of: THE IVIINEW'S JOURNAL.
sINa Ix sts,uscsiniux:'
! , T , A -; annual, plyib..t id ai lf
Gnl :3A:oas, $2 il 41, I,llti
TJ CLI'LS: •
• r, Madevin. in advanve. 1).)
do doL oi)
dF do do moo
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'st be Invuritibly paid In alvance.
ova darts.•
rAltltiErtS..A.lgn °marts
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:..,y,;;4., a iy:....:l:atitt? t.., ,111 them until
'- ''. ". I • .I..ti ••r ..%•.,fu4 , to t.V.;•• thrir tiewsps
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r '..; I :,, h ;i:!:; .I ' ttil tli •,-,.-1.1"- • ••...t: led the NUS awl or: I
• 7 ~ b., • ntiltiled•
1 ' .' i ., , ... •• n Tv, t•• ~ .11 •r rim.••• , s trith.mt luf min-
'',," 1 •••,.. r . .311•t th • a - ...:Spi , rl , ares,nnt. to the for- 1
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',, l ,' t tv • I ••.:112 , 1 zhat refusi 14 . th t Ake newspa- VU
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RATES OF ADVERTISING. t i
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runic wyli. 3 lines. ,one time. 25 — 12 4 ,.2 •atint,lll.3ns• 1 21 :i mats each. All adver 1,
. • fur %t ‘r(pdri „uli;,clifirged as s, squat°
• f l ue. Tw3. TWICE. SIT. TWELVE.
t• SVI $ 1 5 0 $ 2 25 $3
t f .r 00 3 r.O ..s°oo
rice. LINE. 3 CJUNTID k 3 L -UV LEE GP TEN
I . 200 3.00 5 Wt, le, 00
-0"7: 2 ,3 50 500 SOO 12 01)
. _ .. .. - , -- , - -
•• . r .,, ana 4en g5O 10 0 5 1 5.0 0 - ! fished oeottavide Iron Works," Corner of•Noihivegian and f
•• • •''', .5 oa 6he •8 00 'l5 en •25 00 ' Coal streets. ; IL F. POMICOIf, 1
''\;- ,rt ful. 12 ill 'if, 00 ‘2:3,00 - '4O op ~! , N5ll. SMITH. i
"."- 1 , 3 ~0 -25 1.1'..1 .A) 00 ,45 oil no On. .i. larcla - 2.Zi. ISSI. i 12-tf .CLIFFORD POMD.OIt.
, . ~t i ,...„,
,ct -.Jtch-accompanied with an • -----
POTTSVILLE'IRON WORKS..
r ' '''''' s7 ;l' ,, mic: earh. • .GEORGE MASON. & ett-presiectfully 1
• ,
~,, „ Is 1,4,re 11arrilees and Deaf he,.10 eents f ' I P I I II (. ' - No e announce to the public that•they Havel
l'.':/..",1.11.1111---xubf.3111ent insertions. 5 rents 1 1 1 :b . 1 ' - ' • taken the Establishment known es the I
Nits. , o ••rd , .. ore c o unted es a line in advertising. ~ .....,-- t yrr,-/ ; 4; - t'ottsville Iron Works. on Norwegian st- i
, 0 t. 1•1 others alvt4tising by the year with l ' - "'""r. " where they Are prepared tobuild all kinds 1
h • -`, ' .-todi•ig Advert isnuent lint exceeding 2 lof ' , team ..1t,...n0.1. tuanetur Railroad Cars, and Ma- :
, chinery of almost-every description, at the shortest no.
... v.. t le. ,• 1 •". bin: el including subset-1p
; ••1 :- '•' 11 • 11- ' I ' • ''' ' • "
$1. 4 00 tier, and on the Most rear,onaPle terms. .Persons from
, q e rniti. quarter column with 1 abroad. ha want of. Steam Engine' , will -find it to their
; c oh, -,, o ,ant . , .
~,,I ~,,h,•riptitio, r 2 ,0 0 0 i advantage to give'them a call before engaging elsewhere. i
:-,,, i ~,,,. ~I. I h., r.it , s •losiznateu abate.
Pottsville. May Il -1,94 f 1
, • . •
' I 'l. in bkeier type than usual wilt be I - PALO ALTO ROLLINC MILL. . I
..,•-.• , 1.-1• 5-
' .. R. olvaftee on these prices. , Mi cuts : • :TA F SibeeriberS beg leave to an-'
~. , 1111 • svro rts letter preen. ,
l ,
•thunee to their friends And the public. ";
~, 1. 1 1,-,el.,..rtents I sc,...eive.l from Cleertisieg ,;l •-•._ _ , hat their new Rolling Mill at Palo Alto!
1 . .. , ~ ~ i. ex....et at 2.5 Nr cent. advance on these . rorn•Naiiii is now Complete. and In full- operation,
•r
... , ,..v.i isil .I.4reement with the publisher. f .. , ...,.. ...and that they are prepared to supply a
1 superior article of T Rails of various sixes.for the use of '.
• t•• t •h laettltsft ee nnipanied with' no
••ti It -et notlres no charge. • j Collieries antilatemi roads.
' I Orders for rail, i are respectfully 'elicited. and will meet •
...ie.. tit it..• of a r...lizi;ms s.horaet . er and • with prompt attention' if left at the R2lling Mill. the '
~o i .. •1 P Ili '''''‘ will in' ''li'ir- 214 25 cents ' n r any Hardware Store of 'Bright & Lerch. Centre street, P0tt5.1.,,,
.1.,,, • .1 el..r 10, Over le lines. 4 eents per ilue vine. or addnels by letter to LEE. BRIGIII I Jt,CO..,
~ .,‘I. . • - -• f
. Sept. '2 . 2. 15.55 L'Sdf Pdtsvi,le; ,, P. 0., Pa.'
nerd or üblie char 1 `FOUNDR Y, AND MACHINE
t, t:, `f a • 1 ' 11 .' 4 wit " r a l ''' ' P ' ,
.1 o i ,,,,, ts p-riloe fn. eaeh hofortien. , 19
1.11, ...IfrUili 011 t WC will %tate that 32.8 lines i Stettin Cs:Vector - Jr, moo. ' •
''' I ~-.1::i lines a'holf column-and ti 2 lines a!,lt -' , Milli:E.-The burdnese of the late firm
' - ' ,.' i l a 'i
-.13.%.1 words snake a column-1470 a half ' . let ._ ~ ...... of-SNYDER k 5111.2 WS, wilLhe mutate,
-- - ..
-• rt • column. All odd lines over • la , ~ ~..- tied by the sulrectibor to all its various;
._,, 1 -,..,.. e •itto 4 r • .
' ~,- ,-f i ler.o•l ot the rate of .1 rents per line. • J - 11110.1'.1= ,ranches of Steam Er ire building, Iron
• ' .. ,t.„., must routine their advertising to , Pounder. manufactmer of all kinds of •
~y - 0 -" • ..1 i o tt o ,rs: o f R ea l Es. Machinery, for Rolling Mills. Blast 'Furnaces. Railroad
„ga atl,i'la'i. .‘gen os •r . s al e
1. tub./ in Imeineee advertleenents. Cars, Ac.. &c. lie Will also continue the business of Min.
•, ,t il, . i ing and Selling the celebrated Pine Itharl IVA& Ask and .
The iVedneiday-Oollar Journal Leiria and .)stn rein; Red Ash Cbals.'being sole proprie. '
i I the 'Aro of the Nilners Journal at $1 • for of these Collieries. -. 00ECID W. SNYDER..
'
•. ❑‘ 1,-,•rii,...nients lns••rted at the usual rates,. -January 21. 18f. 4 . r .34f
. , .•
i ''' ''' • - • • t 1- made fr nu the Journal'',
~ ,„t., , p•-r i ••n . ~ • , TO COAL OPERATORS &MINERS.' •
. ~ A ittltebtt . in both papers. ,
a 'Pioneer Boilei:Works. , • ~
The subszritteri restwetfully invite the
!;10V.L attention of the business community to
t, ~ - ,„.:. ~. , . their Boiler Works.en Railroad street. be
-- /11014-yaalm low the Passenger Depot. Pottsville, Pa,.
.-
—...... , - where they are prepired to manufacture
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KURT Z & HEISLER, 1011.EltS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Smoke Starks. Air Starks. Blast Pipes, Gasometers, Drift
' Late Kurtz, ileyerle & Co,) Cara. &c.,. &c. Boiler.s on hand.
Xaunfacturers of Being practical mechanics. and having for years devoted
olfraieles" I s us. Cent Riddles. IVie , themselves entirely to this bran - flip( buslncas. they fiat.
Jtj` *llk 'r . " l. Cna- - ' ter themselves that work done at their establishment will
'••-- flreoms, A.c.„ ,Ite., 31inertville, Sbhuyikill
51,73 4
men,. . give satisfaction to all whomay favor them with a- eitll.-
Individnals and Companies will find It greatly to their ad
" T
,hankful f‘r the liberal patronage they
"-- ' t ' I .1) -0 •re and others. in' the., Vantage to examine their work before ant..mettle elsewhere.
• ,A ~ ••it lae t it:l ,• t . "121_ yit.l 5 43 1?•-tf J 011 N & .TASIFISNOBLE. :
i'l a rr r ris ...tastily solicit their custom In the
...,-.'.' 0 . lk .i MO at num shop will be warranted, so
_. POTTSYILLE 7 FiOLLINC MILL.
• , i I s . af raid r5l gettiing.tt bad job. . 'file: SUBSCRIBERS respectfully an
I'n •• 'no t,l the oldest. and Mr most cape.' . t.....•
•-I -1101111 CC to the public that their new Roll .
3. ,-,- ir.r•Kr In th.• county. we feel sure. that we
~a_ . • :- - . i.,..•• Mill is now completed and in full ope
tyrl ,q , tts,- beat'Coal Screens its the Region. yelMEzigia ration. and that they are prepared to sup
' ' 1t• .1.11 Kurtz. Minereville. to W. - - • - ply all kinds of Bar Iron of various sizes,
;' -r P ritsvill. , ••r Bunts .i noisier. stinersville, which they Will warrant to be supt:rior in quality to any
_ -,, 'melt . attended to. ON "S•rren xrcpe irat. , obtained from abroad. at the same prime. •
oa..
- They also manufacture T - Rails. for the use of the Col
lieries and Lateral Roads, weighing .from 21 to fit) lbs. per ,
_ yard. ntade,of the best Iron. and. which will be found,
11117 SCREEN FACTORY. much cheaper than the imported article. •
Being; prictical mechanire:, and having had considerable
Change of Proprietors. . ' experience in the Iron business• they flatter themselves
''''''''',..... n 'l' I IF. 1 . 1111.10 rs iam e a has as- that they can glee entire satisfaction to purchaserr,. and
2, also make it their Interest to patronize home maaufae.
";•'''''‘,l:l--erfel 014 proprietorship of the Wire
turns-. JOUN IigENISII & CO.
...•,•,, ••,•.t,•ry in c,,tit ,;trert. latly t.oto _., _
me mber 6, IS - 51. • 4041
1 i; wA lawffeet . '''''''''' tn. 1' •• II I C. 0. ., an ^ desires tocall
I•t' •p .erf.• , . - 11111 the publicgenerally, WAS m t N CTON IROUviti - itiCe — .
..,...„:,..• ••• - •.1 , 11-h net t. .Irattgements are made Pottsville, Pa., ,
•.•111: 'ls • .-.Lr. t..... .f •totteriols, and orders for
~.. J. WREN az BROS. 'respectfully it-rite
,r , t I, z.: -trriorit will be fill.si at the ettortest no.
:tE' ilk the attention of the business community'
,I as 'it. :a ..t sat isesetory terms. " . .."' to their New Machine Shop and Foundry
-...,,,•.-rf , ..e, L eer, •vcr. having secured the Fervl , es e ii . „,„, erected between Coal and Rai - troll stre'ets,
'.',..r - .1 11 I ..sp.rricncell workmen Invites the most rt. ..e ... , and fron'tlng on N'orwegian 'street. where
• -----ii el a •- , r test of his e,•reens promising them they are prepared to execute all orders for machinery of
~ t, •-• h • he.t turned out its other manufactories , Brass and Iron, such as Steam Engines. all kinds of tlear
-1•,•,-, 1-tf ' .101 IN LIARLAS. log for Itolling,llllls. Grist and Saw Mills.-Siriele and
enfolons Double acting Pumps, Coal Breakers. Drift-Cars, all kinds
. of • RaDratui Castings. such as Chairs for Flat and T Rail;
. Frogs. Switches. Ac.: all kinds of cast and wrought Iron
Shafting. Being practical meehanics ; and having made
the demands of the Coal Region their Study for years..
• also all kinds of Machinery In their line of bufdriess. they -
--- --- 1' • flatter themselves that work done at their establishment '
NOVELTY IRON WORKS. : will give satisfnetinh to all •who may honor then with Is
47V...we TiIE undersigned manufactures Steam call. All orders thankfully received and promptly eie
it, 'NUL I:n..ines. machinery and castings for blast
1
urames, r dling mills, grist and saw mills
3 T. 1111111 1 4.11,11 f1 i , e i tt, tof •general iretchinery. Also, cast iron '- , JOHN r, lv It EN• ,
elated, on the most reakonal•le terms. .
1110.1IAS WREN, •
JAMES Wit EN.
-*l-5111151111- , ante I. w houses and stores, having a new n e tt0 w ,,...2. i 96,7. ',..
.: . e .., . sriety of patterns nnd designs-has set smosommor- -
---11 iron - fronts in Philadelphia. New Orleans. Pate
' -- and would be pleased to receive or-
.
,romptly attended to.
.1. R. JONES.
l'l.l'mf,
WIRE - SCREENS.
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MINERSVILLE.
POTTSIrILL;E.
'ON WORKS.
HARRISBURG•
PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE, - ) 1
•
,• i At Perkionten Bridge. ,Stmagnmery County, Alma. .
1
.. ' rPHIS Institution offers facilities for
ALLEN'S IRON WORKS, . 1 the education of young ladies...in .all the branches ;
Schnyllill conntyi-Pa.r useful learning and the polite accomplishments. not
o u , he ' found. it is believed. In any other Female Seminary
he fitibSeribers, proprietors of the in the United Sates.
ce named extensive establishment, an- • The hoard of instruction-is made up exclusively of;
ince to the rinsing of Schuylkill cowl: persons liberally educated. who bring to theirduties dls- ,
and the public geneMilv. their readi- tinguished abilities and long experience. The College ix
s to turn out any and all'klndsol work , amply provided with apparatus. libraries.. Ice.. and the
shortest notice. and in the most sat- domestic accommodations are superior. and the expenses , •
nd) as building Steam Engines. man- very moderate fora first class Institution. ' 1
I and Drift Cars. Pumps, Castings and , Parente and guardians having daughters 'or wards to 1
leis. ' . - educate will do well to make themselvei acquainted with !
•kmen are employed-And satisfaction_ the merits of. his school.
rely guaranteed. Orders from abroad Circulars containing full particulars may be had on ad-
' CART ::S . ALLEN. .1 dressing the Principal. J...WN. , underland, aS above.
1 • . Information may also he bad of Mr. Kenn. Erkel..Esq..l
-----1 , of Tremont; and Dr. Lewis Brayer, of Schuylkill Haven, '.
who have daughters at the school
AV- Passengers by tae Pottsville & Reading Railroad'
EADOW IRON WORKS. should stop at Itoyer's,Ford station. on the Reading &
It. DS IN &Bin ;Tilsit. Iron and Dress Philadelphia Read. whir° private coneeyanre may .44 had
ander.. n..sres•tfully inform - their pa- - to the College. distant live miles. M. 11 ALDEMKN., 1 .
es and the public generally, that they . . s Scc'y of the Hoard of 7'n/steer.;
fully prepared at the above establish- Sept. r".'55 '-------•--------- seSt
-Id. to teanufacture Steam Engines of ..----------.-------,------- 1 1 -
..s., Arne,: l'ailrrad and Drift Cars. and every ; ' - cm • in . sli 0 AI c oft • . i
.I.:,; ; ,•isA of iron and 'Braes Caetinge suitable for 41 . la ' 1 Tho
0!..1i 1.,.: or other I,u.iness.on the most reasonable 1 -,, • . i .
vs, , Ili os iu_t eslinder3 for Mast Furnaces and l i
's• s r'i i 1 , :.. , tvral. . 1 tliabtlpt)ia Commtrtral
...
t., f 'dl I .4.1A,t one with neatness and despatch 4 - ;
- i
•1, .• .., pri • .... Ali - work furnished by them war-
.1 h Iso-f -nu sell: Thes; would solicit the custom of, ;a - 1
.OOLL
TI CE
„,,..„.," ...sot :vales in their line In this virinity. : S. E. Cor. Its and Cheount Streets. 1
'I rs ,i in it) , ..t.1 ) . witkiiiimediate and prompt attens TH is institution wh ich was first es-;
• ;
W, D.. 111.1 1 DSON.. ' tablished In Sept.. 1544, and numbers among Its
1 graduates hundreds of the business men In this and oth
er cities was on June ith, 1855. Chartered and establish-
ed as a allege. in accordance with Act of Legislature.
The Ll.urse, of Inetrudion is of a thoroughly practical •
character and contains all those branches necessary for 1
use in busioess; besides which. the pupils have the pri
vilege
of attendance upon a course of LI',CTiIi3.ES UPON'
CsOlM Eitel AL LAW. delivered for their espetial Wee by
......1
eminent practitioners.
For the present season, the lion. Judge klarrsrnar s 'ar
tless are engaged in this department 1 -
8. 11. CRITTENDEN, Principe..
/FirTatalogues will be sent to any address, On applica
tion by letter. Also. Ci-itteroden's Book-KeepPlg. on re
ceipt, per mail. of Abe price. $1 51.). Key to same, 50 eta.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6, 1155 ' . 40• Gm
MU
T AIII AQUA.
y 1F55
VEIL MEADOWS.
r.tl 4.1k51 9-1 y
MINERSVILLE.
DEHAVEN'S IRON WORKS,
Milserawillet
subsrriber is prepared to mann
-4"."
suo, 'ti.ture STEAM ENtil NES of wny power,
"
umps of any rap city.and Coal Breakrrs
ace7 . l; description; 114 'well as every
titer kind of machinery used In Mines,
urnai-es, Rolling Mills. Sti* Mills. &e.
•t the facllitiot p - aaecaed for mannfactiaring. and
• ; t..t..xperience In the business, work can be turned
hi; ;rabli+hment, at the very lowest prices, nod
nla .1" putting up machinery of any kind,
`Mad I call and examine patterns and become at.
...1 with pries before csntractinw elsewhere.
of every kind are a,llrfted. and 'strict attention
, flYell to their prompt execution. •
WILLIAM DEII AYEN. •
rtville. December 9.15.54 _
!en ,
la
ed
TREMONT.
• TREMONT IRON WORKS. •
rinaout, Schuylkill County, Penns.
rims , The Subscribers respeetiolly invite
the attention of the basineatwomrannity
Their New Machine Shop and Fowl.
try. erected in the town of Tremont- and
ender th , ‘ uaperintendence and manage
'. 4 tlesews. Z. liaid ,, rff and Philip Umholtz. where
Oro prepared to exeente all order. for 3Larhinery of
and qu-h a. Steam Eneines of any power,'
...nf Inv eapaeity, Coal Tireakers of every descrip7
% 1 1 kii,l4 of 11.1riliz for 11 , 411111 g tirlt.i and
and all 'kind. of Riiiroad Castings.
1. :hairs for Fiat and 'IL Hails. Fiance. Switches- and
• , 1.-f and Wr Trull Shaftitura. Slr. tjm
a on Iferhanie and having had tile row.
~1 •-i malty year. la the Coal !teizion,.
I ..ir puttine up 31Inc.httioxy of any kind,
riFd to .411 aid t ecamint.:ntr pitterna and superior
.f ‘y ,r': and become tivitilint.ed With priem.at
W.rks h.f >rt. enntra el.ewhere. 'trdera (ger
. tak fully r.oatived and at l't attention will he
'heir p-'..met .. , coe. severalls,
- \ll I h En, illeS on hand •
li:)A 1.1 C. A. k A. M. SELTZER.
c
MA'
DO'S ALDSOS.
4 F* I .I I 4EIRSt & 'MACHINE SHOP.
Donaldson] Se.baylltl/1 CO:, Pa.
eilhotti Ours reepc'etfully incite
tzaati , : t of the busies soommullt, tt , I ,
new Foundry and Machine Shop'. " •'=“l
t 44 x 4 -d in the town of Donaldson..-
gads the melmze
the nru4.rsl rned. all of 'whom, are truths]
14 * , h 'Area differ:eat branch , " of\ i trusluess. is
e •ninlet and , tre builder. They renow reedy ,
f 4r. machines!, neb steam etr•
"nn.e' , 3l hr: skere alt kin& nS gearing for
I are 4nilie end Ariel cars sill kinds of railroad
4 4 , trk ex chairs. frns. switehts. salute plates
lee Mit' zit tn'tdo to order. .Ala) apple mills. per
ii and r.1.14.11r4 stoves. crates of ilTedlffereeet'simuip
F.:la up to twente-foue Inches in 'length. Mack
ix, In its visions branches. executedl'Alt et Ort nag
qttter ourselves thst ail eilritekomeetilitlis Dot &Id.
wilt civet erettne entisfetrargil: ter
he future auto:* of their patron. Our Otgtto It
ILnd ict nee." thin' , ru!Sr
the shortest Wont*, nod terms
• - Lrlt;lD .1 )7: ER,
- ' TtnaliirT Y31.7":0,
- LCW!;.;
'PET ix.
:SS 50.11
JRT CARIIOIII ,, •
• --
FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOP,
roil_ Carbon, echo:. Mill (to., Vs:
T. IL urlstratSTEEN anuoune
'.l,lsts eveAllitetta. from the empletiontet
'the shove named estahtlxbinent. to sup-
all orders In'his line of. business--h
as toi Steast":Boitlies, ilallood and
Coal Breakers. Castings and Machina
ml. Ito trazmithbla.work toFlroaati i .
tinglr solicits patrol:mks at borne and
Jan. 27.1855
rs ebnout.
,lat they are the Prop, we of the
nUlln Worker Port Carbon. rately ear
4 on by B. Sillyoun. where they eon
inue to manutheeere to order, st the
Steam Bailees, Pumpri.Coal Meeker. and
almort iny,Ktro or doirriotton. for mining
4 3 , 4 4. Airy Railroad end Drill Cm, trert Of
,1 I soy etse or pottem. t►rdere ere reaPollt.
GIO. By 118.91.1611, BRA.
Privakita Shovel AVeria. '
to fltraish tly e 4ll /` lll9 42141
4 ,ch rl Iclll Cmtity, with or a ll -kin 4
)'..it triess. Attention is parii , en•
Al to ttwir Gin/ Ahivels. Orders for. Shovels of
, Ptlteru promptlyattitot4/to.
(WA nsstEr. * BItO
Abort 51, 1016.2. tr
1;)111.,1'':vi I: 117 c J~wa
MEM
OTTSVILLE IRONONORKB.I
Foundry and 11ratelaliste Bitsineasi -
NOFJCII.—Ibe Subscriber, . bilve thi
toy formed a copartnership, unifier th
'win or POMROI, SMITH & POMMY
TECI,I4=I`
e• the trateeiction or it general P4undri
and Machine Ihfrinw, at the old•estab j
=I
) 11BLISH
XXXI.
ME
IRON WORKS.
POTTSVILLE:,
STATE-SALES.Rt. --- aL'E
SHER IFFS!SALES OrR E AL ESTATE.
Y Virtue of sundry writs of Ventli
tinni Exponas, issued out of the Court , of Common
P eas of Schuylkill County,and to Me directed, them will
be exposed to Public Sale or outcry, on .
SATURDAY. 9.01 L5110.1t liern, 1E55,
at 10 enlock in the forenoon. at the public house of Wm.
Mate, in the Borouah of Pottsville, Schuylkill County,
the following described iteal Estate. viz;
ALI. that certain lot or piece of ground situate in. the
lxwa ugh of ?oil sville. Schuylkill 4 . ontity, bounded on the
north by Market street, On the east bye jot of John Powers,
on the south by,e ten feet wide alley and on ,the west by
Eighth street, containing ii a idth :A feet, and in depth
T 121.) Let, wilts the appurtenanees, consisting of a
double two-story stone dwelling, house, with a one
ode half story trams ktt.hen thereto attach.. dais
the property of AN DMA% GILMORE. ,
ALSO. all those certain two house'. two Itoriesa
high, one frame , and one stone, log' stable and let
of ground situate on the westwardly Fide of Centre
street. in the borough of Pottsville. :Schuylkill county..
is•ing the lot which is marked p`dinber seventy-Pia (7o)
on the map or plan of lots laid part called the Norwegian
addition to the town of Pottsa file and is bounded and
des.ribed as follows viz: Begitilitng at a post on the
westwardly side of Centre at rein. a corner of It lot marked
No. 75, on the same map or plan; and heretofore conveyed
to. Edward Waklera; thence by the same south seventy.
three degrees west, 291 fret and -twotriches to a post on
the eastwardly side of Adams street(= thane e; along said
street north 17 degrees west 95 ft-41 . 6nd six inches to a
post. thence by Int marked number f 7 on the aforesaid
map or plan. and about to be conveyed to Thomas Quinn,
north 73 degrees east 228 feet and five inches to a post,
and east 90 feet passing along the northern end of the
house now occupied by Janus Buckley. to Centre street.
aforesaid: thence along said street south 73 feet and 10
inches to the place of beai n ning, as the property of JAMES
BUCKLEY.
ALSO. all the right, title and interest of Washington
Hummel of. in and to all that certain Farm or piece of
~. „.„.. r sice, land. situate in Wayne township. Schuylkill county, on
se y o f th e B oar d o f Trusters. the road leading from &has Mill Havers tai Pitiegrove,
Sept. 2.2 '95 34-11 t I bounded by lamb of Jacob Wolunier, Jonathan Teich.
- - -
,0 — , 451 -- i i: r , — . 7 --- c - 20 ---- i f iiii ----- it I , — i=a li b e n n ut h s, a rit ln ti i .• J t o p hn nl': l 2n . ces
con ta i i ii n s i i n4
n 3l: .. a;r a es or
`li re ••
s i .0111 10 $l.llllll l l. '
a l t . StorY stone tavern ' P toue with% ot;e.story two stone
. „, kit. lien thereto attached (known as the Long Run
• d sta w t l l l e in and h' ira uw me ; sheds.
-1 p trt a 0 nun tr t int , story .„"gnitat . .'.'4l,fg.,....iTaffrarani..,,
4 ' ALSO. all the right. title and interest of Washington
' i i Ilummi I. of in and to a certain 'tract of wood land tap
1 IL MII IW g r a _ 1
ate in Wayne township . Schuylkill county, bound by
1 1
seal . 1 lands of John Vetch and Jacob llenibelsel, etintai
Chesnut. Streets- . acres more or less
'•ich was first ea- ALSO all the right. title and interest of Washington
numbers among its Hummel. of in and to all that eertain lot or Wee of
'n in this and oth. ground, situate in the borough of Schuylkill Haven, in
4 an d w a wa,. Schuylkill county, bounded one the north and east by a
wislature. . )2 feet wide alley, on the south Iv lot of Daniel Site, de
practicalc. ased. amid on the west by a public street, contalhing
tt al iill the appurteno.nt 150 feet in depth
consisting and atsif
a one story
til9o feet in width i
vy
fo r
I
Mt- w
N 'i Illft dwelling house.and; thozo ptable, o p the p ro .
pert,' of WASHINGTON lIUMSIEL
Seized, taken in execution.and will be sold by
JA,MES;VAG.L.E, Sheriff: '
Simms' Omer.. 1
Arfretfte. Oct JO. 1E55. 424 t
PUBLIC SALE OF COAL LANDS.
.
IN pursuance of an ,order of the Or
phew,' Court of Schuylkill county, .tames 11. Graeff,
Ciarenco 11. Frick and Robert V Clark.eXectitors of 11'S1.
OAT, late of the 'borough of Dinvilie, in the county of
Montour. deceased, wall expose to public wile at the Phtla
dclPhis SAchatige, in Philadelphia, on Tuesday the
Twentieth day of November next, at 7 o'clock in the
evening the following described real estate; Thirty
eight full. equal, undivided eight hundred and tenth
partl , (the whole into eight hundred and ten equal parts
to be dis bled) of, and In all, that certain Duct c r tracts
of COAL LAND situate on the head waters of Busters
river, in the townships of T.emont end Fridley. in the
'said county of Schuylkill• surto oil on warrautS grantid
to Robert Irvin. Elijah Weed. Gone Al red, William
Cook. John Cook, Robert -Lyon, li'llliam Montgomery,
James Miller, Jonathan Walks and Andrew Carson,
containing In the whole .r , ..0r Thotorted, three Ituntir.d
and sixty-Jxu acre.. and six percher and allowance bound
ed by lauds now or late of the 'Stew York and Schuylkill
Coal eompony, by lards surveyed to Jame!' Miller and
others. with the appurtenance fete the teats of the said
deceased. j
The &km described lands are part of the vridely celes.
brated lands known as the Doneldsen (tat Lends, the
richest and most productite In the county of Schuylkill.
and the interest proposed to be told contains about Two
TtitSvi.noN. 1 • hundred and fourteen alert's neat oteentre, together with
Terms English and Mathematical -, - - 119 CO 1 the interest of soda deceased in the iusprovententeon said
Languages with the Eng. k Math - - ,20 00 I lands. Middle Creek Colliery which tom capacity of pro-
Instruction on the Piano Forte. extra 2 0 00 1 doting one btmdred and Itttrty,rausind•tons of Usti
Use of instrument - - - - • '4 00 -- i per annul& Horton'a Colliery with 11 earraelty of eighty
Iloardt nit. 42 50 per week.) • - • - 56 00 n, thousand" fontpee annum. ii. SJ6P6alider &Pei Canter}
Oir ,Pferfunt to be mode (foofekdf, to deftnnee-.1161 t yielding from thirty to fluty Motet: rod tome panumum.
For further information, address i Tbo Mine Hill pithead es tende into the mot available
ELIAS SCJINEIDER, Prowspat. I points on the property. The Initnirtlngek brach of the
Orwieshunr. June 18.'56. 24-1 Y Tremont and 'Mount Eagle odium:l.la about being eon
' strata* along the vestals borders Cif said hinds. Rail
- roads connect these tags& both with the eastern and
southern - nomkets. With the prtimmuluoprokements and
facilities Are hundred thousand,tons of Coal can betaken
'lf I DIE 'S
ef 11E A P Watch and Jew. COnditipOli of sale will to latide known Ott the day of
I.Jelrl Store. N 0.72 North Second 1111.1 by
JAM'Fiti. ORiEFI O , '
street, (opposite the XL Van= i ROBERT V. CURL Zoralors.
H ouse). Philadelphia. OLAItICICS IL. PRIME. .
Gold Lever Watches. full Jewelett,l6 N. cases • $24; Si). 1 By Order of Court- - 1... ,
yet Lever . full Jeweled. $l2: Silver Lepine, $9: ttnertier, 1 JOSIIIJA pa on, MAK. 01 O. C.
its to $7 • Gold Spectacles. $l5O 10 110: .41 11 sr spectacles , 0c t .t.20, '55.
$1 50, • Silver Table Spoons.. per set $l4 to $18: Silver Dew.
'
Pert Spoons $9 to $ll Sliver Tea Spoons $4 70 to 7 sn. EXECUTOR % BA LeOir RE ALBiri.
0 031 Pens and Gold cases. fa 20 to $5; Gold Pens and WILL be sold at PUblie • , Sale, on
Silver oases. $1; together with a variety of fine Oold jelry, 1 • latth av, * ma t o , A 186 r, sk „,,th s .4 s l o „ m d.
elry, God Curb. °nerd and Fob ehaina. All goods war- dente of ,Peter Knorr, deceased, fit Arpper,ilshantottgo
rented to be as represented. Watches and Jewelry To.' towns hip, g e b a ylkill eraanty,tu - sogiopoing property of
paired in the hod manner. Alm, Ihuunk Maim. Oat. L ot d emise d. ,t, : , , 5 ps..l ,- .„,
pc. made to osier. t ,
f - No. 1. An excellinaterin Willmed $6 aereeof gandhot-
N. 11.—All +say mail or othersise, will be lia t ont u n d, s m. v eleta, The Hub 4 byes ibet, a
punctually at totted to. stories high—one Om of Muse an& two °Mame,
Sept 24 ' B5 ' 35 4 lid is arrangadthr time paint of bumt,siindfweirio
t e e erherlit, Twp pairs of stone* - la it of Wrath burm,
end spotted ambience), with .a Shenerand Sipa Ste
shine, enlist operation. This 51111 Is driven by' the Ma
. bantongocreek, with a waterwheel 14 fret modshainease.
Wombas num an excesent thence Is Mire presented.
Nal sm all bra of 60 acesoiutoreorless.baliddele
1 ,, 1043 alio 114 1 0 , 616 117, 1 21 ' 0 ,e1 t0 4 , ,b 1,
I land GM Kewitto. home tiohltgl thO above
,MIII i ,A naseettler, dwitlUrgt and other
build ngseneettetedlbsoloen. J ,' r, , 4
No. a. A tract of land of 27 wee, mere erlase: bra&
ed by Load of Rey. lama Stiebly, Page lAreselsomid oth
ers. Op Which is erected sone/tory log bony =am
stable, 'Ms tarnishes au excellent plant for a Or
mocUtalet being elms oaf a putlie road..' _
No. 4. A tract of woodland oI 6 scope. lonandedby land
of Isaac Knorr, Gabriel Bert and others
i All Wotan property is situated la tippoNelionton•
Ott township, Schuyikill Chanty,;The sale commonest
:II cteltlek In the fanwwww. whet the eartalleas will be ,
Itlide P. Bnsular. ,
Octolla4 $0. 1 53 1 ' '•• 42,4 t : -
iPRIWITE SALE.'.
WILL be sow. on s onable
,terms,
y w two beams I nd lots or trotted In Tattfolna. , -.
Bonndid We the weeflop West stunk by a fifty feet street
no the south. and ably art street on the east. These
lots Sr. wall *nod and are natubdiod tto6= futd 207, are
with 301170 toot. The bawls ere seam& teritetable
dwelling., with rwell , +r-water on the Tradeoff. The
gallon ahrfivelabill lola Mg twee, Ewa II Bala and
sherry. anis. tirade, befit Moth 1061 nod. A -my lied.
Mae TworteY. dent to MAW in Unreal:Si skids et Ow
weather additional loan. "blab coal/ bit twiny rasa
reofitably rented. Ingwillei will to *Minors& mid far
e"' iii r tbs 11" 1. 8. 6 11 . 21.04 WXY 4th rifillI n c ual .g AbI h. . 11"1" .14mat igned Porbew,. 1
Trarte. net 111.'
EDUCATIONAL.
ARCADIAN INSTITUTE. I j
THIS FLOURISIIING Institution.
located at Orwigsbnrg. Pet.; has entered upon the
second year of its existence. The fine scenery of the
surrounding country. the healthy, quiet and retired loco-
Lion of the village are not. surpassed by any in the state. ;
It is easy of access. being within two miles of the Phila.
del phia and Reading Railroad, to and from whidh a siege ;
runs t wire every day. = . I
The males and founds" are taught and boarded in sep
arate departments.
The ehßOsophical Apparatus comprises instruments of;
the finest and most improved style. Each student should
have several snits of clothing of a plain style. a Bible. a
few towels, napkins, as umbrella, a pair of slippery
blacking and shoe-brtishea, and very little spending
money.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions. ; The
first session of the year commences on the IStb of April, I
and continues 2:2 weeks: the second opens on the I fith of (
October. and continues T.: weeks. There is a vacation of
4 weeks at the end of each, session .
Pupils; can enter at any time,
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
LlL\'l
- - CHEAP WAICIIt33 A JEWELRY—WhoIe/pile ;
lEl.7 . wavi d a rc r iat Azmil i on7 e :PN A h a i ik adow r iti Ph iat iled emou p_ Ma gi ' W itiw ateh t, e cor. isd 1
Gad Lever Insielies,failiJeward, II ca PM Vg•
, 6c44 Lepfnelfstebea. 18 to 1
Ellyn. Lewmfalljewelled4 l2 , Geld 3 s ' 00
A
E.Uver Lepter“ jewels, 9 fine 8 Irer de , 1 501
GoldQuartiera, . 7 Ladles' Gold Poneih, 11/0
Bracelets, . 3 Oyer Teaspoons, let, 100
Gold Pen with Pencil. and Sliver Hoiden, lII.'
Geld Einger-rhige, 3734 cents to $9O; Watch glasses,
0110,12% mute: patent, IS% erste: bunt. 21 as*
other articles 16 propoirticn. All goods warranted-to be
rtist Qui *resold tee. - 'NfAUITIMIt A GAUEN,
• 09 howl—mu W
Geld aid - ry Lewitii.and jesdnell
still lower than the &barn Sainte.•
Pert. 'ZQ. '53 - . • - 31A-101h
W*70111E11; •r- -. •
a JUST RECEIVED ; an EiteTslitensortmentot
Watch" ai fallow": • - - • '
Flue Gold Magfe—ifttaffa4 flull illtatiutr.C. oll ,
• Patent Pear. fan 1110 "GM. __
Odd Anchor Lev and, Lepina.treens22 to pa
Saw Frddies—flunting and Open Taos Mei 15 tOs4o.'
- Setedtk—Also a vary estaadva aapottnantel littitaitt.
Trire.-4114 resolved, * variety of the
Xistact poi4lras and best qvuOty, by at Nlordst•
dyterleerf*,to:svery gettittjt i •seets as Mei
mi t a fbrarm Viewer Vases, Iplestanuy. Ornanumtio, is.
ifuriavtlestraatinstem4apetior Vtollakeuttara t Atect .
i
deem, rates. kr.; *c. -
All of which are ofruiv4l at the Imola . ;whet. prtees....
Call and see for youreetree. tit . -. 1 • • -
'NI AIL IdttltltEßS,l(Lele L. Pither.) '
Centre "treat, 8 deals aboi• Mabantangs.
t?at!~tlis, Dec. 14, lfrq :AV PI , "1 41Mt
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GENERAL ,
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wII.L TEACH YOU TO PIERCE THE BOWELS OF TEE TiIITH 'itE t, coE
D.natsT. TRITE THE EAVEI44 OF BlOttli AIXE, METALS WEIGH WILL GIVE STBENGTH TO OUR ELANDS AND,ECEUCT ALL MERE TO OUR ESE ESE rtgav t ax.--Dr. 4 1 74/1 ' j J
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ED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,. BY BENJAMIN - BANNAN POTTSVILLE,-SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PENNSYLVA
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NEW AD VERT'_ ENTS
FOR RMEUIRATONI; I . ,
ISVPIOVENCENT''
• 1
NEURALGIA, Spraihs 'and .- M ains of .. COAL STOOK - AT ARC lON.
1•, . -
1 , all kinds. use MORGAN'S MAGIC, DAT,. I, prepared f„ ()S hare' E`' '''' ..I .
.Prest impro emetic Cu.
and sold hy 3, 31,0E0 AN, Third slieet.'o ear Merkel. Potts
erne. and 133' Vine, street, Itiladelphla. while the most • .11Tuesdai ti(iidng,tth Nov of 7 o'clock. at
satisfactory references can-be Mein . 0,25 and 511 cents a e Phi iphia E.c.clume,l;kOt shares ( each) of the
!settle.' ' 'Jun e' 9,1'35 i 234 y . stork ot tlorest Itepri,VMent Colopa
• ' ' - This Compa io-Yny ow ns about BD,LOO a( res ll v_
•I • LYONS' KATHAIROW nearly threeton ihs are t LIE timid Goal I
AVE-YOU used 1 7 ,:yotis' Kathairencs ti t il in eoonY• Half a milliog Of dollars ha
nuking branch railrUds, opening (
for the hair? It is the meet delightful toilet arti :. log wines, bonzes, sehooligehurchmsaw
vie, in the world and is proeminentlybenelleial for Grey I Alx,nt 500,000 tons coal 00 be produce'
and 'Bald beads. The KathairelL'rullY *flOred my hair the Improvements nnw Its Vregress will r
after a baldness of twelve years. .2llonte 'truly, the produce to a million! et tons: The
It ATWATER.. .lands are tow accesalbki .I.P. fila Mthebr
• • . ' - No. Yl Waren' Street. ;low York. - can be developed at any lim o to meet th
Also, Lyons' Extract of Pure ..butudes Ginger, for dye. wand for,Coal.
pepsla and general nervous debility, , ke., mitlbe had at • . The Capital stock I. 1,3:iti).000, 1 or briar
-..' -., C, EMMET'S acre—very little more *Mame been pall
• Perfainery and Variety Store, centre Street, pottseme, lauds, without railroad cittriectionit in of
October IS, 1853 )' . • 1 ,., ! !'. 41. if e t
country: .T ;. Oct.
• -1
• FACTS FOR THE - Pi:. ()FILE!
LE- you wish a pleasant ii...1-..lllli'ealthy
L stung, sad teeth to rival ilikri.4 - use Dobsox's Ross
toord7PASTX. For neutralking the eff ects 4,;tritiated esr
cretlons of the mouth, removing stahr andlpreventing
the accumulation of tartar, invigorating wihealthy gums,
and correctinT factor of the breath, gas Deritryter chal
lenges competition: . :
The form in which it.is put up; renders it preferable to
n wash-being more enrmomirst.;-whilO 'ettgant fra
grance and magical effects renderit the universal favorite
with. ail who value the health, purity and beauty of their
Teeth. '• • •?3
tist. Po
Prepared expressly by 11. D. LEDODIXI BSSIdIi. Surgeon Den
ttsville. .1117, bt-em
STOVES! STOVES I!
We respectfully telisitthe cateution of
... r'S ',..- the public to our :14.)rtuallit of ~ 731adire. g or
• ,-. - , j , Heating Stoves." for -*tonal. hail*, churches,
arer
, „.., • plrlors hr..-- onfed irixirr inertltestrait
orte4hirel the f y el than:leny , other Heating Store •
in toe. *. The large numbersbleb hayn_beedsold In this
and other clties,and the constant 4cot lucre:Ming demand
for them. Is sudielent guarani ee
,4 ,tifelr superiority over
all other Heating. Stores. and WI, cheerfully invite the
strictest investigation of our clAtins to ilie Most perfect
-article of the kind In use. ;-... i' ~' .
l itl
We also have a superior "eau ron'..' for farming and
chemical purtivses. made on it, s'Ameiprinelple, for which
we claim only a trial to he sp efilated: : :i,
We keep constantly on hatriran assortment of the
leading COOK and PARLOR STOT ES.: and are sole agents
In this State for -QUeeo's l'oetohlo For4es." Iltack's Pa
tent Cooking Stores." and "llaistntes . toritalled Cook
and Parlor Roves." Wholesale iimilers gill be supplied
at the lowest thundry prices. NEU:UN:At WA lINICK.
Wholesale & Retail Store Dealer!: X. E. one. 2d and Race.
' tar For sale by SeLomorc ilowien, of this Once.
Philadelphia. Auzust 2.5.'65 .' ',': ; I.•Zut
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SOLOMON HOOVER;
• WEItnaISALE AND ,ItET,kIL DEALF.It
.
ILA. Stoves, Tin wan!. Iloilo* ware, Mimi ware. ltrlt.-
)
• - ronage. he hope', by etrict shunting to business,
to merit a continuance of fayor of his old
enstoniarannd the public in geneial. rile has Just added
to his already large Mock of the tibove named articles, a
varlet) of Cooking, Parlor and Othfe Stoves .: slf the latest
and most approved styles. Also,lit'sitidetfot ikmsehold
Furniture, such as Tihned and Ilbanapiled hollers, Tinn
ed and Iron Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Ilrittannis Ware,
Japanned Ware, Frying and itiiiisting 'l'ans,,Sad Irons,
c.. %r.
`.ls' ',in' - hand a lair - sorer it of TM-
Also. continually' on hand it lirge*ssortmem.
ware. Ac. Ile has now the largeit and hest Stock of his
line ever offered In Schuylkill CounfY,:to which he , in
vites the attention of the puLllin general; :IS he feels'
eoufident_that ho eau suit them hothitr price and quali
ty. Therirould therefore do wet) to kali and examinehlo
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
N. IL—Roofing. Spouting and.lohLjng promptly at tem ,
..ded to. Also. old stoves repaired,. or Add plates, tire-bridt
grates. kr.. ean be had for repairing the samel.; Old Stoves,
sod all otbar old [rem taken in etahauga for new.
Soli.)Miyi. HOOVER.
At .Ae old stand. Centre street' above Market,
41r , tist 'if.. 14t4 31-tf l'o 6.1 ille; La
EiM
MEI
BIMM
MEDICINAL,
STOVES - 1(1
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SATU . RDA*MO . I N . ING,_ . ' . :IIPVEMBE4 3, 1855 .
RIDG*Y -FAO! ,
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ACOICULTURAL, .1. COAL COMP'Y.
A 'Farm and° Home wilA,o Me Reach af Eiery Lie.
AV F.NTY-SEVeN Tliou4and Acres
wit Good Farm and CbA't, Land have n Purchased,
wit the intention of givitita Farm of 0 . 00TM for each
share, payable by installing:its of One r a Week, or
Farms of 50.75 and 100 acres In pmporti n. Each Farm
costing S2OO. Mir Sharea,l4oo. includin other improve-,
ments, and fronting upon 0 road thirty fe-4 In width.
The soil is amongst }, 1 4 _!richest in the State. and in
Coal le literally inexhaniMle. -Four Railroads will
shortly bo completed. co:IX/canna it by a direct common I- ,
cation with New York. Philadelphia. Uinta% Pittsburg.
Erie. the cities of the Laltela and all the Western roads,
forming the grandest- Cobeentration of Railroads In the
State. Sir See the latistitlikp of Pennsylyarila (Itarnee.)
Locomotives are running - &n a large part', There , hi also
a valuable Saw ,51111' tiponi"lihe property.' and Two Hun
dred and Thirty-live: LintS 3 .in the tow of St. /try's.
which the subscribers get', • In the:to n are lintels,
schools. Saw Mills, fine stoles end er thing desired.
About Seven Thousand Acre* arenow un er cultivation,
and the population numbera 2400. In th vicinity about
ten thousand
, e , re iiiteireptunder etiltiva ion.
'the land ,.,
nndi theadmprovemen s. It isasupc
ylorlimeston 11, and unlike much Pen ylvania land.
it is neither rocky nor mountainous. e timber to of--
the-best kind,eonsisting! 0 Cherry, Su Maple, Pine,
Oak. Rickory, Chesnut, Aci
There Is another conshiPtition of the -
aura. The land is ole bed a Coal. Upm
it Is inexhaustible.. By fakknea glance. a'
—that at this locality. ince then over tt
be found to possess the ptindcat feature
improvement and ahnostileinirdiate dere
superior to any other. !If Is theonly pi
great concentration of raltroodsiby nth
the lakes . Philadelphia and T'itts u
Theto is no coal in New 'Mork.' d, on
4( 441
situation. it possesses tlip"..adrentag e o
_mast shortly L. nath
Nsme ienSely calnabit
points its destiny •to bicomo the tiPol
country. ~„ . '4Z
Friends and relatives av well as ih
than one Share. can hay their farms to
An improvement DepartMent will al
1 with the Company. 110 this means. in
1 modate those who are. jujibir to give tit
tention to fencing 'and !tut:titration. or
their properties out. instead; of residing '
menta can be made to•placeeach faint In !
so as to be ready for cultivation. - • •
These embrace the prittelyht features. a
1 opportunity Is now offereiFfor a Than to
ter himself. his wife and 014.11dr/el. either
lor time to come. Many rbioness men.
working men upon fart* who save N.
, month. can. by thus uni t ing ,together. be
I era. while they scarcely rip l , the. outlay
pense than the annual coat Of tobacco ort
luxuries. a, raving. and.- piarrbase of th
j thing, and constantly increases in rid
1 sickness ortnisfortune. ii`y. i•Which. he is
, employment. he has a hottio to go to
1 ways make a gond living..P.'ilanv sons. 1
to possession of a farmAirtidertd-of Uri
I would bernme worthy 'arld affluent eith
1 avenues of success are ncit over-crondi
unexrepti..nably good. Theise othO desi
ply personally .r by: lettee.Cfenclosi n g ft
1 to Samuel W. Catlett, at (tie' office of lb
Walnut street. between FeiOrth and Fitt
•
Ladies are allowed to hold Antes in their
right. without truatees. I
.The shares are rapldl ' vkrlling.and;
is adetaahre, Specimens! . of, Owl and I
seen al the Offire. •
Of honis from 9 to 9P. M.
• OFit'ER9
.•• Pntsidrei-Xnas. K. ili?Cp3M, Attorney
-sem atreet, Philadelphia;
-.' Vic, President—R: Gattrttit Pontr.n.
Arrh and Water Rtreetx.
7'reasur , r—Fa VCICLIN 1,161im.
105 North Second street, Ohliadelphla.
.s.cref ary —Ssie W. 13.5 Wah
adelphia.
Dirretors—Entrig ferrantts, Superint
West Chester & Philadelphia 'Railroad
N. BRENNEMAN. Merchant latneaster: H.
ore. Secretary of the Within:lon Mntu
Insurance Company. Philadelphia; Cita
Parksburg . Works. Parkshiltg; Jews L
at Law. Lancaster. - I 1 -,
I?efirrnam-1.. Herbert. Dili.. 74 North
Philadelphia. has been °ter the land.
Henry Sanitt. Esq.. f 52 North Fifth a
phla, has been over tbe 1454.•
Evinv. Win,blgler, Clearfield, has bee
Wm. F. Boono: Esq.. 4th below Warnut
phis, has been over the lanld.,
Hon. George Barrett. Cloarfteld. has
Richard Gardiner, Esq.', Olt Poplar at I
has been over the land.
OSCAR StoonE, Esq., Kittsvitle.
October 27.1855 I ,;
• THE NEW YORK. TRI
. 10311.056: I
r HE TRIBUNK is :bow i
rdie of its fifteenth Vol. XV.: P ;
sue commenced on the bit Kileptetnher,l i
Scan public need not now be made acqu i
character. or claims to coniiiderat ion. W
dinette retard for prudeiciil fltdhif or
aimed to stand for itighteihisness. for Tr
ity. against fortified Ini/Aty. Fraud an!
There is not a slave tradertin this Conti
may never read anything Litt his hills oil
:payable. who does not icheW and hate 1 1
there is not an extensive fibricator of d
&motif; Liguori who does!np! Consider It a
and Immoral paper:and !Wender Irby it
tolerated ins commerchibeotton-burin
York. Tat SUWARIt Nicatlatt °Roe for
that it had never knoivia., a bard, gri
avaricious employer witii- was not h
TRIBUNE, nor one entiOntiv genem
Oho did not like P. Preatint r and plai
denunciations of iniquity and ablasee
claiming no exemption trete human ft
have done temporary injuitice to indivi
never been unfaithful to Principle, nor
of the wronged and inafferiiig. In Be co
rates of novel and untiePular. theories
the melioration of Emmen ',roe*. esperia
voiceless .and down-trodden, have ever
end hospitality: while it hall ardently
,persistently combat, eved Attempt to p
grade any class because Ofidivendties of
or Color. I I P. ' .
•' , •
'ln defiance of caltimniei!i the
,most a
hattilities the most deaftand untiring.
IMP grown steadily in public sprit eciatic,
of its origin. Its meansleffs Tiring the ,
augmented in ,proportiOni instead of '
with one ,or two assistatifig; Its organic
prises a numerous body nt writers. each
accomplishment and exkitience for the
of discussion to, tottleW bts pen is dell
.rr j
amount of rending mil •egiven more t
that of its earliest iss it n staff of v '
dent,' encircles the ''., transmitting
. gent narrations ofwhatey.'ol is meat woo
while Politics, LegishitiOral.lierature. A
short whatever :Merle the ?,- Social welbbei
Polemic Theology alone 'peorpted—finds ..
and indst searching disslieSion. ..,
Attache' by profound I .atinvictlen to the *enefieent
policy of Industrial deireimment and Marna! Inter
•eommunication whose I, Oust conspi cur Champion
through the last Ifalfirentury was 11 'l%la! CLAY—
imbtled..moreoverorith %hilt spirit of forticanuace to.
ward our weaker .neightivs and to and the much
wronged Aborigines of this Continent a dof Peace with
All which will hallow the Mime of Whig, iIi:TitIBUNE,
_while surrendering no jot of its Proper I dereadeaco. co
operated earnestly and a r ,lilntly with tb lit t lii . party so
long as its vitality waspeittiried. When n 1 '2 au at
teinpt was made to into late slave-la ntin into its
creed. we sternly - resisted,: that lutposi ion; when. at
the close of the last Presidential ranya s; it Was seen
j
that a large portion of the Whigs .pre( rod ' to defeat
their own tarty rather thAti 'allow Its A ti.Slarerir wing I
to share lb , triumph , evrthinder a conac ratini Chief on
a Pm:Slavery platfOrm, we-knew and p aimed. that the',
Wittig party was no More', .Buissqueut ottents.includingl
i
the rise and entrained , * bil the Know-N blratconspine.l
cy, end the speedy absorptren therein of be Whole force ,
of Pro.ilLmity.,Whigismottly , confirmed or undoubting ;
anticipations. With 'ma Stair laments lons..therefore. I
for the I..eritably bygoesi[trut with ho . and 'PI': and
sympathy. and words of ielteer , have we died be begin•
nine and, watched. the redirects of that ~i,bty REPUB.
LICAN movement whteli. linpelled by t perlidlotis TM:
Mao of the Missottlkeekepaet, and, en . tasted by the
. ~
-astounding outrages. hereof 'the rights ttos! Free Set.
tom of Erman hese beets ;One Metima-; the repeated
Mod otter yitlation_of,thehi elections by en aimed mob
collected by sonspirsey aini burled sada nil, open them
from the border emantlce Of the err**. State.
, Is destined to swoop iiraii.abe s#.4gcl. party
lends. and unite thetrite'.tuarts and Strong arms of
the: free i
eenled In' one 1 Mghty 4tlert 'lto - conga. - the
scourge and. arandad of *Or country within the Emits
of the States which nirtitielj uphold it. To the enema
of tide effort: the tommite,-4 the Tug T SHRINE will be
- sternly „devoted; while; the, WIPERS NCE . REEDER:I
Including the entire soweoden of the "raffle in !Most
eating BeMnsges,wfil•lirt it, hi n n:ith earnest i
and unflinching chstoPitro.!,,, .. I
. Commencing is a dolly lo sheet of to dm. Cud
with scarcely a shadow Ofsahmage. THE TRIBUNE is
now hunodln onarteibMil.Esav(threedhdindedftlens),
fort-W. Mat and Waritinist.s ~,,,,,,A . ibr et i r bee.
eight amplipages. of di edleinni Its ham
'hal *Many gratru i froM , ;Metldeg - to • folldwittcag
vodot:
=Wow (avatdrot luiditnerting.),*:: .-2.29.gottaties,
1 3 0.-*, - : - - ! ..- tr , si z , ....,- ,• .• , • 14.176 -
Weal) , • • • - - •:= I •&,,.. ;.' '. •• •=f• ;136.500 - a
' igntai - . ~ :..' .3':' . I 'r , ' ,
;:.
.f : : ''2 'lle -- 7Figedigea,
' iribilstriito either i4iiiiiiiinaiiitiii ' a 6-aloraub
veription thit-tnate bat foe bap Oa IMO sa,perkelleal
of any met eau etrallt.."Atat 1 41141 th e . OtesPect
• rendering an Increase of *And m d !attly . l 4 , lttaneet
to Silas* . swelled
= WW I ieri=it 11.014 bee.- Spondee
.1n thisturpreeedesstod StMisuigesplllo. kneof Oldie
approval and miteetri.: - I,', . - •
.....-."
it ;
WS Tztetnis Wide** travoling &Mod "WI I
tilt sappers as Moth VWs Das lettaa tastes*
vald ibr waddrekiutil thii ittgoother cot atoose dtwi
the, to pay knit, we tveui to no 1 1 1 0 9 1 11: *iv
him. Ow Om 'WNW 'do WWI to i au e
espiratloo tit ilia Wawa Paralat, a Mush ro
wittaucelkoes the sabscittir. Moue eousse,tise amount
Is eloihd. We pay 66 'kW agate; Milt to money pen
to any when the payer eauhot trust bbei to ma oroM4-
who sod ft to us; 4Xltollinid, its mtety Is at our risk,
(end a sago= rtsk It adkoilweveo; 'bat aorgrateral to
i sm
, worty oft wise &emelt artettoo widiterward
the nemourtud now of Okreets 04 taddlituri, Our
WWI Wahl* Orals ''. !
tid . II.4IIII9ITIM Si 04 Immo% : ' ,-.___- L' '
811311.WilitisT. $4 prow*, Os ; ? IT* we e. 25,
wzratrx, ft;' tbrea (Wm 131 1 5 ; midis i t
lilt SOWS liw ti irsuuti= Waft Sor
War data. V mil as . ~. , ,a t Egli
Additions asarat all Wild itille # ago 1 11 Eg l i
prise
r patsktrekteWidroi O. '.- ''-1 i' =
• , , gRAt' A "PIUAI ra w
• IA itaaant,t4 w risk
-;, I , - .•• ' •Ii , - APIII
i: • i I .
Ott. 07,'86
MISCELLANEOUS.'
NAIffn:INAL REFRESANI'T SALOON.
THE Public are respectfully
1. Informed that thin ten lie supplied with .`.-17'i
retreshutents tY sill kinds at the Natinual
}goon. under Horthner's Hotel, Centre et, Pottsrille,
July 28.'5530-tino
LEONARD A. MINTZER.
Bankers & Deniers las Exchasagi.
TANAQUA, PA:
Wand
TO
Viand drafts for sale on all the principal cities to the
Union'. Also, drafts far rile op England, Ireland, Scot
and nod Wales.
Oetnteil3, '55 41-tf
; land. of Ind&
nds in Schnyl
e been expend
' .Ilieries, bull&
imills, &e.
I his year; and
. 'pidly increase
boir 4f these
'Railroad, and
increasing de.
.LEATHER.
-
1. 4 1 111TZ, lIENDRY & Co., No. 29 '
' Third street. Philadelphia. 'Morocco Manutarlarers,
i millers ; and Importers er Paiscii u.r-Skias, and deal
era la lied and Oak Fob. Leather and
Philadelphia, February 17,1855
about $175 an
. for wild toal
Ater parts of the
27.'55 43-2 t
il
FAIRBANK'S SCALES
r HE subscribers, agents for the snip
ntseinrrts, have just received a new artldh called
the 4 Vnion Counter Sado," calculated to weig
in euhre to 240 IN. Tor sale at the York Store.
, - E. YARDLEY & 80N.
Pottiville, April 225th, 1855$
TOCONSUMERS OF COAL.
rt,E subscriber hereby informs .the
citizens of Pottsville that he his taken his father's
teatna for delivering Coal in the borough . of Pothiville
end vicinity, and will deliver the beat kinds of Ceal bred'
sizes, snd at th.e lowe3 rates, and solicits the nrdors of
the hob*. Orders can be left as usual at David Smith's
Clothing Store. Centre street, at Mortimer's liotel,. or
aith the subscriber. Millersville Road. tlk:D. CLARK:
Pottsville. oetober,l3,l6 , • •41-1 t
—7- TALL MILLINERY COOD
TO' For 1855.
45
Hisi, STONE a; SONS, No.
CFtginth Second street, Pidlactelphia, are now prepared
t, offer to their customers. and to the trade, (of their vim
importation.) tho largest and handsomest usorttnent of
Millinery Goods. In this elty—eotudsting in part of
SONNET SILKS;
, . .
11.1131.1',)Mi.
, .
VEI;VETS„
. „. ' FANCY FEATHERS,
FLOWERS.
LACES
, le., ..ic:,
Whit.li still be sold at the lowest prices, and on the most
thvorable terms. . . ,
September 15.1855 • .17-2 m
_
CLOTIiINC PALACE-CARD .
otrwt import
this , property
the latest map
se State—it will
of,prnsperity,
opment. : It Is
ire haying the
itch New York,
at its dears.—
account of its
) nearness. It
It. Its location
) tiville of that
GREAT CH ESN STREET CLOTHING PALAcE,
,v co. 165, one door below sth, north
in the new Iron building.
Sferrhants whewant to purchase a tner article of r;ea'
dy.rnade clothing than has ever before been offered, and
gentleinen who would please themselves in any garment
for their wardrobes, or in snits for their sons. should:go
In this establishment, so admirably in keeping through
nut, with the Great Street of Fashion; on which it Is, lo•
cited. and purchase the best. which fan aloni satisfy
correct taste. Suits or single garments made to order, at
the shortest notice. It full asiortment of fine Furnish-
'nett Goods also offered. Everything in the latest style of
Fashion, ant.ticketmarked with „the lowest gash price in
plain &tures.
l'irilad 'a. October 23, '53 41-fm
'.. haling inore
' rOnnoeted
order o'arenm
rir nt
desire to rent
there. arrange.
.inplede order,
an excellent
obtain a home
at the tireseat
FLOUR AND FEED PARTNERSHIP.
,E. B. BELL having associated with
emu Mnthers the Hour and, feed
business, the above business will be continued rjf.,t
' nll its sarbins branches as-heretofore. They •
whatilm! and
areral idi,flars a
rime , freebold-
and at h.aa
ontoat trifling
a-kind eats no-;
In caso'of;
thrown out of
herb he can al
thi,y)lrew tip,
g in tho city,
SUL Thera the,,
ThO titlo is ;
Parma. will ap.
t instalment.
Comnan7. 135 I,
wn n4nues and I
have now on hand, and are constantly receiving large
hts nit flour and mill feed, as well as hay. oats and corn,-
which` they will sell on the most reasonable terra!' !or
rv , h or approved ,credit. M. 13. Bell returns his sincere
thrinka for the liberal patronage heretofore extended, to
liiin in his Individual capacity. hoping that strict etten
t tri business. and an endeavor to accommodate custem
ers. will continue to the new firm all the patronage here
iefore 'extended to himself as well 54 bring new custom
era to the present firm cf ' BELT. & "JAVIER& '•••
1 •
corner Railroad and Callowhill streets.
opposite Snyder's Foundry.
19-ly
)iai . l2, lass
rip application
, n Ore can be
WIIdLEALE,&,BSTML Did* IFM=OIIIIE
. ,
PepOt for BroViFa
nCelebraied.Vermifoge
and Cherry Pectoral.
- V) rCEIVING contitmally,largy s4l)-
Oles of Drugs, &c., In ortrinal packages, I tun
pn , pand to meet. all demands from Storekeepers.
Physicians. Lc.. at an advance of a few per cent. on
'cityOres, hailing resolved to. make it advantage
ous tor all penums In want of pups and• fresh Drugs and
Cbendials,lo buy in this market. ' 1
ConStantly on band all the new and appmved Chen tell
end Pharmaceutical preparationsof the United Statessind .
Prussian Pharomeopisa. With the services of qualified
persons and my own personal attention, the h ens' may
reel Confident of having all their wants in the way, of
WM:B4lnd 'the compowidlng of Prescriptions aeimmtely
aka fidthfully attended to,
IM1:121
olesale Grocer,
e Jeweliee, No.
nt etrset,'Phil-
/‘ i it.
ndent of the
: AtotAnAw N.
. 0. 1 RANUOL ,
I and Marine
nt. C. Immo,
. te, Attorney
• JOHN G. BROWN, ;'
Oct 420, '55 42,-fitno Druggist and Pharmaceutist.
Second 'street,
rest,
over the land.
feet, rhltadel.
GRATES! —7-7 --
Just Published, a New Discovery in:Medicine!
%..'— a— , A FEW WORDS on the-ratronal treat-
1 ,I ment,without 31edleinectif Spermatoirbea
or local Weakness. Nervous Debility, Low
Spirits. Lassitude. Weakness of the Lluibs
nod' Reek. Indisposition and Incapacity for Study' and
laboe; Dullness of Apprehension. Lossof Memory. Alien.
slon to Society. Love of Solitude, Timidity, Self-Distrust,
Dizziness, Head-Ache, Involuntary Discharges. Painit in
Ihe Side. Atle.ction of the Eyes, Movies on the rice,
Sexual and other Infiruiit les In Man.
. i From the Preach of Or. B.
.De Laney.
Tkeltriporlait fact 1 hat these alarming eomplai nts May.
essilyfie removed without Medicine is in this small tract
clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment• as adopted by the author. fillly , bx.-
' , Joined. by means of which every ono is enabled to; sure
1 imsel f perfectly. and at the least possible cod. avoiding
.thereliy all the advertised nostrums of the day. ; ;
soot to any address gratis. and post free in a maiden
veloplt, by remitting (post paid) two postage atm:opal°
. - DEL 11. Do LANE Y,
:opt. 12, 'Ski .17-CoVii 17 Lispsnard St... New Pod:.
over: ; the land.
t, PhiladZphis,
I
122
UNE.
tlip. mid-,
Its veeekly is
st. The Amer
lilted! with its
th but n subor-.
.nlarity.lt fans
th. fur human.
Oppression.—
ont. though ho
sale and notes-
Till BUN }l;
anti poi-
' PURE WINES & LIQUORS.'; ,;•
fir HE .undersigneil, legally licensed
ii. denim . . in Wines arid. Liquors, Miens the following.
,-lioicti "catalogue. every 'article In which, Is gaarapieed
. . ,
pure and unodiateraird. •
i WIN E 8. ' . i•
.
Flirt—Grape Juice. Oporto and Burgundy, ; ... .
Madeira—FAA India, Gold. .. I-,
A.'4c4y—iloyal, Amontillado.
'Cloret—St.-Estephe. St. Julien. :
I .
' White Wincr—ilaut Sauterne. Barrwe." !, • •
,Malaga—Lisbon. lte. &e, . . ' 1--
Rhenish Ifiner—lEielobeinter, Nierenseirrer, treids
,
lielmer.Tratnlner, &e. ' ;
, Champagne—(rand Sillery Mcousserms. lc.
. ; LIQUORS.
. Brandy—Pinet. ()Winton k Co. Cognac-. i . • .
1 , OtArd, 'Martell, liaratt,'Cognaes. .
Wild Cherry.
IT-Wand GOu—San. Bohlen. . ; ;.
Sehlettain Schnapit., • ; '
Kean---Jamalea Spirits. New England. .., •; :.
WA iskcy—lsley . Malt Scott h, Old .Moriongabels.,
• ', ' ' Irish. and Pennsylvania Eye. : •
EXTRACTS.. : •
Citracoa,• Lavender. Absynthe..,Kirshenwasser...
SUNDRIES: . .-.,- 4 ",
Swiss and Limburger Mere. Sardines. liollaml !Her
ring, French Mustard, Olive Oil, French Chocolate, &c.
MOSES STROUS.E, i ••
Oorter of Centre A 111gb Streeti, f
'Pitt - OElle, pi.
.1141 m ,Ic
,
Ter tibtaton
ult i e l: I
x I ,
City like New
ibly •eltriarked
log, screwing.
tile Ito Til F. :
's and kindly!
-spoken in its' I
f power. while
libility, it may
uals, but ,it has
eat to the cries I,
mons Ithe advo-
! I
contemplating
, ly those of the I
onnd;andion re 1
shded, and will
! scribe and de-I
'atillty, Creed,.
I
roelotis, and of
II LT, TRIBUNE
, from the day
ohne have been!
single editor
tion now emu.
tted by special
particular line
rpted: the daily
Ilan. qttadtuples
slued correspore
only and intelll
- Asy of attention;
Nrt, illtdory—id
Ira. Of mankind.
ibero the freest
W . ..1b45
e 'PATENT METALLIC COFFINNCOFFINS;!!.-... • ,
7 :r • •
' ' .. READ% RZADtt. •-- . -,, , i
IVAR. R. GRESSANG has beeinip
.l.7
' pointed Agent for this county, for ths sels of
-te SK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CAS? ,r
Which supercede all other kinds In use. Being pertbetly
oh-tight. it obviates the neceedty of hasty burials. end
AI.) Preserves the body tone hunediste decomposition —,
They ireparticularly suitable for transporting the body
froth Eir.o plat* to another. -The fare is covered 'with s
t MA:glass, with metal top,whieb can he removed st any.
I ime, and the fare of the corpse been by We Mends Ora
I itires. ..We might give-you hundred* of certificates. to
rorrohorate our statement. cc to the advantages thello-.
t a m, Coffin has over, the Wooden, but the following will
vette,: .•' ' . : . . , r , A •
•• . '' - Wit st mraTe ,r, .A. pit ibtb.
dtatiemen:—We iiitnismd• ithit - utility °flour Oftilil
mental 'Parent idenallia Burial Camel'''. used to tonVey
tbo rebtalns et the late lion. Jahn .Caibpun to theiCou
greasiorial Cemetery, tht h Impressed us with .thebolief
I bat4t Is the best article knout* kip for trumpeting
I lie dead to their final tooting Pam.
With yelped. We substribe ourselves, yours. ere.,_ -
' ,- (81gised)ottenry mg, Lev& Casa, Dan. Webater,,With• -
ba it
It. King,,Jelf. Davisi,J. M. J . Y. hloui.D. R._
Atehipson, A. C. Green, We. P . oil nebl7.DPdge.
D. /1. - Dielttason.. -- 1 ' ' - • , - '
fliaillartestitio,uhatt Flight he Irusosioniticr.
Apl to - - ...,_ i R. GIbIANG,
.. t ; J '• -- . , •- - Castro stria, pvi 4 parif Caton.
-Po die.Juns O. IfilA .. ~ ~ • te .. •
e• ._
RSA. Grist , tairattl inainM en at l e tre araL :
TLIE subscriber stutoUnceit.tu the Chi-
Sens of &Playbill County that he. has "mired ihe
right to tell EDWIN and JAMES CUTUPS nes'Pa:
• Irionitng .
' whicirlb • peonoutared the greatest
American invention of the day The subscriber , in
abort thrriwas hareem allies Kelm In hdt open
Oa Ip Trsimssork,is be Inheres Wise tr., eat Ana
see It In operation. , . • I 4
Tells bled_ ItiSerdinkandi touch iseeeed=ftivrition;
Wee ;wows holti= ll . lolo killillor
into Stour; and the a manner , ,ydrich jos:
forma its work,- GI Ms beltbaa - ebb 3 7 l Z3be
palest astaileopenttioa tato , sena filiSerest
m o w Ikea; and that ittbbt iepaseat
o res.
starkiksit lie by our !bet la mow athem
pisur s aowns
'burviulsosei only
blushes O
in l = Irte Th nd .
chshi bcoretefedateterstiet tuts bird
hi*
Suseeduellge, laiselfiranladta Sidiortiabt Mort
banit
out
boni t o
any • lba sowt pow ban,
*won thia a
Oar to
mellow wait sot be mbeed ebrer tlatedla aterst a b .
other ouuddiery, and the Mall amount crime.
--lobo to laapommites avetatn that,ereacewo
supeccede and nnrolutiorrise otheaketring Mkt: So ,
applicable le this MIA to the *ants of the world,: that
every saivalit, rimbleal =rate de%
tors* tolnai stUt, ai any g having men aka;
reacted, eat with its wallai rorapistalear:
cheatiftevirts._ Mort the net= Mr *taw Lir to
ra anemia aollant and thus the .enermaus atamat
of Ones Mad within thelfattel Rana eau ha anew
tad ii ir ittblaite Matta- - • -
Ifttbeea Others balle wet ribeti Iva trailat s t
libliSlurrent In Ude *rusty *here abide of Is;
far.PirniAntolSuld be eaMilbee. -Ther ambits aiactit
at a our maul alit Irmarob this., to Agnalay
' hew tbaltewsliteaf-r , -;*
This Mildly wet*the= Olt Wier tee"
I.y els etata - : abi. Lea when bat ea eta
s. Omits avigimar y, lea with a MIA harm
atubal ta say pit; "toes Orr draw to ass. It, Its**,
=euvetscots so 046 that tt wit bri tiollttletdel Illth 04
- •••-•••4
itstrossitilp skids brttigamb_ _ty
mat* Itneatelhi et oetta.
.zertie nMara.aidatteaewhoheneaatbtlitllti
,Ismattei t eau he nib of tbs , Mdsrt , S of the satanibn.
' , fi•S • • • •;" " • • -ittlithart VI •
CLAIM NG 411' SVP If IoR •41.7ALITT. AT.
THOMAS - T". 'DILL - IV CO.'S
loran Graham's ifdparipe.
THE MOUNTAIN STORM.
The wind sot cid Ly
With hie hsittitecry
Acid I watched the mountain storto,
When the llghtare came,'
With its spea•a of flame,
And cleft the tall trett's form.
heard him come
ith bia thunder
W drum,
That wind of the mountain height:
And my pulse stood gill,
And my heart grew chill,
Per I knew Hit wondrotis might.
Th.. Nky grew block• •
In Oar tempeSA: ttriek.
When there. like a vampire, came
The thunder cloud,
• With iti inky Amid,
And wings of the lightning dame.
Down, down It flew,
And a monster grew,
Ar it lit on the mountain's crest,
Where heart of storm
Seemed with fear to men •
'Stoat the storm-bird's murky brut
. .
I bow'd my head,
As the leaves were shed
On thd wing of the rushing shower—
• And my soul was awed,
Tor I thought of God. - !
And quailed 'itasth Jehovah's power. i
- The strong pines mapped,
As their trunks were wrapped .
Io the grasp of the ruthless wind—
And
tho Stortn•klnWs brow
Was with many a bough
pf the broken laurel twined.
OWN
- Those stalWart trees,
In the summer breeze—
They wave like the mountain flower; 1,
But its tender bell
Can bravo as well
That wind In lts conquering hour. .
. .
• '
The turbid strum.
With a hissing scream. •
Leaped dawn froth its rocky koala-- ; '(
As If rawed
With the, wild unrest
Of some angry mountain home. .
A &ley tlde.
bail seen It glide
Ott ',cogently on Int way—
That the slender paw,
Where its ripples pass,
r Scarce bent beneath their lepray
But it torrent now,
From the mountain's brow,
Did lta maddened waters leap—
And huge reeks crashed,
Where Its dark wave dashed
In their path, down the headlong steep
But the winds expire,
While the lightning fine
Burn• dim—and the thunder's tone
Then seemed to grow,
Deep, deep. add low,
Like a Titan's dying griatn.
The day went down, _
With big golden crown,
Half beelbeded in the weld—,
And then right soon
Wav the virgin moon
Crowned 7 -queau of the ether ereet
II purl• and fair..
_ Through tlio moltteued'uir,
In a throne *of light aln:vhung—
While a deiry
O'er her forehead pale: .
Of the mountain-mist Ira,. thing
Then my soul was awed, ,
~
• i
As I worshiped Omit
And Him, who. upon tho deep, - I
When the tempest blew
Round his frightened crow,
Was !baud, in their mhist—axieep: . i
For I knew hia will, i
Who with, "peace, be still,"l
, s,' Could the raging ocean bind—
.- Wu with ant. there,
In the moonlit air--
And had chained the mountain wind.
sabbath
(From IllkhoneVe Religinnof geology.)
GOD IN NATURE. 1
Some may perhaps, doubt whether it can)
have been one of the objects of divine bene- '
valence and wisdom, in arrangingithe xurface
of this world, so to construct and adorn it _
as to gratify a taste for fns scenery. But I r , ~.
',JEER iaIIOOTING IN CALIFOICSIA.:--AS the
can not doubt it. I see not else .why, nature Ii wind at this sei,son of the year (September)
everywhere is fitted up in a lavish manner 1$ blows with little variation from the same-point,
with all elements of the sublime and beautiful ( • my ground was almost always of the lime
.nor why there are powera in the human soul• nature, the river being in my rear, and the
so intensely gr.ttified in contact with those mountains before me. Stalking was out of
elements, unless tkey were expresslz Adapted the question ; for, from the peculiar formation
for one another hy_the Creator. surely na- of the country; which consisted of a series of
total scenery does afford to the ausephisto• (
undulations, no extended view could-be pro
eated soul one of the richest on e rth. 4 If this cured of a erd, and the long grass which
be doubted brany one, it must be because he 1
afforded them cover abounded with rattle
has never been placed in circumstances to/ t
snakes. The only plan in such a country . is
call into exercise his natural love of the beau- P
to keep your eyes about you, not forgetting
1 1 aid and the sublime in creation. Let me the ground, and walk the deer up, against the
I persuade such a one, at least in imillagina- wind of course, taking advantage of any cover
tion. to break away from the lavish routine that may be in 'your path, ill the shape of a
of business or pleasure, and in the beighth of lock, and using greatcautien in showing your
balmy bummer to accompany me tb a few self over the rising ground. The herd will
spots, where his soul will swell with new and probably then start up with a bound from the
strong emotions, if his natural sensibilities to
a
Fong oat straw at your feet, but seldom afford
/ the grand and beautiful have pot beco me fine shot, as they plunge away half conceal
( thoroughly dead within him. .
' W e might profitably pause for a moment ed bv it. Now you throw yourself down, and
see, the he'll has stopped within a hundred
et this encbanting,senson of the year (June,) yards of you ; and here a buck advanced chiv
and look abroad from that gentle elevation alrously in defence of his harem—five paces—
on which we dwell, now all mantled over with( ten—now he is troubled - ; for, although there
a flowery carpet, wafting its balmy odors into 0 is pride in his nostrils, and anger in his stamp
our studies. Can any thing be more delight.; ing hoof, there is indeeision in those working
ful than the waving forests with their dense( ears, and by his eye yon mayread that if any
and deep green foliage, interspersed with thing very ugly appears, he will run away.—
grassy and sunny fields and muinurine
1 But a doe advances ; this nerves her lord to a
streamlets, which spread all around u$ 21 few paces more—now you may fite—full at
How rich the graceful slopes of yonder dig-!{ the shoulders ;—crash—poor buck! Now load
tant mountains, which bound the Counecti:'
again, and then rush up and cut his throat;—
cut on either side ! How imposing' Mount.
Sugar Loaf on the north, with ils red belted
Mind green turfed crown, and Mettawampel
1 he is stone dead;—rattle, tattle, tattle—mind
the snake! Now flay him, if you want the
skin, or quarter him if:you don't. This done,
too, with its rocky terraces on the are side you can carry home a haunch, the akin, the
and its broad slopes of unbroken forest on the antlers, the tongue,-and the brains; and these,
other I Especially, how beautifully and event with your accoutrements and the hot sun, will
majestically does the intend d summit of ,
.1 probable tire you before you get • home. In
Mount Holyoke repose anaiust the summer;, the evening the poor does, with their soft
sky 1 What sunrises and sunsets do we herel hearts still palpitating from the nasty noise
witness,and what a multitude ofpermutations
, , your rifle made, and the very ugly appearance
and combinations foram before us during tne 1
, of yourself generally, will stand 111 a group,
day, as we watch, hour to hour one oil andttirn their wistful eyes in the direction
the lovliest landsca p es of. Nets En g land / 1 where last they saw their master, and wonder—
, Let us now turn our steps to that huge poor innocentsl—why htris not there as usual
pile of mountains called the White Hills of
.1 to lead them proudly down to the stream, and
New : nip hire. We will approach them take his station on the bank to ward off any
throng the valley of the Saco River,. and at danger whilst they drink. Night comes, but
the .iit nee of thirty miles they will be seen i he does not appear; then they wander,about,
,00 . it , up in the horizon, with the clouds' and cry,' and pass a miserable night, whilst
re . a •. . Heath ' , their naked heads. fAs the, you are making a food supper-off the buck,
Observer approaches them, the side cf the an d are spea ki ng jocularly of him as a ''fat
valley will gradually close in upon him, and] old mew
rise higher and higher, until he will find their ,
c ak e d granite summits almost jutting over,
his path, td the heights of several, thousand I
feet, seeming to forimi the very bankenenta of(
Heaven. Now and then, will he see the este.
ract leaping hendreds of:feet down their aides'
end the °eked path of some recent landslip,'
w hici, carried death and desolation in its track.
Fwip this deep ;and wild chasm he will at
[ length emerge, and'clime the vast ridge, nag
1 he has seen the forest trees dwitdte, and'at
' length disappear; end standing upon the
naked summit, Immensity seems stretched out;
before him. But hshas not yet reached''the,
highest- point ; and: far in the distaste*, and
far above him, Mount Washington seems to
repose in awful majesty against the heavens.
Turning his course thither, he follows; the
narrow and naked ridge over one peak after
another,'first rising upon Mount Pleasant,
then Mount Franklin, and then lifoubtiMim•
roe; and each lifting him higheT, and Making
- the sea of= =mains around bim' nOlitida
and billet% ind the yawng: gnifrite, 'either
lade ISMS profound fat sehl, MY tift every.
moment bis interest *Opens, and resolion not
ki climax till he stands upon Mount Irma_ int
Ma; Woad* Tut , panorama is computed, '
old, the intriol agents , spread oat: alas feet.
Yet,it does not pea to, be* peopledworld,
foram.orlif!tY city list belstath biza., land,
were it *mei he lama Inas' ith n y allist!mo
doticed, For why' should; lie regard so small
end'object as a city'when the world is aCkee
him? $ world of mountaini,'bearing the Im.
Ames of God's own band, standing in Solitary
grandeur, juices beplied them np in *lb*"
val ages and stretching , away on every side
se far as the eye can nisch. Oa that manacle
et the northern region* no sloped of maskor ,
beast br,kn in nion Annwfulitilln"l which'
Wins and which seems to k . m the
Waldo near coduniinWon with the Dopy.
Itr:is, indeed,* impressive Sabbath of nal
tun; and the Soul fails i delightful awe which .
'roan never be fOgotten. Glay would it
Unger there for nowt. sad converse *hiatus
mighty sod the holy -thoughts which emus,
crawdiag into it;:and.it is only *hen thee
mat looks at the midi,' &alining gal that
isis "nlait from his wig sa g amwess
le demon ing mar& . ~ . i
i ,
~3uetrq:
EiriESEI
',Let sash a man next accompany me to
1 Niagara. We will pass by all minor cataracts
j j and place ourselves at once on the margin ,
jof one that knows no rival. Let not the man'
I take a hasty glance, add in disappointment
l !,'conclude that he shall find no interest and do
1 i sublimity there. 'Let h:in go to the edge of
the precipice, and watch the deep waters as
; they roll over, and changing their sea green
I j brightness for a fleecy white, pour down up.
on the rocks beneath, and dash back again
• 'inopray high in the air. Let him go to the.
• foot of. the Rheeti and look forward till the.
j cataract swells into its Proper size. Let him"
on the eanada shore,takein the whole breadth
of the cataract at once i and as he stands
' mushy', let him listen to the deep thunderings
II of thjfalling sheet. Let him
. go to Table
i Rock, . and creep ; forarard. to its
foaming and eddy
jing waters so flir beneath him, 'until his
nerveit' thrill and' vibrate, and he involunta
rily 4hrinks back exclaiining
-
i 4. How dreadful •
And dizzy 'tli to sfone's eyes so low :
m'
1 I'll look no more, .1.
Lest my brain turn." , 1
' Next, let him stand upon that rock till the
sun approaches so near the western horizon ,
that a glorious bow. forming an almost entire
circle on the cataract end thel -spray, shall
clothe the scene with 'Unearthly beauty, and
iin connection with the emerald green of the.
waters, give it a brilliancy, fully equal to its
sublimity' .And finally, if he would add the
emotions of moral to natural Sublimity, let
! him follow to Ontario, the deep gulf through
which all these waters flow, and gathering up
the evidence, which ht will find too strong-to
resist, that they themselves have worn that
gulf backward seven miles, let him try the
rules' of geological arithmetic to see'_if he can
reach' the period cf its commencement. Sure.
ly, when he reviews the etnotione of that day,
' he will never 'again doubt that the magnificent
scenery of our world is the result of benevolent
designs on the part of the Creator.
PRACTICAL PUATEEt.— In the vicinity of
82-lived a poor but industrious man,
depending for support upon his daily. labor.
His ; wife - fell sick, and not being' able to hire
'a nurse, he was obliged to' confine himself to
the sick bed and family; His means of sup.
port being cut off, he sbon fimnd, himself in
need. Having a wealthy neighor near, he
determined to go, and aak for two bushels of
wheat, with a promise to pay .as soon as his
wife became so much better that he could
leave her and return to his work. ':,Accord
ingly he took his: bag, went
_to his neighbor's,
and arrived while, the family were at morning .
prayers.
As he sat on the doerstone be. heard the
mad pray very earnestly - that God would'clothe
the naked, feed the.hung,ry, relieve the needy,
and comfort all that mourn: .• The prayer Con
cluded, the poor. tar stepped in and made
known his businesa, prcimisitsg to pay with the
avails of his first labOrs...The farmer wa,
very sorry he could not accommodate him; but
he had promised to lend a large sum of money,
and had depended on his wheat to make it out;
bat he pre.,ll umed • neighbor A-;----would
let hint have it. ,
With a tearful,eyeand a sad,heart, the poor
man turned away. As: soon as he left the
house the farmer's little son stepped up and
.said,
"Father, did iou not.pray that God would
• clothe the naked] f. , ed the bungry, relieve the
distressed, and comfort mourners?"
"Yes, why?" ' , 1 ' •
!Because, father if I had i your wheat I
would answer that prayer." - 1
P. is needless' to add that! the Christian.
father called back his suffering neighbor, and
gave him as much as he needed.
'Now, Christian readers, do vini answer your
own prayers?--N. Y. Emig-dist.
!1; isceltant).
L .
THE TELEGB,APILLIC 1 - 14.TELII OF THE J 1.13-
urfic.—The basin of the Atlantic Ocean is
a long trough, separating - the Old. World from
the New, "and extending probably from -vole
to pole. • This ocean furrow was limbed!
scored into the 'solid anationr planet by the
Abnitbt7 band tiAtinktbons. 'be waters whiCh
he celled seas , might be gathered together so
as to let the 119 , land appeeand fit the earth
for the habitatton-43estu—rreit the top of
Chimborazo to thelottom of the /Week, as
thedeepestplaqs yet reached by the plummet
the Ncirthern Atlantic, "thidistanee in a.
1 •
yerticatline is nine miles.. Could the waters
of theAtlaritiO r belbllWtl 01110 a to expOse
` to trier' the line' -sett-gash,"siiieh separates
continents and extends front:the Arctic- to' the
• Atitartle f it would proms*, 'scene the mbst
• smsged,grmad end iMpOlinfr... , The se y.ritis;
tithe said earth r with thafoundations of the
noir Weebi be beleg4tOghlokettireooukt
• plesemec .%. 6 1 00 e, Aer,srbe'
-emPtY:onan thoPoolyit,‘th - ensa tear:4
Arid get field Irray 05 des&
Fain Atolls, grit t. eiclaosa 144 of ''11,1!.:.1A
`hard ineitinsibleatOnai pet's,
isre,lie amateria in • the bottom - of - this sea
making it hide - ode wittlfghts'of - ,eglt death:t
The deepes t _ part of the North Aileen fere
tablisometrheirratieniffiellerendas and
Grarintaaki The weare'of the, of
bastfahontit r iiiiledeep
"bilhetteispesi pe ii, t. There . stifle batten,
"at the sesibetween`• Cape B ich; in-Newfimend
' land; and CapePlear, in 'retook& r varies,
Me steppe, which' is already hams se the
• ten* Isle -plateau. compel is now en
gaged with the inudect.af s- submarinetale:
graph itcrosa,theAtlantia is,propeeed to
csai the wiren along. the _platen .frons the
Fasten shores f N
wf
.. undland to. th eirit
sera; ' ;1abia.7 1 0,404 Oraledia
talc. letweenthese Oro store sister .% 1600
and, the sea alun't tide rents is - PrObitly
'fiewberimore than 10,000,ket
or ilra STAT.R.....ta refer
tin to the -flOt thas,the *wen of New
York &ate ez„tkibiu a the fribunie
seeps
BANNAN'S
STEAM . PRINTING
Heattig procurcii thriw Praises, we atit Doti prerarcd to
insecrt• JOS and EOOK TING of crexJ &script ic o
at the office of plc; Jiitieri Journal, (116%0; 1 . than. It co ti
be done &Laity iidharcateblisliotent to tip Fairer, stwb
&dr, Perapkeq," 'Pitt, dirO. • -
Large lto er., ; Reit Pcsol nehets.
Hand Ant, • P.Jper
Artie:ea,lyhte#4,44 . Dime '
ftffll.l , .: t, ;i Order 044. dec.. : •
dt the Very etiostoit notke. OUT !toil; * JOE,
snare aztandre WU:ill:att of any other Ofty:n: In tt, le. as T.-
tice of the State, and Ire, keep bands employed, car cos
tyros Jobbing. Dolag a practical Mater pt,:tiwit'sre will
rostuntec our wotii to be as nee' as inv 11141 Ce 1;
turned out in the eittit PRlNTeliff I h :COI 01' I C. , •
at the shortest notice.
NIA?
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Books bound In every variety or style, ',Plonk I", , 1 .. , „,..c
:.
every description nienufactured, bound land rvlte r. , y
der st Otortnotlet • ;, ,
NO 44.
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- Professor Emmons has recently given it
as his opinion, that the whole,viAlley of the
Adirondack river is underlaid by:the magnetic
oxyd. The bed of iron ore has - been clearly
traced for abaht two . miles an,4lhalf, and
Prof E. has calculated the cOnients of the
vein lying withip twoa feet of the'. tfurface at
near seven millions tons, post of irhick could
be raised withont blasting, and'wonlil make at
least three millions tons of iron cf..fthe' very
best
,quality.. • There is wealtheiral to . that
of California lying at our doors. arid yet rein ,
sing to avail pu!selves of it, w. - : send our
wheat and our Corn to Englind to pay for iron
with which to lay our roads and lo.tuake the
engines by help, of which the wheSt• and the.
corn are carried to a, that
Market so distant
all return. of. the manure is rendered impossi
ble. The valley of the.Adironditckis Capa
ble Of making a; market for allr the food 'that
goes to Europet and of being: d source of
wealth to the State ; the extent or which can
hardly be estimated. But. that it may be so,a
few. millionsc Must first be . spent ? : in making
roads and building furnaces and 'rolling mills,
and who "will do these thing's. iniface of the
fact that ht the very next EtigliSh monetary
crisis irtu may tall so ltiw that their inills.and
furnaces may have to be . abandonetkand their_
roads will receive no tob' • The Ptice of iron
in that country is constantly fluettlatitig be
tween .£4,10 and £l2, nod no one - can even
venture to guess whether in the Year 1b57 it
,will be at the highest or lowest:Of those pri
ces. Enterprises such as are heti needed re
quire steadiness, and i: was with a vi e w to
that that the iron men sometitne'i since pro
posed to Congress the impositionof a mode
rate duty upou'iro.n of £8 per ton, to be aug
mented as the price abroad sluitild fall, and
decreased as the price should rise, so that
they might always calculate up 94 the. price
with . which they would have to contend. Had
this suggestion been adopted, this :valleY of
the Adirondack might now be briAing with
furnaces, .and , ve Might not noir;:have found
ourselves Called upon to record st9arge a de
cline-in the progress of
the State. ;, • '
BOOK' BINDER*,]
.
RoGER SlicagAx, one of the ineiiihers dale
American Congress for Connecticut, who
signed the Declaration of ludepeOdence, had
originally been a shoemaker. When earning
his livelihood in this bumble oc4upation, be
happened to have a lawsuit with one of his
neighbors; and; on going to ccidatilt a law.
yer on the subject; he presented him with a
written statement of the case, Which he had
drawn up himself. The lawyer Was a shreid
man, and at once discovered, on readiiig the
.statement, the : shoemaker's jorti,-, which, be
told him,.was net to make shoes, hilt to deal
with matters of, law. Mr. Sherman ; took: the
hint; and, having studied law, bee4ine in time
not only one of, first lawyerS'; but one of
the niost eminent patriots and .stalesmen.of
his country. During the war of independence,.
he happened to' be the chairman Of a commit
tee of Congress; appointed
. to investigate eel.-
;tain charges of peculation in the•c4rnmiSsariat
department; and, in presenting the report of
the . cointnittee, he stated that it .Wpri d be ob•
served, in peruSinglt, th..t he hail dwelt par
ticularly on the article of shoes the reason of
this was simply, that, baying Veen bred a
shoemaker himself, it was the • subject with
which he might he. supposed to: . tie be t ac
quainted. He had no idea of being ashamed
of, the geulle. craft.:
tijc(DlD Ulortb.
DISTOVERY OF MEZZOTINT° ENGRAVING.-
Prince Rupert, I)ephew to Charlel I, who de.
voted- himself, mueb to the prosecution of ,
chethical and philosophical expeyirnents, as
well as the practice of meebarito arts, for
which .he was famous, Was the invemor of
. mezzotinto, of which be is said to briye taken the
hint from a soldier scraping biS rusty fusil.
The Prince going out, early on morning,
observed . a sentinel at some distant* from his
post, very busyidoing something fo:his piece.
l'he Prince was one of those mind who go
through the world with their eves; open, and
though not at all disposed to interfere with ,
others? busineis,,was naturally aik properly
enough , inquiSitive. Accordingly he ap-;
proached him; and without
. preliminaries
inquired what ilie• was about. tie replied.
that the dew had fallen in the; night and
made his fusir rusty, and' therefore he was
scraping and-
struck
it. The Prince look
ing at it was struck with someth;ng like a
figure eaten upiin the barrel, wit' iiinv:nera
ble little holes closed together like frieze
work on gold : and silver, part .'of. which the_
soldier had scraped away: .FroMithis trifling
incident Prince Rupert conceived the idea of
mezzotinto: He concluded that Some contri ;
vance might be found to cover a: brass plate
with such a grained ground of "One pressed ,
holes, as would:Undoubtedly an impres
sion all blical that by scraping away pro
per parts, out() superficies 'would leave
the rest of the.paper white. Corninunicating
his ideas to Wallerant
,Vaillan, a painter, they
made several experiments, and tallest invent
ed a steel roller cut with tools toi make teeth
like a file or rasp, with• projetiing points,
which effectually_ produced the hlack grounds,
these being scraped away and diininished at
_pleasure left. the gradations of light. It is
said that the :first mezzotint° Tprint ever
published was engraved by the Prince himielf.
It. may be seen in the first edition of Evelyn's
Schulptut a: and there is a copy r Of it in the
second edition,; printed in 1755. 1
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Mt LITABY v .GRIDATION itf klisixce.--While
in 'the large court-yard we unexpectedly wit
nessed a very interesting althoughhumiliating
scene. There were numerous detachments of
many 'of the different regiments bf the garri
son assembled, and the scene presented mils
very grand and imposing. They bad assem
bled to be preient at the reading Of judgments
of courts martini, by which seven Soldiers were
condemned to l whitt are called " Peines BSc
tives et infameotes," and tome others to hard
labor, or the pane du bould, whielt 'are simply
correctional punishments. - Thwiformer sen
tences carry with them military degradation,
and accordingly the seven men were degraded
and excluded from the army in the usual form. •
Those, condemned to bard latiur I were pnt
apartin en (*tensible place, and those seri
tented to,the psi,* du boulet were paraded
with their eyes,bandaged before 'ithe troops,
teaming idler thelloW cannon-ball dist ached - to
their waists: After these torintilitiei were
gout ihnitigh ail .thicondenitiedistere.drain
- u p in-n line, arid the troops ellity* off„..Pest
theti. A. caritius sirsumstanqt 'poeurred in
Abe' course of the proceedings: 4)ne 'of tie
l 'iondemed, an ex-cortiditil of thiej 28th' Regi
ment named A.uriet -to who:wile emiteneed
, ,, .
tive.ye . ers' imprisonment inirofir, for_having,
when In confinement in the Penitentiary . q:st
1 ett- Germain, latalted and tbreateied the e&
can, relieved ; the Wines :ofietiptitity b '
Pinang, attermovr, whieblit hadltappeitarpo
catch. • The poor bird beeim' et imp ettitehedflo
hintilat it, never. left ::hited 'at: t4ug
brought up to Paris in a rump Van, it Accom
panied him. it was resting, op,'hia fiSger
.when his turn Cain to undergo le gradation.
'Thegenllnime who fttoetedied th 'the Opera
:tioa.tried:to frighten aka: bird alfall:v. but it
' ll4 O 0 11 / 0 . tit , WWI the ; eerpotsrt. *I Weaved
from niehanftl; and then wept aud Perebid on
tis 'shoulder. -; It atilt terettinietttekitheu
the Man vt4iiitetid"the'prmob vittf to' hn'Oii2-
Neyet back to 'priitoti. a - ,',l; ~_ .::“,.
Aitimputt AseSsarsattos Ott= Palm
'Exiinkoa.—Loois Napoleon wait -fired upon
on . :to night of the 110tb. by *
The songless in one of tb6 beZag the palace
Of Bt. Mod, and the Emperor ems worded
slightly 'in the pain of the thOuldei. - An
in& lower, and is tronld how ilwirtat
The amasilinWasimniediately ariested;z it is
said, that be - it , as bribed with 300,00 franca
to commit thccrime, by the Orfeanists. An
iniesdption Was immediately 'oidetif4 an
at the last dates it was proceeding irliecret.
The repeatettattemptalbst hate ,beeu made
!paw the life . of the hunch App rory rg
naturally Warm him; Wad Enghtud trejubles
lest the act at some time may be comau•
'Mated.. The Mosifital Mow to'the - Prospects
of the Allies, and the goners} pet(r. of Euroro
would it this inomeut be the depth of ;
' Napoleon. iNVlnitscitran i ge eareerjabis:
one time, nkiiouldtb.rdly lape been 'al -
tempted by the fueancitissassini and if tokco
would not have elicited a second - thought front
the tomblesti. now the dattini4.ot Europe
bang upon his esistenm, 'oft montirrhA vrouta
wail hit ed. . = • .