_ - ,
titre fieulty.live the power to takes part .in and
to inlifirs, if not control, that progress t It ,
al g a
seems, a amost clearly, not: Mr. Thacker!
has &tent mature age without ever having gir7
en the el test tiediestion of abilities, of this
kind, or of loch mental proclivities as would War
rant the surmise that be f possessed them. Be is
neithena land holder, a manufeeturar,ameiehait,
nor a soesther of either of the three learned pre
miaow 1 ileicicir have his connectioneor his per
suite broil such as to bring him into sympathetic
contactvitli the members of either of these great
climes; nor is hes men who burned.' affairs 'of
stile ids study. Be may possibly have the Ma
king of it,stateimen in him; list thus far, We
must lotik for the evidence of his ability, of what.
'seer kind. wittiln,the pages of Vanity. , Fair, Pie
dras's, Wird hi Nerretwer. Bie l advocates for a
place among the -- '4igithstoreof the land are Barites
Nmeemeo, me Mijorinud . Beck; Arms:
It wee probably, with' s recogniticin of, the aa-'
,
are oftNeclalms to the Oistinotion foe whick he
''
offen • nilidamelf, that he chose a • eity • which is ' the
oat of of the great'univeriities4ii his 'eligi
ble ocoWitithency.' It might have' "sifted to bits,
and itimight at the first blush 'seem to others, es
, if: there was a peenlitir Meese In the rePresentits.
don of a city, the existence of 'which' may 'bis al.
Most Sind io, depend upon the ennead= of liter.
ature,iby a men et letters. Aad if thcquesnons
which were to Use up before the body' to which
• be might to ben delegate were question. of 1119+-
601 mi there could be no doubt of , the cormetheu
'of sent an 'opinion. But this • 0 not the,esse.—
'The subjects. upon which legislative Wink are
called to piss, defect the practical 'question, the
Material, intereits of 'UM dais and in reprd to
thesee inivenities anti men of letters told a l e pe
culler.poeition which justly demands for, 'them a
-
peculiar representation. .The daily needs of men
of lettere are much the 'same as those of other
men; their interests in the pestle, welterss and
,honer of their country alien in no respect, from
that of the gran body of ire, citizens; sad While
theyare thus'Without sufficient
,claims for any
i
. spec al representation in the goi,ernmeny their
numbers, fortestately foritheimelvei aid.the Coin
aionlgood, are Trot so petit as to give them a elahn
to representatiOn u a considerable element of the
body ninth% 1 f ' • • 1 •
If therefore a man offer himself as 4. a cane
• . date r for legislative or administrative fano:nous,
whese sole claim is that hie life has beeninecess
, [ •
tfifil, devoted Co literature in-soy of its brariehes,
he Avoid rut his 'expectations on. the peculiar
ilthim of mien letter& for those functions`; and
r 1 • -
does any men of ordinary sense and . oltserv i ation,
- ho4ever limited „his experience; need to be told
We i l that atom* does not exist? Tbe universal
'• '
• preinsteption ii; on th e contrary, that the pursuit
If Manatee as •profession, un'flti a man for, deal
fwith She practical affairs of life; aid that the
ir 'One :et.a"( that proleuion indicates a +riper
. &aunt and thirstier of mind which is eminently
*intuited to the demands 'of statesmanship:, And
the opinionois s general judgment, is thoroughly .
well-founde4 As a general thing, men of letter'
ere so wining-ha prudence, sagacity, proldence,
. and adult/04.0v" capacity as to the:material in.
Miens of te•sioy,lhat they are unable to iondoct
.tiiir_ovan affitirs with.prolit, or control their own
.1
associationtiktoo often not even their, own families
with diseratlen. Their inability, ' th eir positive
"putty, to make inch arrangements trithre
; said to their l own business affaireas the plainest
seems min would dietate,often inhjects them
If t
to salitoonstroction and unmerited obloquon the
pert of those whore thoughts are entirely bent
•••• uptivithe_mnorial intereits of the prese n t day--
This is so erne that it %es been found. th a t when.
- . enor a publisher &Howe" his °minutiae with Men
'titre to tempi him into the 1014 of letterr,hbrffue- -
!•tt ewe as s'pohlisher is. immediately put in pink— .
" • , • 3
The man who publishes his own books , ii regard
in 1 •
_.. ad th e trade, in the light of the lawye r who is
his own client; and with much reason. If, then,
Wien of letters canto show
,practical sagacity in
themusgereent of small. things, bow can they
he expecteditti show it In thti management of great ,
'. t, things?' How absurd it is : to.commit 'headed, of
a ninon Into the blade 9( men who cannot con
, trot their Ora-wisdom! ". . . 1
,There ie good reason for the Joie) ;Ludy of men of
. letters, and of artists, and' Inventors, in this re
gard, It nisi/Its, it is
-almost needles" to say, not
, .from the want of faculties, but the direction
which inednation andthabit have givee to those
faculties. •Ot lithe onsequence, not of a dere°-
. tie . * perception as to the truce relations' 'or things,'
but either of a constant regarding of them in the
"ithitract, without reference to any particular. pre.
••:'• . sent or mimed leterest, or a direction of the .
•,- .....inind,entirely to subjects not of daily aed tuatara:
al women. For wroftervnot now tiking into
consideration" there pints+. and •repirouber of
litarature,' r who make it the stalking herse of men
dicity• antl i debancheiy. A man may
b e able to
speak into existence upon his pages s, character
,• ~•) who shall , : be a model, a very ideal,,Of•segicity
..' • find prudence, and yet, With the utmoie honesty
of purpose, hardly be ablii to keep bina'self out of
i• 1 t
a jail in re" country where therele imprisonment
.., t for debt. 1 Newton could discover the laver which
.• regulate the. movement aid the stability of the
universe. I ,He pat the nieuntains in' scales and
the hills iin a balance; and stretching out • his
ma 'tbrough boundless spites be poiseti r tho very
plattels:in the palm of his hand; aid yet it Is
'true that having made a hole for his cat, heals°
made on for his kitten'. Ili wars made a Muter
' • of. the Mint, and in that way did good service to
'to the &titer but he was about as at for a lees
-later as he was for a navigator. There t
was not a
• Captain iTreoritos upon a quarter deck who could. ,
not make better Use of the heavenly bodies Sof
,his'pur4sai the; the great astronomer. Robert
• Burns was a great man, but because he will live
in melee hearts while men have heart& to live in,
is it clear that he was the proper man to raise to
legisia6e or even socin honors? Diu it follow
.
because he wrote the lines "To Mary in II ,"
t that he would here dealt wisely with the Corn
'?''' Laws Orthe &it India 'Campanili affairs Tor
I .
,/': that be WU fi tted fur social intercorisie with per
sons of high social culture, stupid though they
• • might' (OP The writing of ioetry was nothing
against isite,in the letter respect; but it was also
'nothinglor hint,. He aright have had a otter ap-.
' poiatteen , thin that of exciseman,. (for- it loud
hare - gag e he' bard with Rob to enforce a tax on
whiskez)ltet would Whore been 'well to make
. Tam O'Sfutaiii. the groutol of raising, him to the
• ~/leeo' 7
• : 'M rs en ti of letters and those Who constitute 'them.:
• selves their representatives mike unreasonable de.
, =and for, (hit craft. A man may he it great scholar,
a groat poet, painter„ inventor, anti yet not be
eithera gentlenshri,.or a man of ordinary pre
dontioniin the affairs of life, - or of ('average' ad
ministrative shinty.. If he be bins" scholar and
' gentleMui, both poet and man .of affairs, his ,
-Witslarehip 'a ad his poetry. will .not stand in the
"way ofihts satin , Antietam, in any eountrypsr
In the way of bit political elevation, eecept.in ei,
... far as it may be ' rethrded by the, stitt prejudice
in that; regard against the profession to which
be Is an exception. It ought to be understood
that Heaney ability will win sitherisk In the field
' of letters, and such other edvantagee as its pot
; sesaor hu in soy other reerieete, 'a. rightful claim
' to, hue no more. And lot noi the echoler or the
4 , artist complain when he sees the isolator Or the
Lawyer take the position among the rulers 0 . 04
land to which, he-is not called. - It, is their pro
, . (cassias; to rale the men of the Ility, l to administer
the affahrs of the present; be monde the :Mind
of !helmets of his poenition and those who iire
~ to awns after bias, In its. France raised men
'•, of Whin Into themats of rulers; '44 let their
doingls sad' their fate seal the lips l and cheek the
• 1 releptimed 'isiebition of their fellows forever.—
Tule ride al- least should mosuri them not to
tromppita this they are illiersigertlea.t.4 if they ar e
• sot ;egotist without this emitindia; ea of those
.whew tiser-r•thiwe 4 theie who eititilitla:-ere la
:
the )lawiltar (Progilittl t ightly sr(r how *On th e
. poefillon that lisp 'eateativily esstwoof Mew et,.
jecd*tiottidolvs IlatititeP , tuella to Hie Want
Tie Ssisrieosi of England liso4ot yet joutt.l
tied men of totters is ospootisglitSO4ilistPoeffs•
-lords of distils:JlGS to Mentors.,
AiDOR WILXOT, inu►eed of:sturniiing 41° s►a►.,
.balrierety romped den. Pecker. 1
EDITOR.% TAlthlid: '
A- • .
&rove/ 61Yell Itool—Thei Septeellar no ber of our
old favorite li ow our table. Tga prilyelpal Ihnetration -
is ai home scene entitled . .. Heel AfToe. 1 The . . lon and
pattern plates are nrunerions and • nerthl. The mob**.
Hone of this number ars from hymns w terra in the
Lady's Book., The Mar's Table, Ogle _ Chair,
, etc., ore as usual, sing and entertain -.* ofibe
September number of Goddiy's Ladle ean be ob.
tabard at Beaman's,. ~
.„ I ,
.
Osansre's ILtoisres for September son table.—
We are isot-,snrprbed at the' popularity this Napaine '
enjoys, for the Bare, ability, talenta± may expended
in the endeavor to '
.. retider It a 1 elatblication.
challenge admiration and eommdMid glitrois : ,vre eon..
gratulata the pubaiiilWNlNlfts.W4son k i LCon on Oak '.
success: The September umber is hymen 1,. "Yeadly
i
The diewelie`hi a pictorial pm. The
e id: e sd i d pattern
plates are useful and pretty. The II este, nom
the pees Of favorite emetributors. a he i I Instaa ,
cos, beautifu ll y i ll ustrated. The nor's departments
are of eons. rich and racy, .we tee n inspeetion
of the. September number of 0 le agadoe. Co:
plea can be obtained at Bantu' s. lineation of
flee is in the Bu ll etin Building, Pinadel
' TIMILLIISTRAUD OVXNAMONeiIIis is title. ea
new book by B. T. Tama , II D., - low het published
by harm axe Wiwi, New York .. The comma
header coudderrably store than the I Us t for it I
contains not only an aviation of tijrat iitipiropei.
4et Km
beaded , the, applications of Gyennaelle, ' li,and 1
' Vocal kit:wellies. to theddivelopounit of whole body,
the props; training of weak end de lee nil, and to
the cure of disease. Seeded Medi c Gym few par.
Uvular anoints emi tannin's hit La n tominent and
- Important Weil. Lines systes pis i ce i
m e et mit ap der
Taloned by its' author and by soth, neordia.
and others, is extensively treated ai r Bart laitruct lons
are given la the victims "manly exercises,'" as Swim
ming, Balling, Bowing, Biding , etch an not the least/
valuable part of It Is the analyst of t • rudimental
sounds of the English lairpage, w th . t e Instructions
'predicated thersonto enable the s udeit lowbtaln full
topi .
command.ot th e respiratory a are, od acquire flu
ency and power. of Voice and 8 ' All - departments
of the work are profusely Blush* ' wl eugravinga=
It is a book for the Individual, the ate y, the Club and
the School: It will be completedlin tad numbers.—
Nice !be the vim* aomplena $1 td. Address Fon=
AND Wass, SOS Braidway; New Yolk.
*Jr Miss
the 7th pro,
our Region
mines.
WA
rpceatly erect—
amity tledicatedon the 90th lest. Aat
men from abroad, will be meneet n IIIJ
• a./isinfel cleat:— On Wed .• .
Miller, liquor dealer, Centre altut i was
and cut in consequence of his lb
t
',Mile In the stable, and tramp on
is recovering. • 1
._ _ _
/Was Alisiiessiti'WeduesdaylastOir.,ll4la
gaY. by ,bis plan for extthattlablo!ke i t' wines, finally
rucceedat bi petting th e Are 'Out at ylor's mines...-.
These mines located near Sllnerav
I le, ti!atio been on Are
fora nnatber'of •ieers past. '
, .
alrbetiplin it Susquehanna Riaraier.—On and after
the 13th last .,: the morning train eivhsg Uanisbnrg at
6A. M., arid the afternoon train aTi f lg Auburn at 4.37
P. 31.,,enft b i discontinued untft her notice. The
regular trains on the road then 111 leave Auburn, at
11.4 A. M., and llarrlsburg at 3.1 P. M.
f , - Mai Rairwip Accident. tiondvyGeorge !Sim
mons, axed 26 years, freight -.nduitor on thW,Reid•
lug ilailrnad was run over by a t l Inqf cars at Auburn,
thii county, and - killed. At the tima kit the aeeidlet, he
was conducting the express Moving South.
He resided In Philadelphia; mei he ti been married but
•
six Mouths.
• . .
derr-Professer Gerint, we &fel pleissul to state, has
bees very succeesfel In forming his Trench climes. Ile
has now quitai large number 4f pupils. The Prefer
soeuill sojourn here until Oct ~1 Those desiring of
lemming the French language, dan lions at thymus
time to have a r Igage Um . sere
Tires of Proteroi
sal-ftitat /V last, Daniel
Bork, brakesmaL ........ ^.„ .... sectleisially
killed on the *mint Rale,' eat notion of the Mine 11111
Railroad. It ..ppcars as he was ncouplini the engine '
from the lain, one of the brak of the cars gave way.
The sudden imptitusglven to th train by iheoccurrence,
threw him upon the track, and e train ran over him.
Burk died in about two hours a ermeeting with them.
cident.
1 -----....41.- • 4.-
1 s ir" The Acvareemy".of this :ugh, has been .placed
by the Trustees under the char al:sd an perk tendance
of Samuel Edwardi. M. A, let Professor of Mathemat
ics in the Protestant Episcopal A6aletuy, Philadelphia:
1 The Academy will be reopened wider the : new regime,
on the lat proximo. The Amami has always en) , ted
• high MO teflon as an (Adro i t ' elinCational establish
ment, and we have no'doubt t tln Mr. Edwards' han4s
it will still command the mall enieat, and severe th e
support of ourcitizens: •
air Moe/ August solar, b l ue been a scorcher!, le*
lards* Driving In this Doroug at 8 o'clock, the mireurp
In the thermometers we. up a °log the 90's. The even.
lop here, however, are cool n 4 pleasant. Our thee-
Mometrlud record for the Wet Is as follows:
P., It s t , Tettosern Omen. 1
• • /lunge rank //41/. /1418vi/le. I
Sat, Au;. 8, RA. Ni.-78 d ;rues above zero—eloudy-
Mon., " 70, — 7 4 " ‘" " "
Tues., " 11, —7B " "
Wed., s • s 14
Thum; " 13, " - " " " —cloudy
Yet " 14. 41 , s
/
•
Ilfrlkethaireimt of RetpedtAt a stated meethiot
sv
Pottille, Council, O. of U. A. the toll in,,
Preamble and Resolution* neCe unanimously adopted:,
Wartime, It has pleased Almighty 'Cod, in his instru
table but al -wise pmvideheetfo remove from our midst
Our worthy:nal well Wolfed Brother, IlLaraXta F. Bon.
' terrier, That it is with feelings of sadness and mo
row that we bear testimony 41 his worth as a companion.
friend and brother, one on whom we could ever rely in
our hour of need. and for whme. memory our hearts now
yearn' with the tenderest reseed. •; '
-Resolved, That to these nutted to MEI by the clinerit ,
and dearest ties, we tender lour saucers anti - heartfelt
condolence, that he who'..temiers thewinds to the Amen,
lamb, will poor'snto Weir stricken and bereaved hearts
the balm of his heavenly emlitbrt- '
Resolved, That thisCones:ll attend ' the Nnglith 'Lu
theran Church . Market' 4..04, on Sunday, at 10 o'clock.
A. 3d.; where the, funeral sermon of our deceased Brother
will he Preached, ,
Runt tat, That the Charier of this Council be placed
in mourning for the spaess i, r , s t t e thlrty days as a mark of
li ffor'our deceased B r.
feel, That these resoletionche published in the
Misinue Jooartat., and that sleepy of the same Ike seat to
the family of our deceased Brother. ..
112131 RS Q nsTER,v.
: • . Alice JNo. Beene, Sec.
Sirgrodiiirder io the jtii•te for (busty Officca..—We
have not been enabled to kip the run sit all the Irina
its.
dates who are before the p in for the various offices of
the la:nerdy to beetled at t coming Fail election. 'lrons
the Awrican Republican h waiver, we extract the an.
need le ;Olds t, embraces t the candidates, gond,,to
dithered and bad, who ha e promoted thelselves.--'
Three members of Assointil4 are to he elected next Tall.
The list below is ample foil selettloo. Mr. Shooflies ap
pears t be • CantUdate eltheit opposition, for Prothono
trry. tie is a good man, and the pronto could not vote
for si more satidactorycendidate. Of the rest of the can
didates we can say thst +whys . mini: are "Food men and
i
e
true," there are none who .decidedly the reverse.—
The people very generally, recognise then , and would
not vote for them , a nite an etrcumstariem . Today the
Mack • Democracy hoU,an p action flu delegates to their
Convention which meets I Schuylkill Karoo ,ccat'llori
'dey next. i• they. here e d rid without opposliion,
they tbodid form as unix Ptknable ticket—Om lona
men that would ell withier t and ability the positions
. ,
to whirls they may be mil Mho do not, itivisodus
with the people to rebuke turn party madkinailons by
tr i
rapport's, thorse men they deem I bed. Upend Ii
the list ebb+ Ire entrain frir , es the frobtiarn:
ros PROIFIONOTASTi—Di id RC ner, of Pottedlle.
Foe Cosiert.Tomataili ' William Ickel, Duller Toon
ship; John L. Color, Nort h 31.ushelin; James fritn,itt.
. Clair ; Gideon WhiiiO, est Peon; Jimph Itanarler,
. i :Pottartile; John Pch4. \ Yr" al- ~,; - 4.
. Vat EXCOIIOI3U-4telry *robe, Orwicaborc4John U.
Cl
1 }
uertkr,lohreyikill Have '; Israel Midair, Ltriett'; Levi
illtissr, Prinitrove; Prank '. Boyder,Schttylkilt Haven.
". VOrtAssoutur:--Joileph istighawont, Blythe; Mules
D. titpple, Tremont; Adam teln,Pt. Clair; Beery Voute,
Port Clinton ; Ferocel has a s, Donaldson; Joseph KUM
fir, Mani; Charles Nell , Washington ';
Dane , ' P. lir
kens, Pottsville; Shrine Weaver, IllisienivilkS; ' John
Buck.ey, Pollee We; Dr. B. f ner,OrKiElibirt; S. K.
)L. Kepner, Potteville; Dina •V. Bnyer, Orwicebury;
Joseph foil. Orelgeburil .taneis NI, ititharsls, Mistrian !
1 neorgr, J. Gilbert. Votith-Sambeha. 1 . , "
lrot COMM Onimmos# :--Jocob• *lbw, Pattnil4;
1114 witird (Yamtur, Nott.ojjLi ; tau* L. ItsterihiPottp
' l lithriteary SOW,
_CUL% or Quann flussoos rAilutos/Litabs*Ojigt
mell l Weildnitos
yet mama an aimerarearriaceb repr,Bdruyiidil •
yy,„ meintrag, Pottsville; - Ba ll - W . Whitt
Noes: .W.440,dm fed ' warm.
Lastlf.l4sll Z ills Poos:-.11milet Beek, of-North
1 /ETA OAS kakt — Tha atmeMat elm ag, and let
Oho that :Brakes awy pretaiskets is liteersti, an deny
Nat the ellemele right? • We betrabibth It trapinettbat
it may iniam those addicted to the filthy and Nadine
hitt% to abandon IL, The liannse says :•- , Let as look
at bkaoradatwitiel and Spitting. Is it It hie a civilised
WINO Is illaat disgusting than iinY lateral
habits al the bog I We , de not say the hos In 4 sty, be.
esneethat teem atillidel ilk for •the aultiudialad hsls
not responsible fbr the ekes ot a penVisp slam ?oboe.
to Is' natty and dttby. Its preparation hrsasidesely
dirty. It Is rank paws. The extract at it till tra
cur
tainly as ( pawls add. The first lure of It, br iduraing
and laoltinc Meramranied by deadly sick4ses...TlM l
habit dePletes tirkeyetern when the tendency to °bratty
'is not , paramount. It kwert the 'Mores, the tone,
stiongtieand style irt tie men of the country,iird beim
of the women. Every man who chews and spits, cook/.
- kaki ttklatakakle da}gAter+saaggy ilaa Meek"- .J
Ise dastardly,ingallant attack on Main In that sense.
It 11 relearn fo wire tame. The month imbruted with
its 11th cannot discriminate lietwein purity and , imps.
city. • The language of the dews, and spider is apt to
bra akeoarse cep blx stimulant. bermes the taper.
aroma= of Nada gmiseautft: Presided be Arras his
11th and spits, be cane mathlng for the pressor* of era.
Men or men. 41, never VerlOgli Tier 18 . 000 . " li ntthe
morels and fhe manners of Om Border Beata, are net
- evilly his, so , far as chewing and spitting ari aracentert.
If in it rail road ear, sitting on theorem mat wittier lady
even Mr a thousand mile - journey, the tobatio chewer
and smiths never reflects that what h beastly is' him
would be beastly In tar, and hence diegnsrai to the sew
. No. Ile provides himself with a congeries, ot"plugs.7-
- Black, dismal and stlnklnn, they are as the
,apple of
fry". r n• rats * pkee. lie puts it in , his =cab. All •
the nastiness and stench' whir* Mil ingenders;turr'eral.,
dent' to the lady along ids of him aid to the Wise and
geetlemen ironed and about. But what area our
plethora? 'fa he not a tree and enlightened.citteen
Dora not liberty mean the art of violating good manners
and Carrying ail the emus of krw-bredugotient to their
extremes? Kell, then! Spit! hawk! let the juice SY!
Spit l down, spit up, spit around! Keep up the Pakid
faun in your mouth.. •Nrw, out with it! Too. come,
too @dash, too vile to observe the shedder, the disgust
of diet& traveler or travelers, or the gralletisa present
—kr the breed is not girlie istbset, though it bids Ildr
to be 'under the tobacco regime—our democratic ravage
mitt away, until he has made a puddle around hiss
which would turn the stomach Of a hog. It stains and
: rains the Whet skirls; but what of that? - This is a
free country. This is the fruit of the.brst kW hours'
tire , . Tim donee is repeated evera time the oar Is re.
entered.'
The Ringgold Rid* Co. held their 3d anzehrenesy of
the presentation of the Nathan) Vag to ties by the la
dles of IdluerstUle, on bloodily last, the 10th lost.
At 10 o'clock A. fd., Capt. Jacob Weellert, *sail ad
adjutant, funned the line.;
The companies present weer the lbst, troop &buy!.
kill County Cavalry, ecanoanded Capt. Geo. Winhoolu
Jackson Blues of Lori' Mabintango, Copt. Ws. Hoch;
Lewellyo' Capt. Brandt': Ilanersillie
Capt. Christ; Ringgold Rides, Unlit. J. B. King.
Orisons Aonso—Cel. Damian of Nahantosgo: Maim
Kline of Bt. Clair; Adjutant Warned of
Notwithstanding the bed state of the weather, thi
Companies were out In brae, and their excellent drilling
showed the Mire of their odlosneand the attentkon and
spirit of the privates. The shames of near neighborly
the Pottsville soldiers was, remarked. A font mils March
however, is more than could be expected of them. -
PEN, PAS= AND mum
parDentbs In New York but week, 531.
Par Deliths.in Philadelphia last week,'3ol..
fisirlieaths in New Orleans last week, 9d. (•
jiff - The Philadelphia Ledger appears in new
Mc;
Air Ns -Mayor Towers of Washington, died on
'uesday.
jest'The Pennsylvania Ferns. Journal ba r s been
iscootinued„ -
tiro " Oor
li ',open on
iefresprak McKean has been appoink—
rnor of the Navel Asylum at Phtladelphii.
Siff Burglars are catching it in New York.—
From ten to fifteen year -in the peaiulettary.—
Serves them right!' ,-
jlgrioseph Napoleon Ney,Prinee•of Moellowa,
and eldfof son of Marshal Ney, died on the f 2s nit.,
at Germaln.en•ldute, new Pula I •
)The river seine was, of, the latest JIIViteR,
lower than iblias been at any period slice • 17111,
and all tliellithdations of the piers were eiposed.
jar bfajoi r li. 8. Kupp, one of the most Intel•
ligent and enterprising farmers of Berkst..latity,
drives his threshing machine by a little portable
engine.
- -The French Government hasiiven the
hia, vete Iti
at the Opal
teran . Church,
y, irlit be for
=Ur or elipty
oaciudos. •
Igt,llllr.ptarles
irloo'sly bruised .
Irlogliim dor m
• im. Mr. 31111er
1120r-The Yrenen
widow of Charles Morley, the r American ;improper.
ly shot by s guard in Paris prison, $15,Q00, as,
indemnity.
• pirA rowdy named Bowen attempted to force
his way into the Herald office at Oskaloosa, lowa,
on the night of the election, and was shpt dead
by the editor. •
IP:PA barkeeper, at the Howard Rotel, New
York,'numed i Steward B. Adams, i"fast' young
man, has been arrested on the charge of embes
•
sling $20,000. .•
01PAirs. Cunningham has been committed to
pnsoro, bail not ing accepted, on a charge of
having "produ.as her own, a, baby belonging
to somebody eise.
Prr. Dr. R. Cresson Stiles, of 14111Yisrk, hos
been appointed Professor of Physiology and Pa
thology in the Medical Department of the Uni
versity of Vermont., 1
The N Bedford -.Memory has contpleted,
'The New
its fiftieth year, baring been founded on the 'Uh l
of August, Isla, by Benjamin Lindsey, father of
the present proprietor.
cFarla nd, a wellAnown circus performer' s !
is in prison at Syrects-e.' N. Y., charged with al
serious crime. Be made , an unsuccessful attempt
to commit suicide on Thursday night: I
pp-Moses B. Ives, a ipr9mment citizen "of
Rhode Island, a munificent' friend of educationJ
and a generous giver in RlON:mute of'religion and!
charity, died at Putowomut, Warwick, R. 1., on
the 7th inst. • ° 1
'PEt'The Mayoress of Liverpool, England, ill
about to be presented with a, *Oar cradle, in me
cordance with the custom of that municipality
to counnethorate the birth of a chilli during hel
husband's year of Ace.
'frfrA Friend in Need, is the Balsam of Wild
Cherry to ell who are afflicted with bronchial
troubles or Asthma. Ito singular power Dv/
these. diseases has rendered Dr. . l iFistar famuu
wherever pulmonary complainta - are: known..
pffl'Charles Kessler; Esq., who has fur th irtj
years been connected with the Reading Eagle,
the well known and popular paper of Berke CoJ,
has purchased the entire establishment, and th 6
paper will hereafter. he conducted solely by hi
self, ,
101/"Theon. James Alleorniiii d6ined ttJe
American nomination for GOYS or. of Mississiti• !
pi. but in a letter announces his intention to tie
a candidate for Congress in the Isttlietrict. Wit
liant A. Shaw, Ran g of Chicksaw county, is spew;
ken of as the American candidate for GOvita nor
„fflerA bridge 11 now. being constructed ovj
the "River Jordan," on theling of the Catasagu a
and Fuglesville Railroad, in Pennsylvania, whiih:
la said to be the largos of the' kind in the United
States. jlt is 1100 feet long, and is built entireli,
of iron- - the spans being supported' by hoary
iron leviers one hundred feet high
. •
, lifEr•ltil estimated,.says the Washington tor :
respondent of the Philadelphia Press, that the
new Dome fur the Capitol will weigh 7.5 00 t"'"t' .
and that its erection Will take tfn years. Thy
new Rouse of Congress will be ready fur oedlie
; piney by a year from next December and not tin
the coming session, as it.was expecte 1. 1 , .
pI:P.A party of Newton iestrians reached
the Tip-Top Moose , Mount Washington. on the
sth of August. Up to that time they had 'allied
184 settee. ,4They . • climbed' pp to the 'summit of
Mount Washington, via. Tuckerman's ravinf,
sr., passing through the 'great snow arch,. which
is 75 feet-lung, 10 feet VA and 2.5 feet wide I'l 1
-_-''''A. large party or Philadelphians reached
Cold Spring this week.' This pleasant resort is
Cbecoming popular. There is plenty of room thifly
. pure air, good wafer, and fun fur the million= .
besides, all the good things that this boutitifal
Season affords, are "piled up" by-that twin - isf
caterers Capt. Brans, to snit the taste of his .
friends.. , ,
~s
pO:Stnee the advent of thelfotai "Nothing to
Wear, other "nothings," have 'begun to make]
• their appearance. One lady having "Nothing to:
Du" publishes it; a New York publisher announ
ces that he will soon have "Nothing to got."
Most of there imitating poetlinge have "nothiagi
to write," and we, therefore, respectfully beg thew'
to have "nothing to say.", . t
piT•Abo'ut two hundred individuals hue en
listedin the United States 01.4 y, at the re if.l
lag station which hai been located in Riehuiondi
18th ward; Philadelphia, for the past six or fight
months. Most if not nil of these recruits have
been sent on immedi stet, niter enlistment, to the
- far West, where they have been regularly 4 11
rolled in the mounted regiments.' , I i. ,
rprThe Mexico-Spanish Difficulty tney .141
i considered good as settled; or atleast that no hos.
! tilities will result from it. Spain has at las( inn
• rented to' accept the , meditation of England end
Fran, and this will measurably place it oat of
I her power, even though she bad as inelintitiou to
; try the strength of her arms; to resort to extreme '
aid to vindicate her claims and extort compliance
with them. !This change in the determinnE;sh
of the Spanish Government is -doubtleu a foitti
, nate one for the intevitv of the emigre. 'ii f"
Tne ATLANTIC Txt.xottsixt—ln all probability
a month will not have elapsed before the tele %
gisphic eommunication between Eiglind ion
Ameriut will be eompletedi During the latt
month a small steain.engine has been wqrkitig
night ands's." , without intermission in heating into
the Agamemnon from the works of Messrs.
oft, -Masa A Co., of Fast Greenwich, thf rope
which they. have prepared.. The totst length re.
tjuired to connect thb two countries is 2,300 miles,
half of which is to be placed on board the Aga.
menthen at Greenwich, and the other half be.' the
Niagirre, the American steamship st Di, kOrtheati.
'All.the guns bare been token out of the Agatieri.
non Vrith the exception of two' small .sigtoil_ halts
iethe upper deck, snore! and up to am! on - Friday
1100 miles of the rope' had been stowedi
affray.
Thoee. immense culls of tarred rope rising vp Make
tipoti flake, or layer upon layer, from vastideptbs
helots the autare of the water to the underiiide,Of
the leek of the ship, are *curious anti intalting
Sight. Too stand and • alkover ktoo took* this
rope, for its weight is about one ton to tIM mile.
Them are more thin 200 takes or layer" or the
cull, one above the'other, and the higeVeil fol
lowing the fuim of an oval erLinde, thi Xhape
of the Ship's bold requires. sod Varying iii its di.
intitei front 44 tit 50 feet, is already about 11 feet
tblek; and it eveti beet of /i second's , pet:Autism
an electric spark is; dashed through every itieWbf
that solid compaetlistasi. F
8011 Mi tie* Atilt litmu thought that the.; isld
wipakt be so mach Warded la Its way *oath
LCOMIPIICATE).I
greathingths of wire, that it would he impractiea.
big to apply eleetrirdty to the emassisisetion bit
terest% flatland and America. :aro wu a point
tout material to be decided, and a wisher of ex.'
memento were sleet carefully 1440: - •ts
the aposidi of the electrie panes!. P '
Inittetettrite found Abatit traveled 288,009 miles
its a woad, Or mile lb= ten dates the length of
a' girdellued the setts: Other expetimenth Axed
its speed at 12,951, miles per second.. Is *be ear.
rents of eleetricity sent through the 121 N situ of
rape sea tying partly inboard the Agawam',
and panty es shore, XV. Whinebasse, the elestel.
elan of the'veumpany; has sot been shlii, tit mark
any appreciable spool of this mystetiese agent.
1i might be thought that tha *kettle atessesger,
laving 'ita, run he round through tbt myriads of
eireling and coaceetrie soils of rope, might not be
thle to;travel as quickly as slug a strait road.
Iful gthdlOots and. comes are unknown to this
height Arid, the asks only the ea, favoe—that, hi
elsonitbeikept froth coming in the eireleaof the
i seresl who direct his 'sedans:
tr -AU doubts with respect to the retardation erase
carreot are eittatrest, eird an ,astensive
!nisi cif experiments have shown that ten words
1111*, hi whisweeed ander the Adantie from Wand
tO Neequandbuid, every minute, or 14,400 words
Per day. i A very animus feature In unnectioe
with thie' l iagestaitieen sonniniMicattion between
this country and America will be apparently the
beating of timatteelf in the journa from England
wessward, Each 15 - degrees of longidatii west of
London, Rakes the time an hour later, New York
or Montreal being 74 degrees west; a message sent
from London at norm, maid arrive in New York
at tharens o'clack is the' morning, or about ire
Moors; before n00n,. - 11.sent on to New Oases*,
Which'is'9o degrees inst, it would arrive at six ie
the morning, andat San Praistivitoi - Which le 121
degree., a little before. her N. AL; If? consiaead
Cooed the world, the electric telegraph lash) gain
a whWe l day.* Cush% - westward, - however, ea
cousins will not seem to act with their usual "go
ahead' alacrity, the American lightelug will' sot
ew, 4 1 be “liressod,''' for, s,tissting• from' New
arkU& noon, it wiling; real* iss until tee (Ala*
In the evening.
1 It has tot bees decided in what nude, the sub
marine cable shall be laid. It him been generally
stated that the Nlairaii had Agamemties wilipro
moth together, each bating one half of .the cable
en Ward; to a point midway between the oust of
•Irelaidand Newfoundland, and, the tiro trade of
the cable being_ joined together, the Tess* will
then 'start iu opposite directions, the one eastward
and they other westward, 'uncoiling_ the stable, and
esehentimg signals through it as the' ships pro
ceed. This plea is thought by some eminent per.
sons,, among Others by Captain Noddall of the
Agnine*non, to , be open to several objections, and
it is 'eon proposed to commence "paying out" at
one fr e m the ecrestot Ireland, end_ when one ves
tal Iths.onethied its share of the matte, to juin the
and to that os board the other vessel, which will
herai mimed to hived the rethainingbalf of the
'cable. , The whole of the rope will be on. board
the two ships in the course of the next 'week, and
the Agamemnon will leave the Thames for Cork,
Where it will meet the American vessel, mid opera !
dons will commence immediately should the wea
-1 •
filer prove favorable. The whole of the telegraph
platoon on which it is proposed to place the sable
half been again ti erefully surveyed 'by • Captain
Scoit,:thesurrejing (Meer of the Cyclops, sod the
,reinibt if the soundings made by Lieutenant Um
ryami, of the Arctic; sad Lieutenant Maury here
been unarmed. The metirin of the bid of tbe'At..
!anti& presents a eoonterpart of the enthuse of the
'earth. , There are 'lofty Alpine isonnUdos, whieh
•
the telegraph cable must cross, and deep valleys
(alongwhich it must be laid. Leaving the western
Ishiires of Ireland, the bed of the &tinge slopes
Isrsidually, fur about, ninety miles, to the depth of
830 fathoms, or 4800 feet; 'there is-than a sudden
rodent to a plateau, extending fur twenty miles, at
a depth of 230 fathoms. Again, there is an im
!memo slope down the side of the mountain of 1520
fathoms, or more than 9000,fent, terminating to an
immense valley 1750 fathoms below the surface of
,; the ocean: extending for reveral hundred miles,
with small undulations of 100 or 200 fathoms.—
Again, there is a lower valley at the deepest part
of the ocean; at 2330 fathoms; after which . there
is a gradual ascent in the direction of Newfound
land; to a distance of 1311 miles, where the depth
ellthe water dismisses to about 50 fathoms. The
cable will'be delivered in the drat instance oat of
CM hold of the ship, through a trumpet-mouthed
tube;; elevated about thirty feet above the top of
"the mine around which the rope is coiled.. It will
then,Pass over and adder a series of "alkalised" or
grooved wheels, where the amount of adhesion or
friction of the rope will be regulated so as to
counterbalance the weight of , the cable in aispon.,
Eton in the water, and will thus aftml perfect con.
trot :over its delivery. Arrangements are also
mails, in the event of any Accident, for cutting
away the cable and - securing one end of it to large
buoys fined with mirrors, and provided with see.
Mal' nines of ordinary rope, and an auxiliary I
"team engine is fitted'up on board In be employed
f4r hauling in the buoy ropes when it is required i
'to regain possession of the line. The battertets to i
fbe taken on board fur signalling through the ca:i
We while in progrels. of being submerged are of
Most extraordinary power. The sine plates em
ployed weigh three tons, and with the boxes and
the meld together It is upwards of ilve toes.
!When the 'cable is once !sadist its ocean Wad i .
'there will,be no disturbing current to endanger
its safety bad the nature of the plateau on which
1,4 will be ileposited lends to the opinion that iii al
;Very; short time the soft sand of the • ocean bed
Will • form n perfect covering of the sable. - • .
1 The rate at which messages - will `be tent will;
we understand, be at the rate of ..£2: 105 'for every
ttrenty words, or au average of' two hosidred
diatom of the electric current. The implied of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, coastlines , (d' a r 0,-
000; has been entirely subscribed •in sh or
11 00Creschrand it is very ocadidently statist t t at;
Owing to the Mull amount of working expenses;
Oa net reeeipts will pay a dividend of 40 her
isenti,ots the capital.—Zasofroa °Narver. -4
, •
, c ,„ POLITICAL.
eauroarta.—.llOth the Republican and Democratic par
tine have held their State Oonventlone and nominated
tickets. The Repnbllemn ticket la as *alone:—Governor,
RderaubStanley lAeut. domertmer, D. IF: Cheemenzan ; See
preens Sedge. IC Sennett ; Oontroller, Gunn Trier
Feuer, Leland Stanford; Attoiney . Oeseral. A. A. Serpent;
:Surveyor Oenend, P. K. Randall; State ,Printer. tt K.
;Murdoch. • The Adituring le the Democratic - ticket
:
Governor. John B. Weller; Lieut. Gorernor, Joseph
iWelkupupreme Judge. Stephen J. Field; Attorney
;General, T .A. T Wil li am ; Controller ; idandedlhe;
•ITrearuner, .Thotnes Valley; Surveyor General; A. A.
'11181ey• state Printer; Jean O'Meara. e
•
Fenn present appearances, says' the Roden Traveller,
there will probably-Imi series of lights between the se.
meal= aad conservative forefoot several of the &Matelot
States, In Missimippi the contest will begin apinst the
reelection of Senator itrowil whom term of office expires
on the 4th of March nat.- ihe Jefferson Davie faction,
In the cease ef "gellthern Sights." are determined to
pat another man In his place. In - Virginia the open and
qualified secessionists are rallying. around Senator Haw
ter, in order to keep out of the Senate that wonderful
Union man; Goy. IN Ise. In Georgie the recession wing
ate resuming their fl"ht agaihst Secretary Cobb; over the
head of Moe. Walker In Kansan. If these developments
rontinhe. the Democracy of the South will soon occupy ,
the position tt hold, at the North, so far as available
strength le concerned.
• •
'Tel &Men Ile Minn.—A letter dated Lawrence,
Aug. 4th; to the Cincinnati asselle, says:
- • "Yesterday anlisellon was held In Kansas oaths elec.
tion of Rate °Meer*, in/abused the General Assembly
and oh he adopties of the constitution. Prom the re
tants dy In. a large vote Is indkatedeand; as It Is
Well k en that Douglas and •the meter and lesser
lights n the Democratic party have repudiated one
• moiean 'l, for a state (Internment. "because only 1,731
I voted the adoption on the constitution, showing how
un Ise it was with the people." It may be well to
give lb ' eau of the diSement precincts In Its favor.
; The lowing are some of the returns on the vote for
the k i Constitution : .
' ' • For. • Against. •
Laenc.,
i t/ 662 • 3
; Pa mire, , a log 0
I • F nklin, 69 2
f 9,1 Mown, 69 ~ 0
•Qn edam, 197 a 0
I• Ositwites, 286 6
PrairiePeity, I 97 •- - o
' Osawat emit,. • 250 . o .
wyniiikt, , 199 o.
Topeka Topa 300 -
Leavenworth, .. 720 4
11, Tns Sooimair Monroe alluding to an article in the
; Chat lepton N. t'.) Nes, says:
I ..INS have no hesitation In saying tinkly to the News,
land to our readers, Abet a time may come—and it will
be hi 1800 If ever—(if we err lir supposing the North to
love the Union more than it hates deem) when every
Southern MO will be nerved to "burst" the ligamente of
the Union. If a Northern President Mould be elected!
' on a Black Republican platibrm. pledged to depths, the
' Southern people of their undoubted eonstitutional right
to extend their institution of slavery into new territory.
and to erect additional slave states, then the Union will
iwsieletly be awn end." f
Such elegant extracts as the above abohnd In the MOD
11.0r. That it is a pro slavery organ no one could for a
moment doubt. ;Indeed we desire no better upward the
views and principles of the new democracy than btutate 1
week after week la the columns of this delectable' Slave •
Driving Journal. so much landed by the Democratic
press of Pennsylvania. The most ultra, Ore the,
owes.
sionista Of the 86 - uth - vin find nothitig In it. not compet •
Able with their much cherished opinions. That a north. ,
1 ern President on a Republican platform, will be eiested in
1860;and that the Southern people ,seal be, deprived of
the—right" to extend their insiitution of Slavery Into
new territory, and to erect additional slave gigue, are
tovereiner conclusions. Therefore the sooner Mr. J. IL
Jones and his slaveuratie friends prepare for thine "ae
rial catastrophies” the better. I
' kissesertos.," the Washington 'eorreepondent of the
I/
Gorier Weed Enquirer, writing under dale of Aug.,ll,
says: -- , ,
' The diagrareful attempt at revolution by the Demo
cratic party in Minnesota, deriver all Its consequence
fr the eiwouragement it receives from Waehington.—
T*re is hardly a pretence set up that the &Tub'leans
did not elect, by fair nod legal setae, a large, majority of i
the Conalltutiooal Convention, but .t Is alleged. proba-j
bly without truth, that the entire vote for all the Denorl
=tie candidates, in all the districts, was 1,600 larger
than for the Republicans.• If this pretext wcresalinit.
ted, we might turn out of Congress evelg Democratic
member elected last bell in the •Pree Metes, for etzere
an enti-democratle majority. It would seemilutt noth-1
inglbut an Intuetel and instinctive love of disorder and
agitation could tnenenve the De In this ease, be.
ca4a_the Constitution to be made will be essentially the '
MM, without regard to the partisanship of its authors..l
The legal Convention, having a claw' quorum and ma.
jewity, should proceed with courage to exert art Its pow.l
ere, end meet which Is the tight to compel the atten
dance of its members. If the seceders stand out In otr
thni o te contempt , it la the duty of theieonventkas to lm
prtron the retractors. It seems that Goy, larnany end
al lise territorial ditch& take part with the rebele.--
This Isis thererter, and their rotsplleity Indeed. le the
anise of the outbreak.
ter illueuoxio acreage fir the • strong pro
.BlarP--- ignite:mut In Or' in It h only necessary . to
if WY MOM 4. iMOIIII ty
{tate the tart, that a majority of Its population are MIS
irwirians, who emigrated by the over land route. 'The
Republicans are contesting the geld with them. and
gave them a handsome chase. though ibis waa their first'
eels..., •
We subjoin' the edictal results he seven out of the
id:lateen counties in the Territory Inc Congress; to show ;
helm the 'obi runs:
•
47,,isues„: .• .Zot . smoim. Rep. Lams.
p.
, f; • '• 252 142
Yamhili~- • • - • : 1 t -137 . - • 259
Lion; =- '• 355 • = 4 ` TM
Boehm9lll. 311
, Columbia. • NO— 49
Mk. • • i 81 62
- amt.
Clastoop • : • 100 maj. " •
• "
The total yoti tar delegate relit ,be about 13.000 of
these Inept lane, eirdelegati. has souse trilkand
lawns, Republican; lett sot have tar Iron 6,500. Two
nail ago Um tote atookibe Lase, Ilestoonst, 6111 for
Gaolata,nt popul Whira tion, RAWL It' woaldl thus Appear that the
w nol tar front 76,000, the login.
Ware sad onseastiou there are emus* fra Is esoll Dino.
eratti who, added to tides Repetlicanb stand nate both
ballast snarly equal dressib as limo anney quertioa.
' -•42ll kaP &elm,
.
• fascia as CUM,. Consamom.-43str. Paws was Ca
vil Otamadsallomarr sioderpsus R. Ponca, tram Au 10
11142. A eommilttee al hevestfiptkm appohrted Ia
1811, to bosh, Into the emeedittires.npon the Maals
,M 4 nava& of the Mate. It reported upon the 16th et
Apes to that yew. .In that pettiest of their report whit*
rabies to the Matene division of the Rain ,Lbsta in
egeskieg of a resersoir vldchls called the Western, nem
slelemdow%u men:
'Thom MMI, in coneestion with Procd. that Mee
(blab
Zhu bas and Writ t Co': bid , at rates mad,
eureeposilbstlinthe Eastern roperrob, establish most
temebeithely onekdede UM opinion that Rat
beerrotr was allotted ea iltorehead t PAM
so far beyond the MI mists of the worit - tbk ties toms.
milkiness neitherls 'whined er extosed. • •
• „milt* timmatenee of MIL Packer,otte of the mohair
tote ihr th 4 job, think a brothel of one of the Can't
Omendeakenera, should sat-driplive Abe .of an opal
chance with any other ?khan to the Commonwealth or
peddle work, for whichta sight be the lowest ant hest
liidder, bat, certainly. this euesmetaaa should rho
. him me prattreme. The committee will not my that,
be
muse Mr. Patter is a brotherof the Canal Commisidcrewr
ha wet theretwe kerored Is' Oohs's& of aka,. Iftirf
urn. however. meet the belief that the contract to om,
the Granting of which they cansot reassm7e wit% prawn
et, or Puha to the people of the Commonwealth.
tides the allowance of the moat *stamped mires kw
the job. the ciresuastaness allendtel Its allotment 11 1 ,
think demieing of censure, and go.solirr to show It wee
previously-determined upon, wet to sive oat the subnet
work to the lowest soodhidder. but, by arillekelsellis
throw certain lobe Into the heads of certain potions, and
at MO same time. to satisfy all prmatinent compsWora
ihr the job." (Vide 2 vol. J. MR. 1841, papa 815.)
The committee state it is their Opiates that the State
lost, by the erroritiantof the Canal 07111miesioners:
200,"1ts the canal and railroad contraets te 1860—tbat la,
that they awarded the congaed' at prim re thr above
what reliable sontranors offered to do them for. that the
sum over and above what was a proper aspenditiun was
pakL (Vide sante, pare
Dam this favoritism. to hisbrother. this impuedertnir to
a single veer of $1011,200 of the public money. write* O
mar kw "positions ofromitudbllity and trastr MONO
do that General Pecan ought to be- 'domed, otherwise
hem:tight not. No sack shameless hmily partiality, or
seek reckless medispey and waste of t e - matte money,
stains or mail the moot of Dint Waxier. His private
and public character are alike nnimpesehed and soh*
'patchable.
Ibasamt FaAcmos.—.At lib recent. CoMemidotud
klectioir held in Nebraska, the vote Mood: for Mr. Per
' lemon .1479; Milkman Mayer 1309; Ifgre. Neuf. B Chap
man 1111. mid' Om M. P. Banker 1991. There Is ass
county •yet to beer from. --
BRONCIIIITIS AND CONON CIIRDD.—BoageN, dis
sent 15.—Ifitssas. S. W. Fowls &
been troubled furs considerable
time with R bad;Donit and Bronchial affeetlon,' I
. WAS indoeed to try a Witte of Dr. Wiatar's &d
-iffuse Wild (Sorry, which tI am happy to say
entirely removed the difficulty. I deem It bet
jostles to say thus mach, fui• the benefit of thee
who may be ittailarlyilllielaid..
OEO. H. DAVIS,
tFirm of Itar.ter & Dine, Plano-Force Manisfac
turers, Boston.
I hereby certify that I am perannalfracqaaint
ed with Bee.ll. Danis, En., and hare the Whitt
confidence lu the ithemi statement.
G. BARROWS;:
Boston, Aug. 15. Late Practicing Atrial's.
None pontos unless signed I'. BUTTS ou the
wrapper. . • ,
jeill'lOUN G. BROWN, Drainlit, Agent for
Schuylkill County,
' "lizortois ON DR. COOOEWELYIII lALF. I ,
.• Perfect lietbatlette fer • eke Lancet,
Leeches Slid Blisters I
Instead.of being a panacea for all malialles;it
his ventral over but ONE MALADY—has but
ONB AlM—accomplishes but ONE THING,,to
wit; SUSDUIS tartaissuour nisekst.rwhat.
ever be its form or focility,—whether in the heed,
throat, chest, abdomen, extremities or skin.
Every Arm of istAxessiatiosi (but no other situate)
is subdued by it as easily as fire Is extinguished
by water.' 'ls it asked, tiomit does this i—simply
. hrrestoring the lost babince between the 'fluids
and solids. Such Is its potency, that like vaccine
Matter, it requires entirely what adheres to the
.point of a quiltdipped into a solution of it, to
affect the entire system.
Of rte Istria/it. mitre, the eallykteneticomessity,
. Gold sot eke discoverer, motet be the fudge.
came war t OA rza Daactut—ruca $2 rsa mucus.
• Four Imonitis ago, this snysteriuustnedieice wee
submitted to the tribunal of an intelligent public.
In thatlshort period,. neirty five knadred adhere
and publishers (in the U. S., Canadas ! .Bilt.:
j i b Jerome., and England) have personally test
ed or witnessed its efficacy in isiffammatory if..
easel,- and have pronounced it the most valuable
medical discovery of this or any proceeding age.
This enlightened jury of file hundred reliable
men, by their unbiased verdict have giveOhe
Antiph nista+ Salt an, established character; is
will be seen by the following brief *Areas: ,
. . Preis tile Bongos Traveller.
"We think the following testimonials trim gab.
Ushers, who reosived the Salt isi - payment for ad.
vortisins;. entitled to higher- consideration Mid
more eonlidenee, than the certificates ordinarily
attached to advertised mediate's.", i
- Arai Reportir, Mast—" The new maltase,
the 'Antiphlogiallo Salt, is rapiJiy ;Working its
'way to popular favor. is this oily — having cured
' Rheuulat:sm, Fluently, Rush of Blood to the
Head, rills Ind Bronchitis." •
Law nee 'Sestisiel, Afatte"ILIJIII sure remedy
fur In flammatory Complatets." •
Hsu ;nolo* Junta!, Pa.—"lt stands unrisall.
.
~,
ed in nfitunmatory Dismisses."
Nov oy Advertiser, Ne.—" All who have used
the Salt base derived the most' beneficial effects
from i(." i ~ y „ _ i
Pik tots Journal, 0., edited by Mrs. E. S.
Dexte4—"We esn say from experience, it is an
'excellent remedy' fur Headache, Nearalgis; Ape
and ,leitation of the Heart-indeed, we are
unit wall do . all it professes, and we say God .
speed he nee medicine."
Jeff ovine Democrat. /ad.—"lt has cured
Pc .
severs eases of Rhoutuatia.;., Bronchitis, Erysipe
las an Canker."'
Leit4vton Advocate, Ms.—" Oar jouroiyman was
eared ilf severe Neuralgia, in one week." '
• Pki adelphia' Herald, Pa.--"It is growing
. . .
very °pular:hire."
Li 'tn. : nivel Bauer, Md.—lt has cured Hu
man and lintiaminstory Cutaneous Diseases."
Wi+wesoille Weller, o.—"We know it subdues
Fevers, Heidache, Toothache, and local gains—
working equity but effectually."
, Another editor, by letter to Dr. C., saes :—I
i 'know of several who are using it with great lieu
` fit, but unknown to their family physicians, whom
they do not wish to offend'!" • '
Another;—"l have b een a dyspeptic for 3 years
—bare taken the Balt tour weeks, and am entire
ly cured." . 4
`}
Another—"A son of mine, subject t Fits from
boyhood, used the Salt one month, ancli;iiwell."
. ilergoille Tensesseeon, Tenti."lt is a valua
ble substitute for Venesection and Blisters."
Booneville Observer, 0.—" lo Fevers and In-'
fiammatory Rheumatism ' it is luvaluable."
Pass-Okristiai Times, -llias.--"The editor eared
. of Ruih of,Blood to the Heal."
~ IVestera ekrosicie, Ky.—" Every man should
have it in his family .7
Bows-Easter, ile.—"Dr. Cogpwelri Salt has
wrought great cures."
Aine'vientn Eagle, fail.—"it has been used suc
cessfully in Nervous Headache."
Another editor, by letter :—Alokne of our com
positors his taken it for Flouriiyed Heartburn,
and is loud in its praise." -
Another—"lt is very popular with the ladies in
Nerrous and Female Complaints." ;
• Another:—"li is the best _Remedy for Fever
and Ague ever used in the West."
Another:—My wife has long been afflicted with
rfiltimmation of the Lungs and a bard Cough ;
she has, used the' Salt less than oneutontb, acid
her Complaints are wholly removed.",
Another:--"One of our physicians tunas up kit
soeCat it, in' the face of a Neuralgia cure in my
own family, which be witnessed. He saye,faitk
wrought the cure.' I told him, faith or no faith,
the Salt has done what be could not do."
Abother:—"A child.of mine dangerously sick
with &Artist Fever, was quickly cured with the
Salt." . - . .
teed. Co. gamier. N.' Y.—"We ,know it is all
it p ofesses, to ba" it
for " ea a ra rk lg r i i Z e ll 'ir es/ath ' Z l T l n s tlatn all I , C E el y i. FS en , r a 'r n iled el
Ca
tar b. It, is indeed a groat 41" o v a ry; and ;we
Mt 'Tremble, ye disciples of Esetalapies.' "
. 1
/Spother, by letser.—"bly wife has been cured
of Ilaflasnation of the Womb end distressing
Piles." „ . '
`plaint
town clerk, has had the Spine
CooLp i lalnt for 6 yein—has used, only one box
an is wel l —and a member of his . family was
ou of Intiamination of ;the Ridneyefrom the
smite box."'
.-t ,
knother—"A case of Chronic Rheumatism
cnOtin three weeks." ..
ta;(tiara Sentinel, N. T.—'}lt has cured the
Virulent form of. sat Rheum."
Xiferson Co. (Alen, N. Y:—"livery family
sbhold have it at band for immediate am."
w t C h o g ss r - e Co. at
iw T e r c i. e te, Aliek.—"lt Is attended here
o tine -"
1 ° T 4 ra r v r e i l le; Transcript .—" We
b Pg. at . Tb " es e W e cur editorial neilr
verdicts,iD the
vienwne.
n
cal consideration."
d . $l2- r th e W eir h e i d le di m at a d n u y ees no ; s a tru re m e - n ee ti k sd ers W vic a tim ore ize a th in e
g od-natured and pill, riddenlehlic, by ordering
" rom six to a dozen boies or bottles, to cure nay
Andy," the discoverer is happy - in Being stiletto
te, that the severest forms of recent Inflatamit
t ry, disease, are overcome by one Acute package,
t i n
d the most obstinate and; long4uanding eases,
•ty one ' Chronic package. It does just whit it
claims t o do—no more, no leas--eraliset the flu
ids, by removisaffrom the system a/ arterial _ mid,
lienow abstractions. , • .
iNO AGENTS.-:--SP•To Protect the contosnni:
• ty from imposition by counterfeits, the - pro
• praetor will employ No . ittnerr, and hall made
inch arrangements, that he can send the Anti
fblogistio Balt in anyqp . !lntity. °by MAIL "or Ex-
Rua, to stay part of the United States or fersign
onntries, without expend to the purchaser. It
. is put up in drachm piekages for acute disease, at
2—ehronio packages $5-;-and family dp. $B. It
iseeempanied with a history of its discovery,
ind fill directions for usr4 . . •
N. B.—lle meets— no person in the United
bites or elsewhere has been appointed agent by
him for the sale o f Salt—mud thee* who are
a nn o unced as agents, an ; only :selling the fete $2
c t eges received by pesblishers in payment far
oldvertidng. SO that hereafter, till public notice
is given:dm Antiphkrgbdie Salt can only be had
by MAIL, (free of ex pe nse) through We 322,
Pod Where, Boston,. 11., or at lds, IS
WINTRR STREIIf. I • I
' ,
Otce
- rsfilifr.All lette with mosey ;should be r liter
,ed st the Post Oise where mailed, as it caste bet
live cents, and will intone their sae arrival, /a
Doc day, (hesidei the dice sales) Sr/letters were
recofved—mostly for Chrenia PadtaXes-
F.,toaoswittz, 31. D.,
• - Dfrostserer aid Proprietor.
Bossyow, Mass ' 1
advise all W Cut out and sere this great
,41Seuveri, -. • . . 1- - • 211:
ifilrA few packages of this Medicine, which we
received direct from Dr. Osamu% for adierti.
ring, eau be purchased at this Ake with dim.
dons huvito use. , •
4113"Weerbiratiomoelrour Mewls Ina date of dee,
Citstediseee, who would rife the NM of their howls, mid
ettioy ihmomeiselethileity knows only to !heals see.
doll MIN to tester* the bide on their bold pitto *urge
their pry locks to their origins! color, soaks thell gime
4as eilleg,Preereeor.Wood's tootreeftre4
It
is the ohisilaid Moody tie all dlsismiii .Uie
Mir asAl *IL Ohio aiewsvak. , 344 k
SIPA Lady sits bas bees tired a geseliseevolis
debility,- eller many. pmes.o3 WINO, 44411° zap
knees to all Ibllow-eilbsers net sore metes relief.—
Wens eseloefne , stamp te,pay Sisst: retie, Mrs.
BLUM Z. =war, sodas, man, ' the pesieriptlon
U
"'be emit Sew by . tee:34oA ' • 3l •
- • ,•
" All MADE TO lOCAR.rig •
LONDON. Acourric AURI LES,
:MEd AURICLES, till IDVIdiIIf.DiSOUND I
NIMES aid ORGAIUCTIBRITOR; ST 11701 AL
DUN or TIMPANI; and gentiottes of Par trumpets,
at w P. NULDNUtrIS. Duaantrof Mohr.
Nth& street, four doors helm Chemist, phltaiaaphic
July 111,'67 • •i In-St .
•
. . .
Ofirsl,ooo IitILIVAIRD wW Ioo: pol 4 Dr tiny ,
adattolasi that will alai PRATT A 111:1=n• 8 MIAOW
Ott. laths fellonclig darts`—lthotnastitar..ftenraS , l
appal Alleetions. Contracted Joints, Cholle
Pains in the Fide or Beek, NaidsehaTisothsehe,Sprelns,
Oat Matte ratte,Dralent, Doren. sid tilt Dhows of lbw
at*, Dm* and MI Glands.- Noss Panba•ntilant I
the elevator* of hank Dom= attached to Seib abet;
Prtnellal eidat,loB irsai n gon street, ItrookOns
Joan O. Dams, D. Gat» street, Wottsvtlla
Bole Agent Ibr Sebnylklll sty. , •11
wrists is to certify that I bare e bat, one 2;91
i
estlostot. tho litssie Oil as noy thugere. eihdlikare boa
drawn Dom amoraction of the cords, brought on by
tbnanatisin. It was of seventeen lanais statullnt. 4 lad
Isa now entirely cured. I dasortaiiy feecolikosoli it to
all alined likewise./ 111 4 - 11V
1111
" urg. Th street.
_ly . •
Jine T.. 'IST
ciigioaa )uttMgt,'
' hoar Low's "Handbook to Pinion R; Ip In Ism?
dots: we Imam that the churches of that imitropcils are
divided arming the following detimainationtri
_Erriaroiks
liana 333; Independents 1i0; Baptists ;130;;;Nethodists
In; Presbyterians 23; Unitarians 9; Ito
i lt2alholles
SS; Jew" 11; Quakers 4; and there are MS belong
ing to Lutherans, Sairdenianiana; Fe nut Ibroteetrata.
Ortiokarlterw awing, rec. Ills not a Dilly tolleioll* that
of the 933 plates of worship, only; a small Dactlon over
one third of them belong to "the Omr h eskaldldied by
law." J q
A maim In the irartfirrdClisteihns &snarl has some
rel .
senelble words on the 'need of; writing sirrnionu, con
tending. that the pen error of the parent !fagot t
Dr th i s ibie Is the de nand far Wilco nisei. Ha
his article with th e followlog vadat "When** pri I s
shall be satided with one sersoo4 on Sundry. and , all
be willing to meet topther a s econd time j4w the r.
pose of prayer and 'pram, we. have no doo they 11
adord ea aubstantial evidence of their seek...for relle ii,
and advance their own rPirilmit pro=4 laud ,. la
enders qetens.which breaks down,e n, and de
ll,
lads" aallrstrationB by making th e Intel teal (retie ,
cation and entertainment sof an'audtenee 1 prominent
and indispensable putt of publielwarshi , i ii." , ~
Revetbien Causes Bunion ut FincrienStac—A good
work is going on at the present time In oat cit in the
way of building , en larging ands repairintrif c hurches,
which we think our - eaders will he glad to know some
thing of la detail. • i j ; ..y ',-
The Church of ths/Holjr Trinity, situated' rtni Juno
.4
Street, west cif RD teuScusse Square, the er stone of
which was Won the 23th of May len. Is relyprogreer.
.sing. The beasts completed; oat Intl Star of Joist
laid. This will be a e noble edifice iD “ orman style '
of at chiteetne, Connecticut Irons sto ne elf the mei .
terDtused. II is sixty-bur fret front, and 161 feet pep,
inclOing the labonhouse, which • Is already oftentory
In height, and built of themme materialen timehureb
J ,
1 edifies.
The Church of St. Clement Is'etherned Ai the ;
south.
west corner of Twentieth and Merry' elrenv. The "tor? I
ear stoner' this said on are 10th of 1ley;18113, and
It is now trelngeoofed. It is built ofPonerectiretlbrown !
atone, and the stele of architecture 'ls the; Itysantlism,
rarely adopted here. There is novelty i about It that'
cannot fill to strike the spectator. The Width is from
70, to BO feet, and Her depth 'heat 100 Net. Like the
Church of the Holy Trinity, it its designed to bq sur
mounted by a tower and spire.' ;, •
The Churn' of the rvaegellate, attuned 'Mr the north
side of Catherine street, above Sevelith; is I nearly onw
plated, and will be' ready for oceupation la la, mopth or
two. 'The corner atone was Ind last. fklirrilid the work
tuts been pushed vigorously torwardontsionnwh Di et ad
verse eirrionstances . Brick la the mate used oori
'
sfniction and the front in thej Romeneli e styli, is' lir,
very one one. It is 80 iket in width, and 110 her deep:
In the burearent Is a noble echooktour.rwhich is now
In use. The spire was raised a'frow days rilitur. f .
The Church of the Stamens' Illarionery Aiseciation
at 'the north-west corner of Swanson :add Catharine
streets, the corner atone of which was lErin the 18th
of Kay, Is now ready Ow roo8ng: mil odlliee It. built ofi
brick, and Is of very peculiar constructlitri pile unlike
any other edifice in the city,lt ham a lion of 70 fret
on Swanson street, and 57 fet ion Catharine street. The ,
main doorway is on Swanson street front, at Catharine
street. I
Zion Church, at the ocirnernt Columbia. AVerrue and
Eighth street, is nearly finished. The ernbeFelone was ,
laid ou the 20th of may, ism) it is 2S trir ISO feet.•bnUt I
of brick, covered with made. 'The congregation are
now using the basement. - ; i
-In addition to these churches abw banding, several
attires are now being enlarged or Mitering* Improved.—
Stlitndere'a is being renewed Inn& lint out. Grime
Church is to be improved by the erectility of alower 101
place of the old unsightly steps. sLDatid'a, Manayunk,i
is
31
being enlarged and'otherwies repel ' .
..i Other build-
Inge and improvements are; crate= lied, which we':
hope will soon be under way. j We : dou it If any of our
sister rifles ran show greeter proeresel it the work of ,
church building.—Bannee eflMe Cren',i, a
NOTICES. j ~
' CT PRIMITIVE METHODIST Cil I RCM corner Of
Lyon and 3d street, Divine Service eve Sabbath at 0
o'clock, A. M„and 8 o'clock, P. M. .' .
Sir FIRST METHODIST SPISCOPA
mid Street, Pottsville, Rev. WILLIAM U.l
Divine service every Sabbath it 10:A. 1
ftinIINULISH LUTHERAN CIIURC)
Pottsetle, Rev. DANIRL Stmt. Pastor.
this Church regularly every Sunday.
o'clock; evening. at 7 o'clock: .Weekly i t
Thnraday evenlng.st 7 o'cloek.
Ki - TRINITY CIIIIRCII Avavicri,
2d—Sth Sunday after Trinity.-17 1
Szochut xlv; Acts axle—Hindus( we,-
9th—itth Sunday after Trinity.—lOW
Numbers svi, Acts ssal—Num: :Mt
16th-10th Sunday after Trlaity.=-1q
Numbers—xxlft, Aids _
23d—llth Sunday after Trhilty.-11'4
—beuteronotny iv; St. Mat:avill-1/
21th—Zt. ftartholoenew.-7% A. M., fi
xibr. St. Mark; ai—Ectl. YY lu, 1 .1
30th-1211) Sunday after Trtnlty.-10?
—Deuteronomy el. Mutt. xx—Doutf
And Moses mid, "Ebbw ye that ma)
bread only, bat by every wotd chit
month or the Lord &nil man 1 1 / 1 0 1
Lod, it. Matthew ITO and : St.
D. WAS)
•
NAIt4IIID.
STEPIIENSON—DAVIS.4-410 the
Rey. A Prior; of POtinilit CAP?. lcj
Schuylkill Raven, Sebuyilffll `Count,
woad daughter ofiamos Moil of no
DIED.
lIBLYRICH —On Saturday :mo log,-Auet Bth,
1857 r Aehlaed,l'a.. WILLIAM Cc M son o( Qeorge U.
- arid Margaret ifelfrielt, aged Are mob •
BitITTON.—On the 27th of Jelly. th North Manhelat
todeship, Do= Barrrox,aged 72 Oat; 10 months and
da2 ye. ? .
rARNALL.—On the day of July, ha Barry town
Ship &MAR YAM:WALL, Las., aged 57 i*eara.
LOST & FO
tsti ,
OST.— Was fait :on i Thursday', in
ibis Borough,' wan Pocket': 'Lary iw,1857. coa
tang a lot of Papers and Memo," uis of Aitrounts:—
Whoever duds sold Mary and letnr.tm it to the Sabena ,
ber, together with itacuutents,ltilllst suitably flniorid
ed. : • 'EDWARD 11:11CAND.
August:l. 'fa - • 1. i 1 , 5131' '
ESTRAT.
STRAY COW.--tOtrayd 'away iir e
froul'this subsertbei,iseidlog tie town
of potialdsow, tiehuylkill , Coutity, Oa preheat • .9 t
• ofJuly. a BRINDLIt WW earn bilk witiPe as h l B 7l .
as the knee,erhtta We. a white attire down the back,
supposed to be about 8 year* old, - •
Au . • • - 3231 THO.s GLENWRIGHT.
DISSOLUTIONS.
tARTNERSIIIP : NOTICE.--''Tics
ew partnersbip In the !umbel' buslnesa heretofoi to'
ex ling between R. C. Wilson and ;Lewis Royer, was this
day (April 76,1687,)disvolved by Outnal consent.
R. C. WILSON,
. .. ,
^a 1 • ; LEWIS ROYSR.
The andersianed have this day (April '27,1867.) entered
Into ewpartnership, In the lumber butilness, at the steam
saw mill at the foot of the inelinediptines on the N. 11.
A S. 11. R. R., ander the nrso , if R.;. At JA31138 WILSON.
All orders !be lumber promptly at ndtid to.
.RIO. WI LSON.
-' ' '
_:1 2 SUES WLLSON,
Mil 2,'67
FOR SALE &
LET—An Offlice:lwith all proper
omentenew in the a4story6 16 Cesare street.-,
moire of 401LN BANNAN.
, Pottxillts, Aatupt 8,1857. , ;! 1
11 4 1 OR l'he Fitne. and Stone.
1 cat the Slabantongo Street 81uiu Lot., InCialte at
the office of the I POTTSVILLE WATER CO.
Auvist 8.1857. i
ITO LET.—A- late nil convenient
Store noose stidOfliee, on flue min street, Tee.
snout, recently occupied by Clat , ksk Om. Inquire of
lIIOMPSON Ii.GODFILEY, Tremont, or JOIINSAN N AN,
Pottsville. ' (Arndt 8,'57 324 f .
A LL soryi of , T Radii, from 22 !o 60
nods par
c.8,1&56
I
and Blast
low, at the
pottsAlle, Jr
fiHEAP
i„,/ Large or
per bushel.. I-
Pottsville Gast
Pottwrilie,
iOR
Ylour Mil
first rat. rm
the premises, is
PoYnllla Fr
raper, Paper. ore
r Mid at MW
August %WV
ty went ofipl
tories of Jules 1
MI those wh
LW'S Book 111.1
January 21,
14'OR S
• slew of II
tenon irr
danee uttletto
eond DI. E. Cht
tees to make no
they nay tr...nlr
Mittel menhir
be offend
tees or tbe
aperttally thereto'
at. Pottsville, Pa,
lx a good eind.
niched. tweimer •
Church on thr
I ights through
o paymont.
purchase or roi
signed.
CivrloNLt.-Theik 0 illersign em-
here et theSeerad- 36elhoillet; Spieroprol l iMoinek,
Potted**. haring *mot tient eistata persons litho lee.
11 re red to the; cipnltlet Trainees' Ibr add / Church,
!garrotters* the .we for • *alio or rest. hereby motion
the patine spinet any:suds esepased ale er rent, is
there le no wren la said e to do the one or lb.
ether. The Marsh Is the • tts of the Conantaatlen,
t
latenoled *or worWatbareln uselkeenareptket, end
stlllnkoldtl of the oneutiese TIII:00 4*;lre 10 MAI to UFO
illass ether than kW the retiree to. which It his
,
,-; letheatei. : i . . : ISAAC TIMIP14011?_.
- : -, :;- •... i '. ' 1 '..
CO Inlrs.-11.111311TISINOM
1 lit lf. BULL.
' Pottnegie, — iiiiii,'67 I . ~ :Awe
~
0
I. A OR ER
1 17
A ANTED.—Qua nn .
10
ILI wig" $1.16
per day; ptyseente monthly.
- August', it 311.4tj ! J. It 08901 Am
JOURNEYMAN CABINET MAK-
I:sato .sad' i6grii good iDd apartaut saaptoy
,llll4o2l, ars waited a 1 killOsad.
moiety, Vai. . 4 • . A. 2102 HOCH.
Adam* Nay 2, !St lbtf
NFO - R - MATION WANTED °Men
* ICraes, of South Wales. He oto bests Roos his
Mats asses, by asilresdos W. J.Selmsypie.
Wass, Capital stroot„ above brows, Spring Gamiest Vast-
Am p* s, TS . - . ' . 331
VANTED.--A Male . , Teacher to
take charge of tbs No. 2 - Neo* Ns% Deport..
seat: Peblis lamb. limo& el fehoylkill Harm—
&boob i somosoons August Besek of 10 armpits'
'baldpates of AWkaats. reta Ana*. BZ order.
• D. Q. ammo. ater.
August. • 1241
•
vAT A 1 4, 1 TEI),--Tiqee Male and 'Five
Itsmaln'teathors.'to take Warn Of nis Pablle
eagoola of Port Cloboa—Tana alight lawiatba,ipannar.
• hip Septsakber ht. Ibunalpatioa bald, toPoll (*boa
Hahool Iloars, Wedanday. August Zlb, at B,l4adoek,
ergot oftbe Boast. . OSO. BECK. they.
hugest Witt • 3141 :
three
tak M e r ale 11 ,: d te. row.
arboole Of Blythe, hernetdp," for a, term of tea eoontba.
treaman dog oh the drat day of dropleosber. • Azi eland
tattoo sill he held et - Nem Ildleddphle, oa llaterday
}he ZDtl deyAwait, at 11% o'clock M. by order
of thetaer.L . • -"F"--
1N
: 1 1 - ER:S AND LABORERS
)
Wa21112.;-211, WEB trif2ls and ornsbuit em:
oyment, tool siren to storneno sod laborers both. tor .
add. and estoldarcorig, and cash paid monthly, toy J.D.
.11cCREART A CO— at tbstrAudaneled aid limey 14took .
CoUkrlil SpriagAtotintalthearboodisd Itshoylkill Co's,
near ollsolosstlis. !Good houses resin had at moderate
yenta.' [July, 25,'37 $045
TEACHERS WANTED.— en
7toiabors, tbnos le.d In et fringes. far the
Ile/Schools of lbo liotota of et Clair. - Public • el
!suituattiia to Pas sup at tits IDA MOO IlavaiNan
Thursday, August WM., at 104 o'clock, A..M. . &boots .
kept open WIN , mooittur tiosi Siat..lst.; 1867, By order
H of the acani - 1 : f 17;011.18ptVIN, Rerttary.
1 St 1i110fr..110726,11,7 1. • ' - 111).1t. • •
i iWANTED—'Three Male' and Tvio.
Y Teachers ate wanted .to take /haw of
the Public Schools of the Hormel at dabbed, to cow ,
anew& the end at Septeeber, lad toenails ten months.
An examination of applkaata till be held en Thursday.
Angait 27tb, at o'clock. P. U., at tbe Dew febool Roam
is said llorengt. By order of the beard. •
. 2 . -r. ankinsn,
ausinst. 8;117 ' ' Vitt
ANTED.-+Six Mate : .Teachers,
be the Public &hoots of New Castle District,
Dalai! kflt amity. lea* but competent Teachers steed
spply t The Schools on itept opiro for tot monthi, to the
I .ealw, 1404 coommoi oft the Drat of &nimble. ..-hs
exasottiatkit .111 be beg at the &hoot House; No. 1. to
the tirra.Of New Castle; oir &startle', the Y. 14 of **gust
t neat, at 10 o'clodi, A. 11.
A i t • .1 1/ICllAlth MADADA, seg. .
Aswan S. ST 3.2-31
" INOTICE& •
N:S& YOUNG'S SCHOOL colt-
Loom tend, SlOndsi In testember, 7th. Miss
A . I—same 6ey. L. [Magnet 16,17 113-11 t:
(SAMUEL G*RRETT, Magistrate,
Onavayanner and General Collector: 611ri - '"Centte
street. Pottsville, Pa., Opposite the Tort Hall.
Ansel 16, '67 . Xt. '
T7O. 0.1 F.—The Member), of Lil y
Lodge, •
• of She Vanity Lodge. No. 281, are requested to meet
• at Melt ludo soon, oo Ilesday speeeleVAugusi 17th
lest.i ki a o'clockoui fiusiuess of importunes requires
Clu4ilatteetiou. J. D. RICE, Seer,
4 August IS, '57 1 , 33.10 '
TO P.HYSICIANS.;--The under;
.1
signed being oboist espying In another business,
le Macao of .his practice worth smog a,jair; tomether
velar his reddens. Possession given Immediately.' To
a ma rapeta ofspaskint the German andfailish. this
will bit an earethint situation. Apply Immediately to
• _ 1 : „ t: • .1. P. PALM, M. D.,
. Anita 15'57 WA) Orisigsborry, lickiiii. 014.415.
dvi DMINISTRA'FION NOTICE.L—
Whereas the abarriber tuts been manta A d
m o 51ratrii to the - Bade of Samuel Blackburn. deed,
latent North Mantua' township, all perstinslndebled to
staid deceased are reqnested to make immediate payment,
sailboat, baring claims to present them tiler i p e tti men t,
to ~ ;CATHARINN BLACKBURN.
• August 18,'5T 33.4 t• - . . IViwth Nankin.
VOTlCE.—)Vhereas letters Testa
i li, 1 mentary to tbe estate of Edwin G. frit*, deceased,
Intel trt the borough of Schuylkill Haves, have been
graleted to the undersigned. at OrwiPburg, tbetiftqw•
all Persons knowing themselves indebted to slid estate;
are;heseby retpusted to make immediate payment, end
thoM hating claims will present them fee settiewe;
i 4
JAMES P. PA LM-
EwMator gt" Mr Estate of . 6 . G: Elite.
AngUst 15,ra , .. , 113.61
A DmiNISTRATION' ' NOTICE
-
Whareim the subtieribet big been iipprdated Ad•
ministrator to the Estate of 1811,1 sh TrunaH,deesased,
late of itarry;Townahip, nonce is hereby given to all per
.sags indebted to mid doomed to asks payment and
those having claims to at them to
1
,lOUN YARNALL. Ahaintstintor.
Barry TownshlP, August B,'b7 . 32-300
CHURCII,Fee-
GRIT, Pastor.—
and at 134 P.H.
. Ilarket-gdjuni•
I brine wry Ive In
orning. at 1034
Vayer Meeting,
.Arrrost.lBs7:' .
M. 7} , 4 P. tit.--
eb., xtil.
at.,
.;\t - OTI - CE.—Noties is hereby given
that all the Slims Books and Book iillount of 11.
. 'hyper t Co, 'moon the 13th day of July last s are
signed to ilia undersigned; all persons Indebted on said
Bcpks are therefore untamed not to audio format to
,any persons wbatenrer, except ilreloodcrolgordr or some
- one authorised by them to collect said accounts. ;
pottarillo, Aug. 1, '67 3131)
.HAMMER A 'BAITS
C—FO--PAR-V-N—E-RS-H—FP.-1167undCr
i signed: hare. thliday, (Jitly 3oth, 1,867,) entered in
to, copartnership for the transliction -of General
btialnesa at the Colilely lately held and averted by- U.
GCB A Elijah Hammer at Strongrllle, near Tremont, In
County,.under the firm name of Bony 11.11
'. , HENRY HEIL.
;August 1,'67. 31.dt)' ' . ' JAC:RAMMER.
A. M., 714 P. M.
att. James IL
A. 111... 714 P.M.
at. V.' Bt. Jas. ILL
o e, P. Id.—Reel
I I.
; 'aid 714 o'clock.
11. St. J:io. Iv.-
dad! not Hee by
sodeth out of the
Adopted by our
le. 4.
BURN. R, rbw.
iiVISSOLUTION.—The ea-partner-
,
ship heretofere existing Initwern Henry Heil and
h Haninaer at Sinradrille. near Tremont, Sehdylkill
enmity, In the Mining & Selling of Coal. and Mercantile
bilabials, trading under the Er= Of Hell & Hammer, bee
this. Thirtieth day or July; Ina, bean dirsolynd by mu
tivil T orment. , i - HENRY HEIL, •
`August 1;'b? 31494 .ELLIAII 1431 H ER.
2th toot, lef the
Wrezitingscol,
R. , to CATRARINI
mme place. -
VO'I'ICE is ; - hereby given that the
„L 1
Members of the "Connecticut A Schuylkill Coal
and 'roe Company.'" will west at the St. Nicholas Motel,.
lb the Cityi of New York ,. on Tuesday the. 16th 'day of
August. at 42 o'clock', A. M. of that day, Scribe purpose
or electinithe Myers for said Ocuropeny. ,and transact
h* such other bwdnees in maybe romiaite and need
.
nary. I lICLKER, nuaREB.
A tiFruxt' -31.3 t
1111SSOLUTION.—The panne] s hip
of 11.11adinfer A Co`., bar this thy dirrnived by
mutual eoisent, M. Rammer & M.O. Renner haring "old
their entirii, interesttto Thomas 11. Rickert': who wlll set
tle all clainis against E. Hammer k Co., and aril/ meth:-
vie the mining and aiblpplng of coal on tilA out account.
; d , • , ELIJAH 11A.11.11Elt,
. O.IIIIIOIEII,
T. 11. &JCR &RT.
I.
rottsvlll6, July, 15,1567. 3161!
XIIO'III.CE.--The Undersigned has this 1
. day, (July 30tb, 1t.i7.) purchased from Elijah Ham- ,
uiner. all hie right, title and interest of. In and to * cer- '
talti.colliery recently . worked by hint and floury Hall at
Steer/grille near Trenton* In Schuylkill County, together
with the store, store goods, us nista hones, tars, machinery
'datum; and everything movable and immovable; in,
upon or' about, or, need in connection with or rippltrew .
-cant to the said Colliery, and that I have taken pones,
stun accordingly.. JACr. HAMMER.
' Augustil, '67
, . 31tit
L
GE N-'ERAL•I3I,A N KING . . o-
L—A—W--Iti—
, Mee is herobj , gii t r e t , that application willbe made
'to the neat sesdon of islature the passage of
a General: Ilanlelug La
_, hated upon stocks, and upon
the general features of he blil'aubmitted by Mr. Ban at
tho lest session of the . Waters.'
July 4,'57 ' ',.-.. . - 27-
1' TUTICE is hereby given, that tip
plieetion wilt be made to tbe nes t'Leg ligature the
;the incorporation of a zat Of IMO, with the oaait pd.
'.vileges of hanks, undo the semi and title ot Vll6 111-
NKR/WILLS BANK," to be located In the borough of
Alinemille, Schuylkill county, with a capital of Two
Bandied Thousand Dollars;
- July 4,'67 . 27.6cts
NOTICE.--N otice is hereby given
tluit an applisation will be made at the next sea
, skin of the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the incorpo.
title° of ;a Bank withlthe privileges of Issue Banking
and Discounting, said Bank to. be called the *OLIAL,
:BANK OP PCIIDYLKILL AVE74,"'w ith a capital •of
Two IluOdred Tboused Dollars, and to he located in
the Borough of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill county, Pa.
Sebuylk ill Haven, Schuyl kill
27,14 266 m •
UTICE.--'-pfotice is hereby given
Olt an loplkation.mill bemade at the nett sert
•
awn of the Legielattne. of Penneyitania for the charter
of a Bank of Issue ni h the lanai pririlegeg said Wok
to be tailed the 'IIEI CHASM' WINK." with ,
of One Hundred Thousand Doliara, with the pritilette to
inerwase;the same to flee Boothe(' Thousand - Doltsis,
and to be totaled in Market attest In the borough of
Pothering Pettuyiklif eonotyi Pa.
• June 27, '57 26.6 m
brOTI
that
of the .
tattoo if a 1
he called the
Oat of lloe 11
led In the to,
ELIJAII 11
F. MLR=
J. A. L. VI
- JOHN DAI
ADAM AV(
LtVli S. SI
Junel2l,'
VO'fitEriee is hereby given
il that an avid thin vrill he made at lite nest veto
. mon of jibe Legisla re of Pennsylvania, lot the charter
of 'a bank of lour, Stith the usual privlltges—sold bank
f a
tole, tolled 'The land Bank ,.. —tritti a c tapital of
ltoe Bandied Tho n d. Dollar/100th. th e allege of
InereaMeg Ms es to One Hundred and Iffy Those
' sand Dollars, to be tod In , the borough of Ashland,
Schuylkill county,state of Pennsylvania. • .••-• 1 ,
, P..,P.ITHOMPSO. , ROBERT C. wuticl.
ASRAII AM KLA E, DAVID R. IWO Bill X,
2:..._
ISAAC BURIED T, 4 — * --JAMES-R.CLEAyffil, , -
L. P.j 0 ARNE% A. G.. SW l FT,
' JONATIIAM IA ST, . MILLIAM LEVY. • •
Ashland, June ,'O7 - ItoPha
. XTOTICE:7 — Books of subscription to
11
. the capita goeit of. the Junetlots Rail Reed Como
pedy. }lll be opened at the Pennsylvania Hall lo the
borough of Pottevile, on the 13th, pith andl6lo.- and
at the, United States HOW la the borough of Tamaqua,
on OM lith, Illth egfd Ittth days of Auguit, A. %OM,
b"tee'en the Poglo r of 10 A.M. audio P. M. of mid days.
lEDMARD,If MUT,
1 • j If. IT: DECRIES,
JOSEPH
PAXTON.
Cbarniask .
ura
:ootursneauss, -
'
J. M.WETIIIIRILL. •
; y
Jul'y lA, 74 - '-
in 1 1 0 THE VOTERS OF L-'
RILL cues cL4'xiiow Cmosin—l have been
need by man of my friends and citizens of ihif
mainly, to bear Isteelf as.a sandldate Sur the office of
Eel:Wet 4 Mllis and Clerk of the•Orphan's•Coutt ,of
Schurkill mionlY. at the ensuing - election. and zolkit
your pottage : ; f . should be pn fortunate as to he elect.
01 0_,Illdgetst Ito points" the dutiestof *wads of
lee with 541111 y, and to the sadist:melba of the commu
ulty le genteel, -
11el°
Ify, 'Our Obtaffeot fervent,
I - ' Peetti • • .JACOB KARECORIL
'''• BeIIiIITIMRIIItyen , lei le, 3i. 29- tt • ,
.. .
lewtt-1:
MKS,
elOit;
Manatee
re.
C. BA!
1r •
Atte 84i•
is 'fru*
lurch eel
Is their'
A Church
Thu in*:
intitee, I '
Ilerket
)Church
Jell lr-
tl—.-I
sod gas
ad tent*
tsbtDxtoi
seder-,
porrsv LIE MINI I G4t
lAMBI 0 COSIPANV.--At a meeting of the'
atockholdant of t • e PottivUto and Mao titular
lag Company, h d Jape 2311„ la the borovsh of Potts
ellte. the tolkwias wars. wars slated clean towers
watt) the seat eteetkon: •
•Aeres"'es•--ItIcUARD JONES. • •
Vial President frauds Somme. ' •
rtegui r - rye flamer. ' : • -
•
Reeretury-a t ‘' meet Welt. . . • -
The booki fee rotataiption art nos open at the ,
ollesof•thO • ?mildest. fottirtillia,and at the oars
of the Cotatasy No. 61 watast Ittf•O‘Phlholultala.
JuseV, OT, -10:Jat
WANTED.
tee ' is •hereby given
be wade at the neat sea.
Pennsylvania liar the income.
usual privileges. said bank to
K Or TREMONT," with a cap.
sand Sollars. and to be loci.
it, Schuylkill County.
lIKNRY HEIL.
• T. A. 00111ritZT.
WM. 11. SEIBERT, • '
D. B. ALTUAUSE,
• ZACU BATDOII/Ir,
- MERRY ECKEL
Pcouirt Ys •
COSMOPOLITAN ANT ASSOCIATION
ripHE MANAGERS of this,:urcems
-1
qtrt i ails Wrap. t i l t , 1 4, 0 MT:
tlwi! ima4altaroatte teak they barb( parehatod PO -
etahk.of 11.4 Omit slam, at au asposiar at. sap;
as ma a. *ad tlat:apholUot Dausiderf Gallery of
Paintingsp imps far V 11,009, able alio dittelbatt4 la
maims
. .
• . • ' ..m.,;.•••• •
Torsos of flubsiiirlpttow. " •
it . ....-
too PaYwargat of lia onatitstoo =pompon • mistbar
of the Amoort•Uoa, sad entitles 111
illrs — A•ttritel44,.."l4o‘,. 3,o l lVaig. •
Becotod-A imppwoosoolooshopolltaa Art Jonrsal, eon
.1 01 -
flohr--A Sturnits Use Aimuot DistrlboUo• of Works
of Art . . . .
Th o gdiOartog awn . Ines aro throbbed to theta" who
ureter theme to the Zovarlag:—flarpres, Inickeetock•
as, endistuli, blaebrodd. or Vatted Stab* flegsgh w ,.
°ogees Ladra Doak, firs. Reuben's :hew M
oottay, a M
thefaikroirog Qnarterlieat—lLevadou Quarterly, Zan
burgh, Worth Drittsb,und Werettoinster. ,
"no books are now *pea and subscriptions received;
(the Maguilies corvorticiag at any thew desired,) by
D. BA MUM
• Actuary for ScAslytkin
Sirany poisons at
_a distant* by d.ek'sb , ?boreDollars to us by mall, ind designating the Magazine de,
sired, eau have it toroarded to thee— -
Potts ilte, July la, VI 90.
T. 'KINGSFORD tt , SON'S
- :,za tr in. an . _., —, " •
-OSWEGO' STARCH ,
.. . • •'• ( fOli, ZIA •LAIINDRY,) •
11.
AS - established a greater. .celebrity
their bus weer been obtained by any other litareb,
his bees the insult of Its vaulted supenothy i•
Quality, and Its latariable uniformity.
The public may be snored of the continuance of tie
bleb gawked now estalbliebed. '
. The production is °yet Twenty Tone daily; and the do.
Wand has eztended throughout the whole of. the United
States, mid to Ihre/proantrise.
Working thus on 4 very large Melo aid ander a ded
vitae. they are able to wean a perfect wilionalty la
the quality this:tugboat the year. This is the gr ft t
mikrofon in Surat-makiwf, end is mused Sow for the
first titre.
The Teti heat fitarek that can be made, and se ocher,
le always wanted by ecetstmers, and this VIII tts sop.
plied to them by !besmears, as soon as their customer,
bayilestwed which Is the tersL and ask Sor
they would be likely to get that article e which, n wh' tie
Wryer t poet can be made.
Khigrawd has be.. eapged la the wanufeeture
of Starch continuously Am the last 17
. years, mid dart
tv•
the who of the period. the Starch made ander tits on.
petehdoa has been, beyond any question. the hest in Me
market. Yoe tie fret 17 yews, he had the (bergs of lbr
works of Was. Colgate A, Co., at whirl period he imam.
ed the process for the manufacture of Cora Starch.
sr .Ask fur Kiwyeforifs StereA. es Ms team °nor
.has hese remedy taken by swathe? fudiull•
It Is mid by all the best , meow In nearly Mu,
part of the country. • 4 , 7 1 . :,
T. KINGStORD *ION'S
OSWEGO' CORN' STARCH,
(lob I'VDNINGS, te.,)
Ma obtained an equal celebrity Oath their Starch for
the Laundry. This article is perfectly pore, and le, l e
every reepect, equal to tholes% Bermuda Arrow Root,
bridge/1110V additkinal goatlike which render It in.
valuable Iterthe demerit.
Potato Starch htualbeeneatandlirely parked and sold se
Corn Starch, and but given take Impressions to many,
:rte to the real meta of oar Own Ste%
From ita met' denote , y sad parity, la mules alto
into extentive ma as • dil a We labials a ,
N. N. ILILLOGOW CO.. Agenta,
• 196 filtotifttreet. N. Y.
Awe A Nmttdtalag e Apo% TS South Wharves.
August '5l , • - ' Sat
---. ---- CREA-T—INDUCEMENTS 1 . '
An Ettansivi Vasil et litaadard Nooks Tay
T . .
. .
gE SUBS C RIB E R -being desirous
of reducing his large &trek of standard wheelie
noon' hooka will sell ltunn't ff eV extremely low prime.
Among many others will be found
'Robertson'' Mace Ical Work. S Toil , » Seo..
Russell's Modern Europe, 3 veto., Bvo.
Pintarchlt Lives. tiro. _.., -r.
Idle of the Duke of Welling ton, Illustrated. ;
Chamber's Encyclopedia of Literature, 2 vols.
Chamber's Infornitatkm Ike the People.
Scott's Commentary on the Bible. 3 vols. •
Comprehensive Commentary on the Bible, 6 Vols.
111.1dreth'sAllieory of the rutted States, 6 vole
Bancroft'sllistory of the United States. 6 v 01..% . - • .
Waverly Novels complete, in 6 yobs., and in 13 vols. -
Ikerwelfs idle of Dr. Johnson 'by Croker.
Smith's Dictionary of Arts and Minutscturas.
Appleton's Cyclopedia of Biography. ,
Irvin'g's Life'af Washlogton, 4 rots. '
South's Sertnou& 2 tots.. Pro. . • _
Addloon'i Complete Works, 6 vols.
Washington Irving* Works, 16 vols. •
Cooper's Worit4il4 vois. . ,
Bayard - Taylor's. Workk 6 vols. . •
Don Quixote and 01111 as, Illustrated Milks..
Illustrated Woild of Art. •
Tales of &Grandfather. -
Works of Lorenzo Dow '
.
Buffon's Meanest Illotory. plates. - • .
Arabian Nightsi e stertainnsehts.
'llantosond'sfil lug Adventures in the Northman Wild..
Cumming's Ude s Lib among Lions, Elephants, ac.
Stephen's Egypt and the Holy Land.
Webster's Family Encyclopedia of Useful Knowledge.
Ileadley's Washington and Napoleon. !
Newromb's Cyclopedia of Missions.
Jowepb us's, Works, complete, Various edlllooll.
Gyres Dictionary of Ails, Manutactures and Mines.
Lynn's Elements and Pt indpies of Geology, 2 vol..
Library of Standard Fiction embraelieg.wmits of ntecin,
Fielding:Smollett, limiest' More, Nits ButneY, Joe
Porter, ite., Ae, ,
Lardner's Lecturei on Wince and Art. - •
, ,
Eneyelopediabt Religions Knowledge. •
I Dick's 1 6 arks. complete, 2 vols.,'
Little & Broirn's elegant Cabinet editio n . ot the Ilcithl
Poets. omelet cloth, silt .
Layard's Kindest* sod its nonaltuk ,
Clarke's Commentary on - the New Testament.
Byrnes Dictionary of Mechanics, numerous plates , .
•Niebolstm's Encyclopedia of Architecture, 2 mis., aw
mucous plates.
Dodge on. the Steam Engine, 2 yola., numerous pistex
Antberh's Classical Dictionary, royal Mn.. •
Macaulay's and Ham el Histories of England.
Gibbon', History of &Ma, 6 mils.
Together with various editions of the Fisodsrd &P. '
Pocket and Family Bibles, Illustrated wo r t s , fi e _ 3
plain, or elegant bindlnge-all of which will le wG it
prices to suit, the times, at 11. BANN AN'S
. Cheap Book and Stationery Be,. July
4,
,57 . •
E.. CA R R ICUEE Pottsville, Ps.,
Is AGENT for th e. sde of EVANS' •
& WATSON'S Pliffedelphifi Natenfoonred , .
SALAMANDER -SAFES,
No. 26 fourtli Street, Philadelphid
"Truth lsMighty; and Mn,t Prevail."
Report of the Omen Dee appointed in open:geed he
Istruittp.of (he Iron &fee al Raiding,
' astbruaiy 27N, 1857. '*
Rurstro. North 44.
The-undersigned. members of the ' ....,,_.
committee, Ao respectfully report.
..„„'
1
that we saw the two Eafeeorlitinally ' ,s -- ...r.!; , :i.:"'""
agreed. upon ,by Ferrets & Herring I `"•';A .
and Evans & Watson. placed elate by ,
side in a funhce, Iris: The safe In , a—=.
use by the Paymaster, of the Phila
delphia& Readingßallroad Company,
In his Abe at Needing, manutisclared by VarreloA flee.
ring. and the safe In use by H. A. Lents. In his ier , aa
manufactured by Evans A Watson; and put In tests ml
papers prleeiseiy alike.
The Art; was started at 5 . i,4 o'clock,'A. If., and kept sr
until lbor cords of men hickory, two cords dry nab al
hair diesput, top wood. were entleely ronaumed. tia
whnle under the superintendence of the abbscrtlet
members of the committee. TIRI safes were then (VOW
a with water, after which they Were • opetiid, and the
books and papers taken out by the committee and sot
to H, A. Lants's store for public examination. after 11.9
were lint examined and marked by the committee The
book' apd papers taken from the wifesossufacturel tr
Evans .1. - .Watenn were but slightly affected by the [s
tens* beat. While those taken from t he sale menet/atm"!
"Ly Parrots A Deering were. In our lodgment, damsel
fully efteen per mut. more than those taken from Erin
A Wilson's safe .
. - I
We bellevathe shore to have been a fainand Inputs
tidal of the respective qualities of both Welt
I ! JACOB H . DYSIIIII.
_...,, . DANIEL 8.110713.
Mining 1;Mo absent during the burning. we rani , .
load» with the above statement of the condition ot tie
pepers and books taken out of the respective saAt.
O. A. NICOLL&
11. H. if tritucsnEnn.
JAMES if /LllOl,l-01).
•
-••••••• • 4
She thllowlng named &annealed, resident" of Rww l: "'
end Its vicinity, who saw the above II le, bare putrblnt
lot safes from keens & Watson shtee the burning, ap w
May Ist, 1827; # , • -
O. A. Nicoll,. 1; Lewold Mrah,l ; Isaac Roth. I; ETA
& Heisler, 1; W. Rhoads k Bon, 1 ; Henry W. Mlwitio•
2; hr. Wm. Moore. 1 Solomon Rhoads. 1 ; Levi 1.9•100.
I; 1 1I2h t ersik,l; Wm. Ktrelt. 1 : Kaufman k Ins*
1 Wm. He /Writer, 1; Ooprge .Erkert.l; 1:31.4 611
Ilanstork, 1 ; Es:m.2llllm, 1 ; James Jamlee, I: J.
‘A. D. Warner, 1; Jacob fiebioucker4; wm
-W. B. Erbollenberger, 1; R. R. Camps : 11. A. 4 ' -
2; W. C, k P. P. Ermantroat. 1; Wintry er, rolnort
CO, KUM l ; J. I'. Br . kkg sine. I.
EVANS,& WATSON
Bart now on baud 300,000 youtido of It , -O ."
SA which they, offer for sok .11 Utter teraiatio
other suronificturcr in the United Staffs. '
slay 23, 67 • 11
8. D. KN. W. SMITH, . •
VIA FM:TIMM V/
Xidadspenss, organ Nelodeons, and Pedal 6
Bass Haraundama,
• 8 11" Washington I , Bos(oo•
THE ATTENTION of Clergy inft
Committees. &boob, fandges, *r. Ia fnvit:d r l'
new Pedal snb=ilass iliumoniunis, suds solely Il ?
.Vanutliturers. .
ir is arranged with two manuals or Uinta of %,
the lowest set running an octave higher than Abe =4O ,
and may be used separately, and lbw pt In ref 44
two distinct hatrnmenta ; or,the use of the rcia 4
the two banks of keys ma be yed at the atm b a
by um of the front set only.. Siie connected slit 1
Sub-Base,, will produce the affect of a large orgi ei. ads
sufficiently heavy to 1111 a house that seats from 1 0
1600 persons. •
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TILE ORGAN MELODEON ,
Is designed ex. parlor and private use. The real , '
lion la similar to the Church Instrument...pr int' arre'
sad with two hooka of Keys and when vac ` tgetio '
means of- the coupler, Is capable of as gorse vane" l
power as the Church =lnstrument, when 'wird 1404
the Pedals.
- Also, every variety of MELODZONS for rider v.l' '
. tureisseers may let, arm lust motets rens msr Y
uhetory, being made In the most complete lied Or,
ong.h manner. Ilavjng removed to the sparlout Lt t
toga. 511 WASMNOTOM STRIKE?, we have evil."'
tot marmefsetaring parprees. and . employ sew St
the most expedeared and skillful workmen.
itrtlitort , we will promise Mar costomen au ve toW
equal If hot superior to any Ilanutastuirr, sad f
tee ENTIRE AND'PERFECT S,insrAerl9-,;
Moue Te.sceres,•Ltsnraup or Cronus, and s teecril‘,.^.;
ested in mottles& matters. are reepect fully inritell ° ;;;,
our 11 . 000111 at any time and examine or teat lbe It
000t1 00 ailtibit kin for sale, at their pleasure. e
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As* st 111 further guaran les to the public as WV.
Ones of the 51E1/DONS AN'D ifiatlioNllll. 7,
I our Manufactory, we beg leave to refer, by •petu 1
1 to the following
1 PIANO JiOO.TE lIANUTACTUTOOtS OT 0/4.1 %
Who hate examined our Instruments and wlll 0 ,
theleopinion when milled upon: ci ore •
CIMIUMING a So:n, Hater a INIVITON; T. Ol- ~ ,
Ws. P. gimurrox. Mows A Aden, A. F. LAI ci
Curiae iIIVP, Mamas's! ltirewir.si swot
Melodeons & Ilarasentsussa Itaul,7o
Pernona who wish to hire Melodeons sod' itrisg!' ~.,
with a view ot purchasing at the end et the 0 ,4 '
bare the rent. credited cc part- iayment of the 1: 0 7,i
money. This matter- Is worthy of spOtill D'r e. ...
enables those who desire a fair test of the le,tre,,,).
bekeii purchastog. to obtain it at the ea tali° l i.
soanufaetOrters. lonia extent at lost of a paf,.. I, p
Orders from any part of the country Cr •,. la , 7 . ,', 0 ,-
'vet to the manufactory in !Ireton. with moll
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tory reference, .1-1 to proniol4 art , " ,1 " 1 '' , w ee. 4
faithfully executed as If the parties •,ere-nr.,.,..
employed an agent In!aelret, and-on-as riwir al" 7 ,
Prtee.Llat s •
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Scroll leg, 4', octave. -
Scroll leg. 5 octave, -
Nino style, 6 octave, •
1 „,i'llto style evert gelds, 5 passe,
tiano sr) in. carved lea , • -
Mani" style, It eels of ree4e, •
Piano style. 6 octave, =4 4‘..-- --
Organ Melodeon, 4,,.. • • - . -, . . -...)
s'i'rn Melodeon. extras finish, •_a
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ribre tinnie' seal free to n i f. su iya_...
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1511 waite g icia Street, (Naar DOW" on
June 2: 'A'T
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