T>;3.15 01. TILE MIN /LTV JOll.liN • . {No LT: +viocairrior , )10t.i. per aununt.l,l73l,lo sdvanieri2 Li 4, u A , ula teittil a .slx moutits—uuli 451.4 advance-$. n paid bin tlu. yoar ' . T 9 C 1.1. 1 ,1: ... - , ;,,,,,,, e ap!teS to otie a ddre! , {IIitiIVIIIM. . . I,SS 00 do • 17.; .10 00 !!!errs -do . it , Ville..,ti . do 'de ' do .i.u 00 ,'l a: ., 4 ,IVI tlif ptinii least n itnydrtiltlypdid to Ain anis, ,ktl trot, to olio outttrorp 1 . 4 . . , tr to tAradilt Aztt owns: ' ; - trill 1 0 ( apt shed to Carionsanil otherla h t TheJorto• 5:, t,, ,,, 300 eeptes , cash eihdelliery. • - i ~ , 4 ,egy Am -rtnd S•itoni- I { ;t firs nupplied with e. ,11.r.s tt. a t :l in itdraner. •r : • ; ~, ' viz t, tit di Xt.`fsra.r.tr.F. . 1 ; ~3,.ri',erf..r,ler the 41seentInunites or their net'''. r; ;,....., thr ro'.11 ,11, " ,OA.4.COUtiII4N to 'lend theta until • .411- , ol‘ l . • IP' ',. ' . 1 , ~,,,,,00,•rr ne.:loct or refutto take thelrriewspn.: p ... 4 frrn Ihr 'alledr to which the e direr od• they aro. , n sibl , .!antil , her trite "" • , ‘! . •loud'or• ' A.: , i them !115e,,e01,,,,ed . '!! . !r •et! , ,rits!r , eil,,, 1. , • e•litet planes ''!". et. t:lornttricr. t '.. rtihttrbrrAtot t ,o or .Vllyip... , 4, 4 . teittlr . .talner ,t , r•tt,ioll they etre held Zespoll4bie. ,' The euatts ty,!., .leaded thlt ,rakleF to Jake iiensiss, P . ~, rrtt , r 4 . I ht. ;10;...!,, ,r r'io '. - 11 ,- : i 1, 1 ,1 .03Vtitg tlitem ult.- ,ftr, to pri inn fals el 1,1 , 0 , 0 , 4 i 0 toOtiollo I tea u d. ;.,.. • : RATESOF ADVERTISING: One); 1 ire oflo lines. 50 cents for one inserlitin— note ." ',went wce r tio w . .5 cents each. 3 lines ' one gime. 25 —.3l.irklioent I ti.ertions i2!licentitesch. •Alladver „,ver..3l illus. 54 short periods,. charged al a• • •t • • ttro. ea. ru 's sty. , .5 $1 4. 5 2 25, ; . 4P 00. .1 ., 05r lines, • .125 I'':s . 3r , . 00 ' Fit e ' 1 41 , 0 S 30. 2-00 • 5 OD: •5 00 six ilnef, 25 223 2 CO. 4 00` 600 _rise lines ••1 25 2 25 • 2 7 0 4bo oo .ElOO nne., .1' 25 : 25 2 t osl.. 103 Nine lines, 123 225 3 00 5 50. 9 99. ALL erEr. Yi VE slaw COUNT 10... At, 01 TI 1.1111.11. urea equate. '1 ;;;) 225 50 660-• 10 00 T4O outtares.' 2'21 400 oto 9 00. 14 00 T area squares, 5150 5 tin 750 1 12 00 1S 00 I ,, ut swavesp 4':•0 0.00 .5 oo 14 00 . 20 00 tplarter.col.. 000 990 12 Oil 15 , 0 30 00 , „•Larger apace for short pt•rio is. Is peragreement. :lir Business N otters. SI each—acicompanied with an Iserlbtetueitt,so cents earh. toortivements before llarrisys and Deathil in rents r r ;we tor 0 rat insertion—subseq now rusertioni. ',cents p,r Xitleuri,tas:iirproUnfeti.l.s aline in advertising. '%lerchants and others. advortisinir, by the par. with rtvoni,e., &tufa standwe advertisement not ex&Wd In ir 15 tio..s, wilt be rhar;4,l, I ticiudtue Subscription. $l.O 00. tSPum to the amount of tour su mires, with shiu- . and aubscription. 2,206 - lhanys. at t desittneded above.' Aivert bi-:meats set intr.tar type than usual will be chanted :ot per cent Advattee.” on thew prices All eats will ht. Char.f.l ., / Ihe Fapte a... totter press. • So TrldolvertiF.34l.,litli roc-ived from I.zents al.mti. except at 25 per cent. advance on'thote Is.4peelal a2reentent 'with Ibe publisher. u.trrlales 2.. , eit❑t s. e.teb. Deaths areanpaniedwith no- rev,t te,‘ t (It enures. ne.rbartre. 111,,nottel , s.'trseent those, of a rrlizious character rind r.turat forint punter... 46 grill he:eh:trend r.4its for any 1111 , 0* of linos under 10. Over lU lines, 4 Cetitit per line t,l4}tittnal., or:ay.:dials or 'fleetin g . not or a gen cral nr pithlicchar• actor.lharged at 4 rents per line for eacit i I I sett lon. .1 f rititate calcultitiona ,we state titan :UM lino arthe a coluatn-104 line , a halt' column—and lilt lines a. rtirteerolutnit. tt,titt.t anr4F Itt.st,ecolutan—,447(ta .011tuitt 7 and 7:ltt a quarter .. All ever 'each agnate, rhargoti at tin• rate of a rents par line, for nun time, 0114 Keents her ISug for.t itrtat ' V must confine their - alvelltisitte. to their own AaVIIVICS for others. tetic4f Eral Et tore. eir..-4r6,un! Ita.inessativertttatner•te. PLUMBING. PLUM/1131NC AND CA 8.41.11 i INC Estisbiiihmnnt. .• ~. MAE/U.7 sgr.tßE rurrsruz,4 PW.- The undersigned lwapsctfullY. • . •\.. infno: the 1.1 isena of 'Pellet ~.'.. „..-', rills and vicinity. that having , - , . t -,,, - . purchased 'the IV Idagiinle ~,r,,t . ~. ',' ,A ,r).;:? , }. t•ibliAlloptiott.f Ilenity Dick- If ' . '• :,.,,,:-..-' .2' inson, and attarbed It 41, his ,h i r ..:,...... • ' '., • Gq.t-PtttinghturnesSrovilViero. .i' . ^' , c after carry on both branches, '7O • ~' ' v and hopes, by ',irk,' attrition ; Ai t. . to hnsine.s—keeping alwayS,on ' • " :hand a large and well selected , f • ' . <7> . stock, epipinying compete n t ” •'.' L.. nnAlaufth and doing work at : only 1.111 it ru.ivi t in!, prices—tn re . --•- 1 "1. 3M","11,,, s eeder a portion of the public • ,_ ,t. ~.1 ' 7 77. / t' • patronage. .. -7 : , .!' -' 1f.'.1,"(5. , •:',.inif , ..* , lifs stork will donated of Wa fird.'— ,e ter Clo!-ets, Iron. Copp.'r and 1..;...,‘ i",„ ~, ~. Lead Bath Tubs. P6rerlain and c "Copper Wash I :;tsitis. Iron and, Load. Sluts' lrydnents. Paiement Plugs. Brass Cocks for LA and cold water... Punt and leather lioire fats pate. ' iiihnts. Minch Pipe. and Couplings for pav'entents, Iron and Lead Pipe of all .Jars. ihneFixtinas of:ever:Y*lnd. embracing a full a ssortnn.nt of Chandeliers. Pendants. tirasket N. &It,: Ilte. ai.: 17.14U11 tact angi (yr the ;Nei quality if materials. and ;or the latest and thost - approved pat : terns. ' . ' 1/. 1 .,N1EL D. NiOItY.TON. April 14'51' '. .. .4 IT, . . ' ' ' EDUCATIONAL PIANO TEACHING. Olt, 1) Ileyer, iit.;:tuist , vivre iustrin , :- 1 ~ fl,, ~r, the Pinno,Forte and 31elode- I or. ti, l'otrcrille'n44 neighboring towns. t 'Venn: , 1 , 04 , ru1e. &may att Wkw office. second' doog btlot! /w 1... t rottim Potfi.illie. . , [July 11.14. 25 , k; - --- . 1 -• - ).: - .-. - _ — _ -- r. _ - . NAZARETH HALL,i Nazar h, Northampton County, Pa. r I 111 3d.1 nnual . Session of tkits ln '..tituion for young cou;ni 4 olictl on the 4th Snot. pOiCatl4ll. toruiNeti h t • , • nor. EUWAlikill ItEICIIEL /1 ,10. 1,Yd. 'August 31.'2u) . , WESLEYIkN FENIALE'dOLLECE, • Wilrtlingtots,_ Delan'aic. r 1 41 11 IS INSTI. : 11a.1018, ichar,teie(l. II •with full I.l4.i:fate timers to gntottliplothi. nod coo ho (1,:icooll to moot thodetiiands of Lib. era* tectonic Education. expause has been spared to make It Litre( Class I NO if utiwa, . . ! A FULL 110ARD - OF INSTRUCTION JR regularly mouloyed, aft lali lig a {titles for aul eiletidN &Rd . tßot , , tub edura lob. such aR eau only le had th the best in n:I:11,10W. • The Co 111;ialy Tear rentmeneei ... , EPTUMBEIt Ist. 1837.'. . ' ' , .. Catalogues may be had by 11'1+11114)1g ;of the Prod. ,I,.nt. L c •,womial or r.r al,i'!Clonnrlai:•AgeM, T. J. TII , OIPSOX. • . ' • (Jule 25,'1 ao.em -,, - • r INSURANCE. • MINERS' ILIFE INSInti,NCE ANN TRUST CO., • Pottsville, Penna.! ( - 2`...1)1 , I TA Lsl 00 .000 - t ' H.A. II TE R 14 kPE T UAL. r1)11IS ' Company, c,harted b rey the 1. 1, . e.tiziaturt. of l',.ninsylvaiiht.aith X capitAl of 'One, 11,11.1 red Thousand liellars. Is now fully 'organized, and 1,1., comeuiced 1 , 4'41100 1 . The CIiTIII4IIY I la. prepared to re,:eive in 'iniys and other pri, erty 14 litaat, and .allnir i. In t,reat o all Moneys deposited in trust at the' rate of .t ode per rent por anima: prin , ipal and interest pay.hte, on dogma id... ,For rates of Pren.i M tunt, on Life Insurance, s'.u. the p inted - Tables'inipplied tit the °oe of the Com i l ethy, eel tre stra..,t. Pot tai ille. three tha,rit-aeuth of the Ezetiange lintel. i JAO 11l liu.yrzt.ml ell. jr.. l'ret't • tr,o.a.parox &un- Secrfidry gad Trolimigr. Aprill,'S4 .. 4 . .'L 13 it ; . ANTHRACITE TNSIJRANCE COMPANY. Autlidirized.c.pitsiz. 5A,00.009. _ f. lIIAIVI'EIt l'Eßl'El'll AL---t)tfice, 1 • i Nr9l 1 W.tiout •HtreoteLetween riaa u 0 Fourth \ .e.. 114,. Plliil3.letpliht. 1111.3 ootnteiny wilt Insult, haul net ) - ,, s or daifinge ho Finn. Ituil.litigs. Furniture- unit Nler eh ith'ile,e 4M:entity. nth , . Nrkitn Y. I:, :41: RA:NCL',OTI..XoShOitt. I' Irgoeil natl. Frpiiststs. I.si.avu I.4ist;RAN9t to :111 parts of the Utlion..l 1:11LOTOE.h:, . ' U. Luttior. ' , • 13aTi. , Pierson. 3 . ,..33h it u.1..nr1e , 1. ...It6erh 31.1xfteld. ' .I'oter nilgor. Ur tied. N. Echest, John ti. Illackletori, ' 13. 114uiulutt. Samuel I. Ito; hettnet. ‘V In; F. 13e4u. p. LutiiEn, PreJident. , . ,Wn. F, IntAN. rice President'. W. M. Smith. s.lfrtary. . i . Ire-P. 1). Lertan ILIA Ift.en mitpointra ar.ent'f4 .the o.p..•ronitiany•lii g,hitylkill c”utity.tl/whoui p , !rpous 1.....i , 1ng - limurannt MU apply. ' n , : ' . .160-ary I.'J7 f,April S. Nil 11-J ' I.- -. BrATEI MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. 1 4 1 01J1C1'1 . 1 ANNUAL STAIENIENT i - 11 , 6 'l5. I .. , f.l: . • : ' .1....41.. 1 114 Int. 1663, • [' • 1358418 70 " I.: .11 NVIOIII and Intorted tite...pmrd year. utnttiml depart • med. I • • $1111.648 _.02 il4 Next itsable itt.oatue. {l4 run l'rendutut. S4.ck Itepnrnet 40,16t2 720 . • '5 • % , ..17.0..55.6 56 , . , 1., *,.:%. -ix pen' , I".ig, eltil ni isslon F. re-, '', ..-,,,....——..-... i n. 4 rn la ,--. lel kl.t liar titil artln en t , fni.sotl :..3 . ". tt , Ruck. •. 0 " 27,01 liki ' . li/111112781 ..11419. 1111 1 r1'..11 . 11 , 9. 1. t 061( and other .• 1 i 4 WKt 1 4 . 3 1, 1 1 H. ' . 172.115 72 kilts rare;raldr, • ; IS7AKIS Sa • 1.....,11 on lund and In Lauda of i ' . gen't • ti,j , . . INAS 59 * ' . , ----7-=-- 279,704 16 1 l'..r Firlor Inland Iluninince.n* In '; 1 , i . I 11. JUILNSTON. --Irmit. • J ul's sl !i,. P5:O - ., 11 '2F-ly:. --• I ' INRENINITY. 'l l lll2l Franklin' Fire Ittstiranu(3 tl4 11+114021i oilier; Ng, t053..4 Cliranut j five r'filth st reel. , ' t . • tonLcrottat • • •• ' 11 It tirtkirin, tetr \ . ...Argo: • ro t. trt, . I Monier/4 B. LewSA t T K. Rorie, • rant. Darl.l S. Jitnen. ./ H. ?to Ith. Merrls t ter onn. m.ll, I tl.ttrattre. pertnattlut or iitllitt.4 •••• rii•l3l.n et pt.-p..1.1y. in town land 'country.. at at. are eon.l.tent With security. • Th.; biro tr-intioll a lario eptilinp•nt Puna.. y , :! . .),1,..pn i i heir C . .ipit al and l'rctuttatuk. ettel3 insetted, ' • ' f preteetion to the itteurt.o trine... their in- TAtiott ai ?hey 1/are pin! unaards ntr .110/.011 id",) 411 / . 1 , Jr, , , ,o11..,0•1 fitallr•r+. 10..5e,.. by b. 4.1• y •r•Ii•• 4 et' iairii.re t the atiaantattex of It. go- tlac , t ; as weft the 111.1Itty. , litteeition to meet, with Urt•tbusspill • • NCIZI:it, President.' 010.0. ilutotaa. Secret to'..' The ttabortiber h now:Anted tatteot fir !het/1.14 mofitiono,l Inoittutio o. awl ir, !tow pret.and to netke Irr etttlette s tin *leg dean Int ion ot`proptety. at t h, rater, • D1:1:5% Agent. Jan. 11. 1851 • 2-If LIFE INSURANCE. r1 1 11F; Girard' Life lusuratAre, Annuity I :tad 'Croat Cutupatiy of Ploladriphia. Ware. No. I.C I- indauut alneet t the flret , door I oat of the CuatOut. 11, use. • • . l%' 1 hl r.11,1;01,1.0V- 2 01A PE TUA L. itt • oue to atone I .1 osur.snoes ottilet on the most favor. .»Lolut, I u. elnz paid uti end 111T4led-toCoiPle'`ultb 1 . , :e tel , atttataittiy ItKroutingt reaarvcd. (bird.. Otter! , r•-rf•VI Fl•OUrity lo tholumurod. It ' fr . onuma , , may ho yearly, hal(ycariy •or l ',.“""Luao . r 1,1 a 11..tava periodical3y to the Insuran '',TW.... to. i.iot hou Eli. appropriated in Decent her. . Tait. 4,1 ttt- , e 1 It otit.t In Inazoanbor. 18411* amount tl ''' l "'""..f eZet r.a) tretrvery AKIO Insured wader at eat. la. malting kit arhleh will be piti# to. 1 , 1 i; 1 ..e•ra1.. a rialm. Itisteit.l of orittin. ILy Inaurtal.tlienrctobiat,t,antot nt tif.sl,237s(''lben''xt :1 o a:./ to $1.212 for ee'ery ft1;1.100: 'the , ithore the aline Pr •petioneecotoli n; to the aniount and time nf s' eollac till tt viltitene make an anornice.of naoreiben ' , torn rite net atlntne without 'novena 'l • %Laarausi :In 1111;14 41 i John A. Rrown, arm • ' • D.,Rannor. 01,1 • Yr•sol.k Ilrerlatat' It ft, • • /srge• riler. • Till Y.,l.:Er. .1 . 'ono it. Latimer, • Wizartoli I V. , 'John rt. tit cline til,kof rates an4Aiiplaniati'e..., -%:71 Itoneati•tn wet further infointiteWre.e he had / '..TII•IIIAS 01114'117n Preddetii, .1 /vat.. Irt 'tare. ' •11 _„,•• , d r, , o'a. (the' acoat f. , r• the 2tl)nve. Company ntieetratr, and eriti'ottreot Insuraorra. and ' - ""*.inforuuttioai kik stubjeit; tr iv v.. u OANNAN, 11-1(0 HAPIDIUMPS. 11 ' windows, ohnibbery, etoy, 0 tibmr weer totv* bucket to wondro cote 17 B. DANA:AN. o LISII MEM Zip Adverlisssii eipti set 1 . 4 Istrger (me fan usual lOU be charged 60 per oen4 advance op otir 'velar roam .4." 8.. ALLEN,. • 7 lux& BSou rms, Philadelphia. DEALERS OILS. Julie . . , 011,81;b1Lt!! :011,S!!! HOQCSON =& KEAN, Wharves, phitaba., General Commission Merchants; and Dealers in WHALE AND STERN OIL FOR -NISING '• , ANI). iI,ECIIANICAI., PORPOsES. , . 5rpt.•22,'55 - • •• UM' • W ER . OY 'CO ,, OtAL:118 1% .1 .011.1., SOAP, CANDLES, sto. • . \To. 4 . 0 sou th ; watee. street, below Maaket. Philadelphia! . Sperm. lard: Elephant. Whale. Tanners' and jn er y oil.,Sperm and Adarnaralme thindlre. Saniubl T. . Idilier Salesman: Philadelphia. January L . !SI 'l-ly . _ SCHUYLKILL COUNTY WILL' SAYE. MONEY i BY PURCHASING 44;-4,!! : -D,..1480 :.... TYND ‘it- :. &,-.':MITCHLI,3 • 707 Cliestaut,Bl., above Seventh, 11 PHILADELPHIA. •• Import the greatest 1 varlety NEWAIEAUTIFUL'WkRES which they wilt sell In quantities to suitthe wants 6f thq FARMER AND CITIZEN, WHOLESALE PRICES. Septc . .mber 13. 67 =UM MOORE &. WILLIAMS,. Genera. Commission. Merchants, . . AND. 11EALERS • , . •• MINERS'. - SUPPLIES‘ • . I 'III". 54'5. Water etreet, Phlladelpklai. The subscriber having been' aslociated with the cea trade and wining operations gowning, for several yea . are, preporedto supply orders for all articles routina,in to mining purposeictit the, lowest rates. Ishii rare an. despairli 0w ntociecinupeLs.a tife_following.artirles:. 011a...6'perm,•: I Safety Latups, Thornley's relebrate ', • ;Solos.. I Fuses Oulu, Belling, Blephrint, Blasting Paper, Washers, • jilleached, Slope Chains. Pacing, • • Racked, :Hopes, all alzes, 'Bor., • Lard, • Blastingand ot. ROOM, {ticking, Ponders, ' Greasing, Wire 11 ,-, pc • • SomP. • Linseed. Tor and tMteh. Candles, &c.. &e. • f itErrimarcts : llodgkon k Keen,. 7, B. A.• k 8. Alldn. Ckhkrltoi Mine , Cow herintir EPV. and John Thonkloy. Phll4- 2 , 1e1ph14: llnn. W. Don/AMA:Dn. Wm. C. W. Pitman. W. tin) 41. r. Esq..b. P. Brown, and 'L. P. ktronk Wn).!l.9laren, Esq...lll9ersrilto; and 7..1 Conner. A141120(1: , (January 1;...7 Schuyllta- Fire & !Urine INSURANCE' COMPANY. ' : C11"/"P,ottise17.1.11e• ..f.') ' ,' , ,----- Office in Sillyman'S kuilding, itabantongo st... 2 doors above Citntre at., Po' tsville, Pa. CAPITAL AUTIIORIZEJI BY LAW, $200.000. . . . CHARTERFPERP_ETUAL.", ~...____ 1 . :Thin Company . obtainikt Its Charter at the last Senn on of the Lo4-latu o'or Fyilm+ylvanin. and is nnir fully, or ganized and prepcia to, Law Polleten. at 114era1 ra be, on lire and - inland rklta. on Public and Dritatallu Id- I ngs, Ptirnit ure.".'itocks of Goods and 31orehtindlzii t, all . . kinds. Also on Coal Dreakent and Maittinery: Inlan d I an. ra net. on Canal llnato and 'Liming. by ILinals and Illy rg; also on 'La rgona of Cial In Ph itadelphill,;;Now York ,+ I t !moo.. Lc. Thin Cmnpany. guarantees to adj ust all It Sea prompt H% and thereby hnpe -to merit the patrona” el the puiilia. - . I I ' I • i • -•'`- • ' Is. • Direciilrev - 1 sAAIVET. EILLP.MAN.I i. J. 11. ADAM. - ' t . WILLIAM 7111)DTIMPli..1r. .11 11l N D. PET n F.ll'l' • 'JAC , )II ItITNTZINiItIIt,•.4. JOHN HEED LICKS Ii.EQILOI: LAMER, I . .T. E IGIt A REF. I W. F. StIITII.I , 11.11. HUNTZINDF.II 'ROBERT M. PAIMER.I. GEM:GE 3. If EH it.l I SAMn:i. AILLYM AN .I.resltin t. • V. P: PillTlf...inereiiry and Heneral'Agent. 1 . • Pottrrille. - Jannare 1 la 1.1 TRANSPORTATIO - h . C7HICTIiriaMCII-21-s ACCOMMODATIQN SIN AITHE • 14ND4ItSIGNED RAVI i made arr:tngotuonts in 6 conjunction with ,right. o itru4imr. Yn.. (0 run n rctrular line or FEOM PHILADELPHIA TO READING. '3 . • • I POTTST/ILLE, .• I And all Intermediate Itstnts. we art. now nrend • receive prae for all the above plaice. Rod our] t o, attention will be givett to ship gdoda with prom too • and despatch. l • 1 • • We solicit a share of patronage from merchant a oth,,s. who may have goods to forwent for that; ti ot. the country. I I Schwelt tee 'at, Co.,' .. ' ' Nc) 65 North Wharve, blow Vino ,St eel , , • ,•. LtOtINTS :'; . ; . I 1174, Pfilladeiphia.'.- ... • • . ILIP Atha in fir, Reading. ~ j g lianas * Bao., Pit 1e.: 2 ; ~ ' 27-t July 4. '57 • SCHUYLKI a' FI"ICE of tht. ettar-eldr.tlie thr3oite Coa) art fed 1);, a. fullowx, until Cu ROX Yo Philadelphia. ." Spring Nlllll, " Conollahorscen, " Plymouth ;Nun, " Ncirriman.vo. • , 5:94.x8; 21; " J'ort Kouti.dy, t ails. Fom).. " rawlinFpirm,. Pnrt Pretalence, " Itoyeef Ford, " Pottstownitapdi " Port Untop, " " IG•mllug, Althotine'#, " Ilemburj " U tripitniig L n 3 •• The charm); will be allowance f9rlwitied. twe9ty•five by ordif of th/ March Yt. 1.7 12-1 PHICAn" 141LAD'A a )FFIOE of "the rates of Fret( thi.Coittpatiy4 will until Turthof notpv Td Richinonil; • .!" ;Mane, Nie.tiollf • " Oersaautioru " Faits of ,s:huyil !' Mausyulik, " SpriuK 31111 P? ' 0 Cemskodricken mouth Ita llroa . 4 . p 'Donee, " N - orristolir dor nr " Yort krg ." "-Ittiyq(iVord,• potb4ow,n. bnuteaarillt, r' nirdae o + " Ilytweei! Rei " ! 4 (olinvel 'I N . " Ibunborg, " Orwlobur. By 0r44,0f )(arch itATES OF )N aril A nntiffirthe witt Del p . . . . OryltimdfijCunf tlonery . B.o.lut.C.n.ritet : tuamaglirs. t' t Mnitt. klah. 04s. ke ..tu v Itsm . D: . Cu for; Vprrifer a jigOrpr, ' t hettirnrOrt tonimarvertes.l4lnp I limik. Ilarlw4 e, 111,1,111, TrliCorevKar:., :1 , 44t1wr, AlAilil 0y,0p1ur5.0014K.1,15,.• . te. 1:, GA t.,u. Coftov. 0 rt. n,ilnririn.l.ruit ~;r - • i x - 14....A.N4*. Sp keg. Cke. :SAM:Pr:Mt 24c.nx.Fug,4r. AV I Ay : 4c., ' , Cmmus, Viiv Dcle 11, 0 tlAnO r MO none; Pitch A I:I a Tar, t,Scs:ap ;r o3 4 l lgittr ; ',kid ,Lurabar, A . ' _,. ~. .. , 1 Bricks. Coke, Ca " Icoad,'ClaY, u *IV, I ;Ica IrrnaO.aa. Llaurstoas, litartrur,A; TrTi;r4o4.:Al# w ~sale T.Ja I!, 4, Roar, per luirril 1 , ... ' 4 . . . ' . • : - . . - • ‘• i , ' - • ' . . •• • 1 -i . ~ I • : . . • ;i • - r - i , • : 1A.... seemeftwommlnamni...c.••••••••,l. 0.11.••••••••••••••••••••••*, _ --- , '*; . r rri..... ' --.- 4' -- l'' --- • ' ,--• • •••• •• . f ; • r ••• ~ :,•• . r . ~ , .... , ~,, RAII • I ' )1 ' .- 1 - • - • . ... .1 , .: ~, :.; , .- 'Z . :' : //".•'.-.:. -.- ' i-' '•j - , ,1,:, ...::::. - ~.. 't • . . r R - ..•, ... . ..._ • . • ..,,.., :.;,4..1 .. ..,. 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' - - -- ' n ' 1 . .' ' i ' S '''' , ties of** Stmt., aati ' !loop I • •.; . : . ; ' • - ' WILL TEACH - YOII 7 . FIENDS THIC DOWELS OP-THE EARTH, AND BRING DllT'lpaiitt nit CATERS'S OF WOUNTAINS;IINiLLS WDICII ww..Grvz illfllllCilli TO oft!s;H.LNDS AND SIIDIECT ALL maim, T o Goa v a t J . 7D 'S fotJiablag. %las • Waal ' . - J utAatrs*--Dr . .folaseit.- -' _ I.": - . gums:Hoe Oar wort lc' k'as --.,--..1..._. 1 . 1 i tarawl out la the el - i r . '' ' f . .ED ..EVERY 'SATUItD2VY-MORNINt, 'BY' BENJAMIN ' BANNAN, P - olv.r . sviLLE, - . , SCIIIIYLKItL• COUNTY !PENN L SYLVANIk .. ~. ~, atrtlloktro . rteirt2l!llea. : '. - f - • BOOK' 11 . . , , . . .. ..,, ~ „ _. , Books bound In erv• tufo II.: .: 7 ;• • ' . '. -'' :" .. . : ' I . _ i:. i - •1, ...- ' *oar ; . ' SATURDAY MORNING; : OCTO'BERI7 - 1857 ', ..,'. , .., . •... - . . i' 1 SEE 111A3USON] 1 . 3011 N W. WIJI,LI ANIS. t NAVICATI Sehuyl. N •p lcijn t A , TOLL vlgatl Nary) so'of CARE and Idr In the Scbnylkill S. then notice: • .n of 2240 Dag. leo fi e 1. and no rii4rge t II be made for any diet germ, . Y. FICA EY,' , . . ',READING RAI the Phihitia: & 9 -Philat leithi7i, Mar', and Tolls on Cool t • as follows, frosts 16th' 1. Co.. !rcb, • 1— ri 1 .5 . ,0 ISO 175 ; so-• ;1.75 6,6 1 1 . 11 75 ; ' , ; 1..5 111 1 80 . 1 1 75 1 ,16011'75 1 65 1 10 a4' 1!Ir. 1155 I 150 :tt4s: 4 so 145 1 641 1 46 145 I'4o , 1 401 1 36j 1 t I az 130 ' I 1 r. 0, 11 1 25 1 1 20.1'16 I 1 10 1 10 1 I I ' 1.10 1 1.) a 1,36 , 1 + 1 40 I^_ol 20 1 1 15 1 16 1 1 06 1.05 In ' g and or Mann-vet k H. Ski LIM!: ftEADIRC RAiL RO %mom 51ERCIIklibIZE PER ?tARCEI i t, 11 notietr, the following tiottit oft r 100 you EMIG MEDICINAL LET the world • know 'the { • Nature in Macy to *an, has amply ' provdeil Curative Agents in the Veirtable ifaanical iCiuriant, without the 'use of De/devious 'were! litaisontii • . lIRt. D. S. SPA[t6 . 3--Office is it the earner et Centre 4 East Market Sheets, Pottsrille. Costal:Ohm and ♦ioe grant. i • • [Angina 1;417 31-ly _ INCONS' ItATHKRION. . AVE YOU Used. Lyons' Kathaiion . . 0 0 f t ?r e t w h i e ,r l i rp a r i t ia il . b, p therarinotintt•ilett.ititt:jelfloet, Oreyar% d hands: Th e ka rt fi t t ' alX (oily beneficial Arl e y after a inildnera of twelve years. Yours truly. • • It. L. ATWATRR. • ' No. 58 Warren Street, Ne* Yolk. Also. Lyon? Extrirt of Pare Jamaica Gluier. for dye. • psla and general nervous debility; dm. can be bad at - C. VARLETS Perla:dere and Variety Stare,CentreStreet.Potterille , October 2.11. 1558 • 'll-If 018.5. W. RPI'IBG, Wholesale and Retail I. sainst serocl C:flamncetiertE S. E. Corner Centre and Norwegian Etc, ((Opp Ho tel,) • POTIP/SpILEE, PENNA. p The subscriber. having taken possession of the' bons, fort:aerie .occupied by Itlra. B. M. ileatty, hat. couveried the same into fir Drug and - Apothecary Stores ,- 1 such as be thinks will prove satisfactory to all purchasers. and reepectlicily rails the at. ton t lon of his friends and She public to Isis choice stock. lie his taken great care In the *election of his Drugs. 3ledirlues, end can therefore cheerfully leonnucend etch and every one as brlno • ' P 11.11? AND:PIe.ADULTPR.AfeI).• • Re Is determined to give his undivided personal at tention to his business. at all hours of the day and night when required; belleyhag that the JUCCVSIand reputation of phys••ciana as well as the ineulunide fires of their pa tients depends Ina great measure on the care of the Apothecary and the quality of his drugs and mixtures; I. and be feels confident that Vitus:msg. when obtained at tbe expense ot7. virtue and health, eill not be the only it with his customers: when once MS reputatioh 'he a caret ul and retunetent Apothecary.ahaf be satisfae that!, established: . • Thia reputation beta determined fo build up. with the assistance of a share of the nubile - patronage—a fair pro. portion of which ,is guarantsed 'to bite by numerous friends. Independently of that which be bnpeslo obtain by chute attention to business and St.rlet attention' ill raising prescrlptions which may affect the health and lirPabr his mistomets. Deception in the preparing and compounding of med icines for ruthless speculation he will never resort to. though it is notoriously true that such.a dangerous de. c'ent ion Is much Mora extensivery and successfully pear : tired ity druedists than ran be rustily hnapinetl. . CAlnfident of obtaining a name and rank amongst the first eat his retempomt Vs. he only asks attention to prove his will to serve. and his ability to satisfy tae most et acting. iFir-Patroni may with eonfidence rely urn the . prompt and fa , thtul ex , ution of their orders, sent by *, mail or otherwise. pi s. W. tilqi )141. DauG,lsT • CMIXIT. S. B. (2rnir of o.atre and Nortocimm Ms. /44fsm7/s. Potsrille. June 21: 'MI 25-1 y g9R . t3;199999g ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW. RESD THIS-QLD_ 4ND YOUNG! PROPESSOJ WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, 115. nritinubt; the most wend...riot discovery of this agiof progress. for, it will restore. pcnnannently, gray hair to its original color, covet the ben of the bald with,a most, luxuriant growth remoro nt once all dandruff and4teb.- tog., etire all scrofula. and other. euthueows eruptions. such .as scald head. etc. It will cure. as if by magic, noicatts or periodical headaehe make the hair soft, glos sy: and wavy. and preserve thf. color perfectly, and the hair from tailing. to extreme hl age. The following is from a Ol d member .of the . medkal profession: . ST. PAUL, January 1; 1655. - ; PR-WE:Rifle 0. J. WOOD— . . • bras str:linsoliclted• I send you this certifieate.— ,Aftai being.Mearly bald fora long time,and ring - tried all the halrirestoratisus extant, and baring no faith In a n y. d wakindured, On hearing of”nrs to give It a trial. I plaid myteif in the hands of a barber. and bad my bead rubbed with a good Miff brush, and the Resters tireMen appilid and well rubbed A. tl/1 the scalp Was el.lots This 1 reheated - eTery morning. and in three weeks the youitg heir appeared and grew rapidly' from August last till the present time, and Is pow thick, black and latome.=-sft and pltasant to the tench L whereat', before. it was harsh and wiry. what little there was of ft, and that little wet; diwppearlng Tory rapidly. I still use Your RestOrative stout taller a,week. end shall soon bare a stexxl and perfect crop of lialri Now, I bad read of Mos-. things 'andwho' has not bet have not seen hitherto any rase otters any person's hair wee , really lemetited l,y soy of the hair tonic-kr.. of the day; and It wally. fires me 1 insure to record the result of my ex perhmce." 1 hare recommended Your preparation to otlnYs and It already has a large and 'general sale throughotti the'rerrilory. The people here know Its ef .fecta. and hare confidence In it. The suttcly you sent u .. as wh , .loalen.4ents "for the Territory, 'Free:wry CY hausted. and daily Inquiries arer. Made for It. Yolk de serv,i credit foryour discovery: and I, for one; return you lay thanks for the benefit it has done me, for I . ; cer tainly had despaired long ago of ever effecting any inch .result. ' Yours, hastily. . . J. W. BOND, `Finn knead & BeiTey, Dragestw, - St. Paul [From' the Edlitor the'Real Eitato Advertiser.] .• lios'rox,27 School Street, Mtirdi 1855 Dr.t.a tins :-Bating become prematurely quite pray, I pad induced, some eta weeks 'dace, to make a trial' of Your It es b.ra ire. - I hav %wed less tha w tivo bottles, but the gray hake have all disappeared t.and although my' hair-has not fully attained Its original - color, yet ,the procesutof change In gradually going ‘4l, and I am .in grenChopeal that in a short Nme my hair will. he as dark as :ft.rinerly: I have Man been- much gratified at the healthy Inolitnre And vigor of the hair, which before ',via harsh and dry, and it ham erased to come oat as tbr merly. , Despectfully yours. D. C. M. RUPP. Profesgor Wood . . : : , • CARLYLL. 1111nolx, June 19.184'5,, have 'Used Pmfessor 'Wood's Hair Restorative. and briveittilmtred Its trtmderfal effort, My hair was breom les, 'as I tbotight, prematurely gray, but by the use of his 4 . itrateral ire," R has resumed Rs original color, and I have no doubt, permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE, .1 1 • EttSenator.Gaited States. . C. & CO, Proprietors. :112 Broadway. N. Y., • and 114 Market street. St. Louts, Illissonri Bold In Pot tftellio by .7.C. C:lloghes, B.Bandersortatnd Henry Saylor . ; Taman use--11.4. Fry : tr'ettnylkill llasen— Dr. K. Chichester, and by all respectable Bru l ,Tists esFyy. where. Feb. 21, 'Si . 8-1 y . Impqtant.,,Discovery.i' , - I CONSUMPTION, 37 4 AND ALL 113 ; DIERAIROVP THE LONGS ASP THROAT a ARE positively - curable hy, inhalation, 37 which conveys the remedies to the eavit lea in the ill .. lungs throneh the air passages. arid cam Inglis direct em it • t act with the disease. neutralizes the tubercbler matter; 11 11 allays the cough, causes r free , and easy expectoration,. tl twat, the lungs. purities the blond. Inverts 'renewer!. Ti• tality to the.nerveas system. giving that tone and eller -3 • o e RY so Indispensable for the restoration of health. To he athlete state confidently that Consumption IF CO . Ct. by inhalation. iv to me a enure° of unalloyed pi . ran 1t to as Much:undo the control of medical trealmort ' I see. any other formidable disease; ninety out of every hun dred cases can be cored in the first stare. and fifty %per cent. in the second; but lu the third stage it is {meow •i• trible to Rave more than five per cent.. for the lunge are IP. cut up by the disease as to hid definite° to , medical shill. Eton, however. In the last stages. inhslatlen af fords extraordinary relief to •..the eutTering 'attending this fearful "scourge,. which annually destroy* idnety eve thousand persons In the United States Monet and a correct calculation shows that of the present pegrelation . - Of the earth.. eighty ,milittut up desilued to ell the ri Consumptive's grave. •• . , , . , ,•j! . i ' truly the quiver of detitir his no tirroW Itri• Wet as ',..t Consumption. In all ages Ithas been the great Overfill U of ifir.lbrit sparse neither age ner sex. bit sweeps oil "-',,,, alike the brave, the beautiful. the gnieefuL and the Lb gifted. By the help or that Supreme Being, from villein ea cornett; every goal and perfect gift, tam enabled to offer ee to the *filleted a permanent .'and speedy cure in Omt -50 sumptionThe first cause of toUreles ix' from ' impure 55 blood, and the immediate effect. produced by their de. 5 `porillion In the lungs, le to prevent 'the free adods-Con Art of sir Into the air cells, which causes a weakened vital!. 5 5 ' ;ty through the entiresydem. Then surely it is more imtiontil to eapeet greater good from WietHeiner entering 35 Itheravitles of the lungs than from those administered :through theostronach t the patient will always find the SO :longs free and the breathing easy utter Inhaling rMno. 30 , 'dire,' The*, inhalation is a local remedy , neveirtheleis it , 34 actarrousittutionally. and wish•esompower wareertahs. ' BO j ty" th en reinedica administer - 4 14 - the 76' 20 I prove tterpowerfal and demet•intinence of this mode of 20 i ; immlotstritlen: etdoroform inhale& will entirely destroy 16 ; sensibility in a few inientes, paralyzing theentire nee 26 t sons system, so that a limb pay be amputated without" "03' t 'the slighteut petit t inb,allng the ordinary burning gas OPI will destroy Mr in a few lumrs. ' . . ' ! The inhalation 'Of 1030101114 ill rouse the•erstem 03 1 when fainting or, apparently-dcad._Zhe odor of 'many 05 jof the Medicines to pet replibio in the shin a few Mu- I Mei after being inhaled:4nd may be immediatelydeteN• • I rd in the blued. A. coitincin,e proof of the' conetitt , 1 Banal effects of inhthitinn. Is the fare that sickness is 'y_ 1 always pr t Il ilbrthi° lt air :lil Ihtflrtid'etatproprr2,esenlpepixt .W. and imiliinusly admi' stered through the lungs. 1 should - I pr.( duce the happiest results? Miring bighteen years' 57, ; practice.. many therreands. oufferhig, tram • /these es of tight o, ' he lunge and throat, have been under my,eire, - end 1 ; Ibis% effeeted many remarkable Purer. erten after the ~ ~1; nuferers had been remounted in the last stagee, which • , Z s r , t , telly attisfles rue that consumption is no longer a %Aril ;;•:. A .'. disease. NI) , trpn t tont of consumption is Migi nal. and ' E "funded on long exPericere arid a thorough inrestlear, i „._ lion.- Mv perfect arquaintatice'vilth the nature ofitt '4-',''c ~ he'reles, tee. at enibles eto distrnigtileh t readily, the va...i i . ~ Aires forms of 4115eUge that stgrulate ceniamption',. amt; 23 ' , ' I'PPIY the proper refeedles rarely being mistaken' eien:i lo a single seer. 'This tamillarity In conneetten with ' ' • .c ertain Pethologiell and ederoaropie dieeeverie4 enables „,„ me to MUM!' the tunes ;rem tit e ff ects of rnidracted the blond, kaput to '' "; i t t fi llett C'4lol ; 4l4° 7/ I M ar l e r t , b g e iv i l h" ng :Cla ir :1; 1 11nd tone to %twenties i . .71ied l icit.re with full direellnne seat toasty pert of Lb. l• " Culled StAtoit arut Catradae by - pattenta cotomenkatiow their syniptouraby tatter. But theme would bei meek ; • cerMin V the pationtehould pay me a Tlip,lrbichWolikt I give ma en apprtunity to examine Use longs. and ens, - , Us Ms to tweamribe with much' greater eertatuty, and • then theatre could be altnitattlitiont toreeetot the patient again. • - - 41. IV. ORAII ,All Tit. D.. (0,4 1131 , Pigged slost, (ent NE Veil Weed. reSsiii,il • ; . ,- .! , -I': , -•,,;: APHILADJELPRLII, I*.- 7 June IN, '57 [March- 21, - '67JaSte] v, -20.- .. , . 4 r • MANUFACTURES. .-'J POR _. T eLVIRRI fitpIY4MAPIO 11 ' spades Looalrideles, • The tettrituige of the pablie a reepecthill3 poi felted. laututry - 10:'37 ' - 2-tf • -• ' PIRTHUFre ' flag Carts and Jars. LARGE a ssortment 'of 'Cans and' Jai" fir preseritng fresh 'Plicate, have just been. rereired. and for SI la l by ' f July 28, 7,7 • -Nearly opposite the ?diners' kmB,, Sfplik,LS !- smQvgkt HE SUBSCRIBERS would call the; attentinn of Operstnrs and others In their superior art He of coal and sand shovels. Elam/els made to order; either extra heavy or light, as anir be desired: Works in Coal street.. . • •, J.43PARES. Pottsville. August 8 .' 57 , I , 3241 W - THATCH'S Double Action Forcing ana ER luctionPumpa. FPHESE Pumps, froUf expOrience,are acknowledged to be supeafai to any in - nee. They are ilea cheap arid.dorable. For vale by. C.V. 4.:4111T8R. Proprietor of the Iteghi for Sang:ill comfy. Pottsville. November IS. ; 4617 WILLIAIVISPQRT PLANING MILL • • I nnurest gee - Sunbury & Erie Itai'lroad and the Canal, (Opp-sotto the Furnace, Williatnspert,,Penna.) GEO. S. BANGER.kCO}, sak: and fetal( liatersand Manufacturers of white and yellow pine :lowing ncerdeMels. doom. tdinds. shut , (era, aiding, wood mouldings- de. ;Jig and xerolleswing, rati f y and plain. All descriptions of turning and planing done.with promptness. and in the best manner. ' • reb-7 ~ : • - " 6.1 y 1 EXTENSIVE FA YARQ, Atansilaienigotit Pa. 71 HE subscriber is Orejiared; at.his old tow, to Amidst' all kinds of, materials' in his line; far-building purposes—rtaln - :and ornamental. Ile Iha rites partiettler.attontlon to the **nib Stonesand Monu ments of Itis manufacture. Theisen be hid In • every. variety of style, and will eompare , ,fartirably, In -beauty and finish, with any obtained eisitithertt. axtd n offered at rioeper r at es : JOIIN Ti 1.A.N0. • Juee /3. 'OT • 23.1:6; ~ NEW UPHOLSTERER"firam the' City. Kt r 111 E• subscriber would moat - respect,- . frilly inform th e . babitants of ,rotisrllr. and Ti e n y, that be has coin. incid hIR tontines" on Centre A i street, opprWde Ife• ry prOssang's Fur. - Rerr. - ••• ' - - niture Were Hoods, Where he is re nuts} to receive all a. 'dem in the Up. k Z. . holstering line. - N . B{—bid. work te.. ... mired' et thAthortist notice. : All tinier& thankfully re ,eired and promptly attended toi 13Y.0. BERN Cf. - nefrrenee—Fizgar Ortassano, C. P. Horrremr. • August I. 'bi 31-3m5 . - • VULCANIZED RUBBER HOSE, . . 'Fbr LTydiunti a Locomotives, iirel c aginu, and other • P` 44 T•HIS HOSE has, great' 'advantages over leather, as It unisisi, no oiling, is perfectly t ght. will Maud a very high'degres of bear without in. jury. and Is m•t alir,cled by the severest cold. It cau be had of any mire from inch; to 9 inches inside dime. ter—larger Muss made teorder. iAlso, Couplings. Branch Plpes..te For sale by •B. Mittsitille. May 23. E 21- No'46. To t bal Operators and a-ichaylkill COW". ity , Dlerohatata. MOKING TOBACCO, by Steam m l ower-- , ooth a i dn‘, at:tiain burg. Smoking. Tobae eo an•l Segar Manufartoiy. on hind and ready Wt aaln. No barrels'sweet t4enetill Snniktng Totaren. 2'.)0,000 Half Spanish *grata. 200 OW FiXe3, Spanish Segars.; loom seed and Extra Salad , . Orders thankfully writ' and - pn raptly attended to. Terms easy.• • MA.UT ANN MCiYER. • . Hamburg. Barka County. Pa. Sept-5.'57 • 36-tf MAUCH CHUNK Wire Rdp.e ManufaCtory, Zgarssearel,. Manufacturer of Wire Dope: int Inclined planes. shifts, slnpea.:4e, would , infant the 011ie that he is now pre pared to make . ' • ALL A:I.NA% LENGTHS ,eI..N.D RIMS OF Pie T. AND ROVWD :MORE, ' . At thishortest notice, of superior quality. and on the. most liberal term*. at his irirelEape rectory, Manch Chtenki,!Corbon Co., Pa. Iteference call be made to Masses. E. A. Douglas,' 1). Cortrlght and , A.ll. Broadhead; at Mauch Chunk.: to N. Patterion,Bummit 11111. tOngarpe, Leiscoring it Co., TU. more. Luzerne county, Pa.. and in fact. isearlyoll•theop craters in the Iteglowwho have been top% his ripe& August 8 .'67 -- `3249 - . , • r CARRIAGE FAC TORY. REMOVED. • riSHE" ',lin.dersigncEL respectfully ern ' biace Ibis oppertunityef Inferming _ the public ittet.they hsferesdovedthpir . , ezteuilve Carriage Fnetriry,,l)*En Rena - Chunk street. where they hate been . ..mom?' Morethe late tire,lfr ffrefrlfeWArritif and commodious building,, in Morris' Adding'', on the old site. where they arc,prepared to turn outICAEICIAOES EQUAL TO' flit: BEST IN TUE STATE slid Seedy to. accommodate th,tr customers and all those .who may favor them with their patronage. An entire new. and well selected Meek of naterltdx and the same 'old hands will enable them to do work whilh In elegance . and durability cannot be AU rpniwnd. They will continue to attend to business hereafter as helbre;with determination to give general sallarac . t ion t> All Orders will receive prompt attention. e4-liepairing dope at , the shortest notice. July 18. '37 '.19'.1y • -Astuarre BUNKUM RD. •POTTSVIL.LE• ' Middle ' nd alsarnenerreansetnel ory. REREwrrit. , , invite your especial attention to my very eitansive stock of R;Ady :trade Sufdisry, Rilint3l, 04/nix ate.. ethbrarlng the largest variety of etyleaand qualities ever offered for gate in this county, and'at prices that' will compare refutably with those of any other house to the trade. (faring been, for muse ream pact, t" ' t„,, in the habit' of 'Purchasing my. e litAlt k tr . Few Me:trial dtietty for Cksh, I find myself now In the 'session of advantages from thLi rause not enjoy y the trade generally, and feet Oult I cart, with rontidence,mlicit the trade of all classes of diadem.: and my.arrangetnentg for-the coming , ma son!, trade are based upon teen a forger aament of Lusi.„ ,seas than I hare hiders, dais; you can therefore rely upon ending at my establishment everything that Is re quired in my line. • • Orders by malt are'respectfully solicited, and the goods sent warranted to give satisfaction, both as to price and' quality •„ Lzrzrot WOIIELSDORIT, . • Opposite Episcopal March, Centreatreet, Pottirale. March j. 1857 • 1G617 130LOIRONi HOOVER: Whelesslp and Retail DFADER in Stoves, Ranges, Iteetera. Tin Ware,ltolimi Wait, 'Wt. tante Ware, Braga Were. Frond! Watt, and Cutiety, Range hollers, Tiortalde Rankte,Ges Oren.. Summer Eurnate.4c.,...te.,tne eyed to tile termer ' , took - of Stonlit a' Thad,' of new pat terns of Kitetteri - Itangee of which he can , give the highest reolimmendation.: t-••.. Ile rails parllcnlsr attention Wills new style of Tien. ter whir-hate Is confident will make the best Bestir that lime ever been used in Ibis part of the ! eountri,'Xiso,, - variety . or , new patterns or Cooking, Psitor: end fall Stoves. lie calls particular attention to his sliest -iron -Parlor "Stove, it Is an Improvement on the Histerbsth, , which he Is confidenf Is the'best store in use. fie has olio the largest stock of the above articles (too owner otts to mention,) that tum s ,eyer been ofifercerin this part' of this country lie Invites{his friends and customers • to esti and examine for ithemselros. feeling confident that he can suit them in Anality and price; ho ,pattern himself that he has had much experience In his ' of business, theretbre he! fuelcconfidant that be Cannot be surpassed in quality or cheapness.' arA-Rmfing and Spouting' and All- kind of jobbing done at the shortest untie-et.. C4ntre street. beluessaiwr Markel, west sick, it;ltreslte, )larch 21, '57 I TO 'CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. LUMBER MANUFACTyRiric COM b rANY • rdvh — HAW. oo hand",at t e r esten,hre est* Ishruent, on Rath-mid street, a great ghantlty of lumber of every kind, slid description. which they: ens supply to Operators, Carpenters and Buildcrsl at loner rates than it can be bought elsewhere. TheYl are also ready to supply, through - the means Mille& ostensive business. pad la. Ler saving ,machines,..maitufactured articles In thgar line Ada saving of 26 per ean.on termer cost. . • Their large workshopsharebeen In - successful opera, Mu for Moped year. Darnin out vast gtuitilltlittof , Doors, Wi g ndow Premiss, ..Pauel Work, .11.4" pests,. Bannister.,. ss e PP • „.. - • Shutters, And all Linda of, lea eiedi fineled.aelk rtirsiat Which they, have constant ron band. ;•• They are ready, forme/cute orders at the sheitealt notice. for any quantity. or quality of sawed or manufactured stuff. Dry and green Hemlock, of all hands,,for building . poses. Oak, Nipple. Poplar', chair, , plank and, scsoUlng bwdat Cherry. .Walhut. kiahwany - .. se., • far tables; work; White and 'Yellow Pine board, for flooring, raw or made to - order; White Pine , plank, 2.2%, 2. %.1 1 4, and.... 14 Inch- panel, alwaym ready a Poo, plank. %mama, ismutling, posts„shlnglas, eelllng•lath,liatt , ng. . . &get Ills of sawed staff land ererrttaing ha their lino on band Or to order, at tbe shortest notice. , , Pottsville. March '.2) 'll4, •'1 sTovgs STOVES!' STOVES! I! ',: ,pri•OOKHERVIEV,' tign of,timik Starlets* • • GEMWE 41. JeriCHTER,• - at 'tb. • OLD Sulsp n eetttre street, Pottsellte. • eppreite J.o:lltiowu's reg-Rem Is mak] eg'erringetnents ta sell bts ex i" falba aslortsumt'of ' • STOVES ' ' • lr;zgyvAttii, itotoLoVV-War.a.z, „kt cp!boiietnf!)re n!lpfrnp L elett this trrion. 1 11tn ..u mond'oruiTiL7171;;;Iitris IntlielreVihetoifflldin f hi; fo114;;Ing Is n lila . . Nst the Stoves, tggether vita, it 4 1, ntnnber and prices t ' _...'' ' ,• ' Cnnunlogli Uvulas Lik. onto kw, Klathentr, /.. tures tionl'il; to i Stephen's Egypt on/ the Idoly hind. . ~..• , . ... sa ' ( % l V ; M- Ptm4-114S. 71* 9 + ; 1, 9;with g 4— --. ' ' i Wetater's tun - Ily Encyclopedia Ed •UrettilEntrattetlgti: -.: Victor—Nos:4 and 51146t0, $12144, ''' ~ : . Ileadlore WightnitiOn an , d_. NlVolicti , " ,'' .; l'.' ' '‘' ,' ,Globe—Nos. 5, .5,7 and !1., from I,tis to $25. - . I Neneoutya cyrtopedta of illantons. • •,. .; • .. s nn to 253. ' dosephsa'a Worts, completo,Nattose editions: ..-.,-; •;., , I :! ( !irli'lete — s m ' d, "" d d i fr om '- '"-.'•' • u , In ti of Arta . idanufaettirax.and Utiles:, 1. Conoco"; or Vais--nm I, 3. and d• - ' ti re ' a c onfry 3. Plidif ClVltion—Xog. 2, 3,1 and 5. ' • Lvell's mei/onto and Paint/es of lieoiery. 2 *plc_ Seminar ft:tore-41ot Ittleheue—`Kor.'2 and . 3;frOm $2 to Labraiv of !standard Plettowembroolon units of Steen*, ' Pieltittot.SednitetklianuallUdre; Mos itottey, daps vi ra l, tiar , , , stoies pf p u, ,, llo, , i . tfutislfori; v p h c al t... ' mil, . r a t er kt,,A c „ - ; , i, ~,: • .. 1 "; - I. ' , ldle i 1 , ~ i . , •, . • toipledurttuvo ntiFel9 l l. 6o,l l# l2 - ATT. k i ,:t. . 1 ,4 P 1! ...0 : C3 : 44 . ll i ir ltl, * o r4 toixt . Op tion) titt l h . 'eta: at pr ef letei. tot i . ." 10g — from*. , fineyeln 'la of R4ligiallik Knoottlre t .' . frO g r,t 112 50.. ' Melee , taiis;;esitiplete; 2 volt. , -1 , 1 , -. 1 'I .',.,-, -- et66, l l( ' ' A l _ llai r,„ l4/ .. MI G I „ C ",;;,,„. Ifrie re d boiLlo‘ do; • mute e annon'a olotpint Catitset'idttlota at Unv'lltifisli Pore fx•.'s'i) , - (.01 — .--- po und . 3 ' - fx twirl Vdoth lit. -, - .'' ' „ 6xlin-11"43 inn rtri r l;"" I"' PC'unl 1 it i eit l rdi Nintaxtt &nails reniiii... . T ''t 'r- -,,. , The tolloartnit not or ol vOlOll,OO .011( 4 0 Zr l ~,t) ,. .r., l es tnis .. .., id lir . , Nbunint . .„, , •,--, ~, 'always be found on hand aid rettfrheop tor CA.,ltit . uutneitme_ , _. •-•.,„ , nnx Valle Cool; Ityrne'it entary U ors, C ` 4l4lMrld '' P rtf. li"i and .nn 1 ''.- ' - a 'there' 'manumit'. sneytiopedh or Ochliatent: • '!, ..., 7° lit !' Vtuld, CamPh fit , ....4 Pit l i cuppi'; beg (.trltel n„ 1 ,, , , mr, ii.. , . , ~ • ~.__ :, : - ..,, r .•,;• 104 a li)g, Fin, back 0 :of 441) *?- 144 ft * fifr ' e Arl i r ; ''' ii: ‘ t7ii rho hite:vin i Kezini, 2 s : '' b i tifi lim fMr a t Plilfr ' el"' Crilna‘D' of g r d at". ib li e." is i 'a, , "fi. if-' Ant.gtil's CWAtal 1 , 110 M gla i ,3. - 4 4t ea 1t0. 0. 71 r e lii: b 4 . 4 . pi ,„. , : to s. #,. ,rs4l . r. ,.: 1 ,... p, ,,, t . i.. , ~ . o.).,rftuni ~ ~, usilitiytoand il w ina teet . ..." biu .l d° . ,. ~,,,, , d ..... 41 1 % ., - T - .. „r Alt thastbove goixtrtbe rido At. re/tirtio • Ott*, tbr sltsbontraarn eiliams . of t u e si ta gia ri n teas daltantgiligi Pk: 04 4 0 Wog* •, • 41b °,*.• . l iVtlyas fuvoloidc - W it 1 1#1 044 ~ Je.rfig 1 1010 4 4 Tar e s#i..i . m 'pr o , *.; to ,k,.....,- 4r7ctkielL 4 . I , ~ t„ e.-3 ..,. 4 Atilrlii 4 :' . WO ":liew;"o4et:le, -- iwied - ta „ Yhe,,,,,,0p e , 14 - 0 , 1 100 7 i cetorir , • ,•,..,:. 1 iiiitei• OW oarlikate4oo;, - • ' l ' -". • HOTELS. - TAYLOR= vOLLe Haulm; 'On: tlke Old Banbury State Bo&d. • Wudiailikti of Sliberseille-4 tales 'oatmeal of tehlan,L ' 401L'i A. OTTO, Prop,*lot July min , 2e4m. • HORSE MOTEL." Cbriter airitie and Menatstoogo .Strarts, Joseph 1 1 ..reger, - Prorrieter• Entertatomenti and erct.mmedst I tins id the lbest Rind, nd every attention *lll be NM by. the boat and his at. -maned* to make guests sod travellers ecnnisetabb nozn.t I. 'O7 ; • BOOICS1,8ze• JUSTICES', FEE - SILLS. , _PRE new Justices' Fee Billkßevised Lod Conveted by the Legtdature of Ptinutyleenbi, as: printed, and ter ale by D. BANNATi. _vmrsors ANNALB,O7 . NNALS , of Philadelphia .1 Tenn,. ta_ Tanta h the (Adria" 'nine; it collection of me Joirs, anecdotes andineidentsof the city , andltstnbabi. ints,--natnerons engravings. Hem nerised edition,pute 'Ming In numberg,as 25 cents each. Suberriptione rep dyed Jit Zook mna ?.tillonery•Store 'f LITTLE DORRIT"-..Coaptet e. ICKENS 4 B_ Llit 'Novel; “LITTLE toOttitlV how earn - plate: Olean edition, 50 eta UM rst4ls Fide edition. Fro, plates..sl 60. -i 'he Fortunes eit,Olancere, LOWY' new Howl. ! :othing New, Islip by these/her of ; John 1101161a. 1 . lag:mines fee July—vis.:,Alarper'cOrsham's-stephon's, kc-,Just received, and for _ode by B. BANN AN. LIPS OT TEEEETHO.B OP JUE ETRE. GIFE of Charlotte , Bronte, authoi of JONI , Eyre &;e4 by ilts. Gantleil. 2 vole. ,reerer twreire, or th 3 Ciao of Life; by lb* author of the liar of Bedelige. 2 !vie. . • teat [Hein Egyof and Nubia: by WM: C. Prime. • duke andalaybatt; Or the dog: edited by Frank Porten ter. • 'amnion Seam APP,Uod /Su /Wiens' ait ger's@ E. he Trappers of Umliegqii . by Tho Idventuresachi lispUrationa he Honduras; by Wm: V. map and ilistrettotis—jist published and irr sale at - .B.VAPINAN'S i• , 1 . Book (mil 'Stationery &ore. A. • • EAT 1100K: ' . . • • Ork -+ he Impending UrOtts of the South; now, to meet it." by Hums Rower( Ilitrzs of I fort t angina, the son Of a Slaveholder, le one of the • tew.t. ertuswdinary publications of the der. .No work I kat has ewer emanated from the press of the North pow. • rays Slarery In/Jidda debasing and degrading character its dyes this work of Hr. Helper, whole a helper In the ..ause of Freedoni In every sense ot the word. The work ,bounds with statistics of Northern and Southern Indus: 'try; the Alert of Five and Slave Labor on the country— and It eh* shows Op the testimony. of the Fathers of the 'South. the great men of the North, the testimony otitis little, the church, and to faeLthe ivadipisillrile of the whole world againft • 'Slavery. ,Ninth .edition just revol ved, and for sale by • , • ' B. DANNAN. „ • • • NEW NARK; sr Diem)? llovarrs. ••.r IPHE AMERICAN- CrilZEN"— JL his rl4 t¢ and 'duties: by the Sight Bev. ;ohs IL Irepklne. .ThisexcelieWt work • treats . • r 7 , Ott greet variety of eubfeets.embracing. fr.', TNelteligious Duties and IllghEs of the Citityu; the Science bf!Polittes,' . Siarerv. Einsifietw. Domestic Relatiana; Social Life de.'" Price $l. . . ' vINEEDINE WITHIN" Sat anything 'pa wait to know; a useful voiutaebf universal knowWdgeoxintalte Ind over 3190 farts for the people.... Price Si 09. • . vAors ARCHITECTURE—a series of :Design's for Villas aid Cottages mimed for execution In the United States, illustratedi by 500, engravings.' Just published and Sri sale byeDBNJ. BANNAN. •Ilasth 'Fa • • . Ix. , • NE joy MUSIC! NE MUSIC MUSIC!! rg.170 HIM that giveth let -Us sing-by Alice ilairtherne. user Punts fpr Piano; No': 5., . • Melberg Mlses—iby Charles frA Mart. D. Hone s Ankle Polka—by 41. Prderson, • . • Fireniens' ich—by U. F. Waits. I . • 'The See Creeds USllol)—LOrrbe: ' High Flyer " I " , - • v 'Speedwell Schottitthe“ _-• Splvndid Waltz, 0 Splint* Quic4step,l ". ".Progress "'Ocean Herald' " Guiding Stneritedonn , i Jeunto Polia--b P. Molbergor. i - • I Leon Polka-by , iebnit Malcolm. , • I Polkiarinenbri-tby Dent -rt. ' ~ 'Americo' Quadrille Gollup—by }Unsaid. , . 1 Miceli:l. Polka—{yin: ilolibut. . i ' ''" Annie IN nrio, &Scotch ballad, sung by llem i tsfer. *Poe naindar - ' • ' / • " , , ~,,..„.. 11. ANNAN._ r MiIS.;ISIE6CIIICIK'S NEW-WORK, AlAR th ßl or E u D o . p.i - OR LesB., Sl. ,N.2 G y l i .E; by ; thel PROFESSOR ; a Isle by the autlnr e Ufdane Eyre.• !- SKETCH OF THE LIFE ANDS!, NISTRY OF TILE REV C. R. SPURGEON . ; also'bis SERMONS In 2 vols. - VIRGINIA ILI,USTRATED—Tbe adventures ut'rfirl Crayon sud blii Donning. . WILD NORTHERN SCE NIX: or, Sporting Adventurea l with tbelttheiand- the nod By , ti .IL Ilasocoond.—i Ono volume. clot b. _ll'rice $l. THINE AND . MINE. A new story of great Interest. . One Volume, clo th .. Price $L = NEW EDITIONS of all of 111101.1 MUMS WORKS. TILE ATITELINOS, (IN Ltia,Tbratt MI.. /Mi r ;Amt. fine Vol., pa yer, 60 etc - JAMES' NEW NOVEL; LEONORA ,P . ORCO. t . , Id-pal per. 60 cents.. ' - NOTHING TO WEAR. Price 50 &vitt- I THE WAIL TRAIL. nyeapLilartp Reid. 1 vol, cloth: 51 25. TUE ROMANY RYE, sequel to "Lavetsgro"—By Goitge Borrow: one vol.. paper, 50 mil. I Juet T rablished end fo r sale at R. RANNAN J aly 25, '67 30-] lkiak mock Stationery Store. New Beilb•?olgkeTs2ollieoffiraphlei. INTRODUCTORY • GEOGRAPHY. —Small'Quarfo.bil 'Pages, '2 Maps t' beautifully il lustrated. 'The workle every way adapted taithe cepa eity and wants of the young beginner. Care' has beim taken to amid everything which sheirld be reserved for the more advaneed p_upil The reattach:me only the prin cipal features delineated, hence they , can be easily nos- . died.. The lessons are copiously illuistmted With enro.i• priate eh grminms.- Fop teatime, id treating of an Isd, the subject is likistmled by a map and a picture' of 'an island. .bo of 4, Peninsula, and 41 , ° th at PhFOcit s • tures. -, 1 . w i l t ; ODE RN spHooL*7oEot-il4 . 0 PllT.—larige' Qdarto. 134,.40 maps, and now- One ustrations. Designed Ibithat'very large. clear bf pupils In our schools who wish' to learn the more Imre. tant bete of Oeography, , but have not time to--tonatitt the more elaborate treatises: Dill& book. great Hine have been taken, by copious egerciarlirto make the piffill thorimghly emendated with the maps. and timillarArith Vic.illt les. It embraces that whole subject of Oeogg t t a by , as ordinarily taught and it is a seraphic work ix J. For sale by, , ''' •f'• , ' - ' •lIENJ . BAIeNAN„; - ~L . -. : 'Agent for the Publishers. *Orestetreie inakelhers supplied at the publisher*. regular-wholesale : prices. - ', , . • ; Pottsville; June lb. '67 ACRICULTURAL AND.ARCHITEC- T_URAI,B9OKS. VESSENIRA'S tompleto Vaniier iirq s .. oFdener: _< , inTeilein Mower; Girdon Directory.. rb es ti t'a Ettf ri . ni el Gardener. • 1 'Downint's Lands:l4re Dard.reing• Vash'sgroirreloilye punier. . . Alien's r fre7dise tier Gripe: Pardee'ori the Ettrsilrberry. • Vomit! on the Item. - s Bllietes Ameriesn Frßit Grower'islsnual. Neill 's Fran, -Viewer and'Yegetable Gardener: ,: Johnsen'allictionsry di Bodoni Gardening. Blake's American Farmer. • . I i - Breek's Book of Ylosriers: - . Th2ames Varm Implements. 1 I! • ' hrdwne's Anirrirsu Poulin Yerrik . • 'Bennett's Poultry' Book.. ' • • • - ticeening's Fruits and FrititTrees of America. AmericataFrnit Ceiturlst try-Thomas. . • _. Lindley); horticulture by Dowwing. Dridgeman's Yourik Garderiir's Asfilatant.... • Downinen Ruin' ramps. • Varsx'p Arehitecture. ••• • . • Brown's Yield Book of Braman% • Llobig's Agricultural Chiphistry, , • Totisiii4i At •• • B. B A Seed and Flower More April 4, '57 • 14.; • • : - GREAT INDUCEMENTE 1.• . An Extensive VirieglEltvaild Roo ksivirry 1 ,44 +HE su ticl Itißiß beine:4l6 l roiti . 1, of tedtiVng ble large „steck of - standard in arelli4 news Books ill Sell tkettenfiet aiming: law - 4' 3 - 'Autong many otherswill be itsnad . s ; • , EtsbertiOn's Bistot kat Fork. 3 tele., !Pro. : I Russell's Medico Surope, 3 rols.,hvo. - - ~ • .S' - Bintari4i's LISTS: Stio. -1,;- -. ,;' ~ - :I , : ' Life of the Dike ef..Wellingtork,,llltutrated.i. 1 -- .. ' Chembes'a Uneyslopedls of Literature. 2 vols. . i. Chamber's luformattotifor the People. ' ' - Soott'eCommeniary on'the Bible, 3 eels. ' ''s! - Compttnemdas COmmantary on the Bible. 6 voln. •, • . Blitireth's 'Hillery of the United *totes, 6 vols.. , , . Bancroft's History of the tulted..Btatee. 0 vols.'. - - Waverly Noscas complete, in 5 yeti., tingle la tiils.. , ~ Botswell's Life of Dr: Johnson by Crofter. ! Smith's Dictionary, of Astound Slaundietttres:. I ' Appleton's Cycisspodls of IlltdraPhYs .., - - • .It ring's Lifft pf Il'ablogtoo, I yobs. _ . . Mattes eertnaticil ' rob._ IND; ,: -•-,. . 1 ; A 61106 0 .1 Com Plater Werts46 srblo. l . , t'- s .; ~ Washington ireinge lirorka,l6.lrols.•7 , s. ! .. I, •Cooper's Works, 34 to:s. - .. . Bayard Taylor's Works. 6 ,vols. . .... ; DoteVD Quixote am, Mai, Lllueiralid Wilmer.. ) . * ilitudisteiliWorld rst' Art. , '' ' • Tato og serandfather. '-,' . : Work of Itorouse Dow ... ButroU'e Natural Illatory. plate,. Aiablltt l'ijittill Boteiltanineute: ' • I ''' !-:`. "'" i . . . - • Ute ../Inanticeek inquirer. ffhefr Naomi aie bustle Mid the glittbr A ,' • • .ofiglitigiAMlli ibt• And twilight's softening sbammrk Aronudnr tieirt aro east:. „ ; Alas! Its forSitlyt Is for the lost and Foie -Dot grass4a ettimetitanf,' And their names arty on the stone I oft comet affection Was startled as a bird. . • At each tuttratetul aetton,i 7 • At each sibeentle wont In futntaino devotion . Can totttltat past stow-- Ob. the grata Is to the churchyard, - And the names are on the stone. . Bad 1 1.toT.Ibtlt:slOrP P voyaged, Across the ocean la track, A PEEP INTO A WELSH COAL MINE. I . sr Garnets rite= • ;Mining districts generally are sitiratid in the mpeg romantic and picturesque parts of the world: This is more particularly the ease in "Merrie Eng: land" and the "Land of the Leek." Thos Wales aed<the bordering'comities have ever been prowl.' nee( as.affording a, harvest to mining speculators,; who, mulelike, grope below the until and as a resort for 'the lovers, of Scenery, who ageoire the ' nirfore only. 'Mountain and valley era to one ribeethe monotonous ironstone and coal beds are 1 ti: the other; the one will praise the sparkling of t e•frad or copper ore, the other ndmires the &fist eeing of the dew-dtop upon the hardy fern, aud tbe bubbled torrent as it bullies' ou t its coon* down the Salmon Leap, - ~. ' Having paesed the green and goblen centred Obis, bordered with the trim bud ge rot black tied white thern,vith hero - and there a wild rose blossom of woodbine peeping at heaven through the green leaves, tben the soft swerd, yielding a dainty-meal to the lowing cattle and the bleating land), then the read side decked, witCisere hare ,bell and bloonung fume—there wag the logged ;mule feeding at will upon Denies; all was bright, ,was gas-; wee mild. I - Now the scene is changed to engine houses, i'dorty etriumeys, sheds, stables, cabins, bills of cost, of coke, of rubble ; piles of tough timber, broken l machinery, loose chains, and a •theusand rebut things apparently 'tottered about, rusty, , dingy, black ; and welt they wl'ht be, fift' the cokeiritle „ I and chimneys were,fonning with smoke end ap peared as though they h a d b een d o i ng se fur ages, I Ta t e f arth illlow y ln o g r a se rt r i i c o l u e s frh o lt d fi e e ra i/ tt i o n n itt l o Chroni. The clanking of chains, the screeching uolubrien. 1, - I I' ~,i ' • - •. • ted wheel', the waste steam Mowing - from the ted- I s ' sr 1 ' • I ~ FRU_ y IA! aimed. , , ler valie, and the carder; from the, pit's mou th ; , form together a,sight and sound that fittreall. con- , Of cohrse they are Nu. one coq for a mo. ceivo or toren even an idea of, if accustomed to. 111 I sea suppose otherwisi-4The. shrewd calculating "quiethostessiZee,e,, --,lhr -r :1, 1}1.1....... • ,urines t man , IC 444 , 41 k, 011117..1U17/091/ . IWO or As we exunrinedlM works, we" could - not `but , ,t bren-huotdred dollar* cm his euginetrad believe; be forcibly sum* frith the aridateit aegligenire I, 1 bandivid dollars-same" 4a bolt* tastiminu wad I and exposureof all sortie, teltiddifery in full! :on wore; and perhaps les additionel hundred or work, wheels revolving, bums oscillating, ropes t I is", d"itere on his ehail l eahies sad 'webers. hY and chains being wound and unwLund, pumps; , tie user,[ rotten Euglis iron--fnueh 0 131021 atl flowing with muddy water, all , as it were. nnheeti- 1 I his is Lee wary to send ,'his ship to sea without ed. Everything, oboe( h mine seethe to be doe. , I sing ftilli insured. Ile is not the man, not be, for work, end nothing for show, so everything is '' 1 ' Mho in'Y ai the risk of sack' a roaeeding- - wrought •of the strongest material, bpi in the • , le knows well enotigh We kind of material be is roughest way man can. put mature. together. ,As I "had' rill; ' On 0 00 sidti a now ship, painted and i the engines are never stopped but for twenty -four t ; tided outwardly, bat wh o se inner )lie , and strength hours in the week (that is from six ceeinek . on / , e knots is liable to failet env increment from the Satinday to the same boar on the Sabbath folidw• 1 :sfecti7 fastenings and quipuienti;. and on the ing,),,they ere put to revere tens fat labor; and ; thee so a host Of insti ancicompanies net only which if deranged 'throws many men out of eta. , 1 Filling, but eager and acialons to take his risks,. ploy. They are, of course, "constructed in , the , , nd wren soliciting hin t •to Insure this splendid simpiessene strongest way; sette e "tackle,"•Th.. ,1 • ew Trivet of his with their office. What wonder, deed, Is there about diem, that they are often i' 1 'rem thit this shrewd business man, knowing all- I ariven by-a WI engineer. • ' 11.; tie beforehand, should thus build, and thus fully Having viewed the mis cellaneous works, we had ' 'sum? ~ . , souTo ionvemation witti'dne - of the "top men P'l ' i Our tininess man then . knows thatiwi'may as which ultimately led to onr descent to the ''lower 11 1 'ell sale this five or ,six hundred donate in .the , regions ;" the terms were very moderate , having 1 - 1- aildin and equipments of his vessel, "The in only, to "staid something to drink." The miners iiisamat'amaPasties will Lome him at in" al low are willing to do• anything for strangers for a trt. ; 1 ; 'rate, as they donld i lif be were to put in the fie, It was suggested that we should put en a i ere Witt iron at th ...extra 'cost, and'conse "smock," which ultimately we bad no reason le ‘ aentl alto wholellma,tibt thus sated is•elear regret. , With pur new garment came a little of 1, I sin, a kinir business Win knows It, and know, 1,, the exeitement'of our situation. We •could not 1 1 *Kit/ ata al'a"filialitY• 1 - keep away the, thought, should - the rope break, or 1. During her_fhit, seentid,lhird or fourth voyage, a wheel go wrong, what-would become of us?— I it perhaps net until lateir, our finti. new ship gets Fearing lent our nerves should fail, we hanened, 1 aught in a gale pfirst one part of her Ironwork under the direction of opr new friend, to jUIMP110(0 was w,ay, then another) until her top ! mast' 'go the ffirrC, just, then about to descend; Iwo! or I . ver this sjde. Perhapelshe is at onehor,she parts three ruiners did the saute, ana in a second. the , cc eft Mi s d geen 'eater* • total wrir'lt rand So engine, like'a mighty giant lifted us all yp about I, n thr ugh a Whole eitalogue of such disasteri: four or five feet, and held us dangling overAhe 1 1 The ugderwriters foot the bills, tolerably big ones pit's mouth;, - at the cry of "bold on!" the engine): they grerally are, with the damages • liberally was reversed, and we began our, descent in egrries 1 estime ed,<and our business man finds hiaiself We "kaiak,' own there was a thrill—the egonee,, , in posseisiun of a semi profit oirer and aboye the i flesh" - crept up oniback=when W. thought of thell price of - Thit lost vaned that gels;) now rests qui at eightYlfire fathemi of space between us and is'' the holtOln of the see, f *Ca whence she wit never sine fording: The descent ire!ro being eery slow, o 1 1 coum back to trouble hin . 1 . , -I bad plenty of time to exatnibe the shaft; it was 1 Thil is no false; sk tch.- Many snd many a strong enough no doubt, but we thought It rather'il time eVert year.. Is thfsi tragedy, enacted. Even s k a k yt.6s t h e }o c h e b o a, a- mi en - ow " h ere en d"; now, 'white we write, i llf,the ship owner iD New there r ped water was pouring through to no smell' . I 'York or Boston wants cable, au the strength of extent. Having descended about thirty or forty, I. which may bring hundieds of human beast., is it fathoms, the mouth of the pit or shaft began o p.: ; price cr quality that most indnenee his selection ?, acidly, to decrease in sire, and the rope by which 1 The answer to that question can be found in we ware bold did the same, till having gene dqwn, i the Disasters " "Marine Digeste" = , mils of every newspa- I abonesixty fathoms, we could no longer discern ,: Per-. It ie a eprestion that may yet be asked. and either; we could believer, trace the rope or banal' have +be answered before a higher thrill...earthly by the light of the candle with' whtCh wet had'pro2, i tribunal; and in' that day if it be demanded of sided ourselves, till it",eppearel as fine as a jipi, l ,3 our stirewd ship owneti what has become Ift the der's thread. The further we descend, the lose; Passel - Tors or. crew,,Wise met their deaths by study we go, the oscillations Weenie gr e eter, w e i trusting to this saw leap cable, ws doubt If be swing ,frons side to eide, and, 4/mash/natty the carrmitke any better/Mply than Oitin'sr"Am II curve catching' against some prejeotion. siren' tin( la, ht thee* heePes? I • ' ' whole a lift-4ar.. very far from ,plestsani.to those ' If; r law makers ,wellild govern , legislation, enured to Sub A eatment—and )raving tall" ' so as o keep.CrutioldCnd silver at home u Abe rather mom than al( the descent, we felt, as we think a persee mi lit feel 'Were they in Mairopreei 143 ii . 1 a good san s,' we would soon fa , ssish syeoffin—a kind ofsuspension between hearten an t i &goo( article Of Iron ;at about the' same pricer earth—only not . supporlicf by ether, by Meg,' ge i rl as the inferior rimlll3ll article—but the Irish ism br gee, but by a cobweb. 4Eitlll lee ctintin , _ ,t._ et - __ - 1 --' -, s,__ to descend: Now, the echo of voices-ar k beehti sal ' "'" "'" utr r aa .b . . - a aa h a l' el ' i aY " 1 ":, t* " 1 " from below, reverberating gnats We have'peastiC las s il i a Tsisbasalva pig—"it estiqcssisirilxiedr." the superficial crust of the eartb, and bricks am) ' '-` - ' po longerrsquired'f , r support, the shaft, being cat through rock of "slaty ehale,"'its the get/too/4 have it, which is utostly the strata that , coveri i i coal.' Now the glimmer , of light is , visible,• it, be.-1, stoma more distinct, and faces ( nut so black ael you would imagine) come in view. . , NoW t thank , our irtaiii I there Is ah'eed of earl suspense, both ideal mid real ; wp pre landed, C' an aeronaut might say when his 'car had touched the earth,eitfe and sound. We are at tiro bottoU at lest. , An archway leads to a ennelderable ei.i, eavetien, Urge sough for a wageta rind hosset te • turn round;, from this the galleries, as the lessee excavations are called; emanate lite small streets : frotkeeircus; dorm eue of these •we wenttekurt to the lijaible—a, part of , the mine that bad keel einktisted. The borne were in excellent cendirl tiCp, they are of the low cob breed, as fiestadai. I led for their; situation. . Wheo Once they are takise ) down thee !mete, titter, am' brought up again,' and &teem buried below in tome instances;.of fist' we satir one hadtmen down seven and another eleven years. ilardag satisfied ouecuriesity here, we turned - back to the road or main colliery. , In-order-to save litter, no more materiel is el* nwayiban Is absolutely-neceesary. In this mine the .coal sup Is not more tharifour•test thick, (the , seas! earl ftete eighteett.inetbet to treaty teetoi sat that measurement may be aaidta be the VOW of Ilte wpritings. which prevents one walking 0: an .upright pusitien. We traversed slug this, about half a mile, when the sounder the pick tied; sledge warned tit we were' near (he' workers. ,A t tire froze this brituglit'us titmice to'whet is called) the "pail feet," ftom which coat is actuallY brought! town) hisrifiresd Seen about twenty men in him en their knees - end haunches, to full tabu, eeehi bating a lamp giving no more light:, than xis the saying ter "to render darkness wrible."... While here, lets could of, etrtraii'de • no lies than miss, setae curl oursalree, in order t,O Cite a amnia, ss It were to the visit; and, deer, residers, from ,the " - • Mlle experience we beds /OP can assure you tisk ( ' 'amittatkaa B dlata4` es -A gi sl4 oli__,, the miner's work 18 sat tat be , eueled, esusietlY PaPer iltionts us OW * girl ,;°f',4loPTlrr!,__7" yrlteis l Wiktake into ,cymalderation the Ja eger ": ail ais 4 at S 'l l l at V e '' ° W i r y . 14.1 c l o „, unn o s t enter slazt ee a Mil ineittpatleti:--datigers Alai.: at -"Tr. eonSes, '„ 3 , 111 14 Tsai l lfoilet 1 1 1 11ie, „5...5. iniaiimmi is ow e d , c iiyl meol 6 6at ia ~. the mariners; to'dlay I tit' alts -csess"ffi asa to ";;' C avi , stbek , ti a ta l 'Wu full rer tielmweittant, fir 410 Fr f 'taint:WNW al Wen* aroma young If , p . wpswe rw i r te d e,,..erestaftittirint werp•hts lois. Yet. Ittse bee l'in'extritt, tiolestrif- , , it dr ir si esSa mi ld 4 b r i t issuteit she ao rie -tes wkwtbeesiters,istliirdy,me a homer,: tried. Ds, arOitt was In "don eta , , P orte d, ,_, ' 1111 all s.parritri (600 .etettentleettrageons sleeved' God's people:— tit, a,Ltbe injury tiosta i To,, ed enraLl at hno of iho ir, euelagtdone nu Welk, we .widadvewsksPey eats atsi alattiaa '' sa r :'li I ts P, rs:piertion and mil aeleies.tli irtnsiall those baptise behind ee l .41 -•, Cittaing re" dit i ei roui nrenott olvdm rota . :•:TlMl,lnclas if .working * coal, Woe, JO? !alit' ti m ia t -- an t 4 W 44 bubo- infirosay; ~ 6 6 ~w. mash friends a 01 0 eleattd" inintestiag tn thiarass a t° l "r"f t ' ' - r - -"' unifier friends ptefirred lakfrilber illiwoW.' WUlir° taiittd hate* Ira taa" °l 'm `fa' "tear ts 'J aba' now lies laiodedgerons. stale- fissits itre a• - - sanOtiat the Men' work: be.: the p sok; drat . s he ~ , , fo ; sopoirs " or do ,,, m6if umearif i l goa, &redivided lite ellinete trader the aPil l , • at 4 ' " 1:4 " 1 " n- .4e • 6 1,3 1 a, stitxti„ e wanting tti - ,e'' ladlell alettielf°,"itibleheatsbuttltheals"lol!..s=aleirrPwhent.rtitlittrit,..e".l4 gis t*: irta tois HoL l W: rssioss taatittillt es illiste sbisb : ,Iffrolmosetrewlettsputureselms of ~,,ftelbst fell ihtnelati fide the won; *earn ( . t kWh ..... 41sitst. the conse.tvsecel or 4 *Hilt two:al ls' thalt)ift Takata° th° s a lla i i 0 kiau maielardlyterviipefie ;Fifa twee been WA.' • ''‘ Of trecla and are drawls to the it* antrum ) it , . .- :' . ottri. ST UT. 2VW/JILD C. MP= loorsedmilesimitiesk , - -- And w1)4erIII tay amp—. . I never bid totem, They did not baste to store— • I never felt a rep' ore. ' • ' They did not all their Own— But grass le in tbenehnorbysra. And their wines are on the stone: I still liMponly . tanal On bosoms I could trust, But think she lib it e I eiyrnot itennimanstbeir daft.:., net memory shoots perlerfe4, In all the mended past, But weans Woven asunder, Like atoms ip the blast. Ono little tender iniestve. • • Mialstilin and woo thee) but. . Bid toile land of shadows, Thome treasured ones have flown, And I see in yonder churchyard Their mines upon the stone., The Seasons Me be Rea me, In exquisite array— - Spring brings Da scented blossom, Summer its garish day. Itut Autumn hss no harvest . Where Death the seeds has saint. ?in! grass is In the ehurrbiard, And the names are on the stone.. Jllintng. NO. 42: that attacked to tbe.apparatus by tsbich tit 1) Atrongtoi up the shaft, and is then consigned ttie tunaktanen; aiqt that -tong night - to which ! the :coal had been inured is! terminated with'*, thritibt day, and•thei inn, hod wbieti it has besot , bidden for ages, again shines'emit. • ! • IC some dims the coal Is iliawie from the wall faceiby Madill Taber,' to the ; mouth of the shift, bat, in most tastaammt by.horifee, ender the :gilt eased a bay or 'girl carrying a lament direly.. boning., Ik is usual to have* tram-road or Mil ers": for the'rolleys trucket, o travel epee, and .it should ant be forgotten that this mode of wan. Wiss in Rea in the mining ;district many years ThbewliabfropicereabstabianPti:PlKitehemiElr:gent:seariauseiri l y t ;o may co allit m er b e a l: t ail w se l i tb int 1'6 7 l e: : Of:sieldragreall tetefflitlilengemofies,th:ont:parolmerctivetellhile:behttreeLt"frointthm:- [WI evil, thine ere ethics thet hate It In excess. This fiewdsmp Is nothing mete than what we of tbejt"d_ppertworld" call gas-Coal.. It issues_ from ' theeoaLaiilt. is mined, pee» cut lit jets like those whieb we tbaily witness in l miniature degree at. home at oar own fireside; mixing with the tit of theinicepi h scomes very explosive if not earnedofitby good Ventilation, Mines that are danger-- milieu thiTeetount are obliged to be lighted with a*cenor kid of lamp canedthe "Davy," which ptevents t e gas being ignited on the outside, but warns tke Miner of biedeigar by . the ap,paerance of the dame within the tamp should the gas be in excess. In the ordinary way, etimmon candies usedwhicb the niieen de apt-to burn when 'theishould! not, because they give more light Odra "Davy," Goad , will, however, !stilitert`the in oider Coe. rj this obSet out, they generally rank !two shafts to each untie ;.they then make a large fire in one which acting e as a flee or chimney. causes! a draft ! of :fresh sit to descend the tpposltp sbaft-aid' to pkiiade die mine. - I • ij have peoposed to illuntinate mines by gas. .0 la sametwhat singular that these dark regions shkuld be life last to reetivri the benefit of 'that id- Hildal light of which theydtre the source. Many of 'the 100 F accidepts- which now happen in the' Mind arendireetly prodhekd bj the want of light by the mi sr, and there is do Season why gauss prOtected gas lights should ; not be used place °ti t he miserable "glims" ripe employed. p'esidea Are, the miners have also to contend ' apsinet witer, but this is kept away by powerful pumps; find, however, overcomes them for a time oedisioneny, still further testing 'their 'pettenee. The strata of coal in the majority of -mines Is tiot _ea the levid nut, to a considerable degree; - , ijt theio kaws different Mocks of working are obliged lobe had resource - • !When tie frond-there wet nothing. more to bit seen, we tolt rep:irotions to ascend, *lnch bsiv-t.l inieffect I in eutoty. we Mast own there 11,6$ 41!' • dlgree of i,fraiure felt in ipalit treading the MID: rime of viol-Mina. The trigin of dad we dinifot here discuss, but ”eire4ally admitted to pir th e' result of some Wistid"ki`ifheest, that his beettlaid low duritigsome geeat change which tbe surface of the earth his been subject to in a marines age. There Is nht the lean dead _the "Present. position of the : globe hiu t heen entirely thinged with regard. to . the relent° pajama it..,bad to, the sun' in former timer. am l ea. a consequence, the surface of Ithe, S t olid ha been tiodiflidlifthtbisalteiation,eltber tUddenly tthrough the laittuief Ages - Dore' pro. the!latter.lushly • • • In all hia works there evidently - an object in Vie* by Om Creator.' Wei cannot for a moment eontempikte these mighty bullars ' nature with= lint perrplring at once that they area superb pro- Sidon fi.4 ;nail's. wants; nor could we'. bath on if.eefusinsif its value and ids coapoiffimi, have gilt.. 4... - cocit all:totter name than 'that which ithas-- "the Plael, diamond." This wise economy. of the geed Atither of nature le t great proof of .his iteollfsbitnefieepee. - ' • -! t .Pisanano. VpiGIIIIIA FOLLOW'S. Tee LEAD Thg Wheeling Iniclligeocer and Wellsburg Hei'..l aid ate vigorously end ably ' pushing %weld the fnie-bitior cause in Weetern Virginia. The.Wheel-I log I~telligenoer bariUg ifishli.bed a series of or.l ticleal showing the .pthiey of preferring white toi- Slasolaliore Ito Altialai also s. Virginia paper. re• • . - FAL Atryicieo--PWACTig* rr.--We oltp the • aietha i , '' foilowi ' r theNew• pic rpm "The Intelligences.; is wow doing more fur the. ser; antreonunend it tothe care' bil attention of matejitii advo in nceitut ;of , the State than all the t ; " political journals einabined, and in the eertaintyl 11.‘" p ract i ce f , of rebping the trundle* very few years, may "Swelit, 1311.14... , -.To many people who • cannot well {imp* the *Tut testi ,thiinders *nations 9f ex- Tis'ad nrsollith wooers's"' in suntatelos as thaws vemininicition , dxili i twirled by the Richmond f in' regard to paying Motif bills to mieltanies anti pres*W. His dootrinesarehound to prevail, at .least and tnationtliPt oven Int to total* 11l cub sad so as the dignitc of white labor and the con. defer,-the, PeYetetth This is * greivolsteirrang. mooing proeptirity'of Western Virginia are cut. I and touts to produce au invilantable„amount oi cerkeit„ . , . - inconienieoce and even distress. rimy diifist I •- to a tredesman or:median% not only oat's. Speaking etake .• I movement le. /tie ' M & a his mewl. bet soablen him in ,due come to spore, the llereldsiiyt, pay another, who io,turn,paye hie creditor; and "A similar stet/rot teelieg m ay j or t ncu p i tl y thus Many ,obtain' niter front the movement ' day in Western Viegimi; pol l. Om it 6 4 0 0 s tarts' of die trim idelitorf , ' Tryon owe tine' dollar at.d it grow with OM &mimic* of jku jivalaughe have 'the Inelinelo pay It, yaw eas your pars every eaceessive incitement giving it weight sad toward loltleAtkilttb• ProssarnOo,44llll4ll4.7i inomenteah 'iTbr w fair oni:bietesen St.'Loole 'ithisuari;:avoi Wheeling'and West ern ;Virginia. "41Fieigieri is ileidiaect to be p Free Sint., and Postwar !improbable the esseribin. or unpalatable, the fart te moistly certain that VH gists, intensely daveliolding as the appeare'sine," willypitoor its her stake or flair, souner,er' taut,' . ' hieti Penotylvtabs Will _you vote I' o sgas'Y tiblielry. Into - Os country, shut out your Sous from the , Sanded inblillone.' t - Sa •- po.reke**l;iiifio, t 4 , 94 ;Of heathen? Dud forbid that ria abeam,. =MEI AN'S - — 7--- Mil. OFFICE. oi,wit aselsor preparimi to ITINGI of Tsui theetipUest rootvOt,ei totpsr Mot It oso N uneteilkilill*llltitrilai it. " Bilis OYtaiiiitst, .. - Railroad Tickett;'"l‘ 1 Paiittr" ' - '144. 1 44 none look". • Onitiorltboki; A* • Oar Oast WOE TYPE is ley othei aloe in ibis Ise basdeemployed osperesly i Prititsr await, Ire sill 40 asie es i 0 at ems be METING th EOll,OllB 'dose - lINDERY. • attety * of style. Iriani &elm tketimo.liostrd and ruled to of rife, deeniptlap order at Atortnottee KatteecaT rartziout.--The renown whisk Xentorky rillecnen„,nave ,oltutirted . for ; proclaims and still in handling the title has become World wide, sad exalted theitttintion:and *ender orate warriors of other nations. In battle they 'hese stotod,as evil and,eolleetedoilibough the first time is action , u the i.l4eSt veterans in Barone; poet log in drat deadly ere with I:north:lg also. shot - that 'oe r (le t - 11 . trzelainsed le eilleatan, eit. 'lns nit an °Seer fall t t Nett Orleans,; , , ~ "I *hot hits in th e ght eye," replied the otbee ~. , rifleman. 1-. ttAnd I-shot hini irt:the left eye,HtWas there. . , . qthe 1 .... spina,. , . 'i ir • , Arts the bettle, ft 7.us . found that an , oditter bad been shot in both; eject. This unerring pre cision can oily be obtained by long prattle% and thorough drilling. i• ; ' . -At the first settlement of the State. the 7 wets compelled to be constantly under arms, as it were, to guard *pinta the *lid Indian and murderoait , tomahawk. As the father, so the obild grew apt,' taught in earliest infancy'. possible, to ,poke tie • ' 'ride *ad dirett its attn. As aostounitioa ,was not always convenfentfo, be ha-f, the Cathie would dole Out to his son d Certain number of catirldgimi for his ride; for eieh -of whiett be **la' twin heme.some sort of game, or get a taste of hiekcey. for every missing shot. , • , . Many years ago I was conversin g ,with my thee on the wouderfbl skill of the Retirecklans,' when be related the following anecdotes ' • "I was out in the wilds , of Kenteeky, some years before the war, one surveying expedition and had an opportnalty of studying the charlotte of the early settler' 'files' considerable length of time. ft because neeemary for me to stop a fete days eta log tavern; and to while away the time • I.took my ride and explored, the woods for game, , of which there was an abundance.. The landlord bad a little son, about ten years of age, who ae -1 eompanied me with his rile,. and &bra,* bad . "- , tremely good lock.: . one omission the fates I seemed averse to hi fpr perceiving a squirrel on • a very high branch C. tree, he aPtillb his ride' and Mated away, and wn aim* the squirrel.. The look of dismay:lei -which, he viewed f the game, I shall never forget. Dropping the butt of • his ride on the ground, be burst into' tears. In' the utmost surprise, Pinot:feed what the matter was. lie answered-- . , "Daddy'll lick me." "Lick yon! what for f" - - ellecause"l didn't hit him in the head." • - I soothed him *Hit cotirld, but the day'i plea sure was Over. On, returning to the tavern I fn-' terceded for, hintall. in , my power to ,savellui from the hickory, tint it was of no use; the ap. ,- -plication must be' made, if only for example. • 1 ' "No , no , stranger; if r lei' him o ff I break a ' standing rule of our State. Ilea never let offf, . and what i s good (or me is. good_ for hint., Us . . . . ... tousfehoot right, ,0 put npwrtieorhat!ie The hickeri 'nekirpplind. but no beget crone broken. Such traluing ar that, which was uni versal in these. parts, tells the secret of Kentucky; ride shooting._ , , fk•ff arinato Pinants.—A deeoted who Is • id- a hies. for mean), and modes of approach to Strafigera on 'religions Litubjeots, was • lately passing Over the nobiseemmon .in Brooki tyn, on the site of Port Greene, on a Sabbath', morning, when hi observed &Amoy efloiltgrotain ',oaths obvionsly•intint upon finding-Ih* own, pleasure, if, possible, on God's holy day. To op - prowth them withseproof would have been mere., ly to :excite a profane scoff; so hesautitered near• thine with a earetces air; and after mating •blea.c; mlf the'gramand, pansing.lilly for a few moots, said, in a pleasant, familiar tone t '"Buys,, I'll tell you, kstory." They gathered around ansitspeeting, and he proeended as follows: I • ,!'There waa oueeiek good Map, noted fax his, kindness and liberality, who was traveling In a lonely spot, when; he met a min 'who' ropresented himself as having suffered 'a great loss. and consequently in distress. Nick the greatest kindness he • icatiuitly drew 'out his purse. and • after ..examining: lt, • said; have .only- seven dollars with 'mu; but T think that with one *tteitar, I can get to the end of my journey,- 'end you shall 'have.the wad with that tio• handed him • the six dollars... Would. you b'it think the giggitr must barn gone off very grate . tut and eontenfid f - 11ci 'loch thing. He was -nu -bigger, hat.;'s tobberilind seeing that the good: man had still one dollar' io • bit possession,. nefdtaro. the( ht! d,ree! pistol an d shot him, ; - * •`1 The hearers:expressed, ip •their several ways, the beartiestwbboreneo it this. shocking, tarn of the itory. and; one trill Matured to: doubt the possibility I`iin,% thing so base. But_ here he . wa r 'cau g ht ; fcir :iinr - friend turned upon him with L , eharge• of similar Ind* still baser ingratitude his, own • ;person.. He reminded him of One who` emptied not a purse,,butlitt heart for - his benefit;' Who gave Wei freely - six ildjs out of seven, and retained but fine. todes derided - ta his worship;—• . "And now," aild'hii,•"yon lam so mean, you arts robbing taut: lit Mate . . rl The boys husig, their Atelde, without s word to say ; and preseetly - tire group 'dissolved, and its members stole away 'ln seperrte direction/. STOILY'Or BATTLIeneLO.--All. Soldier was woandettin, Attest We betties of the Crites.% cud . wts carried get of the Geld; he felt that his :wound, wee mortal-.-theit lifo'wes goiofly 'ebbing Eittt,to his eCtmindes who were ear.' rylethim .;:.: "Rut me down da not troublitto cairy me any forthar•;. I am , dying." They pia Mm deep end returned to the field,' k minute/ alter an after saw the Min welter- , lag in hie blood, and &skid him it he enakt do' anytbing fur him, , • "Nothing, thank you." "Shill I get jon a little the land-' hearted-baker'. ' • .• • ....,;• • thank Yaw; I antityhql!!, , `!l.a tk . are nothing I eaq do; for you Shall L , Write to your'friandA r . have hd Olinda you can Write to. But there is one thing A:W.llO5h I would /FM winch .obrigsdi fa my linapsiek! you wiU tinota-Tsetament--wilt yon open it at the ,14th- of John, and near the, end Of that ehdpter youltatiod verse that be; gins with 'Peace.' Will you read it ' The 'Meer did so, and read the werda, 'Tease I Immo with you, my peace I give Unto yoti s • not as the ,w.orld*, giteth„give I onto you. Let not yOur heart be troubled, neither let itbe afraid." wrbask you, sir," said the dying man ; ttkat toer . ice; rimloitie Id Mat Savior; pod is with me • I IrOit no mime," mud instantly ex ptivid•J:iwitthen. • . • . • FAULT FINDIJI‘L-Fbeill is a disposition °been able lu routei,to view unfavorably everything that falls'under theii notice. They seek to gain confi dence" by always differing from ethers in judg monk?, and to deprecate. what they • allow to be Worthy initsell by hinting at !tome . mistake at imperfection in the periennanee. You are too lofty or too' low in your ; tnaniters; 'you. are too frugal or toolprofuee In your expenditure; you ate too taciturn or too free, in your speech; and so of the rest. Now, guard against this tenden cy. Nothing will more conduce to your nueom-. .fortibleneis than living In the neighborhood or illmstdre, atntbeing• familiar. with discontent.— The disposition grows with . ; indulgence, , anti is low and bale hi itialf ; and if any should be ready to pride!thernselves on skill and fealty In the science,kt them' remember that the acqui sition is chop and easy; s child can deface and destroy ;; dulluees`and stupidity, which seldom leek inclination or, moans, can cavil and find fault; and everything can furnish ignbranee, and envy- with aliandle .ef reproach.--.Ret W. Pittritn 1$ TWO • Emir 100 Patirriefrifew York. ;Tribase faro 40 schlittto to 'ether einear of distress lillhkb ealatii this metropolis, we are Dh o ti tn. Imre (411.,the coining Winter searcitz aid high pease id ...bread; • The crop of *heat la a bountiful any bet there are ack Means of gettlea it to, Nr! ork. The 4atiale luso- comparatively idle,, !nodose sir derangenolet of the exofeeps tenders 'lt imposilble tb gelid 'forward the 'bided:) -stuffs, aithbut whieb-tballalaarri.eitias mini welt sr I:virtual taelineoritipleoly.aS their deem is tree the.reilrAads easy do meek to Alleviate th e di/46. - 411er ibe,lakei and genale are closed; but, they can olilY-tiarifilly tied the ease. Thus soar urn* go woodatfa barrorist tlidaspe and $lO in 1,4 1 e, 1)04 What, thee, wlUthQms loalbodyPadd on thew daililaber. for their daily l tocal, sod who. the proniure; aritbravre oat of t uoih.y,' tient? - Is Winisd'or'sartible se* wide• spread sof thgv '. l !'• i i • • !th' dolts het matter how +' be dial. • Th e -more 69f er P HI t t Yaltion is,-1/0O did he liver ~ , he el rine lips rigth: D e bi, enneot iliange the .Imare. which lire has lat, upon i the *Wild:— • The &kr-driliitilrilrel4dbacitr-.114.11i1ii14 "still, lad etelligHortonl. ' Tbenwurdia . bare. 4114)eda • •Paich - aliilliml ,41••4411 performed; 111010 01, - . ppm* lajlfa bare all been deedd, The edlati bee bean ail, 'Awl aldliii back kobl — tleideard indeed; ttr,Fleti'ditil dr time: , - ' • !• , .-1 'Acz , .$• ?;',.- . Lila to tbe BM* SO blind. '.Tie retitatadella bi Perk"Wid jib*? th* idit9 io uh t t'et Ow 1401% mei, leh when Imi man eau moth. -• • ' 1 .
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