BE A. STUDENT. —The teacher is occupied. with children's work. He is attempting to convey ideas to their minds, and must do it in a Mode adapted • to their :comprehension. For the time, he hecoMes a child himseW Now,-hr.w shall he retain : undiminished, hii manly character?. Plainly: by diing-mare s - Work as well-at that of the , child . - .I.lsometimes he creeps, Again he must d erect and iesuate the mien and gait of inhoott: . Coniparing himself with the youn mintlawletn Ile- is instructing, he may fane , himself a gktit - . lie needs, there fore; to biJkl intellectual 'eMarerse with men— his equal: and sir vrimi. - This will' *Store him to hilt true phtce. :His* gigantic dinten- • sions disappear, and he agairt-hecomeis axial. • "He who is always the telicher;regArtling him self as sit* will fern: ;an over-estimate 6r himself; he must look it himself ftent ano ther pemyof view, if he -would cori , aa the false trams: don and obtitin a One osslitnAte— He must be A learner Asitna as af,,tltsiFkeTs-. The ' iiitetly;lhel)t:for. Olilki*Nrug_.* , deney 'of eletnewtirfliltitrmilor t ,t6i; Tryet , ‘ please, •of all - i whirig,lit itwittilit" 044' 4 - Ohio burl if ,EcturitOon.
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