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with a record of the notable e9•ents of the times, of peart• I l'..t Is% ille'•l•Tikiitury 12 . 'a ,
!Powder and Shat. . • __L.' .1
. and war . of discnierleY. and hiprovements ociurring In ,
Water Proof %Percussion 7 ---- -4
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~111114,. nill.. It'int hr;T.S. ,
, ach number IC•ing complete in itself.
So se‘etarianvailijects arc ad Mit fed into its ages: there 1 ••1
l. ' • • • i••••••• w; ltd re.peetfull• inVite 11‘,,ntt,•ntir,n --
, CO satiety "MI titian)
. • ','''(' .4', o v11V.4 , Ili , at - rtAr and nth., arti••ln, o f , .
DR. J. T. NICHOLAS, Sre enough contmversial pledieatialls: each &Toted to her. trout th - eir,111 • 11. , taw
4 tE .lra-, •kkk. Ilkikkidrous 1.. iu •liliolo. as tl k os aro , baler-
, 11S, ir•cutiar•-..t or clique. 'Thin work is intended tor.' b us . f rom a i 1,,,, , ,k0
! raise Dealtira 'and bolt(!
They lit
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"Tit,. Mitmcs." north or sodtli. east or west . and ll' filled
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• l' ,, tts , ilte, De;. I , . 1r , 04 ; 1 13) - .: I Y-'..4 1 ! 4ti tf , ! her for sale...;whigh they i•
to tb..brini each month with c h as t e , popular and graphic
.! kill it i ii rom l, 341,0, a h,!,
!,*..1 - .-.? BRIGHT &.LERCH'S , • nii , ollany.just such al, spy', fattier, brother or friend. 1 Tuna um 1 .1 .1 7 '''
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T to the politic that
Ira; • .C., , , , .. r ~,,.. . 4 0,1, ~r ay Politi•kylratila Stale I.6ologiCEll,t•ltrae), : Jtiblitlerr a led Pnlrrie.tnr, I 10 . , '5 1 Prlet 4 i 4ll,ll ; "i'
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felt e a ropy irrmist
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41•11 • ' ' '55
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NI. 31. ItALI/.1% ; is trot prAlpainAl to Turn
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4%-ly , I .fte- Bills i4l hunatvr c
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li.dc •7, 01.e..1 let :Men. , •
(i EU K 51111'14,,. MINING ENG!-
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t f r0.4.r and Suree.l nr. :diver Terrace. Centre Street,
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...,,i,„,,,H t . ; p a ; I.;,.4,lnations. Lep.,rts. Surreys and
, ~,...., • ..... ~„,,. Lips of Coal - Mine', Coal Lands. 31ining, Machinery. Nc.,
.141" 'or...cured 011 the simrtest notice. Agent for Coal ,Mines, C •
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CARRIAGES. 1 1.,,,,,iik. i a . pm,. stt..ntion to surte”: at.d examine -,
'lit r.suirwlii. r. fiA, tog zniri. tied the 1 ti „„.. ~r ,•,,,,11A,,,i, ii...ur,, 3 , of min., r. 7
uiring are
• Irrt t , .hop of Mr: ii..irelithi.h e'CIIIId i d a l 3 „- ina . l . ,y..if , t.. the suivrintendetwe and entire
. c.- re...f....tfu113 , •11 , 1t the patronage of his : char:',- h.r ptOprietors of estates.
.6... ~, i •ust,n, r, and the pub lie in general. i Frbettary :.':.o .:July I_.'..•t ',:;.t fl htf ,
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rhl c .dand dire us a War All work ' ,
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•tale .4 Beal EA.de; Loy ink and selling,roal: ia -,
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td,,,, c t,,,,,-, : , ort„;c01 Lands, Mines, &, F .. and en , illeetine
, . Altitle.llT A, lII' Ric HARD.
~.i ' : i ' , l r . l \ 7 . : s . 4 : :l . 4 . i ‘ l i. ' . .' n• I.,t t ly tig,, , NII, Vardhl A. &m. i rents—from .twenty years experience in the lounty he .
t 11..' satisfaction. • (Alice Mahatitango Street,!
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:LWRICT - 84 GAR FACTORY. I •April ti.-15.r.0.' •
• CHAS. 31. HILL.
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Caroline E• Kline
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~m , . ... of her hate hoshand.
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. • .• ~ her own mule- ..,,- . 4 ... 6 ,..,.. :: ,, ,
1 1 . A . t . Illg::1 1 :1 . .: i t) ?,, l,t ~.. and - all other business in the line of f
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“, : : 1..... 1:Vli in,Niftt, JOHN Trxer.i, .; l' Jli tenders his senlems to Lind.ouners and others. In.
. ' JOII •iiit . s. e r , ,
i mat: in,: Examinations, Reports, ke., of 3lines and COSI:
.! - - `,.. MAT' 111. '5.% I:I-4 f 7 14- :I. ~,,h., FrODI hIS knowledge of Veluit and experience hat
CAR r:t'i ke.ES ' C ii - RR I A — Ct S !1..-- N lining. perstiors having been in thin county 14 years,
' and ea-ried on MilW , the last six %earl, he hopis?to give 1
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: . " 2, - :. , it" . .'s r .'''.. u rn i h'lr 't”rero . ...I S 3 ti KLActiLn to all eh. ma} eiftpli7l him..
.-rr ~ s ross ~ , oett rri,ll.lt, I . r p : , 4 t rit ~,,,,,a.
' :” I li t ' E r FF.ltS to JA MES Nriu and D. 1", Nit Z .Z. F.y... 4 . 'pl.. Fot Uhl
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' 111.1.1 to F.; h. '' '"•". " , Philad.lphia. IT , s pa t flit, - and In te7rll?,. .. I
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~tle vole of the l,e.i rusher.-• - 11 a.111szsecnred i , NI. .1). L. DO IISON,. i- ()per a-1
~...,,,,,1..,,,.4 werktnen. and It..ittg Httte' lirt - a l , til l lite and Meettniden , !Pentist.haltitted tipone
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•,._,,"./;,,, •*, to those who rely far,orthe . ni'lrith State, andintends to afford hi. patrrns th -lw Wait of ev.
~, :,. . !it , het r t,r4 it trarrin ifti to ••h•,. ell. NTP inijm•vement to the Art. 110 ciatt rantei sto Imitate
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'Dental Surgery, has removed to the North
a.i voria..l of :•reond and .Norwegian street:, Pottsville. '
s.epteui I ei 11, 1554 . t'-tl i
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ter.: 4 urvr)::rs and 4,“ II LEgilierl S. in Ml ' lllll7lloll
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et: lands. mine, toesus and all other husinrss in the Hue',
of thei prote,sien. . S .
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WHO WANTS TOrBE MARRIED!
THE ART OF N: VF: MAKING.
The roost extraordinary ts-s.lt t•t• the Nineteenth century!
THE BLISS OR. !BARRI AGE.
TIII" WAY PI TiII':.4L TA H.
riaiwoNy WADE • AnT :104. ROW TO WIN a GOVER.' •
E volume of 160 .. pages. 32M0:—
Priee• One Dollar. tostYst copies already issued:—
Thirteenth edition ready. Printed en the finest
and illustrated in the first ityle of art. .•
°Love rules the i , nert. ih• • are}, the grove.
For love is Heal en. and !leaser, is'Lme."
he sang. the•hard ; jet th-usands pine.
Per life the llgi?t "
• Who, did they know some gentle charm. -
The hearts of those they love to warm. '
Might live, might din; iu blisa supreme,
Possessing all of which•they dream.
The road to W edlock wriuld you know It
Delay not. but to ROSIbrUT go.
Time flies and font his kloomy wings
A shadow falls on thin,* things:
Then seize the momehti as they passe
Ere fall the last sands through the glass;
At least the klresent it Your own,
While all the future Is unknown.
.A happy marriage. merrier maid.
Can now secure by no:Q(1M.; aid.
coveslrs.
It teaches how to make htdies or gentlemen win the
deviled affections of as many of the opposite sex as their
hearts may desire.' And the plan is so simple, yet so cap-
Heating that all may be married. irrespective of age, ap
pectranee or position: and it ein be arranged. with such
rase and delicacy. that detewAlbn is impotasible.
It teaches how to make Dive. .
It teaches every eye to forrn!a beauty of Its own.
It teaches how to act when fascinated by a lady.
It teaches how to make the tviinkled face smooth.
It teaches you the kindof *ire to selea torender bows
happy. - , 3 • •
It 2i vex advice to the lover Who has been once truly at'
cepted. arid 1* rejected afterwirds through the interfe
rence of friends. • '
It gives a remedy for unrequited love.
It gives you instructionh roe beautifying the person.
now to have a handsoute faft itid•hands. ,
How to remove tan and freckles. . • '
A Lecture on Love, or a et leate Advice to Married
La
diFt• and Gentlemen.
This is decidedly they of fincinating, interesting and
really u ei•ful and pr.,ct I W ork on Courtship,
Matrimo
ny. and the (lathy elights of Married Life.ttbat has
ever been issued the American press. Tbiartifirial
„i] sys t em . ar,, It many instances prevents a
union of hearts. a• ', critcot conrentionaihnn the'
happiness and even the lives of thonFanda of tbo young :
and hopeful of both seres:le bon-my:lly analysed and
expeved. Every one who ,ccnitemplateijnarrtage. and
wishes for an infallible gilide In the selectl66 of a partner
Pm life. should purchase this great text bodh of connubial
fAivity. • • !
No one will ever, regret the :price paid - for such an In
valuableserret. ,
Ailisor any of the specimutylnit,tainks in the United
States tertanadaa received tit par. Gold dust can beeent
from Calitbrnia. , •
All that is 11.00.ttgalry - tbr - ion to dole iii irrtfe • letter
in as few word,. as 0 , 41,4 Abe.donee.' and
welts the ;lento. with" the opt ON*. County and Stte.
and dlreet to • Imo". tits fret P:ifiTfilitt iP Aislheii
ND. Prirotty4tio trotmt. Seer Mit.
Dorn? tlvrtArble. iltStissatt ss, are tbe sr hole
sale agents: 1000 , 41gestlivkrotIPT
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S:VrE,T4DtY"
.. NIORINCI_ MARCH 8, 1856.
EDUCATIONIL 1
. ' KESWICK INSTITUTE.
THIS SCHOOL is established upon
111_ liberal and P-itiula' prin,iples. youNG 1414
'placed here. .-art attend ii`l:ny at... 1 all the usual °run- ;
mental Pan-inz. and under lthe di
rection of the Jung exp,rlimeed Gratnastic '
are ty a regitlar phycleintf. These ex.'
eiristri will be foiled an indispensable adititiqui to the!
advantage,. of ; a c theitk.th[ltorrtrt
pyre. , and promoti•ithe For•eireulars aildies,s •
1711 A Ai LA XCASTP.It,
Nortistuw 0. PaO'el - iruary 2..56 .
CnITTEsiII)EWSI
IA •
Comuttriial
. NNW ‘0•11 la I
S. E.Cok..P.n and Chesnut 4trestr.
Ill‘
litstjtutioniwhich was iirOt es-
I tahlt4he , f Sept.: 1144. and uutnlirra unong lie
4radUates huntire a ot the bui.inei.a men in t lib. and oth•
or cities. wan aU J One 4th. riaricret: acid
enEatdlsh-
L: as a o,llegr. In ipcordslire with Act of L:.l.lslature.
rho Ciars , 4/ trittrueteinl rs of a thari‘uAily 0-actical
..harader and ,talitAins ail !tilese b r ae r iwA n t . eeF a 3 ry for-.
use in businesii; th,?•pupik, ha, e the
attendartee upon aeourne of LECTUItr. CtoON
+rtilNlEltclfr.t LAW.ddlicerrdfmo-their'c Jw l.i use by
entinont praetitirnierf,
le-o I •
r the pres..itrt Seas , it. ,
•/1 kik; rstrnixrx ser-1
ekes are engaged itt this depart anent' i..
'OIIT f ENE/EN, Prier/led.
. and $70'10;
addr e ss
Pri tirlfivl3. C.ottm.. ,, e Seminary. Pnthdevin:Penifa.
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SHIPIC,LE! SHiNCLES ~`
11-114,'51 NCT joint shingles , ‘‘,arraitt
k_ ed in l ie- limo. s r i n Band
he -aw mill of {,hr sulw,ribrr. Font tirtling In est..ry di
revtion . F. M4Tz,
)yjty.o tp.. nr• r Summit.S , hurlkitt I",t.
7-11 m ,
WILLIAMSPORT PLANING MILL,
BrIVEZN THE 1 •
SunburY.4 Erie Railroad anditlie Canal.
oprogiti 0 . 0 Fetri) , icr, 117illinwport, r l . # nun.
4 - 1 EO3 S%i BANGER X-, 110 Whole
r:l I, o phol Paoli:4l.o'nd Manufacturers of white
and yellow titid!tionrlng hmirds, gagh. door, Wads. shut
terg, ndg. tie. ..1i; id serCdl tvtgrinZ..
fancy and pl iili Alt .leivripti , dis of turnite! and planing •
done with proOnttniug. and in the heat planner.
Vet% 9, • I 'll.ly
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LUMBER! I LUMBER !II -'' ;
THE ,p,i:nphin & Sus(juphadna Co.
havinits6;saw milli% running can fill with dispatch, ;
and at the loweet rates. rderft for ifernlnek.Nplar or Oak I
lumber: of ihriUsuil Fi s and length pi under A feet.—
A 1.... f`hennuf ; lihltittleft. shlngllne lath. and 1 plastering '
lath ftlways'ini Nand., l' nom. , dest nons of ordering, breft. :
ker Mils or iir laieavy'ti 'fifties of 4111 tind it I
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to their intereatito appl to the undersigned. fts the Com•
pang has a laroi,nurnbe - of trockft on the track . Andean
give great demeitch to a V ord,rit they mar i e , ,,,i,,,,.
H ELL - 00 M M titnid. Eng.! gfr SII);t.
Leiter addrefts—'llarrisburg% Pa."!
45;trn*
Novembef 11:;•it'55
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
The SphttylkSlCo.Lunber & NantifsetnringCo., 1 ,
HA VIN.c.;, nowtheir large Shop, on 1
ttafircect ittreet in full operation are prepared to
furnish' to MatOntera and builders. .enerally. Doors, i
Blinds. filintters, Stud' : Mouldings. Door and Window
Frames. amt etery RO W in our line In the latest style j
and workmanlike manner. and at a saving of 25 percent. i
on former cosh;; They have ?Igo nn hand a lay;te assort..
ment of .' l::' {-- r I
White Pine P1anic,,t),:?4,..1. '2..1 1 / 1 ,.-11,..i',1. N & I / 4 !nth panel. I
White Pine : tie:o4s and 4 1tihite Pine rimming. I ,
Yellow do .'I 41 I.ellow do do
Dfy snd 0 reikt nemlock o.
cptUaple.;Pnglar, Chair. Plank and ficantlthg Boards,
I and 3.. i ; BIC I
Cherry and IValiant Plakif t fi.r '
Also incnig Work, Rich Vbed poata. tat7l,• legs. latnia.l
terson hand rned to ;trier. and hilt% of stuff gassed
to order at the:shortest notice.
One Ton fierne Engine with 20 fret biller. all nomplete I
and in tood.hr,lnr, f./r ca e, r.heap, by the Sehnylltill Co.
Lttniber eryrnmv. -
P.Atarllle:lAttl:ruNt 11. fir , tt jl
, . ,
lit fitimomati 8e ti
• i
,: helesale and e t 1 -
' TINj and HOLLOW Ware., I
COVES. Snrinan-411c4nd -en 'Aro. Cutler*. &e ' 1
kitchen Riniepi,. Rinse Inilers. Portable Ilan- b
gesr Gas Orensjleaters he.. kr. ,Itaiini! en
larged his *Mtn he ti. addoct to his former
stock a large' varle4y of hew pattern. of cook-.,,..
leg, parlorr,Odlett and. hail staves, sett he has '
now the 13,04 istock that has eserliett offered in this .
county. U intitea hial friends and elastomers to nail'
and exinninefdethentseises (relict renedset that Its can
suit ths4,4tAtislite an pries.
- /Mott,i'eathilheir,p !Menhir attention to, is gheet
Iran peat data* whir he warrants to igloo rantieltiag
. with teas fuel }iµll any OW stove trt,tise.. He ha eh*
a splendid artieloof ititShastrAlltesslithlt be CAM dr* .-
the hlehest , ll,ooMnim. km.
Pottsvill , e. iiaeoniter 1 7,1
I'r.f rn ,
•Tj AMIN - BANNAN, , PQTTSITILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
II
t to any addrels, nt aptilira
.11.,1,-kcip,ng, on r.,
YA). Key tL ctinki..LO del
44-.`lll
INSTITUTE.
' 4 ll.lNti Instaption,
Ps— has entert4 upon the
The lute ti,..?:ury of the
, ai I Ily ..i uiet ittidretil'i.-411oel.
lirpassed hp mil ill the State,
ithin twit miler: at I h i t. Phil a. /td. to and 114 int tefilitli a %lige
• ,, f
r taughti, andand,,i
~ In ~ e p'-
' i
ttlg c9lariti , l, i,.. i trUii/VIIIS of
..•
id style. Kull if liden should
t: of •vi plain stYlo. a
ntbrella, a pair of Slipisers
t •
and very littio spendinv.
4b'tj int otwo Th,
on 1 ite'r,th 04' • April.
sorniittopoll•; t lath of
s•hs. tNre is a yaaat ion of
:ession.
-
tl 1111
2 1 no
111./ -00
iti Hi ''
Mlf h
nv, extra
eirr.frtf y. ere •tJrmec e i..' = per
IS SCHNEIDER. Prirkpal.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
4omery Count y l , pa.
lALLE :S', A .M . ,
eft ,•• If eoutimt t :/y.truct
r , ll.
/n. .
4, 0 14. rt
1Cim•11
,t• 11 1)-1A,i3r....e. 11..ge
. A. \I.
1.31.. Yale College.
. ill, .1n
l'ri now tl A 0n,1,•-n,v
11_ Pf tift.l% II . 1 . 3.
.
l'AtStritt!.. P:.t
0-nnty: Pa.. end 'lately
I:. lk.wk. :nisi!:hatj may
In-I4 'ltd
I , nne tour. In teneyng. mid
Mt It. pe(u• :41.11111..Untret1 to
i !hy ntat.•ter virrentge nor
nK , urk 4 Unit th4:A. parents
ntelleetunl of their
sufticieotly eitoinkti for the
rls tijr in , tro.:tion school.
the most ri.-Toious th hr 0.141-
, of the tLrvi•
i t u'ral and :t;ram
(11..rnixt rv.
I'llilotupl6 , . and; Natural
MEMOS
(;:tinnar.
quel??.. N 4111611 I lillosophy.
rr. Mental Phil....phy, 11. 7 11
Illstory. Natural
ristiauit). lirgraphy,
SITDIES
„i
rune. 1 tali.in f :faaa
g, and
r
'ounce attentith wllll,
Writing, I:rani inar,Conip
ani In
•
A to.) thOst. I'4llo
testinveii is of schnlar-
Anrh dev•nd
hstry of the pupil. :aid not on
ear. -- rot hr • 'boo:—
.r. site) Ili the 5( 4 b00.--1111
, ard with If 0I NN 11..1*
•k 1.1 thot,eielvi c.utiott proceed
itent. is su•dt. ti:at whde the
Ia are to-cared. Ihi hencjit of j
i• not lost. pull the student
In resources', thus ailowittg
I ktudiek limo as her qr
and other ciri•uu)sfitnces Kill '
.1
an. in April. e nd the other in
into tnli of fine
.pcctivtly on the Pest of 313 y.:
. .
PURE , WINES & LIQUORS.-
I 11:; ' . ril titiderstometl, legally Itemised
LUMBER.!i . ..5 ,
i dealer In Whiel and I.i(piorn. offer% lb,. ((Coning
Ituung•mt the Ist days 4,„;,. i . rat0,,,,,,..«%cry article' in whij Is. Is ;Ago r.llttertl
(urchased the en tine interest ot ( 'in, ion/ anddunrrnb4.
saw-mill at Mount Ilope. kittl- 1 WINIiS. ' ( i' '
Schuylkill comity. in prepaied P(O.--Orlipeinioe.(ip (rto and Ittli.iZUOi) - .
or with despatch. awl re(ipect- 1 Mddrir. , —East India. Hold. _
ge so liberally in(!doniod on the Yierry—Eo3 al: A inontiliad n . ...
. "
. J'AS. Itt;SStii.h. (beret--St. Estephe. St . •Itilien. ':, •
! .2- It t do . Winl3-11aut'SautrrIze. Itintae
.I)(:.oni—Lis).oi hr. .@r..
fli uu 1, Win,s--(dloilihrimer. Ni4rrikeiner. Drids•
brinier. Ti•aminer. kr.
( .. .1 Inipo;dte—G rand SElery. Motwitlaus.(Ac. 2
Lir/volts. :.; .
m,•ady—Pinet.Castiltion k en. etimir.
°lard. Martell. .Nlaratt. 't!oginteli.
NV ild ('berry'.
Il Viand Gins—Srisn. Bohlen; !
Schleilaw Schnapp4. . ..
R.ret—Satnalon Splrita, New Enannil.
Whiskey—Tyler Malt Reotili. Old illononpiatielei
Irish. and Pennolvlrrinia:Eye.
E X T It A C T S . ''
PROP TIMBER.
)A VI ES, ;ire tirepared
Aty of 1. etoloqk and',other tint
'wed to orderyat The rhempest
el* will find iM,thelt.intenat to
tvq also a quint ity of prop.ti m .:
deliver on the Little Srlanyl
ive Tamaqua.
ISM
•
t .! LUMBER!! , "
respectfully anUounces,
he has eonipleted hi. Stearn Cir
, Valley. Schuylkill cUunty. and
.h all 'Kinds (d . Lumber at the
ne, Hemlock and White Oak of
,t to order at the; honest notion.
EDW A lir) t.LANI).
all hinds for building I FLOUR AND FEED PARTNERSHIP.
Ay. B. BELL having associated with
athltro.elfJesse Mather,: in the floor and feed az:a-
iitistneSs. the 'above business will he 'continued .1 .1 [ l 4,
in all its various branches as haretoOre. They —' •
1 4. 1. , e now on hand and • are constan t ly receiving large
lots of flour and mill feed. as well'as hay. nett and corn,
which theY.yrili cell en the most rehsonahle terms for
rash or approved' credit. M. It. lkn eetunia his sanctity
thanks for the liberal patronage here!ethre - extended to.
him in his Isdividual - catiteity, hoPingi that strict Miens'
lion to `kindness. and an endeavortnactommodatecUstoms
vela. will'continite to tbe,ntio fhb all .the patronage hens!.
lot re extended to himself as wallas tiring new eustesep.:
ere to tito prevent firm cf ILELL4 [
Corner Itailropitandeallowhill streets.
- ispticelfe'firlydeye Foundry',
10-11
TRAVELING.
NEW LINE OF COACWES,
Between Ashland and Pot:0111411c.
' IIE suliscribers •rm the public
that t hev have eJturtietired runhing a line of coaches
hetwoen Ashlall4 and Pottsville, it!,
L.sve the Ashland' lintel, Ashland. every
m3rn , n4 at 7 1,2 o'rlack. and arrive at
l'ottarilr , tn Leave Mate's
ilotel. Pottsville. daily, at 3 o'clock. P. N..and anlye at
Ashland at Fare e..veh way,, t vat. As this
line has been put nn to Ito e re ,
p 'cattily their patronage:' EL IMO.
Nor. 17. ',VI
PASSENGER LINES.
Philadelphia and Reading Stailroad.
11558. !WILING ARRANCIEIHENTS,. 1N35.
riIit.E . GREAT Northern null Western
j_ United State. dlail I:.utes.
etertap.4l itn4l Eli. reJtio.d." -
LITTLE SCHUYLKILL. CATAWISSA. SUMIURY and
ERIE. WILLIAMSPORT .k ND •ELMIlia. RAILROAD.
Thr , u4h to Buffalo. in - - DI hours.
, Niagara Palk. - • !! •
• • Detroit. - - • "
Chicago. • - •
St. Louis, • - •••!, yS
-
Ticket Ofilce. N. W. corner Shill and Cheroot streets,
and Philadelphia and Leading Railroad, Depot, cornet
•
Broad and Vito).
On and after. MONDAY. Ila 2, th. ThreecPaasenget
Trtins will leave the Philadclphia and Reading Railroad
Depat,corn. I 11r , ad and Vine streeta.dal4, (Sundays es•
..epto.l.l n.i w..:
Jity Express... 43 A. M
Sttli lu. c L0,1)11.1114. and Reading. Oily. Conneet
ing'. wit!" t .t William. Tort and Erii. and 11illiatos
part and h la Railroad: arriving at Ehitird at 4. P.M.;
~,,n neci in u a t :Nair York and Erie andlo..kmi New
York ell% It for 'Dunkirk and Buffalo: and from
thane, via. nn , on Lake Erie or LSke Shore Enid
road. to tleveland. Toledo. Monroe, Saddusky and De
troit. Ah. with Eludra. 1 . :11.13101igIM and N
Ealia Ball .ad; eouneeting at Canandakua with Now
York o , lltral E.,.st and WoAt.aint at Sit , pension
with lire:at Wevtern and Miohigaii Central Rail
road for D.troit, Chiv;sgo, Loud:. and all p o inty in Can
ada And Westorn States.
lllafl Tralln-7.30
St ,pping• at_:lll:3tati"us.atttl rut/film;
Night Express-3.30 p.m.
KU111.1i111: at cry day. stopping at all titAt ions' ar..l ruu•.
nin4 to Pot Connecling at Dort Clinton with Cat
AWiSS:t.lYillltitsport and&rie. and Williiinlvport and El
luira Railroads. arriving at Elmira at 4, AIM.; cunneoting
,with New York and Erie. Iturfalo and Noir York city and
Slime Railroads. for Buffalo. Dunkirk. Erie,
f.t id, Toledo. Chicago. and alt prints , West.—
Also, with r.llttira. C.inandaigua and Nia,... , ,tra Falk I:nit
ro:ids: attiring at N lags Falls. at 1n..0.1.1. )1.. consul
ing with llay Express or Great Wentern Dailroad I r
t roil. etv.
Ncnengor4 Ihty Exprek, oak last at Port Clinton.
ttillf•at P.a:tengers 4 way
sup t ,..r ..t port Clinton
Th i s 1:„ h t,... w ith Ifs connectiottm. forths the Fhortest
and urea direct route t'i Canada and the9.oten.
Only ult, ellaugv od bAggage I.mituo,ti and
Cannix or tho Lake',
PagsectAerspurchaaing Ticket., by thili Line have the
pr i c ji ege. ,,r ,t4ipping at any at the atc,v,r paints, and re
suming' their v,vtt , , nteaFtlre. t .
Fore from Philndelplita to
1110 lb; 11,i tifil3Wllll3.lo 00
4 :1,51 \in,aril Falb.. yin. El
-4 4o; mires, C.tniitla and S.
'fnll I inn.
Ott.t. ri-%1
Rap, t
11):Int
ton.
t
•4t, F. Itailr.,o, I, j
1a.110:!,110. 10 110
~U )tSithi•eusiull tridlc. L• utr
7 00 ' 11 70
Its: roltlo,
i
ITTA n
Viyrkr
EMEMEMiI
MEM
IBEMM
lioneva. ,s 1.41:.
'Chtegip, ‘l4
.11) ! •
• .ht Cvntrll ot,
A.. latke•Stmi..
N A , itlit•n;l:ailr.•fttl. ur 04,
. i 1 Ihrf.L•k
, and Nll , ktig.tn (~n
. 1100: Wiwi
MEM
.1,11:1u Arnot.
11.ttit-t:tt.
I. • It .V.
Iht.ti!3.
,IC
11 , 1'T 'OA. V. V..in.11.:
and !tut. rtn4 N. y
to 0.,.
Y:. T. Ill'ItItELL. Tir'..et and I ,P . r. ight Agent
N. %Y. +wt. I.ixth
it : A. It 111..i,-:. , 111 - t"t
'l'. MrK I Sit . )01i. Stip't I'at:iwi,..ll . . - nitd Erie itn!lrca.l
II EN itY ,
Sup . t ITillhuicptrt :an t i Limi t ., R a p
roltdo. • •
PASSENGER TRAINS
Between Pottmyllle and Ploladelphln.
hl 3 , 11 i attar )I.av 7th. the PassOuger Trains will
1,-ave the Depot at' Potts. ille. earner ot Triton rind Pail
td strrets. dailr as fellows:
From POtt•ville to Phtiodelphia.
`l,rein4 JAne. at - -7 , an A. M.
Ereninyi . Line. at - 4 P. M.
undavjTrain. , once a dav an A
Prom Philadelphia to POttavllle.
Mernin. Line. at - • , 7 ;'0 A, M;
Eyenimi Line. at - - - - .3 an p. M.
StinthyiTrain. 'nee a day). 3 30 I'. M.
OF PA:V.4M/ ItiIAINING.
F or FhilaaArV•l 4 . a t 0 n'elert:. lri rniOntes. A. M.. and
nt minute, P. M. For Pet tsaille.at U e'eloek.
::4 ininitteg.h‘. 11.. nnil o'elocic. P. M.
REIIN ALL TILE LINES—BOTH Ays.
I -13 T ri.tqs.l 2s:n ct. tits.
I Pottsville to Philadrlphia. ,i 2 l'A ' ..; 'll 2.5
Il'hilmlelptif3 to. Pott sville, 2 7fi ..' ‘ l 2. 25
Pot tcrllM to Ttrlrieding. 1 ti:i 3:i
I lteading to Philadelphia. • 1 I'ZI , 145
l Tbeir tiT.t ..too at ail t.', ct,itinnx ei.l4n;lti, Renile.
Fifty Ir m .1 3 of tmlr3zow ill hf.:111O9r1cl to each passes
! per in theselines. and rissengers are ext , i . resqle prollibitt4l
frotn taldint anything asha , ..tgage hut their own wearing
apparel. which will lie at the risk of Its,nomer.
Ai- All tickets must he tiurrhaseti tritne entering the
err , . Ity
o rder of the tioalil of 'thitoitters...'
‘4 3 r 14135 A . 21, !4: . ' , Kt A It.rri - rft D. ~.....relnry
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT BARGAINS:
Reduced Prices In Cloihini 2:
(1H EA CLOTHING STORE. Ceti
,ire street. ott'e door below Market::street. west side,
Pottsville. The subs,Triber returns hi .4 gratetu! thanker
to his friends and ti.- public. for the litvral manner in
which till. have lixretofore patronised him. and infnrnt
them that he hai now on hand a larirk stock of ready
made garments. newly manufactured; wader the capnr
intendentv of an experienced workman{ and made of th e
heat materials-. in the newest bsehione.lnf -every variety.
crhich , •ta 'not till to satisfy purchaseis:i Ws stock con
sists of Fine
. 01, " 44 Fro'k and. Body l'<liats henry knap
pod and Winter sack Chats of all detieriptions.
Blue and striped C.vedincre Pants aud Boys' Clothing!
miry Volvet.Vests; Black and Fancy liatin Vests. Cassl
im.rekrid Worsted ut all kinds. Flannels, t±trirsed and
Drtebod Stirts.tireen and Satinet Jackits. and a tatiety
eef other articles too numerous to mention. all of which
he intends to sell at the lowest prices.; Ire also mak es
up all kinds of thin,: to order. at bile shorteet nutlet..
fi - e ir- for4et Ventre street. one djsej iwtow Market
west 4 , te l'ottet ills. A. tit WIWI E. Agent. •
Dee. S. '55
Curteos. Lavender. Al , xynthe. Ki,shenwa.xer
-SUNDRIES.I
7-WiFc and idinhurger Cheese. Sardines. Holland Her
rln;r, French
. 31tiFtard. Olive MI. French ch., o l.f e , & c.
7410 SEA
„+" Corner of Crnt re 4 1111 h Street,.,
Pott%till.t, g rn.
0.. t. 13. 41 -em
PATENT METALLIC 00FPINS I
READ: READ::
11R. H. GRESSANG has been ap
-111 ' , Anted Agent for this militia'. for the sale of
SIC $ PATENT METALLIC BEM At CASES,"
Which .upercede all other kinds In umi. Being perfectly
dr-tight. it obviates the necessity of hasty burials. and
Also preserves the .ody from i unuediatt decomposition
They are particularly suitable for transporting the body
from doe plate to another. The fa• e ?Jut covered with a
thick glass. with metal top. which can he removed at any
time. and the face of the corpse seen by Its friends or re.
Wives. We might give you hundreds of certificates. to
corroborate our statement. en to the advantatres the Me.
t Coffin has over the Wooden - . buttthe followit. will
edifice:
WASHINGTON. April sth.
Gonllemen:—We witnessed the utility of your orna
mental ••I'atent Metallic Burial Caseri„ - used to convey
I be remains et the late lion. JOhn C. Calhoun to then
gressional Cemetery. whhh Impressed ;us with the belief
that it is the best article' known to Os tor transpotting
the dead to their final resting ,place. •. .
With respect. we subscribe nursoirei: yours. etc..
(Signed). Henry Clay, Lewis CASS, Dan. Webster. Wm.
It. King, Jeff. Davis. J. M. iterrien,,O. Y.lMason. D. R.
Atchinson. A. C. Green. Wm. P. Mangtm. Itenry Dodge,
D. S. Dickinson. e • •
Bltnilarteatitnonialrmight bp added witticul number.
Apply to M. ES SA
Cadre streil,cnriter If Union.
:S•tf
Pottmelle..hine O. I gsr.
MA, 12. 1R55
.. ..
REMOVAL' ,
... - Paper Warelhotaiie •
1,1Tos:23:& 5 Decatur, itreek Ph il mkt ! I I
LI Oki., : i: 1
.-.AIECIRIng, BROS., Pter zunuflictlifirsil
and imPelani of trootutteturere tun rtalo. Dot In ta l k
the Atlantan of puretemeralo tttelr extrealre as rime r 1
I
nAt n utpera , ana paper maker? liutterlalit aultrd in i !
sa at/Valera and ennanalars in - erapry.aretion : of I
reentry. All orders 'III receive prrOpt stbertari An ',I
to filled at as low prim as any home in the Union,
Kir! 100 tiara of rats wanted ire 641
c Marra 1.'68
portrn.
'trek, rornt • "Um; ied darfin;.
Nf..rry ns the !.13);
NI bite pee r 1 hi a Jewel life-Wreath
Wrwen fir away : • ';
tie! ien h.tired and lips of rherty.
,fropplog honer wcrd..
On tang: the sitx ere smith hmete,
t lad :as summer Lirds.
Will th.at little head. my darling,
iiolden bead of thine ,1 •
E.l;er ern.h its wealth of trnwn curls.
WA heart on:nine: .1 .! •
Nel.iling in the dew of childhood'.
.Ali and rose charm.,
: Spirit—whispering with thti angels,
In ply folding arms.?
- .Shall I ever part the tingleO , .
On the fi.reh, ad white. •
From thy shaded. t.leepy. Llaet: reek
Shutting. half In II:ht
Like the sunset milt' the twllh.ht,
. Ora woodland Fpt t. t
111,1.1 en In the pliant gray OtAtiew.,
.'one but unforg.4 .c. •
Ile will take thee to his bosom.
In the years to come.
Tell thee manna simple stOry .
of that early home.
How the thick• %Ines ereri and clambered
Round the dim old eaves.
!point; many a downy nest:home.
'Mid the Feented leaves:
Ilene the , Earry scatliard
nn the low white sill.
IV hero wol watch the even:ng
Settling rat the hill: •
And t red Moot c4er
-
Ether's rin' {blue.
%Mac. dattnotolson the green
40r the white. roondSlewt
Thou rr lit Her the trar,lroli aparlde
111 b i`A tu re
11 II.• he tell. Mos. in the et elio.ll.
Tale% of p•mir. gnn!..hy :
n'othlng had, thyfl , atidg
With a t 1,104 in: hand;;
Demoting of 3 glad re-nnlnn.
In tin. -110 kr (And: - '•
(Elide.
'There is something. he:tot:lfni :t tettr.- 7
Look upon it 'as it glisten 4, like-n Qpotle;is
tens, ul kni the dowttv het.k; of innocence.
and say it there he not a ytiet he uty in it—;
ilie beauty of' purity. It Is. , :in muldent gfi
h4ding—priitmintl—immeattitrublei. i Who ca)t I
t' a ib om its olelalls ? None; Says Him ulio I
readet It thi4earts of men, and sciaraeth the
hidd en m e s teri e ,) of the soul. - It is the eon- c
fleeting link hetmeen joy and sorrow, which i
unites our grit-fs with our enjUymlmts in one
mYsterious chain, soothing the oni•, , and 'sub: I
(Wing the other—the eseapetnent-calve of
overwrought exOtement, which gives vent to
the bursting ennhious of a p.urcharged beard!
It speaks a language whicir"all feel. lad which l
few can ridly inn:l-.1)10, and lae »fttimes I
scarcely know whether the litinid dropswhich '
trickle (low n our de t ks, be :the heralds of!
pleasure or ,f pain.
,!
. ' .\ tear is cl,er we'eutai's,i,:g it is ever a syrn:i
pathizer, no matter what the motive cause
a hid) sent it forth. Thrn4diont the eye trio '
current 4,1 our eindtiottit there runs a filth:
ti,ittery rill which undulates' %%hit each vibra '
tint) of our hearts; Mid y1h4.1.4_ . s uint. such :l
tri•we violent than ordinary,tlistarhs the chords
of feeling, the tiny %).avelet) rise and iiverthitr i
their, liardi4, and the gentle tear speaks mad ,
wardly the silent language (if our inner nature i
_ t h e l angu ag e of the soul,' which the tongue!
koows not, and the lips eau` never utter. ;
1
A,tear oft speaks of pletfsure. Where kin'
Bred souls are gathered round the festive !
bOard ; where" the red wine:; flows, and thc
sparkling jest is bandied 1 from lip to lip ;
where the spirit of hilarity is enthroned, and
the - merry gollsof wit and ridicule reigril , i
trimfiphant ; where the ringing laugh is loudi i
ly echoed, and. thought and reason see
abandoned, and "vire lit brigatelle - seems. t( ;
lie the pass word of the kotirLeveu here th '
trickling drops speak their feeling language •
and oh! what relief they :bring with them
You are full, to brimming, with laughter—i
chokes you; you cannot, see; you cnnro q
breathe; you press your hands upon yowl
shaking sit)*) , t, And, Whilst roil feel afloat tc
burst asunder with an :dun e-t painful sons&
tion of merriment, the by, , round tears . oush i .
:
)-. , -
forth ; your pent-up ti.,clingS Fire released froit
their confinement, and aglow of pleasure
comes over you, as your' - laugh rings and '•
Mingles with the less leastvirous language o ',
those welcome drops, mat for the inomen
• ~„ ,
vpu are lost to every Sellhg, ,save ()tie of in
14 ,7,
It 91.
MCI
i ufralnlffil
IBM
al ot)
00
. ,
tense extasy.
Or, perhaps, your soul.is; bathed in a sea o!
more calm delight. Whens,nne long Im mo
lested sympatlis of your itatiire is by som;
sudden impulse \roused action, and it'
the secret recesses of your liettrt you experi
Md..e , an exquisite retitkeirdmi of siLeeie joy
More quiet, but not less intedae, than the on
pouring of purr mirthfuldesS, then the tell
tale tears, unbiddeli, bedeck the trinittp-eu
tains of your eve lids, and,tdii what 'von ;wil
despite inur toost I 01S me I 111 Id ea
j nut deny them utterance, fie . they will spea
More frequently,- perhaps, a teat; tells th l f
h luguage Of sorr o w. In the silents abode
cleath, where out:, the stifled 'sobs of the lick
reaved break the fearlul stillUess of t h e dark
Oiled chamber: when "
' iit.r hangs - it sable yell
•tlie idols , of the heart when hop'e
'olSeerns crushed. and joy departed : when your
weary soul. which but.,,nowwas freighted'
its burden of mirth and gladness. seems but
the abiding place of glboM and sorrow; wheli
you can hear nothing bUt
,the echo of the
Clods upon the coffielid—see nothingiut the
pale, gaunt visage of theLloye4 departedi r
feel nothing but a heavy weight of,opi,ressiMi
and anvish—then come Welling up from the
Very depths of your being the bitter thoughtL
which find no speech save the round,: brit r
dmps, as they roll from uniier your red and
eiwollelf lids. and the involuntary tears t 'll
volumes of heartfelt tnis6.y.
There is a fearful anguish', too deep er n
for the utterance of tears. It is terrible, ti
endurable. Like the- cablier•worm Of co 1-
scienee, which gnaweth unceasingly and pre
eth upon the vitals like the glistering fires {H
remorse. which find no outlet, but emisunie
the heart, it eateth its way:iitto the very soul.
It is a festering wound—cureless. It inay lie
that in the aftenworld stick' an agoriy Tully
wring the blighted soul, wbeit 2 shut. out from
hope in the gloomy . cavern's of despair.'it shall
sink into a woe which is elet!Ual, to endure; n
tieony which is learlus.
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A TI:VTIIITI. PleTtraE.-4ee that brilliant y ,
illuminated building, in the distance. Readr.i
0,, 1
enter with me that elegautlv' ; fOrtiisheil ab e l l
Where everything . appearsitn almost Orieutal
Splendor, and' let us learn fin cause of tile;
mirth and festivity that, reSciiinds' through its I
halls. Let me point to yontlitotice that being I
of almost angelic lovelineSs, leaning upon lied
arm of him to whom she
,:llaA just given held
young and trusting heart and . hand, in tie ,i
Sacred tie of marriage,- with perfect confiden e. I
that with him by whom she. is so devotedly
loved, she shall spend a life cf uninterrupted
happiness.- All congratulate ber on' her hap
py choice, and she entersia new sphere wtth
the brightest prospects and highest anticipa
tionS for the future. _-Everything appears. Ito'
bespeak for them a life ofi beautiful sunshine;
not one dark Cloud is iteC.n,rising slowly inthe
horizon, and wending its way to the zenith
'their earthly sky.. No! 'tis-otte broad canopy
Of azure beauty, studded' with the brightest
gems ; But, ah !. how often their radiant be a•
ty to hid from, dur view 'bydark 'and threat n•
ing.clouds; how oft' the moat me and. beans
tiful flower is destroyed in', the bud, or. with4s
and dies with the first glenni of sunshine l'i—
'Yes 1 . the most flattering hopes and expecta
-tions are often blasted when everything seeMs
Inost promising. The social glass at .the
family fireside, has templet; many it youth.
ful.merulier 'to-indulge in a greater ticesi,!til
though. he May, as did thia happy bridegroom,
certain that he will never go farther- 2 1 in-
Oeed, he indulged. so, seldom,. that the dear
Übjectof his afreCtions Dever - drestited but
that he would ever be all that her tond.'hArt
had pictured him. Alas lithe 44
c.irile,,,oo
.. ...
'loon.. She could, hardly 'realize that he,.(pr
iirhoin - elni had left the tender 'care ; Of in 'a
gent -pa re] its. ' end . Toil ag brothers attd sisters, —
and till . ilio endearments of it hapkiliomtH
Should evintually become ~ a, drunkard; butit
'tray evenso. The blow catne . tisthelightnin 's.
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flash,.and almost ecashed this unsuspecting : understanding the reason to be that the pots-
One to the earth; and with it came those first toe gave moisture long enough to make the
Clark days. When all was staked at the altar of roots strike ont".--Ifall's internal of Health,
intempenince.,when 'those first cruel, bitter
,Words pierced that loving heart, and. almost
froze the blood- within it. Oh!' how that
'stricken one plead with him, and begged him
With tearful eye and aching heart, to fly. from
,lhe intoxicating poison I How she lived and
struggled on, in the midst of poverty, cruelty
l and disgrace.
I. '-Ten yeara from thasenny bridal.day;let us
enter their dwelling; ' w a singlelour"th story
room. Beheld that o ce . noble form, in the
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last agonies of delirit i tremens. See those
almost naked, staryin 1 ch;,ldren, crying:around
their broken-hearted mother. Behold his
'dreadful end ! Follow him to a drunkard's '
' rive; give . comtbrt, if ytM , can, to those
stricken ones; raise that almost lifeless form '
From her huihand's grave, and 'carry them all
paway.• Her earthly bliss is ended, and . her
rayer is, " Oh ! God, take '.rue to thyself !"
~a .
11 1 ,,nat a std retrospection of those early dreams
Of felicity ! but how often do such cases oc
viir? Ifeware, young man,Of that first - drink,
which may lead you on to.. misery. Beware,
lyeiing maiden,•when you leave kind parents
soda happy home, that, you do - not unite
Yourself tO- one who is in the habit of
partaking of a social glass, lest you, at last,
place, him in a drunkard's grave, and drink
the cup of bnken•he - arted 'sorrow, to its-very
dregs.
Then ,*4 many a bright and sunt'iy morn,
And many a star-ilt. evf,
li Prpeedn% a dark and tearful storm
I'f Ern It taker its final learn
There'c many a sweet and boautwitti tower,
111., , uts ~ n a pcnis'lmus tree: •
There's many a happy bridal hour
- • Followed by years of misery. •,
Yes!. oft our hopes. most fond. most s desr
: And all s.e love on earth. '
Aro wrested from us beret
' -
Soon as we learn their. _
IlExurtrut. SVATIMENT.--Shortly before the
'leparture of the lamented Heber to. India,
'he Breached a sermon which contained. this
lieautiful illustration: "Life bearsms on like
the stream -of it mighty •ricer. Our boat at
first glides down the narrow ellannel—through,
- Hie . playful murmurings of the little brook,
and the it indin s or.iu grassy borderi: The
trees -shed their blossoms er 'our voting
beads. thaflowers of the brink seetti to offer
themselves to 'our yofing hands; we are hap
py hi hope, and we grasp eagecylit the beau
-ies around us—but the stream h..rries
ataf still our .hands are empty. Our course
In youth and matthaiod is along a wilder and
tleeper flood, among objects more striking
hod tnagnificent. We are animated by the
moving picture of enjoyment and industry
ioassing us—se are excited by some. short•
!ived disapp,aintments. :The stream bears, us
tin„ and our j,Nand.our,gri .fs are alike left
heliind us.: 'We In - ay In shipure,:ked, but we
ran not be delayed—whether smooth or rough
he river hastens toward its home, till the ro a r
H. the ocean is in our ears, and Aln. tossing
0 - ;the wares f - eti'eath our feet. and:the. land
Aes.cus from:our eye,, atyl &Kith; art lifted up
l ur o utiol us, and we take our leat'e of 'earth
and its inhabitants, till. of unit further voyage
I 3.here is no witness sake the Infinite and
'Eternal 1..
1)10.-NKAno., \v,..1...--rhave to soLie
iv a ruined character, wretched example, and
Inewory that will solar tott
I leave to my parents durii,g the rest of
iiieir lives, siorrylf as huniaility, in• a
feeble and der;repid btattican.ststaiti.
I leave tti 'l,n,tht;km ;Lad mueli
Inttrtitication atol ittjaii as I Could well bring
'utt thew.'
I lea% e to my wife a broken heart, a life of
wretzbedhess, a shame to weep over me, pte-
Maw re death.
I give and bequeath -to each of my - chil
dren, poverty, ignorance, a low. character, and
the • remembrance that their father was ii
'monster.
'seful - )itformatiqn.
HARD s • rutiy' hurts nobody, but }mid eating
does. It is a very common thin , * to attribute
the premature disability or death of students
and eminent men' to too close application to
their studies. It has now become to be, a
generally admitted truth, that " hard study,"
as it is called, endangers life. It is a mischiev
}Ms error• that. severe mental application t u t•
- del-mines health. Unthinking pepple will
lisiniss this' with the exclamation of "that's
all stuff" or something equally conclusi‘f.—
Tti those who. search after truth in thellove of
It we wish to offer some suggestions.
Many German scholar's Mire studied litr
life-time for sixteen hours out of the tit.entr.
fear. and a %cry . large number . from twelve to
• fi ftee n boars, livid in comparative hcicltb, and
died heron(' the sixties.
•
(►ne of the .mot sterling of living minds,
Prof. Sillinetn i the elder, is now in mid-winter,
3 lrai•eling through the country, ut the age of
'nearly eighty - years. and in gocid health,,dt
lit (Ting geoiogicai lectures, living mentally
on the hard food of rocks, iron, iridium, and
he like. A not strong example of the
truth that health and bard, study 'are not in
compatible, is found in the great Missourian,
Thomas H. Benton, now past the three-score
and ten, and in the enjoyment of vigoroutt
health , a more severe student than he has
been, and is now, the .American publie does
not know. Dr. Charles Caldwell, ourAmnored
preceptor, lived beyond the eighties, with high
bodily health. remarkable physical vigor, mid
Mental fiwce scarcely abated, yet, for a greai
part .of his life he Studied fifteen bouts out of
the twenty four, and at one time gave but five ,
hours to sleep. John Quincy Adams, the old
man eloquen:, is another nattily. strong ex•
ample of our. position. All these men, with
the -venerable 1)r. Nott, now more than eighty
years old, made the preservation•of health a
scientific study, and by systematic temperance,
neither blind nor spasmodic, secured the prize
for which they labored. and with it years, use
fulness, and -honor: The inculcation of these .
.important truths was precisely the abject we
had in view, in the projection of this Journal
with the more immediate practical application
to the clergy pt this .country; whom we see
daily .lisabled - Or dying. scores of years before
their time, nof as is uniformly and benevolent
ly stated, from their "arduous labors." but by
perSistent and inexcusable ignorance of the
laws of life and - health, and a wicked negle.l
of them. the use this strong language pur
posely, for ignorance of duty to their own bo
dies is no more excusable titan ignorance of
duty to their own souls, for upon both classes
of duty the lights brightly shine; full bright
enough for all practical .purposes—the • lights
of nature, of science,
of experience and of
grace. How much of - the hard, intolerant
theology of the times aqui concocted, and is
perpetuated by dyipeptic stoniachs, reflecting
men canceadtly copecturel We do Oat with
malice aforethought Indite hard thingsagainst
a class of men so good, able, so useful; as the
American clergy-are, nor is it any' gratifica
tion ...but we feel that they need to be sharply
stoke!) te- ' their habitis dictation, and there
is none to dictate to them. We take it upon
Ourselves to guard and guide the shepherds.
We would like to say much more on,this sub,
ject. but long articles are neither read nor co
pied, and by many, along cigar or a long' quid
of tobacco would. be preferred.. For the pre
sent, therefore, we content ourselves With 'the
enunciation of the gist of 'this article.-- Stu
dents and professional men are. not so much
injured by hard study as hy hard eating; nor
is severe study for • lifOime of itself incom
patible with mental and itbodily vigor to the
toll age of threescore years and ten..
• EDIT6RIAL HINT'ON tiItAFTING.—We
gest to Editoni who have a wish to' elevate the:
",Profession" rather thaw tumble it down to
the bottom or the lad&r; with sawyers. boot
blaiks, patent , medicine inakers,'ana ihe like,
to make it aspractiee'trivead carefully, every,
article they think of potting in their riper;
they *ill often rove their reputation by it,funt
at the same,time they will , avoid the perpetra
tion of many precepts atmt. health whose ab•
siirclity a moment's refleetigie would detecl.--=,
A statement has beta goiro.thtimih the ria•
Tpers for a month put as "An interesting dia•
Lvavery from France: that the best mode of
Operating fruit txtea if to itick.one end of a
Viii" in a woos Alte.,other end_ prpiecting
iiros'er thne ineltee. Vire certainty. saw this
Mathes , " practiced in thulltest'orben we were a
baby. for twu aftdithil.le did it,,Onreolre.
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Ibe done at any othbeetabltshment in theeounty.rneh a
ilm.ka. Panrphfri., : Bale bf Lactio4;
i Large l'o#orr..f . -
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1 Hared Rine, i "P•iprr Books,
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/nit Redd., : . , 1 theist. nooks, ate„,
At the eery shorts* notice.' Oar stodt of JOB TYPZ b '
nm , exten.lre thap null of any t.ther othe, In this Dee ; 4
tine of the Stab, and are keep bands cespleysd expressly
forJobbiag. Belts; a practical Printer oureilf, we will
guarantee onr work to be' as neat as any that can be
tamed . out In the Cities. PRINTING IN c..)t.e4.4 done
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or every doxeriett.in tmannfitetuta.d,Nun,l and ruled to
i order at fhort nottc..
NO. 10.
A MONSTER SHARII—B ' A TRINIDADIAN..
Being in Lit : Guayra 'u the month of June,
I Was tempted by the at of the lowlands to ,
bathe in the: ' . .1 ! swam out to some rocks,
which lay a 'palter of a mile from shore,and'
then dived to Pick up some beautifal shells.
Aw•Pgto near ' f to the bottom I balanced my
self in midwattr, to observe a most* beauti-
dul phenomenon. It king noon, and the •
sun crossing' the equator, near which stands
La 'uayra,-- m
his beasts - were
. reflected with
st4 s
assmg splendor on the surface of the -
water, which WIN ag'tit'ed into rippling waves
by .; the raid -day breeze: these little waves
were ,reflected ':ttn the ilandy . bed on the sea;
which reflection showed like a waving and
shifting net Or.fairnished silver. I saw this
'net, with pleasure, spread as far as my ey-t
could reach; save where my own shadow, as
it we're, intercepted it. Suddenly this was
overshadowed by a most terrific object. I
instantly cast My eyes upwards, and gracious
heaven! I beheld, right above me, tine of the
most terrible Monsters in nature, known to the
people in those seas under the appellation of
the shovel-nosed shark. I east a few glittices
itltift, and observed his glaring eyes, that
looked at once stupidly dull, and frightfully •
malignant. Their savage ken was directed
down upon L 4 ; its greedy
,mouth wtis
.open
ing and shutting, as it in antieipatiti — df swal
lowing me.
I east a gliiii'de at my ribs and o ver my
body; and/mentally asked my Creator (may
he forgive the . ) . involuntary thought) if-he ito
i tended that hits image, into•whose nuatrils te.
bad breathed the breath of life, should become
theyrey of sit . th a marine dentin as floated
above? This singular idea flashed through
my mind with witlti the speed of lightning ;,there
• was hole time•for.retieet ion. • • ,
. .
„I -steam, still told, r wider, to anoiljer plate;
' but I could Observe, 1,0 the, shadow of the
Mobster, that le still 10110Wtd 111 V. Upwards
I dated tint look: in vain I tried to dudge'lllY
tormentor: where I stopped, he stopped ; and
go where I would, stilt his shadow tell upon
me. What Wits to be done? My strength
and breath Wtire fits{ going; 36 remain muc h
longer under ;water- was impossible, and to.
rise was to make for the jaws of perdition. I •
.atik to the litcl of the bay, ti'3 arm myself
with some emit it-shells ; tiles() might• have
been of saine'inse, could I lotYe gained the
surface of the water unhariaeil: in vt !deb case
I might have lturle'll thenflit' his enormous
head. But no—the shark semi ed aware that
I could Ma I/Mg remain beloW,• ituti he ap
pearetideteriiiintal to tali h ate as i ruse.—
Suddenly a ray of bleseil hope 'ghat across
'tits benighteil mind. I was beside . it rod:
that hail a small cleft through its eektie, a hich
near the bed Of the bay, had a horizontal pas
sage; down this eleil 1 had often gone out of
mere boyish ,desire tie.' :oh enture i and tolhis
chasm I :314:llil, and in an instant darted intu
' the horizontal part of it. Ere I did this, the
hideous fish- ficeatne too laie-iviarie of my ma-
neenvre ;. sod s from the presiMre of the water,
I become sealsible that lie sank (limn towards
me: but thelove of life made me too quick
for him; even, in his I,WII element. I passed
through the 'horizontal passage, and in an in
slant I Was buoyed up throtigh the vertical
cavity of tht6aleit, lit whether this was tun
small easily: to admit its enormous bead. I
.know not=ctirtain I ton, that the shark did
not piss the cleft for some seconds after'me.
By this ti•: e I stood upright on the top of the
-rock; on whidb there were'two or Once feet of
Water, and a few rapid steps brought *me out
of i'mmediate danger. _ '
I had gained a part of the rock which was
oat of the water,.although it affiaded but bad
footing, it being as sharp as the blade of-a
boat oar. On this I,however, got as the mon
ster emer;ed from slit- passage, still pursuing
me; it nsadr; a rush towards where I 000(4 4
hut 1 was out of its el..ment ; it rt ised . it •
huge head tit if' to ascertain where I was,-and
at the instani, I hurled one of the conch shells
fitich 1 Still Held in my hands,• at his head,
with such eflkt as t.i stun the fish. It now.
I nc mo ti oi d e A s f o r snipe seconds ; ; while I, to
prevent the sharp edges of the tucks from cut
ting-my feet,tv as obliged to kneel. and partly
siipport myself-with my bands. ..I now per
ceived the fi::.lt lashing. the waters upon the
ruck until 114 y were in a fimin ; the fact was ,
it was high tide when we both' came •up, and
as the aateriwas fast receding, it could not
get on for wiint of depth. Some !Hinnies had'
elapsed--ere I perceived its predicament. for -
my' attention] Was . directed towards the shore,
to which plaCe I calks” for siector., using every
exclamatunt!of distress that I recollected: at
length the 1 - 0 h_eea me ':tallph•tely high and
dry ;•and 1 4)erceit d the/danger of iny lute
mortal foe. Out felt no gel eryus pity for him.
I now fearleisly changed my uneasy position,
and stood upright on the: flat part of the rock.
I was too mach exhausted by niy late adten
tore to es:ay,sivinimilig ashore, and saw wills
jay it canoe )apprut hing, nit : chic of three men
i n her proved to.be an old friend Jose Garcia;
who, being unformed of my bite escape called
out "Sala Maria: it is capital' (id puerto
(the liarhor•intoder) that is on the rock!' '
I must inform the mailer that I had oft e n
heard of ft hirge /Cud well-known bbovel.nosed
shark, dined .el caption , Irl puerto, who, in the
Bay of La 111/Ira, was as well known as Port
Royal
. Tonill (another
Jamaica.
Jamaica.
.Whether my late foe was the iden
tieal i/ editi/an dap/et-to I cannot take upon
myself to say; but Jose tort the two men of
the canoe, treated him with little ceremony;
they beat thi: helpless shark's head with their
paddles emit he was again stutiped and fin
ished-him by cutting off his•tail, and running
a matcheti through his brain. .
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BOOK BINDERY.
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PAINTED Bons.—A recent traveler in South
America, Whb accompanied a number of.
Swamis ou a tapir hunt, says that, besides
the huntersOheir party was composed nearly
of women and boys of the village, together
with a store; or two of dogs. Of the latter he
adds.: "These dogs were curious Creatures . to
look at. Aistranger, ignorant of the customs
of the JIIMIIII3. would have been at some loss
to account fiir the peculiarity, of their color.
Such dogs h have never seen' before. Sadie
were of a bright scarlet, others were of yeb
low, others filue,,others mottled with a variety
of tints. Virharcould it mean? But I know
well ei ouglk; ,The dogs had been dyed. Yes,
lit is a custom among• many tribes of South
American Indians to dye not only their own
bodies, but the hairy Oats of their dogs with
I brilliant` ictilors, 'obtained from vegetable
juices, such4is the red huitic„the yellow coca,
and the blue of the .white indigo. The light
grey often white, hair of these animals favors
~the staining process, and the effect produced
pleases the eye of their •savege masters ou
my eye the effect was strarge and fantastical.
I could not restrain myiaughter then I first
scanned thi curs in the ir flinciful coats. • Pic.
ture t) yourself a pack of Scarlet, orange,
and purple gogsl" • •
A CALIkGRNIA ROMANCE-:—A MARRIAGE on
TGE DAGUERREOTYPE PLAN.—Letters have_
just been received from n young and beauti
ful lady of Philadelphia, dated at San Fran
cisco, and announcing .her marriage on the
second dayof her arrival in that city. The
circumstances attending this marriage 'ire
sufficiently :interesting and chat:Rotenone to
claim a platting noti• e. Jt appears that some
l ea re. ago an acquaintance of the young lady,
just now married, was iii California, where he
met the bridegroom, who, was . and a pros
perous citizen of the Pacific capital: 'ln the
course of their intercourse, the young Jady •
was named:: by their Philadelphian acquaint
ance, 'and,n; wish was expressed, by the Cull.
fornian, vitio4as A bacheloi. that he could
obtain such aperson fol. a wife. The PI:lila:2-f
delphian rrt,ttyned home—u correoftondetnat,
ensued —thiguerreolypea were exchanged—
and finally jute Californian sent on a som o 1
money, inviting the young lady to come to
the land of promise. Nothing loth to change
her resident e an well as her name,. with the
Into native ?American 'grit she set out, and two
d a y s after iyns.led to, the altar. This-is OM
of the rom4nees, of real life which motion,
a happy termination and we hoe the boeor
of wishing the married pair every felicity and
ro d f or t, tqe .,rhp a ilef ribitt 74.04.
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