- 'l~B OF 'ISu
_~ ~
. • N Ittriskidni°: ~- :
TWo DOLLAR 3 re auburn plyable In •ailranet—
VI SI it net n.dd. within six sionths—atol go so it
not paid within they
hats: • .
Three coplev to enevldress. till advatiec,) , • to , no
s e , , u
~d ,y• , . 00 ... . dO .• : ; - "le UO
Fitieen ‘l9 a° • d ' 'I
(41'
hors mast be Inveriably paid do 3,14
:rano., sod rant to one Addreat..
. •
.•-.' ' ro eadottwits axle Outildtv: '- . . •
, Th . y e etvat will be fdrulabed to Carriers and others
atelloo copies, ecuila on deliery. ,- .. •
rontes and &knot 'feathers supplied with the
J oon% at ia to advance. - .
~ d
Yur, lA* OP IiPOPPAMEMI. ; •
. 7 " . •
. ' it anhteribera order the dlaeontinuence ett their Wei*.
Mien. the publisher may continuo to annl Ibex until
all arres rage* are paid. - • ~...,
It anlaterilpqa nettlert or miner ke tfel.r fieWPllll
per , f.mo the °Olen to which to dirt ( JO. they are
held Perpottiltde milli they hat led''dh4' . UM. - and
11)4
‘vdf.r.,l thorn diarmatinued. , / ' --, •
It entleiorth•ot more to ottr so , i.rilthrtt totvollog
the publisher.. and the net,
'.aent, to the firmer
direction. they are hold wet (k
Sho.rotttO• ha re derided 4,
pent from the ollim, or reml e Z
called tor, is prima facia evict . j
•
•' RATES OF • VERTISiNG.
•
One square of 1.0 lines, 50 ramie for oneinsene ti rtion
me. :sub•
25
a 'vent insertiouscl. s genie each. lines o
e set e-,--subing 'tont iusertione.l2!iceutseach. Alladver
t,se•nents oyes 3 lines, for. short periods, charged as a
Avers ,
os 1. Two. rims', sta.
nree ties, • 63 ea $1 25 $3 '25 $3 00 .
'P ou r ddis,e s, a 75 215 400
four lilies, 34
•
Five linoe, • 100 1 200 ' 3 _.500
225 2'oo 4' 00 8 00.
81%
Seven .. 1 . 25' • 1 255 25 270 ' 450 700
Eioi , 0„.52 85 DO . 700
Ni ne u m ., .1 -5 2 110 ,3 On . 60 900
ALL or r tea LINEN COUNTED AS *SQUARE °state L t
sta.
One m us 1 25 , 225 350 000-1 0 00
Two sqda - es. 221 00 5. 0 0 .9 00 14 00
Throe squares. 350 • 500 750 12 00 16 00
Foul intees; 4 7'o ' 00 - POO 14 fle, . -20 00
ilarter ti 00 900 12 ,' 17 00 30 00
seel,trgerspiceforshortperksle,as peragreement.
urT dosinesl.lotleee. is each—aehompanled with an
adrertlaement.so cents each. • •
peAui ldrneett if eunVnsteeW aooesrbdrefon— R
ea o r b r s ia egeuse a u n i d n nit, D se e ratth 0 5
'ceennttss
ptrl
lne. •
• i
counted as allam.inadrertisintr.
)I,,re4,ln(sSod othsre, advertising by 'the year: with
standing advertisement , ndt eptoedfint 15
.change.a llolB
nee:wile,. charted. ncluding subscription. $l6OO.
• •,Space theopeoll) nfloor sqiiares, with c han- • •
gas led .uhscription, 20 00
e bsacap.!st t he'ratea deal gna tad above.
A irattiaemonte set in larger type than usual will be
eh .„,-,154 yr cent adrance. on thsl.B price's, cute
will be char-rd the same as letter press. •
r m .!, tivertieetnents treceived from Advertising
vatr abroad, except at 25 per cent. advance on these
prirce. unless by special agreement with the publisher.
Marriage% 21 ' cents. each. Deaths arcom panted with no.
it,. 25 cents. without.noticre. no charge. •
noticee.exceptthere of a religioue charauter
. for educational pirpotes. will be charetenl2s cents for any d -
• n umber' urn nes under 10. Over 10 lines, 4 cents Per lino
additional.
Proceedings of meeting% not of a generai or publiechar
arter. charged at 4 cents perline for each insertion.
• Co facilitate calculations we will state that 328 lines
make, a cilium n-154 lines a half coltunn7,and 72linea a _
ulrter &Memo. 2952 words make 'column—lVO. a hal -
-0111TIIII —and 739 a quarter column. All odd lilies over
each squire. 'charged at the rate of 4 cents per line, for
ono time, and a con LC per line for three times. et
' Yearly adrortirers must confine their advertising to Es
their own'buel nese,. `Agencies; for ot hers. Pale et Real Es.
t i le. amnot Included in buslneetsadvertleetnente.
. PAINTING, &C.
— 4EI4STYL :
, --- W I ND OW D --
ES S HADES.WIN D.
. 1 usT received a large and eleg nt as
'. 41 P tartntent of 'Window Shadet. nevi and latantlful de., —.
Pk nv: Irvin Ala e Geld Barderod.Bited , Landscape of Fla
t i
val, gothic de., Ae.;etteaper pha t ever,- .. •
ALSO r ' •
Piptred, Glazed and Plain Paper Fluidic of every d O , 1 01
• se r iption . For Sale by . , ~ ' BEY.. BANN AN. ",
Centre Stre4t.oppaslte Epiteopal Church.
• ittchll.' s 7 ••.. • 11-
JUST RECEIVED • • '
•
New !Styles Puiper Ha.nginga, •
~ ..
tIOgDERS, FIRE - ai - . T ; ip ,• . -::•ti . It
Ilciard Prints, Curtain Pa . :, r : .'
- . 7pi , - I *-L f 1,
per A Pieces (rout 0 rents to .• a.a'. 11 4 --' - ~ :.7 . hi
,sola t tl,
't• '4'..2 tld. which we are .uirpAred to Ay 6 1, st
Ito In
. . 5 ,,, • _
put up at Ault slut i ..o. . •
Itoitse stud Sign- Painting, Glazing, Ito.
Stained and Enamelled French and Atnerirad. double
tidal. °tumid. Sheet and Pbtte Mott, furnlabad to or- IN
der. AU 6rdcra prostptly attended to. . tit
lIIMEY k 11011 - F.N, ell
• Centre street,: door" abev'e American Haase. eh
• March 21.,'Z1T • ' 12,4 f • .
. • ---- REDUCED PRICES.. • •
' Wall W'rielp err 033.e•ezza. '.
. •
. r HE subscriber- has a large lot, of i .
y ...
very choice Pattern. of . '
% a I Paper..ultalde foe HAIN t-
I.artere. Maine Muncie. Chain-. • ~.: P A? „.,,.,,,,----'"- _..; '
bora and Public ituittliugs, which • : 1 3 °. , , - 5.:,..
he,will tell at greatly reduced,. el ct a - ' l 7
pricer.' The Sleek yr/omm. the • . 1 . •• ....., •
beret and tuunt esteemed Patterns. - Paper an cheap an 5
• cent; a l'ieee.
Nmr La the time far Banal mg, Mr inner II anglnna and
Books at • . 11. BANN AN'S
• (neap Whvinaletwf Rdnil Il'per and Nook Store.
/s4'. PAI' E It It A NGEB.S SC 1.1.'Ll ED V EBY ClIkIAI"
tterntter:llvt.'sT • : . •
INSURANCE.
ttaarsii iSiairrrEss-l• . °nista ST F , IN 11 1 511.
THE .STATE. AND MARINE INSURANCE
• Company of Penna.;
• FFI(;E7-92 Market Streetjjarris
-41 burr. P.,. .t - ritnl3Bo,ooo.dol!nts.
ruler., all the safer classes of propeity against LOSII by
. Fire. pacilit of inland Navigation and Transportation.
AMIN P. RUTHERFORD. Ptittilin
R. Wasp, Seertstary. L blowrox, Kee President.
11.1,:CN AN has been appointed Agent fel , this
Company in Schuylkill caunty, and In prepared to insure
all kinds of properly at the lowest ratos with regard to
eearity. the rat., eau be ascertained at his Ikvitstare,
Pottss LB,
It HANNAN in also Agent foil. LIFY as well an IRE
I usurance. glee. h. 49.
___—
111NERS' LIFE INSURANCE AND 1 . :
- • Pottsville, Penna.
CAPITA Lsloo ,000—C II A It TER PERPETUAL,
1 • [CIS' Company, chartered by. the
, ii
Legislature of Venunylvinia, with a capital of One
I stelani Th4lssand Mars, la now fully organized. and
•lias onninenced Lushness.
.The Cempanr. in prepared to
re,i moneys and other pro , erty in 'trust, and allow
intlerest on all mewls deposited In frog.. at the rate of
Tire pair cent. per annum; Orinclpal and interest payable
on .b want. Vor.rates of 'Premium no Life insurance,
seethe panted Tables supplied at the office of the Win.
pans. Centre *treat, Pottsville:, three doors multi) of th;
F,uhange lintel. JACOB lILINTZINGIEIIjr., Prea't.
Wr.t.t.miroa 1ii.04, Secretaig and 7'rEaSSEer, 7 .
Aprlll. '57 , 1341
- •
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE•CONPAtTE.
Antikoriled Capital, 1400,000.
PHA RYER PERPETUAL—Office,
ka , vo-itt •W %nut ,treat, between - Third and', Fourth
,•,• • 3
s streets. !Philadelphia. This Company will insure against
' lost or damage by Fire, Buildings, Furniture. and Mee.
cbandlie generally. Also MARINA Isseaaare, oniVesaele,
Corpus and Freights. Iai.IST INSURANCE to all parts of
the Union. . DIRECTORS:
D. Luther. . • Davis Pierson.
' Lewis indent-led, Joseph Maxtield„ . ,
Peter Silger. Dr. ileo..N. Eckert, .
John K.lllickiston, 11. Hammett, ' .
. . Samuel il. Itothermel , Win% E. Donn.
. , '.- D. LUTHER., President.
WY. F. DC 7f, rite Th'eft(drvit.
W, Smith, Serertary. •
.aj.P.dt. td:tnett has been appointed .pent for the
above Company In Sehuytkill county, to whom persons
desir,ing Insunmee can apply. •
]an-:.ary 1, ' BpllJ •i,4-.1
INDEMNITY
rr HE Franklin Fire Innrance Com-
L piny, or Philadelphia. °Mee, No, 1.634 Chesnut
. {steel., near Firth street.
MIECTOUS :
. _
Charles V. flancker, ..
George W. Richards,
ifholllns Hart: A , Mordecai D. Lewis,. •
Tot, las Watner, • ; ' Adolphe H. Bode,
'Min eel li rant, David 8. Drown. •
llarnh.lt. Smith, : Morris Patterson. . '
Continue to make Insurance. permanent or Dallied On
1* ery de•wript lon of property; in town and country, at
' rates n' low m, ere roneistent with security. I i ,
' The Company have reserved a large root !ogee. Fund.'
, which, with their Capital and Premiums, Irately Invested.
afford ample protection to the insured. Fine*. their ill ,
corporation. a period of 1S rears : they'have paid upward
mi l
.of one mitionr. Inc hundrid thousand doltars,l . x by,'
Ilre,theyelly at ten din g el' idence of the advantage s, I in •
suranco, ea welt as the-alillity and disposition to meet
with'protuptness, all liabilities. • ,'
CHAS. N. BANCKEIt, Prealdeu .
' , CRAM. (7. it tacatn. Secretary.
'The calracribei has°bm.n appointed agent for the above
Mentiotunl l„matjtution. and is now prellareft to rake in
Clarence. on every, description of pmpert v. al:the Muratrates.
rates. . 1 .„, ANDREW it,USS EL. Agent.
• Pot ta - ville. Jan .. . 31. 18.51 ' , 2-tf
•
THE LIVERPOOL - AND LON D ON - FIRE. AND
_LIFE INSURANCE CONPAItY.
AUTIZORIZED CAPITAL--1.2,00 0 ,00 0 , or $10.000.000
Paid up qapltal. Surplus. and Reserved Funds.
•
$4,000,000.
Neorls-.?1100.fi00 invested in this country' ,
Mobility of !he - sharehtilders unlimited.
,J .
.T . h u r p i, , , , , , , ,i tn „, e ,,r i f
i t e l 4 i m ir .,x tznt pan y.,i n New . York, fur !SiiT.;
~
The iiiiiiiimignlsl hosing been appointed Intents of the
above CoMpiany, are prepared to rerelse Applications for
Idsurouro agatnat Fire. on every' 'description nf build
' imp' and propefts.lne.tidlii: Mal breakers a tat t lin !true
tore. -. , nnectrd , With rollie.rles: All those Mirtinui rte.
rpitring Ineurance nio reanirt fully Invited to call at the
Mace where particulars will lir given; to;:ether with the
Company'. eirentir. and detailed .tateritent of the con
dition IA Oda well known nod thoroughly reliable corjW
ration. . _
, In cams the anwiiiiis of I miuraiire desired exceeds the
- riib a of .1 be Liverpool mod London. tho undersign. 4 are
au Ulm 10..1 to Mario it in other rellotile companies.
Reference in permitted to be made to the following:
gootiunlial : _.
. .
.
John Tucker, Fsg., ' John Fhippon. Ent.. -
• ,• lame. Dontilp, 1"..,41., Gen. W. Snyder. EN..
.J oh n la: White.. tini.. Ibui.Joinra 11. Campbell.
lionAcE p. sm lilt it iol II CN HY .W. 14191,6; A f isnii,
At Office of it. W. Poole, Eligitir•er, Centre Ft.:Pet tssille•
' Jan. 30:'69 . ' W. 4 1. ' .
pmr.rml
•
rr HE Ginikd fife I.4urance, .Annuity
,o
and Trust Companyf Philadelphia. Oblve."No.
11.. Chesnut street, the first door East of the Custom
Rouse.
CAPIT.IL $304 . ),(00- 1 711,11.RTER PEIIPETCAL.
.7,.mtinuo to unite I 6mm:wren on lives cn the most fsTot
ht,lntarms.
• the ,apital eln%paid up and invested. together wit
ale:._.. and ranstantly i nrreneing . ream, ed :fund, olio: .
uertod I.:ecurlty_ to the inauttid. •
The er.6niunui may be paid y early ,
. half-yearly' o
quarterly. •
riv , eumainy add Llioxoa perioditrally , to the Insure
• ea. for ilia. the h rartiou Ur. Appropriated In • December
1411. and the wend Romig in December, 1849, amours
to an addltloh 50 to every fl,OOO Insured untie
the older: polithe. looking 81.202 80 which will be pal
when' bocorne n • claim, instead of s l . oooo ll2iii
ally Wowed:Ay next oldest.omou t tost, irk; the neg.
• in .111:0 in 8 1 4:12 50 for erry 81.000: the others in th
Lute Orol"4 1 1 ,0 3 4 r , onllng to the amount and time
standing, which ollitlene anokenn forae of more th •
BO per tomt. upon the pventuins paid, without, Inman :
In; the annual premium.
.
, Thomas Ridgway, John A. Brown , • r ,
Anion Davis. D. Danner: • '
John Jay Rmltb , Fredmi , lt nmern, 4
Robert Pearsall, ;nous. telwr.
Joseph Tra car, - ,Vhit it.
Thomas P. Jamrs, Wharnm IMwls , .
Inanph I'. Bailey. John R. Mirk. /
Phamphietarontalning table of rate. apdexplanotions
to.ll of application and further litter:nation ran Im ha
at th.'oll. '.T110)1M.1 RIDOVAY, President,
Jotlll F. JAMee. Actuary..
L'EPTIot .ufiarrlberl* 'merit thr the above Pompan.
‘rhoyikill Con nt y.,and will effect insurances, an
IN all nerwmary Infoirmation on the auttlee4
tadlo. tal.2. la-Iv . . • et lIANNatt.
DRAFTB ON EUROPE. •
ABELL & SON'S DRAFTS o
eA-st , (talker House ar John & Edward
1 Cordsro7
toodost-,304 on the Ite!fast Bankin Co. Of 1
i• Always frisale. In sums from te g
ISOO•bilb
atehtit Bookstore. Pottsville. Them dm
"vs te•tta
red nz to do with the Pittenger Untie, anhe
the sat."l houses to thh, mnotry d I
• ZENJ.ILLN:i.i...I.
. •
. .
•
to take nowepa
tea vlnuthem uu
ntenttooal fraud.
'gray' Meal and Mtn to,t Eigtneer. Centre street,
ills, offers bin services to persbos requiring
anriays and first elan mapa.. : [Feb. ' 8 74y
•
ITICINSON'S
.. General Land Agency and
Surveying Office,
%OW
E CITY, MISSOURI..
4.
ng Engineer. Surxeyor, Le., will attend to surreys
Xs, mines. town plots. Se. Office with Semi. Lewis,
+, rat door below Silver Terrace, Pottsville, Pa.
9.'57 1194 .. f ,
.
, . •
E4VER • & CLAPP: Geological,
lan and Mining Enalneem Conveyancers. and
Estate Agent. , --oprwite "the Wyoming Mime,
• ECI{ANTON. Pa.
=AVM]
...'si
OHN HODGKISS, 11 fining Etigi=
I pour and Surieyor, Ceara St.. Pottaville, Pa.. at
,ntt, to E‘lurvoying and Exploring Ctial Lando. inspect
mg 'Annex. &e. Agent tor the purchaie and salvor Real
lat.% e. collmtion otrenta, &e. .
..Ml rch 22, 185li. , 12-t f.
II
i,
. McElwain, Civil and Mining
Engineer. Ashland. Pa., attonds; to Surveying and
ding MI nes, au rveyina and. Mr Wing lands. rev"-
g Town Lots. and all other bushiest , in the lina of
rOVssion. Letter address, Fountain Spring P. 0.,
ylkill County:Va. Fob. 23.1857 84y
1 Topographies] and Mining Engineer, Centreetreet,
, : vine, Pa., give, attention to aurveya and exarnina.
nt Cool Lands, to xurveys of mines requiring fpv
arAnirery. and ,to the superintendenee and entire
. de for proprietors of estatos.
bruary 2,'57 • [July 22,'5{ 27.tfj . .
GENCY--For the , Purphhse •Ondi
_LEalisf Real tetste; tiltring sod sellityg. Coen t.u4,
eltapre of Coal Linde:Mines. dre.,and collecting
tent ic—ffoni twenty yearn experteneo In the County be
hop .F t,clO•re estlefaction. Office ffisbantai)go street,
Irst- MISS. M. HILL.'
&twit 6.1857 • r 1.4.4
•
°FOUNDRY & NIACKINFAH?,r,
Port Carbon,j3cituy fatal
it tee 1.
11 I n; t ‘ lln i es N Zf E ro " ni S t l h E e l etr l ; t i n e i t l eMfi e- t
of theabovenamedestabllsbment.tosup
-twitila p u ly ck :lll orderst eam in Die toe of business—
, sod liTalt 4 ln n e- d
I °seri : l pattern. lie warrants his work to cive sath
ion. areordinglisolicltt , patronage at home and
istd. Jan:27.lSM' '
OUNDRYeam AND MACHINE SHOP,
St Car ry t ia.C.
. . NMI NOTlCkl—Th racto e business c f the late firm
~. of SNYDER k MILNES, Will 'be waft
ned by the subserlber,ld all Its various
sswirr-,,,,; ; Aram branches ot Steam En gine building, Iron
, Founder. manufacturer of all kinds of
chinery, for Honing Mile, Blast fitinates.Rallroad
.• ke. lie will alsecontinue-the Magness of 311 n
and Milne the celebrated Pine Forest Whirr AA and
vas ant/ Spohn Veins Red Ash Coals. being sole proprie
of these Collieries,' (211fOREIN IIIY.YDEit.
Mllannar 21.181' ^ if
_ ..
POTTSVILLE POLLING MILL
1 11E SUBSCRIBERS are c on-
Mr stantly manufacturing various sizes of
'", Colliers' Rails. weighing 22, '25. 28.30.32
,‘
it , 7m , Bpd ( pounds per yo rd. Also, large
7 ,Z 7777 gaits of the most, apt roved patterns,
.I
•ighing 40.3 u. 50 and GO pounds per yard. From the
perield . e of the tast—ilve years .. we feet confident. of
eking •
Rail* unsurpassed in quality by any mill in the
suntry. All business cemmunientioni Addressed to
erxra. YARDLEY dt SoA. Iron Fnetors—Pottsville. will
eet with prompt attention.. INll.Elllailbli d: CO.
I J rine 2(1. 307
MAIAGCRS
IL IHTURCT HATORE MOUE , ORE AIR PLEABITHIL4FJOkIit •
WILL TEACH YOU TO PIERCE THE, ROWELS or THE EARTH, BREW OUT THE CATIIEWS OF HOIINTAUTE, IiEFAI*WHICaIrILL OFEHSTIZXG.Tic CUR
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY TURNING, BY BENJAMIN BANNA.KPOTTSVILLE , SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA: .
L' xxxiy.
IJSINESS CARDS.
D. - L: - .DODSON, Den- %"7-- - = -- -
Met, Market Street, three doors s ilPie
1 rd. youth side. ffetteri Ile. Jan. 23, '5B • y
'e K. SMITH, Mining Engineer
d Colliery Viewer, Pottsville, ra•
4, 'SI 7.11
EPH %V. GEARY, Civil and
It Engineer. Offiee—Norreglen street, Pettis
- [January 10 '2-
W. SI-lEAFFER, Pottsville, Pa.,
tali!' the Permanent& Statir Geological Eneeel.
lands, mines, te. LOcteber 13; 'O5 41•tt
` ORGE BROWN, Mine Inspector,
dtasille. inspects Cnal lands and Mines.. Pariltis
ntion paid to 1450011'6cm. [August 1, IT 31-tf
NRY PLEAS.ANTg, Civil and
lining Engineer, POTTSVILLE. • .
Market street, north stde,between Centre and
[Angtmt B,'b7 Man
:CHARLES HERMANSADER,
' Surgeon and deeoneher,*
10 S It U B G—Opposite• the Arcadian Institute.
it 29, '6l ' 45-4
R. .SYN 0 N§, Civil, 'Apo
ANK CAR'rER, Civil rindlktin
ENRY W. POOLE, geological,
, IRON WORKS.
PALO ALT??OLLING MILL. •
rt... .
~,,' u r n i ic e , t . 4 incribers beg lepye to an.
heir friends and the public,
• generally,:that their new Bolling Mill at
is ..-. l'afo Alto is now complete. and In - full
..,.'- 11 . operation. and that they are prepared ' to
•
.rnfiti T .- itis of various rat terns. weighingfrom 22
I tbs-per yard. Also, different sixes of Bat. square and
mod - merchants' bar Iron. I .
Orders for rails or bar iron are respectfully solicited,
d sr.Jll meet with prompt attention if left either.at
o Rolling Mill, Bright A Larch ' s llardwati store.
entre street, or at their office. Bill.. Corner o Centfia
ad Market at m MX/
eta, 2d story. IdAD, LEE . CO.'
I. ' .htii. ' 1. '67 _- t_ •
TOCOPj,. OPER A
oIt TOF4 2 - &
orksMINERS.
tone r Br . :
Te subscriber r pectfully Invite the
attention of the Mutineer , community to
KRiI . U4 fR . his Boller Vorksou Railroad street. be.
azia tow the Prasenger depot, l'ottsville, Pa.,
where hi is .prepared to manufacture
BOILERS OF f.VERY DE;1111'TION.
.moite Stacks , Air Starks. Blast Pi r Oasotostars,Drift
Rollers on hand.
Being a practical mechanic and having for years deyoted
• Itnself entirely to this branch of, the business, he flat;
ers himself that work done at his establishment will
ice satisfaction to all who ;nay favor him With a ea ll.
IndlriduaLs and Companies will thadit greati3r to their ad.
ant age: to examine Ma work before engaging elsewhere.
Nov. 21, '67 4711] ; ' 3011 N T. NOBLE.
g ER Nlttkpovif 11$814 WORKS.
r: I • inrh llfttir• I,lron and Braga
Founders, respectfully inform their pa
- ."'" 11 trans. and the public generally. that they
. are fully prepared of tXie . atme ostabllEh
titent. to rflanufaettire Steam Engines of
very else; pumps, Railroad and 'Drift Care, and. every
tiler deseriptlrm of Iron and limos Castings suitable for
he Coal min - Ing or other business,on the we'd reasonable
terms. Also. Blowing, Cylinders for Blast Furnaces and
' Machine work In general. •
Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and despatrb
at the lowest prices. • All work furnished by them war•
ranted to perform well. They would solicit the custom of
those who may want articles In theirllne In this vicinity.
All orders will meet with Immediate and prom Afton.
rtbn.F. W. 111! N.
March 4.1K57 0-1 • • 11%,11.. HUB .ON
•
ASHLAND IRON WORKS. ,
• Zf' TLIE SUBSCRIBERS are now runty
prepared to furnish. at t he . .A attend Iron
4 : „,,., :"'" Works. Steam Engines aud Pumps elany
.. .- 1 .4,.,•,,, powevand capaelty.forminlng and other
...‘,7M, : 7 77 purposes, Coal Breakerahrever7sizealid
pattern now in .t 154.1. together with caininge end" forghl,o
of every descriptione. Coal and Drift Carl/Of all sizes
and pattorna. large Truck and Horse Car:kill furnished
at the shortest notice. The Subscribers iflatter the
' , elves that. Inasmuch as every member of ilie titre Is.
practical Mechanic. they will be able to furnish rfraieb
eery that will,rotnpare favorably with any in the Be.
glen. All orders directed to L. P. Gan KM At Bum.. Ash
land, Schuylkill ionuty, l'a , will receive prompt atten
tion.L. r: GARNER.•
1 .
. MICHAEL GARNER,
, .
„ JOSEPII GARNER.
A oblan d, 'Mar ln, '57 . 19
DEHAv W.MRA I O NO RKS'
ME
Subscriber Is prepared to mann
tE. a--- Tfaclnre STEAM ENGINES of any power,
*"'" l'umpent iinr capacity,and Coal any
rre
ern= of every deecription ; as well as every
"'7. other kintiof machinery need In Mines,
Dreake;e.t. Mille. Saw Mile.
Frplu the facilities poseeseed fur monetfacturlng. and
(roof long ...iperience in the business, work can be turned
out at thieestabliehment,at the very lowest prices, and
of a su tepor quality.
Pernone dealrouit of putting uP maehinery of any kind,
are invited to call and examine pattern,. and become cc.
peat DWI with prices before contracting elsewhere.
• tirdere of every kind are solicited, and strict attention
will be given to theirprompt exeentlon.
WILLIAM DEHAVEN.
)tinerevllle, December 0.1857 48-tf
-(RIIN WORIKS.
vett...we've,
'TUGS. d - JAS WfIEN respectfully Invite
the attention of the business community
to their New Machine Shop and.Fountiry
erected between Coal and Rallroadstreeta,
and fronting on Norwegian street. Where
they are prepared to execute all orders for machinery of
itrass and Iron, such as Steam Itngitionitll kinds ottlear•
log' for Rolling Mills. Grist and Sati - 31111e. Single and
• .übleadingl'uotpe.Coal ilveaken, Drift Carsollikludi
of Railroad Castings, such as Chairs for Flat and T Dail;
Frogs. Switches. &e.; 'all kinds of east and wrought Iron
'Shattin. Being practical mechanics. and having made
thedentando of the Coal Region their study foy years,
also all kiddsid Machinery In their line ot . buslneea. they
Hatter themselves that work done et their establildiment
will give satisfaction to all who may honor them with •
1%11. All orders thankfully received and prOmptlyeno.
euted,on the most reasonable terms.
• TIMM! 'WREN, JAIIES
N0v.22,44 "1 " 474 f
TRENLONT IFIRri. WORK, - r
Trenton", cillaylk natality, eases.
Tile subseriberercopectfully invite
etj 1 the attention of the huelneascontrannity
inn.lo;i4;l to their ?ipw Machine ~bop and Fottu
x
onr at dry. erected in the town' of Tremont. anti
`,""r-. under the superintendence atid manage.
ment of Dieerni. Z. Bettlorff and Philip Umbolte. where
they are prepared to execute all order. for Machinery of
Prase and Iron, such as Steam Engines of any power,
enure , of any capacity. Coal lireekerinf every deserip:
'
lion all kind" of Gearing for Dollingllille, Gr/et and
taw Mule. Drift Qtrs. and al I . kindpo &unread Canting',
ouch ac Cbaireifor Flat and T Dalls,lf mys.Bwikher. end
ill kind,. of Coot and Wroug ht Iron Shaftbura. Mr. Um.
hone beings pre' race, Meebanie:and having bed the con
lidence and experience for many yeare In the Coal Ilegitm,
persona desirous or petting etp , Itfeehinery Of any kind,
are Invited to call and cumin pour pattern. , and superior
i quality of work, and become acquainted - with pricer at
( these Work,. heron* contracting elsewhere. Indere ere,.
try kind thankfully received. and strict attention will hi
elan to their prompt execution, having nevanni 0 4 0 ,
30. 40. and no
Engine, on hand.
Jau.G, 16'4? I.ly
hem.
C. A. A A. if. SELTZER.
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MANUFACTURE&
PORT CA RBON SHOVEL FACTORY.
C:les Smith, Pr. oprl esor.
Alliindaofeoal shovels, spades, eashiddles;
The patronage of the public is respectlull3 solicited.
January 10. 51 Zit
WATER METRES. • •
THE Subscrir.haOng been autlkor
is;iby the autantaeturers of Water !dairies, will
purply all orders left with them, at their - Priers.
E. ICAUDLET
36. •
NMsvMs..Alloo" 9 6b
g PAP _CP /
t)ATENT, MAC I E- MADE Paper
Digo, to hold froml to 2c! im :I WO . for° oceri.Dr4
and others, fbt sale by E. GAItitIOUZI,
Centro street, Pottsville.
454 f
November 8:'56
WOOD'S IRON ORNAMENTS..
THE subscriber is.authorized - to re- -
. eetve orders for all kinds of Iron Yemeni, Settees,
Irs, Brackets, Collets. tc..te-taaautaatured by Ware
'a Plumy,. late Roust Wools, RidgeMenue . l'hilsdel
phis, sad will furnish them at their CI.SLI Prices—ear
rime only added. A boot of specimens can be ma at
one store, together with the prices of the dltrent art!.
elm , . • - - BIN/. HANNAN.
PACING NIAGNIN
THE subseribee hae added - a, Paging
Machine to bin Binder* and is now repared to
page Books t and number Tickets, La.. In Jam,' or moll
qUantltlest • All lambs of Blank Books printed. ruled,
paged and bound to order—and all kinds of Binding ex
ecuted at short notice. Particular attention paid to
Binding Ifamisinee, Pamphlets, La. Ii.BANNAI4.
June 6, '67 • ':41.1 Binder and Bookseller.
ACIENISIVg. MARBLE II -
antongo a t rettav I e,
THE subscriber prepared, at his old
stand, to fuildsh all hinds of materials In Mn
ene,
for ulldlng purposes—plain and ornamental. lie in.
viten part lenlar attention to the Tenth Stones and Nonni
meats of hie manufacture. They eau be had In every
ariety of atyle, and wilreompa re Amorality, lo beauty
and finish, with any obtainedolaewhere. and are offered
at. rbeaper rates. JOHN T. LANG.
June 6.
.71,7_ 21-lv
VULCANIZED RUBBER HOSE.
lbr Hydrants, LocongUiva, tire Engines, aticrother par-
I
HIS HOSE has great advantages
over leather, as It needs no olling.ll perfectly
t gX t, wilt stand a very high degree of beat without In
jury, and is not•affeeted by the severest cold. It can be
ltad of any size from %Inch to 3 indult inside diame
ter—larger 'sises made minder. Also,Coupllngs.Branch
Pipes. &r. For sale by . „ 1.1.8.414 AN.
Pottsville. May IM, 'Z . , 21-
r*.r. ctArr..
Is-1 :.h
NOTICE:
To Coal Operators and Schuylkill Conn.
ty Merchants.
MOKING TOBACCO, by Steam
S
power—COOlbs a day, at Rambling. Smoking Tobac
co and 'Segal. Manufactory. on band and reedy Ow kale.
barrels sweet scented Smoking Tobacco.
4..k00.000 Ralf Spanish Sagan.
200.000 Si ximg , Spaniph Segant: •
.
160.000 Seed anuLkixtra.Siipra. „ .
Orders thankfully received and *emptily attended to.
Terms easy. HARI - ANN MOYER.
Hamburg, Berk. County, Pa.
Sept.ls:. 'AI • " 30-tf
PIANOSJIND MELODE ONS
Of the best, nanutheturearranteg;
11 4 : 1 0R SALE 13Y THE
L. subscriber. All Pianos and Hely
deous sold by him will be warranted—if
not what they are represented, they can be returned=
All kinds of !ielodeous will be .sold at Manufacturers'
cash prices in Pottsville. hy,Whieh the .parcharets save
the Carriage and risk of transportation. Pianos will be
sold from $llO to VO less than regular city prices accoril.
ing to the value of the instrument. Those who Oster it
by =fling on us, and ruiaqming a letter of credit, can
make their own selections at the Man uttct urets. anertaii.
the prices. and we will furnish the instrument selected
at the above.rates. if there is any doubt in this mat
ter—all we have to say is—TRY CS. '
ILBANNAN.II
MAUCH CHUNK
Wire Rope Manufactory,
Nneshor 313a,sostrcl,
Manufacturin of Wire Rope, for inclined planes. shafts.
slopes. &c.. would inform the public that he IS now pre
pared to make -
ALL BINDS, LENG : TIIS AND srzE,s or rz,Al
r AND R0L71. - D ROPE.
At the shortest notice, of superior quality, And on the
most liberal terms. at his Wire Rope Factory.
Mauch Chunk, Carbon Co., Pa.! '
Reference can be made to Messrs. E. A. Cowl:0i, N. D.
Cortright and A. 11. Broadhead. at Mauch-Chunk : to N.
Patterson, Summit HIM to Sharpe. Lblsouring & Co. -
more, Luzerne county, Pa- and in fact, nearly all
craters in the Ration who have been using his
Au: t 11,17 •1 Iy-.•
7 - 7 MINIS RS - 95APETY LAMPS. '1
A Supeelor. Article.
9 ,7 11& -SUBSCRIBER luat—re
- caved from New Castle, hughttid, a lot of Day's
Safety Worltlig Limps, made under the inspection of
the-English Uoverament Agent. of the best quality
wire gauze. At.o, Gauze Covers made ready for use, for
them Lamps. These are the best Safety Lamps over in
troduced tuto lhleCounty,andareforsalewholeselesnd
retail at about the cost of Inferior Lamps. Also, IV Ire
• Gauze by the yard, and Lamp Brushes by the dozen or
iduzle. Also. the Clantiey • Lamp for 1101 MOP sad Mine
Viewers. This Lamp Is covered with a thick Plass, and
; gives an increased light whlcht is of implortiage to Mini
Viewers. C BEY.). BANN AN.
,titiir•These Lamps tan be out Into a boa filled with ex
plosive pa, and moved rapidly hackies: la and forwards
without any covering, and will not explode.
": A ugust 8, '5l" 32:
CARRIAGE, . ACTORY REMOVED.
undersigned respectfully :eni-
L.bisce this opportnnity of informing
the public that they have removed their ,
01 tellfiVe Carriagii Factory, from Mauch
Chunk 'street, where they have been .4 ` alum:' . `
since the late are,-to their held, Large and commodious
building, ialle.rds' Addition. on the old site, where
they are preipated to turn out CARRIAGES EQUAL TO
Tit E.BEST IN THE STATE and ready to accommodate
theircustomers and all Giese who may favor them wit
their patronage. An entire new and well selected. stoc
of materials and the same old bends 'will enable the
to do work width inelegance and durability cannot
surpassed.
They will continue to attend to the businesshereafter
as before, with determination to give general satisfac
tion!
413'-All orders will receive prompt attention.
&it-Repairing done at the shortest notice.
July IS '57 29-ly .ABRIGIIT k BURRUARD.
• .„PNIENT COAL SLATER. •
W_ rititCZAS. ' , Letters Patent of the
:United Staten, binning dato.tbe 24th, day of No
vember, A. IS5i, were granted to the undersigned for
".A New t end Imprinied Machine for Mating Coal,"
'NOTICE is therefore;,hereby Oren that coal operators
and others can now puichase ''ltights" to build and nee
thissald Slating Machines for counties or al ogle •collier
tea.• Parties interested In this labor-savin*,useful and
econnatiml invoitloo, can see the oSlater"la Operation
at Trerorton. Noribumbefland county, Pa. An! In
fringement, dirMtly or indirectly, of the said Patent,
will be prosecuted. to the full extent of the lawe of the
United States relating to Patents and Patentees.
JACOB GASS.
CO UGC MOWTON. J "
'reiorton, Northumberland county, Pa.
gra-A working model of the above machine may be
examined at Wm. C. Smith's Machine Works, at . Potty
vil lei For terms, tc., In Schuylkill county aly to
• CEORGE MA11.f2, ,
Po p t p tsville:
8.3 m
Robyn* ri 20, 18
' ' . PI i TTSVII / LE .- '
Saddle and arnese aanfaetary.
IHEREWITH invite your especial
Attention to my very extensive stock Of Ready Nadt,
Saddlery, Harness, °War& do.. embracing the largest
variety of itylea and qualities ever offered for sale in
this county; and at prices that UM compare fatprably
with those of any otherttonse In the trade,/ -
I l k ,
• 'laving been, for some Years-writ.
habit
_o Aiti.'
In the f purchasing my
Raw Natarialezdarireigfirraesh,
I find myself now in the posimssion •of advantagca from •
this cause not enjoyed by the trade generally,and feel
that I ran, with confidence, solicit the trade of all classes
of dealers: and my arrangements for the coming Feu.
em's trade are based upon era a larger amount of bud
wen tiou I bac% hitherto dose: you can therefore rely
upon finding at my establishment everything that la re.
quired.in -my line. •
lOrdera by' mall are respectful) y solicited, end the g oods
sent warranted to giro satisfaction, both es to price'and
1
quality
.. •. 'LEFEVER WONIELSDOIt FE.
1 I/mart& /fp!' scopatCharch, Centre - street. PbCtseille.
• i March 7.1867 10.1 y
5011.0.10014 HOOVER.
Wholeiale and Retail .
:TAEALEIt in Stoves, Ranges,
q•-s •
LiFlieitirs, Tin Ware, Hollow Ware, 141. ...,....
tants Waie. Brags Ware. French Ware. and i''..'
Cutlet'', Range hollers, Portable itanges,Gas • . ,
Ovens, Summer Ftieuece, kc.. &c., has 'added --""..
fo his termer stock of Etoies a variety of new Pat
terns 4 Kitchen Ranges of which be can give the
highest recommendation. . i
lie calls particular attention to his new style of Hen
ier which he is confident will make the best Heater that
his-ever been Used in this part of ttio _country. also, .a
variety of bow patterns of Ccukingl, Parlor, and- Hall
Stores. Its calla particular attention to bls sheet iron
,Parlor Stove, It is an improvement on the Kisterbach.
which he fa confident fa the hest stave in use. Ile has
' ape the largest stock of the above articles (too numer
true to mention,) that has ever been offered in this part
'of the country. Ile Invites his • friends and 'customers
local! and examine for theiftselves. feeling confident
that he can suit them in, quality and price ; he flatters.
himself that he has had much experience in his line of
business, therefore he feeli confident that he cannot'he
surpassed in quality or thrapness..
igritooling and Spouting and all kind ofiobbing
done at the shorteist notice. ,
(Intre street, 6 door] abase Market; limit side, Itctisriite.
lolafch 21, '67 . • l2: .
TO csmarrEas AND BUILDERS
igrmi
SCHUYLXILL BOUNTY' . LUMBER
• MANUFACTURING COMPANY I
HAT la on band at. their eaterudve .ea tablishment, on I
Railroad street, a great quantity of lumber ettivery kind
and' description:which they ran supply 10 OPeratorsi
Oarpenters add Builders. at lower..rates than' it can be,
bought elsewhere. They era also ready to supply,
through the . meana of their extenahre bnainessrand
'lsm saving machines, manuthetnred art-Wes in their line
ate saving of 2t per eent.on former coat. • - • •
Their large workaholic base bead in sucterefal opera
tion for the past yesir t tprn log t vast quantities of
'• Doors,; Window Finance, • •
- •
Sastai! . -' • • Panel-Work
Mouldings, Bed.posts,
- ~ Bann/Mura t ' •
hutteri, •
And art kinds of Trimmed, likt“ elan:end ftrieed Work,
Which they have constantly on band. They are ready
.to execute orders at, the shortest notko. for any quantity
or quality of sawed or manufactured stuff.
Dry and green Ilinntoek. Of all tlnde. for bindlitg pair;
poses. Oak, Maple. Poplar, eludr, plank and scanti •
linatitS; 0 1, 01 74{W0 1 40t- Alalfogarq“ 41.1 Of mm4o
work; IVblte and-Ye:l6i Phis boarda the Atiorin o g, raw or
ludo to' order; White Plal,phink,S. ;4, 2, 1 1 ,
and% Inch panel, alwava reedy ; alskl, plan , beams.
aininWappflim,'lsittigles, lath, ceiling lath, pall.
• dirltllla ofmtwed stuff and orerythlnft In their-Dna
on bait' or Monier, at elle shortest nulled.
l'ottsillis, }larch 20 10-
SATURDAY' MORNING,' AfRIL 3 ! 1858.
MANUFACTURES.
THE HEST STEAM '.IIIIIIP
'THIS PUMP is made of Iron; Brasi,
Bronze, or _dun Illetal`csatinga, dealgned, and ex
lens!vely need for St boats Railroad, Factory and 111-
nine Imposes. and gl es great .aattafirtion as a Boiler
Teed Pump. They a very easily 7•Pelred, and, being
Ass erplscated than a y pther Steam "awns use they
'ere much lent liable to .ct out of order. For references
and testirnonlall, with "ireNar. ruts. ke.. apply to
- LITTLEFIELD A CO., . 1
March 11.1 y • Springfield; Mast.:
SAVE OUR TIME.
READY MA I E PAPER BAGS, '
FUR, GROG RS, DRUGGISTS,
CONFECTIO z BAKERS, !e.—The Subscriber
respectfully info friends and the-Public that he
has been appointed Agent for the sale of -
Patent Machine made Paper, Beget
WANIMACTORLD ST
Messrs. John H. Leware & Co., of Philadelphia.
These Bags are of sizes and qualities of paper sttitable
for ALL PEEN:I33 who use the article, and are offered at
such prices as will at once commend them to the M
eunier.
There are many advantages In purehasdng and neing
ready made Bogs. Where no bags are used, It requires
double the quantity of paper and string topacittbe same
number of pounds, and more thne.ln putting up a pack
age.'
Where an estensifirlvaslness is dole and Bags mode
•by hand, by buying ieetify mode Bags, eme hand ran be
dispensed with. By using them, you will not only sa ve
time and money, but always hare a convenient receipts•
cle in which to put up your goods.
Wherever these Ba-e hare been Introduced, they have
given entire :offs/Mims.
Poe sale at Manufacturers' prices by ',
7 - BENJ. BANNAN,
Paper and Book Dealer and Stationer.
Centre street, opposite Episcopal Church. Pottsville.
Snit rate assortment' of W RAPPING PAPER -
way, on head. Feb. 2t.; T O
:a
' •S.D.& H. W. SMITH,
IIANCTACITIZZAS Or
Melodeons, Organ Melodeons, and Pedal flub-
Bass Harmoniums,
4511 Washington Street,Boston.
HE ATTENTION _of Clergymen,
committees. school", Lodges, he., Is Invited to the
. new Pednil lintcHass Harmoniums, made solely by the
Ilanub,cturers.
It Is arranged with two manuals or banks of Heys;
the lowest set running an ;dare higher than the other,
and may be used separately, and thus get in one ease
two distinct Instruments; or, by the Went the coupler,
the two banks of keys may be played at the mme tine
by use of the front set only. This eonneeted with the
Sub Bass, will produce the effect of a large organ. emits
sufficiently heavy to fill a house that seats from 1000 to
150 h persons.
THE ORGAN MELODEON
Is designed for parlor and private use. Tbe'eonstmse•
Mon is.rJmilir to the Church Instrument. being army
ed with two banks of Keys, and when used together, by
means of the coupler, is capable of as great volume of
power as the Church Instrument, when wed without
the Pedals.
Also, every-variety of MELODEONS for Parlor use:
Purchasers-ma/ MIT upon inetruments from our Man
ufactory, being wedeln the *oat complete ant. then
ough Manner. Having removed to the spaelmil build '
legs. All WASHINGTON EtTRIeET, we (toe re
tyor ,
Itzf ost- experienced and skillful wort Men.
short, we will promiseour customers an Instrouniot
equal if not supErior to any 51anufacteree, and guaran
tee ENTIRE AND PRRFECT SATISFACTIO4V. -
Music TrAcmma. peaneas or Coma and other, inter
ested in musical matters. are respectfully invitedte vbit
our rooms at any time and examine or. test the lustre- , 1
menta on exhibition fur sale, at their pleasiare. I
Ara Mill farther guarantee to the public as to the ex cel- I
enee of the MELODEONS AND HARMONIUMS from
our Manufactory, we beg leave to refer, by perinissieh,
to the following •
PIANO. FORTE MANUFACTURERS OF BOSTON.
Who have examined our, ,Instrumenta and will give
their opinion when called upon:
Cructremo t Soya, Bauer k Ctovrron, T. Grunt. t Co.
Wu. p„-Eugesox, liaoww it ALLEN. A. Wt LADDACo.
61.01402 Mira, WoonwaituA Illowx,Newnam. A Co.
-Melodeons If Ilarmenteame Rented.
Persons who wish to hire Melodeons and Harmoniums
with a view 01 purchasing at the end of the year, can
have the rent credited as partleyment of the purchase
money. This matter is worthy of special note, as It
enables those who desire a fair test of the instruments
befbre puribaling, to obtain it at the expense of the
manufacturers. to t extent at least of a year's rent;
'Orders from any part of the country or world, rept di
rect to the manufactory in Boston, with cash or Wiese. I
tory, reference, will be promptly attended to, and ar
faithfully executed as if the parties were present, or
employed an agent to velvet, and on as reasonable terms
Price Lists
Scroll leg, VA octave, -
Scroll leg. 5 octave,
Piano style, 5 octave: - = •
Piano style.-extra Snub, froe,tave, - • -
Piandetyle..carved leg. • V • -
atyle,2 mtit of reeds, • • - • . 150 k•
PlanoMyle.docteve, - VM
Organ Melodeon, ••• - • '•200
Organ Melodeon. extra , • - 5O
'Pedal Sub-Bass Harmonium,. - -, •'. • • 275
Letters; Certificates and notices . from the press, from
all parts of the world, may also be seen at our salesroom. Descriptive circulars sent free to any address..
S. D. k IL W. SMITH,
511 Washington Street, (Near Boylston Market.) Boston.
' June 27 '67 • • 26•tt
- EXTRAORDINARY
Cheap 3EL c• c• sa. ,
•
•
Both Water and Fire Proof.
rjr,tiE SUBSCRIBER .has been af•
pointed Agent, and is prepared to put on IL 34.
arreu k Co's.celebrated Fire and Water !'root Robfing,
—it is composed of Veit. CoMposition and Gravel—
it is more durable than either shingles, tin. alueor irop
—requires no painting, and can be put on complete at
a little aver cone•half the expense of other. roothlg.A.
The advantages of this hoofing may be summed up es
follows:
It is both WATER-TIGITT and vnrit-rnoor.
It will pot expand and contract, with beat and cold,
like metal molt.
• . One inch to the foot Is all the inclination required.
The-roof can:be walked upon without injury. ' •
It can be used for drying purposes.. •
It is of great advantage to firemen when adjoining
buildings are on fire./
It is not injuriously "affected in the hist by changes
of temperature. ..
It is adapted to every climate.
It is not affected by the jarring of machinery._
it wia bear more than double the heat of eine,
galvanised iron, without danger to the boarding beneath
it.
It is easily and quickly repaired, if injured. -
Clutters of the same material can be formed on the
roan lT
S COST IS MUCH LESS TITAN THAT OF ANY
OTHER FIRE-PROOF ROOF NOW IN UAE.
Insurance is effected at the same rate,' es cm buildings
covered with other fire-proof materials. •
Hundreds of certificate' can b.', seen at ft. Barman's
Book Store. We append moor two to show-that it is,
'no humbug:
We; the undersigried, had our Ranking -House roofed
with Warren's Fire and Water-Proottlootingabont three
years ago, and so far have bad no. reaton to doubt its of
fleecy and durability, nor regret having used It, and
should in building hereafter prefer it to env other roof !
DREXEL I CO.
Philadelphia, March 12.186 T.
PUIUMLPHIIi, JUDI
parr:. 17 1 WWII% ed p
pent by invitation, at an erperimeta with yourlmproved
Tito and Water Proof Composition Moans, oo the 21a
of Stay tut. The_o_tdeet. l voinwsa, was to alto Po
not acquainted with the lore Of the meting, an o
Willy to see it tested. I a rived oh the ground shot 1
o'clock and saw the boa yut on the rooA they to
in a rough state, the edges not Jointed. or grooved 'sod
matched. After the boards were on . they were covered .
with three layers of felt, and then by a rosUng.of Cone
position. and the whole covered with gravel..
A
•
A quantity of coinbustible material was placed Within
and at the appointed time a match was, applied.: A furl!
ous tiro soon burst from all sides of the house. and en-
related the whole building in a flame. It ;optioned to
burn for at least' three quarters of an hour. At that
stage of the tire, I felt a desire to know bow the roof
would stand If water was thrown ripon'it, and asked per
minden to trY the experiment. which wait granted, and,
I applied three or four buckets of .water an the roof
which run. off is though there was no. Ire wider or
around it: , . _
Gentlemen. my op inion is. that So far ai fire is con
cerned, It la the best kipd of a roocfrom the int that its
air tightness pretense combustion Inaseofafire int
buildlog *herd .the roof is. of your• material, the fire
would not be likely to extend to the adjoining build.
toga I bed artexample of this kind last winter, on the
4th day of January, at 4 o'el xk in the morning. A ire
broke out in a row of Brick Howes. on the south side of
Peybert St» west of 22nd street. It had a toed of your
Comiltion. and' the lire was confined to th e house
whir t ortgloated. I bare nobesitation in saying that
if it d been au ordinary roof, the whole row would
have burned down. from the fact that It was one of the
eoldest mornings we had last winter, end the wind blew
a hurricane at the time. Beybert street is north of the
Girard College trail, and at that. time of. the morning,
together with the coldness of - the_weather. made it a
Jong time before we could get lster on the buildlutt—
Notwithstanding this. we extinguished the fire without
'injury to the adjoining handbag". . . •
theme:ire recommend your rooting to the commttnity
as a superior preventretfullive olden ,• • : •
ry
Ve Noty_Tonnide., ,
SAMUEL P.TEARON,
'' • • • • CAW Exgtsetref thi Fere Department.
•
'to •
. n er n nna ou w mem o
mni be &Alibied - by Mlliug on thassiberlibii at his
EtorqbEevilisd • 1111EX , 1iANNAllmr. ' - •
. . '
: • • arrProger 404 Onkortt.
• I, o will pat no the Roolios at ;limit netice.,
Y. , e limy Establishments, Nesse beirissr,"Enullie
boasttins: le .Iti ibis Blintee,tilill it Jest the
root regal ,esit it alp peeisf[lnd no splits fallingo.
'ft 4EI salt , • •
iin.Yo4 -03 T 0 1; 4 tr4 11. :0 • o*,
ti the plt. b Is llut toe slap, -
July 4,'L7 ,
_ • • • .
===f=
At - Ontr;ier..
zits LiY . as_Taganazrna VOYMENZ.‘
With itch& heavy usd waew ;
With cheek* all erg told psihrsts:
Mtell of is began. , ' •
7 A Jakhd, weetehedSetios r•••• •,--- -
;eta! retell!. , - •
• iitateverl take or trit
.Wlietber." heverted, "IVel ia thesmiess,. •
Or lo the emir's lie!
- beetle be is Sisfilierth;
Fcr there I eeetsivste steep,
*ad. Is Statutes( tbhise ..aerth,
For-et , Ism on the deep.
ipa
e
...,
b
'litchi pitch! pitch!
We tioonder athwart the wave:" • • ;
• Toes! toes! towel • • • • • •.'
I awake, and prepare to shave;
• ihst- , -widrit whirl! whirl!
Spin brush, and lather, and ream:
To be bristly I yield.
• As the lbeastof the field' -
• Or the ex-lillighlebtarudneasar.
I gull the break neck bed,
- lint have trstotl and moil •
With polypuelike tread, ' •
. To struggle through my toilet.
• Whisted in • ensuepath; • • ' , •
I'm proetrate an the seat,
Recoiling front the hiird,tin bath,
With brdiWd and bleeding feet.
Dialed with rude knocks,
On purtnianteant or box, i
Torn by an lotikinitousnall, .
•
Pearce In the eoel salt wave
Can I douse my wearied heed. Or lever • (poll.
Those. qutreting pintos within the tottering
2, R.
.il .....
e?
- •,., - ' -
I
Podtp.
. 5 /it-length to Din cheerful beard
I come With'rekintiled eye;
I sego this welennte board,. •
-, A l4,nd there's little I,do not try:.. •
!—lurekl tomb!, '
The 'Canada' feels and - rOelis:
,- All's eatifssion sotelitterr '' ' ' '' . -'•
i Dish hfidttlea with plettett- ' 1 •
The Magog. on.. =freeness nuaeksi' '
, Receding from one's jaws, as erst
Erma Tantalus, the brav'ssaeenrst.
flee this glass of the Poet, r r
' Willett kelps up 'effort- "
4 • —nude: spat tin the rlotb;
To my infinite wratbl
Wkile the Chateau Maigaux, ,
I so bitingly clasp, • .. .
. .
To enjoy is •no go,'
for It speeds from my grasp;
'.And as If worth no than a doodle,. of vsli
Fllee out 'o*er the table my &e'en.* Champagne.
, 41 . ir.
0 . &sow rife to the topmost deck, '
. , To catch the refreshing air; '
• 'Tie little the Mast I reek,
For my motto Is 'Never care!' .
Bat herd again
I am taught with pain '
The weakness of men to realise, •
• And 'tie mine to learn, .
As I near the steam. ,
That one can't defy King .Eoins. . :.
lam towed—l am flung— . f ,
And, had,l not clung - s
.-, To the neighboring apyglamsholikr, .i_
Neer had my tongue.
These miseries suns, , •
Nor I been ten minutes older , •
Bat, shot through or over the mil; I'd been hared,
Unshriven, Uneoltlu'd, into—the next world." ,
..,C •:. , • - D'CnnitirMtßs.
political ecouomq.
TO TIIE,
PRESIDENT OP•THE UNITED STATES.
'better Fouxteentb. • -
' "MoneV—being a mere commodity—is subject to
the same laws that govern wool and cloth, coal
and iron. Why', then, should our legislators 'rho
hie themselves about its eseVeMellit , any more than
About those of turnip. or potatoes? If we nett ;
it, and aro ready to pay for it, it will come. • If
we do not need It, or have nothing with Which to
pay for it, it .will not come ; and we shell, per
haps, be better off ',without than with it." Such,
Mr. President, is the sort, of argument that, year
Sifter year, is used by gentlemeo,who hold to the
Idea that countries are to be enriched by increasing
trade with distant retitle, and sacrificing' that com
merce among ourselves, which, as you -have so
clearly seen, is the sort of "free trade'! we really
need ; by financiers who tell us 'that, gold being
t l.
one of Oar products, Its expert M as ' n toyer and
*emissary as la that of:cotton, and who k ,
ask, , with'
"Pelee! ehlutoeint, - it en Outward' outran • of the
precious metals greatly exceeding the inward one;
by Secretaries of the Treasury, who close their
oyes to the clouds that are gathering round, and
don when overtaken by, the storm, gravely tell
the ;offering millions, that "it was impossible to
forte° the present revulsion in trade ' and corn
nierne;" and generally, by all that class of middle
men, now,sci, rapidly increasing among ourtelves,
which, lives bs, preying upon the mend' pertiona
of society, and'seeks, as far as pOssible, to widen
the distance between the men who labor" to pro
dna, and depend upon the sale of their labor and
Its products; fertile. ability to feed their wives,
their childreiresiid themselves.
Such persons, Mr. Prealtientehave, as It would
seem; yet to learn that, in addition to the qualities
common to themselves and other cneutoditiesobe,
precious metals possess that other most important
one; of&being the great instrument*, provided by
the Creator, for facilitating thole exchanges of so
ciety which constitute that commerce between man
and his fellow man, by the growth of which - we
are furnished with the highest of all the evidences
of advancing civilization.. By dieiebelp ilia that
the farmer the miller, the clothier, and all other
- members Of society, are enabled to purchase for a
single cent, a portion of the' labors of thousands;
and tensor thousands, of men employed in mak
ing railroads, engines; and can, and transporting
upon them, annually, hundreds of millions of let
ters; or, far another cent, their share of the labor
_,oribe hundreds, If not thousands, of ' men who
hare, contributed to the production of .a - penny
newspaper. The' mass of small coin is thus a sa
viogfisad for labor,lbecause it facilitates meek:
don and comitinationivlngutility to billions'of
millions of minutes that would be wasted, did not'
a demand exist for them at the moment the power
to labor bad been produced. Labor being the first
ptiee , given for everything wo , value, and , being
the commodity that all can offer in exchange, the
prowess of communities in wealth and influence,
~its isethirdiresseratie of the presence; or absence,
of an. fortottedemand for the ferias, physical and
mental, of eietv'etl every pion in the community
—resulting frciokthe existence of a power on the
part of each.and !Avery other man, to offer some
thieg. valuable, in exchange for it..' it it the only
ememodity that Perishes at the instant of produc
tion,and that,' ititot then put to' use, is.; lost for : :
ever. ' • . ; J r, '
. I ,
• We ire all Mr. President, momently producing
• litbopneireiv and daily taking in the feel by whose
consumption it is produced; and that fuel is wast
ed, unless-hi product be on the , instant usefully
employed.: The most- delicate [Nits, or flowers,
may be kept for hours or days; but the force re
sulting frote the consumption or food cannot be.'
kept ? even for a-second. • That Ithe instant power
of profitable fonsumption luny be coincident with
the instant production of this' üblversal comatodi.
ty, there most be Inceseant combination, followed
by incessantidivision and subdivision; ullate%
- in tuns; followed by as ineegantreeetarosition.—
This is seen in the ease ahOve referred to, where
minims, farnace-men, =whims makers„ raggath-,
ierers,' carters, bleachers, paternsakers, railroad
and canal' men, type-makerb, compositors, press.'
- 4neii, authors,: editors,publishers, newsboys, anti
hoses of others, combine their efforts• hie the pyo-.
duetion In market pf a heap of newspapers that'
ha% at the instant of production, to be divided•off I
Intoportions suited to the wants of hundreds' of
tisonsentie •of consumers, Each of these • latter
pays a ohmic, cent—then perhaps subdividing it
among half.% dozen others, so that thereat is per-
haps no'moro 'than a chid per week; and yet, each'
obtains his phitreof the labors of all the persona
by whom it had been produced. -
• - ' • 1
' Of all the phenomena of 'society this process o f
division, composition and srecotnp4sition, is the.
. moot rediarkahle ; and yet, Mr.. President, being 41
thing of suety common, ocenrrence, it scarcely at-
tracts the slightest notice. , Newt the, .newspaper
above referred to, partitioned off into squares, each
representing its portion ofthe labor of one of the
. parsons who had eontribrited tethewotk, ltwOuldl
be found: to be resolved into six, eight, or perhaps
ten thountrut pieces, of various sires, small and
great, the termer representhig the' men who had
mined and smelted the ores of.which the types and I
, presses bad been composed, and the latter the men 1
and boys by WtOm the distribution bad been made
Numerous as are thee* little scraps of bateau ef
fort, they are; nevertheless, all oombiad In every'
sheet s :and everyvnemlier of tha,coutmuttity nub ,
'for the trivial sum of fifty' cents per annum, -enjoy
the 'advantage of; the information therein eon-,
tabled, and as' fully as be could do bad it tQlt_
' collected for himself alone. ' '
th'lmproSements Id 'the' modes of transportation
are advantageous to man. but•the service thereby
rendered, when compared with the ' cost, is 'eery
Idled. ' A ship worth $50,000 cannot effect ex-,
changes between men atioppesite sides of Abe At
lantic) to an extent exceeding five Or sit - thousand
tone per annum; wheresat, a formica 'of similar
etotWill'effeet the transmutati l oi or thirty thou
' sand torte:weight of coal, eireil' eaten% foottand
' clothing into iron. Compare with either of thite.
- however,' the Commerce effected _by the I help : of,
$50,000 worth of Ride white pieeer, representing
labor hi the ettent 'of three or five cents, labor
which, isytheir help. is gathered up into '-st heap, -
'mid thin divided' and Aubdirided:Any,tifter ' tley
throughout the year and 'lt 'wish be :found-, that
the 'service. rendet4 tu 'eaglet, in economising .
-Terabit isiehtlullaetworth •of -money, Is greater.
tbanis nroskred .bp handl:Ode. if net - thotirond,
I- amplejettiniaminfactures, or Ms of, theesande.
‘.; •lit shirmee railroiderand yet share are :abbe wri.
, lerrillt.treildiinti islitifeitmmtbst monsy:ls so
Emmett o +. l dead aphid". beingoattimpormat partied . '
:=rot the repitalotto'ittriontrythat vendetta sada*
J fittlibisteastry."i .I. •,--; -,...4••• • 1.- • cp.... :i-•••••,.I. .t • , •
"Meaty, eamoney," says als emieent tee - amidst ,
"Paddle no Viet, answers troporposa, ," • •
;The difference between a pantry Withlweer
Ofiartryaltogallier • - iitlsout, In, vintildA
thinks, "ho ituly,ode of Conveuletme, lilts
•
inghy'vritter InstitatCof by hand."' A Ali; as .
ship-640nd. era, reed—is cohearmilhas *cotton
atilli--0, , ,1ike enuaner, bowevit, t'eativaes no taut,
smilers no purpose." They r can hi neither eaten,
drunk nor worn. 'All; lrusrever; are instrument,
for litilibting, the -visiteOf - association. and the
growth of men in wealth and 'fitrweels to the di.
rest tatia of the facility of_emabinitionl with his
. fellow Men. il'ot what extent:dolly „do tos when
compared with ytioney,,,we May new lotlalie. To
'that end, let us suppose, Mr. Presidrnt,thit by
some sudden emsvulsion,or nature all 'the ships of
the world were. at ones anitibileted, cad-sietnark
the effect produced,. The ship owners would lose.
benellY; the 'sailors and the - -porteei would 'have_
leer enstiloymenti and the .pried of• wheat would
temporarily fell, while that of cloth 'would for the
moment rise. At the door of a' single year by
far the Urger portion of the aperatiens of society
would. bstfound moving preelsely as they bad done
before—commerce at homn'having taken the place
Of that abrtiad'. Cotton and tropteal.freits would
bole's easily obtained ht northern climes, end lee
would be more scarce.
„in southern ,ones; but; in
regard 'to the thief eget:mega* of a society like
our own; there would be no suspension. even' for
i single - instant. r . 86 Tar, indeed, would Ulm to
the contrary, mad, in. eneny,.'countrius„ commerce,
would be far more, active than it bad been before
—the 'logs of ships' producing - it deritanifor the
opening of mines, for construction of furnaces
and . engifislk; and. far the' building of mills,' that
would mike a market' foilabor, mental and pbypi- ,
'cal, such as bed never betties been known. -
• ..Let, uc next suppose that 'the sh ps had been,
spared. and that all the
. gold, and liver, coined
ind not coined„ mined and, not mid d, had been
annittilatalotod study the; offeet that. would _tie
prOdneed. ~ .The - reader .of newspaiums—dadlig
himself unable to pay. for them in beef or butter,
cloth oriron—would be emotes:led to dispense with
his usual supply of intelligence. and the Jenne,
would be no longer printed. thnnibtates would
'cent° to rtin`forwatitt of alipeneest bpd places of
amusement would be closed for wan of slitting&
Commerce among men would be at sp end, except
SO lar ni i i might be found possible_toeffectArlit
exthenges--fooll being' given ' foe labor, on wool
for cloth. , , Seat exchanges could, boWever„lie few
In number, and men, 'women and cliddren would
perish by,millions, because of inabil ty to obtain
food and clothing in eichange for service. Cities
Whose population now counts' by j hundreds of
thousands would, befurethe close of a single year
exhibit hundreds of blocks of unoccupied build
ings, and the grass would grow in their streets.—
A. imbititute might, it is true ) be fontd—men re.
turning to the usages ot those primitime times
when wheat or iron, tobacco or copper, ctinsti
toted the medium of exchange; but under - such
eireumstonces, society, - as at present eonsilVd,
could have no existence. A pound of iron w id
be required to pay for a Tribune or a Ledger, end
hundreds of tuna of any of the commodities above
referred to, would be needed for the purchase of
the weekly etnissions of either. Tonsiol them
'would be needed to pay . for the food consumed in
a tingle eating house, or the imuseMent fur=ished
in a single theatre; and how the‘wheat, the iron,
the corn, or the copper. could be fairly divided
among the people who bad contributed to the pro ,
ductinn of the journal, the food, tti the amuse
:meta, would be a problem entirely incapable of
:solutioa.
•The precious metal's, Mr. President, are to the
social body what atmospheric air is to the physi
cal one. Botb'supplying the machinery of circa
' lotion, the resolution of the - physical body into
its elements when- deprived of the one, 10 , nut
more certain than is that of the social body *bin
deprived ot the other. .I.a.both these bodies. the
amount of force is dependent upop the rapidity
of circulation. That it may be rapid, there must
be a full supply of the machitiery by means of
which it Is to be effected; end yet there are lis
tinvuished,writers who mourn over the Mast. of
' , maintaining the currency, as if it were altogether i
lost, while expatiating oil the advantages of ess.
I nnis:od railroads—not perceiving, apparently,
that the money that can be Carried in a bag, mut
that scarcely loses in weight with &service of half
. a doseu Years, effects more exchanges than could 't,
be effected by a fleet. of ships,many of which s Letter' from''Married Lady in Town tie
would l ,l at the'close of such is period of service, be ;-, • heir Friend in' the conatiaary. ,i
~
rottingeos thi shores on which they' bad- been , 1 ,My DEAR Mas. II—: I 'thank sou heartily'
stranded, whiti the remainder wonittairady.Save . tor Year kind inquiries sifter Mr. Jenkins, and the
lost half of their nriginal value: t ' ; , ' ' ifest 4.oy:family. Our son John:and dater
••
Of. all the labor-n*og machinery , in use, there ;m oo
t at ik -io , goo d h ea l t h, but ma to fur il i a , w as
Is peal that la much elantaaliata (human power, , Caro : line, she is; beyond doubt, a most eXtraiddi.
and so much facilitates combination, as 'that ''inary tieing. his whir the ohnost Minder I hifenn
'known power4f m
by the
ctn
tnamerimaniitmd the ene servicesy.[Wlth , .o s r ttot t ea bl: - lee, that , s h e be e l ate l y show , * stsees grog a m i ty
for drinking.; and when shacan get at her laterite
grows with every increase in the f..eility of com. :liquor, she seems perfectly happytehe has not any
hlnation—this latter growing with the growth of oppti i io f o r solids, nor h asa bo tat en vame.,sioce
the ability to command the aid of the' precious ' she camerto town, which wee,..unthe 23d ef Diem.
metals. Wealth, theu r should increase most rap'. b a r t ut , :m icr o i s no such ' m o o,. ima g o: d og
idly where that ability is most poemplete. ,' ' ' , with Perlin: this subject ';• her friendsolidetkisdo.
„Nevertheless, - Mr, President, • study of, one one not attempt to 'advise her ! knowing: , it , wont,' be
Treasury reports.of the last tow' years, would lead bur lost labor.. She has as many rldieslotii airs'
to the conclusion that of all the Machinery used sa s s Stamen of quality , add more attendants than 1
by "ma, the ship was tka most important, and the her brother, notwithstandi n g she labiate's; iapro
d l e ast_
if tirg -
1
precious metals those tt-tem'sW a -
pus, it Is my opinion, that, if - she does'Asot alter
tion. Year after year, we are told offthe wonder-0 her conduct ' in many respects, no 'mate will be
'ful growth of our tonnage; and that,i-tou, by gen. troubled with her, She 4100 at limit kalif her
tiem - en - who'seenrereverittradvert-to-thefeet - that time; and 'keeps snore Irregularhours than her ,
.a single ship 'vrould tarry' more tipsier food ands
'father. ' When we talk seriously to her, she mseaii
.wool, in the shape of cloth, than 'it ,can ta rry of t to listen; twit Apes no mark of eintritiem f' from
hundred-weights in their originol form. ' The
gis. `
thapneral- tenth Of her conduct, it Is but loaavi
great object to benecomplished being thatof • in. dent that she beano'. the lent respect ler us.-L.
creasing the quantity of shipping;
.
I "ae l n s almiut 'She is often' in 'appeatacee, thoughtful. but sever
sprpristng that we should nut, as yet, have had -a communicates the objectif hiebw engagp bar anew
proposition to require the cotton ' a te be exported i Con. She is sometimes very angry, without anY
in the seed, and the corn in the husk,'es a men
the' bulk of the thiegs to be trait& 'why.
none; it others aa placid, we know not
of increasing
I will not Say that she - wenn, charlt.', yet I
ported, and thus augmenting the .demand fu r ships . :never knew a taleuf distress draw a tear hem her,
OUr whole policy !trotting to the export of our pro- and I think she would out lose an hour's. 'mese
ducts in their rudest, state, and this maintaining, mein to serve heibest friends.' Applause er ans.
at its highest, the tax of transportation—and that sore she treats with equal indifference; alto is 6/-
being the road towAds t barbarism—it affords no ten•rather ludeeent, even before strangers. j • Whett
cause for surprise thit nut people ere so frequent: Ishe converses, that delicacy which is an Orn
ly compelled to re to the ate of worthless rags,' insinit
to 'our sex Is quite !aid aside,;and I,aeverstim the
as furnishing the °DIY i means of,eirculatien
are withiu their reach: - What are the. cireutri
that I ilasst appearance ot a blush upon her eountsausace.
She is, it I. true, sometimes liberal, but Bestows
stances which tend to inesterise the supply of Mo.
ney, and boW we may bie-lnabled to. carry ' into "yes favors In.-so Imprudent a ;mouser, that they
• atefreqdently received withoutthinke. N eur it is -,
effect your idea of a real specie circulation,' pro-
.. thwat
standing all ,foibles;mbe has /11.11334 good goat.
pose to rho* in 'weber letter, re alining, mean. hies, and it. is bat justice thit they should be
M
while, r. President, I - ' - "ntentioned, In order to .
• balsm& the ecoonot. In
• - • Tours, very respect ally. •-” '' . the first plain, shoianot ambitious, fur she covets 1
Hams C. CABBY: .no muse thin she - h as a right to possass., l She is
Philadelphia. ,
Jan-,26, 1858- i '. - ' ehastaitilce,"and treats all men swath equal ia
so ! dlffetutest. ;. If she ntrw.anti then, from ,an impel
: mostly , : of dispo,sition„ . interrupts conversation, it is
' . witboat "any.intention .if offending. She never
lays her head upon her pillow with resentment in
- '"tor mind, nor "suffers uneasi eels from the reeol
-.
lecti9o..of..pait injuries; and, as -she treats her
• -' friends without ceremony. she 4' not offended at
.the want
,4 it in othere. - .But r alas ! what are all
,her _virtues while she. continues so' food of her but.
'Ile", a practice from which 'even the rhetoric C . I.
. etre Siotald not penundeler to desist. However,
flops washill be able to give a better accotint of
• thhi extraordinary girl in is shunt time, is there
Must Seen be in alteratfun either for the better or
'tiunte rI hope the former: Adieui my dear friend:
I 1 • i • _
!, • •• lours most truly, -• • , .
-CABOLISE SOPHIA Jsx,ics . ris.
i P-. S. I bad almost forgotten to inform you that
10 is seism - weeks old to sorrow. i Cjg. J.
PLOTS WORTH PEESERYIIG.
The Boston Trawseript has grouped together
the following intillasting facts in relation to in
ventions, discoveries. an.:
The first savings' bank was instituted in 1816.
The fins auction in England took placein the •
year 1700. i
Violins were invented in 1477, .and Introduced
into England by Charles 11. !
Gag was tint introduced for lighting the public '
uncut about the year 1816. It was first tisittt in
Biriningfiam. -,
1
The first English Parliament convened on the
15th of Bovember, 1213. iii
The first attempts to establish Om insurance ~..__ _ -
ill On. Wilt contains ant ler
were made in the reign of Charles II.: 4 „1 1 - 1 " 1-8 T T A I Lt i t li3 ". r 4 lld
Kaolin. wh i e b ex tabit o . more
The first life boat was invented by Y. Bemiara, -` k a ne tii - p„„.),„p% ° 11,,,,, u erevidanee that bac hereto•
director•of the bnidges and causeway' in France, On been produced. the feeling which• prevent; among
In 1777. I the people or tbat Territory In stew of the erpeeted sp.
The coach is& French invention. The ant coach
seen in England was about 1553.1 In ' 2 6 the re- liflre. Robinson alga: i
hiele waii • first plied 'for hire. , , i'•"iirithe pisvace of that set, pop
gi tar frvedota dies
primal of the Lacompton ConstitutT by Ocogreas.—
in Illienses, and In Its piece • cruel and relentless despo•
The tint bone t worn i gland was brought ti .is estanishsdi a despotism annihilating' the last
fro m Italy, in the Of SNOOD Elipa . bµb, an d , ro mp, o f i. e . g overnment, providine. by et:tankoy
t d b e...
its form was a compromise • between 41 1 . pr es et' It a l I:ich.emes.
e ta i ll= n ra e t d re t talL it Y ,
f a ar nd i tie ing iusinfr
round Italian peasant hat end the French hued. — m — uu 's etts t
power.
Hatt appear 1.0 hare been first used about the • If be t doubtless think that, wearied out, Poth and
aboat 1400. -
Thikearliest mention of forks occurs in a book
• oppressed aa.re are, we shall submit; or, If not that We
or travels published in 1411. Iwe not submit. • Mils did . ore should deserve to
shall
..
. eau be crushed like a worm. I need I not, tell lota that
1
The first composer who • set ' an ! open to music '.l. won us, and drives teeth In Chaise from the glorious
be yoked with the negTo slaves that they seek tO I n
the piece to which be gave : the .garb of harmony r
was Francesco ' llarbarini, in Italian artist t• and i isod that we are too base and cowardly to demnd, altd
was "The Conversion of St. Paull It win hrti_eght , mom Junto. alone,
o f whist' we had proved ourselves unworthy. ,
we
ran
out in ROOM in 1460. „ _I. ' 1 , i io nrpatton and establish a free government.' But it Is
' lea f t b b l e y t r nd eral speed v i e ry ni rel l o t 4tlonlve, Ore" off the
The first steamboat and in Grast Britain too evident that th 6 rrosident.unerty insane and be.
the Couter--a small vessel of forty feet keel and , rotted in his tyrannical designs, itt.irda
powerful fore.
ten feet and a half beam, with ea eng ne of thn* ' elli.olfrhpitstainviLl; Vl l t i t n al lg t Var, tr w at;ny is sec-a
borts power, which carried
.h pesseriprson'thiliver
, mottling how which he intends to nes against us it
Clyde, in Scotland. in 11111 r We maks any attempt regale our lost rights.
Steel needles came first into England from' "to
We have Joibilmmbm , an that ore . .1
Statin and Germany.. They were first unnefao-
iblientriKtrtLahargrat=ghtoacoujitituelue, to
lured hi Undid) by a Gorman, in 1565 .' .14 , 0 41 hang lugeloros • in er resimo"'" in 4°141 "" with Win
needles are now necountai the best Ithat olv , nrputtine down rebellion, Against such odds we cam
-1 made. ..
t I - ' no ,
contend
t tone that w sha ll bs 'abandoned In this
The tint hone ever seen in Canada was brought I r rno
~a 0 . l , :erarbed a
lie MI6 the heel of
to that country from France in a *hip sliteh ar- .
t it i i:Lfr p r tZ i mil"' . 1
rived at Tadonssae, on the 20th of June, IY7- d .' In not the 'sovereign States, In this bait extremity.
Gov. Joiroph Dudley, who yrs' born atlitosbarYs: "n" to
. °l2t =LT: a ry et ra r intreal Pres i lVent " b l y i
in Iduraebusetts, Sept. 23, 1647,1wns she &S t no. - : th elli r i tot stsf nern
um
wirh a us
in
nentaining
the
right
tine of America that held a seat in the British r in g ur t verNme : fin which our fathers put, out
liuu°6 er Commons- ,•,... ti , i s non good and tt.eatmtra 1 Can we nut Ask at ImMthat
The first use of tho oath upoo dm
O n . , they should do this, from NU reePect if from so lIJNItta•
be &igloo mitt- th_ Ai de r
di - tied 528. Oaths were used by t ma. i s. tra ttg,: y "'i m M t aatmay d i tim , ipstr z y k ii f a i o m,—.
'Vein' kreceedine in 600. The oath to ,
44
Lib 1550 'We receiver:trims cOnntits feeen tele Wends. Timid
ey was ratified by . Parliament in;1535. .
help friends who last year mune near roluleg use by counsel
the common Oath ended with the ,words so P log peso., &fain Ware us that some way of escape will
mo God and &Unitas:* • be provided. • Ussi we taken their advice thee, the Ifree
fiend in America Hate Opuntia{ • would hare been senibiland We
The first medical degrees coo , ~,,„,,, , rh
a +4..• .-e 01 , 4110 t follOW ti DOW, Whelk lOS lolly la PO clad: &
were by King's College . New 'For! , 1
_,,,, was NA , awm ,t n i al t. I $ .
first medical work published to Amen ~ "Ws have pined only when we have o ads op our
a memos, by Tbea , dito g ,
na
for It. 1 Submission has at.
Brief Guide on Sunill.pos so 6 ,
Wishes th 1667. m 2 bitiniellat4 ty"stvelalaxNetions mid 11411fieS. 1.
1-Thatcher, of • •lllasseetiontu. pc
._ p . . , _ ,
}sow
that
the
oars
nusic.
waved
spas
re.
The fir" bwill a PrifeNiP•rild,lin Val l. , l en .c rtt 7:1 - statZice." -P t . .- ~.__________---e sii f I
my was the treatise 0 - •,„ , , _., lin „ surtiom . .. —T--r-........„C r
"Discourses on Trade." Poll" g '" ,
tfht time till t • p 6 _
hlittsraoti OFT SAL OAST Of 1.1;01t1DA.—...
appeared
in England
r In P t i I leg of Political I -
The brig Alma, Capt. Brown, arrived at New
s i t ., •,, rno p
lie ' ll ' t of at "aapersailad l a " lib's I t Vit . f . Nassau; N.l ) repOtta th i tit on the
N eooo o,y,^ which I was -
i n win , n 6
"Wealth of Nation"." a i imairiotas " T . e
•h
IGth Ines , whoa about four miles f rom the
The lint t""°""'flaltri'shisnm, • , rerleod bY *. thde in the all, the wind 1401rie j u a , thiee
'Amor Wasithiester v a oinwiype d s ed, print" . . . h . i
Naomi. IL EL. N 6 f, ' c. f ..; maths ,4, Watson, - knot tweeze vit_the time,a e got 'Op& whir •
ed bY . 1 ' W e n° ' 1 ' °. l les of
i s work "al' ' pool Which turned the voisei retard in thirty.
.., if" . 32 In erite IsibfgrY• '' ' ' '4' I !A -a )c • her' '
five. taco Ss hh ept tuning sometimes
in tan " 1 Yotk f sitypo bs a o g r u saislia Ger - ,
Th . It' aliletili g ° WO. shot perreeiliii qua Italtliay and tack and aometimeitarl the wai
we , 14° ,, t ,, 6 ,: su b ‘ i r tama eleven% Wank buok a lot ' d- 'i' o ,
-bone;'' A ' vie The
R 7 14 1 r. 11--- - i f
inept pilluPS or 'valued Pun thr Tr° link an
. a , ri r.
the a vultures o ,imb I 1 breete then became stronger and she luecetat.
ftlends. - derammido l ' u l ea , - • ' t of th • 1 lbo '
o n-. e n ) aitiog4 Etemer °Ter i in getting on o whirlpoo ir ni ee.
'toy later, • .
EMM
ffilorttlani.
N0.:14.
sever ttemSeurpleyedia England. The same mow
areitlas the credit o. befog the Arst EttElba% tan
who Claided for England the sovereignty of the
ma) ••Orece," and "My Liege^ were the ordina
ry Wiest,' Which Henry V wee addressed.: °Es
atitebt Grace" was-gieen to Henry VI. .who was
wet 'the; one, nor Yet bad the other.'}lava* IV
wen WMaitflg pad Mighty Prinee." henry
Vltwarf the first English "Highness." . Alerts,
VW was the Bret complimented by the title of
"Idsiesty," and /sores I pressed to the list. title,
attd Most Expellent." • -
inculltAlt IN 111111111UXICAlf WAa-TDs bb
ogniphy of, individuals is the history of altioutl
- The other My we, met as acqueintatme whom
we hid 'not - seen' for many years. Thil Cashel
meriting called up: in. ear - lar.bieldent Jul;
the! life of our friend,
avian:int to those - ibo expect!
which etas not he,entirply
sometime to die.'
1210011 alter the re-m )li
Lane
of La Puebla, w
Itia brigade of Oen. Lane bad a little brastbin
spell; after its forced marshes through all tete '
Imes for more than forty days, many of the aia
and officers took sick, either from leak Of . thel
senuttomed hardships or. from totifreit living i
that ;di) of plenty, or from both thesti - atowit.
ILlEttie street of rietory, on the sesend floor
a Court belonging tothe Augustinisos ' on camp
conches, lay_two officers ; one, who has sine" beep
a_ tutimber of Compete and . Governor of it great
territtiry—in agony, with a . diteaso riot dangei . .
oar; The; other, in an- adjoining apartment; col.'
minimal - et by glass dooys, at the _very; limit f
lif .;w ith a wasting intuits. We well ; ractilleetliie.
night; all supposed the gallant otllcer;the scholar,
and Ithe gelitleinan,• must die: Ile 'hidden - bid
TM hope of living:OD morning; Several °Seers
eat II - hie bed, or walked lo and fro ',between his
room andltbat of the other invalid, till the small
liouriof thedight. Burgeons called oftemlatui after
ionhingatnument on the eadaveroas fardi,walked
away, with - sorrowful countenineini: -'The' dying
min talkid_calettly, tbonsb:norruitly, ind in as
interrupted:manner, of death sod of life .1, Hit cit.
reerlad been tarnished by no "crimes, and - he did
not:fear io.;die . No tear of regret roCiiissotod.:his
eyes
.as be watched what be believed - to be, OP
last fleeting moments Of his yet short
gave. a few -concise directions With , nee
pieseptingbis .watch to ; his wife,lipdatitie other
such nui e tters,:npologiting with unaffieted polite
inn* Nr - tho trouble he was giving life 'friends;'
These; little molten arraeged be. ceased talking.
except _oecasional word, - and appeared to be
contemplating -death. , ; ; I •
'Towed' morning he passed thererisit, 'and its
mediately began to recover. lie was ny more ela
ted by thelavorable change than - denrasied by the
nearapproach ofdtath, heti-observed in' him the
same equable mann r; he being equally; above the
fedi, of - death and the Mushy of life:.
... 'boil time after, while he-was yet feeble fr 4
tbp elkets or his Lane - calledam hire,
nod teltdered him a r leavo of absence, itegieg him
tolicceptit„ind go up so-far es'New Orleant,;c7r
to sothelotbor point, until - he should entirely in
coier., Buk be steadily refuted, - mijitig he had
- promised the mothers of the young men he had
uriltsted; nokto_mturtreseept with:the survivors
-of. the - uteri - they believed him, and be would Pot
deceive theth even to save his own life;
hininiure closely she , - events;
it
add saw bit equanimity to be founded sin :ad hp
right heart and dm-educated mind. , .
quiet
years -, we met him -again, the- jams
gentleman. As we again thought:of-hiSre
fand,of; a leave of air/moos whichso many iirt!ide
-were begging Rod receiving, we could tiok fait com
pare WM with 'De Thom who, when the Cirdiusil
do Richelieu asked him, why, not Wring" iinie of
the conspirators;'ke had net reyealed io thestite,
f he ;Spanish conspiracy, which Caul-Kars had eel
nnturilv-Contided to hint, he replied modestly:-
"Ilertgouglit-I was lila friend; and'- I would I not
'betray him".. .-
-We would - almost consent +ourself to be a meat
, goer of the Legislitu're of California with - mentlike
I. hid for associate-a. Ile is the inelter from Stints
I - Ciarit;Co.; Major W. W.' McCoy.
:3-ow.ig,7„,P.F.;:iloE,-
. ,r:,,~.; t;'.T
~..
flails pretend tons Preasseive are •C prepared
n snot* JOB zed BOOlf&PittriNG of intscr forsjp.
Uoa a "we stizase 4 1111 fp•sart
ig eaP.44* 4 4, 41 61
nab as •
1604 POOP!, r , 15 4 f ik ti c t i
141
Wass a/
• . lila ' -41 " r tteP I ZIld i t
At the awe *rant son* gar 5t0c164.3011.711% Is
won ontalts this that rd Aar Ace Id this rvi
tun; ttatiltate, ant no kinp brialootAnliiit rajoikly
- Jebtdop. Beluna,prastlesa 'Vow eimelt. INCA
rearasta. oar work to Ds as Den as aux Oat pte „
turned out to di epee. tanertmcvm txiLolitati• '
at tta shortest "Olin ' " 1
Books bound to inn Tiridi of Pt*. Pon .114010 ,
of (may dostriptiotimaafactured,boote oaf naiad to
ookor ofsbortost *Oka., • , ; .
Junoi Wttwor's Durinici.-41tretkre . is
bea . 'ng made in tbe Legislature' to''brea
the boundaries of - Judge' Witaset'e'jterwilal
district, with the ulterior pupae of ,ousting
the judge: , lt is an attempt to legislate " his
out of office. The Democratic paperaiWtier.
district condemn the movement flpmnt
and initieitous wrong, to be Perpetrat4 upow p
thepeople of a whole judicial district a
mere revenge "upon' Sudgi, Wiltitpt E . roe !i t ! t
strike hit 4 through this theans;will r bete n
flint a thousand Cold more incidentillaer/te
the people embraced within his judieial Sphere:
A Tema a4l the
,following -eery partit
nent questions:
•
"Is no lessee to be learned, aa misdate •to
be gained, from the , late feeffol:munial ,
convulsion?. Is the demoniac spirit of opera%
lotion to mist again,• and clutch 'the brea—
the' meat—the sugar or •the' people t Are
forestallers 30 stud between RIM produeer
and the conanmekand impoverish the latter
while they do not enrich the 0:0244 . Ate
baffle); useful u public servalds, when
judicious control, to be allowed to issuing a
reinena mastery ? Let our legislators =sires
these,queat4ous.." • . „
Tau tenth regular toast at neap* given
at Cincinnati oe St. Patrick's Day, by a nu
merous company - of Irishmen', was in teonor
of Ne,ha Sahib. In' thus honoring - it ,
whom the civilized woi4d regards as a •
eter of cruelty, Irishmen expose to suiprei'otr .
their own reputation not only for good senie;
bit' for buinanity; The butcher of women
intl. Children cannot justly be ,held up as a
Modal of virtue merely because he is a rebel.
"loseurY.—.-The' Camden.; sat Atabdr
Railroad Company: have nee:tilt- introduced
gas into their cars. • A holder Is placed in one
end octhe car, and Mimi at the termini Of the
line. Two burners light; the car in such a
manner 4 that the passenger can road the small:
ee print without any detriment to hie eye•
sight. The experiment "has proved a •com•
plete success. 'is stated that $2 50 pet
trip is
Tm
itself,
PASSIM', it should but it Wilt—libe the rising ;,„
of the Nile, whielaubuierges, for a time, the
land with a turbid'aneturgicotinder
it a garden of fruitfulnesi ar4beaney—leava
behind it a legacy of public virtue . and t how ,
sands of pure and happy beasts to rejoice
A ilmswout Psis:—The Adam's gxprees
Company have Weed tOthe Patent_ Palm, a
mammoth pear from Oregon, weighing" lour
pounds. it,wai trariaported.ia ft g l lass jar ?
-filled with sienlioli •The peer vneasmes twee.
Ay by eighteen \inches in eieetunferipee, and
about nine inebas in height.
. .
Just sr d slut tea 1111141 t
• 21 -1, rire.l4 ls' -7.
. ? ....... . ~. .. . B. BANNANI
• Jrtuie amt. gar& ,
BOOB_ 111111DERT.
• -
Minn Pain b Itscuann.— flit Englbb Beaked diode
•bas Wad an eacerof of the anitoont Mattel melted
diving the swa t rim as compared with the two, oared
fogrilant: The total for 1a37 Lftnit. tail, soden
ti t Alta„ and L 22.615.708 1846.
• 01 the
tom mailed lad year, 13,372.393 was on enger;l4,o 6 o..
Oa on to, 14254.2611 on tobsornLMOLOCIR /014110,
esk eine, and 54T3,393 no grain and but.
. pf•Tbe 'CorruPtiOn investigating Commlittle of
the noose at Washington ,dleeloses the fart that
the printing for the ,last. two Congresses cost
adxOst $4,700.00-
- Or* bier court martial )u been ordered to
assemble at Newport, Kentucky, for the' trial of
Maio' Venire' Twigga, who is accused of making
• r i olo arbo•censaring the Wir Department • for its
strictures upon bis official course.
i The stunt propeller Palmetto, Capt. Ba
'itev, it the Batten and' Philadelphia line, from
Philadelphia to Boston, with a fail cargo, streak
the black rock on the southern point of Block
Island; on the ,
Slat, and sunk. The enir and
passengers ware, laved.
pffit'A duel took place on the 14th lost., at
Mobile, betvieen Capt. henry, late Marshal, and
.Caist., , De Riviera, of the Breneh Zonate*. The
fortnar•wso %abort, while the latter received two
, Shots yrNich ire not considered dangerous. Tbej
tilwaya•minege Boela now-a:days so that nobody
ph lidera& • , ' .
. sharp and..wealthy farmer of Macoupin
county, Illinois, not 'many miles from Brighton
and Miles' Station. has on hand, It isistited, 1.500
,hotheLs of choice wheat, the crop of ,18$8. Last
year he refused $1 75 per bushel forit. Be held
oil for two dollars. Ile has now contracted to do
liver It at the railroad at seventy-tbree cents per
bushel.
jalle - The New Orleans Delta nye - therels - a
movement going on in that elty having for its ob
ject the introduction of the custom of ladies car
rying Oreakas-L-sinall pistols, such as are known
as vest pocket pistols, and which' castle stowed,
without incumbranee, in the pocket of the fair
shooter's dress, in order to proteit themselves from •
ruffian violence and insult. The Delta cordially
endorses the idea.. Where are the police?
ple-At the last accounts the newly married
English Princess and ter Prussian husband con•
tinued to rush. 'gift...offerings of every kind.—
Amongst the most recant ate two toady carpets
from Breslau; fall length portraits on siker the
Prince arid Princess; a pipirigbullnoth. which
whistles "(led Save the Queen ;..
the Wellington,
a British man of war, fully armed and equipped.
made of cigars ; a huge tart made of **meted soap.
10B - Long John Wentworth's mode of warding I
off blows aimed at his lame shouldtr, with heav,
hickory canes, is unique if not original. In his
account of the attack math upon him. he rays In
bit paper. the Chicago Democrat. "We, warded off
the first blow with our head." This reminds user'
the famous narrative given John Phoenix of
Nis fight with .the Judge, into 'whose mouth he
hurled his untie for the purpose of holding him „
down.
0191-The American merchants of - Shanghai,
China; patriotically prompt, procured and forwar
ded A bloek of muble ta this country for the
Washingtmi monument. .Not antleipetlng the
charge, they bad neglected co provide for the pay
ment of dutt —fifteen, tfol b latZ. The matter' was
referred id Secretary Cob, and he retailed to us
mirthe.duty, which was paid by Adams & Co.
The condition of the treasury, and the light rev.
entire accruing from imports, are the only excuses
for each niggardliness. • - • ,
.There are in.New - York city miarly forty
thousand women who sew !or a living. About
13,000 of these are shirt 'rakers, 11,000 teller's
ses and vest7malters, 4400 cloak and mantilla
-makers, 3,000 .dressmakers end milliner's, besides
those employed in other brthelies of needlework.
Most of these women have .been out of employ.
ment during the past winter , ;' only about 3,000 of
them, it is said, have had osserk to do .during this'
period. Shirt-makers generally receive 25 mops
aday. The introduction of, sewing-machines has
thrown a great many out of employment.
)69rSambo'i opinion of wouseo.is as follows :
"Bey may rail against *omen as mach as dey like,
dey can't Pet tne• againit dens. hab always in •
my life found dein - US befast in lob, fast in a quay
rel, fast in de dance, de rust In de - ice-cratun sa
bilhould de fast, best and last in de risk room.
What would welu widout dem f Let es be born
as young, as ugly, and as helpless as we please,
and a women's arm am open to receibiS us. 'She
as. it who gibs is our fast- dose ob castor oil. and
puts close on our helplessly naked Mehl, and cab.
bare up our foots and - noses in long flannel ,
pats; and it am she. a we grow,np,-Ille ear din.
ner.basket wid dough-nuts and apples as we start
AO school, and licks us when we tears oar trowels!'"
jIMPA sleigh ride with an statist and novel
termination, occurred in Ilanover tp., Washing
ton 'county, on,the 9th inst. -A party Of ladies
and gentlemen assembled at the residence of Mr.
W—=-, determined to improve the last snow of the
season. The team was brought out and the party
;started, but had not proceeded far when the ab
sence of sleigh bells was noted, and they tacked
round to procure ties. • Bailing to proistue the
sltrings," tbegentlemen;apprapriated a Wit be
longing to a cow, abashed it to one of the horses.
aid then started,'of life and siorrinseat, oo
their excursion. r r neptiy,_ they pseuds firm
where a Purlieu' boll was, kips. ,The hand of t
that bell was retains, - hie mirs, -*ad growing
lively as the Wallow peal" grew leeder,,belmroke
from the eaclosurii i ,, tnede ..bis -wax Over fences,
reached the sldlgh, nod rendered haloes by Ms.
. 'appointment, commenced an indieerlusinate attack
on thwplethre party - , lie feliete4 that they
should "take a horn," which was rensperabsly'de•
dined; se it ha "rum edseastis• to leellise.
silted: . Then' followed us_ .seene utterly Maud
, bable—seresming. yelling, fainting. to wiliali'wne
itddid the bellowing' of Abe ittetisted
-'whlch inesded as though all the bells oillashan -
bad been let hug fpsit 'arena.' The homes took
fright. ran, distasteleg the animal, aid sated the.
party 'frees i br twrisiagitebiniestrus is she.
.rold, awl ereptyjhg-h etheedleseees.
,eritiolise, robes, (reheats,, boots, putts. Aka. law
n note drift.' Thi borate wee, won afteraveta
hauled, thrialeigh,tighted. the bell ttrietler depose
ited mot the party tacureoil hooirt
fulltesttialftel with dude tide and efleeetra.