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in t: otiter places ic : 1 _ . informing ' PUBLISHED .EV - EltY SATURDAY 310IiiNING, BY .BENJAMIN BANNA.N• - POTTSVILLE' SdHITY LKILL- 'COUNTY, PENNSYLY
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TWO 4101,LAR9 p,
•13 it not 1.111 wit
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„ copirls to brio na.
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Club subscription,
nuii.seut to and
TO Cltl
The JorllN.ri wlil b
t r,,ir le o r"P le '
ArN LA. $1 In adri
TOR kk
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11 ,+,lh.cribent order
t art the publiNber
; ~,traere ere pet ,
It i bl:rihere nexlac
r . f:ain the oilier to
rrfpoil,ll , T; c until
th^m ,11,„nnti,
fuiel ;rib .rs uc•h;e
< ;• -
„. „,;;.; i,trr. and t he newepaiwre ore to tn..
,„, ‘ye,.t hey are held vesponsible.
Ti „.eort. b cue decided !bat refusing to take newspa ,
fr,u t.he office or removing, and len vi ng hem tin.
Ite 1 t hi prime facia evidence of lateral fraud.
NATES,OF ADVERT ,'INC.
On , .Ptare Of 101inne. 60 cent* for on Ineertlon—sub•'
turns Dmrtionr, 23 rents web. 3lf OSe nine. 26
; 0 5 ue nt jnsertions.l234 een eh. AD ad•
Visetpeuts over 3 Hues, for short periods, flung ( ' "
t o vu: •
Ivrea. 017.. Two: utast. irwtt.vg:
hree lines, 61 81.1 st 25 VI 25 $3 00
nur Ilner, sq 125 1,75 276 '4 00
lye lines, 100 760 200 300 500
Ix Dors, 1 . 25 2-25 260 • 400-600
even finely, 125 226 210 -. 450 100
ight. line., 125 2 25' 285 500 800
'lee lines., 125 22 t 5 300 850 900
ALL (NKR TICE WIMP coOrfau Ai A AQtglo or rya
ne . l uire. 125 225 560 600 1 1 000
en !gusto, 225 4 Ott 600 900 14 00
,•ry,,,,p.iiiares, 150 600 '1 60 12 00 . 18 00
1•onr squares, 4 50. 600 8 00' 14 00 20 00
)aarter eel., 600 900 12 00 18 00 '3O 00
•iAlgot spare for abort lrorlids, as per agreement.
air-uo,lneAs Notices, $1 coch--actompanied with an
drertisement. cent, each.' '-
advertisements before 51arrliges and Deaths, l 0 cents
cr line for first insertion—subsequent insertion!, /5 cents
-r line. Nine words aremtiontedasalineinadvertiring.
.11erchants ant otitrni. adrertising by the year, with
hinge.. and a standing advertisement not exceeding 16
'tile'', will be charged,lniluding subscription, 16 00
• ~,ce to the amount 01 tour square/, with club-
ges and subscription
Without changes. at the rates designated above:.
Advertisements pet in larger type than usher will be
charred 50 per cent. advance, on these prices. Allicuts
• ill be charged the same as letter pre
- No Trade advertisementa received from Advertising
gent!" abriii. - d,except at 25 per cent. advance on these
tires, unleas by special agreement with the publisher.
Marriages 25 cents each. Deaths accompanied with no. ,
Vet. 23 rents, without 'relieve, no charge. • .
All nonce...except those of n rpligiotta character and
,r educational purposes. wiltbe charged 25 meta for any
umber of lines under 101 Over 10 lines, dents 4 cen per line
tditional.
Proceedings of meetino not of a general immobile char
der, charged at I cents per line for each Insertion.
To facilitate calculation's we will state that =I - lines
•take a column-104 lines a half column—and 82 lines a
uarter column. '2952 weeds realm a miumts-1410 n
(down—and 738 a quarter column. All odd tines over
.ach square, charged at the rate of 4 cents per Doe, for :
ne time. and K cents per line tor three times.. • 1 1
Yearly advertisers must confine their advertising to I
heir own -heathen,. Agencies for othenheale ot Beal
I :stntr, &e., are notineinded iri business.advert iternent
WIRE SCREENS:
ESTERLY & FRICK. •
• Matinfactorera of Wire Coal Screens,'
O tio U n i :r D gen res tiet t i c e t n fu . LlL cinatlhiethei trade to
their en.ll wrens of the 'attune .111 am They have In•
ire.tZe.t facilities for turnkey 'out the bent of work with
promptness and dispatch. Having the most experienced
hands In the State they can guarantee all work done at
111,4 Factory. . —•
Repairing wily and substantially done al the shortest
Seruen Sethi, Cogwheels., Y.dgeway Rings, Shafts, Oud.
smog, dr., kr., always on hand.
Ali orders directed to the firm by mall or lett at D, L,
I:4t. , rly's Hardware store will receive prompt attention,
.1 itiy 4, :
KURTZ & HEISLER,
(Late Kurtz; Beyerle & Co,)
- - • ' Manufacturers of
• Wire Coal screens. Coal 'Biddies. Wir •:
I9lt Brooms, de., ke.,llinersville,Sehuylkil
r ep4ith z County.
Thankfulfortheltheralpatronsgetbe
tire received from the Coal :Dealer,: and othere.lll th
nit. would most respectfully solicit their custom to th
store.. An work donegtt ounshop will he warmwted;
110 none need be afraid of getting a bad job. •
dr. Kurtz beins one of the oldest, and the mantes
icrictsi Wire Workerrn the county, we feel sure. that w
1111 torn nut the hest Coal Screens In the Bey,ion.
111 orders addressed to J. H. Hurts. Hi nerssill s e.toW
L. tittieter, er Hurts k Heisler. 'lnner:Mlle
sill In promptly attended to. Old Struts repaired.
11,. IR. ISISA
IRON WORKS.
irOUNDRJ & IVLACIITIE•SH4II,P, •
Pori Car. y 11 C0.., a.
•T. 11.1 V INTEItSTE announ
64p. es his readiness, from the rompleteouti
....
• . . oft he above namedestablishment ' loan
,r rr • l ay pll orders in his line of busines.
such as for Steam Engines, Railroad a
"[lnt t Cat l'utnps, Coal Breakers. Castings and 33achin .
ry of every indtern. Ile warrants hie work to giv.e sat
fat iQta. maid accordingly solicits patronage at bonus a
sO.r.a4. • Jan. 27.15,7 4.1 y
FOUNDRY AND IVIACHINE. SHOP
steam Car Reactor)+, ace.
otr: woo NOTlCE.—Thebithinessc f the bite 6
or SNYDER k MiLNES, will be eont
ued by the subscriber in all its verb
234LAsigia branches of Steam Engine building, Ir
Founder, manufacturer of all kinds
pinery, fur Rolling Mills, Blast Ftirtusees.'llail,
11%, kc., kr. lie will also continue the busineta of fd
1.,: and Selling the Celebrated Pim Potted. White Ad,
find Plonhia reins Red Ad' detts.belng anTii
I,r nt these Collieries 0 ECROFn W BNY DE
.I.,ouAry 21, IR:7 2.4 f
P
OTTSVILLE ROLL, NC
'I lIE 8 GIISC tlBEli Are co
oantly manufacturlng rerlotts sized
A
Rails. stelithieg 22,
25.28,`2);
and 40 phunda per yard. Also, la
Rails of the most approved patter
oetzlibig 45. 50, 55 and 60 pounds per yard. IF rota
p..rinueo of the past the yearn. we feel :confident
unsurpassed in quality by any mill in
,ountry. All business communications addressed
31-r,rq. YAIDLET & Son. Iron Factors, Pottsville.
Inert ulth prompt attantion. JNO. litidt2osii ktel
.lune •20. 25z'
PALO At.TO ROLLINO g M
IeILL.
Subacriberis beave to
nouitte to their friends and the tint
''" tenerally.that their nor Rolling MD,
t ''alo Alto is now complete, and In
1=
'partition, and that they are prepare
(unto T rails of various ratterns.weighingfro
to Ms per yard., Also. different sites of tat t square
found merchants' bar iron.
!orders bor rails or bar iron are respectfully solidi
and will meet with prompt attention if left eitbr
the Rolling 51111, Bright A Lerch's Hardware tiit
Contr.. f I r.it.`vr at their .ntileis. N. K. Corner of C.
and>ltrket streets, 2d story. HAYWOOD, UCH e
1.'57 1-tt
TO COAL
o OPERATORV I MINER
IP.lneer orks.
oir The nub,criber .respectfuily 'writ -
attention (4 the businesa communt
his Roller Works,on Railroad stree
niac, g i ta low the Parnenger Depot. Pottsville
whore he is prepared to mannfnetur
11.31LERS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Pqtoke Stacks, Air Sticks. Blast Pipes, Gasometers,
Boilers on hand..
Rein?, n practical mechanic and basin g for yartide
himself entirely to this branch of the busineaNh
rers hinisell that 'work done at hie establidtment,
give satisfaction to all who may favor ban with a e
I ndisiduala and Companies will lind It greatly to th
Vantage to examine hie work before entniding etre
• Nos , : '2l, '417 47-tf) JOLIN T. NOB
B AVER IIIItIDOIt WON
IL ON & DE t; Iron and
Foundein, respectfully Inform the:
trons, and the public generally, the 1
• .VEUp-t= are fully prepared at the above esti
- • meat. to manufacture Steam Euit
every size; Pumps, Itallrdad and Drift Cars, and
miler dogrriptivn of Iron and BrIPS Castings sults •
h. CnAl mining or ot her bualness, on the meat recall
loins. Also.. Blowing Cylinders for Dlaat Furnair
Mn..iliner work in cenerni. I
. id der
Repairing of all kinds done With net .equ dep
at the lowest pricey.. All work furnished hy s then
r toted to perform well. They would solicit the euel
1 hoe'e who tear want artich:a In tlrelr Vim in Ulla c ,
A I ordure will meet with immediate and prnm
)n. A. W. 1111
1,1857 9.1 y . • 11. it.: 1111111:1.
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.; I
SUBSCIIIIIEIVS are now
prepared to furnil.h. at the A shliti •
- :*t r .•••,s;;ick Works. dream Engines and Pumps
it' power and capacity. formining an
purposevi:Coal Breakers of every 11
at,rl.ll now in use, together with canting. and Pe
of every descriptions. Coal and Drift CAW
and patterns. large Truck and liorse
se the shortest notice. The euhscrihrre natter
selves that. Inasmuch an every member/4 the fir
prat:Wel mechanic, they will be able to furolvhi
Ion; that will compare' favorably with any itbbl
clop. All ord,ra directed to L. P. GAILNiII & lIiY
Schuylkill county, Pa , will reeetie prompt
'ion. • L. P. CAHNERI.I
MICHAEL got
- JOgEnt °ARM.:
AphlJud. Mi 4 tO.'b7
DEHAVEN'S IRON WORKS;
Illinersvillee
ire - TILE Sub...Ober Fs prepared to •
'facture STY.AIOI ENGINES of any
l'utupsot any esparity,and Coal U .
, f eve-y description ias well p
_...,
ether kind of machinery used in
.e.: urnares, Rolling Iktills.Saw Mills. ke,l '
nn the fsrilitica possessed for mannfacturi ~
ou long oes f.rien re In the butdnees.work ran be
t at tht , o‘tabil.hmeut.at the very lowest prl'
II &Ulterior quality.. ,
1
Person,teslroms of putting upmarhinery of sit
‘ ion lied to call and examine patterns and bet
:tinted with prices before'contracting elsewker o ,
9roler• of ..very kind are solicited. end strict at
I I be given to their prompt execution. ,
IV 111.1 ANI DER
Miners% Ille, December ArlSsi 1 'lll
...
WASHINGTON kRON VIIOIi
Puttsyll e, Pa.,
Tll.OB. di Jan WREN respectful
~
1 C"" • I to he tt i l; n 4e i. w in Ai r ar i l b tl e n b r u g i :t7a
' F r
— t:' erec ted
' fed between Cost and Railwet
nd
''' " ' Eli= - V W -I n si;
-- • and. froviting on .or ce, s
. '..
d to e xecute all orders for mar
I lk•.y an. prepared 4
. 1,, ,44 and Iron, such se Steam Engides. all kind.
144 for Rolling 3lllle. Mixt and .s.r , Mills, , SI
1 1 ,1104 4.41112 Pumps, Coal Breakers, Drift Carta
' .4 r.dll•o-ot Castings. such as Chairstr Flat en
l' toes. It:att.-hr.:, ar.: all kindi of cas and wro ,
"'"Io7.• tithig practical tuerhanlca. and hart
lot lem md. or Ih e Coal Region their - study study ;
e * ll ' . intl‘ of martiltieryin thelrlltte of bust
flatter 0i1...me-Ives that work dour at their estab
will give svistsedion to all 'l'' hn 'marbon or the '
rill. All orders ihaukrol e ',Aired and prom
ruted, on the most mow - doable terms. ,
• i 74 • 1 • 110 VA AVIIEN. . JA4EII WRi r .
- Nor._". 'la • -
, 41
TRENtONT IRON
.. ifORKS
Treiiont, Schuylkill% Comity, Pe
, ••• The Sub s cribers reqte.tfull
the attention of the trUsilkesSell,
I
e "" ••• to their New Machine Ski, at
4 11 ' . iiii; drY,ererted In the town or T iew
_ - - under the ntendenceand
~,e t of Messrs. Z. llatdor ff ai d Philip I.7notordt
1 it "Y II" Prepared to sseente all ordeis for M,,,,,
Pet. in I Iron, such as Steam Engines of al
P "P" of any rapacity, Coal Breakers of ever
lion ail kind. of Gearing for Rolling Jilliso
S,, eßillp.ltrift (tars. and all kinds r.f %.alirrad
11 1 1.11 i. Chairs for Flat end t Balls, r "Tx. ftwit
111 I. oda of Cast and Wrought Iron Shallops,
I, sit,. twins a eractlealMerhanlc.and bin-Inaba
tl-tiee .rid tt's pertenee for many year' , in( fie Coa
1 ,,,,,, nr dorßons of mating up alochinery of
g•-int.ited In ~,JI nodU•xnntlneoue patterns and
~ I tlit v ttf work. and loderome acquainted with
t;oate Works, berme euonciwila l y ejeewhere. Ord
s'l kind thinkfully received. and strict attentl
!ices to their prompt aneeutlen, having sever
.1 11.0 and an horse Eitel:non hand. i
• . i ' t `• l°.7 LIY C. A. AA.M.SE ',
- i .1
VOL. XXXIVk-,
.MEDICINAL
CHAIi W
•
Wholesale arid Detail
afilortirixict
8. N. Corsei Catre sflallorwellien •
. (Opposite Nartimncr'a Butel,) .
POTWOVILLE. PENNA..
AnIPACTURER Alit SOLE PROPRIETOR of •
Eiitlyigts 'Pectoral Ilisture.
•
NCel PECT I ORAL MIXTURE:cures Cooglia.
NO'S PECTORAL MIXTURE c resTolluenza., -
ING'S PECTORAL MIXTURE c insDroochltlL
• PECTORALIIIXTURR res Sore Throsts...
' 'TIN(II4 PECT, ORAL MIXTURE w II relieve rononmpi
five ptlents to advageod gases of the. disease.
W ING'S PECTORAL 14112CORX Id Li JACOB L. BEV.
• jowl, libland. , • .
MO'S PECTORAL 4=l= Id by J. KRILL
Ducts, MloenHlle.; •
PTIMPS PECTORAL MIXTURE dby im.ll. Runs,
. .
Sebuylkhl Raven; •
• PTING'S PECTORAL 31EVItIRE
generally throughout:the icipaty.
October 24, '57
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, '
• besiersleni feititntiat, eitaldissed b special aidnirimalt
for the relit! if She via. and dutrosed,ajlicied
wil/s riruisait send Epidemic diseases.
1 •HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
' in efen:of the lawful destruction of human life,
reused by Seival dire es , and the deceptions practiced
pon the unfortunate riot ims of each diseases byQuacks,
.vent years ago ditected their Consulting Surgeonas
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to openTa
ispensary for the ;treatment of thivelatto of di.eases,
o all their foa ms , and to glee MEDIOAVADVICRORA.-
IS, to all whit apply by letter, with a description Itt
their condition, (age, occupation. habits of lire. Ate- land
n rases of extreme poverty, to PURNISU 'MEDICINES
PRICE OP CHARGE. It Is needing to add that the Ai
-1 'iodation com Manda the highest Medical skill of thesge,
and will furnisti the meat approved• modern treatment.
The Direetersoin; a review of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of. benevolent effort.bave
been of great „benefit to the *Meted. &tactility to the
young, aud-they have resolved to devote themsebree,
witti renewed seal, to this very IttfiSortant but much des
pixel' cause. •
. Just Published W the Astoetatton, ar Reporenn Spar.
matorrhms, or-&.Wnal Weakness. and other Diseases of
the Sottott.orga mt. nr ,the Consulting Surgeonorbleh
will be sent Dy tralK (In a • sealed envelope.) FRES OP
'CHARON, on reeelpt of•TWO SXAMPS for postage.
Address, for'Report- or treatment, Dr. OKOROR R.
CALIIOUN,ConsuItIng Surgeon, llowit.d Assoetation,
No.:: South Ninth et reet, Philadelphia. Pa.
By order of the Difectors. EZRA D. IIEARTWELL.
Om. Egmont's), Secretary. ' President.
Oct. 3. '57 40-ly
airunnEß,
So Long Unsuccessfully Sought,
• FOUND AT LAST !
• .
Jlr)lt IT ItltltTonEs PIIIiIIANENTLY• GRIT , lIAIft
to its original color: , covers luxuriantly the bald
head; removes' ill dandruff; Itching and all scrofula,
scald head aud all erupilins; makes the hair soft. heal
thy, and giOrai ;741W - wilt premiere at to any imaginable*,
age, removes, as , if by.magle, all Matches, &c., from I
face, and cures/ill neuralgia and nerroui headache. Se,t
circular and tlie.folloring: .
Dover, N.H., ?eh. 2d,1851.
PROP. 0. J. WOOD Jc CO.—Banta: Within a few days
we have received so many orders and cells for Prof. 0. J.
Wood's Hair Restorative, that to-day Vre were compelled
to send to Roston fora quantity, (the 6 dozen you for
warded nil being wild) whi e we might order a quantity
from you.' .Every Wile we have sold KMs to hure pro.
ducal flrn or foor•new customers, and the approbation
and natronage It receives from the moat substantial and
worthy citizens of our vicinity. fully convince us that
IS IP a MOST VAILIIhiII,E PIOSPARATIoN:
send u',
as soon Li may be, one groan of $1 size; and
dozen one dons 2 AU; and Lenore us. yours, very respect.
fully, ' [Signed] DANIEL LATHROP A CO.
. Illokory G rove. St. Charles Co.. ?do— Nov. 12, 1836.
:rgov. o. J.W0011,-7Dear Sir: Some time hat summer
we were induced to usu . :Nome - of your Hair Restorative,
and its'ieftects were so wonderful, we feel it our duty. to
you and the afflicted, to report it:
Our little sun's head for some time bad been perfe.tly
eeveted - witilseres.-and soma called It scald. head. The
hair almOst eniTtelys came MT in consequence, when a 1
friend. teeing file milferinge advised us to use your lies
torative,inkwe did so with little hope of success, bet.
to our nuCprfse and that of all oar friends,a very feW - ap-•
pile:Mons removed , the dliease entirely, and A newitud
•lus orient crop of hair won started out, and we eau now
say that Ur boy has as healthy a scalp and as I petulant
a sn
crap as any other child. We can therefore,
tu rc r
e: d itherekl.Liev ared Neer VestereliTor—it ttettej.:
y tor a mwawa M tberirempiturc trstrt— the ate;
yours rerpeetfallyr ti HOUGH W. 111001?itiOTI.V411,
SARA II A. lilt7ll LIOTIIA3I..
Gardiner, 3lalue, June 22d,11155.
PROF, 0. J. WOOD—D:•ar 1 have used two bottles
of Profcabor Wood's Hair Itestorativ'e, and can truly my
it is thegreatestliscovery of the age for restoring and
changing the hair. Deforet using it 1 was a man of sev
enty. My hair has now attained a original color. You
can recommend it to the world without the least fear. an
my ease was one of the worst kind.. Youts, respectfully,
DANIEL MURPHY.
0. J. WOOD k CO.. I.roprietora. 312 llroadasy. Nee
York, (In the Great N.Y. Wire Railing Katabllistiment,)
and 114 Market tlreet. St. Loniedlo.
AtarAnd sold by 'all good Druggists,
Junol9,
,W ILLI 431S ' S
A PiDTSPE FtT I C EL IXIR.
liP yspepay et %lan papepay
N •
1111PRBID SENSIBILITY.of the
stora.ch aid Dowels, aitendcd with obvious dia.
order-oOlie digestive organs.
DvipipaY and tt. attendant ills, such as
iNausen,.lieadache, - •
t yertilin,tilimneses of Sight,
Debtlity!of the /*Troia System,
Hypochoutiria, Jaundice,
i9SII of Appetite,
therhfrength; .1
fropient belching of erd,
Waled taste,
nstipation and uneasiness of {he Bowels,.
•Mlious Tanning,
Burning sensation at the pit of the St or mach,
Liter Cbmplaint, - •
Oppression after Ealing, • •
1 the heart, •
Porn in the pit of the Stomach, or towards the right tidy
Salosersesso.f elsespt‘Mon, , •
Depression of spirits and irritability of tempw,'‘c..
Have in• Many eases defied the skill, herelolore, of the
beet medical practitioners in the world, and many MSCs
have been'abondoned as incurable. _ •
~ted
flat,
will
r ad-
, Da.' J. Wittiaws; Chemist and Phanneeentlst, alter
etudying closely practice of Drs. Abernethy and J.
Johnson, England, and observing the nature 01 the dia•
ease in all.its stages, during a sojourn in the southern
and western portion of the United Slates, where it pre-",
veils lo a greeter extent than elsewhere. procured from
don .h America, certain roots and herbs. from which he
prepared an "ELIXIR;" which, after eighteen , years' use
lu pri rate, practice, has proved itself more efficacious in
the cure of Dyseepay, than any medicine that has ever
been prepared in any ate or any clime, foe-the same
-pur
pose. j.
listing aubmitted it, with an explanation of its rem
muents to a number of. Physicians of Philadelphia,
a ‘ thong whom were the Gate Des. Joseph Ilertshorne and
J \C. Morton, it has received their entire approval, and
many of the Medical Faculty ire now not only prescrib
ing it for their patients. but are using It themselves,
personally, and in their faniilles. As a tonic, it is one.
quailed, and its properties are of so Invigorating a na.
lure, that it is given with perfect tatety and success to
the meet tender infants.
pa
they
IGh•
ex of
very
e for
uhle
and
eb
wßr
m of
oily.
t ten.
The 'Kum" is very gradual, but certain In Its action
upon' the organs of digestion, the increased secretions of
the liver, penerees and mucous mgmbrado of the Sto
mach, and requires that only one dose be takate twee
ty-thur hours; for conff rmed - Dyspepsy can on y be cured
otby nroduany,restering the organs of digest i to a heal•
thy state. The great enecess met with la curing the
most' aggravated ease of Dewey, aceompented Rome.
t liner/ with a high- grade of hypo 's hendriasie. has estate.
lished the most unbounded coundence In the curative
properties of this oEuxur.;' , .in corroboritlon of which
read the following testiuloc lila:
AVESTATION.—We, having need Willisms's "Anti.
Dyspeptic Elixir," with the moot perfect satisfaction and
success, take,great pleasure In recommending It to ail 1
persona sundries -with Dyppepsy, es we are tully con-
:winced of iii most estimable rootlike in restoring the I
digestive powers. remoVing all pains and uneasiness, and
. imps rtinr,.a healthy tone to the Stomach;
John it. Penrose, 31 South Wharves; Casper Morrie, I
Tecony; Thomas Abibone, President of Bank of Pelle
eyleania ; Abner Elates Mar ket, et reet above Sixth; hid-' I
ward 11. Roviley, No. 14 North Wharves; Michael Dune,
Suporintendeut Merchants' Exchange; Ilsnnah Stiles,,
Frankford Road; Hannah Webb, 28. Filbert street; H.
N. SPete7 , 12 Edward street; Lawrence Newbold, No.
996 -Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Wm. Yard, 6 City
Row; Rudolph •L'Arni, 267 Drcedwey; H. N, Winans,l
91 Water street, New York.
The list of Lames coold be extended to almoit any,
length, but the foregoing is deemed sufficient. •' - i
Testimony of /LK -SPIHLRY; solo was abandoned as'
Inenrabie. are¢ giros lip to Die.
-De. .1. tiluzAws—Dear Sir:—For fifteen years pre-1
'Sous to 1811.1 suffered so much front Dyspepsy; that I
became completely prostrated, both in mind and. "'tidy,
and at length beam. so weakened . ' could not attend to 1
, my business, and waesinking Into a decline. and it was
/ believed I never could recover; the best medical aid was;
procured for me. and every means 'resorted to without I
1 anY relief. 1111 I was advised to nee Your, -Elixir," arati
1 from the till* I began taking it 1 gradually improved'
, till I was completely restored to heslth. The, dreadful'
e I - son . ..rings I roorlured from Dyspepsy 1- cannotAercribe:
I 1 but I am contidrnt that without the use ofyear'.Ell xi v."
r. I 'should be in Inv grave. I assert that I solemnly be- ,
d Dove your " Elixir " has saved me'en from an early
death.— I,
a - I continue now In the enjoymen t of mosteleellent '
1; health. ' , • . 11. N. SPERRY.
u Jane nth ;1k67. N 0.1104 N. Third at., Nature. i
' e • We, the Undersigned, have known Mr. li. N. Sperry I
for several years, and take pleasure in stating
that Irbil
I
1 assertion ran he perfeCtly relied on. and that w e
. I selves know that he has been wonderfully restor ed
a / health from the brink of the grave: and we belle. n
, i l .
e. I beseserts, solely by the use of Dr. Willistmem v - Elixir." i
Tiros. J. CiIANDLIR, No. 143 Phmnia st.
'JlittlfEllnrr, Rare at., above Second. i
Personally appeared before me, (one of . the Alderman
'• • of the city of Philadelphia,) 11. li: 6 . who being I
duly af irmed. doth depose and my. that the tarts set i
a
fortit in the above certificate are true In every particular.l
/ Sworn slid subscribed this 6th day of June. 1857.
1
Y • . FEEDEatelt Rut., Alderman.
, . 1
d ' The "Mille Is sold in bottles. et $1 each. or Ghuttlei
Ike $5. ProptieterJAlllES WILT,' A 11.6, M.D.
~ • Chemist and Pharmaceutist.
f Ne. d South Sevepth street, Philadelphia.
r ' AfirFor sale by pan CI. Damn!, Centre street, Potts
stile.
d February 2111,'58 - T' -
s. lonsmemers.-- -- -
—____
.. *DU .
• • wer,
*krill
every
Mee,
• CHEAP EDITION
Of LivingstonePs • Africa.
Juz)T,:received, a cheap edition of this
intfr o min g Irclirk. at only $l. For ale at
‘-il. BANNAN'S awsp llook Starr.
• TAR.
IATIVE TAR; by the keg or barrel,
at the "Hardware and Iron Depot" • `
rottralle, June 19, '59 2•15•1 • FRANK TOIL
MANUFACTURES.
. .
NIMERIPSAFETY LAMPS.
A Supettax, Article.
ri'llE' S ÜBSCRIBE,Wc has
,just te-
P telvei front fiev Casthi,'lnglaud. a lot Of Dairy's ,
italtrty iferitfs. USA nuide-Ander ttiellturpeetton of
the Itogllsh Ootereatent Agent. of the beat quality
wire gauze. • Also. Pause Omens made reedy for we for
these Lamps. Them are the beat Safety Lamps aver to.
Modueed lute thlstlodntyomed are fersalevliolesaleired`
retail at about the roeµ et inferior Lamps. , Alia, Wire:
Goose by the yard. and Gimp Drothea by the dozen or.
Maxie. 'Alm, the planney Lamp for ikosto and line
'Pleven. "This latin is eoverednith a thick Mart, and
glad' an Increased light which:4.ot ha pp erta n el to illoa
Viewers:'• MIN.I.IrAIINAN.
if-Thexe Lamps eon be pot 3itto a box sswa with mo
plosive gee, and mind rapiebrbeeknards tad tbnrarda
without any revering. and erlitjtet explode. • •
August IL '57 •
READY MADE PAPER . BAGS,
1 -1 4 OR; GROCERS, 'DRUGGISTS,
..1_,•• CONFECTIONERS, BAKERS, te.—lbe Sabscrlbet
respectfully Informs his Mends and the public' that be
has beep appointed A Out for t he sale of
Patent Machine niade Paper page,
!ET=
' menuracvnitin ar • 1
310111 TE. lan Ltmitgrg t Co;. of Phil&WWI&
These Rags ire or sites and qualities or paper suitable
for ALL rumml who use the article, and are. offered at
such prices as will at once commend them to; the con
sumer.
'There ire many advantages hi purchasing and using
ready made Bags. Where no bags ars cued, It requires'
double the quantity of paper and string to pack the same
number of pounds, and more time,in putting up a pack-
Where an extensive businessia do le .and Bags made
by tam' , by baying ready made Bags, one. Aced can ha
dispensed - with. By using them, you will not only save
liansaud money, bat. always tiara a convenient tempter
tic In which to put up your goods.
Wherever these Rai. Gave J
they have
given ,entire satiefietion.
For id/ at ifitemfactarers' prim by • ..
BENJ. BANNAN,
Panic and look Beeler and Stationer.
•
centre steeet,oppodtetribmilial Church. Pottsville.
A Scat rate asseniumat W SAPPING PAPER al
• ways on band. , I ."
SAVE RONEY THESE HARD TLERSI
, . . . _ •
• DRAINACE AND WATER PIPE.
Jost the 'Thirty, Waated iw she Main/ Redlines.
rI:HE subscriber , hats. been appointed
Agent tbr the Wile '44 th e %It:titled Stone Water
in 'Drainage Pipe,' Title -pipe ranges , In size from 2
loth,' up to 12 Incheatt eellbre, and will boor Pre.'
sere of hoes 111 to 100' feet - fall of water, is as easily laid .
as Iron pipe,;:-jititinertiOns ran be made at any point
1a lododruettblestailll last threvei—lo fact omM:tre
ble than Iron pipe. hermit* ladies not rust--and is af
forded at the tbllawlpg rates - at' our store, Pottsville, or
ian be sent dtreet i oloints where Pall Roads run fr om
Philadelphia when ' quantities are reel:tired., Yriight
iwted from these prices when parties receiving the
Pipes pay Freight. , '
2 Inch pipe . • •" 14 tents per tout.
4, " ' " • 24 , '
6• .4 ~ 111 46
• by 4. if
These are the .cheapest and moot durable pipes that
can h• oldeincsi foi conveying water. We believe they
can be laid even cheaper than wooden plpes,and are
only about half the price of Iron and lead pipes. Call
and see them at theatoreof 11.8ANNAN,
• 7 Agent fee the"Maiisfotterrot.
• Pottsville. June, 1867.. , • at .
aliastrrsellAnno or
Melodeons, Organ Melodeons, and Pedal !Int
, • Bass Harmoniums,
511 Washington Street, Boston.
rPLIE A.TTE;ITION of Clergymen,
.
11
Committees,. Sebesds,Lodges, Ac., is invited to the
yew Pedal Suiellass Illasegleinnis, made solely by the
Manufacturers. • , T 1 •
It is erranged with two manuals or .banks of Key.,
the lowest set running en octave higher than the other,
and may be used separately, and 'thus got in one case
1 two distinct instrumen t. or, by.the use of the coupler,
the two banks of keys may he pined at- the same time
by nee of the front get only. This eonneeted with the
Sub-Bass will produce the effect of a large organ. and is
sufficiently heavy to 1111 a house that Seats. from 1000 to
1500 persons.
THE op9A'N MELODEON
Is designed for parlor find private use. The construc
tion in similar to the Church Instrument. being serene.
ed with two batiks of Heys, and when used together. by
' means of the coupler, 1. capable of as great volume oi
power an the Church Instrument, when used with Out
the Pedals. , •
_,_ -. •
Alen; every variety metenzems for Parlor use. '
Purehasprsulay rely upon Inatiumentafrom our Man-•I
nfactory, being made in the meet complete and .thor-''
• ought manner., Having removed In the specious
61.1.WASIIINGTON SITiIkIET, we have every teeth
form "anutacrurnr• PerposeSt •rni, ampory • - nonenur
the most experienced and skillful workmen.
short, we will promieeour customers an Instrument
equal if not superior to any Manufacturer. and guaran
tee ENTIRE AN!) PERFECT SATISPACTIO.S.
Moen: TsnCHEnS, LISDSCS or Comas, and other* inter
ested to musical matters, are respectfully ins lied So visit.
Our rooms at any time add examine or test the instru
ments on exhibition for intle.at their pleasure.
As furlherunaniniee tslitio nubile an to the excel-
Ohre of the MELODEONS AND HARMONIUMS from
our Manufactory, w'e beg leave to refer, by permission,
to the following
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS OF' BOSTON.
Who have examined our Instruments and will give
their opinion vrheneblled upon:
CIUCKEIUNO SONS, HALLST A Cuwerov, T. Gasses & CO.
WU. P. Estensou.. Itemise& Aura. A. W. LADD &Co.
Glenne HEWS, WOODWARD& BtoWN,NS.WnALL a 00:
Melodeons & Harmoniums Rented.
Persons who wish to hire Melodeons and liarmoelums
with a view of purchasing at the end, of the year, can
have the rent Spedited as part payment of the purchase
money. This matter-is worthy of epeeist note, as It
enables those who desire a fair teat at the instruments
before purchasing, to obtain it at the expense of the
manufacturers, to the extent ,atleast of asearli rent.
Orders from any part of the country, or world, sent-di
rect to the manufactory in Boston, with cash or Satisfac
tory reference; will_te promptly attended to, and as
faithfully executed as if the parties wen' present, or
OmplOyOd an agent - to select, and on sere:amiable terms
Price List
Stroll leg, VA octave, e 0
Scroll leg. 5 octave,_ 75
Plano style, S octave,
Plano style: extra fiish, 5 octave, - 7, • 115
Piano style, carved -- • • • - 125
Pianostyle. 2 sets of reeds, • , • , • 150
Piano style. ti octave, • .• - ' 135
Organ 'Melodeon, .... • ...... 100
Organ. Melodeon. extra finish, - - - - tM(I
Pedal 'Sub-Bass Harmonium, • - • • '• 275
Letter., Certificates and polices from the Prom: from
all parts of the world, may Mao be seen at our salesroom.
Descriptive circulars tent free to any address.
S. D. it H. W. SMITH.
511 Washington Street, (Neer Boyilaton Market,) Boston.
June 27 '67 2A-11
THE SUBSCRIBER has been ap
pi:Anted Agent, and is prepared to put on 11. 11.
arren k Co's celebrated Fire and Water Proot Roofing,
—it is composed of Pell, Composition and Gravel—
it 14 more durable than either shingles, tin, slue or iron
—requires no4atinting. and can be put on complete at
a little over one-half the expense of other roofing.—
The advantage4of this Roofing mai be summed up as
•follaWs:
It la both WATERTIOIIT and TIRE-PROOF.
It will not expand and contract, with beat and cold,
like metal roola. •
One Welt to the foot. itall the Inclination required.
'The roof can be walked upon without injury.
It can be used fordrying purposes. I
It is of great advantage to firemen when adjoining
buildings are on firm
- it is not injuriously affected in the least by changes
of temperatz re.
It is adapted to every climate.
It is not affected by the *ring of machinery.
It wia bear more than double the heat of sine, tin, or
galvanized heti, without danger to the boarding beneath
it. • 1 •
It is easily and quickly repaired; if injured. '.
- Gutters of the same material can be formed on the
roof. •
ITS COST IS MUCH LESS THAN THAT OF ANT
oTagn. rutr r enooll ItOOF NOW IN USE.
Insurance is effected at' the same rates ason. buildings
covered with other fireproof materials.
hundreds of certificates can b: awn at B. Barman's
Book store. We append one or two to show that it is
. no humbug: . • •
We, the undersigned, bad our Banking House roofed
with Warren's Fire end Water.Prouf Hoeft ng about three
years ago, and so far have had no mason to doubt its of
Scary and durability: nor regr4 having used It, and
should to building hereafter prefer it to any other roof.
to -• I ' Takla EL CO.
Philadelphia, March 12, 1557.
.1
Alessrs: IL AL Wurrep . Or.svtartaa :—I was pre
sent by Inv itation,at an experiment with your Improved
Fire and Water 'Proof Ccmposition footing, on the 21st,
of May bud. The object, I suppose.,was to Fire persona
not acquainted with the nature of the rooting, en oppor
tunity to see It tested. I arrived on, the grotind about I
o'clork and saw the boardsput on the roof; they were
in a 'mull' state, the edges nof jointed, or. grooved and
matched. After the boinia were on they were covered
with throe layers of felt, and then by a coating of Cern
poiition. and the Whole covered with gravel.
A quantity of combustible material was placed within,
and at Ihe appointed time a match was applied. A furi
ous fire soon burst from all Fides of the house. and en
veloped the whole building in a (lame. II continued to
burn for at lewd three quarters of an hour.' At that
stage of the fire, l felt a desire 'to know how , the roof
• would stand if water was thrown upon It, and asked per
!. mission to try the et pertinent. which was grantedpetid,
I applied three or four buckets of water ou the roof
which. run Ott as though Alen" was no Are under or'
ill around it. • •
tr e ntlernen„,piy opinion IF. that so far as fire in con
cerned, it is the hest kind of a roof, from, the tact that Its
alr tightness prostate combustion In.ease of a fire In •
building where the roof is of your material, the lire
would not be likely to extend to, the adjoining build-,
ireva.„ I bad no example of this kind last winter, on the
4th day of Ja unary; at 4 o'cl .ek in the morning. A the
broke out in a row of Brick Holier& on the south side of
Seybert St.. west of 22nd street. It bads roof of your",
e. en pedtiori,and the-fire was confined to tho house
whore I t originated. I hare nohesltaticm in saying that •
If it had been an ordiniry roof, the whole row would
have burned down. from the fact that it was one of the
coldest mornings we he l l last winter.andlbe wind blew
a bunkum at the , time. Seybert street is north of the
Girard College wall, and at that time of the morning,
terrether with the. coldness of the weather. made It a
long time beton) we could get water on .the
Notwithstanding this, we eat burnish* the lire withoit
injury to 'the adjoining building& -
I therethearecommend your routing to the community
a* superior preveollve or Oro.
Vary Respectfully, Voars.Ac..
SAMOS:I P.TEMM,
SAVE TOUR TIME:,
S. D. & HAN. S
EXTRAORDI ARY
b. co aro NIL co a I'l
Boils Water and Plee'Proof.
PRItAkLPIIIA, June 20,185 T
Chief finpinhcr SI the Are Drpartawid.
• Any fnrther information iiith reward to this Rooting,
can be obtained by tailing on-the subscriber at his Boot:
filers, Pottsville. „ . BBFY.Li A ht, or.
JOS. Da MUM,. • ••
• • Cdrpcuirein The Orchard. Paltrate,
Who will put or tlir Roofing at short notice."'
PT!' Colliery Establishments, Inners' hoaxes. ragging'
bonito. Breakers, fir -in this ibis Is just the
roof, minim', as It Ls tiro proof, and no .pat on
ilt - • • •
nresSnlanie and tin rnedi covered , frith the inalfstal
tf tiacipitallas fat tee sleep, . •: , •
.... July 1, 'ti
SATURDA MORNING, JULY 3, 1858.
31.,OANUFACI" ES:
PORT CARBON.SHONEL FACTORY.
Charles smith, E.roprietor.
All kinds of coajaulyels * Spa*, cailriddled; 40.
The patronage of the Public is respectfully *pilchard.
Jaeeary 10,'59 ' 2-11
•
•-- WATFR METRES. .
rrilt Subscriber having been authrir
i_ot by the taannteettirers of Water :Metres,
oar 11 orders left with them, at *bele prime.
E. 'YARDLEY d SCIL4.•
Paton'lie. August 30.'M
AR AND RAILROAD IRON.
EE subsoibers have hand
and silt sell for CASH, at the lowest market, piety
a rga stork•of Molest quail meivhant Ear Iron, Flat
:Ear Railroad Iron, cud light I rail!. for mlnes. ' •
• , , S. IiARDLRY t BON. '
PoetivUle. November 26, '69' . 48-
• -
SO P. •
rli..sOiseritterilhiite the attention
of odaiortamittioriltaikt o ibelr manufacture of
mr, - eat,e; ihd OLIVE . SOAPS; ac 'Mel*
Pa* haviag !mg been astouihely keown le Sebn)llkill,
Osrboi sad Lawn* countklianitetorsausnided as of no
liablo quality...otders nrelyuttan promptly Allow
lad to. 4fir:4l Soda, 8 larch. lte4atiaya oo haotrat
. ELKINTON k SON.
• : Yffkliouttatcood stmt. Plalladilptils.
Juno 26.'38 • .•• • • -264 m •
VUL,CANIOD:RUBBER HOSE,
ibr ,Uintroute, leinewttiss, !ire .Engietu, and oaf!, pirr
. I...Postf•
\., - img—has, great ativantegei
iiTer;lpitthei, ail': It beetle, no idling, 14 .nerbetky
I g t, will stand& yeryt high degree of but without, In.
jam and is nat Meted by the severed told. It can be
bed of soy else limesl4 lath to - 3 When Inside diem*.
bit—lialToe 410 gawk ,to orrib!r. Also, Co upil op. Branch
WPM *e. • Yet maittsr,•• , B.BANNAN. - .
5,1* 21.
, WILLIAMSPORT PLANING MILL,
. 11ETWItil THE •
13nnburt* Erie Railroad andthe Canal,
(Opposite the Furnace, Williamsport, Penna.)
aEO. S. BANGER CO., Whole;
Viola end Retail Mastermind Manufacturers ambits
and yellow pine doming boardsontsit.doorkblinds.abut•
tem siding, wood mouldings,"We. Jig and scroll sawing,.
fancy and plain. All descriptions of t nrning and planing
done eith promptness, and in the best manner.
February V. '5B
. .
• NOTICV •
To Coal Operators Mid *ohnylklllCoun
ty Merchants.
QMOKING TOBACCO, by. Steam
0 powff--Alootbs a day, ar:Etamburg. awoking Tobac
co and Seger-Manufactory, on band and ready fou sale..,
- WO barrels sweet scented Smoking Tobacco.
2001100 Mall' 'hawk& Hogan. . - .
200.000Sizes,:ripeoleb Segars, ' ' • . . • .:
100,900 Seed and Extra Segailt.
Orders ttranktlilly received and promptly attended ;to.
Termi eill. IMAMS' ANN 11101112 N. '
Itaniburg. Barka County, Ira.
313. if
Sept. 5,'57
,„,
tt
PlANOCANO,.maLortgoms
th, ,-
tut beat Deaatectitee.. teraulleelp
I:4N OH SALE Be. TE
subscriber. All Plane. and H
/dela di
deem' doll by him will be -warranted—lf lc -
not what they are represented, they can be returned.—
Ail kinds of Melodeon. will 'be ,sold at Manufacturers
• cosh prime In Pottsville, by-which the pa - chaser,' are
the carriage and risk of transportation. Pianos will be
cold from $lO to $2O less than regular city priers accord
ing to the value nr the Instrument. Those who preterit
by cattlemen as, and receiving a letter of credit, can
makethelrown selection...ante Manufseturers.mwertutn
the prletw. Mid we. ill turolrb the Instrument selected
at the above rates. If there IF any doubt In this mat•
ter—all we have to my Is—TltY
IVLAUCH
Ne CHUNK
Wire Rope rinfaetory,
Ses,metersrcl,
iganufartarer of Wire RoVe, for tricliord planii, shafts.
dogms te.., would Inform the public that lie is now -pre
pared to. make -
ALL KINDS, LENGTH
ROUND S" AND -S
E IES OF .FLA 7
AND ROP.
At the shortest-notice, of superior quality, and on the
moat liberal terms, at his Wire Rope Factory . ,
Mauch. Chunk, Carbon Co., Pa.
Reference can be made to Messrs. M. A. Douglas, N. P.
eortright and A. U. Broadhead. at Mauch Chunk: to N.
Patterson, Summit Hill. to Sharpe. Lelsenring A Co.. Til
more, IMsetne county, Pa.. and In fact. nearly all t he op
angora in.the Region who hate been using his ropes.
August 8, '57
T^ 3:llty.
CARRIAOE ,FACTORY REMOVED.
unders.igncd . retipectfully
•• I brace this opport unity of informing
the public that they hare removed their
estenelve Carriage Peet ory, !rem Allatteh
Chunk street. where they hare hoe
.einge the jate Ore, to their New, Large and coninialtoos
building; i t i - Mtrrii • Addition. oo the old elle. where
they are prepared to turn out CABE] AGES EQUAL TG
fit B BEST IN TIIE STATE and ready to' accommodate
their e UstOrnere *La in those who may favor them with
their patronage. An entire new and well selected clock
of materials and I bewtme old handle will enable them
to do work whillidn elegance and durability cannot be
surpassed.
They will continue to attend to the buslnembereafter
as before, with determination to give general sitisfac•
lion
Sir All orders will receiverompt attention.
thirltepairing done at the 4hortret notice.
July 18.'57 2-41 y A BRIGHT &
.;
When, in the coulee of human events, it becomes ne
cessary for one people to dissolve the ,polilleal bonds
which hare connected thew with another, and to assume,
amo ng th e powers of the earth, the separate and equal
station to which the laws of nature and of naturestiod
entitle them. a decent respect to the opinions of mss
kind requires that they should &entre the causes which ,
impel them to the reparation..
We hold thoset rut be to be selfevidento—that ill men
are created equal; that they are endowed by their Crea-.
tar with certain 'unalienable rights; that among these
me life. Ilberty.and the pursuit of happiness: that to'
ware these rights, governments - are instituted among
men. deriving their just power, from the consent of the
governed; that • whenever any form of government be
comer destroictile , of these ends. It la the right of the
pantie to alter no abolish !tooted to institute new govern- I
meet, laying its foundation on such prineipleit, and re , I
ganizingits powers itisueb terms, as to themehall seem
most likely to effect their safety and happiness. l'ill--
denee. Indeed. Sill dictate, that governments long es-
tabllshid should not be changed for light and transient 1
causes: and accordingly all eaperience bath show*, that
mankind are miarellimiesed to suffer while evils are rut
ferableot ha n bright themselves by abolishing the forms
to which they sire acrustomed. Brit when II long train
of abuses and tieurpations, pursuing invariably ' the
same object evinces a design to reduce them ender, Ate
'volute despotism, it is their right, It is their duty, to
throw off eneh government, and to provide new guards
for their future emurity. Seth has been the patient
as i ffenther of these colonies; and such le now the net...
pity whleh.eonstmlns them to alter their former systems
.o government • The ihtstory of the present king of
• Great Britain le a history of repeated injuries sod are.,
pot ions. all haring In direct °Wirt the estatdistoment of
an absolute tyranny prer these states. To prose this.
let facts be submitted to a cindid world..
Ile has notepad his issent to laws the Mood wholesome
sod necessary for the public good. . ,
•
lie has forbidden ids governors to Pam laws of !mai&
&Me and priming Imperialist.. Tiniest suspended in their
rperation, Wilda assent should be obtained: and when
ter suspended,; he has utterly neglected to attend to
th e m, lie has refused to pass other laws for lb*
those large dietriets ofireopie,unllees those people
would relinquish Gloried Of representation in the leg
humors; a right Inestimable to them, and formidable tp
tyrants only. :
tie has called together legislative bodies at plaices un
usual. uncomlbetable.and distant from the depository
of theirpablie records. for the sole purpose of fatiguing
them into ecomlienre with hie measures.
ti e has disseived reprewentative bowies repeatedly, fob
e p r awine, with manly firmness, hie Invasions. on the
' rights of the people. ,
0 ,, has noosed. for a long time atter etAt dissolutions,
to mum others - to. be elected,: whereby the .kagialative
powers, Incapable of annihilation, have returned to the
people •t large, for their exercise; the state remaining,
In the mea_ntlme. exposed Mall the dangers of, invasion
front withont, And eonvulelmas within. - • -
lie bee endeavored to prevent the propitiation of, these
states: for that'purpose obstrurtlng the; laws for nate.
rallsation of foreigners; refining to pens other, to eneeee
. rage their amigo at lon hither, and rabbi the condltkons
of new appropriations of lends. • j
Ile has nbetructed the administritien of justice, by •
nearing his assent to laws for. establishing jedlelary
powers. . • . '
Ile has made judges dependent on hit will alone, for
the tenure of their offloss,and the amount and payment
Of their salaries. .
•
Ile has erected a multitude of sew cams. and sent
hither swarms of dicers, to harms our people sad at
out their eutelence.
• Ile has kept among us, in tittles of *Mr, standing Sr
. ruler. without theca:went of our leothlatdree. ' I
Ile has affected to render the military indep endent of, 1
and superior to. the awn p o w er . • •
11$ has combined with other" to sub deet us to a Jur
diction foreign to our constitutions.andunseknewled
by nor laws; giving his ament. to their acts Of pretend
Imislation. . ' I .
For quartering large bodies of armed hoops among me
For protecting them.by a mock trial, from punishment
•kw any sunders which they should commit on the in
habitants of these states:
For cutting off our I node with all parts of the world:
For imposlog taxes on ino without our consent;
For depriving inq In many seam of the benefitsl of '
trbol by jury: " . -
For transporting us beyond sees to be tried for pre
tended nffenees:
For abolishing the free system of English laws In a
neighboring Fro:Mete, establishing theran an arbitrary
government, and enlarging Its - bounds, lea, ow as to ,if
it at °amen example and fit Instrument Sir littio•
during the tome absolute rule Into them colonies: . to
For taking away our charters. abolishing our moot
valuable last, and 'dieting, fundamentally, the Parma of
our governments: •-
•• Fort suspending nur own legielaturee, and . declaring
themselves Wrested with power to legislate br us la all
UM Shat•never. • - • , . • .... . . ,
.1111 has abdicated government here, by, declaring Mr
out of hls protection, and waging war neatest us.
'lle bas.plundered our Ilene, ravaged our coeMs; burnt
- r-----
our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people., - .. .
WIEIC3I3I - . - ; lie Is , at this time, transporting large armies a tbr-
SCHUYLKILL :COUNTY LUMBER dent motreetunies to complete the works of death; devil&
1 Hon. and tyrauuy, already begun 'with eirenensteinees of 1
-....AND-- ' cruelty and perfidy. scarcely paralleled In the Meat bar
•
MANUFACTURING "COMPANY : ham& ageSaeff Well/ Boworikf (beheld et kieleilhed
Haab en hand at their extetodve . estardishment. on nation. - . • - ' • .
maimed street, a great • quautity of lumbec ot every kind' ' the has oonsti ahead our fellow citizens, taken critrtivir i
and description, which they ran supply to Operators, on the high semi to hear arms against their country, to
Carpenters and Builders:at lower rates than it can be t beecone Dm executimaels of their friends and brethren, I
bought-elsewhere. They are also ready to • supply, or to fall theinselves by their hands. •. , o .1
through the means of their extensive busineios, and lit-' • lie has excited domestkinsornetions aliened us. and ,
bur eating machines, manufactroml articles in, thelviine jowl endeavored to bring oh the inhabitants of our fron- : l
at a-saving of 25 per rent. on tortnei cost. ' .. • time the merellear Indian serages,vi how hnews ri d e qy
Their large workshops have been'in aseresaflal opera- . warfare la an undistinguished destruction of ill ago,
(Inn for Murat, year, t umiak oat Mist quantities of mixes. arid erondltions. • .- '•- . i
Doors, Window Frames, . le ever y g a pes. (time oppiessions, We hems petited
~pasta, - 1 -Psi nel .Worbt; • for 'redrew' in the toed bLeable terms; our repeat pe.
.n om adim gip, ~ r _ n e di.ip o it al,
• 1111pds, .• 1 , . Basesalloters iv . prlnco, whose .eharaeter la thus marked by every ert.
Spatters, ,
. - ..kuttessv • ..- i . • .which may defines tyrant, la unfit to: he be " mist *nil
. ,
dud art Limit of Framed. Paneled and Turned Work, :free people-.
I Which they have constantly on hand. ',The's , are ready Nor hare we been wanting In` attention to owe Itritbb ,
I
10 evee . e te or d e j • it no almoteet• 'tenth; totally quantity • brethren: .We have named them, two *Duets thawi. of 1
or quality of' sawed or moue et faeinred Muff. • . .1 attempts by their legislature to extend SR emmarrant-
Dry and green Ilemlock,of all Mode/for building purl 'able jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of
Oak,Naple. Poplar chair, •plask and seatitling . the etreninstances of our emigration end alinement harp
pose.
~• - Cherry, Walnut; , Maho;rany,. de.,.for cabinets Plfe have appealed to their native justice and mamma
work; White And Yeilow Pine hoards for flooring, raw or i 'Holly; and ire have conjured tbeiMby the, Hai Of oor
made to older; White Pine ',Link, ;1, 234, 2. 1%.1 1 ,4, %; mown kindled, to dleavow these. natorpalkwes, which'
and % bleb paned. always ready; abet, plank: beaten, I would Inevitably Interrupt our amemealone and corne
r:Ms. scantling, posts,sbluglet, latb, ceiling lath, fildi-I Pendence. They, too,
Irate
been deaf to tb• voles Of
nx. be.. te. .. ,- - . E.. f. .;, ,. ,instlessnd of eonsingolottyWe sonst;tbs•stro. se.
- .41irlitlis of woad stulT.and everything is !Detrital'. .on ~I,e• Is the . neemislirTblet damsel* tow sepinfr
es mos into ordhr, atilt@ shortest settee, ' • ~ I Oft, and'hOld the*, as 'MUM -nth tall. et spallid6 •
• T o tti t inortrartwys • 4
~ -- / . -10. 1 susodes Is war; Is pesos, ttissitso ...I. i' -.., ...f, r,- ~
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TMEAQII/i CARRIAGE & WAGOIi FACTORY - .
Heirseshoeing Wad illarkomitthing.
.1% - car It. armee of BROAD, and CENTRE strata
subscriber takes this method of
I informing the public that:he has become the sole
proprietor of the above establishment, and he hopes to
- tendon It so site give satisfaction
to the Inasineas eesnmonity, by l ens.
ploying norm but the bent of work- i p
men.ansi aping the best materials
that can be Coned in the market. Being myeelf a prac
tical meebanie. I will guarantee all work turned oat to
be as represented.
Jobbing work of all kinds promptly attended to and
neatly executed. lie hopes. by strict attention to busi
ness and reasonable charges Co merit a liberal share of
the public patronage., DANIEL. DEAN.
AkirD. DEAN has on hand an assortment of new and
second hand carriages and exp.ess wagons of various
ityles. Also, heavy wagons of all kinds., Lid carriages
bought or exchanged. March 13, '53 11-tf
BUILDERS' MILL.
THE SUBSCRIBER hewing ea
tabll.hrd himself to Potfllo, takes 1 4 1 111
this method of Informing- ((wonders , car 7 , 1, =R ,
peak's, end : others wastiog r anyiblag In
Ida line, that be Is manofaCtiartng, and
will always keep oo hand—Swett, of an de,.criptions,
Doors Alt • Door Frostng, She Ditodal
hlooldtaage and Window Frame,:
• Worked Prooriog. white andyellow pine,constautl one.
•band. Orders received for bill stuff. hemlock Er white
.
pine.
Wood Turning. Scroll and Jig Saiing, to all the vari
ous brapebee.will receive particular attention.
,The totehinery used in my ettablubment ill of the
Moat perfect description, and all work will , be' manatee
, toped frotdownened lumber, and warranted to glee sat-
Wadies'.
My MILL lasitosted to COAL STREET, ramie Norwe.
idan.'neat door to the 13rreen Victory. and those wanting
any of the articles enumerated will do well to give me a
call Were purEhiudog elsewhere. JAS. P. SIoQUADA.
Pottsville, Ray 1, 'SS • —7, 18-17
PIIITTSVIkLE
Saddle and saneness anntaetory.
y HEREWITH invite yonr especial
attention to my req extensive stock Of 'Ready Made
Sada , ry, Harness, Went. dn.-embracing the largest
fariety of style,' and qualities weer offered for sale to
this county, and at prices that .0111 compare favorably
with those of any other bone in the trade.
renre, 1131 ring been, for some year,' past,
in• the habit of purchasing my
• Raw Nalcrialatitusively for ault,
I find mynah!' now In the possession of adrantagns from
this cause not enjoyed by the trade generally, and feel '
that I ran, with conlider.ce ? solicit the trade of ell chasers
of dealers: and my arrangements for the touting Pea*
son's trade are Lased upon even - lava' amount of hazi
ness than I have hitherto done; you can therefore rely
upon lidding at my establishment terry thloa that Is re.
quired In my line.
Orders by mail are . respectfally solicited, and the go ods
sent warranted to ;lye utiSfactlourboth'as to price and
quality . LEFEVER IVQ)IIfIXDOEFF.
• Opposil•Rpfsenpafautrch,Peafresffeet.
March 7.1667 ':! •108 y .
• SOLOMON HOOVER.
Wholesale and Retiell
DEALER in Stoves, Range s;
Renters, Tin' Ware, Mellow Ware, ltd.
lents Ware, pram Ware, ,Ireocb Ware, .and
Range Rollers, Portable. Ranges, Gas • •
Ovens, Summer Furnace, &e, he., has' added "'I.!.
to his Muter stock of Stoves a variety, of new Pat
terns of Kitchen Ranges of which be can give the
highest reootemendatiop.
lie calls particular attention tp his new style of Hea
ter which he is Confident will make the bCst lle,atetthat
has ever been used in thin part of the country. else, a
variety of new patterns of Cooking, Parlor,. and tall
Stoves. lie calls pa rt leularattent lon to his sheet ran
Parlor Stove, it Is animProvement on the Kisterbeeb,
which he is confident la the best Wive in use. Ale has
now the largest itoek of nu:above articles (too name,-
Pus to mention,) that has vier been offered:ln this part
of the country. Me invitee his Mends and customers
in call and examine for themselves. feeling confident
that be calf suit tbemin .juality and price; be flatters
himself that hi has bad tuncb experience in bit Rue of
business, therefore he feels confident that he cannot be
surpassed In quality or ch.4Priess. '
iforitoofing and. Spouting and alllcind Mobbing
done at the iihorteat notice. r
Gam amt. 5 doors abate Markel, west side,
March ,
TO OVIPENTWO AND .BUILDERS.
fb - t . -110000pOoretT9'.;
MAtC soOLVMBIA.
sr JO 3 / 1 211 norstaaosi
• rille— * Preatdestes
Hilt, Colombhit'beppy hod! . ‘.• 'I -
nail. ye baroestbseivembnro tree •
Who Flught Old bled to freedom's tame,
• Who tenght and bled In freedom's cause,
And whin the storm ewer was sone,
..Evjoy'd the pats your PIP. won.
Let Independoem bs ere boast,
Ever mindful what It ited
Ever !lateral the the prise.
• Let Itealtsepsebthe .
firm—amlted—let its be,
Rallying round our. Liberty;
'As a band of brotbere jolis'd, •
. PespandanGity we stall nod..
.
immortal yetil.ls! rime once more; •
Defend your tights. defend your shore I \
Let no rude kw. With imekem hand, '
Let rio rude fan.-vritlaisanioua band..
Invade the shrine where saveditss
Of toll and biota the, wellreWirPflaa.
While °Cain lc *are ale eel* lad Just,
In heaven volplane A tastily truer.,
• That truth sod jerdlen wilt prevail,
And every aebeentot bondage fall. •
k Ina led ? le; • -
. s .
Soul d
soendetbadramp of Sonnet , • - •
Let Wasmararoafe.grakt name •
'Ring throtiahlbe world Ill' l oud applause.
Ring through tits World with loud &paktum
Let areryellme PreedonS
Linten with a joyful ear. . ,
With equal stall, aid godli ke power, .
Da goTern'd lo the fearful hoar
Of horrid wart or guides, with' ease,
The helVer ttujeaof hok,t.
•
Delintd the chief who noweearntands,
Onee more to meriebto anintry, stand'—
, The rock on width the stain will brat, •
The lock on *bleb the Mann willbeat,
But arm'd In ride* arm and tram," •
•
file hopes are Sited on Heaven an d ,
,
Whorl bope vat sinking in diemaY,
• Anti glooms obscured Ostumbla's day,
Ills steadylaterd, *OW ellangettree;
Resolved on depth or Utnpry..•
de:
THE FOURTH OF•JULY.
-• • ,
, • Tine—NAtlikeir th e Ala.''' .
Let patriot pride our patriot triumph !rake!
The Jubilee of Preedinn returnee a riatkurs foul:
On land or usain, no right of resits ito. •
Though trarrleeattioram like Ocean's *easiest , toll.
Freed your tanners, let commeiree., indiatry directing
Mantle the weeps, by mange, wealth !Protecting: -
And aim honors 'while we pay 'l •
To our country's Watit day,
Let us build bre greet renown, -• • '
. From • Poll mut am out own - ,
,Yor Onmuserre, AgricultureP, Art—rewirded 'Nall bat
- lima! linetat bum! banal hum t
flemr.ip tree to moo the eluter to be free. ' • •
Ilene! hoicat Puma! haus! horn! • •
' Columbia lives, and claims lite great decree.
Arise: mire! Columbla's sons arise, .
Assert. on 4 herixean, rota ocean's sovereign law ;
NO boodle dad shall borer in your skit*:
. No ulnae Phan keep your mariners In awe. .
Be the rights of yell shores by ranee* law expounded,
And your waters shall be sate, when hook, and fine are
Rounded.
On the shores of IVeerfoundland ' .. . •
Let your tune and boats etnonumd ;
,yor a wine aI r wealth. you.keep,
In the bank beneath the deep, i .
Whose charter, awful charter. is sensw'd by every sea.
II ussa ! bursa]. ne., Le , &e. t
' .
B. BANNAN.
Itlerina!justice neutral laws proclaim. ,
No 'power II ill;presucurueuz, your sovereignty dis
grace: .. .
.
ALong your stirs inscribe a nation's name;
Tour flag will guard ourtreedom and your rare.'
Base submission. lerslllnclndlgalts and plunder.
Like a worm kills all oak which should have braved the
thunder.-
.; . ,
Though tweesth the rifling bail
Should the mountain Monarch tall,
- Ennio majesty ho reigns.: I
And, though prostrate, rules the plains;
And letons.bkonatng Mono, spring to taconite tho tier.
. llussal hussul ac.oltc., £c. ' , - .
Arouse! moose! Ooldmbia's zoos arouse!
And burst through the slumber at Faction's dreaming
fairs: c,• •
Bid cannons &bake the tempests from your brows.
And the clotiditsball echo glory on your am
When the trumpet of victory, lodepeodetire dale:deg,
Enrell'A'o'cr youetillfs from HMI batde flamipig;
%cher; the freedom of the Land,
Ity Your elottc bard,' • - •
To this to e wee emslaeid, •
'TWA. W legion enshrined, ' •
.That the chaite chatter, there, Insluooo should
• l g..—
Ilona t huzi..*! ite., /le; tel
t i ler. of Indep •
• .
9, ead
..raecS 9 " l
• , ' ,
Idotited by Cooke's*, July 4th, 1720.
==s
CT IL T. Mitt, !SQ.
`Mc ; the Itepeseehtetteee of the trailed
States of Anterten, In General Congress anneablni, ap•
poling to the Suprema Judge of the norld for the rec
titude of our intentions. do, la the name and by the au-
thor t. - of tn. coorpootd• of tbani t jdonica: cal my
publinb and decintei - That - Mine Vol *denim ato.and
of eight dught to be Payartnil Rear ranany Bum; tbat
theyelleabsolyeit frost allattetlaoe.loth.Britishteoae.
a* that allpoptied connexion. between' Mom and the
stet* of Orel ;Habit) . Is, and ought 'to be; totally di*
seterd;- and hit, as free and indect atom, they
hint fall poen, to levy war, renellude - peann eontriet •,
Itanees, establish etnnmeref, and to do all other acts sod '
thlnfts wtalth independent views may of "tisht doJ And
for the euppoit of IMI diatiraan, cult a Gnu reliance
oo the proteettoti of Dittos Provident*, we Matttarly
piskotomehotbar Oar Utak our Getiaraie. and our 10.
CIS boanoei.'.. .10111 11ANIXIC4,4e.
Prow die attar same of 4wecrojeli /hero.
)MILE i NUMMI RILL, •
. • , . ___'
The r oyal army, exasperated, at retreating be.
fore en "ninny *hem they bad prefeseeckto despise,
end by the tight of many hundreds of therr,, Ines
laid deed or bleeding on the. grouedotarepared to,
tenor_ the eitgageosent, ~While the ligkst Infantry,
,
and a part of the,grenadiers were telt to.eoptinue I
the attack ,at the . .rail fence, Howe concentrated,
the rest of his routes open the redoubt,: Cannon
were brought to bear In 'such a matinee as do rake;
the inside or the breastwork, from one end of it
to the other, so that the Americans were obliged
Ito 'crowd within their fort. Then the British
troops, having dMneumberedtherneelyee Of their
knepseeke, advanced Inc esteem willillicid bay
rums. Clinton, who from Oope's Hilt had Watched
the *ogress of the-. battle—at this critical me
menu eni Without:ardent pushed off tan lutist, sad
put himself at the head ettwo basilicas, the ma
rines sod the 47th, which seemed
,to. hesitate on
the beach as _if dimettain _what to do, ' , There
formed the -extreme left-of the • British, aed ad.
'enticed from the tooth ; the sth. the 38th end the.
43.1 battalions
,formed the . _ centre, and attacked
from the east;' on their right wig the Std .- With
grenadier., who forced the now deserted entreneh4
inents. • . • 1
The Americans within tite'redaubt, attacked at
Ones sin three sides by six battalions, at that date
ustraberedless - than seven hundred men; Of this,
some bad no more tbao three] or four rounds of
ammunition left. But Prestrott'e self pessessiott
%emoted - with danger. He ; directed 61;1 menu
waif until the eneintwetw-within tweet yard:,
when they peered upon throne • deadly 'enltey.
The British. wavered for an. instant, and thee
_sprang forward wiebuot returning the - firs The .
American tire slackened, and began to die away.
The British reached the riinpart on the itiuthere
side. • Those who Bret reeled the parapet were
shot Jeweils they,mounted. llDlajor • Pitcairn fell
Mortally wounded, just as he ; was entering the id
. dtiolit. A single artillery cartridge tarnished
powder for this'll:o maskets which the Aineriethe
fired. • Fur some thee hanger thej kept the enemy
at hey, confronting them with the barrels after
the stocks ware broken. The breast-woth being
abandoned, the ammweitioaell cap.:aided, the re
doubt halt:Ailed with regulars and on . the point of
being surrounded, nod no other reinforcements
hating arrived et a little before , four,iPreeeolt
gave the tetwai to retreat. He himself was among
tbeflast 'clones the fort ; escaping anhurlitimegit
with coat and waistcoat rent and pierced* bs.7o
- which he , parried with his sword. qne men,
retiring through the rally.port or leaping user the
walls, made their way through their enemies, anal
fur himself without much order, end 'the • dust
.
which rose fr o m the dry earth now.: posiderred in
the son, and the stnokenf the engsgerdent r gsv
theta some covering. The British 'who tool tarok
ed the north-easteryr vitd - er the', breastwork-, and
had also cosh round tee angle :tsf the endue*
were' too mirth exhsruated to use thd lasyenst
against tboi&with vigor. At first the paliies were
. too closely ineertniegleth to admit of &big) it also
appeared dia4.sapply,of ball fist; artillery, meet
from Boston • ring ,the battle, was 'tool large fur
the fielit.pieces which accompanied. the detach.
atone. • . I
...The little handful, of brave men wenld • Imes
been effeetually'eut of Ina for the onfaiting 'can
rage of the Provincials st.the rail fence: and the
bank of the Mystic. They bad repotted the ene
my twice; they now-held there in chick till the
main body had left the hill. Nut till then did the
Connecticut Comparries•tmder Knowlton, and the
New Hampshire soldiers under Stark, quit theita.
tion which they had *nobly defended.l -The re
treat was made with more regularity - than •could
have beessexpected of troops who bad been for ao
abort a limo snider discipline,.ond maaj of whom
ltatienteer,seen an eugagement before, , Trevett
iterrtrbrinert drew-off the-Indy , lield.teisise dint wee
saved. Pumeruy walked hack ward, faring the en
emy, and brandishing his musket till ittwaistruek
and marked by a bull. The redoubt, the brow of -
Bunker Hill, and the passage across the Charles.
town causeway, were the principal! places of
'slaughter. •• •• - , , --- I
' '
Putnam, of the third onset, was absent "em
ployed :in collecting'men" fur a reinforcement,
and was encountered by the retreatieg party on
She uortheriderlivity of Bunker !DILI Acting en ~
his own responsibility, he now for the first time
assumed the , supreme direction. Without orders
from etiy person, he rallied such of the fugitives
as would obey hitnejoiaed thein to a detachment
which had arrived in season' to 'Share this combat,
and with it respectable force took pussession of •
Prospect Hill, where he encamped that very night.
Repairing to head quarteri, Prescott offered with
three fresh regiments to "reeover his{ peat: But .
ftw himself he too.sitt neither advancement, nor •
reward, nor praise, end having performed the best
service, never thought that he had done more than -
his duty.. It is the contemporary yectird, that. du
ring the battle "no one sppeareillia have any , crijn;
!nand but Col Prescott:rind that his 'ra
by ry
could never be enough acknowledged'ind applile. -
dad." ; The camp lung repeated the litory Of ; his .
self-collected valor, and a historian of the war,
who best knew the judgment of the army, has
rightly awarded, the .'highest prise; of gloryl to
Prescott and hit companions." I •
• The British were unable to continue she parfait I
.beyond the isthmus. They bed aireitidy brought
their best f o rces into the field ; tiore,ihan a th rd
or those. engaged lay dead or. Merge& end he
i
survivors were fatigued a overawed.* the co, r• ,
Igo of their adversaries. The bettlit put .an and
to all offensive operation; on the part of Oage.l -
- The number °tinted and mounded in his army
was, by his own eteeenit, at lea/11,054. Seventy
commissioned °Seine. were wounded, and thirteen
slain.. Of these, there worsen, lieutenant colonel, '
two majors and 'sevetreaptains. Fik nearly half
an hour there bad been, continued sheet of lore
from the Prarinebile; and the tottiMt was-hot' fur '
double Met period.- The oldest soldiers bad n e ver
seen the like. The battle of Qaebite, which won
half a continent, did not cost half the lives of so
many officers as -the battle of Dunker Hill. *bleb
gained nothing but a place of encampment. , I; .
. Sir William llowe, who was thought to have•
been, wounded, was, untouched, Arnie' hie white'
silk stockings ,were stained 'from] his walking
through the tall grass, red with the 'Mood of his
soldiers. ;That he did nut fall wan marvel. IThe
praises beitowed upon his apathetic valor, an the
gallantry of Pigot, on the conduct of ClinloW,,re • -
fleeted honor on the
,untrained fanners, Who;
though inferior in number), had required the{ dis
play of the most strenuous .exertionior thole as
sailants befuro they could tie dislodged from the.
defences Which they bad but four hours' In pre.
.pare. 1• _. V-. "--' IY"
1
. The whole loss of the Americans amounted to
148 killed and toissingoind 305 wounded. ' The . '
brays! Moses Parker, eiChelmatord. wits wounded.
and jeken -prisoner ; be died in Bymon Jail..-1
Maj. Willard Moore received one severe wound-at
the second attack, and anon after another, Which
.ius felt to be mortal ; so bidding farewell to those •
Who %would have borne him off, he insisted nq „
their saving theeiselves, and rilmitined to die for, .
the good cause which be served inl counciPund in -
arms. Buckusibister ins dar.geromily wohnded,i,
but recovered. The-injury to Nixon was ao,great,
that ho suffered fir iny months ; and narrowly i '''
escaped with his bre. !Xtiotnas Clirdner, a mem-:
her of Congress from Cambridgel'wes heetesing'
ti
with some part et his egiment to eredoubt, Mu;
as he was descending Honker Hill, he was nior•i
tally wounded by a raddam shot. Ills townsiore,
mourned fir the turn; statesman, So whom o 'l i
had unanimously tendered their confidence; sa° •
Washington gave him,' the funeral honors do 10 a
gallant o ffi cer. 'Andrew McCiary un dot day
unsurpassed in brerety, returning - to - reoeneitres
perished by a'eltalice Cannon ball while
on the'
isthmus. - ^ 11,
1 . iit Jos ob
Just at the motnentref th e retrea • t• • c -.-- - e •
Warred, the last in the trenclair , f" htm were
combined celerity, eotitage, enstare,n" man
nersopposed the
whiCh won universal l ut e; e
'British Government, dot trine lat hated motives,
l
nor from reseatnient.4 ;A guilsiessi and intrepid
tdrueiti of the righttii of mae siel e be soug" " 4 i
to.eppearai a patriotilte eta n in truth. As;
the momentior the appeal m aria ; approached, he;
watched with joy the Irecissl of the generous p
ond;s
•of Ned-England's -ancii,tes i end 'where Peal
greatest, ho was Droet ,,, mainsail g not by Words.;
1
alona; ;; ha aver 6 .7 . to, exautple. llis -integrity,;
thesoondness of.lis iteireeei, hi ability
readilyto write,
an d n aloo.;" fervid eloquence, his exact '
;
'aequaintattea With American rights and. the , in.
friogensensane Wrist, gave authority to his potties
lit prieste„ansl in the Proaineial ICongres . s.' Hail
tin 11, 0 4 t h e !aura 'seemed Amr,dened with hie
botitite; be elmerfugy Sacrificed all fur his country;
—_-...---------------- _
and fqr triedoid• - • •• I ' I
ouys 111 ID COMMIS et. SCRUYLK!LL
; COUNTY, P4l I -
-juoi &t..e t&e Pugs*l s Seiviti,fie Associi elicepkaOte
19,
1858. /tx P. W. Stutter. r
• lieteriththestandlnithe present trenjorati depression
° business, "lel lelda of Pennsylvania still continue
to smite. attention; and; porlisos. th leaven of COMPit y
mitre %slew* cannot be aurphkreel to better saran tap
than in studying bear tussahs future sumo" repair Oat
mistartutia.
1 propose to offer, Ibr the ineirmation of the fle4sty,
some remarts upon the development of the anthracite
coat delds Of fieheylkill eunnty. , . Stie statistical matter
ovUt leftts tbee n a m n u n m iottu t 'A .o my l cnoaul issties w tal eoral.' ltohyie...Z,
_r_-" -.ct
has bean easlitellT:ditested :and It le.bdirred that. al
toyether as array ird` torte is pretended
_which Ms not
yet been trade secesilbli in a condensed fortn.,• ' . -
The Selraylkllleael bade. tbs. most semtbere of all :ii
the anthracite - coal fields of Panay Ivan* has the great-.
est total thlektiors of roalstrats. The Bamboo? .work
able beds In tin regkie la about Clem. bet tdiaasis net
be definitely grad except its ' detain iraallties; eomra
times a bed win be found enlarged beyord the ordinary
else. et other pa nte the same bed may. Aletinith se%
much as to be no longer profitable. Instances also .cas
cur where a stratum of cad subdivider, as hi the rtes
of the great white ash vein on the west breach of the
Brtanyitoll, where this most Important of all tin beds
steparetea into serest Smaller cines,ralli sullellently !eros
ion' Prialtable worklara• . . .
A bed of two and a half feet of solid coals considered'
In this NOM, the smallest vetting dm, bet Many tar ,
to Oneida sot yield more than this amount of clear.
goisi twat; irasuch eases there is a ionsiderable moan!
of tetra* matter to be removed. wak , llPaPEac 4 b ll 4•• - .'
The melba these beds, Wilson or morons ramber,ars
in vltUa into three kinds. red ash, gray ash and salegeash.
Thom distractive appellathme era fraraild umm think.
of the ashes resulting from the combustion of the coals:
The reuse of this variety of color Is supposed to depend
ere the presence °reimpose' the oxide of hen; Within
Ultimate cause Is not
.underracd. Among the whits
edit coals the ealeberet of Iran ts more abundant(' among
'lb. newer, or more reoeutly formed upper, coals, the OIL
JO of Iron prevails. .
•-•
it itinerant difflealttohndasedisairtrayerphreatiou
of the sense ot* the diffimnee of color la the ashes. from
the fact that the white Ind gray ash coals become red
ash as the bode are traced westward towards Arai rand(
nation of the bariti - ' at the same time they become more
Atomism' in cha ncier, and these tratialtions take
place within • distant: of 30 miles. ' ..-C I '••
1
' -
The diatlrdtive color of the ethic agrees 'with Axel
marked feature In ithe geological position ottles eats;
*bleb am band id the ladlontleg • alder,- beghtsimg at
• IgL - The red &shims! beds:
''
Std.. The gray ash. Me hed. - ; .• .• .:.• ! -..
3d. _The white ash bah- - ' -
Three thrmi prindpaldlebdoeirits nine*
the tel which exhibits all the i
,coal beds, arranged in their poopoo order. , ~
' ,'• Craig Sielienaiailll drat '
' li ed radistveralttawas of . these beds - al
fret good coal— • , .•-••• .4,, ..
1. ko ttb *tem. • , - ' ''' - ' l '.''...
2. Bakes, Oats, Lawiptillitim, Besehltar
' to be Identical. .
. I.'Littlo ?may..
„. A. Big Tracy. 1
—B. Clinton... - I'
tl. Petcock '
7. Green Park. •
.. i,
• N. South Diatooltd: 1 .1
'
:V. North Diamodd. ' ••i' '
le: Oratord7dstallabout
Gray Ash— . • - '
li. Primroei, .. S feet. • ' I
White Ash— - „ ~ • 1
12. Holmes, • 4. 1 I
la: Psyift .Ifoof, 7 ''. j
14. klanwoothil.s ':.... I .
15. Skidmore,.. - 1:" I I ' - la' u ...
Several beds cecur..below lie ~ tsk !down, ben
generally workable:awl mine small mums are
(*mediate between those menaced. ma , •
As the Odra Ile rad dlailuis la ionsequeace of
eompetit lets.amotrg rabducers. the yield el the red ash
beds beelines leas. This resells from trammel profitable
and reliable character of the white uraxtrata, and ets•
racially from the exhaustion Of the red ash beds , above
'the water level. At - present, the greater body of the
coals in the southern basin above this teed tie worked ,
out. The/principle producing mines aretou either aide
of the Mine 11111, upon the white and gray ash wen,
'where three carp out no the eagles: Wilda ;Oa years
horn the present, threolbarths of these "what* will be
• 'shims ( when the basimas of mining .cart 'only' be
Carried on by shafting fur the lower coals. •I • . •
it is therefor. daily becoming more haporraitt to die-.
weer at what points of .the basin the lower oc, while orb
vela ace inert actisalble. , Their nearest point of sp•
prosch suthe surface is 'anon the summit of In ant tell•
nal axis but thbo. is not the 11104 nllOOll. , lOC.I.
lion fur 'shellac, Incense. afteri retching the cosi, the'
mine can ooh .be Worked by pursuing the bed suit deep
er down thi slope.
This would require subterranean machinery for hoist;
ing and pomprag,slmllar to tb i tleh hi' ts raw usually
Plated at•tbe ost•cirOpa of the 1 Way when the min
ing Is coodugled by aillope. It would be better to sink
at owl, te,tilielaattem of ths basin, if nyt WO d.. .1 at
least to a point on the aid be whore there wou ld
d be'a
large anitiont of coal shore the bottoni 'of the shaft.—
The coals would thus drarand.'and the. erater drain to.
~ wards the bottom, end all he raised by machinery gland
' arra the seduce. Of course' proper system of scuttle"
''..:
Lion Is' ludieraissable to the safe and euenerafnl. working
of all mines, and should' not be neglected here. '
Tracfollowlog data, espied from the original reeorde,
' exhibit the trade of strata which are likely to be tort
with in.shitting In severalparts of the enChntetto coat
fields. This informudbm la important in Wheeling the
cost.
' - ' Carty Shoff, Ittailbllionte, 1 - • '
This shaft larsituated In the town of IC dale. about
threw miles north east of Porandlle ; it ,rammeree
plane the grairradi bed, 'and descends to the lower mat-
saris. The owl beds 'Odds are actowlble by thi shaft
may totems entoneratol. beginning with the' higtrid
~—t het papist!, eight feet; I he . 4lelmea, white acts. four
feet; -the seven Slot , white ash; the mammoth, or huge
white salt, tnentollee feet. The Skidmore,. seven End,
white ash, not cat by this shatt., Ike about altrenty•fli•
feet lower, linking in ail 100-one feet of end. racesslbts
. by • shattllveliundred a'd twenty feetdenp.• .80 groat
coal
• bady of .In so seal a spate, Is sot IMltul hi any
N
illtettetems-&-AtAr.,--1. ~,......,,,,,..i...4...,•,,, + ,,,,,,, , ~... . A , • ,
The creatbed of the 1 11 yllab coal Mali. Is South 13tii•
fordshire Is thirty feet th .:k ; the total thickness of the
English Coals fifty to silty feet, to tweedy or more beds.
One of the Newcastle beds Is eleven real. and the two
principal One's of the Northumberland and Durham die
raid, average about slit lent sob.' . ' • .. :
Details of Ida Shafting, ' •
}eel.
59 • .• '
CO .119
:e, ' it j ' 121 .
53 t • • 190
15 ' • 195
• 4 -1 ' 199
Rl.' ' •.• 273
1 274
51'' - 322
111
1 Ha l. -395 13
, . 344.5
11 ; ~.-f i r,..
.„, .. .
4118 . ••• 5193.
inii
~•. s ~
MIE2
ANIA.
...NO. 27
Mate, • ' ;
.Rock, . - . '
Pristrose /kd,.o ray Aih, hvi
81 sa, - 1
Rork,. • -
Holmes' Ited, White Ask - ~
BM.:
Rate, 1,
:fetal/ Col Zeam, , 11.,
Prate. . . I
Butail (but Ream, - • I
Slate,
Rnek, ' [ 1- 1
.Berra Ref Bed, White Ash,
Plate,
Nottitoeh 1111. White Aid,.
WWI* of Shaft,
Kock and Slate. 1 I '
Ektdmore fled, Matte Ash,
Tblishaft.presenta eat
of Ilia mot for an operetioh
quirt ng a torero] easontaiiti
kuowlekte of the gaCklileell
example of boring format 41
Won, btu at the tame tinsel
respecting the strata* ion;.
coal basin. 1:1
At 42 it.lB ft. of milt : ord. black dist,then itat - taut met
to 494 rt. 0 :4 ft. biai'k dirt, - v I .'' ''
. . 0'
to s'.ft. 5 it. coal, 1. : ' - • - -, el.
to 53$'R_. - 1 { ft. mil, -1. . _l' .i"•i .. ' • "
to ST/ fi t '3.‘ ft , coot, i x,.!. ..
.. , . ...,,
A Owe anetspatul tering in 'the liVroatlng Tilley Is
thribilinwing, *Melt at SST feet bad sol,loweeerovecto
ad the Mivatooth etal,i
.. . , -.
.. TO feet 'date and rock to 10' • feet cad.
t llO • ~.'' do, • dm: '.34 ,o, dn. -.
160% - " • d 0.. .. • da, ,::- 6. .a - . do. ..
... . 2....6.4 a • do. do. , llti "'do. i
' .
'MI 1 ' a do. '. do. to 4 ' L do.
.316 ; ..I :do.' do.. ... 7 •. . 4 do..
.MS . 4 do. • d do. . 4 ••-,
_,'44 . do.
us ••. 4 • ate. do.' hard light sendena" ,
ex ~ ' ".. do.' ' dos... - *on rock.
• At rate tolute the Amer ettaisire actossibte LI a
'sans than abaffilig,4otheffaies ion upper coal 5' , 14 11
toetradanos.the Omens orgrayeah,ewee out sr . ,
surface. A slope may tbs. he sank upon this 1
--.
:
'a soillelent depth Ibex bests rtaehed, a tunnel 0 , 77.
to:tbe ilitmeotti,ser Will *bits ash: .' the isle*
' , This method has the advantage of pdttlef aa,_
atonce in operation, ohilst the sinking el ski y 4 aa .Y
aw the
ortup.s from two to three - yeareollorist to t ho ar on ,
'bolo omega' y outlay Is Incurred. wa b. l.",: '
dortive„ .- ,- -• . ' . e g le the lower
Tor this moon the plan of tonne '' Fotado
beds Is likely to be resorted to ebtos;"` '
r exhibit.*
The &tallest( lb* Citoey Shaft. s . ,,, nit u nt rowa n,
. ernes section of the lower coal p0y„. 4 1... 0 4 vufti ,„..., i „
region, and serve au* guide in . ? t,tt s' toad tha t
the southern coal field. It ' wont.% ''
much, bat,.d rock
strata covetinkthe tower Cbsp , , ,
and sandstone , ;.tioffleket shut ibi mining
The cost of esitting a st:Sfl ott ad a f to oankti a„ c a
purposes taking into CP' t 00 per nasal, tbel, of depth, '
WAIL Only be rat deep, an d .ato one of dod
_
Say 6 . 2000 fora ebart . t o s o m . I
foot. deep ll76 parr"to ft or all the . tofereary stuvhl•
Dealdaa tilt , t he v saint be eensidera--act that ter:
her/ and lal" ^ "Ilonse time la tottlta= opera
king into stroonnttAs that , until ta , tat
es wore
(100. Wa 0137 "' D. :Oreille epos, a atilt of too Mt is
abundant in ool at f at
th 4 2. 4l ali ma n;p4 of shafting in the northern collier-
, -stls_assrt, eons fro yaws since, OD feet i and the
les of r:4S, O - 1 , up feet; bet in some . Other - parts shafts
Fr_all a ,„_ •° „"'seisit 1044.1010, and 1580 feet; their cost
hetajo -7,:i 0000 wallet Orcenlll2o to 8175 per let.
n !Sortull leeseded in-the ff wallah eel edam Irre 1
• T he . /reef the vela of thii lands, would, In natty ca•
r 4 ':' , /i4eitienoresons n Wits country ; bat penny of thes.
1 ":,.„4 gaining comer prise tram Maio twelve-ups.
otinse. with all their ulSt of ingisee, inarhinery,
cool
;,,,i7otte, hones t de. s . i -
Those concerns storkin 'lngle plbt,Wploy a capital
varying from $lO,OOO lat.:oooo.er eve*, $.100,000, as in
the one of the Monkarearianotb pit, Then are entailer
eaterpriest i cut thee sully the • inland trade and do
not eater t ' general , ma et.
It is dciub Wee untie hie to the profitable Totitine
of our coal beds that get* is fnquontly -both a went i d
capital and of the prove .cootentration of that which
eaiste. Certainly no method of mining coa l
can be less
Omconical that, to St out a number- of separate •opers,
tiona upon comparatliel4sreall.estetea, with all the tee.
resery, rr
eneineand otb impwreatente, instead of ler
terlialif a suitable plat Om wbkh the coal of Fourral
adjacent tracts could be msorked by one large operation,
equipped in the best manlier: This policy can ouly be
carried out effertually sp! las metes of. ISt proprkaors of
c, exljecent trocts.j 1.,,..d. pumult of the coal below '
the water level, requirin ' in c rement capital, bee already
tended lathe cOneerttrat oof the buetneeeef wining la
fewer heeds; And as glee necoatti of aborting to o i e
lower costs become* writ apparont, Ow diecuesion,
among those intgested, titan enlightened system of bar;
usonious action is OW* lind toorelrequent. . .
The kalowlig table, teeldee terreral utter. pirtkulars,
pihibile the
another of Ipetatort and collieries for eight
, i nne,estre years: - 'i - ,.....--.... .---......
. ,
316 Or It
M juatilow. adeetlon
, o thisad a matter re
lon ground and "ski
;16ttriallons. , The' 10lowIng
&ors an anfortiseito lona.
Agoras importaattalbroatkni
jot' the suutimpra autism:lto'
Ev 'a kV t• 4 ..-..1g
H -la 111; iii t x 1 7.
.. • ! s . I - e— ... 1 , 4 1 - 1 . 1 P
a -sia
t: '
__, •mg -16 a • r. 12 . . - Is - ,
ii.*; ---- 117 — Tim ,; , 4C7174 00 2 , 914 .
1851, .-.91 - ' 72 39 .•
'l2o' • 2.164440
ant ' itli dit ' - .'52 1 Ise . M51%493
. 1443, 82 63 .-. 49,. , 113 - --,- 2441.663
1844, '1124 , -76 82 . 111 ~ 2.946:07 6
- 1855. ": . 101 —.. , ' 114 &MOO
1868, . ,94 '_ — -- 110 . ' 3,333/06 5
1867,' Iso -- 122 i 2441 ,11
-Wa ••• that to 1867 taw number of soitstors maims
. bid Mies off 31; the number oiroolthorios bmi asenososd
42;, whilst the slapoositts bad overly dooblo4. In lOU
tbs'solebototsolliorkirsbots wow level bowl 4b001n1060
Is bolo 11%1 to Is. 042 • number babes caster Moat bed •
Ischouss3 frost 44 _..
Them' sob beds, Monet mono numerous . than tb•
±.th
'whit. lA, oft not a stiolor %%Wises* tot *salt they
ano moos 'labials bolts, and ow sescsont of Melo , wooer
ebsosetst, tbors.la 'alio, mom mute. about on&thlr6 .01'
L&be MCSJI ',nand Ws; dirt ad& 'late: Itiolr y 1414 Is
tbasequentry loos; ss snows by 111, Sallos log edripirt•
par , ' • • t
11 , 4iur ad .fird ,Aikailiiriri is I ,St sikat.a.:in los.
Tons.
84 red sob rainier. iv0`p . 12:214, isosalPad 02=4
88 whits lob • - , • .; 214114 • • • 1!‘ 166A84
- As • coarsgamts of the soll saws 02....94 211 11 Nth
. Iva% th• beds an, 1 9 caftan' °With*. teen *mho/
' and Woken Itm Om* of the 0114 atb.. 11141•24,65it5.
STEAM 'PRINTING OFFICE.
Ila►loi prontnd thee* Maw, aye an nom Prepared
to 'mate JOB awl 11001,11111 MING of every dererlp•
OA at the 011ie* of the Masse Jammu., cbrapilti than
It eon tsdotte at *us othirest atilsh two t inlas Vainly ,
onett as - , '
hie; .
Lapps firkrt A arilldlit Male,. •
itlfottstfA/food Sills, • • river Dogs.
rroorasi, , litti/ktsi
Bill Beads, Ort;itt Xmas.
At the oar shines* stake.' - Oar stoat et 10W Trps is
mars astonslirs thin that of any other once la this ora
tion of lb? Vale, and vir tarp trandiataskled esoresty
for Wag it 'Oodles; Pilo ter outsell VI alit
gnitintiaoar weak to ton soot so any that ion
tomtit out is the tithe, Pllllllllo 11 mon lost
at the slittitoo l . 4444 . - • • •
BOOK BINDERY.
Books boned in ecru, rattily of "kyle. Blank Bootie
of 'eery deseription ninutletertd, bossd aid roled to
,order at sbioriAtaotimi: - - •
agn aid wasting, an In saw pinta of Via 8..,,, .
up.dow reel fied, where the whit* ash dicta lova boos -
*bid Witold a team tbailansi kgTe sevlosily ennaindr:
the adtor ankle. . • •
Connected with this babied:lS the evarparisbu el the
yield of the worth dipping ion with dtpplwß Telea
AenStdLß ta. Inv nava Wary of Ago** the .novibano,,
dips of the awl strata are strew, and haws bepa mob*.
tad to a woo Inablini and viAo diannimenn that Vb►
maalinva dipaof tka sonnalrita. Upon thaottlied eon..
sideratioca. we might. %Nattier*, aspect lb dad the 'toot
41pplaa bits sera beats, sad tnit yield sou
Ora. Ike softer rod sib Tinos Watt .be eqp
have suffered the most. The geimpral bet of the b
ity Onto oath dipptag Strata iv nuaalast by tna
lowing sialatoeut ; both In mord t 4 the Dumber of Opee,
rations which bare barn bpdertskerb. and their product.
Owspavisois of tAirpieleleierarik oaf -sestla *Map coat
strata. as 'Amu by 04 pradlov qJ 10& o.l(4e d ita Is.
&A:4IMM manly in 18b4:—
Red tram 58 Colliarlo0). Cps, 47 4104 • " o r
id B.
Rod Avta mil front 1117846nie0, .d n. itflay me,egt
• •
Total Itsel AA from 63 Collle;ies,
*hit* Aoh Coal ream "611561tiodea, m
at •
CA:Haim • 26 • " & 61pk:1266.112t
Ag i owl fro* 6 litorloo, N. and W.Oll.
• fold Welto /A Coal dim , 310,11110104 , MAUI
account of moo MUM briar wartime balk Celt%
north and south dip of the alum bed, It Ira. not vorieWri
le dote gam to imerislo boy sorb MI lb* Albeit
asoolot produced at Moat solooolted boardorleel from
each dip respeetlrely. •
Vats the statlolleo just 'nod, volalleli to thar foal
trade of ISM and 1888,11 apprars that , about ontrlutlf of
Ili:. total coal produetof Seituylloll county was derived
Itoio.teomblio ash aro* sod I .11olok It emilleer tPol
rontd Il
in ly affirmed that at latatontrhalf of &litho told
shipped trots thli arnrotry wool tet Ibik .loormoth
'ci gnat &We ital ds fts %Oka** Wanly that the
tendency of trade .111bo to tta dorelooosoofor the law.
or kola by *hafting; Winn ths press*[ otooratlnas above
water %IA: and tbo coropustivel7 shakos 110 0 1 4 1 els
tijr slopes mean tiro boon ozboustel4
. •i Neu jigiegas , sir Maiglisk .
Qs May 21)„s stealer of the tailless of tbs •
Barnsleys di war held's= Itoybisd Common. Vp.
watts of igen pude* wate:preeinti tba ibe step& of
adoptiara seassuree to obtain 'tar day's sues yule s
(sir dare *ark...by Sodding an attempted redeetiodyd
SOW pet cent. on their counpntaatink and able t• !holt
• wolkhog day to eight boot.. The 'needles wade. ea
reported In brief, in (be RancAtirte Guardian, *nriled
enmities their minion!.
Its. Aaron Bentworlby, (Brides ell t lteas, of old? log
(bat for the Oteepatien'Of tethers libitum& e trade, oat
Jheyeirleas k eangethat to sem on sprornithtent in toil,
would be a wane of brfoting about Iseprovesule t: and
autism voters its a dam.. - It Wall, yaolbi in ma t e
OteePalisall went not ipprentked till they were thirteen
you're of age, Ind pit bey. wean pet to work at tun. Wass
it to bi wondered stibat alum were so Sgwasset t de
am ye maim . *by they elatild not be edutalsd,aud
bare knowledge of geoorapnr, geology, astronomy, and'
(be otba ettenees:as well-as bade person.. and Ibis
*Kit toicoompitelied If they were sent to same!. loeit
tbeit Intellectual taeultles &reaped. ]t war said
speak , * shag 'bream a tato* to • new weeks; bed
wbat kind ot a miner, be tropld ask ? Ouch I One.
baps. as night be the means of cawing an alnico
and meadltra a taro number of persons luta arm Ity
ntoreant'm warning. The practice of employing Immo*.
dented parsons into piaries eras one which could not be
too generally &rousted. It was by legislative lows—
rend lbat,tbey would be abli to obtain their rights."
t*lit'.
4 as oat
fouod Ia-
Pisa Nan.
E yr ra 6 1 r or • TOIC 'ilelltAlk . ,..lNClE.-...N. found,
bowever.lood, whether plitoliklal by; ocean°, or a
fowling pima, muses- the same amount of terror ...
among wild animals and w4ld birds as the Immo'
voice. !e biro always known more gtoute.te tie
sprung by sportsmen speaking to their dog', or ib
ettab•tithier,on the mountains,in the ehootieg mi.
son. than by ,anyother 'muse; arid it is a rule
with sportsmen only to make useTtif the whistla
sad signal° tilde - dogs, loch se taking of thelat,
'.ete.; elute wicked and eross look has often more
~ .
good sifeet upon a dog than a whipping: So, like- -
wise, in snipe rbootingoine word spoken springs
more birds than, twenty shots. If you. go 'to 's
rabbit-burrow to ferret, - you may hang away all
day with your gun, and the rabbits will etill \ belt; •
but once oomoseuei speaking, and year opMt le •
over, the tenet lim in, and the rabbits oubmit to
certain death sooner than mots towards raise ,
voice. Partridges'are so much seennoteed to the
loud veieas of farmers and labortan,that. seawall- ,
ly speakib*.you m,ey talk as. muck sa yoe -like
in pursuit of them. Nothing proves the power of
man over the brute creation mom thee his foie*. '.
Sven is the thickest jungles et,lll bowie wilt iikulk '
away if they bear him spealt.l ; • I .
• ia --
Citrate? will yet became In tbia country a., ea
liana! pre, and justly, for it is one of the . molt
exhilerating, gentjenseely, !elanlift/n 8 1 , 4 agnii i, g
-11.0140rlea.Wilit, P i ffiriP ta l . • W. m
tbe press, that. on t)e llith;and etb of Jolt sett;
'this-real ennuil or-etch; betereee eleven Es,;1 1 1 1 C
men and eighteen ,treerteani.•nill be pLtied‘
Camden, ow the greyed of. the Philadelphia clah':,
The pls,pro ,will, oinalst of Ilia melt rilerre4 .
crieketemeefietal from *parts of the
This match ,willbrr meat Interesting, sad ak•
tract lib:lora elan from .
llistaner.rtr iritrtim it.
Ttir Co !hilt the NeNib!'s•un VI
_banor Conkireav, anti some orate Airtime seei
bent ale; tram the Sontli,4tosuther with ill. 4M- I
Leroinptoo D e mocrat' , air irretea a ov*l7 P°lnt
on th eir return home, anJ entertal bb -link
conctito)iitii, the Thrtharso 1.4.-ontr oak isearhors.
portiiolarly in . the l'iw.s. Athos% siAellt boot au4
...
scicptly Ai* iberoseres t• the Ton — rle. 'Crory
wanly ii , 4 „,• p i„,.„.; to haws 'beta 4rieen out of
llicio poor 0415. *lc Novo 'voluntarily sold
I
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themselyer tort'. •`! 3 'e Drivers. ,
• Tnalfnitart Frtoopsteet to be bell al Iff . a.
liampport or ilia :lb of Septetobai siert. will Ita .
fsr, upwards at sixty
fury rotnt hers stgaided Orb latiotbat of
being Ito reilitary will to ranted over
tbe , r e r 43lll, of expiese, slid rarely* pay for
tbo r um , tbq ars :Oa duly. Seloplbill «Mita
to welt represented: ' Our eestailis. Ire
tv ,.. win so WPM*, mph* le go. • Tlok
pr ArtMeriste. of this Betaiil, wi . bellare, too. it
' t inplate betas roost. ' •
.• pony nun wilk4 has remit WO" from
WashWenn. that onvey iiitinber of Omicron" who op.
the Proideet'a Leteteptos In utile wwirleul
by lb* iiMpilieloBooatier. • !bey at • 'ogle be eoeaie ,
Danced le sm waver or Itew.., iplas via sm.
this Did r. at the apieteahlett elective. la 11110 e• her
werreccave tied iininalitt of tie" Veaventle
Ire shall see what will the molt of this political
inveeempet. It s west apatch of lir. Di:mobs la the
&et to. woman Pad kat* that fibno is odin as one! plank
in lb**. who Toted with him spinal lecosiptee, as duce
I is In those who ileoceil Omit legallOriA
' Tea highest attsleahle knowiedg• 'sibs! chid'
is rightly chosen, rightly comp/wadi/J. acquired
by right methods. aterloyed to right vesper/a' and
reseeded with the tulleosees at the Spills of god.
The highest eduestiee is that wbiib lot only pro..
elitea toed for the peril's trousers. but 'Wales ter
his j , l.lprient, discipline for egeetions, cui4.
ince for his conduct, and objeetaTot bitlettb.
No doalittres Mince has wlUid that mai should
be' the hitaket the Inman racteorratt women.
is its heart; that be should he its strength. as *ha
is its solace;'that he should he 111 wisdeto. as shit
is its - grace; that be stinuld be It, , salmis its im
palas. aid its minties t and she it. . soullimenlo its
charm. and its consolation. _
- ,
orthe poem mllllian oad dersisekors of
Loudon are conclemeetto Asian; retelltelle or
eighteen boors of toil out of the tiiiinty.four in •
eat* day and. night. Their work is'earrie l j on in
crowded, unventilated teeter. where their trainee
are kept bent at their labor until their ere ache.
and their limbs rents* to malarialheir duty,—
They have a 'hint, painful life and en early grey%
figrik geatiesnan and lady bindles hoot the
New nevem ears the ether day, at arm sight were
inspired with a eeddee recognitioe, end rushed
passionately into each other's aims. The eon of
it wee, that after , Most endearingkimes end elide.
Motions, they found themselves entire 'meager, to
iaeh other.. Their mateal enrharresseseet. upon
the discovery of their mistake, can well be haw. •
iced.
f ADM'S! Smith, who hes so Icing been famil.
ler to the London entitle as the exhibitor lad nat.
rotor of the "Moat Diane" ntettatement. le shoot
to give ep the. Monarch of Itloestaitto f
Ile bat given in the course of seven years over
2,000 reprosentatlons. arid altliOngh his own popu•
batty. atid thettif his subject use by me mean.
exhausted, yet be himself is. nod as be says, ha
needs a little rest. • Ile le shout to start for Chine.
. there to collect materials for jinothir
*which in his hands cannot' fill to he one of the
etioleest of entermineneeta.
,Ifig*A Preach solos of eelebrity Soli Ifren•
Ike became surety for a hiked. end tae creditors
*ame . upon 'him for payment. Dealroas of re.
*skeet to thence; he engaged pests** tie board
aliamerJ. L. Stevens, and the fact'miming le
the komeledge of the artdltore, they smeared thi
prices of a number of efllcere topreventhie em-
Igniting. As the hour An salting approaohed, the
'officers 'eel:Horsed every one en board with more •
than meal vigilance, bet filled to detect the' or.
list, who quietly took a seat In the relent., wad'
mirahls,disguised in women'S' epparel, that even
his own brother foiled to recognise blip. ,
Pe' The Detroit board of cluention; who meat
be alittle waggishly incised, here adopted a stn.
golAr desks for the mod of that body. It, repro.
tent', nil we. tee it described, a handsome school.
mistress. Of eighteen tit twenty summits. seated
in'a chair with a thriving yennker across her lap.
proceeding a ready view. The left bead (lwen.'
of the eight, by soma singular Irish et the de
signer's genie.) it airlifted, ba•ing a moo teeth.
er strap, in the act of descending aeon the rear
view aloresiiM. The yeeeker's mouth Mob!,
lopes. hem ',bleb nasal the tactic of the goal.—
ties 14044 heraldry. the seal would ibirotor•
Abu, be desedbed :—hEebeolutesm
Ira Oft seller rate'. Mottm, it so, hat 'hot r me.'"