. .
• • . RATES 00A .
0 ., a ver. of le lines. 50 c
'rawest lased ions 25 cents .
earl N--subsequent insertions
. ow:lents over 3 lines, for 4
equals
morrilS. • ONE. • too.
Three linstr,;: • .. 64 1 ,4 879
Four lines, . • ,•.95 100
Five lines, 100 150 ''
sit °vita 'mum coorrep
0 4 , ' , war e, 125 225
Two squares, 225 400
• Three
squares, 3 . 50 ' •5 00
• p o rn squares, 450 600
quarter.col., •0 00 9.00
Half column, 10 00 15 00
. N - vpL ar x e r mine for short
• w Business Mollies, $1
• • advertisement, 50 cents ere • . ,
• • Advertisements before Ma ' liges and Deaths. 10 cents
4
tverlinelcrr tirst insertion . sequent insertions. 5 cents
per line, IV Ise wordsareco tedss a line in advertising.
Merchants and others, aderasing by the year. with
changes, ands standing ad ' rtiaement not excieding 15
will be charged, Inch" ing subscription. $l6 00.
-. ,:ipacetir thesmount of tours uaree, with chan
ges and subscription, -
, ' •
Without changes , at the ra t' s designited above.
..,
Adverturents set in la rg er type than usual will be
••vcharad 50spet cent advanc on tMera prices. Allergia
will be charged:tile Same as etter press. " I
' . ,Nt. Trade adVertisements eeived• from Advertising,
--• Agenti abroad, outlet at
."per rent. advance on these
prices, unless b4sprkliti a ment with the publisher.
Marriages 25 nts, each. the sceompsnied with, no
. flees. 25 cents, without not • ,no charge.
• I All notices, except those f a religions character and
for educational purposes , ' wi I be Charged a canbl' o 9 o ,
• number of lineci under 10. ver 10 lines,4 cents Per lIOP
additional. I. .t..- 1 '
les
Proceedings ot meetlngi 'tof a general orpubilechar- i '
' niter, ehargecPkt 4 rents pe ;line fur each Insertion..
To ' facilitate alculatious ;we will state that 328 lines
4_ j
• =tea col trip 101 lines half column—and 82 Unes's
quarter coluln • 2952 won* make aeolumn-1476 shalt
volumn—and lias a quarter. incan. All odd lines over
each squire; charged at th ra te : of 4 cents per line.
Yearly edierillors meat patine theft advertising to
• their OWLlbual Oas. Apse for ogiers, sale of Heil Es
tale': Ac., are pat included ~ a business advertisemeni.
"VERTISINO: .
nts for one insartlort—sub.
loch. a lines one time,.gs
;124eentf each. Ally:hey
ort perksb, charged ay'
Swazi. • RI. ME M.
$1 25 $2 25 's3 00'
I 75 2 75 4 00
2 00 3 50 500
46 i BOAR& or TE3 LIAM.
360 '6 00 10 00
500 900 14 00
750 1200- 18 00
800 14 00 • 20 00
. 12 00 18 00 •30 00
20 00 • 35 00 50 00
Rentgreement. )
11-44.cr0mp40.5e4 ultn ad
ANCE.
COMMONWEA LTH INSITRAICS califfairf,
Union Be thit',9'., 3d pt.. Thrrisbwrg;
HAR'THED GIPITAL, 5300,00
p.'
.—lnsure 'endings ark older property, against ldss
lor damage by [ Fl co. , agolog o the Sea, Ito
land Stivigtrlon kind Trans rtatlon. SISIONCAMERON,
8.9. CLaasni, Secretary : President.
• 1 ENJ. T. TAYLOR, Agent, •
iottsyll e, Schuylkill county, Penns.
• December Ili, •t. 5 ' s 61-tt '
NEINF-ES' LIPS IN• i ; • CE'AND TRUST CQ.,
Pottsville, Penna.
OR ptrALs4o,ooo-cro TER PA'RrETUAL.
THIS COmpany, • eharterecharteredl3.l , the
Legislature of Penneylvaniii, with a capital of lOne
undyed Theateind Dolling, to now itny eremileml i ,and
has commenced business,. he Company is prepared to
receive moneys and Mho, rorarq in trust , and allow
interest on alLmoneys tie , Bed in trust, at the rate of
five per cent, per annum; rind pal and interest payable
on demand. For rates of Prentintn on Life Insurance,
4 . 4*, t ho c :T i t t le
s d t
r Tables lo s t it t l . l i i t t. e .d ' t a i t u f he d oLli rs ce of the
i ce la
puny, Cent ro
lioiet. "t ' JACO liiINTTINTIER,Ii.,I I ;c ' ef.
11,191141141'2n Kling, Seer tary and 7'reasurer.
April 1, '63 I. • 13ff
' I
AND
TEE POTTIIVILLE INSURANCE N
e
•1 , Tenet ampany. - , I 1,
„ty.
OFFICk—a. re al„,nort ', above Crern's .7twotry sore.
' CAPITAL, $lOO,OOO ~ SARTISIt .PIASPETUAIL •
THIS . salliany ' . recently charteied
4 8
' by the .elplature ol i P nitsylvania. is fully organ•
Int . The . pauy is pro r e arlo effect Insurance upon.
tire,, and to r Iva aria e4.ente trusts, and to all'* in
terest on mo ye received. at the Ms of See per cent':
per annum, unless. GUM lee agreed upon. Principal
and intereatiyable on d Maud. Capital Anil assents
safely, lave,. In Bonds i 4 Mortgages, and other sand
seeuritiel. A null dlyid 'd of the profile will be Made
1
payable in taste , or approp tiled to the payment of, pre.
trauma. 'For rates of pre hams on Lib Inrusranee, see
printed Tables, supplied a the Company's Mlles. 1
f NATHAN EVANS, President,
..1 ' i ? SOLOMON FOSTER, Vice Preet
11. T: 13 . T1.fi11,' soe:y and irreas•r.
September 16, '64
' ANTHRACITE • INIOTRANCE COMPANY,
Anlhorlsfd Cipit al, $400,000. ,
CHARTER. P . VATETUAL--O ffi ce,
No. 11l Walnut s betwelon Third and Fourth
Warts, Phtladeiptila. s Company will iniut e against
lois or damage by Fire,' siblings, Furniture:and 51er
champs° generally. Also MUSS lasUlataca, on Vessels;
C.ariews son ?night& - Ixsusaaca to aU parts of
the Union. I , • n RI •
0, Luther, . Darts Prersen,
!Aria Audonried, Joseph Maideld,
Peter Silger; I Dr. Geo. N. Eckert, •
John K. illacktston, , B. Hammett,
' Samuel 11. , Rothermel I. • Wm. F. Dean.
• _ , D. LUTHER, President.
_ _
Wm. P, This, Pies ' '
W.ll. tbnltb, Secret
sir- P. D. Lotman. has
above Company In &buy, ,
detiving 'nem-auto tan ap
Janr.ary 1, '457 -[A
.n:appointed wont for the
W county, to whom persons
• STATE MITIVAL S.
-Fouwril ANN
May 15.1854: •
Asaata.•May Ist, 1853,
Cash premiums au4 inter
cal this past year, ututu
most,
Lllls recel amble ha ammo',
s •
seItANWE COMPANY
AL STA'T'EMENT
slssmvo
t tV•
I depart- . --
$191.948 32 •
28,947 94 •
40, 282
• ; • —,---.--0-.1,9,rr0a.56
Lossk , s. expound,. 404111 ,
- flagrance, mutual de
• .Lockt,,„
128,887 28
818P8;787
srtmonl,lol,6o6 .53
27,031 98
Rends, -mortgages, stock
Food securities,
-13111 n receivable, -
Cash on hand and In
. agents, • !
•
• 811T¢:
nd other
' 1.72,738 72
187,008 86.
hands of ••
18,1456 68
379,704 16
For Fin) or Inland Ins
•
ranco. apply to
H. JOHNSTON, Agenl
; July 15;4856
iND
sTITE Franklin
puny, of Phibutelp
evta, negr Wink' street
: 4 LAITY. *
Fire Insurance Corn -
is.
Unite, NO, ( 64 Chesnut
Charles*N. llsneker,
Thomas Dart.'
• • Tobias Wagner,
Samuel Grant 4
Jaeob it. Smith,
Continua to °Mk*, I •
every description of pro ,
rates as low u We eon
coorge W. itictda,
Mordecai D. Le ,
Adotplie E. Doyle,
',L David a. Blowl,
i M o rris Pitterson. ,
ranee; paftauctut or limited du
';.rty. In 'town dad - country. at
u t with. security.
• 'rhoCompany ha e.
:
wNitl
Witt' their enpita
alrerd ample protection t
terperation, a peridd of 4
of ern! mitiian. two hand
reed *large rbutingent Fund,
and Premiums, sa felY invested,
• the histired. Sine* their ill
. years, tbey have odd upwards
thousand daihrer, losses by
thereby affording ow
suranee, am well as the a
with promptness, all flab
CII
;dense of the advantages of In
;11Ity and dleMettlon to owe
Mtlee. •
8. N. IfINCKER, Pitaldeal
r.retAtry.
CUSS. O. Boma,
The subscriber has few, app4otod agent for the above
mentioned Invettution,...d is now prepared to nuke in
Fur ance , on every descrip inu df property. at the lowest.
rates. ANDO„PAT RVSSEL, Agent.
Pottsville. Jan:ll.lEff• , - 1 . ' 241
•
i TAIFE
Girard Lie 111.5urance,,Annxiity
and Trust Comeau of Philadelphia. Office, No.
1 -Chesnut street, the rst door Maud of the Custom
CAPITALSIOO,OOO CI7A R TER PERPETUAL,
Onntinun to make linen ces on Beeson the most favor
able terms.. ;% -•
The capital elngp and' inected, together with
a largwand conawntly ltreasing rewired fund, offers
a perfect securitrto thel - , •
Thepremiums , may • paid yearly, haillyearly or
quarterly. - .
The company add a BO US periodically to the Insuran
ces for life. The tint Bo as, appropriated in December,
1041,-and lauLleeond BOEKUS In December; 18 414 amount
to an addition of $262 60 to every 11,000 insured .under
the oldest policies, makieF $1.202 SO which will be paid
whel,it stall become. • r instead of $l,OOO origi n.
• ally insured:the nextoldest.amount to ;1,237 544thenolt
in age to ti.'21.2 f.O for etiery _.$1,000; the others in the
proportiotiaeeordinig to the amount and time of
gandleg.prhich addltlo
tIJ per cent upon the p
keg the annual premium
make an average or more than
imam paid, without leered&
Thomni Rhigx y,
John'A. Brown,
D. Danner,
rmnn
John Jay Smite,
{Whorl Poz;ptill,
Jov•ph
Thom. I. la
• - FieSt
. . .
i Frederick Brown ' ?
LGeorge Taber, ' • •
. John It. Latimer,
t %Wharton Lewis, •
Jahn it. Slack.
t mie of rata.. and explanations.
,urtber Information canite had
t MAS It iDO WA Yi.Prealdnot,
iY* ,-.
Joseph 'l'. Bailey.
Phataphlets eental nint
form.af applieltian and
at the office. Tl it
Jaila I e.JAldti, Aetua l
Sir The subsrri her is
in•Sehuylkill C.rjun ty. a
Ora all nedironary' i acorn
' ItiStt. 14-1•
a..nt for the atelOe' Company
d well ramt Ineuramits, and
tlon on the anhieet.
It BANNAN.
WIRE
RODCERS
• "IRON RA
Cr' WWI
of Out •
„- tin of the p
"`!".' l 3 , •ewopi e d b
hirh
wiile,
•
kit.. The enti tit tribal Ve
Fl y
ower Trainer* 't
Witutivol ua ,a •
of all kind", Lt th; sho'r
terms, together with Im
ten Fences, English It
price". '
N. ll.—Cemetery lotx
up "to Nutt euatom.mi r I
or it dered, will be !aril
Ire . are 'pneriared to 1
! , r3Jt road chairs. 'water - p.
Fel.ru try 2,18,5 a. i
(Late K U m T art Z
fI
•
tWire ,1
%Timm,
az „. 'fumy,!,
, ttrived from ths
.1441 1
gar
N t s~tlnt Nth*
Nrktr
44.4 V. 411161 d,
ICI] 4,3, tiErciiiii
I,2Md
i=a3
ENT- & CO.'s
' Lttfli WORKS:”
. ItS. ENT dk CO- manorachirers
n d Wrought IRON RAILING, -
ascription, invite the attention
bile to qua r branch of business,
I . conducted to the building , far.
I 'm s Coach In Coal street, Potts-
I;
I oda', Trellle•Work for Arbor?,
o
lim; a. AC., In every variety of
eller Orating and Wire Netting
eft motif* and 'tot the lowest
‘lk.ttsteadv. Arm, Lett and Mar
/
. e fence, de, de below elk*
1 , • .
*ati7 euelo. Deato ' , ot
tweeltbing i se n t d heir !lem ir o ti n ha g nd
had at the shortest notice.
o all Medea eastlngs, such u
..4te.
aTIZ
411E131V • •
• , eyerie t o ,)
Munitaotarms •
•• I &Teens. C4lll/ Itlddlei. Wire
tc,gtrMLnernille,s ijallt
Mahe ilbeivipaisirgicetnar
Deniers and other,. in the'
VP! Inl3Mte°
• efESI in t ik blatjok. r . '4;
r i Ora 4emir,f2il LW eeketuatris_v
eeqq >p
kirf:?J' ( 1 01M 4ra tit
sc
ir all e,
TFAMS OF
TWODJ4I.IIIS per
if t ot tall NHhiU
within the Year. •
Torre coples to one
. .F•eyeu do
•
. Fin x eo do •
. Club snlywrlption l
• and Font to ono add!
ro % o.
•
~..TheJoiRRIAT. win G.
EA or 100 ¶»P101, earl
Clergymen and Sr."
joURNAL at $1 In adv
SUM
If sulgribers ord*
pepent,The publiAhr
av rearages are raid.,
If subscribers neg,
pars from the offierke
bald responsible unt
dared them diecont
If subscribers nun
the publleher,apd
direction they are I
The'courts have
peril from the Otero
called tor. ip prima f
OUBS,A.L.
adrance 7 -42.2.;
WO If not paid
so oo
lypaid advane..
ere and othero at
plied
joe of tbelr news
send them until
to linty n mumps
fretted . they are
the htlio and ore
tt'bout informing
molt* thefrirnier
Ito takenow
eitving theta no:
'tattoos! tram!:
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I L WILL Tr:i. Tull To TliOte r IC TUB BO:f.BLB or TIM T.ABTIf ! AND BILINO?)'. I UT TBONTIIN CAVERNS ON NOONTAINS.,_, NETALN I NSW , If WILL OMB .
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PliEl) ' VERY ,SATURDAY MORNING, BY BENJAMIN B.AOAN-; POTTSVILLE, SOH U YLICIL . IJ COlir l"3 " l4—Dr. .7:4--. '"'"' :- '''. .. "r""""' th.due ' ..l '.; ''''' .
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• SAT IJRDAY - , MORNING 4. -MAY 16. 4857; .‘ '• . . ... 4 ..t_ 7 '
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, nNX'SYri- ,-. VAN
1A...- . -. . • .
TO BUILDE-RS.
• .1 LUMBER! Lumegß sr '
he Aliseriber respectfully announces
ito the ribile that be has extend his Etesnieir
en &Ohm-will In Lrgeoutt Wier, nyikill county, said
li r
is now prepared tolurnish alt kinds of Limber et the
lowest. pelees—sneti as Pb,, Hgmloek.and.Whlte Oak of
every, size and delieriptio6..
Sir BMA of Luinber etitti'creder at the shortest notice.
N0w.17,16 gift4t •- 'I ' • EDWARD IL BLAND. . •
•
IN I ILLIANISPOkT PLANING
. • 7 Muses Me
Bnibury & Erie Railroad and the Caial,
COD to this •llarnane, Williamsport, Penns.)
GE S:AANGER & CO:, Whole
sale and Retail Dealers and Nanutschirers of white
and
.etloir pine flooring boards, mat, doors, bilude,thut•
ters, siding , wood mouldings, de. Jig and scroll sawing,
Uri and philn. 'All descriptions of turning and planing
don with promptness and In the best manner.
Fh. 7. '57 I . G•ly
MBING.
CAV -FITTING
I kikent. ' •
, POTTSVILLE, At.-
The undersigned respectfully
ilbrias the citizens of Potts-
Ile and vicinity. that having
rammed the Pluzsbing Ea=
lishatenfornsitstryyDicke
tom, and attached it to his
=tilting Biuiness,wlll here.
carry . on both .branetres,
. hopes, by strict attention
iwditess—keeping always on
id a large and well selected
M., employing eompetent
`r moo, and doing •wocir at
irnmatemlingpriect-to ree
a portion of the pulite
Atayuaga. •
Ms stock will consist of Wa
ter Closets; Iron; Cbliper and
ImairDettil'utia, Porcelain and
'ipar Wash Basins,,lnin and
lone Pitigi,ltrasa Cocks Tor
Ad Leather. Mee for pave
~, amuck Pipes _ for penretnents. bon
and Lend Pipe o' all sixes, Daelhanres of every kind,
embracing a full assortment of Chandeliers, Pendants,
Brickets. to, de ne.; manufactured of the best quality
of materialsy add „of the latest and most approved pat.
torus. , _DANIEL D. 51011.15T0N.. ••
April 11,'57 15
HARDWARE.
' .--k 4 l sort . of 'l' Rails,.trom 22 !O 00
pounds p yard, on hand and for sale by ,
c,8,1856 4 - E. YAEDLEI SON.
I &
IVORY D ANDLED Table anti Dee
pert Knives, Sliver Plated Bledes , suitable foreinfst ,
maa presents, atj r he Hardware and Iron Depot,
Pottsville, Dee , , 61- FRANK Part.-
T. ,
E- 1 A large quantity of 2d
Chal;:a for sale, of various sises from
!hes in diameter.
.. •f• E. YINWIDLEY
AV M S FASTENJNC BELTS.
Si'' recetfed, a lot of Brass Clamps,
eseellenthrticle for fastening Hum or Leather
. isk—rarioua slue. For sale by B. BANSAN,
Guam Ftreel.
;ALES! SCALES!! SCALES!!!
:E subscribers have the sale
of the VeilgenniiConipany's scales. They
warranted equal to .any manufactured. Sam
'Pea can be seen,ht the Hardware Store of
PottaTille, Atoll 11, '3ll amour a mica.
14 1 COR SA.
hand 'lapel
neh to 154 in
r'S !Dec. 8, 1.880.
4e:.GENC, for the Reading Ageicul
tural Ma:. Ine Shop.— Haring the agency for th e
ly celebra AgricnituralimplementamanuDsctured
at this shop, I i vita the attention of farmers, and can
furnish them with these goods at anufacturer's prices
=freight added .I " FRANK POTT .
Pottrrille, June 28, 956
MEDICINAL.
CONSUNIP_TION- - ' 1 • 1
- -
AND 4LI. Diii - eiiies - , -- of : : the Lungs
ilia The* are positively' i curable; by
,iahelation ;
isoneeyethe remedies to the cavities in the lungs .
through UM* Inellages. and mud An direct-contact
with the disease; neatralhea the to matter; al- ,
lave the comities's... a free and easy. expectoration,
beats the lungs, Purifies, the blood, Impart. renewed' vi ,
tality to the nervous hystan, giving. that tone and aur
aso tndlspetzslabie tie the restoration of health. To be
able to state einfideuttly that Consumption Is eatable
cut a
so
'by tohalattes, is to me ma! of unalloyed plagues.
It is es much under tushoi Of medial treatment lie
any other formidab le di sease ; ninety out of every hum
dyed cases cant* in the drtt stages, aid ffitl . per
cent. In the Mooed ; pest firths third stage it - b -impos
saki* um mere then five per cent.. tbr the lungs Sr.
so cut up bb thediseisse as to bid defiance to medical
skill. Evem,howeeree, in the last stages, inhalation af-
fords extraordinary r elief to' the suffering attending
this leaded' scourge, which annually destroys ninety
jive thousand persons in the-United Btates alone.' and a
Owed ealculation shows that at the present poptilation
Of the earth. eighty millions are deatbsed to ill the'
Co, rumptive's
1 Triuly the gaiter of death has on arrow 110 Beal •
Consumption. I. all nee it hat been the great lime -.--
31 IL for it spires neither age nor sex, but seems off
alike tbe.brave, the beautiful, the , praceful, and the
gifted. By the : help of that Supreme Being, froMehom
cometh every Maxi and paged gift, I am enabledto offer
to the afflicted e permanent and speedy
. ems in Con.
Munptkm. The first cantle of is from impure I I
blood, and the Immediate effect, podeced by their de-'
position in the lees* hi to prevent the free admis ion]
of air into the air cells, which muses& weakened dtati-,I
ty through this entire system. Theo surely It. Is m
rate:mai to expeekgreater good (co, medicines enter
the cavities of the lunge than frOm those administe red
through the stomach; the patientwill always end the !
lungs free and the breathing missy after inhaling ramie '
dim. True, Inhalation is a kcal remedy, nervertbeleet It ,
acts constitutionally, and with more pewee and certain
ty than -remedies administered by this stomach. ,To
prove the powerfel atuldirect Influence of this mode Of
administration; ehlorotbrm Inhaled eillentirely destroy
sensibility In I hw minutes, paralyzing the entire nee
-1 Anus System, so that a limb may be amputated withosit '
the *lighted pain; inhaling the ordinary burning gas
will destroy life in a few hours.
-The inhalation of ammonia will nuts* the system
' itheithilting or apparently died. The odor of many
1 ofthe medicines is perceptible in the skin a few min
utes after being inhaled, and may be immediately detes
- in the' bleed. A conducing proof of the constitu
tional eCeetiof Inhalations is the -fact that sickness Is
always proteges' by breathing (but air. Is not this posi
tive evidence that proper remedies, carefully prepared
,and Judie:lauds administered throughthe lungs,shotild
prodice the ;mast happy results?. During eighteen
pearls' practice, Malty thousands, suffering from dismiss
of the lungs and throat, have been under my are, and
I have effected men; remarkable cures, even after til:ie
sufferes e "had been pronounced In the hvrb eh
stages,' l;
folly satiefleil me that- consumptkin is no longer a fa al
disease. `My treatment of consumption is original, end
founded on long experience and a thorough investiga
tion. Mrperfect acquaintance with the nature of tu
bercles, kc., enables me to distinguish, readily, the - Va.
dons forfthri of disease that simulate consumption,
and
I apply the proper remedies rarely being mistaken' egen
' in a single case. This familiarity .in connection with
certalapathological and microgicople Mauves-lee. enables
me to nalleve, the lungs from" the effects of 'contracted
chest/4th enlarge the chest, purify the blond, Impart to
1 it renewed vitality, giving energy and tone to the entire
system. Doe 53, Post Office. G. W. GRAHAM. M. D.
Office 109 FILBERT Streit, below Twelfth, Philadelphia,
Pa. • lilarchr2l, 'AI . 12-ly . ,
LYONS' KNTNNIIION.
[I[AVE YOU,used Lyoueliptliairon
jfor the hair? It ta the moat delightful toilet Arti
in the world and is preeminently beneprial for Grey
and Bald bandit The Kathairon fully restoreCh my hair
`after a baldness of twelve year*. Yours truly
It. L. ATWATER,
, No. 50 Warren Street, New York.
Also, Lyona'Extraet of Pure Jamaica Binger, for dye.
pepala and general nervous debility,&e.. can he had at
0. BARLETT
Perfumery and Variety Store,CentreStreet,Pottaville.
October 23, 1853 • 41-tf
A ,RETIRED PHYSICIAN
•
' WHOSE sands of life have nearly
- r un out, discovered while in the East Indies, a cer
tain cure !for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
. Cough!, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered by him when his only child, a. banis
ter, was given up .to die. Wishing to do as much
good as possible, he will send to such of his afflicted
fellow-beings as request It, this recipe, with fall and
explicit directions for making it up, and successfully
liming it.. lie requires each applicant to Inclose him
one shililog—three cents to be returned as postage
of the recipe, and the remainder to be applied to
the payment of this advertisement. Address
Dr. 11. JAMES,No. 10 Grand St., Jersey City, N. J.
lazy 0,15719.1 in
.
BOOKS, L.
AGRICULTURAL AND 'ARCHIVE°-
, • TURAIi_BOOKEIi
ESSENDEN'S Complete *F.Farer
and Glardeuer. • ' - • 2
llinest's American Fleeter Gorden Disaster,.
BarsVe Family lilte,eu Gardener. • •
' Johnston's Agricultural Cherniall7..
Dollllloel Landscape Ganieulail-
Haab's Progrendre Farmer. • '
AlinfirTreatise on the Grape. ,
Pardee on the Strawberry. •
Yenatton thegores.
.1111bn% Asserican Fruit Greirer'4.lfanual.
Hoare hulk hover and Vegetable Gardner.
Johnson's Dictionary of Modern Gardening. •
Blakes Aareciaus Farmer. •
Drook's Book of Ylowers.
Vbreanis Farm implements. •
Browne's American Poultry Yard. •
Ilennetra PoUltry Book. '
Downing's Friars snd Fruit Trees of Ansericg
lnwicin Fruit Cul Wrist bylboroar.2
Horticulture by Downing. : •
, Asidgensan'e Young Oartleaer's Assistant.
Douala(' Rural Hwy'.
Vaux's Architecture. •
Brown's Field Book of Manures.
uadas Agricultural Chemistry.
_ For sale at B. ',ANNAN
Seed and Flower Store.
LJCB,OIS 118111ORTINEBT OF BOOKS
t netton prices.
LIM SUBS C RIBER is now -receiti.
ins from the late Trade Sales, an extensive varieti,
lard idhcellaneous Works, which he will sell at'
extrwmely low prises. Among Manyotheni will be tbund
The Stsurdard Meiotic') Library embracing the Works
of Rollin, Robertard,lteuwell. Plutarch: At, 12 vols.
The New Library of Standard Fiction, 20 vols.
ibuntoond's Hunting Adventures In the Northern Wilds.
Cenuning's Mantels Life among Lens, Elephant., le.
I='a Egypt the Holy Lend.
1 Family Encyclopedia of Mehl! Knowledge.
fleilcUeV's Washington and Napoleon. •
• Nommeab's Cyclopedia of Missions. '
Thrythink's Cydopedla of American Literature, 2 vote:
Banyan'. Pilgrims Progreii, Illustrated.
doesphas 'Works.
Voles Hoot of Martyre.'r •
Lila of the Duke of Wellington, Illustrated:
Chamber's Encyclopedia of Literature, vols.
Chamber's Inlbrmation Tor the People,
Scott's Commentary on the Bible,
Comprehensive Commentary on the Bible. 0 tole.
Don Quixntte and Oil Blan Illustrated Editions.
Bilistrated World of Art.
Tales of a Grandfather.
4Yells' Elements of Geology,
Prinelplatof
Sidwer's Novels.
Dietionary of Arts, Marrafartnres and Mines, 2
vols. cheep.
' 'D. HANNA*,
' Centre St:. opprisite the; Episcopal Church
MEDICINAL.
I ?
THE COMET.
By 0. w. Rotates. •4
The Comet! 'lle bea kb oay ,1,1
And sinutag.as he Ales;
The whhodng •
planets shrink berets
The epeetreoHbaskiest - -
AA! Irma lull tedl4 orbs buts, Woe,
And istellltes ti pale, ;
Ten million cubic hallos of book
Ten WOOD I.4iee' of tall l
;' . •
On, by whittling sterns of f .
He dashes and b dames ; •
Ile turns 110 t to tbelett nor r i ght,
' He astultbem not their tasks; ,
One spurn from hhrdemoidae
Away, away, they afi
Where doldrums eight be bottk4 up
And sold tbr"Tyrien dye." •
Arid what would happen t ot land,
And how would look the se • . .
If in th e bearded desire pat ~„,
m
Our earth should chance bet
PUB hot and high the sea. -boil, '
'Pell red the threats gleam; ;•' . .
Met/toned I saw and heard ill. . ,
In a dirpeptic dream.
,rdt,
. .
. ..; .--
I saw • tutor take its tube - -• '
The Comet's course tO spy; • 4'
I heard iseream—the tattle rays,
. fled stewed the tutor's eye .
I saw a fort—the soidiera all • '
Ware Limed with goggles grew : 2
rob cracked the guns: whiz w the balls!
magazine:l to
Bang went the magazine: ' •
I saw • poet dip a scroll .. ,
Each moment In a tub, . •
.1 -
I read upon the warPinghi, -,
"The dream of Beslsibub:.. -
lie could cot welds verses burn,
Although hisbraln was fried, -
.And ever and anon he bent - l '
To wet them as they dried.
~ . ,
I mei the scolding pitch roll down
The crackling, mating pities, -4 : -
And, steams of ameba like witeeepents
Buret through the rtunblhitg alines;
I asked the dreetin,why.theytmede
Birch noise about the town.
They eneweeed not, bat ell the while
The brakes went up and d;wri.
saw a misting pallet alt
Upon; a baking egg '
I saw a cripple snatch his hand a, •
Satingulshinjg his leg;
I raw nine geese upon the wing
Toward, the Crow; pole,
Anderery ucother'S gosling g,
Crimped to a entitling coaij .
I , 1
saw. the - 6 that browsed thegrass
Writhe in the laptering raja
The - herhigniu his:Shrinking Pm.
Was all a'Acry Wu;
I saw huge fishes hoUni to rags,
'hob through the.bobbling brine;
And thoughts of supper crenedttuy mat;
.1 had boaili rash at Woe: •
Stranie sights! strange wfuinht 0, fearful dream ; !:
Its =wag haunts me
The steaming sea, the erimem glare,
That wleitited oath wooded bill;
Strangerl Irtbrough thy iveltnig brain
Such midnight visions sweep,..
Spare, spare, 0, spare thine evening meal,
Andwweet shall be thy Osep I.
hallo*
I. •1 i.. 1
PUBLIS
•VOL'.)cx)'a
- • I ..
ADVERTISPMENTS SET IN LAILIH TYPE THAN
. USUAL WILL BE CHARGED 5) -PER DENT. A
VANCE ON OUR. USUAL RAT •
._.....__._
t
', • OILS! OILS!! OIL S!!! ' .
r . ; HOD.CBON ti; EAN '
. ~ 1
Nos, ..5. a' ti fr. 1334ary 9; Vl4ilaba.,-
General Commission Herat, and *lslas is
WHALE AND SPERM OIL FOR MiNJNO
AND-MECHANICAL p RPOA ES. .
.14ept:22,'66 84f
oiLs
LEI
.. ,
FOR MINE u
ERll'- sti
31001t2 & WI .LIA-118, . '
" . No-54 ah Mao greet,!
Philadelphia/.
31areb 14,'57
GEO, W. PO
y ,
Es, 4 1
street
OIL, sosp, cAIND
, O. 10 South Watc
-
It
' arket, Philadelphia. • •' '
'
Sperm Lard, Elephant, Whale, Tan
Oil, sperm and adamanti
' Samuel T.
. Philadelphia, January 5,'56
THE MOST A !!
ELEGANT A t Bo
OIL PAINTINGS, I,ok,
ENGRAVINGS; and PICT
• —EARLE'S GA
No. 212 Chesnut Street
OPPOSITE TDB OIR • '
. Novembv =l6 *
RAILROAD CO
MINER
CAR AND BRIDGE BUILD:
twat• •
BOLTS, NUTS, WASHERS, •1
• RIVETS and WOOD SC
• We are manufacturing the. abcise articlei
ne,y, ,from best refined Iron, ofd uniform
cheaper reakand a better , article than tho
hand work. -101rders solicited at our Works,
street,' near Broad, Phihuklphia.
• , •
,HOOP ATOM,
February 14, '6[7
MAUCH CH, MK
.Wiie Rope DI aliofact[i
31Piallser Mt". akx 6 c
Manufacturer of Wire Ropo,Tor Inc ined pii
slopes, ha., would Inform the public Mutt he 1
pared to mato '
ALL NINDS, LDNOTIIN AND SIZES
AND ROMYD R PR. •
At the shortest notice, of•superior quality,
most liberal terra at his Wire Ro Factory;
• Hanch_Chanli, Cps n.Co., Pa.
Refitrence ran be made to Messrs. ;A. Amalie, N. R.
Cortright and A. ti. laroadhend, at uch Chunk; to I%
Patterson, Summit 11111, to Sharps, Gelseurizig A Co.,
more, Luzerne county, Pa.. and wilt nearly all the op
erators In the Region who hire been using his ropes.
July 26,'68 ; 130-Iy.
TfirStrIECRIBERi being Annie
1 tale of
• I - 1. 7
•HEWS.
' try =acid
quality, ■t
,se made by
Butlanicaod
SSEND,
74m
nes t shafts,
Is now pro-
OF FLAT
nil on the
ts for the
/OP/
RIBLIII'S CILPIATI!T
For Stapes, and !hitting pre set gene rolljl,
Are prepawed to sup ly orders for al sizes, J r the,mana
tieturregiprices, from their store to Philadelphia,
• • • ' MOORE & W LLIAI9S,
Ni. 4.Puth Water Stmt.
PhlladeliT
ilarchl4, '57
INDUSTRIAL. WO KS,
CALLOISKIILL NU U M BETWIEH '•
Philadeiph a. I
BEMENT - 84 - . 110 GHERTY u •
TOOL, BUILDIFR3 FOUN , theßa.
ARE prepared to mak Design's and
Drawings for MACUItiet3II O PS, FOT,INDRIES
It 8110 PS. and to fupdah all be nee-ovary,
Iltsehinery, • Cha las,
- Arsealiale • apihra, l 4,
Cranes, • .1-
liachinlatelfools of every.alwat • description., Shaft
ing of the beat gnaliti.iatttrlintan ed adingratte Hang
en. Palley; of all diameter; and! ; Palley and Sal
ine. Fly Wheels and all such Cas ngs as are nude In
Loam, or any size required. Ru Is add Soiling •Atill
work, ke ke.
January 3,1)7
1,1(,)
JOHN A. MOORE.]
MOORE & WI
1-ly
UN W. IVILLIAMS.
L.LIAMS,
I Merchants,
General Comrrilsski
, AND DEALER
--;, . MINERS' SU 1
EIMEI
:N0..54 S. Water street,
The, euberriber having loom
trade and mining operationerner•
areyrepared to supply orders . for a
to riluinepurposes at the lowest
despatch. Oar stock compiled; th
011s...8perld, • Safety Lamps,
Solar, Fuses, •
Elephant, Blasting Paper,
" Mewled, Elope Chains,
• Reeked, Ropes. all sites,
Lard, Pulleys,
Resin. Ricking,
Greasing, Wire hope,
Linseed.. Tar,and l'iteh,
!Itiladelplata.
fated with the coal
• Iy, for several years,
l 'articles contingent
tee, with care and
following articles:
ortiley's celebrated
Gum Belting,
Washoinc
picking,
HIPUENCES :
ITodgson k Kern, J, B. A. .1 8. A
Co., 8. Itotbrrmi4. Bro.. end John
adelptda ; Ilan. W. Donaldson, Ilp ,
W. Snyder, Esq..B. P. Brown, En'
Epq.,ottaTßlo; Wm. Donavan,,
J. J. Conuet. Ashland. , Vann;
fluting and other
POrdeca,
Soap. '"
&e.,ke
len, Chailen idMor k
kornlejr;•litart.. Phila
.. C. NV. Pitman. Goo.
I and L. P.' .Ikooke.
eq. kilnersvGle; and
; ry.l7, '67 3-13'
"No use
Or b
• . WHO, VItT •
Philadel hia,
FOR THEIR'S 'pugs,
The Subscribers offer e largest , and
best Assortse of
CHINA, GI ASS ,
OUEES A g
IN ANT QIILN'TITINSi 'TO S,
. CONSIJ
AT THE LOWEST WHO ; 1
Thai. areamtmenf ernbraees Eva'
from'the very COMMONUT to the'
every article being of the ASTIVIT,
prat arms.
ARE',
SIT TIIE:WAICTS OP
&us: PRICES:"
IT TAllllll4if wanO,
• i •
'INUT over Tlported,
MAPCO W 4111014 Amu.
• 1 ,
N. B.—lt WEB cost nothing to ex l
l u
TYNDALE 861
, !•
.... 707 Obeinint s 1
Fob
.ei_ry '.z, F , [AAmas i
• .
MANUFACT
IMAM ANCE-0
• CHARTER PA: •
Granted by the State
CAPITAL $5
.FirOoMarine . dc Inland
i
. AARON B..LIPPINCO , ‘
ALIMED WEEKS, • 0
.1
Vice Prealdefit. I
-Aaron 8. Lippincott,
' Mahlon MlHingham,
Wm. IL Thomas,
•
Wm. Neal,
Charles.J.ld,
Diredars
mine
MITCHEU. •
•is odeventh.
NJ m '
r RERIS_I
I DIP.AIILY.
1: ILL. , 1..,
1 Penissylirou!lst.
10,000 % 1 ~
0 : f ' potation.,
President. I 1
ORRIN ROGERS,
, • I j SeOretary.
c
. ot Ypolta, 'treasurer.
DilebolaS O. Taylor,
Alfred Weeks,
Orrin Itogerso. -r-
Jobs P. Simons,
James
This Company was orginfzed with a rash capita!, and
the Directors have determined to adapt the bdoinesa to
Its available resources. To observe prudence titrooduet
ina its &Tatra, with a prompt adjustment Of losses.
brnce—tic;.:lo :kterebantle Ktiehange,
The undersigned hoe been appointed Agent tbr - the
*bore Company, In Schuylkill county. And, will e ff ect all
kinds of lneurance. as above, on application ak his office,
opposite the Town Hall, pottadtto.
SAMUEL HARRETT.
February 23,1857 ' 6-tf
Sehtiylkill Fire & Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.'
CorlPattasir.ille.
.
Office. in iiillyman's Building ' ,Itsliantongo st. !
2, doordnbove Bettie st, iont.tsville; Pa. -'. • ,
• CAPITAL AIITHORIZIIII litT LAW,
1 0 21 00eCOCkiCk:
....CHARTER PERPETUAL. —
This company obtained its Charter at the last Bea top)
of the Legislatu e of Pennsylvania. and la now fully 06
nanisesi and.prepared to issue Polk-tea, at liberal ratey
on Tire and Inland risks. tin Public and Private Build
ings, Ptlrniture, Stocks of Goods and'ltarchandise orwil
kinds.
Also on Coal Breakers and Machinery. Wand Instr. ,
ranee on Canal Boats and Barnes, by Cattail and Rivers;
also oti Cargoes of-Ceal to Philadelphia, New York , Bal
timore. Lc. Ibis Company guannteretn adjust all losses
promptly, and thereby hope to osertl the patronage of
the public. . , • • .
•
' - Dirivetoes i ' ' - - • --- ' ---
BAMMEL SILLYMAX, ' 3., R. ADAM. •
'WILLIAM MORTIMEILJr JOAN D. DZIBIRST
JACAA - 114ZMIRT.4tr. c flig i IIIRIA;
i
lli V irg rsT3i ..irbanu .1 -' ;1
I POlrjaititfAlM -k t i '''' lb 1. - !''
tl •. O. II .
#ll, . ,
.bt
' . ..
tOgldi Itlaa ~ • ..mut , 7:r'i:;:.-.
• •
r t,
gotiWiq ARNIM .4 . 1131.
•
OF SP
A 1
and Agnic
Cborner of
'Potting's. Ap,
FASI,
rHE suti.,
L utseturers,
ILe •linion Con;
as wetaikt& 1
Xot ,
ILROAD SPIKES,
acking Ropes, JaGk Screws,!
Lead, Oil, liisas, Plows. straw Cutters,
arils, nellows. arindsteaes, the tar -
'lrtaiient of Dicks, Latches and build-
r offered In dthuelk il l e'unty.
a nisi Market. “Atair Off/11 SAW."
STICIITER & panmsos.
11 4..'57
AILS,
Tar, Whit
Iron and :Audi
. pat and her4l. *s
10 7 illardwan , e
Offner of C 8
PottAvillo. Ap
11018419 N IVVARE HOUSE.
sTicEzi , Pottsville.—
Lv.. „
bars are prepared to farahsh the Trade
Vendors at Dbliiidelphla prices, ( freight
or retell. beet American Dar Iron, auto.
ille. and warranted of miperiorquality
i Aultahle for camel; and DeLleThalas
rt notide direct from the linportes. • _
I , • E. YARDLEY k SON
, .11353 474 f
T
IR OA
ENTK
Thesubse •
Miehinists and
added) wholesai
°factored ittro
Also. light T rat
f urnished at shji
York Store, N
WE H
which s
Rille.s and Stral ,
50, graduated d:
Bgnarrs,andll3
:per. Square Ed".
perfect straight
.at the "Seca or
jPottnrllle, Ap
ON havlag ;appointed us
for his celebrated Patent Ground Saws,
to furnieh at the aliortost notice Saws
iea in diameter. Remember 'on all Saws
k us you will save 25 per cent. as no °th
in the empty can get them direct from
t t cnt and 1 Sawa,
BPICKTIOt k TIMAP,SON.. -
ark 4 and Cblfre, 'SHIN OF,IIII SAW."
114, 'IY7 • 14-
CM:EL
HDIS
. Agent
we are prepared
from 6 to 60 Joe
- ordered flirt:rug!'
Jore.pablildO;tni
the Actor/ X
tiov AiRRIVAL
I ES, Hoes, Rakes, Plows
Rural Implumenta.
I •
51ICHTER & TLION PSON,
rket and ane ; "Evalor or mg EtAw."
14, 17 -
- BAN C'S = • 111,18
cribers, agents 14,it the man-'
.avejnet received ano artleje.ojl
ter Seale,".calculated te'wetgb from .
• (171 . araliiirspilikstiliritEltors; ,410
ILTAW A 4P-A *Mk)
iitelimossf — • . • if- --
- ,fir
Pottivllly, A
COLIN,
! ,C ONBT i
V tortzient
Rubes. Tilde
bone and wood
Kara, &c.
ALSO—a ver.
Trays, de.
Fine Englisli
and Single and
stock of 'Fancy •
NpAg.wireitriii. •
I'VE the Agency .for tools
sty mechanic should' possess. C.' Stead
hi Edpf,. vtith graduations from x 5 to
c'mallyAmil 10 to 100, C. Steel rry
• rticle which combines in and out calli-,
and circular gun°,. Dividers, and a
Ago all In one toot., Call and sec them
'us Saw."
TllO3lO SON
14-
1. eats:wive assortment of Waltara„ Tea
IICSNort CUTLETiara St RY STORE,
h
NTLY on hanll, a largoas
t Pen And Pocket Halves, Scluoisi aid
alTee and Fork's, In irory,steg,
Wee; Careen and Forks, Dirks, Bale
Philadelphia.l
(inns, Colt's Plitols, Allen's Resolvent,
Double barrelled Pistols, with egeseral
ware,eonstiatly on hand. •
JOIIN M.COLRALLN,fis,postcr.
i Dei. 30,1854 [Dee. 27, '52-52)--61-tZ
:..- •
L. ' . E.IIIIIVAL*
Of D. L. . steely a a lluraware Store.
'LTA VOI, , remOved from the corner
'IL tetal , ' 'ail& iiiik s et streiti4 to Fry A Marks's old
stand, nearly pposlte, ilr: Eslerly would •infonii his
friends and th • / nhabltanbi of this and adjoining coum
lien, that'avery tang to the hardware line will always be
found at his es ••. bllshmeer, where they may be certain
' of. getting.eupe for articles at the lowest prices. Wile
isember to call • t D. L. Esterly's Hardware Store, Centre
street: below • ltet—e. •_• I . •
. •ti IL—Or for coal acreetts, of Warty A Prick's man.
. ufacture, read ed and promptly attended to.
Pottsville, A . 1 19. 1 1 55 6 • . 16.
. ,
• •
1410 R 'IS ,TONESHBc CO
.."1
g IRON STEEL MERCHANTS, ni'l s , ,
1 s JA,rster isd Sisleenik &rats, l'hikulelphia, ,
lia always OW haul and for mile ""
.•
BEST MG I ILEFIitiND IRON—lull assortments of
Pliarrnalls,r an other favorite brands . BEST ANIERI
CAN BAILS —o nary irises , qr rolled to order for bridge
purposes, /lc., PEN biSILVAN lAIIOILER PLATEr . -
1
Promiscuous s or ^nt ,to required site. BOILER
RIVETS—Dover b and, made In solid dies. BEST EN;
GUSH CAlt AXLES—American and English. FLUE
A SIM= 11105—For covering ichutt,&c.. AMERICAN
A SCOTCH, PIO IRON . RAILROAD RON—T rails and
flat bars' suitable for mines, turnouti, Lc. JUNIATA.
' ENGLISH A NORWAY SLIT RODS, BOLTS, NUTS and
WASIIERS—Fur brid,ves, cars, and machinery purposes
generally. CAST, SHEAR, MACHINE .and BLISTER
STEEL, Also, an extra quality for taps and diet. The
above,. together with e. foil assortment of Iron, Steel,
Nails and Spikes, to !which the attention of dealers,
railroad companies, shglimers, miners, founders and ma
] chinlsti Is invited. May 19,1856 194 y .
HARDWARE AND IRON ; DEPOT.
TILE SUBSCRIBER, heeling now arrang
ed his *ids at his new place of business
d with a new determination or furnish
, I'o2ol Such goodies thi business of the
Goal Region Mk* requliv, at their lowest market value,
counts the inspection of the Public. .rshall be always
-on hand and have on hand a full stock of
• Dar Iron, Chopping Axe's
Flue Iron, Coal Shovels,
Cast Steel, ; True Chains, t
Slit Iron, ' Nails and Spikes,
Rope, Tadao Blocks,
Bellow*. Anvils aid Fiees, Ice..
'.fllardwere and Iron Depot, Crxras &dare, three doom
above Market. East aide. FILLNR.POTT,
July 15,11331 - . • 28-tf
B AAVIT
Igor Nate
Sthiere ;
ound an
, WASX:
Coach Trßoliainsi . .
Bri
Sadd ngs. iart,
Bboornaker'sTooli.'
CarpeortWaToolt,; ,i,
• Ulan and Paint.
Bar Iron otail alien, '
itonei "•. II { . ,
Atillallnin4 80Ikeil, • .
Railroad Iron and Nall*,
' amid' 'hob.. .
~./1 d /4i4444aut0-r
, t ,al Iry !t: I d -I/
-
r• 0 •
-4 41
ftat
Mik i tMwo doors,*
Hotel, and nearly . opposite the
nk, nottoeftle. where 'will he
azoonent moat:sant of Hain.
nes;
FtuirTra4i,
Britanla are;
Assortment °T ens Locks,
Table Cutlery,
Pocket enUery. • .
Table Spoons. '
Aumilm and Times,'
Assortment of Anil ei num,
nisei Iton Crudblmi,
Wlre,Tia
11 4.11114411...0 if •inu till i
'loM6r4l.lstto7nlngy 2
• .
' ' • 'hi. I.
• TICE GREAT EST
Medical uaseovery oft ue Age.
DK. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has
dlacorered In one; of our commonparturc weeds •
remedy that cures
Every Hind of Humor,
'from the worst scrofula down to a common pimple.
i lia has tried It In over 1100 eases, and neverfailedeit
lpt tin two eases(both thunder humor). _lle Marto* in
h s possession over twehtindred certificates of its virtue,
a within 'twenty miles of licseton. .
Teo bottle,' are 'Kan-anted to coil, a nursing Ore
Mouth.
One to ih ree bottles will e ure the worst kind of pimples
.
on thi face.
Teri to three bottles will cure the sYstem of Mew: '
Twci)bottles are . warranted to cure the worst canker he
the month and stomach.
Three to Brebnttles are warranted torero the worst
-of 'Erysipelas. • - •
One to two bottle/rare Warranted to Cure all humor to
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure tinning of the ears
and blotches ashen g the. hair.
Your to six bidtlee are warranted to mare corrupt and
running nleersl: • •
One bottle will Lure scaly eruption of the skis. ,
. Two or three tattles are warranted to ewe the worst
ease of ringworm. . A+
Two or *twee bottles an animmese• to sante.* habit
desperate ease Of rheumatism.
Three to fog* bolt* are warranted toeurethesalt
rheum.„ '
:TOratauoeqtannifola.
tr- - Xiben . itbialtss bottle,
wont WaninattnierhortHatanmegidalltty
is taken: . 3
Reader,l peddledover &thousand bottlesof this in the
' vicinity of • bosten. I know the effects of it in every -
-case. So cure as water will extinguish fire, so sure will
this cure humor. I never sold a bottle of it but that
' sold another; afters trial it always speaks for Iteelf.—
There are 'two things about this beet) that appear to me
surprising; that that It grows In our pastures, in some
place@ quite plentiful. and yet its value has never been
known until I discovered it in 1846—second, that it
should cure' all kinds of humor. • •
' In order to give Remelt dee of theetidden rise an d 'area t
popularity of the discoverya will state that in April,
; 1853,1 peddled; it end sold about. abl. bettlesperday—in-
April,lBo4.l Eel d.orer otie thou ea nd bottles penbsy of it.
! Some of the wholesale druggists who have been in the
business twenty and thirty years. say that nothing In
the annals of patent medicines w like it. There
• Ise rinlyersal praise of it from all quarters.
In my own practice' alwayskept It ttrictlyforhumers
—butsince its in troducLion as a genera! family medicine.
great and wonderful virtues have been found in it that
I never suspected.
Several casts cif epileptic tits—a disease which was al
; ways considered incurable. have been cured by a few bet.
ties. Or what a mercy If it' will prove effectual In all
Cases of that fistful maledy—theroare but few who have
seen more of it; than I hove.
I know of setteral cases of Dropsy - , all of them aged
people etu'ed br it. For the various diseases of the Liver,
Sisk Ilea dacha, Dyspepsis,Asthma.feverand Ague, Pain
In the side, Diseases of the Spine. and part lc ulerlyiu die.
• eases'of the kidneys, Ae.„ the discovery has done more
good than any medicine ever known.
No change ofdlet rieceetutry--eitt the best you getand
I enough of It. I
pirectiOnslot• tute.-4 dui t a, one table-Spoon tol per day
—children over ten years. a deseertepoonful—children
from five to eight years, tea-spoonful. As•no directions
ran be applicableto all sonstitutions, take sufficient to
I operate on the bowels twice a day.
L ALmulketured by DONALD KENNEDY;
. 1N0.120, IVorretestreal , Roxbury, Matt.
. Price, One Dollar.
- - .
Wide-tale Agjenfs:—New•Ynrk city, C. V.Cllckner, Rl
Barclay street; H. R1ng,192 Biondwny; lityditon'
Clark; 275 Ftroadwny ; A. D. Sandi.. 100 Fulton St.
Wholesale aglnta for Pennsylvania. T, W. DTOTI &
Sons. 132 - North 2nd Street. Philadelphia.
For saleln. Pottsville, by J. 0. 'Brom, .T.C. Hughes
end H Valemati.
May 19, Inc,
gqgq9 4 4oi9q9,
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
READ THIS-:-OLD AND YOUNG!
. •
PROFESSOR WOOD'S
HAI RESTORATIVE
LI
Is, no doubt, the moat wonderful discovery-of this age of
progress, limit !will restore. permanently, gray hair to its
original eolor, joie/ the head of the bald with a most
luxuriant growth. remove at our all dandruff and tith
ing, cure all agora an d other cutaneous eruptions,.
such as seed sbeed. et . It will cure, as if by .magic,
nervous or perk:dial] headache; make Me bairsoft, glos
sy, and wavy, and prOserre the color perfectly, and the
hair from &Mop, to extreme old age.
• The following le from w distinguished member of the
inedkal prokedon:
I
ST. pa, January
Pam, t, ISM.
PROFESSOR . 0:J. WOOD— •
Dias Str—OpeoHefted, I mend yen this eertifleate.—
, After being needy bald for a long time, and hating tried
all the hair reiterative, extant, and having no faith. in
(any, I was induced, on bearing of yours to give it a trial.
, I placed myself in the hands of a barber, and, bad. my
'head rubbed with a good stiff bruah, and the: Restore
,
e then applied and well rubbed in, till the smalp• was
'Vow. This 11 repeated every morning, and in three
wapiti the young hair. appeared and grew rapidly from
August last till the present Lion, and is now thick, black
and strong—s Oft and Pleasant to the' toleb ti whereas,
before, It was harsh and wiry, what little there ream of It'
and that little was disappearing 'Very rapidly. I still
use-yottr Restorative about twice a week, and Ahall mob
have a good and perfect mop of hair. Now, I Pad read
1 of these things—and who has not? but have I hot seen
hitherto anycue where any pers on ' s hair was
i _ , e _ o_ really
. benefited by any of the hair tonir, Jte., of the day: and
it really gives me pismire to record the result of my -es
-1 wiener. •I have recommended your preparation to
i others, and. It: already., has a large and general sale
throughout theTerrltory. The peqpie here knew it• ef
fects, and'have confidence in it. The supply' You sent
as, as wholesale agents for the Territory, la nearly ex- .
hausted, and' daily inquiries are made. Mr it. , Tow de
serve credit for your 'Bawer, ; and -I, for. one, return
you mthanks for the 'benefit It has done me. for I mr-
Wray had del paired long ago of ever effecting any inch
resttlt. 1 ' Your., hastily. ' I '
_
. J. W. BOND, -
thin of Bond k Kelley, Druggists, Si: Paul.
[ffnma IMO Editor of the nod Ratite Advertiser..
. Boma, 2T School Street, AferrA 90,15 55.
Dies flnt:-, Mitring become prematurely quite sMy, I
was Induced, Mune di weeks sinew. to 'make - a trial off
your Reiterative. I have Wed lees than two brittle; but
the gray hairs have all disappeared ; and although my
hair has not "fully attained its original color; et the i
proems of cheap is gradually going on, and km in -
as:l
fi fy
great hopes that in a abort llam hale win as dark
as Steatelly. ,IWe Wm been ameh gran at the
healthy. molders and vigor of the hair, arid h before
was harsh and dry, and it bite ceased to come o as for
'• • Respectfully yours. It zeir ,
D. O. M.
Profes Wood.
• --.--...- '
'' . co, ~,...; , • atatne t . o lt=l/ 4 lfibli:
ts l '
ir lit li tMal
li ff ' V_hali was acaot
r 1 ,%Miley the mile of
• 111
, Vel" . 411 0.4 " 16 7 1132 4..
-- - 4 vdisidisoidopersiimitilicti t ii In or i lads' • ,
11 - -7) vt •
•Ll'l l i ‘ i r
Vv)10 . 7 iv 1.• v..• vvi . --•., •." nj
iefi.litairklidii•vini . " it Itl
-.4 tiCleintilliiiitoWri4oll6l
siinorne Nos.* COldisbaya enadindow
4 4, 1% , iiim. , il d ifil41V4r
NoieTioV: l 6X4l7;6 lo is
..0
.• . ,
4 k.‘lß6o lll .fililE
•
to those who Love their Yellown .
HAVE a remedy (Purely. Veletitgle)
for Fever and Agee. PIM, sad, falling Steksees,
sussurAff. Jam KNOWN TO TAIL. It is as
pleasant. and u cheap, as it is •MCIIMISS.: Any, person
who will send me the names; and directions to the red
deocu of ten Individual, sick of Consmoption.,or any
disease of the Chest or Lungs, or suffering from a bro
wdown and shattered Oonstltution, will receive as a
reward this le. 'lt embodies fall infractions -be
making and ististering this • wonderful Medi eine.—
Addreu. - DiI...TRACY DELOKYR,
.
May 9,'57 19- New-York Post-offiee.
CHAS. W. MUG,
Wholesale and Retail
asstsara - cl. Casomtast.
S.E. Corner Centro and Norwegian Ste.,
(9pposite Mortimer's Motel,) •
POTTAIVILLE, PENNA.
The subscriber, having taken possession of
• the house formerly occupied by Mrs. E. M.
Witty, has converted the same into a
V Deng and Apothecary Store,
$ inch es he thinks will 'prove satisfsetorc to
all purchasers. and rsdpeetfully calls the , at •
tent ion of his friends and the public to Michele° stock.
He has taken groat care in the 'selection of his Drugs.
Medicines, de., and can therefore. cheerfully tectimmend
inch and every One as being
-PURE AND UNADULTERATED.
. .
Ile is determined to give his undivided personal at
tpotton to his business, at all hoursof the day and night
irhen required, hollering that the fumes and reputation
of physicians as well'as the inratuaide lives of their pa.
tics& depends in a great measure on the care of the
Apothecary and the quality of his drugs and mixture.;
'and ho feels confident that CIiZAPAIM, when obtained at
'the expense of virtue and health, will not be the only
question with his customers; when once his reputation
ax a careful and competent Apothecary, shall be satisfac
torn,' established.
This reputation be is determined to build up, with the
assistance of a share of the public patronage-x hir pro
portion ol.which Is guaranteed to him biluatherous
blonde, independently of that which be hopanto obtain
by close attention to business and strict attention in
mixing prescriptions Whkki 'may affect the . health and
lives of his customers.
Deception in the preparing and'eompounding of med
icines hr ruthleis speculation he will never resort to,
though it Is notoriously true that such a dangerous des
'rept ion It much more extensively and successfully pritec
tired by druggists than an be readi imagined.
Confident of obtaining a name an d rank amongst tho
first of his °stamper/mica, he only asks attention topers
Milen! to serve, and his ability to satisfy tom , most ex
acting.
Sai - Petrons miry with eonfldeare rely upon the prompt
end faithini execution of their orders. mut Wapiti Or
otherwise.MAlL W. IiPTING, Damarr a Oilegurt.
S. B. Chiller of Cie re and liisnestwas SU, IIII~LtLa r,
Patsy - 111e. June 21.'56 26.1 y
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION!
.Ths Warrld lhaawlmairsui 1 •
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. •
The Great Cotutter Irritant.
The virus of disease often makes its way to the lute
nal organs through the pores of the skin. This peffetrat
ing Ointment, melting under the hand es it is rubbed
In, isatmorbed through the sameehannels,and.reschlng
the mat of luffammation, promptly and invariably sub.
dues it, whether located In the , kidneys, the liver, the
lungs, or any other Important organ. It penetrates the
surface to the Interior, through the eotoutiess tubes that
communicate with the skin u summer rain poises into
the fevered earth, Miming Its cool and regenerating In
Science.
Skin D' s awl Glandular Swellings.
Every s of exterior Irritation Is quickly reduced
by the anti-inflammatory action of this Ointment. An
cry Eruptions, such as Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Tetter,
Ringworm, Scald Head, Nettle Ranh, Sea,Mlearer4t i ch,
ie.. die
out, to return no more, nudge iteappliest
Hospital experience in affparts of the world proves its
Infallibility in diseas e s of the skinithe muscles, the
joints andthe glands. .
- Ulcers, Bores and,Tantors.
The effect of this unrivaled external :remedy upon
Scrofula. and other virulent ulcers and sons, is almost
miraculous. It first discharges the Poison which prods '
CPS suppuration and proud flesh, and thus the cures.
which its heeling properties afterward Complete, ere safe
u well as permanent.
• Pomade, Bruises, Barns a4 llB e l olll
In eases of the fracture of the bones, inJurseveenses
by steam explosions, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Rheum*.
tiem. Stiffness of the joints, and contraction of the do
ewe, it is employed and warmly recommended by the fa
culty. This marvelous remedy has been introduced by ,
its Inventor in permit into all the leading hospitals of
Europe, and no private household should be without It.
• • Undestiabfe rectineony. ' '
The 'Medical Staff of the French and English Armies
In the Crimes have officially signed their approval of
dfolicnray'e Ointment, es the. most reliable . Teasing, fir
cab l e cuts, stabs, andsunekbot wounds. It is also iced
by the surgeons .4 the Allied Nettles.
Both th:J ginhAtit and the 4 PM' +odd be weed
ire 'de follitieitig easter •
Buabus • Ms Plaratela •
Hunks Swelled Glands' •
Chipped Hands Bore Lsp
ebubtalaa
_Stweßreasta
.Ihttola SOTO' treads
flout Sone Threats
m Luns ereuxia basso. zruptions So op re oatil s of allithids. •
Stiff Joints
Shartnatiem . Tette, '
. Ringworm Mare
• Salt Rheum ' •lienersel Sore..•
Scalds ' Wounds of all klito k4
S o ld at the klanatketories of Professor 21 it, so
maiden Las, Mot Tort. 214 Strandj Louth*, itel4 ey all
respectably druggists and dealers In nuelleitieihrough•
oat fhb Visited Matta; and the'eliithed world; %lota,
at SS elate, ist3iiesta.ana SI tub. iiliPlisore.litscon•
aidesable say I n g . by taking the larger sleek
If. 11.—Direetiomfarthe vddassatne pe .fltaisirwy
,dleardar alizaito ium44 VOL e ,
4 , A ge r m l ois tt 6.., tr a ysztb a o ri naleis
outerrinaitlieuvulyalsfotthr book Of dirsetkakiareausd
e
.ffineti_ . Sofia* ourissioStd: 1
? dlish:M t key •
4,
,A
auul w I
line alUduA cult In Vila...peg
`Ca heed ells, egas,un4l4 garrsa
Tna Woat.p Owes its a Idviso.—At the pree
mit day,'when every lazy vagabond declares that
he is entitled to a living, because he happens to
cumber the earth, it is well to read such remarks
as the following, from. a true working man who,
edits the Cayuga Clarti
Mats false Sir! 44 Joao notowe you a firth-,
log. You owe the world, for the light of its dais,
the warmth of its sitputhine, the beauty of its
:'-earth and sky, and for its loves, affections and
friendships, which ha'e from your childbood,,
young man, clustered around • end clung to your
worthlets trunk. For all .thebe, and other blees
logs of countless numbers, ;you area debtoi.i—
You have never even thanked God for health and
life. You have never made the world the better
for your living. You owe for the breath you
breathe and the strength you *Wei. Yon hav!iit
:anything to - yoqr credit on the day book ' of the
ledger of life—boi a eent. • You have never taken
a dollar's stock in Heaven. You are a miseflible,
aimless, indolent bankrupt. You float down the
stream of your lazy existence like flood-wood!eb
the water, Were oou to sink to day to,obliviOn.
you wouleVet leave a knbhic
The world owes you a llviug ! Where is there
a manty'thonght,nttered, or' x‘noble deed. per.
formed ? Where.are there evidences of your !la
, her? Nowhere. You are lounging through life
with -.your hands in your pocket, swearing and
slaVering nonsense. You drink, gamble and 'chew
`tobacco, but you never eaniedyout board, Allle
of lumber would be of more account, for t tat .
could be worked into forms of usefulness and
beauty; but you Will not make anything.of
self or allOw society to do it. A world of such
as yon would be the place to live in,'filde,edt—
Yon have degraded our common '
manhood I -
steatl of ennobling and elevating it, and as
but in form and vulgar speech are you above the
brines that perish. And because *entire too hay'
to work, you claim that the world ones yonl
living. •
Don't tell that lie again you sluggard
world or society would not sqffer louver. light
ning to strike you; or the lidera to take yottoff.
There are too many of siich 1; Were you treated
es drones are treated in the liives,yOu would halve.
beenkicked out of creation years ago. ISO
bf
feetnally have you wasted the boon of life,
that
unless your bones shall go toy the dissecting r'
nod your pickled Carcass asfertilizer upon thine
God forsaken spot, you will have pitied through
life to no purpose.' The tobacco you have chaired
hat only defiled every thing 'around you, and,the
liquor you have drank luta-pc/1y been, adulterated
by your miserable , nature, and-turned into roidy ,
ism and profanity., You.containinata everything
you touch, and sten those like you, 'will keep
their children froml the leprosy ,o( your teaching.
and example. i
. •
No sir, you owe the world pi better life.' Yon
never can pay off the debt, but you can do diet= :
ter, and commute for twenty -live emits on a
dollar. 'Do and say: something noble, mankti.la
bor for some honorable purpose, and not inhale
God's pure air for nothing, and grunt'ientigh
existence; like; a hog, having only . two aim*.
view—to 'reach the bar and the dinner table; And
only two . .'attributes—to eat 'to ginttonjr, and to
drink, to drunkenness..
The world owe sash amen &living!
.
Tug Rtcriksr-41maCIKttins CALIFOR3IIIf.-
The Sairisseentii , Niels 2$ lan dol
towiag story of lancessfal
Ding, mhich,.iteorrect, would make the bermes aft
the We the tiostiortattate men, is the world, at
far u: riches is tilincerned. The % editor
states. that his "attention was called to'li small
Within' sick at a hotel in hiseity which with
mach dilibuilty be staccendOtl In raining train the
floor, and adds:2• .
•
At the request of, one oi the owners, Mr. Den
ials, we with much difficulty succeeded in lifting
it frotn the door. It was Sited with'-gold, which
was being taken to the United 'States Branch
Mint. at Sass Francini). 'Every two weeks, me or
three office proprietors or what le known ugh° .
NAllbo d ," in Nevada. coantr, pus through
this city for the mint; with a' almihr "pub;" This
time, Mr. Vaniels thought, there was In the neck;
not much more than -fifty 'theism:id della:a—the .
yield of the fortnight generally being from sixty'
to ninety thousand - dollar/. The - reason of the
shortness of the amount this time Is, that they'
were enabled - to crush oily about cowbell ;the
quarts 'which they bad taken out and had lying
at their mill. The weekly yield of the , mine Is
therefore in•the neighborhood of forty, thousand
dollars, which is the income of evil men... •
This is the richest gold lead yet. discovered in
California, and so far as we here nay . .knowledge,.
in the , world. The most remarkable feature is
that it has been gradually increasing Itt, rich
-
Dens with its development, and that frpm pnWent
indications, it is inashalutibles •
Mr. Daniels, who is &Missourian, as we snider
stand; with fire paitneri—lrisbnien—aceidentally '
discovered the lead in 1852: Ile inform us`that
be was then working on a bar in WoU' Creek; end
washing the gold from the gravel. •Iu the opera
tion, he discovered the gOld bearing geeing crop.
lug out at the sida of , thbtream; but as the Aver
bed was paying well, and the quarts Was the, not
so well known or 4teirable as au-occepetion,alkey
did not think it-worth while to .ptosenses' their
Investigations. In the falr of 1835, -theylirst
took out some quarts, and lindieg that 41.: ton
crushed yielded largely; they commenced prepire,
Lions for working. it. , Asoertainiug Abe prokable
pilot' Of the lead, they commenced a shaft, Wee
lading -that at the 'depth , of three tintidred:lfeet
they would strike tba rock, and thus they pre-;
weeded a depth of eighty. feet. By , this time their ,
outlay bad been. eery, great, and instead al .guisig
on with the'shaff, they concluded colliers** the
lead higher:Up, by MEM,' of a &M.', Thlsr-was
seeordingljAmse, end" in the fall of; 1856Ahey
,had dri ft ed. to OHO seek 'end" elided's mill for
mashing the quaitt. The first yield 'Wes enor
mous, and en we have. already stated, the viehheu
has 6eln 'ninstantly inoreissing.'. It is now,oilii:
Daniels - intorno up, the lettingen of the company
to go on with he or iginal Abaft,, when ills thought
even richer deposits wlll devaleped;• To Oar:
meta the wealth Of Shiasninejs beyond the pnwer
of anyule4 , - , Freer preekniS ledicedons neat- -
mate yield tied lievotteleittir to pay of tbo'e,-
tliti.doblt.of, Califolnle ‘ . l Vast 'fortunes' bare,s%
tidy. been: ylotdoil :by. it, sift Tit tboo4.4ra, I
itoszooly broke's: - , .. •
- - -
An Paola: Suzritiss*—Kr•
...yaglior the vst. &iota,
roar; for aft'
(stub 8,1314
Nil w i n eacnicin 'eta
- Irbil 1,
J
.Alitimmra
the Cambridge (*
_., &, ,, zrres p oo dont Of
ten at Nai ntncket, gives • 44 i i " utter welt
-Ihterntid t ""ri' 4l4 t` ' ' sample of dis-
I "limy Years ego, a !ipstmciti an \ • '
from his home to commence his too ' • --,' ,„ t i
1 ropewalk upon our Island. Brea -77-k in
Came, and as wee her went, his faithful .
her tome to convey bet busband's breakfa
biro. The snow bad been • falling .for some tim_,..
betthificiedi****,llntrettirted ` !attest '
open lots in the outskirts of oqr town. The wind
blew Tiolentlyeedtki "nudist stow disturbed
her so , that , 'lthe,lbit herpath, end' *hen found
come time after; she wee leaning against a rail
fence; ernothered, frozen, dead. 'The father" died
also,: I-think/ vint 'long, and their - two erphaa
children wee taken- wear ahns-bouse. Years
passed, and the ehildren grew to womanhood,
and In tarn • rs Wiese' and seethed. The - bus.
band of one tbeat, was -drowned a 'few years
age near ent island, leaving several young ehild.
tea. •S aged man who,bad befriended bis wife
in early years than took her to his Lome. and there
Chti toiled hard to support her children. In sofas
war tbe.old man'ippreeecty.was used until !abed
nothing 1i A but hishumble dwellings. Then the
,widow 10Usd to OPPort him, lIU he saw that she
was_ wasting away under bar arduous labor, and
nobly, generontly, sent for a• lawyer, and , gave
her his cottage which" be had toiled bard io ob
tain, and in which he bad
.hoped to spend his
- days and. went himself to dwell in our alms.konge.
He stfares.a pauper's home to-day, but his gray
hairs are a even of - *Toff to him. The widow ;
would have preferred to struggle on for her bane
betilitliirrilithineu'lttrulouledrlulliotfelawdaeatttehthared.t‘ M O sli ne ltlife et e's y williti th eda" ill 'a fie
werewinter tI, r uilli a d.
lady gave the children of this poor. Widow "OM
toed for their hard working mother, and &nipple
each krthemselves. . When she nut saw them
she asked how they Med the 4ples, and the re-'
ply was ' !*We did neteatibani ourselves, but car
ried them 10 oar grandfather at: the alms.hottee.7
The'tsacher of our High School aTecutly related
the abort to a large, audience et a Sabbath School
&CUM ia our town, while tears flowed freely,
even down the cheek of manhood, et the pithettc
account, of which few .had any . knowledge.-,
Every true heart recogni s zed the reel nobility of
the aged peeper, and deemed nigh an act ; of self
sacri Ace at once generous and disinterested.
PIIMILII or 81131111C1t011D TOLEORAPS'Lnriss.—II
is stated that atbaiiiitie - lelevaphs are liable
to more frequent accident!: Alum .are even the
wireaupon laid. : &moral inseabese are related
where marnetle : pables-were broken while being
laid, biludden strains, caused by the sinking of
the iirepla an uttexiectidly deeP portion of the
sea. To take up the sevemlilaits antkeeenneet
them is a work :of tedious labor, aa.,eitperatious
must bet, commenced near laud, and the cable
drain, iiiiknd folloired until the break is reached.
This is bad 'enough; f betelesperile of a cable whip
properl3l hit art! 'worse. Ships' anchors have
several. times been dragged against, anilhave
broket wares laidicross esas stitl!atraite ettunect
ins dm! various cuuntriei , of Europe. ,-. To mend
them requires the taking up of 'the eahlea froth
8
them
*end. ru cemparisei to , all that 'hal yet
.
b n done e in , suety matters; the Atlantic( C . 1C0,1113
i
T j egraith is We stopendons'yrhate• to . ' a small
I nannow. Thp difficulty 'of laiing it, Niftily 'is a
hundredfold greater than any which hMi yet
been etountemy•l,b others. These risks render
the Oct , a Teligraph a doubtful enterprise, the
eotablisbusent of :which may involve vast outlays
of mousy; and th; constant risks of damage attar
-Wig end° put .ambrorking order, will i4pair . the
'etoufideace 'which capitalists ought to have in such
an,-extelsehre work.
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BRIOAIII Yonzio evidently anticipates that the
doge or war will be let loose by the United States:
Cfrovericlueut,.to cheek hit acts of lawlessness.—
Adviret from Salt Lake to the 25th of February,
state that the Utah Legislature had passed an
act frir Ithe organization of the militia of the Ter.
ritorjOhit 4sotiool had been , opened to teach in
fluglifk_.l.4.l4. Prom) and. thl k i k°.'? r *" of
Brigham Yining,
t ia..aft`e'aitOrtal Siticieprobarmy
• writtani by You ng himself—attempts .to prove
that lha Federal Illoverment has no power ta'ap
' point Territorhtl !wham -. • - ' '-'' '
Julies- .Drattniond,. latei Chief 7nstiCe of the
Terri f t4y, In rept. to a letter received from Mrs.
Guntlis i sti, wido -of . Criit:, lluitillson,.,who with
‘,.
Ids coMmand, Wet! a fewlyears ago, brutally
.mur
dered,las, was supposedi by the 'Utah Indians—,
state! Ms belief, which is fortified by etrong.pre
, zumpti?h evidence; Altar od - outsell and his party
were' acrificed a' the cc;iumand of the Mormons,
and that it was:Mormon'. rifler Ant-'fired'Open
•themi t h e Indials doing the esalpieg and:com
mittig the other horrible Cruelties which . elma.
act° mid that .irivoltiug tziassa' ere,: as previously
orde .4 by Ask 6lilitie• . .
, . .
T t IPLASNITII PILIGRAPII.—Profmor gamut)
Fin* *wee Marie, the American inventor of the
Magfietie TelegnOk,vbiel, now extends its wires
fort thousand utiles in Asimujoa, and forty th Oa sand
in•
th'i
ik Europe; lately creasing the Atlantic as
elee 'Clan of the New rerk, Newfoundland and
Lon ort Telegraph- Company, has been reseired
withlgreat respect not only in London, but in
Fraate, 'Belgian", derniiny, and kr the young
Czaii.of•ilussia. - kilt Itinner given him ,in Lon
don,litappeari that the iirrintion'by bite and by
Mr. W. Folhergill Cooke In London war, so near.
ly 06141%00as that, neither can claim ft exclo.
'Pro n..' Prafewar Xenia' and 'lli distlrigulabed
telt: 'operators in' Loa= deveted a whole'
ni t; -wh ile the husinees! 'OM ems' sleeping, in
on Ilylecting - the preetteabillty of extend.
ing o t submarine electric telegraph' two . thousand
nail ierou the Atlautie: from Newfoundland.—
Tan eabterranean gotta panful conductors of two
batwing/ -miles rich, had i treen so conducted as to
-give r one continuous -length of more than two
,thousand milei., The London Tiro, anticipsting
the day when the telegraphic wire shall : euoi r ele
the Globe , says, j"Then it, alit happen I hat' * man
may generite a spark al London which, with one
fiery leap, will return ' batik under - his • band . d
disappear, but in that moment of time it wit .
encompassed - the pikfidnit which - we are 'w g
through apace into eternity. That spark will be
a human lboughtl"• ' . • . .
..
Au Eaten `
'''•a —For several I
months past
_Cincinnati has been the head quer
tets of one of the greatist edigration enterpri
ses that bast bee 6 startodiPr Soarg• . It appears
that in December last several gentlemen of tbat
cfty proposedlo -establish what they' termed a
"Swias Colonization Society," for the purpose of
litcating a city at some suitable 'petit in the,
West, and earminding it withiteetters who shUnld
feel an interest in the advaneecise . ea of the 'gen
eral scheme. Stock hooks.were opened -by- w bleb
shares were sold at - 816 each, no pima being
allowed to bold mute than two.: -In the mean
_time branch societies for' co-eperation 11111111 t eats&
Sated in Chicago,' Louisville,. Pittsburg, .
&polls, Tarim Haute, Sandusky, and many, other
plum! in (ha ,Wtot. The shares were readily ta
ken, and at dm:present time no leis than 6,000
have been-AbiPosed,of. During the early part of
list week's contemned of delegates from other
places wail keld,"and a committee of ire was
obosio to start in' search of a Proper• location.
instruetions, in the --main, am to select ,
tuella sit* as may offer inducements to the building
of a city; :Fertility and' health fulnaes of the suf.
receding country will bee main feature in their
choice..? Tbettommittee ate limited intheir silta
tion to the lan4s west of the Mississippi and south
*1.42 dogma. _Tim, are to start on their mission
in a few weeki, the share books closing on the
first ofilfay:
Tla - Si. Loins Ropar gil'aa *aeon&
of a terrible *anal which happened on the 15th
section of the South-weal Branch of the Pacific
Rail lined on 'l'neiday of last week. It appears
that one of the blasts in the rock had mimed lire.
Mr. !Thom: V.lO. Sullivan, foreman, 4 ben attemp.
tedlo pal dowel an tree rod in the blast; when it
exploded, instantly killing Mr. Sallivao, and
also', young Man-by the name of Thomas liar.
ley,;aged aticiut twenty.eao years. The lottor
was omiloyed in iiikuling away ruck. Both bodied,
„Vire tm,bu_rxibly tigitilated that it was almost int
imitable to recognise them. Air. Emillvan!a bead
wairaotapietely amend from hii. body. A-hitai
pi* of rock till- upon his body—tea feet: kn
at throe feet thick and tour fait ,wide.!. The
body 'of Mr., Hurley was even more shoeklualy
I mangled - " 4 plies of Mkt 0 4M feet opera, ,Till
upon . him, -crushing him to • mummy—ovary
bone was .briiken—tbei whole of his intestine*
'were euposed.te view; alter the rock wiis maser-,
WA It was with some dificaity that tba romaine
could be placed upon a board, so Mat they could
be taken to a house near'where the occident oo•
colloid.' a young, man-by tbo' name of Thomas
Slim who was stooping down with Mr. Sullivan
at; a: time of the ezplosiea, was blown a distance
of filty.two foot, -and yet iosapod with bieFikonly
braidinS. bit band, and being' violently !gunned.
_ .
Ttis trounnttse.sypointed by the Into Southern
'Cliovention, to . take the subject of "Seliqic4;
sci+l books ander their auspices, and Week sad
Presiarkitualt it aeries of books, in everyi r oipart.
,e 4 •of study, from the earliest pillar liiithe
higbest ;grade, el literature and seleikiOni:4l l l
seem to them best qualified to elictihit hat pit ,
the h * daeation the Booth; litaVyli:
a:, ea tins lStb of Ibis iitootir. - ~;'‘'. • • '
• •g `
r...,2,':',:',.:,:. , • . ;::;:i'.', , - - ii ,, ,,,, , „ , ,.;
BOOK
Deoltitoste4 taynt,
at omit disenipikot Isitasfati
ads' 5aPr40,419
11i: Wil,for bread, the
brsith . In“ O ut. • b e
liiidy; thin'tit.he eat- ,
piping /Ih , week sad
'lrif,work• Whiob Oust
f which Cleyetokto 444 . 1
not upon the inwieles
knees or the hits,' the
spew tbemosadelleatin
ously snsesPtsbks end •
tat—on brainl--to ;
.be
that diskette woof to
•
health, lifti Ise% Ire the
, t..
Ina& of wife sal child- •
- bproduce, from
this loom; . a
' wrong; nor o machinery be riAbt. of ,
sane dr*, bet .toll trial; • en W °ll s l l
springewsksd, and • ' .._____, b y • " 11.814
wheel Jarred Ind out , vs nessitjle. the OM
llood had to do we , sot? , A 61 . • lb ? „,"5 •
Whoa., and wirbkng; in di. 1 '..._,.."' 5i ; 4 1 11 ,..." ,
flatly, and with a ehilerfid I; 'v- still ;
ffe
' . .
Iminarnarr •-•llowTionitiful the ow i ng
gem from thepen of 'rentioe, and how nv
thi hears Oaten see, these hawthorn he "..
trays them : i_II ' ' i
"Why Is it' that the rainbow and, the' cloud c
come over ps with clean that is not of earth,
and then pass away ; a n d leave us to muse on '
their Aided loveliness? I i Why is it, that the stars
which held their nightlY festival awned the am.
sight throne, are pland.aborc the reach •of our •
Rallied faculties ' foray ' mocking w with their
unapprotebable glory? And why is it that bright •
ip;;
forms of holism nasty atdguseested to cur newt
aid then 411kOil from, ;Raving the thousand'
streams of affection to ow back in Alpine for-'
rents upon our hearts? We inkhorn' fora higher
destiny than thu of 'There Is eland widow
s i
the rainbow never fain, where tie stars will lie
set
out before us like I. that slangier on the •
• oceanand where the beautiful being that passes
before us likes ineteerWill stay In our presence
forever." ' 'l . • ' '
•
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1
BRAIN W0144-201' ill
hardest toll 4, that of the
More wiarlueto Mind an
fed ea - Imperiously and • ,
daily. for a eertait morn
be done ;. but the .doing
upon the will to do It Son
of the body, tot the. qui 1
cunning of the-Wind; but
`T organised, the moat n
, least cartels, part,. of
`44 to, spin yards of
-with:emery .
`wowtbst it
`en Our
the
wor
" .
- -
"TO ,PiltiOßO OUT ir Shsraoratear.•—•Go•ti, )s
work! *Take off your oat. roll up your sleeves
and look about Yon l• If you can't end anything •
eocgstiel-or rentaterative,in the city or town,
betakelouraelf to the country. Betterweed gar
dens and tend sheep, a! follow - the ploughshare
bare-footed, and tread On the furrows, or to act as •
s it
a scare-crow In a' oorn- eld, than remain in the
city, oat or pocket, ea •at the elhlws, la debt, is _
%Jimmie, and in ' mi ry ipencraUy.l . Donl..be
;
-afraid to coma Legit) ly with your Mo th er earth,
and then sit under cataract and be washed
clean—be invigorated, tid feed like a etc*. The
colustry is - the place hir, 'pm:decidedly, where
.the sembeanis steal , ligh•l tima snake in year ,
chamber and dimes t i' gs on the !Woe, where one
doesn't bars to walk smile and - itialf to Not the
tan ,it., and where the waving grain bows grew
fully to the gentle b en, and eggs can be bad
for the Wanting.. One There, and re-invigorated, •
and yen will look with pity %port us poor mortals,
walled in by brick and mortar, on all sides, with
the'• heavens far, far before tte,' and no hope of i
ever reaching t hat bl ;abode.—.oiiiceyo Led
ger. 1 , ,
Tun whole quantity of oysters brciught to Bal
timore siP to the close of the season,anding 15th
ult., reached np to 'ab.ut 1,750,000 bushels. Of
these about 800,001 . umbels are .packed in the
raw state, 500,000 bus. .Is preserved,Xnd the re.
mainlng '250,000 bus • els - are eonsamed in the
City. The cost of th • oyster to the packer is
about fifty cents per .ushel, or an aggregate of
$875,000 the principal part of which is retained
in the city for soppli- and the amount paid to
the shuckers Is about $175;000, besides all other
expenses ineurredbefo the 'article is shipped'.
-NowrisaaN'Oxitr
this road, up to
. Trey'
and the . trask will be ,
Tile.work onibe bale
bury_te Trererton b
twnporerily. The e
take the bends of ,the I
bet the eoTy pre
m iasmata are, • •
them to doe may , •
sassed ist a to* weeks
to eaooplotiou.
Nice founditlons.i , rsailroads they to. it have
is Ilimisalppi. Ato on ot tbe trac of the
Reload nee. tly spnk eattral oat of t
sight, leaving in its abets whir& 11l cost
considerable mousy pi All op. The becks of oar
Northern ndlsayttrt azactly.diseppear in that
peculiar way; hut money invested in theta
occasionally , sieka tof sight. leasing a large
hole in the piAltate o the ereduloueelookbeidere.
RAILILROAD.-4111) work s on.„,
i •rtoa bridge, is all graded'
•otapleted in .4 few weeks.
C. of the roid•froni Boa.
'
dge, bas - been saspendid
ntrsetors bare agreed to
• .rniany ,at certain prices,
Paying tba L aalb, and *sr -
effected which will enable
••The. work will' be ra-_
and,•igorooall llisroseanted
Griscuskr. has to len upon pleas a nt times. in
Havana. 'The Captaiin General gave an valet
tainment his hen r, at, which ; i !listinguisher4
guests ware present, nd the populace, eager
. to
do the greet young pifinqt servic4 unbarnossed
liis liones, and drew! his carriage tough, lb,'
streets.
• • L,
,
Mu. CRAWFORD, *ifs of the sculptor, • writes
hopefully front Parls in regard to her busband'i
condition, but it is feared Ibitt he esnnot survive.
His "disease is tumor eye tone log the brain.
A ULaittituuaa correspondent or
Tribune ' , says that Gor. Geary is
brought out at a now candidate for
feunsylvaiita.
Loots NAPOLIAN has received from the Shah
of Persia foisr Arai, horsi n rs of the perest blood.-,
A peculiarity of the animals is, that, they have
no martei.
• [
•
o Noy York
likely to boo
Gorkruir of .
Tssi irokietor , u s
.. "01ft Book laterprbe"
!me bear ppcil $20..0 committed to Prison' In
Rini mond, Va., for lottery gambling wttlrout H
eenan..
Pistons= BitClia'AN will visit Boston oa. the
17th of JanthiSzt, to participate In the-inaugura
tion of the siskle ol Gen. Warren, on Bunker
Bill.. • 4
Mose perisit throoih too mach ;milldams thin
by too iambi fear; whom OM 'deep*. eon an
WWI that pregame.
Tthowlb
known merchant of
sox, an old and will
biladelphia, is dead.
Ilox. J. Gunter ',Jess 6 surely • *Willi re••
covering &out tea Netioeal hotel dimes&
Coutsus J.-BULL,Esq., hits editor of the Co
laesbis Al*, died a slp,y Ortire sines.
Pcrrntit.Coottor lja toot to market this swim,
$150,000 wotill of I labor:
At
Qu.WiLittit his .ost• bro then b,r . the Nies-
AP! war. •
DIAXONDII hay* -adv,
Pl' 910.
4 In pries abort 25
PV-The Philadelphia 8 .day Dispatch in siteak
beg of the , fact that it is conceded that the comet
• is to come in widget with the earth in Jugs, toys
that a scientific frien d , who bas given 'thole:attar
ranch study , fixes the third Saturday in Vitae, at
four o'clock, fifteen minutes sad an and a half -
seconds; P. M., - se the time, sad the fourth ward '
as the spot when and where the bump will tska
place.* In this - event, the Dispatch hopes that ,soh
of the ballot box staffers and illegal esters of
that ward as are not knocked into a cocked hat
14 the comet, or carried off on an astronomical '
exploring expedition by its bifurcated caudal ap
pendage, will at least be scared into decency and
honesty for the fixture. '• • , ,
torf/of-thltelslignoltoirnistbilladelgot
opirhiab:pasookTuasio'thaffetlewt.
officials. In Pittsburgh sixty-seven deal.* in.
diolia for haling illegally t tomor had th eir names
' entered on trial fist. 'The trtles'Were able
pay the anteent of 6642 toss in n u" mae %,
Weer* all indictment is feend..lllls p.. 49 3 7 .
tbis.amount the clerk realest , $3, th e D'isi O f
rie i
'Attorney $3, the returning Constable end 'the •
Sheriff $1 37.' So that * 1W above ogees re.
cor ,d, d ur i n g the Mara tons, .tb• mundane' of
8633 73, from am-who had violated thalaw, to
escape the Just penalty which , th ey bad incurred._
o r , di v ided, the Cterk'porksted $2Ol, the District
Attorney $101; the et $l l / 4 0thd
, the Sberillf-$9l 1$ r, •
lisinallife isms of loottioutide
•iltea - in. dagger, of loss from any other. MOM
thlin ASS ot the rum traffic. ktlionsand people
;04%44' recently 'at thaSuspention BrZdge r tind
wereryilkt with excitement el 'old • SSW Wu
.accused from; Ilioltapido below., Tot that :old
lima might bare threaded the streets of that
town unnoticed though murdered by'lighee. If
fooild ' , dead upon the widens& the ottarreoso '
_would seareely , ha** excited tti remart.--Bad he
• met deatht in the terrible form, of deliriank,Us- ,
. wane, no orowd of one thousand wean anisld
'hate gatheredto.:4e• watched the trill *trot, •
es for life. hod,.* tie, mesh leiciatioild to
*his Isiah life. ,
knaWN that bo,d4d In the ca'
_entreat, kttliog-liko a sass be.. '
'that sane tbotauttid ,'parrs, would . 'to
ia. ill tho - throialtirdo la 1114011 . —:
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tki,lototlind role& to