Ii
TERMS• .
OF THI MINERS' JOURNAL:
SINOLE StASC32I rntoi
tt' Ir LL.tlBperannwn,}n)_b•einadeanre`V - ::: , if
~,.; . 0 ,1.1 within MX. mout 1.0.--,aw.l $2 501 i not raid within
• Tp cLirns:
Tii.e. e pies to one adam., in advance, £6 .00
:. ~ coa . do do . do \. 4.0 iiii
1it.,..,0 in do do . /IV 00
...lob webs,: ill fens must be invariably paid In advance.
TO CARtiIOOS AND OTBLIIS: • -
The J,,ITYAL I.4 . turitiehtkl to Carriers arid others at
I.o4.zrpit , s, CaMh!oll', l 41Cry..
~.yyrno; and 5 - J40.4 MlCAtrs supplied with the Jot-o.
;•..1
1/13=111
If 0 ,1„- r it,es order the discontinuance of their news
-liner's', the publisher tray continue to aenp them until
:,, , re_..l - sces are pal.l,
:iibscrlbers nogiett ~r refuse to tal:e their neTipa
ie r+ frum the Mitres to which ttie' y are dirkted. tiler oats
until they hare settled the tills and or
discontinued.
if .übserl tvrs reinury to-other without inform
„: the publisher, and thenewspapers aro
s ent to the for
-1.1,r dir , tion , they are held responsible.
t-wirts hare d.ccided that refusing to f a k e
run,. or ra;norithr and leaking them un
f,r, 1 , 1 prima facia oridenci• .1 intent !oral fraud.
RATES OF ADVERTISINC.
51.1certti fc , r"rme
crate will. alines. one timl,'23
in,ertions. e:icb. All wirer
; f..,r%ttort poriNls, charged 354 square.
TIC.). 1144:1 , ,,L., • SIN. TWEIXE.
57.14 .50 S 2 2.1 • zi.• • t
, ' 130 0.1 8 Is)
'IT,: 115 Ei C n t•''TED ‘s TF.N LIN t.s.
'25 *2 4 0 3 -UI) 4p) 0 lg)
.i.:,.‘ 4:::,,,. .:. CO 151 ~
71 10 bl 9 1 . 2: (),).
1 ,:,•,.. lit tr••: , . 3 Lml 450 050 - If) in) 15 no
..: 1 L'l , r f..,1 . :,...iik) r, F,„ S: 00 ' IT, 00 • .2 - . ft()
i; t l: , , ',q ~•• .. 00 l2 1.1 .10 00 25 On: 4O on
li, • 1.( ti iti:), ire u) '25 1)11 30 01) •45 04) 60 00
. . . .
ea-la—a, , ,,inpanie,l with an
1 t':..rlis....alents be fore "Alarriattei and Deaths. 10 Outs
• In—qtb,e.tuvit joim 5 1 1 ,t,
„,. , :ottntt,l :tA a line fa attveoiYig.
and ..tilorS 3 , ll,,,rtiSitig by the year uitti
mot exce,,tin4' 2
v,ra lv aU u eI , induding suLscripr.
sti.;
„ ;•• th.• Atu - aint of no quarter column with
,!1:.•• • Ind -u),....ription,
41 the lutes tirSiwnnt , ..A.shoTe.
sv't in lanza,r typi• than usual will he
per nd,Valtre on these prices. All cuts
-arae as letter pres...'
Ad, entisom•nt. reN4ved from A4Tertist4g;
I, at 2-1 per cent.. advance on these
agreement with the puhlistior..
cods. tenths Ado, mparriml With nir
with-nit 'notice* no rharze.
\ thee.' of a relizi,ms chararter and
purpose.. hill he , harvett 2-5 cents for any
rti .0 .r lines under 10. Over 10 lines, 4 etnit.P. perline
,1 to: anti- ,
r mrrttn T, not of 3 :renerabor public char
h n r..d.at Irnlclnrun• , f-r n , li ing,rtion.
„. ; ;, I „ t ,, ,:tat..• that :t.lta lints
A half eol tuna—awl s211:10s a
.2'62 aais mak.. s ...,lunto-117 1 1 a half
..lamn—la. l T . : 4 a quarto} All old line,: er
:1..1, • thu rate of 4 ronta 1).1.11no.
; 1 must' ennltn,.. their to
f.,r . othr.rs,
i'•• ilf,t in , litard in tinsinr.s navertic,nonig.
•
REAL EStATE SALES.
• .YALUA LE PROPERTY,.
•In Pin t•vtlle at Private Sale, Cheap.
1.: offices at l'rivate Sale
that trin - t fLind and !Wilding Lid, I•iii;i ' wn
or ”Yonnies 111 - 11 - property. in thel
11:It extemlinjz fri•ln nil. river Si•harl . hill
• • .• N!r Itr,kv. , ry n, 111..1'00 Cariin
•••• • • at sai•lß in width. andOt . italtdmit tlinre
iirr , p , ,rty may bl• he 'ill tlillaitte. not]
• 6r th , idirjr ,, t•s nf but ailVI 21,c.treri/pr the
cviii in tie, ith•h to erect editable
fmr WWI/ wOh Wan,. Apply
i•ormir.i!otil and rullowhill streets.
tyi•t• fie.mor. sNyi)En.
I PLUMBING.
: CAS-FITTING, PLUMBING &C.
4111111& DOWN ING, BURNT M..7T
th,. loth Imo r,opono , l a t establiAlunent. fur
vr wh.-.l%—they will br
f r ontrn.. and prtani:w prompt
f trt..rr
t; •vi;:,... ictobcr 12S. •
PLUMBING . SHOP.
M.
N - wN Am . I.l , a v t v . 's Ro y (
.I';:nn3.. has run
11.m.t n .n111.1 , : - ;:f ;ill Pipe.
• .. iii•.• F. Tin llntn 'tubs, Sht sr.•t+ • Baths. ilpirants
. • 1 , A.• 011...: Pupil's ;ma Wat.•r CI;;s
..'• • ,11 hunt, 4,r ur.,. , s t..r and Sti.3lll
All.l I :111 kinds of C . l)
c . .•( , nanuel. at
-t• Trrrr,
\r,'4r llrs.s :tn.! Lea* •
• - 43-ff
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
IIf('KINSON respectfully an
• ti , ih.• public that hr hms purclisisorl
.'• .t tirpi •nf and_ .1/iclatis;n.
ctn.: , pluitibintt in all its
h.• tho l'ctlsi ili. Hons..,
t..nt inn 1., bu‘inc,,
th.• gunr
-1,, as 'd- ;w'l it mill I. 11 , 1{)t , nn aS
.t . 1,111, a 5 C3ll dime
11.IHCKI5rtt\-
',:uf
MEE
r.
_... ......_. _ _ _ ~
TREES SEEDS.
OOD CLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED,
1 re,•eivt:d and for salr by the
•!•!•. .iirintity. BANN
FRUI I TREES, SHRUBBERY, &C.'
THE Subst:rilier, Acre!lt for sev
..l7;„ N u •oi nail
—• nt Pt
•
..3rl‘ Ow Wealhor It in ir.rtuit. 11.r
p:,a,v,•shl in
t thi• Th.•
• • ! :It hi', Ihr.i s and
• ri
FRESH CARDEN SEEDS.
'lll . l Siik-crittcr rcecivhpr his stock
"t n ., ti b.• NO a whokial.• :out n•tali tit
but wh i it
IL...hr. ri: isi horn. ' , it
r, thff
thry
t o 1. .1 I. th , quantity it
it. lIVNN
/3,,t.• find
=ME!
ABELLA AND CATAWBA CRAPES,
ta.pherrira,, Strawberlriei. Rose•, &c.
will z reculve orders for
~ ainlo.‘ , Al.a (; ripe. 1 '111 .. e. 5 , i or 101 l Itrw,t4.
pl...nts.t.y.. years ..Id. 3t the rate'? $l5 per
11143..rr ..sll. l p.r 1I)
p 9111),111 Si, from 11rwwern.
•. - aUpttr `fora:
1: Stitawlierri.,.. at 31
• -...!r3; h-i • Asp333,3is
.4.1, $1 .15 In, 130. Miimninth
..4; t r,..1.. $4 :Al with itti1 1 4.3%
• 11.1:11, Strt•••t•Set.lllvil Pom3 A..., n4l
A 1.- . 1, irtc ord.rs at tliA sub
- 11 -1t 3 1,1 ille.
1111.N.1- ItA N.I.N.
MEDICINAL.
FRENCH. TRUSSES.
1;U NIA or I? I TrAT I? E sucressHly
...lied. nut i.o.lllr,nt inS111,0: by ue,. of Opole:r i m
, I raw iiiiiyortiid by tlo.qll,4•ribor. and mad,. fro
•
- •."-,rs will i;ritilied to that
pi-.,..116•• a Irma •••,111i,11:111411:-
~ I • :Ile 11/7 , ltri' $l. *VIA ,frap, f-,11,11 y nd rrfrrerl
• fre:f frf o„¢. in lion of runiidonii , and
art i•. l usually Fold: .tn oaten
- 5.,,r alnays nn hand, adapted to
Curd id. , in adttltc anti and fur
.cult Tri"-
att , i
diulaii Olin Intie Trut4.st.nt to Any ad
- :.:111:114 lit• .111. St•lldiyW : arnund
• atreid•6l. -
1. sal. , andretail. dy tho Atportor.
. .
. .
• IVt Ivr..iftll Sts.. Phil ul,dpltin.
1 • Dr. 1:.oz:Litl:::s .linprovvd 11,t(ly Brace:
r.r.teos: ~11-1/111••t.
, - 'l.lnal Pr , tr , . and
In4y a!;.• , 1 , 11nt,
, dun.. •.;! •
AVOID ALL QUACKERY,
: ,K 1: ‘IFIII4 I \ PIZEPAI:I.I) n 3
Regular Pl!yeticlan only.
1 . 1.; prillonvi.d. and a env(' for ail pain
•' , N
• I.ir,r
o: .
Now.
It-ca,
• 1,7 , 1•,..:1;!.
.; .7. ••1 j I
th..
n:v I hare ,•••••,n,ont
• . :it it.
.rtt• tort 1,1r
,•.tr a.. th.• t• ill,
.trara- , ;ta•l prwatitzal.• to
Ilrtl 0:1.• coallooth.: oil( ',lir.
;.f t •plzysiciau.
• ..put " . 1"
Vey A ll'or
J. M D . Phil:MO[4lp
A Remedy for each Dihei
',',u7h .'/" 4 /). for the
1,:1•, :Tiffin:: of /uthinviti••h Th,•
I alt l'ul h.,u3ry I.fir•l3s..s. 'flak pr.-
iic e,uulplieu if falser] in time,
•• •••:••:n 3..1111.1 all future at
i' th • 1-,t i•i lh, world! It is now
both at how,' and
• fer,:ecit,zl:l,l I.
roriy4 pr. pa
.• 'l•••••,.Al,:•pr•sAnti,
• 'h.- ` , •s; has in:Lunation of
in ; • , t. ('‘.l,ttmpl ion. It
MN
au.
4.11% imui , Ailt,l2,
Spr:tp
f):11` of 111 , '
nP }II • Itlithkr;
It. lis
.v ,••••,-",•• i I,srt••••:•l'ifiD . 4 4 S+rripq for
••' ~ s,,• ~ , I , ll,ti ,rif :PI itul.f3•;•. Ifehrt
—.. •••. : ~b:1,•,... N, , 1 ilgot, rai•ii,.7 the,
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n. low.ta
?.. ~ ~,i , •.,, ‘l;.rroi , - rl'aziiily l'iIIR:
Itil
P"•, `11112: th,
'lty I : o A,ltinn. 141 , v :0,
ENE
$ •••-• 16,0 m,
erv, L.Llfuly
',:rlTs4 rale•dv I ., ir A MI.
and ,•• a , 13. r) -‘112 , •11
Niro
"r or l'ov' , 4 : tqd Agno. Prier
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=
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1 ' r 'lll !kin. etoriml or i ntor
. • Ptak.
i'h4btalil F.
.'6l 14 n. Atty. conk. SprMnol,
'• •• bran l'airk it/ the
C it:. T PlOll Cana"
wbt b,Pb!-
,• Wh0n......r You hayr
fr-olv. and y...t sr.i obtain' irn .
Vt , Kt. raft,nr.. I:cprr Lnily should
- • n. n,„ of hr Yuddlen
41 , 1 j At« yntinnY In naturr , Cr
' „ '^u ryenir.. m, by tho
""...c tbnulrl re 34 J ttt)St7F;
1 v
~ • ,
.. A It ...ER IA p..0...(0.
an l ,t had withqut chance of
B. ISANNA'S,
t'r thA kale of them Srodlyinme to ottevlllo.
8411711r11100.
to :
Fitt— 24+ ' 4 4 ho 4 )04r
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, B BENJAMIN BANNAN, POTTSVILLE,= SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
VOL. 'XXXI.
ME
INSURANCE.
. .
. • . ___.
MINERS' LIFE INSURANCE i 1 . • ,-, CUANOI 'CUANOI:
• i . ..... . ... 1
• AND TRUST J . WIPANY. POTTSVILLE. PA. . r ip ,. sol e z , iinsertner,':- Agent for the
,
O,APITAL $10 9) 000—C HA liTt R' 1 Perlis inn Gosernmentf,in Philadelphia. has slams
. • 1
\) PerpetuaL 1 stork of ./',Me l' , rurian Guano on. hand, which he offers
f....'..s I:ornpany, chartered by the Legisfitnre et Pane-,1 ti., Farmers and Dealers; at the lo'irevt sash priers: in lots
`-;
l'.ilvania, with a capital of 4.rue Hundred Thousand no. 0, inn purehwm S. J. CifitliSTlAN.
i:,r:., is now fully ' o 4taulred, and his mil:manned bus'. Skilo Agent tot the Peruvian government, in Philadelphia,
4(.0 , , v I ! I .A . : .4w ..Vorth Wlutrres; and 97.,,V0rth liitlxr street
The Comp
Company is prepared to receive monies and other i 1 January 27, 1;5551 •••• , 4-dm _.
pr , .perty. in Trust, and allow interest on all monies de- i ---
,pn.ited in trust_ at the rate of five per cent per annum;
'principal and interest payable on demand.:'
. - For rates of Premiunt,.a Life Insurance, toe the printed ,
Tables supplied at the office of the Company, Centre
. ...tr..-t. Pottsville. three doors south. of thatExehange Ito- 1
JActtit lIUNTZINGKit, Ja., President,
.10117 i 11. An tm, every and Treasures.
April 1. 1551
MUTUAL
AND .10INT STi.lt:K LIFE ItinItANCE t'o3.lpA.Ny.
tIFFICE CENTI?Ii S'PlitEl', next
ithoce revn's Jetrelra - store: i
- ' CAPITAL SIOO,OOCL--CIIAIITEIt PERPETUAL.
This Company, recently chartered by the I:egislat ure of ;
Pennsylvania, is fully organised. ;
The Company is prepared to effect Insurinthe upon lives
and to receive and execute trusts, and to antra. Interest on
1.1111.111 e% rect . ...trod at the rate of tire per rent. per ;mum; 1
unliss otherwise agri•ed upo.n. Principal and Interest pay
aide ou &man& i •
Capital and assets safely Invested in Bonds and Mort
gages andot her good securities.
Annual dividend of the profits will 1w made payable in
rash. or appropriated to the payment of propithits.
F.T rates of Premiums on Life ittsuranci , , See printed
Inkier., supplied at the 0,1111..1117. '6 office.
N.LTILAN EV.LNSI
5111,1)MON FOSTER, Vire
IL T. T,vc's, A%cretari, nod Treattin.r. .
Sill. In. Pis 4.
MC
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE CO: !
111 A RTE It' PER PET LJA L-4-Granted 1
:
t/by stale (.1" l'enusyl ania.
A uthuriz.ed Capital .i.tilq.ooo. . . .
(iffice, No. !i',t Walnut Street, between Min i and Fourth Str.-ots. Philade,lph in.
, This. Company. with a rash Capital paid in, combined i
'watt tin, Mutual ibirwiple in their Marim , and Inland
. Dep . trtment.. , ,•;.m. , , to the A.Nured maple ind.ininity, with
part Ipatbm iti t h., pr..hts.,aud without liabillt 3 n.r 10w...
The Compant a ill i,stie Pulicies at the ulmal rates of !
premiums, endiracing ilarlue. Fire and Inimid Risks. . 1
- Pitharta:e.. , :
Dr. D.-Luther, , William - C„ Luau lir:
1...,,, i A wiel/ rird, Jr.ph )laxWtll,
Tenor .Sie , rcr : . John. a Adilivks, ' '
George F. Tylo., ' Ilarry 0111r:id.
Samuel H. ilotberitel. • It I Canimf.q,
fon'', t1..r..211, Samuel Cantner.
, Mt P. LUTLIEIt, President.
r,,..r r,,sithoet. ..,
Lur.v.
• Wm. F. Dr %N. .e.engarq. i •
Zip. PETER D. TUTU Eli, Dac 1,,,n appnintod Agent f'r
the :,Lore C,.mrtny in S , huylkill Coun .. t , y,:ll .l 7: y om per
son. .1 ,, ....irin; lu , Urance ran apply:
April '. 1h....1 .
...... _ _.-.._______
STATE. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
I 4 louirrn ANN IJ_., I. S'I'ITE,3I ENT
my 15.1x:.4.
As , eth, May 1.4. 1`3:43.
Cash premium+, at..l int••l...t rt.-..e ,
r
4.,1 rht,. put ~.,1:., in utual (Wort
- i
uhmt, '-! i10.1.i.P4 32i
Bi 11:, Ite,-..iyal.h. in same. , 2.4,641 94
c 40.11 Premiums. `took I,,plirttift, 40.2. Y.: 1,1);
, •
/..RS-.lt. expanses, coMmis t :Mus..a
imuram mutual tlepartmeent,
nlnttgafzefg, stock and othor
seeurities, 173.135 , 72
.Is7,lrtr:!.
•
Cash on band and hi hands—of r
, .
. .
. .
. .
FsYr Firo'cr I ttlattl Insuratio.. tipplvi to ,
aNti, T., : 4 110ENI:11;. .Ispnt.
2.•,•-lv
aly
FIRE INSURANCE.
1 - 1 1 :11tAIE1iS' UNION INSTIRANcE
I:, At Itra:dlvill Loy. Pen
E=!
-. .
CAPITAL. ='00,4.1. I
t. ,
Insar•-• k.fainst Intt, ly Fire. 110t/sOS. Stt.r.... Ina other
1 tuildii,:.. t ;,,. 4., \dart, and 'dlt•rt.titandizt... Cit.% 4111:EA li-
ERS. L.Ntd 1 N E. and ~ t her Nia,-liiner. un :1., :fa V , T.111-ir•
11.1"111' ' 3, atty .t1:10,..,r I 11.1 it till ,n
otijes,bd
littraett 41 Atht;tis.
frattei• T) let.
.1.
\
I.
J. rau:i.•t L y,.
I 1.-a. 15 11.etr: un.
G..t.t. Jl. litdieu.kat'k. illwt-l.taert
Mi.•ll - tel ?Iu krt. Lip•trteiP.t.
• . ~r rjel.ltS. : , • .
11. n. IU 01: Ai 1; NVILLIST.).N. Prt..4 - kni.
t'. t. V,11.1..r., , , Jr.. VI, i'n,i , tetit I Trisurtr.
.1.. y, c,N,I, M. 1.,.,,: t.
11,fcr ill I'. 1 ,, M.. 1!)
11.”4. C. W. 11' , -,inn -
P. W: II u,;•11
Wtn. B. 1Va414 Esq.
.1. F. Vi II a N A:.tettt.
t;. Itl• 11N . itao4,
scpt..%l• - ,1
, INDEMNITY.
E FRAN KU:\ lositraoe Co
j_ 0111.. t., No. 1.;.!. 1 C himuul str32l
oral Falk st..u.Tt.
' , USP.I., - Nita.
1 .ChariCS N. Ilanyher. Geor;.••,, , W. Richards.,
' Thomas Hart: 31urdtai U. Lea',is.
T, , i , lan \\ agner, Adolph. I. harm,
ti rant. • Pavid S. Ikon ti,! •
Ja , ot, it. :••utillt. . Nlorrih Vattertotn .
o.ntintte to make Insuraure. parnianent or linlited on
every .ioscription of property. an tioilt ainl country. at
rates as la- a s are consistt•nt 1,... it II s.,•ltritv. - i
The CUlllpatly. lit vo• re,ervisi a lar4e ; 4.'ontingeut Fund,
sliic•li with their Capital and l'n.•lniun., safe!) . 411 , 1401.
athnd atttpte po dectiutt to the insured. •
The assets of the company (al January Ist, Is.4sq, as pun
lislied,zi.srta•anly to au .I.:t tt• .i...m.inbly, item as follotts.
sic
Ftocks.
„Cnkh,
‘1 ,, r , ..rt; ~
1: .al I. lAto
Tempt.mry to.)
tiltete their int...ipetaii,m, eighteei years.;
they hxve paid upivardit oT ime aril on tem,. huneir4lll/intis
•tuti,/,;(dr.,..1.e.5en I,y fire.qherell a:fording e)idence
IJre Avant.igeN iusurAnce.:u. eII aN the nt.ii)ty. and
li,,,powition to meet with pmmpinr ti. 111
C'II.NI:CE:F. BANCK Ell, Pre,ideht.
lr Stseretary.
ha% arrintol. :Kent ffir IW. above
and iF way Impar,l to rulflo. in
surrin,.en every deseriptieneej prepert v. at 11e!1 ,, ,r,1t
.1N1:11a.W
rott.t .1311. It. IRSI. •
LIFE INSURANCE.
riIHE GIRARD LIFE lINsI.TRAINCE,;
Anuity and TriM. I•6nipallyvf Phil3 , l,lphia., Of
-1::2 !.;nut btr;,et. the First deur 1 . 3131 i 0r the
liovise'r:'
CAPITAL . I `-'31 , 0.0.P---•rIIARTEII. Pl:T{1 I EII'AL. • :;
Oontinue to 'male Insuniutw on lives on the faror
alLi temp, •
Thu. Capital being' pwid up and invt:sted, togethiir with
lar,;e• and c ,, nsta,ntl) iticmtsittg re!,rvett finict;orrorE;,tl
INA-I,•et soeuritl. to the ito.tirrd, •
.
.
Tir, prelaiuni, ina• be raid p.arly. halll ear ly ,T iltiar
terh .
add a &At p6riodirally to the inSnran•
yes f,r tirOt Bonn•. Ajprorriat, d in I)•.'Ontmr.
1.:•.44.and IR011111• amount, to
an ..t ;,1) to et ,ry $l.OOl Insured unitor the
whieh will N.paid- when
it shall dairn.'inster..l , 4 flonn
r.hlest ltniount i.. :1:-'37 th.. next 'in age
to .1.214 f•.r eier.S*l.9o4l: ‘ tit.• others in h , o name pro:
11..rii•at a•-,• .rdittz t.. the amount :111,1 time of .4 1 ,ding,
uhi-h addition.. 'nal , . an ay..rtze c-f mere than 1',4/ per
up-m, the prg•tniums old. with .nt in , rea•ing the an
nual pts.nimtn. •
Th..-nn- Itittzw:q. . Jr.hl, .1. itrri”, f:
Armon Davi% D. Danner.'
~I'.hn .Inv - Stn!th, . Froieri , k 111 rot I;, 1 ,
1t;..Y.,! , ..1" , pantaf1. , 4 . :0 ,, r...n. T:11.4:r, ; 1
,1,,..ph 1"o:14..r. , ' • . .I,lln It. I.:L(0 - 11(4., '
'fh ,, trts P.Janit , s, • IV tin rt nn 1..;:.tvi,, 1
.1, ~..ph 'I. IlliiPl'. ; .1 , 41,1 P.. Sliwk. .
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rantpht..ts ,t,ntainint; tat.lt , of rates and i.xplanatinns,
t.rm of : a pplient ion And furthi.r infortnatinn can lo Lind at
the 0111.-i.. t
THOMAS ° RIDGWAY, Prf . Sllll . lllt,
JAMTY. Actuary.
tier Thn xnhcrriber 1g frr thp abrve. rnmpany In
F , lluy I kill Crunty. , and will r (Tea Insuraners. an& glrr
all nece.a.ry inf. , rination nn the subject.
nril n. IcF^.
KOYES & TIN WARE.
SOLOMON HOOVER,
tr WiIDLEALE ANft RETAIL DEALER , IN
tto'es. Tin want.Thlllod ware, Brass want Ilrit
tania .arr. Cut leis - , Lr. Thankful for past pat ;
rcna,....e. he lives, by Mlle attention to business,
to merit a contifittance ot the favor of old
mtotmltt , and the pulate in general: has just attiett
to hit. already large sfork of the above named art Pim.. a
vitriol) or Cooking. Parlor and ttflicr Stteres. of the latent',
and most approsed t-tyles. Also, a variety of Itousehold
Furniture, $lOll as Tinned awl Ennmellod
efl and iron T.a Krttitrt, Brass Kettles. liriliannia Ware,
Japanned WIN.; Init. and Roasting Pans. `ad Irons;
Sr_ fi r.
Also. continually on hand a large assartment of Tin-
Warr. kr. 11,- has now the lacgt;st and hest stork ! nfl his
line mad offered in I."rintylkili t.inwtp, to wht e b . 1,;,! in
Sites the attention 'of the pUttli - e in lot kirk
confident that be ran suit Timm Loth in prior anti totali
ty,- They would therefore (19 hell to eallantlexatuituilds
stork hcfore purchasing rINOIrtIOrr.
N. IL—Roofing. Spoitinz nod Jobbing promptly alien
deal ft A IP, old snores repaired, Or odd
trtat...., kr.. ran 1.5 had for repairing' the same. Did stores,;
and all et. Soc old iron taken In exelinw4t) for new, ! •.
SiOLDMON liffStEEtt.
At .41,5 01d:stand. Centre street. above. Market, ;
Pottsville. Ponnn. '
tit-tf
131=
NEW TIN WARE,
Copper and St aye Manufactory.. .
sn liriOl'.t;E n. niiiiounzia, to hip
Tann-MAIM r,l . f friend', and MO gerier- .
ally. that Iv; li entia.a4 in tin, abort
a v ark, 11..11;•4 dusill , •SA, and .
;inch ati exten.dve plan,
• that fie to ettaLled to go o& at prliali
- whtrh cannot he t.tirpassed in ehraptietth In any.'
Other similar e: , tabli,hmeittiu Ih counts. itturt! is j
in llentrr S.‘treet, t it err. South ' t*
ethy plane triter., 1e
was formerly eu,..ta:Tel. with D. L. Esturly, in [lto Wald-;
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Amon:: the runny orti , lol; In hi, store, 'he will only
m,,otlno of tin. following:
17 , torps' with Tillie. t.`opperotrnre. Coppor Keition. of 411
Bram: .lapin.;rniV. Tin-ware, of every
scription. Tin by the Poofinz Tin hy )
the Itox: Japan Tin. by the quantity; or by th,
:11,..t iron, by tho quantity or nth.-hrise: ltne la Shoft.
iron I.V tilt' hundred o'r by the. Also. n of w
ont Wan•rn ool , r. which is one of-tii 4 most useful ith- 1
Proiernent• of tho day, esprrialVr tunilhot during 110 1 .
wratlwr, and. in .hurt-all all other articka holonging to fa I
conint..te establi.litnent of the 1:1114:
Orden; for work In Iris lino. such an Tin•rootinZ. Spout-1
jug. tle., ns aim) niendinK, 1,111 he attended to promptly nt
the .tiort.43 notice.
43 .. if1E highest market price will he tocid for old Pert-1
ter and Lead, or goods given in eieharire.
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B,BANN.iN
i FERTILIZERS.
IMP. SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
rAnt -Barrels o' the most superior
Manufacture.;'Also, GI:A:No of every de
sqm [4 LCI NED PLASTER. CEMENT. &fr.
In* • imoncce of all kinds linught and sold on wmf
I..if . 'lt. It. 61.3..LERS dr. CO:,
Aiwarriing and Commission iferrhynta,
No. fi:. N..rth Wharres, Betcreen Rice and Tint; Streets.
Irhflad;rlphia:. ntruary .
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GUANO & SUP. PHOSON. OF LIME. •
THE subscribers are prepared to Stip-
FOY the above valuable:tort Hirers at market priemc,
ins jots to suit purchaser.-. lii store, 1,000 barrels Su•
pir Phosphate of Lime. warranted must to any that is
made.
Meiltan G., s tisitto..
We, call tho attention of Mirtnurs and Dealcri to this
I; 4auo. By chemical analysi*-It. la !kind` to contain a
laCwer proportion of Pl2osphatc , ;tban*crutian °nano,-
2400 barrels landipg. For. sale by?i ,
i.. \ i,: J. B. A. A: It ALLEN,
Feb. 10.155 f-1y
. 7' .11 S. IruirrAt, Philddelphia
WATCHES,JEWELRY,
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. r4 ' ci ILA I , Vi:ATcil AND 3EIVELItr
- STORE. No.--7:2 North ...Second street.
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4„......_ • (opposite the Mt., 'Vernon .ttou..),
• I'litlattelpltria. •
tiold Lei er 'Watches. full Je*.eled. 18 It cases„.F.ZS: Sit.
vet Luiier. full ,IVA11.11(i. $11; Silver Lepine, $ ( ..1; gnartter,
$.5 to $7: 11.1 , 1 Spectacles. $.l 0, to $10; Sits er, Sleet:Lades.
$1 •)1/-. silver Table Sys .ores. per.l.et... $l4 to $18: 'silver De.
t...rt Spoons. $9 to $11;. Silver Tea Spoons. $4 75 to $ 7 50;
livid Pens and. Gold Cases. ~ idE '25 to $5; Gold Pens and
silver ca.es. $1; together wit 01 variety of fine Gold Jew.
tire, field Curb, Guard and Into Chains. - All goods war
'ran est to be as represented. lA:Melees and Jewelry repair
-141 in the best manner. AlsOY3Lasonlc Marks, Pins, fec.
moot! to order.
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s. 11.—All orders sent b.* stall or, otherwise, will be
ptinn ttially attended to,
iptentl , er 9. 1854
STAUFFER do i . HAR LEY,
••.',. CHEAP WATCHES ..i JEIVELRY—WhOIess•de
41.• and Retail, at the - /Yolddripitia lildes 'cad .kto
-1 dey Sh oe ," No, 9c, North' &cowl street, corner of
•• - Quarry, Philadelphia: :.
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told Lever IPsttchtx. full Jr4l ed. IS wrets
_II 're, $25.
1 ' Gold Lepine Watch $lB to $2l. • ,
Silvqr Lever. full jewelled $1 2 hold Spectacles, $7 00
Silver bepine. jewels, 9 Flue Slider the 1 50
Superior' Quart iers, 7 radios' Oold Pencils%, :1 00
litddV ' ' ltrtrelets ' :1 Sliver Tea.sponits, set, 100
• (Gold Pens. with Pencil, atilt gilver Holders $l.
Geld d'inger-rings ::7 , 4 rents to VI; Watch-dl:o4es, plain,
1't , ..; le..nts; Patent. l * *.l cents:: Adtnet. 12.5 cents; other
articles In proportion. All weeds warranted tee be:what
t hey are sold P.r. . ST; . 1.171 , 1:1: A: IIA111.1:1".
no' hand—souse Gald and Snrer Lae4rs and - 1 41dnes
Fill' low er than the above prices„ - ,
Senteneber 1!:l.1`.14
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.117 ST RECEIVED, mi. meteMive rasortment of
Wat..bes, to follows: \ ~ 1 .
Fine th.ht Mar,le llnntinc and flunting Case
.. , • Patent J.:ever, from VG ti , it'200 . .!
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Ilqld Anchor Lever and LepineM z rom jr22 to sso.
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.s , lrer Watches—lluntiirg and tipm Face from Sr, to 3.10.
•/ , ' ,, t, liT—Alsn a very , !It4.!llSiv.4assortinent ofFine Jew
elry. 1
1 Plqted 117/r..— . ...Jnat reeeived , a variety of the
' latest patterns and beet rtjaality.-by the set or sin
x
I g 1 , p•li-ce.
F,,,,,:y G....A/3-1n ev,.64.ivarietv. limit as Fine
China Figure , .. Flower Pages. I filiktainbi;tlrnarnents. kr.
_lb/kir,' ft, ctrunvnts.—Supt;ri, ,4, 4 1"1.,11:1x. Guitara,-,tc&o
de,m.r Flltto , ,, &e.. ,t r . ,
Ali.rf , Ahleil are , fiend at theiloweat market prire - a.—
Call Mid see for yourselves. at
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Centrc. st reet. :1 (IT. , nrs alnr mahantan c o
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H WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Silver-Warr and."Fanci Goods.
gic r . A CHI lICE; AriStilt'DlESiT of the finest quality
°`,,* tl..r sale :it the I ,, ,yebt'rnsli.prires; at 1C M. it. Et,-
,•-4.AToNlIE.11);••, No, P 4 SoOth street.
wen I'iets and Unin. Vt!st I'hiladelphl3.
The 'in•Fertnient enihrn , .e.a Lari:o and Select Stock nr
Fine lyat, hes. Jewelry. Silver :111,itta Ware, pUtted
'wit It fine Sitter. in Spons, Forks,.i.adlest.&e.--Jrt Coods,
FHIIS and Foney Arti,le4 of a . ,upi.:rior qtiality..tleserting
the ex!ttnino lion of these }rho desire to tolx:ure the hest
Kt • do :It the Li 111' ES! CASH l( ES.
rnt , ltr , / newt , diir 4-the buslite , s, and all
at tiiktfile fer Imperthug - :11atsufarturing, the
cul , seriber con', , dently int Ites putidtaser, I,lierhi r t. that
he can: supply them on terms .ratsl, , as any other
estaldshment In either or th,
All kinds or lAt t il Jewelry and Sliver
Ware mannfactured to order, within, a reasonablo time.
- NV 31.e1i0, Jew elry and Silver Vise,i,:..r.iithraNy r,pairrd,
. th3L Eh EI.ToNII CA 11.
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N. .1' hh'onth '2,1 ft.. a few &An's ahi,So nit: '...'d St. Market,
Vieth :de. ~
li i tho Smith Window pf the St.' ni-e. In l ay be soon the
faniim.. MCI) CD WK. whi , h oorninand , .'the admiration
of the sidonlithr and carioca.
rcpt. 23. 1 ,, 54 , . ' • , 34ty.
SHERIFFS SALES.
SA.LES of RtALI ESTATE.
p\Tyirtue of a "writ of 'Venititioni 'ex
olit ' of the Curt iof Cot'union Pleaa of
sdinylkfll County. therelrill be exposed t. public sale OT
041100-, Llll
TIICIISDAY. APRIL ltdhlPss.
at "..! o'clock In the afterm , on. tbo Pentikylranla lfall
in the bdr,ugh of Pottsville, -In the i:ountylof
ilesvribed real estate'T t
All the" undinichq th'i's sixths parts of all that
certain tract of Coal land. sit u.tte.l3 ing and bring former
l% iii Schuylkill to.uF.hip, now in thy horough of Port
In the County of S`chuylkill. bounded and der
Ite2inniiiir at a. stake on the south batik
of the riser Schuylkill. then‘a: up tii . e'sinneand land late
i)flienry'Straucli north si x I v-kix ilo:zrees east twenty per
ches to a 'ehesuut ecrner. tirenee north sixty-threo..and
thrtie-luarters de,:ret.s e:Lst. Ia entlY .pereliec tors id'Onv,
thence aeross the Schuylhill by hug,
north twenty-file de;rrees.r4e.t fort,f perdies to a spriare
thenee south sixtr-five degrei.J. West I,,rty rrehes
Iv a post , prner, thence twerity-ftte degrees east
f.rty pprel/es to the plate of beginning, containing ton
.11,4 The elus.‘ti undivided three si;;( tle• part s of till man
ner ~r rmuThiron mimes and intuerala of all and er t
ry, description. lying and being tinder the surfaee of
Abe earth !thin th - o bound , (4 1116
tract of land, situate formerly in tchttyl kill
,township,
now in (he bonnrzli of Port Carls , ll and remit yof
wit: Beginning at the mouth of a suinil run emp.
tying into the ri vet' alchuylkill. thence up the same run
until it meets-the land Into of Grata & lull Sr. i tel of
'the S.or ll'orkCord Company, thence along ttl,lhoo Dail,'
sante.Klit'll ....verity degrees , east one hundred and live
pen.lieti to a spruce. theme north twenty deg"rees east one
hundn..d'and fifty-two perches to a skate. tlipme siuth
too envy di.tre.:s east 0110 handfed and two perches Ii 0
pnst., thellno 1/4 , rlll tweitty degrees eaStVelliet+ll-1...., 1 1/11eS
to IiTIN
ant 111,110' south seventy degreesmud nine •rch-
CS to a posst: !henry north fifty-tied degrees east to 31111
Crock. thence d , nrn Still Creek the s*;vrral coulses there
of to the river aril uy Mill. thence doWn the :aid ricer the
14.' V 1 rat ei(urses thereof to the first' rabove il4crihed ten
acre Mt, thence by eke same the three fellowhig Cour : RS
and distatices, to wit: north twenty-five Mimes west ton
spew,'. I tin nurthermost corner thereof, thetic'e south siv
ty-tire degrees west ferty perches to a post, and thence
,onth•tweaty-five dcgtess east in a corner on tlie Schtlyl
kill river.'ntul theft dulern the said ricer the r,,,A•erat cours
ees t liens& to the plane. of beginning. being the saine pre
miti-h; Manuel Eyre .Iteditta LippencottA
Aids it. all of the city of 14iiladelphla. Trustemi of the par-
Funs latch ass, fated Mgether under gib mitts,'' of the
Now Coin pan y by indenture, heart rig date the
31.4. day of July. is(26, recorded in Schuylkill county. in
hoed Bonk INo. page 321 i groin todaud cons eyed the same
to Thontas;Firt h. with the appurtenances and improve
ments. situate on the said last mentioned tract 01 land.
at or near. the town et l'urt Carbon, Meal for the purpose
01 mining i.Olll therefrom, consisting; of II one ntida halt
story trams (.11',11110 house. with one 40 and nue NI tome
nover steam engines, with foundations, in hllers..
tearing: pipes. pumps and machinery complote fir
ipunt ping water. situate (herein ;.:1100 one other one
and one half story (rune Engine i(ouse. at the sat no
with horse power steam engine with, 3 boilers.
foundatiolui and hoid ing apparatus for raising Cott out
of 1110 mine,: /11}in a on" story frame mat Ilrea ' lier !louse
at the:sanie place, with about tt horse power (.rte,ine, 3
breaker n.lbTs. sot of elevators to raise coal. one set 01
schntes, screens and machinery for cleaning ;and pro
paeitic fatal for market: also , one Blackstnithl a
frame tilt pel louse: also all lateral rail roadkin and about
said colliery'l &ISO landing with shipping schute at Port
('.arson, weigh Scales and a one story frame Dwelling
11.• use.
Am/ otio, 'All the 'coal undivided, moiety or half part
4.111 that certain traet or piece of Coal land. situate
ing and being formerly In Norwegian township. rum in
the borough of Port Carbon: in the county of lkhu3ilklll...
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a past
near the river lschuyikill. thence by land of ficithinger
‘Vetheiill voirth fifty-two degras west ninetydrvig and
thre..tuartet perches ton sloui , , thence by land late ol
Abraham Putt, south seventy-five and one fourth &a:Nes
west eighty perches to a post. thence by land late of . nob
tut Faun ;:. thence south ninetectrdegreesweA ninety:ono
and onedenih porches to a spruce..thenix north seventy
two degrurs'Vrest one hundred and -sixteen perches to a
post. I 'More south two and one half degreesetstsixty-four
and one hall,perclns to a post. theme south twenty-one
and a half decrees oast forty right perches to It Mt urupon
the bank of the River Sehuyll. ill. thence across the. sahi
-riser Schuylkill south fifteen degrees west forty perches
to 3 stohe, thence by land late of .11ichards, Lippencott
Co.. north fifly-three degrees east forty-four perches to a
maple stump.. thence south lgglity-seen degrees • east
aw euty-threw'and a half petelies to a post, thetire north
slatyeda and'a half degrees oast one hundred and forty
two p,rcives to a spruce stump and stone. thence by land
Inf.. of ty illianoWarder north alst:,,fi liegrorsl oalit Men-
I"tourl„.,.hcs fels lost, I hen(l, torte sixty-thr....deirraws
east f arty perches to the place elf beginning, vsvntaluing
exclusivt of the lots of ground hereinafter Texcepted. one
hundred and thirty-one acres, ind eighty perches, hi. the
"same more or' lens. beim.: the saine premises wide!" Abra
ham Pull and a ife conveyed to DavidA ules. jr.. and John
Ames. by 11.41 dated 10 recorded in Scli . iuyl.
Co_ in Dfx.l. Dook Is; o. li, page 2*x.:, excepting out of this
last deseribed tract: ten acres sold to the &holy!. Coal
ate a lot'of one acre sold to John P.,Metkird; also a
lot of about opt a.we and a half. sold to Lawton k Morris,
101.1 iit lot Of about twelty-four lw-relies sold to John
Mutaday, and'alaa Fritjtrt to the provisions of a certain
Deed from John' loft to - Clayton 'and enacts. dated
June 15th n•rorded in Schuylkill County in Deed
503 .t 141, ss by reference thereto will .
fully appear site the appurtenances. consisting of ono'
2 - Dante dttigine .11.ouse, one SD horsepower engine
• therein'avith three fellers, used In eonnect ion with
the Breaker for breaking and preparing coal, "Otis
frame Itreakerilonse with three ltreaker rollers. one set
of schult s, a•Tisois and tnachittery complete 11,r preparing
for market &slut 2.10 tons of coal per day. Also a tw,s
story fratile Howie. with ode 50 horsepowerStMun
engin.. Horde, fouudntions drum, chains and tnaehlncry
• romplote for le:ist log coal, and :visoln tine same tmliding
tau 40 hors. pOwer engines working over the 33510. shaft
.for pumping Water. with $ boilers, pumps, and pumping
machinery. cat pl to--also the iron T Railroads from the
inside of the nilnes tei thobreakoNabout 5,04.00 feet of rigid:
also ono new lift down the slope with i 5 ynrdt breast. pir
ot s. turnouts and colinectlons with the Road to the break.
en, complete: also a two-story franto Carpenter's shop. and
one story frame Blacksmith shop. one frame Stahl... one
stone Powder-ifortse; also one ho,-k adjuining the ',mak
er for reed singloats from, the canal under the srhti tee of
said taeakoor.t.ntlalae sever's' log and frame tenant-tutvois, , ,
' 'Seized and taken Int-locution as the' property of THOU.
£8 8. CIiItISTOPIIERI4, and will bomb) by
JADES NAGLE, Sherif,
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Bherif/1 01E4,
SATUIIDAV ,MORNING, APRIL 14, 1855.
MORAVIAN BOA ',DINC SCHOOLS
And Classicali,seminary'fdrYoungGentlemol,
AE.141 ith RAM
NAZAILETII, Iti:ORTHAMP ON COUNTY, PEYNA,Z
REV.13)11;,8.11D 11 . ! t ICIIEL , I'rinci4al
Nazareth. Febn.Viry 24.1.953 • tw..m .
ARCAbIAN liISTITUTE. IT.
HlSlnsti l
iition is 19cated at Orwigii
.. burg, Erlinifkill count 3. I'a. It provide% for th e
ea
ution of Ind It'iluiles and malt.. The boarding 4e7
i
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piktinents aro uttkr the superls.inn of the. Principals pf
the malt. and fentiht Schools, Each PtUtlen t should Into
severalsuits of ahtlalti styli . . a Bible. a few towels. In
1 1
umbrella. napiiintF,,l pair of iliplie fdp
rs. blacking and .;,.
brushea. and lery 'little .spendlng money. Th.+ SuirinOr
:session will opon:* Monday. April ltith, and will rope
time 22 weeks. it , • . ...
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. Ti:k.11.9 I 1 9.r..1.,10:i A. /..0 PER I.ll.7AkTi.g. i . .„ .
... . Quarter. &Jar*.
En!..r.lish and MattiOnlical, . $8 00 stl 00
Languages. A uci ontand MNlert, toorth- . o
er with Eno:11%111'nd Mathematical. 10 00 30 4).
Instruction on the Forte
,extra, 10 GO Ix) (p..
Use of instrbinenti,4' 2On ' 400
Painting In Oil Colni,s; and Dra ing, - 10 00 nop
Boardln;:—.{.2 50 lA+ week, 1:7 50 55 00
141ynar;i114:11e made Qu rterly ih Adeatwr. it ,
C For farther inforination address I: •
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Eld Ali SCIINE A
DER. A . 31., i'l'incirett. !.,
Ornigsbun:,,llati'4. 'a, 1655 . 12.4'.t. li
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NEW YORK; CO CE SEMINARY
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At Charl'otte_Ville, Seldoharle Co.i F. 'lr'i
s,
!THE next ttfin cif ti is tvelik uown in
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.1.1) ig— •
_L mixution ',sin Ountuence Ars . ....-.. The Magi
of Int,tructiou is rnsiiidete. con stingof . .1.11 Professors and
Tea , hers. Supt• rioi'advantaees. are otTerett In •Musie, cil
vil-En g itwerin g and . the Langt igem both Ancient and
31odern. those deptiiiimentahei !.: under the dintctiOn of
Profesmos of the tit at taintur tts.
The buildtzt vs art= . iaoc and wil accommodate nearly 606
students, ,v ith pl .Vmom ft and
,I,dllesd,n2,'ael• 's
t
t i
eII.I*.VVIL'ANCI. 1: it LE. -
i'
Students a ill In Avey,-‘lll-e ;from and to Albany at
the e6mtneuceinent and close of Itch term., the fare beinp,i
remitterson the parfilynt of tuft; , u f o r the' o,,ct,c.
..
Students silt 1 , Z,..4 , -aveytsi t rough iu one day 1cit14 ,4 ;
cm en.d stag..... I.:•avitlir Stmnisi s fall. in Alban.' att..l rinth :
5 o'clock A. 31.. tin tWoi :nth and e.sth April? ~
Beard. Washine: [}tom Flarnlsed. Fuel, Incidental .Ex'
'lenses: and Tuitioiiln Coutrum English Branches. per,
quarter. r •
, ''..., $20,00 -
To engage rochn R. or, for circulars, address W. L. sro t m.!
eharlotteville. Mari% 17.W,5 i 114'4.
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PHILADE PHIA.
OM
DECOU4.• MID
IMPORTE.Roc, and
AND STEEL, 14'13 .N;Jrfi k
PhibuP/ r hia. A
SAMUEL W.
.91_TCP , SSOlt:ti) lIENRY
er In NVatell..iewelry a
, t4s • Chesnut. strevr, topponite
-
May 27, 15.54
AND'W R. REEDER, •
N7l). 167'N. St
11 in. • -
Auction Sole ever •
Connneneing at 7 o'viialz. Will 1
Store. a general - rnrititSr 'of ao ,, da
11,..ts and Shwa; C4'*ainie,
Patent Tllread.Spoof . l.`otton. ISI
ljaf•lery and Mores
Sttwin.Clidhing'innd-inany other
The attention of ..Couti.ilry 3turcke. 1
rited to there Sales.nit,they will al
them. ' iriF-ficKAs eari.he examine{
runts to tlh , ' sale. Eilly article - .
pre.ented: • tin
~ . I a¢.lnm
. PHI4ADELFii
Type net& Itti!mieolypli
ri I IIE subserill(rs wouo
lira,. of Printers ttftlie greatly'
ir.-seilt list. TlE..y nt , *lnffer
lira nt - - - I 311n16n
sr
4 mall Pica Nonphrell - - 54
Long Ptinter -- 34 .f• Agat‘'t 72 n
I - - l I OA "
- 42.,; ":` • Piameini.,: - - 1 lio "
Determined t sparelib oxponse fu making their estab ,
lishment n, perfect as{ ossilde. they have recently got up
c , .mplete set of the jii , dly S^qtch-ruf Letter,
fr, on Diamond to EngliSh. to which they particularly in
ite attention. •
lia‘ing lately made .ti pworous additlens to their stock
of Fancy Typo., Dordt%O. Ornaments, Ac., their nssort
ment is unrivalloOn the United States: . and their
inipm col met bed. and o t"PreParing mO 4l .
than to fornisiretder, in a winner to ensure Naffs
fact
Printing Presses. Cat 3. Stands. Chases, Galleys. Print
ing Ink. and every artKe used in a printing MTh,. con
i•dantly nn ktini. at thol.,nrest rates',
let- - e Type 'used only in stereotyp
ing. at reduced prices. c : .
Stooks. Pamphlets. M. 4 o,sic.. Labels: l A-0 '
......4LASj &c., &C.. st4rotyped
with ~r reetness and d4tßatelt. •
if' IMr new Spodta4T Book I. mart rady, and 1, ill be
forwarded to l'rinters directlnns (pno.pairt)
bow 11 may he ;;;Int. ifiby mail, they mar• enclose• us 30
cents in is , stace,e stantp. • Li. JOHNS; iN 1 CO.,
.3larrdi 31, 1655 13- So. 6 Stwinra
MISCELLANEOUS:
, , ..
it I ST . ItECEO4ID.—A large assort
fp went of splendid l'l•j•fnmery. kr.tfrorn th. , Mannfac
tori,s of , Tiles Ilautll k (A., Iturrkoloni other.. • ,
All th”so who want tiil.• Perfmmiry. pull at C. BAR
LET'S 1.1. k and Vartirtitere. 1 '.
January 1.,.1, 1:35-r. 1 ,-. 1. . 3-1.1
... .:7'-'
(CHOICE TEA .—Besit (Tired, of the
k...) first finality. fresh (rpm thu hesti.parkers, ran bu had
rt•gularly ”very Weil ne.Ally and Saturday, ut
1 T. C. BOY,LE'S
N, ,w• Vegotable and Provision Stand, 3lahanthu- , o St.
. May 52:.1..,;54 Q , ;.: 21-1,1 '7'•
JAMES H. MU' EY,
Rouse & Sign Painte), Glazier Paper Hanger,
NT . ORWEGION;*reet, first house from
Centre, and ..lawsl4l.3lortina , r's Hotel.
NV Papers
The various w i tylek, at the•lnwest
Apprentli-A NI-antra.
Po
ttsville, March 3 p-6: - .
1. 1 [ Dee. 30,
THE stibsciber'Anformsi the citizens
, d Butoville and Thitilt'', that that ho has taken tho
l e ,. ili.w4, war tb,i YoW.St?re. fortierly tie:lmaging to
1
Nlauriro I:ohinnou. and km
Ippared o supply families,
11044 1 - ;‘,:Torq. t.. ,, ,nfec tirinii..iii,., &r„ with pure Spring'
hater i..... throuzh ,, ta Hut „i•ason. in urh quantities ag
tit..s may n.muir.-. ai:iny* . nr, and tit.rvasonal.l.• piles.—
Ile rrspeotfully i.nlietts thltpatronage iif thu public.
.•' - : v .!: J alt i UME lIARN Klt.
11-1 m .
17. tssr,
...,
EXTEUSIVEMARBLE YARD,
• - Meihuntitang4:St” Pcittaville.
SHE Subscriber* prepareti, at his old
or
Stand. to furnish nifjeluds of ma l .terial. In his line.
for uildirstr purposes,-philn", anti ornan)ental. He invites
I Q' ptudienlarattentioii4 m o the P. 4 Maras and ..ifonst
lUwats of - his InanueOture. Thev eau bo had In ye
ery variety of style'. And will eanparo favorably In
beauty and finish:Mth any olli,, lined elsewhere:
a nd are steered at 01 , 11.perit#teS. . •
Jan. 13, 1555 24y 5 '..,1 . ;',OIIN T. LASH.
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•
A CARDe ,
MITE subscriber
;J as tOtli an office in
Silver Terrace. PottsvAle, anti establiPhed an agency
fl.r the buying and sellinit'Ad Coal. andi Real Estat e , th e
rolleotion .d*rrtits. the Inifirtion qf .14nrs. tr , ., di% He
is e.oll aNuainted throug.Rout this Region and the State
01 largo. and has had nn exiOrloncenraitveral years in the
several departments of buttlunss named. "IrClll.l3i
rations aildre...eti to him 4111 be pr o led to,
and'all.ord._•rs carefullly hillilloti.
• ~i,, . 157 f. P
}larch 17, 1q55. 11-, •it • '
PUBLIC SALI
THE subscriber 4t'ing
Farm will offer at Pui4le Sale. .Y. the
14th day of this month', i4luil.) at .. ' . at one
o'clock in the afternoon, nisi: pair of w a ll matched GraylLirses .
4501
ibirses. in gon4konditlon, mi fit far all ser
vice. but particularly good draft and plough
`Horses: one Dinh and not 11 , 3 d-wheeled
Wagon. with tlitruess, tiny ladders: . and all
nrcessarY rigging' In irtxxl or tor: two tine . _
.., •
31 ileh-tio% n i our Heifer, soi,eral Ploug • 4 ,, t.;' 11 et - - ', i.
one :luring Wagon, one 13pligy Wagor . -1 - 4......07;
one i.tilkey. light llarness:Ae.,' tiro A i i. ldvlllialdbo
pie-Better Kettles. two Ward:ol;es. one Itte-boartl. Glahs
Lamps, he. 7:.,.,,
..
AN.:severtil Grass Lots itr,the borough of Orwicshurg.
April7l:lg4s:i 14-2 t JO N BANNA N. a-
NEWL U NI EIS R Y RD., -4 /..
• InSCllllylkill HIM n.
rt2;';;
im -& FR('l' . respee fully hivitle .
• he attention of 11121144 s and othe s, to their large
tuosortutent of Sertermed orut,'Green Lu bee., which then
Kill be prepared to furnisii , by the lat r end of )Inrch
next, at the lowest pyssible Mites, FOR eisir.!
Our stock consists of Wititit and re.t.t.)w Pis Battu&
PsNNEI. and 11F.X1...A. A.lsUAcavy stuff Such as BE.,k.H.S.
JOISTS, It'trrESS, `......CV.ITUNUS;I'DSI3., AC. 14 have lout oe
em mor
a a large asitnent OTl,llifterelit fl talkies of ..10t,cr
and lAP SurCoLrd.' PICILF.TArtriLING,LAIUS. PALM° and
PLANE, together with all olliiiimaterials *longing to the
Lumber Trade. • ;.ii '
One of the firm being . a .piactlettl builder. we natter
ourselves on having selected:Or stock in such a manner
as to ci re entire satbdhetion.qt hir heavy lumber has•her,..n
sawed to order, thus preventii;ig much vast , to the ptir
chsser or builder. ";
Call and,ezzadtte.before ptiellasiu7, el w.chere. Yard
opp.,slto Dr. l'alm's Mike. P. 11.. AL3I.
• ;•;! G. FRITZ
Schuylkill Haven, Fehruao:44..Pss . 84y
PATENT METALLIC CO
air-tight. it obi - inks the rleciiiSity of hasty burials, and
also preserves the body front inimmliate.deromposition
They are particularly suitable; rim transporting the hody,
iron, one place to another. the face is cover e d w ith A
thick glass, with metal top. siterch can be rainied at any .
time. and the fa , . of the tvirpseriteen by Its friends or rt.l
Istivev. IV. night give you hundreds oficerHfieateo, to
corroborate our statement. soli?: the ad s•oulages the 31e. ,
tallle Collitt has over the Wisciibni,..but thuifollowing will
sutfve: - .
~ . .W.isaiNotelf: April 3th.
Goittrateo:--We 'witnessed - As utility pf your ormi•
mental -Patent Mlallle hurls Caws," u ctrl to convey
the remains of the lat. lion. Jithttf!.eititto n to the Con J.
gressivinal Cemeter', which itupesa,l nit Ith the hailer
that It is the b.st article knotiu to us ft transporting
the dead hi their tin'al resting place. • '
'With respect.. we %%ascribe 6:isolators- yettrs. etc., •
IS:lgnetl,l Henry Clay. Le vel*Caetc Thiu. Webster, IVm..
1 1 King, JOT. Davis. .1. Ilairlen, J. Yi Masotl, D. I.t.'
loehinsen. C. green, Wut. Ir;;Stangutn. tenry roed.s..l
h. Dickinson. s
.Flmilar testimonials might 10-..atidedult out number.
Apply to OIUESSAIio
. -
S OF MOUNTAINS, METALS WHICH WILL inTE: STRENGTH 10 OUR.HANDS AND SUBJECT ALL NATURE TO OUR, USE AND'PLEASURE.-Dr. Johnson.
•
EDUCA
lONAL.
LETON;
dealers in IRON-
Viter Strut, abort Mor
d! 7,1>;:5
PEPPER.
. PEPPER & SON, .I,ld
id Silver-ware. No. 173
12;;Statu
21-1 y
UCTIONEER,
;-(1 door below
Evening, •
The Kt4d at the Awl 101 l
connistille: in part of
. Hardware. Carpets.
Ilk Hooka, Umbrellas.
1k and !Anon Milers.
not enumerated,
pertia particularly in-
Nca) stliid Co 0011 S to suit
it On t Ir afternoon pre
.junranteed to he :la' re
n-oin
1111,A
.Foundry:
tl call the atten
lmiticed prit sot their
1.1 51 I 11
ICE! ‘10t!! ICE!!!
MISCELLANEOUS.
CERM'N STOCKS A CHINA ASTONS
A Veiv entice lot front Eufort, Prus
.l- A:A* ix to 4A) different colors, in pant Price Fri
cents per &nen, delivered at our Store.] Foe sale bv
1 1 ' '" D.11.4.”:.1 N.
Mir Alan; llousolliniats of every cteectiption obtained
ay leaving orders at his Store. .- Narrh . 3l. '55
- . •
• ' • INDIA RUBBER• HOSE. • ,
Till: subscriber, Agent fOr the Mann
flettirrs. has' just received a supply Of inch India
liu , ber Hose, of tbu best quality, fur household purpts
1 1
ses---kr washing Windows, and aieu to to need in case of
Fire. u bleb he will 'sell wholesale and '11.44 9 at City prl.
res. at • • - . IL BANNAN'S
April 7. 18:...5 ' I Boo': and riiriely,More. l'atsrille.
_._
~... coop WRAPPINC PAPER..
iliE svhsehber has -tiolv 'on hand a
lart:(‘ Mixt: of goodwrapping ;pap. , t i risreonsistliag of
(
:rown. Medium. and Double Crown. also Cap and Lotter
papers of every desetiplion fur sale low at . .': ....
.13. BAN.AN'S :
Bock and Stationery Store.
11— '
7.ll.mrch 11. ISSo
, 4 1 1SHE1? HAZARD, Alanpfacturer of
7 - " Wire Bono for thelined &., Carbon en..
'? , 4 ‘ Ropes of superihruuality and of all length), and
hi
zei on hand and mode to order on short notier.
Reference.= Do tr4de to F..*. 13011faaat Fuperint•ndent
and Engineer. !Able . ), Coal and Navigation Cpropany;
N. P. Court Superintendent Ilar.lehrn (oal eoropa
ny, Malyt Chunk: . A. ti. Brodhead..Supeidniendent Bea
vvr Meadow ! Coal Ciornpany, Mundt Chunk; Belford,
Sharp , Co..Contratiots, Summit Hill, Pima t.
October 14.1'4.54 41-ly
• " !STAR BUILDINC. I
fr.F.IIP & 14ELVIAUT respectfully
ntitiouneo to tliA riblie that they have C , Mtmeneed
the Stair Ileatdit,,a ltp,a,-..m; in Market street, south side,
next door to flotne See.rn's Shop. where they are prepared
to oonstruet all kinds of Sttirs for /Walk and Pull . ic
.finiklin.qt of "very deNeription.bn tho most approved mo.,
Beds. They - confident that the pnblie will find It to'
their advantap to giVe them a call. a , they.p...”..Sl
the necessary faellitieS for carrying sit thb. beauelt or bu
siness. to the Leta/ adtoantage.
. •
Pottsville. April 7, th. 5.5 1.4-a*
_ .
KURTZ, BEYERLE &CO.,
Wipe Scriien Illannfaciurcri t
• t
1 11
tillEty ILLS, Schnylliill Colin
ty.Patt,cputiuue to manufactuiv tci t ortler,
ttl eteus of •
• rrat, , tam Screens, Riddles, Wire Brooms, &C.
Onhirs left at their Sll.f a, in !diner,
or with •W. 1..111151.E1t, at 'Cletnen .t•
Hardware and•iron • Store, Centre street, IN ttssille, will
is• promptly attended' to. Old Screens rep 'red at the
shortest notice, KUItTZ. BEY El LE" .4
April 7, 15.1.,) . 114.3ut •
SLATE ROOFING. I
beeni•
arge
engaged In the abOve named business, in and around
'1 alumina. for the last few years, is desirous of extending
hi, work to Pottarille.and elsewhere in the Intrlty. He
keeps always on hand a large assortment ofi Slate., and
guarantees them to i.e of the best quality--sttell as will
not fade or decay. 1114 roofing is . warrputed to be tight
and durable. The best workmen only ire eulployed. and
the cost Is but a trifling adya CO on that of shim:ll,A.
LEV, '
•
darner Ella and Veilirx., td Tirmaqua.
March 31, ihZis
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLEI
I[ l' you wish a 'pleasant breatli,jiealthy
.
pima. and teeth ti.o rival pearl—use l'ionlefait Roar,
l'isvi:, Nor neutridiaing the effects or vitiated a,
eretiiimi of the nietttb„l removing stain and preyenting
the aeeennitatimi of tartar. invigorating unhealthy gums,
and correeting Obit. of the' breath, this DinfrOce ch,sl
- j
Tho win in a hirls it Is put up, renders It preferable
.ia undo eonomjeal—while ita elegant frit
:'graure and nmg ka ,',facts render it the u uiverml favorite
th all who value the health. purity and beauty of their
EMI
Prepared expressly bY . M. D. L. I_IDSOS. Surgeon Den-
A ist, Pottsville. April 7, ISlth' 14-Ilm
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:.,
WHARTON'S CRIMINAL LAW, n,
i No Edition. . !
,FREA' I TSE oh the Criminal Law of
the I.'o'flit) Sttitest by Vrtioris Wbtirton.lid,edit ion.
it‘ harton on the Law of illoinielde—just published.
Alfons .1 usilce. or Maglstratas Rally Coutpani , itr, sixili.
edition., edited : by lirldtitloy.
:I`ortlott's lig;-st—las4 edition.
,flreonleaf on Evidence, 4 vote.
Arhutton's 1 / I ..tost. :: cols: • 1 : -
. 1 1roubat A: Ilaly's Practlio. 2 sins.
. 1),61 ` 1 1 1.8 OraYd"tes and iletis (look', of loint . ;
((Lobe rs Law PletionAry. Li v,ols.
'And other tltandard La* Books, on hand and furnished
Inortler at lowest prices, at . 11. BANNAP:2 ,
• 1: Mvrell 17, ISb i Book and Statloneiy Store
• LIQUID CLUE
For%Hocts'e or Office use.
. . .
TIIITIIIS article, whicilt every houselieep
,
er needs. hartlievn ri' , unil suP7rlor tp ever, - .,it iii.riu
p. , .0. for any of .the dilTere;nt purpowo4 to which Glue. 'Guru
pr .1 tisk is applied. ?
:.; Gum and Paste will dry lip and 'horomo us,d4iss, mid .
(on. must be boiled overi• time It is wanted, while tho ,
LIQUID GLUE IS ALWAYS READY FOR ESE.
riow,..l:ftpt , rs *tin Ult with conlid , :nee In rrpajring
riny arllclo of Furnitnrewhhh reptiree Bluing, whik
fpr Porcelain, 11l4ns, Lather, or for joining Paper, it is
onperior, baring nollitain, and pvcsatf•sing adhesive
utte7m7l7nr by anr,Gunl, Paste, nr Lenient wrt.r
xiscd. .For tt3le .1 • B. .111,! , ;.!C
Pot pril ISSS; 14,
: - CUBA HAS,I;ALLEN.' H
.;. So has the Price oft 73ati and: Gaps.
• • :
", ~ • WE notthl again utost respectfully tn-%
cite tbr attention of the vitt/ens of
Pottsville and! ennntry hi general. to.
nor large and eleOnt assort went of all kinds
A
cs: goods in our line, that No have 11011" rereirod.'and are
14 daily remtptrof.:corapritted of Hats, Cap , . Furs. dtc.
Ite ntlometes'Fino Mole-skiti Hats. altrars on hand, or
amide to order of the latest styles.' Otter Caps. Kossuth
Hats, Shanghates-r3n short, anything in the flat and
Can line.
iflV - would Men invite the:partirular attention of the La
dliot to our assortment of FllltS, which bare heen seloctcrl
with great rare from the largest storks in the rountry.—
NeAhlng shall be left undone; on our part, to ftiTf , sati!,
faition. Call and give us is trial. next door to Pottsville
lOuse. - : G. C. LiVEZLY & :CO.
T: —A lame tonortmorit of Buffalo !Whoa on band. at
prfees to snit the dines,
Novemh,r 1 4 . 1+.4.1
PAPER HANGINGS WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
4 k Entire lliiieNk Stock.
•
lllEst?scr`iber bas .just received about
rj
/
•
i' . •-•"'' 10,000 PIECES
...• )t,tper Ifaptings: of l'ariousstyles. front four' different
rnaultifseturer's in l'hiladetplda and Now 'fork. ernbraciag
awl i.• latest styles !for parlors halls. romp,. ellanitcni,
&q. with suitable btbrders, decoratious. ke.
Also. gold and sillier papeis and gold and selTet pipers,
Heir style parlor and rhatfiber 'papers. embracing. au en.
tire new sock (his old stork having been borne)) in the
fire last fall) rauglu3 iu price (runt S !..ents to $,:.: 541 per
pine. , '
-l'apar hangers :mil qthers• xupplied cheap at
wllidt sale priers Pinter to to or to sell again. •• .
PAINTED AND PAl'Ett SHADES.
31 yory•larito assortment &nut thodiffonatt
all o r w hi..h w ill i., 2 sold wholesale and retail - at '. city
pries. at l v 11. 11.1NNAN'S
(.
,Cheapp P ers
aprr Sti. Apposite y.
tyre i.p.ropal rhurrh; •
i , , Vottradilo,'Pentta.
/fir Paper bangers citrnished:wheu required.
!Vomit 17, IS. l, 11. l
COAL LAND TO LEASE.
7.,T11E su oil'ebscriber rs to let on perpet
nal lease. in 'thy; nature!of , Zround'rent. at ttSpkifle
rate. per ton. one of the. best harts of Coal land' In , the
Ant:lir:wile region. It is situated on Little mark Creek,
in 'jotter township. Luzerne rounty. on loth sides of the
Stat.e 1:oad leading front Tamaqua to Wilkesbarre, three
mites frOm ilarieton.!•
,
It I.; known as the Ralliet trak and eontains 30 arr.wi
71ierrches anti allow anee. Thrrx-fourths of which at
least grand Coal Land. it has been partially opened.
and;severul thottsand tons taken nut. of the eery best
coat, The veins already ascertained. show '2S feet in
this sness of Coal. and it is helieved that there are other
veins of equal thickness upon It:
Itrstu be taken , to market bylthe way of Hazleton or
Jedde. from which latter plate the Jetido and Carbon Co.
Railroad Is about being extended, down the Black Creek
valley. near or through this tract. From Hazleton and
Jed.t , the Eniltrsata ay. already rcnstructed tn the Lehigh
Canal. at: the manthiof Qua Cake. .The Beaver Meadow'
Railroad is tlience tended to Ilaueh Chunk. and the
Lehi-di Valley Railroad. which will fief finished in three
months. will afford routes to'New York anti Philadelphia
r
at all KIISOnS.
trait 15 well tlinberexiand has a saw-mill, dwelling
use and barn upon dt. • •
'MS!. Roger Park. livhig on the premisea, will show th'em
to viSitors. • J. M. PORTER.
3 , lliych 31, •P 57! t , 134 t •
.ER,
ME
't.. -'TOBACCO AND SECARS,
S, ,
, ' Whole' ale mn4 Retail.
•
HAY ING bonght ()lathe Tobacco and
. tiegar establishment 10, Messrs. T. 31. Boyer & co.,
the quilertigneti would respectfully beg to rail the atten
tion of their old customers, as. well .1115 th public general
ly to his large and varied istos;rt i itient of
, TORAcCO J SEG.Sttri, .tC., &I'..
Direct from the Eastern and•ginitheria markets. lii , ob
ject tins been to pnerhase goods from the parties from
whout• the regular wholesale Merchants of our Atlantic
cities bought. in order.' that hit might he enabled to sell
1149 chop as they. That object: has been accomplished
Ile eitii and will sell a'. lump, (wholesale or retail,) as they
can. *lid in all meet the qualitiY shall be to. represented-
Ile ',desire:3 the merchants of this reginn to favor him
with*call, that he =yellow thequility andinakekuown
the Klces of his goods,! feeling! assured that 'such visits
will result advantageously to Mlt parties concerned. lie.
ping by strlrt and faithful attention to the wants of the
publican his li ne , he may be rewarded by a liberal share
of pad:ming:o, .
lln puffing his Sc.gars he need only say,
1 That hundreds are pulling them erery day, • : '
Itespectfully tiiiollll}l JENNINOB,•-•
-COUrti strut, opposite 11. C. Green's Jewelry stone. p etttraille, Mint+ 244&.1.5 l2-If
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E..:CARRICDES,
titlNTFill. IIIitiKSELLER l STATION
,ER., Centre Stn-it. Pottsville: I'a, respect
fully asks the attention of Nerehaniii,
Teaelten, and the public generally, to the
large :il,st, •tment of biotic Sc.. r.4l,red nt his new store,
comprild • standard works Rai the professions, Church
BOOliii Far 'cry denomination, German and English,
, inier4xtsci. 1..0fF.DV3, JiTY.Y/LY., TOY AM) tO7ROOL 1040, r ..
Obtain 'ed dinvtly from lb...publishers, by speeinl arrange.
nb um and at the Trade Tales—imparted and donaystie fall
ey itniriitnple idatieneryi • ' ,
attionier' • Fine -
Cetb.rt; .)4,1 T :14,1)0,01 Mire, FirLt ft
I,AKKI s. de. •
,
1
Thet.4. goods are all neW and desirably, anti lucre broil
.. selectist with great care trout the full sleeks of the laigest
Imporang houses and American 3latinfacturent in Nvsl*
Cori; and Philadelphia; !iibto, a burg.- ioNorttnent of I
,• /Mu& I ,.tement lt , si
. , ta.
. ,_ ,
Of their own manufacture. ambracusg a general variety;
from dm common halthound to the extra superfine. neat
ly ruled and substantially bound. with hands and rivetre'
small litank. Memorandum and Pass Rooits,Cyph er ing am i
Copy Woks: Time Ilolla. Mils of Lading, Coal Tkitias;
Clockk;Drattit. Prowiton , ty Note*, .ke.. &e. .
Book 0.411. Joh i.'ristling.
Of eyeri• dwription, malty eseented; itltik.llooksrulist
Wind iiattern and louivi to 6 ra: l l'i/ 416 k Maeda.% 40 .1
Oilier publkationehound, in curl g,sie of Pimp and Or;
' nimentalllinctlag; nit; areal durable and elegant. '
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Br MABEL CLARE
To thy-throne,oh. my Father! art offering I bring,
A heart free limn sorrow, untroubled by care;
A life in the freshness and glory of spring, 1
The soul of a child filled with'praises and pray'r:
The world is before me, all dazzling and bright, i
Oh shield me,my Father, and guide me aright.,
should dangers assail me, and dtirken myiway4,
Let thy strong arm of mercy my weakness up-i
bold;
Restore me, if ever my footsteps should stray,
As the good Shepherd gathered his lambs to the;
fold;
Oh keep me in decd; mind and thought undefiled,
And leave me forever the heart of a child.
And oh! \Then this world shall hare all passed
away,
To thy Heaven above bid my spirit arise:
Where thy green pastures wavo, and thy still wa
ters•strar.
And God wipes all tears - from the weary. one's
eyes: •
Oh then may'thizi voice, which, now trembles in
prayer: ' '
Pm joined to tby seraphs, do ,sing thy praises
there.
.4.1i1 6,1855.
JUiningy cirntif c, &.
FA ? ; 11 the Lake .Superior Mini;ey Joriened.
ANTIQUITIES.
We have now in our possession, for safe
keeping, and as a nucleus of a collection of
curiosities, some very curious and singular ar
ticles made of copper. They were found near
the west shore of the river, about a mile above
the mouth, at a place where now is a brick
yard and these acre disinterrM by those dig
ging in search of good brick clay. Atler ta
king off from the surface of tlie.gromid about
tWo feet of sand, the clay was exposed, and
the stump of a tree was discovered. • Digging..
'still lower. about six Or eight inches into the'
clay, and overturning the stump these articles
were brought to light:
First, a Copper Spear, about 14 inches in,
length, and at its base a groove or dovetail is
made, in which to insert :a wooden shaft or'
handle.
Two other spears, each about twelve inches
in length, and similar to the first.
Third, two pieces of copper that had evident
ly been very nicely forged; but for what pur
poses they could ever have been applied, is
by no means plain; and it is quite difficult to
give in writing a clear dacription of them.
As good an idea of their shape, however,
can he got by supposing them to be the mu'-
lrix
imwhich was east one of the spears.—
This is not, hciwever, the purpOse to which
they were applied. It is far more 'likely they
were used as cutting tool, but then there i:s
no means apparent by which the. implement
can be held—no place for fastening it .to a
handle.
These are al:out 14 inches long and tw; I
inches wide. Upon one end there is the up-
pearanee of an attempt to make •a - cuttimr, s•
edge.
They weigh about three `pounds• each, and
are specimens of good Iyorkrnanship.
The question, naturally arises, who, made
these things? Did the earliest :French tlis
coverers make them? Or are they the workof a race long ago extinct—the same who.
first opened these Jnines ? •
It seems to us—for we can only indulge in
speculation .011 the subject—that• these tools
could not have been the work of the Europe..
ens who came' here, for they would not have
made a tool like the last two, about the use of:
which we should be ignorant. They are i-natle
of copper, a material not nearly', so good as
iron or steel, for cutting pqrpeses, the menu-_
facture of which they were flimilitir with, and:
would most likely bring with them. •
Our-Indians do not, - nor have they; the skill
or implements to work so well, any metal, and
they are all ignorant of the of such tools.
They have among them traditions of the ex
istence of a race of men, 'to whom they in
scribe all the gkill, neveseary to accomplish
these workings we lineal the mines, and make,
the tools we now find.
. Oue of our r ioncers Temarked, n bile exam
ining them; that • the-cuts lei finind at the
Minesota mine, when he first, opened the an-,
cient Biggins there, corresponded to the shape
and size of the cutting edge of these.
That these tools are the work of those who
lived here years ago, seems ihc more likely
from the place and position in which they
were found, beimg in the strata of clay, lying
under the roots tif a stump, and about 40 feet
above the present level of the river and lake.
The tree had grown up since these articles
had been put there, and the deposit 'of sand
made above the clay the depth of 'two feet.—
To du that, the river and lake must have been
40 feet higher than, its present level. This of 1 1 ,
.-- ASTIV: A "PEW IC- orT•Or Cut grit.—We
course wits years ago, before! the tnemory of I are indebted to our friend, J. 31. EellS, of il:17
the present races now inhabilingthis• country: I rietta,‘Ohio, fltr : the following et
Together with these tools here found straps.l Ve are asSured that the facts transpiredn sub
of copper, as though fragments .101" at the •
I :kntially as narrated.: -, -
time of the inanuthdture of the toolS. - . ..
ii 1
I "A Methodist .elergyman.who has len la-
Certainly there must be an - interesting his- boring in 'the ivfcinity, was, •not'• long sitter,
tory connected with these instruments. There I. ll . c:i d l i ng i ;
to hi people on the miraculous
will undoubtedly he something more found to l po we r of the :Apostles over -the - demoniac
connect these with other relitr, found in other
I 'spirits of their day. As hi* was- pursning - his
portions, of the state, that point to an earls ! theme. the lonti - enCe
,were-
. snddcnly itt.rtled
race of men who were better acquainted with !
k a voice froni some ono! in 'the - congrega
tion, arts of life than the red Man..
the forest shall have been. leveled;
A O when Icon, detnamling in a half quernlous,- - lialf au
the
i a )i t o " , l ,. t , i 7: .e e
_ s 1:1 , 1: ( - 1 , r h it t rt i t ti i n ve g,, to n z o te ,% ,:111 , : s 17 , don't preachers
n pr i e n a s e tu he r t, sdo
surface of the earth upturned lty
eve
shall more frequently, find relics that will per- I ~
' or eve.in the house was turned upon the indi
haps give its some clue to the makers of these-!
tools. . I f li,,
I :dtnil who had the effrontery thus to 'invade'
. f Ie " ti
t .. i oe 'sacredness o. t i , :ln uti . !,. ,
. .
efi'lnskeleton , i neti
Could w- —IIL-- ''"'a- to lose 1 1 ‘•The sp . aker paused 11u-a moment, and.fix
found in the mounds of Ohio,;the connection
ad his •penetrating, , raze full upon the face of
would then he complete; and V, might A fa
:e n- - i IY the questioner. There wa.S . an interval of in
ascribe these to the same source as those more
tense silence, broken at; last by the speaker
southern relics of a former age ! But no such I to
. res „ in i fig
.1: "subject. if hard
,1, 3 . ....e • nut -pro
skeleton, or human remains of
.such a race,
has ever. yet been found here, keeded far with ;his remarks,.bet;Te he was -
and we can ! again interrupted bY the same impertinentin
only give the rein to imagination and wait till
some other development shall-give more sub,_l tinirii. Agin he paused Tor a-time, - o,ain re:
stantial proof of-'their origin. . hiss ICC, .• .
f somed I* i , t Not content - with a silent
1 ridulke, our redoubtable questioner deManded
again,. - "Why - don',t the preachers den such
thinks now‘a-daysrand.curling his lips with
Er sneer of self-complacency, drew.himSelf up
pompously in his seat. ' , • , •
"btir reverend friend,- (who,. by the way, is •
- •
alyoung man of great'inuScular power,) calm ,•!
10 lA, the desk. and-: walked 'deliberately to
. , .
tie pew where the interrogator sat a ntia fast.:
ening one hand firmly upon the collar , of his
eeat, And the other ,on the waistband 'O. his,'
"unmentionables," lifted hint. square .out of;
the seat and bore him down the aisle to the
entrances - Pausing: for A moment there, he 1
ttn 4 ned his eyes upon his - audience, and in a
,clear, full voice, said, "and they cast out the:
devil in the form of `t - distiller," and stating!
the action tithe wOrdinut went . the . knight of
the mash:tut * ); a/a kap frog fithhiou, into the
street.' - .
l'iThe good - pasty quietly. returned to his I
desk, and completed his discdurse. - ."After i
cursing the service's, as, he was passing Out of'
thej ehureh,-the out-cast diStiller with an (Ai
cit. of -the law, escorted our clerical friend tol
the office of a magistrate, to. answer fOr. - an 1
asimult.upon the perscaref said 'distiller Af- t
ter' hearing- the case, the magistrate dismissed !
the clergyman, and after . . roundly reprimand- i
ing the complainant; fined him for molesting i
the. services of the sanctuary. • : I
i
‘Since that day, we believe, he , has never,
for a' Moment doubted the power i of t 4, Meth-
Mist preachers to cast out devils, at least!
within.the limits Of the Ohio Conference:'
.1
BRITISI.I CONSUMPTION OF
It is difficult to state with acrracy the con
sumption in England, of, the Swedish and
other choice Irons for the !flaking of Steel.—
An approach to a correct 'estimate can be
made, 'however, by ascertaining the number
of the Steel Furnaces of Sheffield, and its
neighborhood. The annexed statement of
those.establihsments may be deemed reliable:
456 bliatered.steel, and 654 cast-steer furnaces,.
1g42. A 7 774 ' "
_ Isle, 195
“, 974 "
" 1853. Ifin 1495
The new furnaces are built: rather• larger
than the old ones, and Ma. 1516vilt estimates
their Capacity of production at 300 tons an
nually, and the total prodwition of. Steel in'
En?land at 40.000 tons.
Now up here on these Lakes, is' n inex
haustible quantity of the best Steel Iron-ore
el.t44tr"a
in the world. Why will not somebod low
urate the Steel Manuti cture in a ? Be
cause we have not t ‘Pi g Coal h re?—
That is somethin f a reason. •But in oduce
that fuel her tnd establish this , mess.—
it will 'et ni t a rk i glits projectors •to a certainty.—
The de : for the article must aver be al
most unlimited, and the pro* ot . the busi-.
neSs very great; and very steady. ',' •'.
pomestir. A.
THE CARE . OF TtIF. EYES.—Until one begins
to feel the effect of impaired : vision, he can
hardly estimate the value. of eyesight, and
consequently, from ignorance, or carelessness,
he is apt to neglect a few simple precautions,
by the observance of which,- hiS sight might
be preserved. We are aware that the eolumns
of a newspaper do . not afford the space, - Mir
is an editor qualified to treat scientifically of
the injuries which. accrue to the organs of
vision: but certainly the knights of the sane.-
tum ought to have some practical experience
upon artificial light, more of which they con
sume than falls to the lot of other men.
Let us then give our readers a few hints
upon the preservation of sight, - which : we de-,
duce frOm our own experience, and if we are
incorrect, our medical friends, and particular
ly opticians, aro welcome to our columns, to
correct our errois. We are no about to
in
terfere with those who liar° resorted to stec
taelo, for the Opticitui-olone can benefit them;
;but there are multitudes, who, rha s•
by they confess, that time has taken too strong
hold upon them.' Such ask, whether they'can
see better than they mivido
.without the,nse
of glasses? To - the most of these we answer,
yes—provided you will follow these simple di
rections :-First, never use a Writing. desk, or
table with your face towards n,:, window. In
such a case, the rays .of light Come directly
upon.the pupil.of the cycs, ana causing an
unnatural • and forced contraction' thereat,
soon pernianentlY injures the sight. Next. 7—
.wien your table or-desk is' near,o window,4Sit
so that your face turns from 'itof folvtril.'ilte.
window,irhile you'are Writing. :If your fdce
is towards the *indow, the oblique rays strike
the eye and injure it nearly as inuch as the
I direct rays when.you sit in front of the win
-1 dow. It is best always 'to sit or stand while
!I reading or writing with - the window I)eltirid
you: and next to that with the ljght coming
over your left sidethen the light illumines
the paper or book and does not shine abruptly
upon the eye ball.
The same remarks are applicable to arti- -
I fieial light. We are often asked what is the
best light ; g as, candles, oil or camriltenc
Our answer LS, it is - immaterial which, provi
ded the light of either he strung ;enough and
do not flicker.` . A gas fish ttiil burner
. should
never be used for reading or writing.' because
there is a Constant oscillation or .flickering of
i the flame. , Candler, unless the}' hare sell=
iu
f: 'sliming wicks, which do not - require much'
I: rt:tfring. shoUld not be used. We need scarce
-1 Iv sac that oil wicks, which eruct' over and
IF thus diminish the light, tiro good for nothing;
rand the same is true of compounds of the na ,
i vire of eamphene, unless the -wicks are prop-
lierly trimmedof all their - gfunary deposit after .
I standing twentv-fimr hours. , *
I But whatever the artificial light Used, let
tit strike the paper or book which you. art
Itising. ‘vhenever you.can, frOM over the-left
''shoulder.' This can -always he dom. with gas,
,
,torAat light is strong enough. and so is the
I light from eamphene. '.oil,' &c.. provided-it
;clones through a circular burner like the ar,
' hand. But the light, - xcliatever it be,,should
lalways he protected
_from the air itt the- room
})y.a glass ehimfiev, solhal the light may he
l'Steadv.- 1 --Bosbm ileral 4. , :' .
. .
ADVICE 1 , )::OM s " 4 )1.1) . INHA BITIViT. " -
1. Patro•Ui'ze your own trades a re
This is doing as you would be.doue by 'llia!
is buildipg up the town you live in'.
2. Pay your debts; so that others can
theirs. •
•
3. Quarrel with no man ; and then no man
_will quarrel with you. •
4. Do not steal your'preaching.; a man was
once struck blind, you know, for stealing fire
from heai.cn. ••
5. send your children constantly, to ,gehool;
and look in now and then yourself to see what
they ure!doing there._ •
6. Kehi all neat and - clean about your
'dwelling ; for cleanliness, "volt know, is the
handmaul.of health and a distant Iconsin of
Wealth.
7. Avoiirscandal; for this is a iipst to any
conimunitr.
= .Be liberal in respect to every laudable
public .enterprise; - for the god- iiook says,,
"the liberal Sim] shall he made fat." ,
U. Empty your liquor bottles; lot cem havq
alreadv "torked over' ipiite enoughhir them.
10. 'visit-the sicß, the Widow and the la
th Pries.; for this i i tic hart ut .th;tt religion
which is "pure,arn2 undefiled." .
11. Keep yonrehildren in at night : fir the
evening air is : bad tor them ; and fiiiatly
Fecd your mind 43 well as yii•ur body
for that. you know': muff go into tbtf scales at
lasi. : '
. PitysicAtt. TnAtts:tsii.------Parehts'' too 'lre
.
quently commit the error of givitt , their (tli
' dren a mertdv literary e s flucation—witlitMt the
moral or the physical trainif; ; .: to tit
them f ur'a life tfuSdfulne;.- - ; to•themsrli es and
society. "They too often make thenf lawyers,
physicians, a?ltt met-Chants, Withoitt- making
honest mutt—turd that turn 'out *ones, or
(not restrained by correct prinCijiles) stir
litigathini as rictlitbggers, poi s on the - public
as quacks: and cheat .it liv adulterations.-r
-'This is the - fru; common" results with such as
`have clot the eapacim to succeel'in Those be
!eupfitions, nor, the I hristihn honesty to starve
at them: iloty much better to 'give every lad
titroppd - rtitnity of acquiring such knowledge
in his youth, as-will enable him to earn a sub
sistence by physical labor—should the'ilemand
for-mental labor lie met. with an over-supply.
Every,boy should have a good trade---were
his parents as rich as Criesos, - and then his
knowledge,' acquired by the most liberal edu:
cation, would' be less likely to become a Wkt
pon for despoiling the less informed, when he
has spent his lather's.fOrtune.
pntscrro's (S. 4 Coi.t.tum . —The whele!
number of gra,dutes. thus fa y is :3090,f•amd,
ih4re are still living 2023. - Ile" first elaSs,
that of 1748, contamed'siximembers,of WhOm
fire became cleroinea; the sixth was n signer
of the Declaration.of IndepeOdence. Among ;
thd gradnate.s there have-been I President of
the united States; 2. Vice Presidents of the
United States, 13 members ofthe Cabinet;, 12
Foreign Minister's;. $2 chief Jitstices of partic-!
ulnr. States; 29 Gtreernerh: of State; 32 Pre - si•
dents ofColWes.
ConsthiA biniaxi: Fon 111.:a
Tlt Maine papers give accotint'uf a woman
Maher four daughters, in Fnutltifit County,
Maiiie, who shovelled snow, three feet deep
, front a path, nineteen rods long, td. enable the
.tim.A:metitcAN - SuNDAy tt - N(oN :—., daughters to reach a Sehool-ho4e,the first
This Society held itstomiYersatiin Near York ; ever erected in. the district in whiell ie hus-
Himday evening. According rd the secre- baud and father has, resided tWent*-one rears.
tarf's report, • tliem lire 6,000,000 children in ) didn't think the reward worth the labor
. •
tlicYnitedStati;s, two-thirds of *Nun are vet but ids wife did.
um:cached by Satibath,schonis. number ) . • •
ot.oooo, 14...bpi:Tucked in the Knion.iis
, 4 '
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II
NO 15.
Th'Hiiioas.
13ANNAN'S
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE
Having proenrtel thrtoPreeeee, tre are noir pnleiredi U.
execute JOB and 'llooli PRINTING of every desciption,
at the *Mee of Tfie Misers' 40..rie.d. cheaper than it can
be done at any other ceitabilehment in the Cotinty, curb as
Beets, rosintdets. ,lf.lla of Lading,
Large 1141,47, Owl TirL'Or,
Hand Bills, . liver Soaks,
Ar?idi: of Agrrimear, Thee Pool. - r.
hilt Iran:, O,'ler Barks. dlr..
At the very abortiatne , tlee. itur /deck of JOB TYPE is
more extensive thiitrthat of any other Mei in Oda age
tion of the E.tate, and we k..e employed repros.
ly for Jobbing. Beings prattles] Printer ourself: lita will
guarantee ouroath:-to be. aS nest as any that tan bs
turned out in tile rttie'a. PRINTING IN cOLORs don
;
tut the shartee,ttnottce. ; I
BOOK BINDERY.,
Books bound In every Inrlety of 'tyke. Blink Book's of
every des-riptinn al:mutat-turn I. bound and ruled t. or.
der at abort notice.
4istorical.
Sensmvt., the Circassian Chief, has had re
stored to him his son, who was taken captive
by The RussianS eleven 'years ago, when he.
Was but a child; From the time hewas cap-
tared Sett .tMvi. had not heard from him, and
had given him Up km lost. It appears; how :
ever, immediately on the capture the Russian -
General, Princci Wonoszoo,' sent the boY
to St. Petersburg, whCrn 'the- late Emperor
t oo k a liking to 'him, and had him educated .
in the Military Academy It happened last
year that ScittUll., in swine sudden surprise;
took several Russian ladins prisoners, amongst -
whom was the.l ) rirttss Tsunenswsncic.—
They were conducted Ito, one of Scworrt's
mountain fastnesses,. and 'confined there as
prisoners of war, but treated with the respect
and decorum due;to their', rank and sex.. The
Governox-General of- Tiflis seat a flag of truce
Scu.tMYi tu.demand the releaSeof the cap - ,
tared ladies. offering a birge 'sum of -money
and the liberty Orseveral Circassian ladies
who bad been made. pri4Oners -by the Rus
sians. But. Scuilm, replied that if his son
wris• . ulive, and the .Russians weseld restore
bins, he would release all; the Indy,
m. eaptiveb.
The Emperor wnen.A s sent foryoung SCIIA
s,, gave him his liberty,.and fitted hit; out
with the needful equipment to undertake the
long journey. The exchange took place in
the end of :listivary, Yosng SCIIAMYL, who, at St. Petersburgh;;Was not required to.
abjure the Moslem creed, has profited by his
ineOlUntary..ycjour at the gussian capital, and
has now returned', to hisoterjoyed lather an •
acedmplished cavalier, with as complete'mili
tary education. •
, - t
.—T .
THE DEATH 01'1:7LE:taxi V. pOntHT,
during his feeble aUd!i)rotlignte reign, amused
enormous riehts by a thousand scandalous
peans., hadhis relations and
dependants, but he .had hot secured their -
gratitMle. The very moment that his death.
Was announced in! die pap:4 palace, all its in'
niates rushed tquin.lo.s •reasures, as if they
were their lawful booty. Among his flamer•
otis household noi.a single !servant remained
to watch he;:ide - the dead body of their master.
The wax- candles Ithat illuM s itied his bed of
state fell upon the, bed-clothea,.and set. them
on lire. The dames 'spread over the whole
apartment, but the, paluce• [IN wardrobe were
Fo plundered that ntily a miSerable.:dnth could
he touud to cover the . half•burnt - remains of
one who had govet'ucil the Church. • •
11 - Ern (ITS OF Plit ETCA 1, 't - ';;,7c015" IN THE ALPS.
—M. Itoret has de - dueetl - front observations
during the years 1854 1853, and 1854,in the /
b'reneli Alp3,' - that the 'height of perpetual ,/
snow is 3.4.001nen2r5. or 7QO ineti•rs above
the height stated in nt.any work's in physiett
and tneteoroto'kv. ••
Ui¢cettanq.
- BOUNTr•LAND .Actr.---littring the
first mynah .'rout the phssitizii of this Act, it
is stated th'ttt there teen received at
the Petii,lll t lilice; over :',t1.4.).60 appli , stions:
The past month's experienVe has caused a.
revision o 1 the official e,tinitite of the whole
( 1 :;1 titr of land .reiptired to satisfy the pro
jsions of the Act. It is new admitted at the
011icoi that ;i"),ott(),tlt)n acres will pro
-111,,,irhc,- by the warrants to be
ie
' sued uu kr, the Act. In the ;40 days of gigan
th..lanii spoliation. this is called a mere bag.
welly; and, its at least ten years will he oc,
citpicd itt. the issue and location of the certi
fieas th e shock to the real estate - market
will nearly so great I.I`.:;WAS at first res•
siiniOdy apprelicided. Intelligent men have
ditn•red uric greally as a' din cfr , Tts of this
1-I.‘‘'. An old settler dtt the , \Vest, now ade
officer of the Gio:i. - trrarictit, stated
iinfnediately slier the pit'ssagenf the law, that
_au iii from the;resnlts ., of previous measures
nt :!,-.•:intilar clianictCr. it ould cause a •de•
pi-etla:ion , of the yaltio of la6ds in the „rni
led States, execi•iling Fi, 1 0 0 . 0 60.0%. Others
c,plitllC observant,. ladif`Ve. I/Mi_ the ar,):TC71110:
::1110.1111C lir (biliAtir)ll the! Act will he an
alLand its diArjbittion,.. ,4 radttis.l, that the
market price -for public and ti6vate lands will
Wl'er no decline at all.
COM3 . l.Nl)}:it INGli.tpitl/.—Thc gallantry and
..(I,,eision: of this officer in the celebrated Xor,r;•,
taallair, has won commendatitM from all sorts
of men, and a' rne.dal from .o,mgress, v,bich
Will be presented shortly to thc. Commander.
Ott one side of the medal theie will be a rich
wreath, between the tWo ends of which ap
pears the A merican eagle, a starry con:
stellatiy standing pu an . ahehor. fn the
centrp,is the fullowing inscription: "Present:
cd by the President of the United Stateg to
,C,lmmander
high
ingirthan, as a testimo•
dial of•the - highsense entertained by Congress
of his gallant and judic . ious &induct on the
2d Of July,
.1853. Joint resolution of Con
gress, August 4, 1854." I.On the other side is
• a ' . distant view, of Smyrna. with the United
•States sloop of war, St.lLotti4,, and the brig
of war, Hussar. riding rti, anchor in the har-,_
bor. Tht? life-like:character o the scene is'
,pre.served by the introduction; of large . and
small siv.e . craft of- a more paeific character,
and- peculiar-to thb Levant. The medal will
- be, nearly •four ineheS in diameter, and will
contain, -it is thought. over Aimee hundred
dollars in gold. The' engraving of the dies
will probably cost. ever ti 2,000.,
. :klut:ArroEs.-01 mulattoes. Dr. Mott offers
the foiloWing as a summary of his conelusion.e.
I. That mulattoes are the s.ll'prtest-lired of
anv elas4 of the human race.
That nada . /foes are intermediate in in•
telligenee between the blacks and the whites.
1. That they are less capable of undergoing
fatigue and hardship than either the blacks
.or whites..
.
.1. That mulatto rronvm are peculiarly deli
cate, and subject to a variety of chronic die
cases. That they are bad breeders, had nor
sea, liable to abortions, and thia thoir chil
dren generally die. young. •
,Z . ,. That when ‘innlott , :es :intermarry, they
tireless prolific than when, erhs B o on the pa•
rein.t stock.
That when 4 negro man married ft white
midman, the offspring partook mare largely of
the negro typo, than when the irecerse eon. ,
ne'ction.hati effect..
;.,That mu/at - toes, like .flegrOea, although
enjoy extraordina:ry exemption
front yellow fever when brought to Charlea.
toil. Savannah, Mobile, fir !C6r-Orleanm.—
Frimi Liii! Illustrated. •i
BANKING LAW IN IVISCoNsiN.--A bill
hai passed the WisConsin Assembly, making it
rn is
a demeanor for any person to par out or
put in circulation any bank 'note, certificate
of any description, knowing the flame to hive
.been - issued without the atithority .of that or
ny other State, in the' Un4on, lir - Canada.—
Itioes•of banks out of the'.state are alsopro.
hibited iron being.put •:irculaiion in Win
copsin, unless redeemable in .;peCie where is.
sued, and shall also be bankable in New York.
at pot less than 1- ofilger cents discount.-
116 law to goluto OM in 90 days, and in
thel.s a penalty of $5O fine,'', or nOt less than
six months imprisonment, Or both at discre
tioil. for every note issued.:!
' '
.1)0ING AGARA WITH *A LANT,ERN.- Nome
:few] years since, f traveller visited. the Falls.—
ie tnrrivcd at "The 'Cataract" (hotel) in the
:5 o'clock P. M. train of cars fr6nr Buffalo, took
his tea, hired a guide with a lantern, who ae
contpanied .the enthusiastic iiight,;eer to the
American fall, and then returned to the hotel,
went to bed. and left in the ti o'cloCk train,. the
following morning having "Hone" Niagara.
Wh'ut Would Bynas have tholight of this
tourist?