TEAMS
stsout ettstudnit ,
Two; tOLL..kits por linnuol, pa:
31 23 It not paid within itr. °putt
'nut pldd witnio the year.
e . TO CLCost
Thre•coplos to one t ddntes,lin
' do. do dB
Yiftion do • do • Qo
CI ub bst4iptions tenet De ltr
Wine*, and rent to Goo Andrew: •
• • • - •ro tamale mei;
The JotlenAt Win be furnish(
a t .0 per tip ropies,oseh on &Uteri
sir Ciergyetert eadi Moor; rtitiher
Jocs...t.tb Mt $b alliance. ,
tai
WI or ash en/
• It sitbieribere grate' the dtertinttn;
the puhllsher may ctrotleme
all arreatagea are paid, '
It Rutter. riltellt neglect or 'refese to
pare faink the office to which they al
held restaiusible until they iii#4
ordered thenvillsehuthiged. I! . 7 „,
If eutei-rlt.ri , more to other; Owe.
4 he . pelAisher; and the eettlipottore ere I
rectiohi. they ore behiresponsthle, ;
The marts have decided theft refuels]
pare trout the °thee, or remold*, end t
called tor Is Orlin& fads erldehee oljui
RATES OFT-ARVER
One'solitere of 10 lines:6oeanti for o
velment inanition'. 26 mutt each. 3 1
evitts—wittsettnent insertiona,l2l4 re
veitisetneuts over 3 lineictor abort pe
vinare. i s
1103118. ' ONE.. • TWO. t • roma.
Three li ew, 63 69 j $l'A 5
Four lin ek. I 25 '
1 / 6
Five ' loe 4 3 501.1 S
tlx►lnee, • 125 ,225
Seven Ohm, I 25 ASp
Eight 1 25 =. - * a f
Ninelittev, I . 1 26 ,12 ‘",
ALL, astir. 4103 3 ., 0,6 77'ia 4 , -. ,! 4 ,/,,
One wiptint, 135 ..
Two squirm , .
Thre .„ o , e reit, 360 600. I'so
p e ar squarer, 460 6'oo 800
Quarter cot., 900 9001. 12 00
• • •Largeo spice for abort periods, as
8/471188illoss Notlen, $1 niCt--iseco
advertlsoinont, 60,pents each!'
A drartlBesnonta before Maribigea
per line fo r Inaertlon--subBrpion
per line. Ina words are coahted as a
31er,hints' and others. advert's'n
rliankro, od,ot otnnillBr; adr..rtlaomBn
litres, Wi) be/ rbsrged.luelud)Og SU I.
Spare to the 7t num nt nt tour squares,
gesatid sab.cription.
Without ehanttes. at the rates d e g gn
adveetiveritonts wet In larger.type I
rhar;e4so per cent. advance , . on th
*ill tie chatted the moue as letter pr .
No Trade adverthretnente ieeeeived I
Agents' abroud, exivpt 25. per
utilraB by aperfal agtebment will
3tarrht4en 25 efttit a each. Natba,lwe ,
ticew. 26 sec& without notifies, an eb
Ail notleteg - exeept those 9,0 a vellxio
fOr educational putTosea.Bl[l:boebarg
Bomber Of nee* under.lo. Over 10 11nt
additional.-
l'imette4lnge of meetings net of a gene
attar. etaitged at 4 centaver !line .fur ea.l
To I'oo itnte csleulat 'OUR . 41 , e• atal
make a ettlutnn-1114 lines a bit (colani
quarter Column.. `-'1152 wordli make a col
eo/tamoi-and 739 a quarter column. A
eat square: charg at at !Ito:rate of 0
one tim e . and n 4,11111 t P#llllhe for.thrte
Yearly' advertisers rolust. houtina , the!
their 'win Ituilnevs. Aittneies. for. oth
.Evtate. /to.; .i . r4 not Included in bovine/0
RON. WOR
. .. .
.TAMAQUA IRON W .'
.j Calker ..1% Allen, 1
Iron I , i undrs. Nachtnisto.:Bakr and
N A"
• . I , , n d tur limilder
'
\The ipitifcrlbets ore nnw!prepared t
rrerivelordrni for all lilude of Statioti:ir 1
Engintin and. maalitlery-for [Allelic
btr.t. ?miners. tnilbi, L. Extrivilie ,
ellitie and practical experience to lb ;
hopiotr. wet-rent them iu taking the l'
at the loam[ prli•ex. . • .' . •
l'art l icutir attention It (idled to Ire . 1
Style 'ilea .Whelln:: Nla..hinery. by I
npe nr rhains ruLi''Du.ttie top
reap , .
arrangemsnt, it itieltnfidently Is
wear and tear of roptts or chains;
eery' In tire year"; 40 for feet wl
structian and durniflity, 11 cann
so recommend the now ear wheel,
n 11. Allen. This wlatriel can out.
. and'has stood the :44st of the pet
t 4 11
dotibl
Thf
In tb
311 ch
or CO
We a
Lurie
work
ta•rs , ast. triumphitntlyi ttiot A !tinkle w
broitin si nee Its introduction. %te sr.
tingle+ the cars of Funun of the principal,
tiles n the country: ,
. •
W would also coil the 'Wootton of t
Tam 10111 r'S hop, connected With the
racer tlrcrecled for the toantdacture
Fret tit Can and Trucks, and furabihe,
'.test )mproroments, that they are th
ecut t work much cheaper hod with nip ,
hereioloro. • ;.
• A 1 work gpAranteed. Persona want
(
'our line would do wrll to give us
c aLa t l 7 l
trill '21,, 'I3S
I
fOUNDRY & MAC 11111:
port. Carbon, Schttylicl 1
~
_,..." T. 11. WINI . ERS'I
/- ' en his readiness. from t
5 ,..: „gait of th e above n amid ants
rfiyidiat ply al l`ordern iu his
''''''',.. ' . such as for Steam Eng
Drift Caro, vu mpg, Coal lireakern. Cast
ry A' every pattern. Ile Irarranti 131,1
(A. lon, and accordingly nollrtti. 'patro ,1
nib oloi. t Jan. ' a
OUNDRY AND IVIACHIi
Steam' Cet.r vrictory
• map NoTlCX—Thi.busin
a.•
. pfa. of SlirliElt & 3111,,N1,
• nett RUbßetiber
"÷"'" at
~,,, brieliesok Steam En
Ai,. • Founder,' tuanairtur
3lndrinery, for Uollinir 3108. Blast
Grim. kr.. &r. He will alio t P ntinue th,
it and: riling the relelnlnt II Pine fn l
L arid Seolen ilia fh Coati.
'tor , of thrhe Collieries i ' 1/E01:0
January 21.
PAITTSVILLE.ROLLI
'111E; E , UBSUItI
rtantly rnanucarturln!
Colliers welithi
and 40 pounds pet. 1 ,
Hails MI the most. al
v0041;1111:45, 5 1 1, 56 and 60 pounds pe I
eaperienre of the past bre years. w
mhklic utisurpaared In ;finality
criunt 6... All - ImAinest corm:punka
':Storrrg. YARDI:ET S Soir. 'lron Factl
niret.,sr h prompt at ten't JIS O.
;
1:J sine 40.
PALO ALTO ROLLI
. THEis . ubseriber.
nottnee to their frie
, ......
4,. zelteritlly.thailheir
Palo Alto is now rot
•,p;orat Inn, and that t
furnish T rwis wit Arlen% atterms.
ts per yare.. Alas. different altos
(On d tner,hantai bar iron.
Orders I'.. r ral)s or bar iron are /OF
Id will meet with prptnpt attenti
e Rolling Mill,. Bright k ,Lerch'
llimlre street. or ra their afire, N.
8641 M4lCet Oit !vets, itory. IIAYI I
0 .14:t. 1, "- "f
. ) 4 O COM.; OPERATOR
paosteer '
The anlireilher res
, • attention hf the bus'
111 s Boiler Works.on
j,:lxigric low the l'aafenger D. I
whole he is prep:wed
• . DOI LIMS OF:I'YMa DES
fa . moke Starks. Air Stacks. lthiat Pipe'
kA.., kr, 'Boilers on hiyntl.
a practical merit:inr anfiliav
tilitivelf entirely to thtii tranuh'of t
ter% m, ,, elf that wok done el hi I
give Whit:talon to'all who may l'avo
• Inilividuala and Companies will find
*vantace tq @kaoline his 'work before ;
.1 Nov. 21.'t7 47-tf
...
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113 • VER MEADOW IR N WORKS.' ' THE LIVER -
1 , -, ((UPSON it MOM ER. Iron arid Drina INVIGORATOEt!
I .
~..
~„.. Founders. reepeettul y intbrro their pa 7.
Irene. and the public unerally, that Hitt_ 4 pREPARED DT DR. ,fIA NDItORD. •
ITctigk are fully prepared at he above establlitr- i . Compounded Entirely' Flom GIMES, • '
'I ,
ment. to men ufartu e titetrui Engines OIA I- Q ,
every site; Pumps. Railroad and Dft Carr; and everyT '•••" , one of the best PURGATIVE and
i other rteserliaisn of Iron and Buse unties s u itable for ' • LITER medielitta now beford the public. Hint acts
it he Coil mining o r othrr business. on the most reasonable • as a Clithartic, easier. Milder. and more effectual than any
0 ulna Also. Mewing ,Cylinders for last Furnaces and othedmedlcine known: It is not only a Cathartic. but
1 llaehine work in derreint: I ' ~• a,Lartr *medy. sett ne first nn the Liver to ejeet its mar-
ALL"GOoDS 11)R.1.858
_ .
_
; Ilepairito: of all kinds done with netrtness and despatch bid matter, then on the stomach and bowels to carry off /
ta t the toe e‘t price . !AB work fur Med by them War • that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effeetn• • oier 3000 yaras of New S lks, lost re
1, r anted to perform w e n t They would ilcit the custran of ally, Without any of the , painful feellnigtraperienced in 1 • served by.,IIIORNLEY CHEM,
!t hope ellio mar w'a t artlelee in their line In thievleinit;. : the operations of most Detherties. - It strengthens the '
purges: it; and when
'A I orders will m t with linmedlat and prompt at ten .'. efetem at the Fame time J 6" it VOR'ffl- . EAST Corner' Eighth &
Mareh '4'. !! , 67 9ty
,i
S. W. itlithstis, f 1 taken daily in moderate doseawlllstrengthen and build 1 1,11 Spring ilatii streets, PHILADELPHIA. -
, . W. st.. iivpsos ;-,. ,It up with unusual rapidity: ~ Bought for CA IlFand to be soli I ONLY for CASIT t
. ! .The Liver la one of the principal regulators We confidentially assert that the above goods are.as
ORKS. • I lof the human body; and ~ when It perform'. Its fune- CHEAP and ae GOOD as can be sold on the American Om
-1 IttB are now ful y well. the powere of the eystem, ace fully de- ,i,,,,, til . .
at the Ashland Iron i veloped. The Sbnitaeh io ig almost entirely deilendent
IT age a
Mr We Oh 11J ' Fair Comparison.'l4
or Tata l'univp of ally •on the healthy action of .- the Liver for the proper
or mi nlng and other New DeLalnes, in beautlful,desiges.
1 performance of Ifs func-pw lions; when the stomach
Poll de Cheverett Valencias. dm, very bendeeme:
runt every SUP Itnd ' is at fault. the bowels areas, at Jana, . and the whole, '
'EngliPh French and American Chintzes At.
- stings and forgings Platen , suffers' In coerce- _ queue° of one organ—the I '
-Gingham' a of differen! intakes. '
1 If( cm-, o r a ll ,h . " Liver —heving creamed lett' do Its -duty. For the dis• . •i,
C ra,—allfurnlshe'd eaves of that organ. one of the preprietori has made / Shawls Cloak s, firculars r Dasters,i&e.
3 . 3
it his study. In a practice of morelltan 20 years, to; 1 •
0 esa flatter them.
be of the ' fi rm Is a ` find some i ,
remedy where with to i•nunterael : thy,' . New Stella Shawli i In ail colors.
•
many derangements too t s which it lx liable, - Long and Square rocha Shawls. • •••.
e 1) furnkh mach!. ,
it 4 coy i n th e Ire . '. To peeve that , Ids remote.' dy Is at last found. any Longand SquareMlanket Shawls. , ' • ~,
Altri ED A linos., Alh. 1 Person troubled with Liw war Complaint, id , Plain and Embroidered Crape Shawls. -
celwe prompt atten.. any of its fors, hae but O to try a bottle, and emote- . ( Iheoneiller' Shawls; French Blatoket Shawls, de.
. o u it NI , : ij. i n.-
en is certain. • f
tti . . ii GENTLEMEN'd ptt AWLS. A Sr.. de.
.
41/411. 0A EN Fit , These Grime remove all morbid or bad matter from,, Everything int its eLO.4 KS that Duty offer!
.LP n GA i t ieri t :i . the system, supplying in their place a healthy flow 1 Frond% Xerkeet. CIOthMOIIIII and DeLainos, Co.l 19 , , jof "'ile• invigorating theiii stomach: musing fuott to -.. burgs, Peratnattas and•Alpoceat:
; dixe.t. welt, purifying Mfg, blood, giving tone `and t , ,
WORKS, t ..' ] 'health fo the Whole mile chinery, removing th e 4 We keep au immense stock of •
' Leann, of the disease-effeet- '. Inn • radical cure. 1 , DOMESTIC 3IUSLINS' t
perfumed 40 warm Bilisur attacks o roe ured.Z and. what iJ better. Hamm. - ,
Linen Flannel r 4 Clothe. Caselmeres. La. .
:INES of any power, i led- by the occ srlimar nee oftire Liver Invite.: ,
, Blankets , Marseilles Quilts. Counterpanes, de.
ty,and GUI Breakers i rater. , 1.1 ' • • ' Table Givers. Piano Covers Table Ctatles Napklns,Ae.
~
as IWell'AS every i One dove after eating Is • suffielent to relieve the .
tier , t ire d i n mi nes i stomach and prevent the Toed from rising and Pour-
ire areiliterasisull fa maintain our reputation as being
onc opthe EL,T pßr' GOODS STORES' in Phil adeb
l'w 31111 e. ay. ' 1 init. , • . l e o
pita. 'We have wily' one price."
matruiarturing. and ; , -.„ .j ( fill,e one dose taken 1 ? °414 I P re retirin g' p revent° • •
...• 4 1
.., TIIORNLEY .1 ciussr. -
, t.. work .atr Le I Urned 6 P..9 4 '. ware. ' ' -
• N.E. corner Eight and Spring Garden sta., Phllad'a.
, ry lowest prlrre.wod r only one dose taken 44 night, lomtns tho bowels i
OW-Persenecassrlde for S cools by the City Railroad,
• I. gently, and cures 'Oatiec- nos. , . •
I 'OnedoutakturiftereaebS,„ meal Will sure Dyspepsia. to within two squirmier our store,end for 3 cents by the
I • ire-one dew of two taecr- - epoonfula' will alweye re. I Eihhth street lira of thoulbutles to our door every five
l Ileve Skit headache. . minutes. - I
] , ; T. t. C.
' • One bottle taken for &Jill:male obstruction removes
. August 28, '63 i • I . 863ut
1 the Milne of the disease, Pa and-makes It aw rivet cure.
Only one dome lirrnedi-Pel ately relieves Clulie. whilst ALL -- EN' ' .&, NEEDLES'
i ,4 1114. d , o ,i se n :rt a en pr : v •r n a i r o . •I . s f
. n ch e a ryn en7i for Mot era . i
' SUPER-PHOSPHATt-OF LIME
, .
I Eillidy.one bottle kill needed to throtrout of the . .._ , • . ,
i•ay nem t.he effeets of med... . Line after a long sicknere. ' W lAOIII offer the ibove to fainters
I 4 11Wittlebottli. taken for ' Jupndiee removes all sal. -and derriek ersaring them that they will stall
.
. Burin+ or unnatural eolorn from theakin. , I Haler: and indef., all eircumstanctiti, receive the same One dont taken ft short • tisnebefure eating givea Ti'l GOOD ARTICLE bey have hPretefare pun-hued of ma,
I gor to the appetite. andg4 makes food dliteit well. ' 4 The public will plea,* bear in .mlud that our awn
; One doer often repeated, cures Chronic Parrhan In , • Phosphate of Lime Is always , ' s'- t • ,
l Ile worst terrar.white Rim." ;Wee and Rowel d'cimpiaints '. . .
yield • almost, to the .prat ewe dove _
I One or twd doers mireavr.., ta cks . reused by'' Worms In THE . SAME IN QUALITY.
' children: there hone surr, l l•l der, Ur speedieeretnedy ',
in the world, 84 it nereva es , fails: 1 , _We sell reliable Fertilizers, or none at all. • •
flirA few tattles curegi Dropri, by exciting the 1 These movies dre rendered nortuity from the fact
absorbents. • .., ' I that a large number of articles purporting to be Super.
i• We take plearture In rel eetritnendin i e thiatbedleine ; Phoephates, are offered for sale, whichire not what they
as a preventive for. A re, aunt Ague, Mut Parr, and i, are represented t 4 be.. , . I
i all -.Awn qf' a Minoan, Type. It o p erate . w ith! Our new imeepi Irvin prem. and ll be toady for
, Cirtainty, a nd A lhOOlicode . are willing to t es tily t o itts! di its ibution in a few days. We shall lot, pleased to send
wonderful virtues:. , .
All who use it are pining their unanikotes testimony in I - Pried $45 per 2000 lbs. (2 1-4 eau' per lb.)
itv foyer. • , „ A liberalMeduelion made to DEALER* . •
• AW. Mix water in the moue' with the ineige'relor, aura '
, .
both together. ; ; t
• • Pacific Ocean Guano.
no ',ma nntlebllATOß i Hinkl e sold this Guano for6fintr years past, we ran
s a Scientific Medical Dlarovery, and , is daily working neftly reeommend it. It has been triedaftle by side wig'
! cores , almost too great to believe. It runes,s as If by MP I Peruvian Guano4nd Is pronounced Pally equal to it In
! OW. evert therst dose airing benefit, 'end seldom more all respects. Wereter to our New Pamphlet, conta in ing
than one bottle fi
is required to cure stay kind of Liver 'letters reepeetio a tit, and much otherinterestlngMatter
Cbrapraint &tem
_the ,worst Jaundice or .Dyspepsia to al et value to the farmer. -. ' . ,
commonthailache3 WI of which are this result of a Lis.' O. 1 GoveVlereetit Peruvian Outage,
eased Lira. ! •
• . • . Fertile '
at the lowest rates. ' -
- . Pride, $1 per bottle. , We hays nisei to le-- ' .
DR. SANFORD, Poprietor, 34.1 Broadway, New York. AMERICAN GUANO from itaker's Mend.
rii - Itelalled by all Druggists, - Sold in Pottsville by j GROUND HONES, and PURE BONE DUST. .
GEN ItY SAILOR ;
, , 2.5.13 , , , • as we feel Wein mot:mending. •
. j „„_
,June /8,18 '
I j Li Goods mei Modal at either front of our Ware
- , ! Anima Ample ocilifica ace ojonld in'etantingt wswores
• • _ 1
_affeadteg to lite Ilona." ' • -
COURTSHIP - AND MATRIMONY, The leading Ailriculistrat Journals and NenijMpen ate
%STITII O'I'LIER SICETCIIES front 1- MALVIN .1 110 1 t aepur Off for at" of Alrwr.s. • ;
.
. "SCF.NFS AND _EXPERIENCES IN SOCIAL
LP E.." Tr; Robert Morris. i _ .
s ALLEN It NEEDLES -
.. •SPURGEON'S GEMS," being 1)11111rint PaataiDa feat , ' • - I
tale Plerotirmm. ! t 4' , . No. 42 B.l6'harvos, iuul 414 Water St., r'‘
,h 1.171 ENDS AND,LYRI(IB," by Adelaide A,unoProctor. ' First stole above Chestnut Stree t Philadelphia.
.7 an pirtliebed's dkr sale by 'E. DANNAN. August :ffi, 'lB 1 ' • o ' 36-Mo i 1
! , i , , ],
.1' i
I
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Si . 1 ..
• ASHLAND tRON
OTILL tiuisßCitlis
prepared to furnirli
•'", Ste:tilt Erg!
I errnA.: , :gia l i power W ald capacity.
purpo,:ttt. Coal lima
itattirn now to Um", tbgnther With
43t over, destrlptlnnal cwa and D
and rkittorog. Forge Truck 'auditors
'1 at (Ito %hortowt notice.-. The . sub
selves that. Inaiimuch ac every - me
pr.plkal murhnnlcA troy will be ab
Iry that will 'cotwixert, favorably
! pion. All ord.mt .flreeted to L. P.
couthy, Pa , Will r
P."D• .
2 ' Ashland. Mar 10, iii
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• DEHAVErS. IRQN
4 ineravill
' iima,,,,,, 'tilt: Subwriber I
, yid fneturhnTk.teM I
! • . l'utn pfihr any rapac
. . t : rni i, i . ..t every desrrlptio
7.ntber kind of mar
,1 Ils,, kern. 111 r 1,4e. , 5. honing Mills.
'.' From the twilities possrsSed fo
limn inn experience In the Moine
out at this.uaintshinent;at the v
,of .rnuiwribr.glintity,
\ ' .
• Ton% fl.6iroun ofPottlnn up aehlnenpot nuy kind' ; ' are netted t , , call and nnalulnu 11ervx and heron:lean
, pla littted with prireit before contra Idng 0111eW lien..
• Orilnro of every kiPd are solielte, . and strict attention
will he given to their prompt nxerutlati.
• WILLIAM 1,4:11A%F.N.
.
: • '
Minernmila*, Deceinber 0.1007 • 404.1
1 '
eam WASNINPTON ll tizos4
. WORKS.
P
tar ea,
TILOS. 4 JAS WREN respecttntly invite
t .....
.... attention Of nil, bIIFIIIIMP Cartltllllllit
. the
NewMachn hhu and l'u nd/
.in'‘ ' .:
tot
e7l:er , NI t.
d l' P II dt u tl,
...,.,,. m . rrei..t ten o. an .n MS 5 rev
i . .. and Ifrontink on Norwegian Amyl. ',brie
I h e y arts prepared to n execute all orders for machinery nt
1 linos And Iron, Ruch an Steam Kthrinea, all kinds 01 Clear
in: fur . gulliii.; 311115,f AA and Saw Mills . Single. and
1
i • F.,,u id. , ..,!! i!!!..! l'ifinpa, llrtakers, Drill Cars. toll kinds
of
t:, It.ifir..llCnslln:4s, AU h an.Chnirn forVint anti 'l' Rail;,
t
,` ,!..,=. 4 nit , in.... an.; nil kinds of cant and wrought Iron
! . .i.e.rti..,;.' n,in-
prartiol mechanics. and baring made
• • In , deatioN of thel Ceiat Region their study for yearly
• 41 "'''‘ 11 % 14 15.1 Wmciblurry In their linen( huslness,tbny
1 ”.n1 , '11, 4 that work donwat their erdnidi.binent
11l 4 1, ! .4 . 1 (1q4.11011.toNall who may honor theahlitli a
tall. .111tt n , lerkihnkfuliy received and prompt ly elk ,.
rn ted, en the timid -rrusonable terms. •- • • :
'IIPM AS $1 . 114:N, 'JAMES WREN.' '
. Nor .2'l. '57 I' . • . . . 47-tt • '
Tr e .TRNT till T IROV 9, , NORKl mont, se4nyllkllll manly!, tuna.
_Thu Bulifferi ben , revellfully inv . ite
~.. tow, th,. 'attention of the hualnrsecommunlty
.... .. 1 0*thelr Neir Atchloa 8;,..-,p and'Foun
d I. .lry., , oretted In thelown ofiTremint. and.
. 4 .. , Pmetnll , rthe superlntendeorteand manage
10Ert4
ol , •ot nt - 1i.,5,,. Z. batdorff and , Phlllp tinholty. where
tti , q are Dr.;1).in..1 ui execute all order% rot Machinery of
Ilr-. 5 . , ohl Imo, 4 111 . }i WI Steam Engintnuot any power,
i.impt ..)f :tar 1.,1,4 py..00,0 art.aio.ra fit every degetlp
, t i " 4 ‘ ,ll kindA ~,f - 2earlng for Rolltnd liIIIP, Grist and
' 4115 . Orif I CAr*. and all kinds of Itallreadeardlogs,
~...1, I. ChUra 14 Flat and T Rallf, f . me. Switcbeir,and
• .411 : , :igil4 it I!a! , t and, wmaght Irn Shirting°.Mr.
rim
''' 11 "" 11,1,1 g. 4 nradiral Meehanle,and hawing had I heron
s•b•n.",. an,l •, I P"riener for'ulany pats In the Coal nrglon,
P.<,n,l,idoux et, point): Op Ilachlnayy of any kind,
t'7^, 11,1'.',11., ,a lra;n 4l ...xaminaourpatterna and auperlor
.I , .alUy •., w.. 0... ald become 3nm:tinted with prlrre et
1 , 0- - - nr , r!:, 1.4,r# - norrarl Mg elmwltara. Ordereof wir
-4r4 Uniiihlnkflilly re , rnired.at.4 el rletatlentlon 'HIP"'
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thqut to rwint ng
pti the former
t• take newer's
v og tam riti=
g a anal fraud.
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nes ono Onne,
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ods i cherged " a
CHAS. W. /OMIT%
• Wholesale and . Retail
131-fazzatirat ammlbiteizalist.
8. Z. Corner'Centre and Norwegian Sta.,
• " (Opposite Mortimer's Hotet t )
POTTSWILLE r :PENISIA:
• . s
SWELVZ.
$2 25 $3 00
A - 400
9 00 A 00
400, '6OO
4 50' 7oe
' 000. 800
5 50 9 00
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OP Mt LINES.
6 011 10 00
9 00 14 00
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14 00 %I 00
18 00 90 00
• a2reettlent..
panted with an
ZikUr.terunza AND 80LE PROPRIETOA OP
, Eptl Etre Pee toray Eltzt.urie.
EirriNCPS PfrTOILALMIXTURN cures Conhal •
EPPING'S PECTOEAL MIXTURE etireslitamia..
ErriNces PECTORAL MIXTURE en*
m Eronet:'
EPPING'S PECTORAL MIXTURE tires ht.
Et , TING I t . 4. PECTORAL MIXTURE will relterre eohnottp.
tire patienta in advanced stages of the dlseise.
EPPING'S PECTORAL MIXTURE sad by JAcAI4e.BE4
Avhland. '
f
EPTING'S PECTORAL MIXTURE sold by .3 Exult
Mlnersel Ile. . • , \.
EPTING'S PECTORAL 5.ll.TItliE sold by Wx.B. Emma,
• . &Munch! Bann. _ „ ,
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EPTING'S PECTORAL MIXTCRE*Id WAI druggists
generally throughout Ureel:yap
• 00t0bxj24,'57 •
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Deaths, le cents
evots
thelnadv
by tbe y .
I nit ex
!led alms.
ban usual
from Advil
dvinee el
h the plat
r o uted
i ot chine
d -5 eentl
s, 4 eentaq
Brandreth's,Pit.
PURIFY T14E111.000.
OONTIN.UEtrpain or uneasiness -in
N,J any organts generilly cured tii.one• or: more doses
of itrandreth's Pills. Thirty years' peremlitt experience
by the undersigned fully justify this assertion.'
Dr. James Lull, of Poisdim, New York ,"says:—.'7 have
cured the most deplorable costiveness of the hostels with
Drandreth's PiDa. whenevery other remedy bad .falhest
and the patient was given up to die. Skin diseases of
an inveterate and painful character, hu'eh es erysipelas,
salt rheum, tekter and summer heat. I have sewn eradl..!
rated' by their bse. I have cured the theumatio. the op.
((retie, the paralytic and thecousumptive wittrthese ex.!
cellent Pills alonti." , I
j In jaundice and all affections of the liver. dyspepsia, I
2 , dysentery and diarrhoea , pleurisy, sudden pains audio
.; flammatione, female obstrurtione ' scorbutic and twrotti• j
lons, @ism gouty and neuralgic affections, hare given'
! pray to the use of this medicine, and now, after twenty
RKS.c• years' experience. my estimdtion pf Burn:lWe Pills!
continues to increase.
• j ' • OBSTRUCTION. • ••••
141 c U wit i r ! A young lady, beautiful and healthy, took cold; which
• " ' f caused a serious obstruction for two years; her be .Ith
opt . was broken down and her beauty departed!. At length
jihtle PRP.I. Drandreth'e Pills were tried; eleven doses, of from two
'iA!
, to four, were takers in fifteen days preceding the equal
:1113L MIL period. . Regularity wee restored, and Der health tend
' • " - good looks reeorered. t. -
• rgw,t, eau tracts woßms. I" •
& S l ew j randreth's Pills are the best vermtfuge; they are in•
bleb t Sloes fallible. A little Ghlld. six years old:for wane weeks Wee
f both artful la . drooping ltamidher gavelt one of llrandretb's sugar
! • coated thje next day , there came away a worm six
tteved.),jitu sa v e j teen Inches long, and as large as a chlld'i finger. The
th,.; p e f ee o f th e j'child was well. rt
dlng,slatplicity j t., P6EIIItIS.r.
t be surpassed. gentleman, awaSoll'ont borne, was taken with plea.
Invented by . rimy: the inflammation woo terrible; reel" , briath made
I be hid at Our ! bite writhe with agOny. , Eight Brandreib's Pills were
rat seiere -serallored. and .warm oil a polled locally; thi Pills opera- '
r eel having been ; led, end the pain was relieved ; plenty of gruel was
now plaeing ! ken, and six more MIN and the second day the patient'
I Railroad Comme• f was cared.
L 'Thesestateme ! nts shontd have weight,and prevetii the
o public to the I useof poisonous .drugs, and stop the sad timeline of!
hove corks ands bleeding.' -• ' • B. IIItANDR47II.I.
' Rail stied. Pratt, j Br , ndretb's Villa
aresold at thee Principal '
with all the ' Canal street, Drandreth.fluthitng, at 25 cents pe'r ox; '
enabled toe ' and the same sugarcoated; 31 cents, warranted to keep
e despatch thio j vs well as the plain; •
j gEr•Also, sold by cnis. tr. EPTINO,
September 25
tn
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. o-14i6 A half
, 1 044 . Dues over
ts' per line, for
, Itbes. i.
advert:hang to
.rs. sale ' at Ita:tl
'44rerliirnientA.
ng !knOtang
11 I ALX,E.' 4 I
17-
1 1110 RE THAN 500,000 B
o HOP,
C.,1 rft.
E annonTle.l.
4.ol4leteiniint
dishmen t .to tip•
int, at imainesa—
flea. Railroad and
• tigT •nd !flachine
•ork to giro aNtia
age atj home and
I,IM 4-ly •
I ' HOLD IN THE
'NEW ENGLAND - $ . l'.itTES
'lig OisiE YEAR
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'pH RESTORATIVE of PROF. Q. a l
,
i. J. WOOD Mr restoring hair peyfertly and perms:',
neatly. has never yet had a rival vvolume atter volume'
' might he given front all 7 , arta of the vroehi and from the
moat Intelligent to prove that it it a perfect Peer/rat:re;
but rend the circular and you cannot doubt; read min)
) the, folin‘iting '
I , MHOP
els cfthe late firm ' r I
, t, x in: 1, rout in- , llk - Tita Ilata.—People have for centuries been afflict
/
in nll i Various Eel with bald heads. and the only remedy. heretofore
• nerbuil building, Iron I known. has been Oicoto abominable wigs.. Ily a recent
of all kinds of , discovery of i rofessor Wood these articles are being fast
urrinces. Railroad , disisensed with. bat, a greatmany personsatill patrdnize
yi
~ b us in ess o r n, : them. because they Dive been so often imposed upon by
tut whij x. 4.,;, an d , Hair Tanks of different kinds. • To all each periods we
e. i
e in g ani e pro m o , earnestly make the rep:test.. that. they will try mds
1 • w. glor, mkt.
~ ,' again, for in Wood's Itestonstive there is no , *nth thing
.4.4 f• . as PM. 'We know ors lady who wan bald; who used the'
' , t article a short time. and her. bead is now novered cam-
C MILL. , pletelv with the tiniest and most beautiful curls !remain-
EKS. are, eon- i tilde. 'We know of numerous cases where lusir wasrap
, ~ ...i.l„,„ne s o f i idly falling out. Which it restored In greater perfection
, g 02 . 2,5 . 28,30.32 1 than It ever had been before. 1 .
ird. lso, large''
It Is also without doubt ;one of the best 'articles for
A
, proved patterns. , keeping the hair its good condition. making It soft and
yard. s iFrom the glossy. removing, dandruff; and hatt proved itself the
fed confident nt ., greeted.enethy to all thellis that hair is heir to. 1
y any mill in thelt is the ditty of every , the to improve their personal
lons 'addressed - to
• appeamn're though some may differ In regard tothe
rs. Pottsville. will , ways of:doing It; but eseiy one will admit that a bead- I
IC*: ISII & co.. •1 tiful head of hair, either in man or wornan, is an object '
20- • , much to be desired, and there , are no means that should,
' • I
I be leituntried to obridn niche consideration —lronton''
'C MILL. • , i Adrocatr,Phila,Oell4l4. •
beg' leave to an. ,•
do and the Publie. 1 • •1 • ' ~ ; C0cn0cr0it,01110.14y.17,17, 5 11, 1
' '
ew Ridling 8101 at ', O. J,. ivoanic CO —Gents: As I have beet' engaged in
p m:, „ t i i n enii , selling your hair Restorative. the last , season for one of,
„y are prepared c o your local agents. (R. M. Illeklneen,) and having expo.
- eigliing from 1. 'to rieneed the beneficial effects of it myself. I would like to;II
f tie t,se oar. and •• obtain an agency for the State-of Ohio, or some State in;
, the West, should you wish• to mike curb an arrangoi
,ectfullisolicited, utent, as I alit convinced there is nnthinalqual. to a iii I
,n- if left either at ..: The United &trees/or resiorina th e ¢),.. I aye been en;
, gaged friths Wog busitiout ter, • i'' . v ra, and have
Hardware ; Store,
.. corner,ni Centre sold various preparatkns for the hate;, t hareifound I
001.), LEE & CO. nothing that restores the secretive or •a or invigorates I
I..tt . !. . : the scalp as well no Yours. beto fu)iy eon/lobed that i
• ' f Tour restorative is what you teprent it to he. I would
& MINERS; I like to engage in the sale of it, am satisfied it must i
r ke. - rOl. ' Yours truly, • - S. T. STOCKMAN.
•etfully Invite the I- ,'
ttess ronuatunity to 1 - •• Il'artAsm; 3fass.. Peb. 6,1857.
IR:lnroad street. be- , PROF, ' O . 3 . WOOD & C• 11-4 en
1t ” Havin g r ealized '
pot, PtAkireille, Pa., the good effects of your 'Hair Restorative, I wish to state.
u manufacture :..that find ng my hair growl tsg thin. as wel has gray. I wda,
ItiPTION, . liuduced (rota what I read awl heard, to try the article)
Gasometers,Driqi! prepared by you, to promote .its growth nod change SOO
color as it was in youth, both of which It • Ras effected I
ngforyearedereted Completely. ,In the operation I hare used nearly three,
d busint•ss, he flat- ' betties .' betties .' yours, Ite., -JAMES FRANCSS.
istabilahtnent will ' 0. J. WOOD & CO- Proprietors,3l2 inroad:way, New')
.1 ) ,, :,10 . , a call. _ , York, (in the great N. Y. Wire lialling...FAtabitshineni,)
1
i greatly to their ad . , and Market sts.. St. Louts, Mo. , i
. .
engagint elsewhere.. i . , , And sold by all good Druggists. -•"" '
1011 N T. NOBLE. !. September,2s.7l - . • .. go-3m'.
PUBLISHED ; EVERY SARI - EDO MORNING, BY BENJAMIN "BANNAN, POTTSVILLE, SCEITYLKILL COUITrif;'PIENNS
voL.
MEDICINAL.
PHILADELPHIA.
CANDLE. MOULDS. •
WARRANTED to be of the best
instal—an sizes and! patterns. Minulketurad
and far ads by ' JOUN CALVZSILY.T. •
No.= 4Taes sired, PAdaddpitia; ,
August a, 'AS ' •
' • BUFFALO - ROBES
BY THE HALE OR ROBE, •
At GEOitGa WOSIRATErS,H
N 0.413 and 417 Arch street, Philadelphia.
N. A.—Alsa, a Idiwe tissortinent of LADIES' FANCY
FURS of own manistaetiur. j : ' . •
Anpist 28,'68 I . • 334111 •
FILE CUTTINC.
I'inN 'all its branches, at the Manurac
tory; New Stria. shotelietsod. betneen RAC e sad
e. Philadelphia, Where may be found the best
issOrtmenst of FIIJS.I end RASPS, in the city of Phila
delphia. We-Old:Nes Reek sod made squid to oolr,
at soaring of 60 Wer cont. • ' J. B.
New &roar& Works, Philwie/phist,
Aortist 28, '6B i• • . • ; • • P64al
I.l: l l4:prlocif[tf.l;t4:l*JA:43:(4)lol
r
, HE
,sub4erihers! have jug' opened
tielr New Carpet Warehouse, wit ti a sicb and APlnn
'l
y
inen of CA TIPS mos. motorising all the latest and
best styleapf VELVET, TAPE,TRY, ISBUSSELS.Threte
ply, Ingrain and ;Tenet San; of thetnost Mehra treiman u.
facture. .also a superior stock of OIL CLOTHS, MAT.
TINOS. &C. ,
~
The aboraetack of gnod i a has been bourbit ex
tremely low for ash, and It Is the intentipn, of the sub
scribers to 'sell accordingly; this, with malt crofters
and cash frame/Wont, 'III - enable us to glee purchasers
;roods fibm 10 ta'ls per cent, lees than usually charged
by other estabOshments. i OLDEN it BICKNER,
' , - ImporterS and Dealers in Carpeting.
812 ARCII ST., ti doors below Ninth, (South side.) Phila.
Sept. 4, '5B i 36-3 m
WINCHESTER Co.'B
oentlerizen. , s Faisreststaltag Store, '
Pateut,Shoulder. Seam Shirt Manufactory,
.6T
NT THE ()LTYSTAND, 70hest
) nut etreei, PIIILADiLPIII.CoppoaIte the “Wash
ington Rouse." li,
A. WINCIIESTEIt will vi, pa heretofore. big person
al supervision of the Cutting ind Manufacturing_ Ce
partup nre, Orders for his ielebrated'style of Shirts and
Collar, filled at the Abode* notice.
Persons dpsirl ng no order Shirts, can be supplied with
the formula , fir measurement. on applleapon by mail.
.• • Cnnsta nt ly on hand, a varied and select , stock of lien
- tivmen's furnishing Goode.
JIM-Wholesale orders supplied on liber.4 terms.
•
September-¢,'st - I ' "- 56-ly
NET CASH DRY COODS HOUSE.
19514.1 It PM STOCK 'OP PALL 004}D8. 1185E4
FYRE .&..LANDELL, FOurth and
• 1
,I, Areb 'atreeta o l'bilad4lphis, base In store and daily
receiving , o . line stock ot. Fall 1/ry Goode suited to the
Near Trade. % 11
„black Wks or all trratti. '
'PasbionAble*EavVey4 , llk - S.
• Shout* of all the styles.
Dress Goods. DT lariety. -
BtaplS Croods.lin lsrgs stock. '
. Fmley Csisimere Cloths At Veseirigs.
Quilts; Liaen Damasks, Ae.
• 'N. l'it r 4lood bargains dkily 'Travail 'from New York
~and PhiladelphiaMiction, ,
g ifirTP.E.3l.4—.N4 Cksh and Prices Lou r
• August 38,'58 - 3b 2m
• , Oir" Thick Darkness carers the Earth:: '
'lnd Cress Darkness the .Propli.'FOlL
6013N1'RY. MERCHANTS ;
AND AI.L 4STIIERS, WILL, TAKE NOTICE!
THAT they' can supply themselves,
liranyquanttbev. th . ,
Jenett;Pati•iteamed Patent
O:I7E3'I'LOSITENS4O.9IO.: r qa.t.;.,. OIL LA 11P3
At the wholesale andßetall ilea Ouartersol
Second street, Pill LA , I4: I I..I'ItIA.
The only place share exclusive Agencies nbe ob;
taindd for the 4 4 J/des of Pennsylvania, New Jessey and
Del.t‘are.
ttat•te L *- - light
n«nia 'Amps give a 114 ht equal .. .atennity o.
gad idndlar In app«arance to thin. and are claimed to be
pupAlor to' all other portable ligbte. no. In une. - No
.f«ar of Explosion—no offennive odOr- , -no smoke-very
trimmed—as eanlls mem lated as a Oav I.leht—can be
'adapted to all purpones-and better than 411 for a poor
mab-7 . 50 per cent. rheapir i than any other portable light
nowite common 'une.
SOLI AG NC? ALSO, POR
Xnapp's Patent Resin and Coal Oil Lamp;
lia.Lamps, 011 a, \Vicky.. f..baden. and «very article in
the line. ' • ft, LXIIITOLAN,D..apertt.
• :No:38 soutti BecPtkii : Btreet, Philadelphia.
ptember 4. '258
FANCY FURS! '
For Ladliii anal:Milldams**
TO.IIN I'AItEIRA it. Co., No. 818
fj '(new No.) Market-at ieet,aleore . li4ght
Pill& 1 moorters. Woolfactiners sull
era in;Fakscy Fari4 for Ladles and Chip •S ti t
drew' also, Gents' Finrs,.Fur (Mars, and
Mores. .
The numbe'r of years that we hare been engaged In
the Fur business, and the general charade, of our Furs.
both for'quolify ondprif 1,110 generally known through%
out the Country, that we think 4t litint necessary for us
to say anything mere than we hate nowlopened oar assort
went of Fine, 1. - w the( Fall and Winter Sales, of the
largest and Most beautiful assortment that we have ever
offered before tcrt he public. 'Our Furs have all been Im
ported during the present season, when. money was
scarce and Furs much llowerlhan at the, present time,
and hare.been manufactured by the Nest .competant
workmen ; we aro therefore 'dotertuliedAo sell them at
such priers; as wilt continue to glee us the reputation
we have .borne for yrailo t hat is to sell a good article for
a very sulfa/pin/ff.
Storekeepers, will do well to give as seed. as they
will find the largest assortment by for to select from in
the city, and at ma nuartureeo prices.
• I ' JOHN FARETRA: /h C 0.,.
N.. Si il.sfarket Street. above 8111, Philadelphia.
P4lladelphla[~ pre "ber 11, "NS . t -37-4 m
PMILAQBLPKIA
Surgical. -Bandage Intiltute, ' •
No..llll,North NinEh 5t.,4 doortiabove ARCH,
AG t'St* POR lIIE 33E3 Or
TRS. B. C.. 1 EVERETT'§ Premi
l_ um Abdominal Supporters, Trusses and
Itirmages. --
DR. 011ARLES C. 31... RAWLINGS, . • - pal.
Where may be had n full and varied 33.
30,I111eUt 0' . TRUSS ' . 14131 ALE SUI'
PORTERS, SIMULDE t BRACES, and oth
er 11311d304, for sale 3 P 54433 Twnty•Fifr prv. cent. lower
than at any other establishment in the city.
dir. KNIGHT'S .cel4brated radicki cure TRUSS tuts
cured hundreds of data where others'. have failed.—
Pries, • I • .f 4 00
CAVLINGS has treated adecearfully many bad
eases of Spine Disease ; Club 'root, How Leg. Knock kpee,
and Weak Anelea, With his new and improved appara.
Inv for theee Dioestorsi to witleia eases reference eau be
given. Prm
rices ranging Ia ' • 13 00 to $l5 00
SILK and COTTON ELASTIC STOCKINGS ANK
LETS,KNEY. CAT'S. and ABDOMINAL COM PIt.F.SSO It S.
at lower prices than ran be bought elsewhere.
CRUTCHES: SPLINTS, and every variety of SURGI
CAL APPLIA74;CES.ht greatly reduced prices, placing
the beet make of grr4s within reach of all.
Ladles attended In ;private apartmeateat the store; by
Vre. UC. EVERETT. • . -
4a Parllcular attention Call to Instraments,l'or de;
Itilittity in children. it'd taitductios (0 all guarantied.
Phlladelphis; . &ntenther 11,'53 . 31•31 u
F
SATURDAY. ;MORNINO; ,(003F4R.:2?,{855'.
MANUFACTtiRES.
PORT CARBON SHOVEL FACTORY.
Char/on tomato. Protractor.
Allldadsofeoalshovels, spats, eallriddles, Sc.
The patronage of Won't:elle reopellyaolleftoi.
January 10. 58
AF IREIANK'S BCAI4.ES
.TilEsubscribers, agents , for the man.
excirtrers.hevOist received a um artiele.called
the "Union *Hinter Pale "calculated tomeightrorn
in Onne• te 240 ibe. ToraaleattheYorkStore.
11.1111.10LEY A SON
Entwine, April 28th,1814 r
TireluettliVri t ittftoti n °Phand
and will settler CABII, et the lowest .market prise,
a large stork of 1b beat quality marebaat Bar Iron, Viat
Bar Railroad Iron, and light;T_ rails. for mines. '
• .E. YARDLEY t BON.
Pottsville. November 03, 'fi7 4S
. • • , •soAp. •, - , .
H
E
r E subscribers the attention
'of miners end merchant* in their man u fact u re I
B WN, PALE: and OLIN'S SOAPS. - ke„, te.:eviiii
Soaps bating ions been extensively known in ffebuyikill
()Arbon and Luxerni counties, Sri recommended as of ,
liable Today. Orders received by mall . pinata? -
ded te , 4fir4sal Soda, Stnreb.ke.,elwa ys on bandmra
•.. , JOS. ELKINTON & SON.
. - • ripSontli Second street, Philadelphia.
Jane A 'AS . ; . - 2n-env
' SEWING MACHINES.
pi -1E Double Thread, Family SEW-
I SIA0111:112. Three Meeidneit sew *fhb two
threads. making a Doubts Leek Etlteh, equal to any
hlgb priced .Meehloe In use. and perfectly reliable for all
Emily purpose These Ilsebtuft ate ihr sale by the
wubicriber, at the EXCIIAN lISU)TEL; Pottsville. The
public are lushes:l%o cell end esstotke Oka. Price $25.
airinstniet hruS gives to those pgreliseing, as lo the
use, ke. A.M.aalytAEE, ' * ow gent.
August 14,1 9 .158!
. m
WILLIAMSPA/RT PLANING MILL,
NEWS= 1112 ' •
Sunbury de Erie Railroad and the Banal,
' (Oppcwite the Fninace, Williamsport, Penni.)
GEcy. S. BANGER Et CU., Whole
sale and Rill& Dealers and Matittfacturers Ofwhite
and yellow pine rooting Ipards,saah. doors, blind a,shut-
Owe, siding, wood inouldlttgs:Ac..;;Jlg and scroll sallag,
fancy and plain, All deackiption■ oft urolng andidantng
done with'protoptuess, and in the best nnutnerl., .
February, 27.. 'SS • -
• • NisTICE. : .
To Coal Operators and sonnyLlClll.Conn.
qty Rarebit:tee. •
QMOKING TOBACCO, by Bteam'
power-zooflis a day, at Hamburg, Smoking Tabu.'
co and &gar Mauhfactory, on band and ready Tot sale.
WO barrels sweat scented Smoking Tobacco.
200.000 Half:Spanish Sonars. • ' •
200.00081 mm, Spanish Segars.
150,000 Seed'and Extra Sewers.
tWers tilankfilly received and promptly attended to.
Terms easy. • MART ANN MOYER.
Ilambnrg; -Berk' County. Ye.,
Sept.s. '57 • 1 , • 36.tf t
•
.. - ENTE - Pl - 81 - 74/E MARBLEIARD,
aliaantango Street, Pottsir /la, Ps.
TILE subscriber Is
prepared, at phis -'
stand, to .forahlb
kinds of materials
his tine, for'bultdl
purposes-plain ISM
nametstal.. Re flirt
mirtieular attention
the 'Womb Moues at
Monumentsofhte mat
find in every variety-of
tyle, and will cOrtif
favorably. 10 btll-11ty
where, and are Offerea
June 5, '55 , 's:l4y)
AUCH CHUNK •
Wire Rope Manufactory,
3E11e613.•0i- 3ElCar.zarc:l alb
;Manufacturer of Wire Rope, for it:tented planes. shafts, I
,slopes, Ar., would intone the piblie that be is now pre
. •
Pared to make
ALL KINDS,`,LENOTIIS AND SIZES OP FLAT
• AND ROUND,ROPE. f '
At the shortest' notice, of superior quality, and on the
must terins. at his Wire Rope Partory„
Mauch Chunk, Carbon Co., Pa. -
Reference can be madedo Messrs. E. A. Douglas, N. D.
flortrlght and A. 11. Broadhead. at Manch Chunk: to,N.
Patterson, Summit 11111. to Sharper, Leisenriirg k , co., Ti
more. Luserne ebnnty, Pa, and iii fact, nearly all theop
orators In the Ilegion who have been using his ropes.
August 14,':,S [August 8.'57 324,1! :.3.7-
' EW PATENT WATER-WIIEEL,
'ail.E.undersi,gned are manufacturing
A new kind of Water•Wheal.pettented .-iliali lyti r
1 . 6 8, by J. IL VMACAILD,.Of-VATrtmnt. It itrotvea an
entirely new principle of. °Mal ul ng ;power, god, of eon
jUssitiwg fturasatar by astitetv era' alblidlaig-igthagargle.
mum power Mania afforded by any ether advantages of
this Wheel now in use. Some of s th4 advantages of.this
Wheel are: , .
,l at. We obtain* the entire weight - of he Water, mid have
the advantage Of thefult head and tall, from water to
Water.
:Id. There is less deed weight to more. The, wheel and
shaft weigialui• less than 150
3d. It surpasses all other wheels tit motlon,..veloclty
'and power..
41h. It Is "perfectly under the centre] of the T I 'kmeo
A perfeetly under le.. --. the ;#orktnet.
—either when used.toeirive a large or s 111 einounfof
machinery-4s the strength ' f the whee le not dimin•
fatted by redact - I - telt. motion, since it dti ads upon the
tonight eat the - column of waterqbeloto the wheel, which
always remaini , about the same. ,
' 6th. It rectipiee lers space than adY Other wheel. Is
Placed Inside the flume near the surface of the water
apti Is never rpeted by frost. • ---
6th. The wheel Is very durable. beint made of leen,
and air, be pdt In anyplace and attached to haw Milks
Cirkt Mille and nuichinery of all kinds with' leApexpeeee
than any ether wheel: the veln:ltyof the wheel Isoneh,
that the €ptinse orgotrlng up Is a: tided for nearly an
Parrow
a, 1 ' - ' ' ' . '
Together, with the advantages a ire -stated, we - ale]
ready by warrant the Wheel to peewit a power equal to
thitTellowing,fieuree, for each foot (allot water:— -.
9 Inch wheel -.- - • ' - 66.1110 horse potiOM ,
10% " . , • - - - ':;1-,. 61. WI .
12 o. "r• •-•-• - - .!1`.21.109 6 • ";;.., - !
; u • . • 1160.100 "
" "1- - . -2
16 1 4 . • . 2.48.100 . ",
Is . • • • . 2.90.100
19 " - - 3.36.100 "'
2 i • - • • '• 3.70.100 " "1;
" - • • . 4.44.100 “
24• a " - - 3:40.100
• " : " - • • • - 6:34.100 :. if ~. .r
'4 • • • • • .7g4.100. .k . "
30 ' S 8.60.100 •
~I_, _..
ITheela et the above Agee can be so consitucted .
,te
perform 3.000 revolntbine per Monts . Whowieltrars ,
complete with gate, petty and 'haft, so that the per
Per hes onlylta place -It in the flume, which can buy one
by one man In two or three dep... , , - : ; 4.-1
s•-• The under . goad will put them In7any place' at their
expenee, and It they do not perform aa &bare, win take
them out andmak e the flume as good as before the wheel
we. pot In. '! the Wheels can be afforded at - Obis Wee,
than any other w hee.lP new In ore. Troy, AmcwitZtb,
15,8.• , DAEINI STURGUSV,:- ---
r Corner Mechanic and 'Arend DhiPlon Of,
- Reptentle4 I. 'Mt ' • . Slttlf ,
SAYE YOUR TIME,: •
, READY MADE PARER BAGS,
VOR GROCERS, DRUGGISTS,
CONFECTIONERS, BAKERS; 40.-afhe Subscriber
respectfully. informs his friends and the public that be
bas been appointed Agent-for the ice of
Patent, Machine made Paper Saga,
MAIIIMACTURILD , - , •
asri Jehn Lewars & Co., of Philadelphia.
ThisiE t lays are of sizes and qualities of piper suitable
u g
for Aamva who on the article, and', are offered at
sneh p ses will at once commend them to the eon
miner. ;.
There are many advantages . It,pureWasing and using
ready nude, BAge. Where no bags are used. It - mulcts
double the quantity of paper and atritug kopek the same
number of pounds, and; more time in pnttlng up a pack-
Where ati eat:twice bit ess hi'dooe and Digs moll
by band, by buying rea y made Dago; owe hated edo' be
dispensed - with.- By using them, you will not only IMMO
Lime and sion4y, but always hark a - convenient recepta
cle in *hint' to put up your'goods...'
Wherever then AIR , have been Introdueed, they have
given motile iatiefitelfon.- ' ; ' ' -
Pot sale . * ifiznefadurers' price/ by
. DBNJ. RANNAN,
Paper and flookttealer and Stationer.
centre greet, oppOsite Episcopal Chnielf; Pottsville- -
A first rate asaartraeut of WRAPPING PAPER al•
ways on it nd. Tab'. 21, '57
SO,LOMON.:HOOVER. ;
Wholesale and Retell
EALER Stoves; - . Ranges, D -
ifeat'ers. Tin Ware, Hollow. Mare, Bel
belie Ware, Brass Ware, French Ware, and
Cutlery, Usage Boilers, Portable Banger, Oar
Ovens, Suirlimer Furnaeti. ae-Atey has added
to his former 'stock of Stoves a variety of new pat
terns of Kitchen Ranges of ...which be can give the
highest relvmmendation. .
lie erril particular attention to his new style of Hee-
ter which be Is rime dent will make the , best eatertbat '
has ever Iteentleed fa this part of the rountry. also, a
variety of-nevi - patterns of Cooking, Parlor,. end Hall
Sieves. He calls peril/lilac attention to his sheet iron ,
Parlor Steve, it is an improvement on the Kisterbach,
which beis confident is the best stove In UPC.•, He has
now the largest sleek of the above articles (too ?tomer*
one to ittehtion,) Urethra weer barn offered in MSS part
of eadotry. He invites his friends and elastomers
in call soil einl2llle for themselves.- feeling confident
that he can snit then/ its quality and price; be Setters
himself that be has bad much' experience in his line of
business !therefore be feels confident that be cannot be
stirrossieii in quality or cheapness. -
' *d Uonflng
and Spouting and all kind ofjobbing
done at the shortest notice,
(Itntre We'd, a doors "bore Market, nest rids, rhattilit.
Ortohe' -2. - . ' - 40-
TO CARPENTERS >AND•BUILDERS•
k4-.4.:}j
scquyinkt RUNTY LUMBER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY'
UA:VoSn howl at. their extends , ' establishment. on
Itallroad'utreet, a great quantity of lumber of every kind
sod description, which they can supply_ to Operators,
Copentons and Bulkiest, &flower rates t han It can be
bought ideraritene.- They an oleo ready to supply,
kroughzthe means of their ostensive business, and
i•oreavlilg =chin" uutunfsctured erticiesin their line
nix saving of 23 per rent.oss former eost. v
Their Lugo worlubOns bats been in suceassfut opera.'
}Tin for the peat yea:Ann:dugout raid quenUtiee of ' s
Doors, , Window Frames, , •
Said) ,"Panel.Work,
r amilinEat • Med-poet*,
•Itititatiteirs, .
And • Ittittters t .
:klads Prciated,„Panekri sad Tarried Work,
Which they havoeOustintly on hand. '-'They ire ready
to e mote orders at the dentist notes, for any quantity
or linaltlY of savu ter manunicsand stuff_
Thy and drosaifinalmit, of all kluds„.for n ran r
posse. ,Oak, Kola. Popiaeoludr, plank avid scantling
Wards: :Cherry, Walnut.' itabonany; de., for cabinet
work; Rliftssnd Toth* Pins hoards lbr doovinli.niv*r
suede toOrdeln Pine •tdaUh;al 2 l4.
and lutletAtlT//7 1 ,0 11 d7; aloe 0" • ""'"'"'
tails, twinning, Poid‘sitindlra, lath, ceiling lath, pall-
Wrillfisof Mewed stiff *ad everything Ais their lino
°n 1 1 0 ° f , * arthr**/ theehottest 4olice •
Pot gbiAlliFebWo.l
MI CELLANEOUS.
,
I Menton tan SWF* all T dx atithrg Farms, see ad
.i,
' iFOR BALL
L i t .. FINE FARM, situ; gy p ,
4WD tawilbli. Dear Pluegrove. Bohgr4 "'
ty It contains about 200 nem;
..n:11 cc"
sn . high Ante of enlttration
Ise onto
of Umber cud. - Than;
Food a4 atilly tory. sis °"l on the p r omise s , az l 4.
2 11 + I t u ,o istat or o t t it:b a h u‘dpp.i t tr e lth t
i s isi ll u n t e .ruti :e te ll itisou o a fra entivary ter ea r lotol 7 l.tio lo
alarketl"""" thla tann i
to ca.ts. at. inl4.
I °' r'" 4 "rr Panfea. 4 ll ir st to Agent, Pottrallk
Atigisst SS , IS '•
s I
• ; ANEW
Groveler and Provionlon litore.q
HE, UNpERSIGNED respeqtful,ly
bTilt., Pi e rettL,.-
intonla his e lands and the public an Tarn' ,that
e **Just open on, MARKET SQUARE, Nort side.
first deer ober* the Merkel Haar, and wady to
the Lutheran Men*, a Grocery amid Pima slam
liters's, where tor bits just received a splendid 'assort.
meat of line, fresh Groceries, PruTlttoust he- an 'tera
ml ions:
oteyes,logarai Batter, Boa .', 4 VlneWor ' t z ,
Tern, like. Beau. • Brnshas,
Fish, Chesse„ Dried Rope%
11„trepsilp*es; • lrlatd.r
' Soit.Cbotolate, Jai{Pickles, Willeamnter
Oriental Oeffee, french Coffee. Loaliee ot Ooffes,
• 'blare°, fters,Carrantl, rip and Prunre:
SUPERrOit VADILLY FLOUR,I
COO WC z. Chop, Ladlinge• •
AD kinds of Cambia: brad Beet, Saysr'Catadj Mime,
Eginked and Oran liboulders, he.. ke, width will be
tarnished to eastbeters at the lowest CASH pricer
Pottsville, /Derma 1,•511 -112-5 . al JAMES Le SAILS. •
Arlo All walitlag Farms, lee advertliement of. tfatw
montonlaildsf .
SFETBG, STOCK OF BOOTS MID SHOZIt •
• At Wiketesalo anti Ititaill.j
DANIEIO6CIIERTLE; ,
Oesfrep to tall 'tbeattra-• ' : • .
(lon or the puldir to bbe 'll ' '
extensive assortment of ....Stk•d:;,=,
, e„, w 1.7,.0 •
Boots and Shoes. Tef! ,
lectured under ibis oirn . A
in apidann.:Flatty "I\
adapted tdtbe I Be.
glon.and; de fur sale
at his Storeon Ck'NTltt: '
STRBET, above !Ugh,
and otopoelte the public
Srbpol Ilquse. I Ile_bas on band a well eaeorted, deck of
z:. ° ,ll'l nem' tr and Sheen, Men's and Boje Cal(, Boit and
. Kip Booti and Ilrogatts- of every deserlptlant Women's;
' Maws' and MO pen'. Bolter Boots. fielded Batton Gal-
tern, I lay Gaiters and Lasting -Busklws;of, every color;
!Hung' and Children's Kldand float Skin Line
Boots, It alchii,'llett and Slippers. !demi Talent Con
,greas Iloqte. Also an assOrttnent of Vella k
in Works. AN or which will be wad ei .nonanaOy low
prltee. rartleidar attention stlven to all Ilodi of trump
factored end einstmer work and: slaking. 1 06'm
baud, a line a isortment of TnanincN allies and Carpet
Bags: Pottsville, June 14, 'IA 2frq
71611 N T. LANG.I''
stir A I wanting to emigrate to a mild Ctlaiate, good
son, auddne market, are adverb/mold of IfirMtiooton
Loud*. A.. f
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(p
A , eptis .ing
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the dial rxereisi of Math, Adita•• Drifts, Lodes.lSlides,
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Cornish Pumping Engines; quality,essinittanie, end
th e ca o Cordage, and Wire Rope forr /tine Etervnet on
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Gases. entllatimiand Lighting of Mine., b4rins: Atte
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. tablet Mining haziness. The whole.illustriteti, intro
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At tho blllte of the Xining Alose:qsoe,
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The ;dinner was added. The King tossed off
his last - cop of calida anti leaned Inturioissly back
in a rapture of satiety. Following ',the royal eg. l,
ample the guests, too. leaned hack, and surveyed II
each other with complacent glances. • Presently '.
conversation was resumed. - '.
' "You may Gay what you please,: 0, Romtilis,".
•begon, Tulles; "you may say whi‘t You plemir4 hat
asks cannot go on- in this way." ,* t .
1-" Well then give as et remedy , . my good Tullas,",
iturlously answered Rotuultfi, who preferred re.'
.
po and good digestion to ttie nrieries. of Onlititl
cal discussion, especially when Tulles was preilent,
whit was a 'Prominent leaderof thelFabii, the rticili
ical Romans,—"give us a recnedyl t. you are al;i:
ways complaining, but you nevee propose any,,
thing. Fur toy port, It, seems to mo we 'are I well
enough as we are." f 'M.. ' i,
The Quintiiii, with Romulus at their bekd, :were
the conservative party in the stated ai:•.jbj j V
"Just as you please," said Tulles; assuming , l4 ,
differsece ' "only remember that Rome e xpires with
us if you do not give heed to my . Words;
"That is very clear," said, Retail'''. . , ,*
"As crystal, said Antonius. i '•,• .. ! I
• "And then," lisped Aurelius, surtierned Super:
bus, on •aceount of his line ways, !'what an' exis4
tense is ours. It.' is barbarous. A pretty face it 1
better to. me :heti - meat and drink,, and for twh
long years I have not bail sight of a hurdles*
chin. Without lovely woman, what is life but e; ,
perpetual bore ?" i i
"Th.it is Very fra y," solemnly slid Drente, whp ,
was past seventy and bad not a squad tooth in his "
head. e• . . 1 ' - l' 1 , t ,
"You are two fools," said Tulle!, rather rudely; I
"let us be practical. Rome must be :peoptedl t d'
Our grandsons may perhaps, Audi time fur Una. ' I
~ a
mental Nihon." i'l I /,
"I think we had better ask the gods to do some. •
thing for us," suggpated Anionic's. ! 1 •3
"And I think we bad better take a ; nap," rill o ,
Romulus, who had eaten heartily‘; aniCsrhOr, - felt n.
royal drowsiness come over him. i I : 1 ~
Tulles bit his lip. "If t were iiiiig,l—heliagiiii / '' d.
impatiently— '. . • I- ! 1 i . ,l , f
"Ha!" intetraptl „ Romulus in! it rage, -,"Whitt •• ..I l'
*
ii this! Know y o {r , 0 Tulles, there is only one
master here? " • . i ' • I . ,
1,
All trembled. The fate of Remus lima not 'for.
•
gotten'. Even thti haughty Tulles shrank beneath
the fiery gage of the ion of Afars. He rettieted.
Re apologised. The beat of debate, he urged.— on -'-' heavy Cloud of dust darkeeed
's,
Romaine was pacified, and now it lasgthoreaghly 4 I, king eye brightened. Dupla
: . n ip . , ' some a gay and youthful stien.—
..,.
,HAMNIONTON:LANDELI t aroused, entered ' vigorously. into the direassitdi
; ~ his lingers through his hair, and
which Tulles bad provoked. All-.beimine, later.
NEW ',=E NGLAND SETTLEMENT , ested except Antonia's, who gave his Mind to his sfmassebilsesonabtole'rsts!
BARI TaPPORTLWITY TO ALL WANT/11 1 p PARMA' moustache. i ;
TN , . i • .
at h u tilly place, • twenty : ft' ge miles
I All agreed that the happinesi and stability of
Rome depended on the introduction of the rem'. cai ...
r I ,, : s ft i tle ; o f b i:u , te . an d e r :i i a s:r m y I s: r v a ls e e th a quieuened.
j_ hem Phi Iphia:on thh C.ateden it Atlintie Nail- ,
thnugh the fugi tires lint,their lii t t rgeous2uvalcade drew near. Led
kini... the Quirites swept grace.
road,Vell Jersey.. An old estate tuts recently been nine element into society. Al
opened hati sale, and the Ant division of 10.000 acres di- who sought safety in Roman eitileaship . were. .....
sided up into farms or twenty acres and upWards. The the revue which _led to the festival
, arid, hiving dionounted, advanced to meet
soil Is of Ma; best qqality for the poadutiol of fruits , many, yet it was not to be supposed that the pop
ulation could forever be eu lied I this
grains, de. The 'prior in 815 to V.IO per mre,lpayable fa
mof y ear Besides, the people, from the. *Or! down w ee , 'hasty who saw With inespressible delight,
easy, quaker yearly instalments, within a ter
years, with interest t The terms are made may, In orderwothen• _
of their guekts the iluraer number were young.
tired'of living like Shake r :, I T rPul boy w ag : l :d r : Li- l o v ely •: •
to insure [the mod, Improvement pf the Mud, by e t a- change, and were - even prepared to embrace p. Romulus stepited for Ward with courteous grace,
Ming/tyre inetufrinu mon ta buy it - farm. lit is now trimony for the sake 9f novelty, Everybody at with 'the proud , bearing that , might have heels
donr,dtas no, expected_ ..,,
.' the god or war. I Ilit deeply felt the honor of this
the best etx4erivtisetfitroburPiraffveldw loVland ruu rd, 4l4 'd and
tl tome of
dared something must be '—• tin - such ri;i•bcasion of the offspring of
Stales arei erecting large Improvements. It lea seene.or could tell how to do it. - i j
"I move we advertise," said ?inane, the /.11
the greet* Improvement out , of Philadelphia. Seven
ty• Ave houses have been built in four month & Praell- genariam so very generously responded to
visit; had he dared - te ihopo his beauteous neigh-
I Aid bore would hart'
cal towers and business' men from-.the length and .
breadth of the Union are settling then. It is an I if.. supply more ex ensive, means for their diversion.
rant busleorn place, on acetic* of Its being in On m idst Aur elius, ..,. ora l t y e saurnedeio.uorpetenhinrgsah-sibilnispalmouSue his htneti s le, invl ition, be should have striven to
l k ' As it was he w 'corned theta' with an overflowing
of a great market,. every article raised upon this land kw some of as , l shoul d th-n-"-- *kn ow ,
Suds an liumodiate sale.— The water is excellent, and no - "Peace," sad the king, "does• aay goat' tity
such thidg as lever Is known. ' -
The soil is a sandy ter clay loon, with a day bottom and is o f
where we can procure a set of I;,;veflatoorvos • Heart ;ear
trio
o:s be m gf g e h d t, th s e bls in sr t s o s pardon
in
the whateve r methods deft- and
r:dentin! lif manures. 'lt Is free of atones and easily
manners iitniett so long deprived of the sweet and
Worked. i/t abounds / largely In the phosphates. and such consideration." ' -
•Is Ititfertility that from the crops produced both upon - There was npanse.. Finally- * --; three years - The wonieu T
refining
iia '
nuen lit ell uktd g 411e tast i l tP iti e lea le s i t . Some mut-
Ibis landand the large area adjoining under enitivation, fine Stalin° . girill at a • 1 Agorae eery
It will be, found not to be excelled anywhere in the pro- . 1 ' Een led TOWN aside, and briefly twanged thOorder of
ball at c -.. • !
_ i .
" hinted ll' •
ago,°nous. gieleco• Y mired ickeoveledgemtints ; nil availed. Romului
docent of crops nitist adapted to its tmrket.
The reader may 'he well aware that the earliest and t hedevoteditimseir to this fair 'pease of his royal
Int fruits and vegetables come from New Jersey, which the king seemed troubleu. / - •'' , 1
The party i n te r ch anged . dot*" bnsaid he s t the dny's,Testlritier. . Then, with gay assiduity, he
are *nodally esporhd to the amount of millions of viol- itatingly ; • - ' t hedghbori ' Atitteliess fell in with the haughty pa.-
lora. The land, besides being accessible In every way e ,
Air fertilisers, has an abundant supply of the best qual. was d i me
C'arb}sily had trashed eat even
ity of Muck manure. Drattes, whewas the ain' t, steps.— too, I , hie ..
• "Well, we mast take so , rears. of all Olden dime who had wattetra book. Yes, she.
'Orates' to infinite disgust, got
,domber and building materials nit be Ind oaths ?pot Quititilii, Wm alloglithebesiii Sakiliansei bad her l'efsPlo" , !. .
at a chimp price, from the mills. Other mills are now lie suggested that the ;red ellienU witki I the
„entangle,/ wa i t the _ e - r„. "oldns "' r .r u ° l. bud not
being opened, and brickyards belhe flatted on the alread declievd the Al gfixcle)med,goutil l us; wilun° 0 10 1 • I° I' l°l a.. hims elf.
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4 grennd.. A per s on can put up a frame tenement for pro- Romans .
•gent tionUelence for one hundred dollars. On account , ,1i.,,,„„r0.,„,.,;.„;. 1111 ,, „,,..,,,,, „i. there . ; is only man," - taked,' tier „IllsAesty of Itentelits,,ludieating
of the
i n emigestinn , this is the best course to ...`'"? `"'" "'".'" '''. Xvlr.'" - -41 '
"And braillid.'ilocii they reoritfut. Off hal is that tall, distuiguishad looking guile
.
- pursue in order to get a place to live in attest. Carpet/. . 1
li Meet our honer :':::-..- .. Aurellni,'WbUloras circulating in a very large and
tart and builders ars on hand to put up houses oti the one course." Aritiocked, hue allowed his erratic;csrbit, among -' he cluttering conatelletion
best terms. . .
In settling here the emigmn t
the g advantage"— regulating . comet in
Re b within a few hours' ride of the great ewe* in the -
se•tDoptaistaustswboasnadesd2rarsses.thoreserte.ilvslssi.uidatbsalicisinn.,:::grstatiel
~ i t i t if e t s o uti l i a s n; l 4 l ou nt rYti i " o 11 :
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"LThat,” ensiwered_ itheKing."lo ;Aurelius 8u-
M iddle ntatessod New England; he le near hie old kindly co-one
tnatt 8.. .N 1r1 et rit oleo* with tverinni; to whom wo mi ltsive dtiegeted ,the duties of
hinds ! and association; he is in a settled tonutry, utterance to i ' - pro- -1 , -e , - .-Alus----" ~ t, ch. ! m„ • • „sur Rex c„,,,,t,1i to .d a y,—
where every improvement and comfort of civilisation is, Bab/man e h. ~-44 r, . - : allaPaa ar .. .. . . ..,_
at hand; he is lnc hmithrfplace,and is not subject to hapb e ede ' &Roseate,. +if we find fat
the certainty of losing the goatee part of his , really lie is a great i t rett ra . re n ic ti r ; a la n ti at a n b so ra ,s a ct iht n t b n a e i ze i r i l l e t , h . •
and hied own health by those malignant fevers' Which , .... • newest residue, anal a l cook from Athens."' , ,
n never; have
make the graves of se many minimiser the young and wet in u n= lik m e l o is i s ~ would 1 '
uwb at ' 0 4e " If a wl b e er be :true, their 'lifted Oreeea i • ,
hardy ilt faros regiomi away from Mane and friends,— 111111 flYi •.,...'
Besides; he has a mild climate and an open winter. elopederillin be Mr ...tin -1 0 -.• t-a-r -- 41 - 1 ~‘ h i, w a r , 1
If ..,__ a
b ts_ lia , t h 'llte ,: O w l? /AIL.:
Thereat* three trains doily to Philadelphia, cud to all m , .
then l i t 'A er t i li s e i n d il d im eer at i vrie — e B al i t i ut h o e y r ." llll . '11"11.--m°111
**id. . The ides of August afoot:hand., .V . l, . , . )
Wes Who Improve, the railroad company gives -a free "4 ' , j f A IQ? US! Wh
k Wh r
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ticket. • ,
.. : . will a ' - Itell unite n smite, e us . ,
• The reader will at once be struck with the advantages Thfe, the hearts of the 8411100 ; W onihn are Both mused , Romulus thought of the pros.
. here presented, and ask himself why the ,property has wc --4•,* ,
not bean token up before. - The retioig-ls, it was 'lever sorb - E shine fellows are' all 'wretched tunnel-
-thrown in the market; and unless thetwitatements were . Auteliell. ' !.-
' Pee iorw e ard t to hl a i 'lll i 4 eit ai r i' lly . ' a T n he At S hil!i le il
bre off. in the midst of a diseersioa
e Q o u o m k. n looked,
correct ,no one - would be I netted to examine the laitd 1e.., '' , A
eT Thu e
s ib s * 0 it . et
s wall* . announced. Al) staited.•
about Romer, with Mistress Lavinia, the fair guttri..•
seethe land under *Mullen: they hrill. meet }nowt d '
__ whether the creatures( are . I g i
540, cia o , w h ole !D em i t een of mind be had at once
thee pWeb"ing * T his all are etpeeted to do. Th e y wil if t . , away frolatlihnemlisfilcieriplivlot4siroollismt• Bes e l l oo l li k il in ca, fi g '
no doubt, from their Own neighborhood: they stgi ew e s - ' are represented. notirrarr, wt mea t 5
discovered, IVO with Infinite delicacy itivite,d' tb th a e
he" the un t ri—ent , and can lodge of the chariot" - - ourselves fur the good of 'lb. country, I sup- . . , ,
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; • ; r i attention . of the gamete to - internal comforts.
of thipope
tin,.
.Piersans should mine prepared: " . ' l' ' • i ' assemblage turned towards that. portion ;of the
purchase. so snotty are locating, and Motions are ' . t: .•
held ma refined.
* Thelkesmentost'Foints,atnenthyldterary4o- Setleatlina4 S a bi ne " lune " — "gt b - 7„! c i e te n ilint.i- what rep muumbhils it was. Life , light and bean
• • . A .. ti. , '-.• ... m Ile
...a. ' 1. in ' ! th to i or bit grove meted to dip ,delights ot appetite. AO
rktilteral'ilmet.containing fell information ii 01 ABM Their cheeks lowed wi t.
, , I' , ado°
._ ty. now devotedly the brave Romans : studied
tiontit t gi be stet to each, tnqulrerlend can •-, Their eyes sparkled with unaronten I i ndu . : • : Abe fancies of their fair compan io n s * /kw " I "
41Ded
ets.ifr annum .-
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* ' ' ' ...4 ''''' '!heir lips quivered Im P attently4 1 1' • ‘ 1 and utterly eoutleMptible did - the 'slash and ea.
igirlitielndispniable. Warrantee deft s erts .1' . ' "it is Incredible," said One, i•. !. i 11_ . honks toes ut Cures ' Chow la ooittraot. And the
:. 'ilnuta etchr ia nen tba lli l t rtud nes. ;• , -I li nt h e r e n Ttu n e tt irt h irel lt" whelfe is t' ' - , i ... Lila m r. r. s o l 7 o r o s f: o s t i .. d p u a u td u'b i ttided h .± !. - ' '.. Mattered James and damsels ; how "radiantly they
-p_hia,lbr 111WIWAM00, by rallread.st 11,,,,,' A. • , . ‘.- ..
" s ..tf It-- r • ---- —• , th.„' f our th; . ' • hemmed open their newly.foundialtalite. - The
P-44,viehea there 'again Poe Sir. - nficors o i btu -' "I. oat Mal. I. wonder c" said -
,4 2. , bo w, o f lore wri l ams . thin half * d m a l r e a dy.
" eenviernenceswlll hefound. ', Letteriaudaffe , • .' 1 1 ”‘• Four women together in earnald , Lanna eran "" oiro "
- To e di nn ' e o—ttio„ . wee aimmt menet - to eons
;cheerfally furnished. , ,
bblb°111111;malll 'l 4 S ih n i 6 d?' ll3,2l4lal ile B 4 See a''.. ll° .,.:• " ' , ... e D t : u ' il l t e h t i a h n t ea to rn t i er t e ; e t t h el e t ; u t t m l ' o u r w i ; t w b o k aa re ln i,re4i.. Out* the cunitmiti ." lever had the genius of du
i ' 1 ' * 1 ' .
&October 13, ',3 • •• ' ' • ' •, , ' I• :
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FARM LANDO FOR SALE! t
fimuPHILADELP,HIA,
2t, by Railroad, la the State otriew Jersey. Roll
among the best for agricultural porpoises; being a good
Wan en% with a clay bottom. he land Is large tract,
divided into small terms. and hundreds from at parts of
We -country ire now settling and building. .1 The crops ,
am be seen grrowing. Terms from $l5 to $5O Per acre,
payable witla3n flier yaws by instalments. Tct +tat the
place—hesiefrine street Wharcat , Pblbidelphle. at 734
A.-21.. by Railroad, for Rammonton, or address: R. T.
• Ilyvvwri by litter. deefull advertisement In moodier wi
ttier:L. •
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4 . * • MR. E. T. TAYLOR'. •
,
roams= or !HS PIRYt or
LIPPINCOTT I TAYLOR, AND LIPPINCOTT, TAYLOA
A CO,_
• ifersiaLt Tailors sad Extensive Clottiers
Of this City 1 44 th e folibuilng Cities and . 011ntle;, to
4
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_ .6, , r• . wit: ' . I
=mown , h. Tama. of Pottsville; flebnyrkill Co., Pa.
UPIPINCOI7,'AII.OII A Co.; or Easton. Northim'a Co., Pa.
.. , " , i " " of Danville,. MoOtotir Co.. Pa.
• 6:
. r ..7" ofAtauetiChnot,LetOghto,"
" ; l• " ' ' " Of Heading, ierliti County, Pa.
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" " • " of ClocMatt, Oblo: I• •
" " of it'o. 200 Market st4Phlladli.
* Would respectfully Inform his numerous, friends, sod
the public, that be bee Isrorlaled himself In baldness
lath the well-known bowe of
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• GRANVILLE STOKER.
. No. 6Tt Chestnut i Sired, be; roan Sirth ati Sire i,
Where - his entire a n Particular attention ,1 1 1114 1 9 deco
'ted to the Merchant Tattoting and Fine Itersdinalade tie.
partmente.l I
Dlr. E. T4T.'solleits'a call from his tomer amorous ,
enstonters.bud from all stho wish ,elcthing - superior
etyle,Qaality add Workmanahip, eitherreadtmade or
made to order.
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fla.Strangers cutting the city will plate remember
the Tempts of Fashion, No. 07: Clie . elnot street, just one
Name below thelleantifnl Masonic Temple, situated on
the same street. The nnderSigned will be bumps to meet
hla friends: and serve them with the best andpost fash
ionable style of ileady-Made Clothing that can be met
with in any city in the Union. , T. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, September 4,'88 . •; • Mt •
Pottr9.
folkolay liar by Samuel Cuasems. M.; Inhibit
disdain of oaf, elasticity of heart., truthof thought,
clearness of az proaloa; and that d exterity of mOotof
tiftalloa which drams boss chaos sad toartados thaw
cross of troth, and todaty. sad order. The author
strikes ivory moment *bids lb.
bort morals, aod alltha boatissorearth and sky aro
lavishly oquaadetial to form fitting frapaammit kv Ids
&tarts:— ; ; ;
Pros Oa KWieberbaeker
THOSE VEOPER
'Tta dramrder's parity* twilight alga -
The world *tans mid etollodiod tboughtt
Silsbee and shadows dlrthe Oat a,
And Nature to the dowers bas brOugai -
Itotrablog atlas oteirotal caws : •• .f
And Zephyr leaves Its placis of spas.
And with yoke of masts Isom
Thd modest nomad that lore the meta*.,;* .
. . .
= The %bit of the beer &sabot '••!, • 5 'l* q
To luxury ot tbouaht Wit t
Pure as the waters , of these tan -
Where epistle drink ittuoorlayouthi . •
And through the silent liehhelh air
A beavealy mono lOUS Ma irtl4;
Slaking a glorious Eden
The undo of the reeperbtdc •
I heck thole hens at intoralnil Bouri•
Stunnioning vorshipptra to pay;
Andrfelt ibeir bolloess 4stpower, I '
datbough from Warmly bop a lay
Qf promised merry bad awoke,
such as, on thstredeinutua morn, •I • ' •
Oladly_apwiadosi beaks,
Trod/daftly*, itatinttna Dorm • r
And then, imilrartimgoldrtra Debt r '
Of da:v to Ninon and to gladness. •
I shared the bilm of mend and irfirat,l .
Aud felt not eon ono pulse or madame;
But *haute attain brought change Omni l •
, And now [.lore th ose toasty delta . •
Monk with a soddening cadence, roll '
The oeltout of tacos vesper bons. •
For ButtiliOg tap Illo'abrialdert day •
' Must alio have Its eloging hoar:
That manhood's pride *lll pair away,
From arta, and perish Ilk* Om floret; ..
And I mite to the grave dewed = - • • • ;
The gram, wirers Woo Cdark om d weilp
To meet no mom my eberised friend.. •1
Arad bear no more thaseYeapee bills. I
I' o,eopt how:asn of bitter tears
Of agony use very thought
That they, the friends of fondest years, ; s t.
Whose sympathies, the heart bas ettught
lla Its heat refuge, rehire, home—
Viler* love enshrined 'mid virtues dwells
31mo:inert; and I within the tomb, .1 •
/ Dior hear with them thine vesper
•. When earth Is past, anti am gone L.
On that farjoarnef *rich the mind •
• . Winn may - oft reflect upon,
Bat which ban never been defined):
, When on that loarney I depirt.
• Atrlendatilp e'en now my spirit tette,
A thought of tne will reach thy heart,
Whene'er thou hear'st tbpee weeper - belle.
I ' . Hear me, idt ! thou, belored•.revered,
Among a thousand hipe to me• .1 7
• Oh! let a memory tbrinirbe reared I ,
• Wharton; rapt 11.601 may Ilse to thee;
Acid lei thy pious thoughts arise,
Yot him , within MI grave Who diellsti
mortand mingle In the Alen,
With musk of the Vesper bells. •
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t` 'Dewitt,lit not be the only tears:. ,
TJpan the gran above my head. t
For some will mingle wi t h thy 'rayon.
To tell of sorrow Pottle dead ;
...And as some angel web. above
Thy prayer to Him who highest 7
Thou'it hear thy God's rewarding leve,
' Iti sweetness of those vesper
/Mei. whew the rosy Sabbath morns ,
In glory 4readeth o'er the hills. I j .
Or evening gems the fragrant thoro.l •
Arat with her dera,t he blossom 11111, , ,
se •
, . -Whisper thy frlend,•who lo and 10
• Sleepetteatuld the silent dells.
And be will know thy music tone, - •
O't heard beside (hike vesper be -
When in their beautiful array, '
Through Time's bright ylstasloln the hour*
In whlrti our steps rajoired to stray
Through avenues of odorous dowers; • . I
, Oh I wilt thou not in Amoy deem
The! w.hisper of my spirit - -
,Tlke echo : 9lCsome tuneful dream,
.Ic , -• And wiggles with those te,sper.pelle, •
btu Ijisbrical *tett!).
TEE 071,7112 ELOPZIEFJET.
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NO.-43.
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e Migerncur they:exhibßed Mirtddietem *ray
of agitation, IFarr hawses, is Olaalfif flen„,
_ONO 4111 °'
dition;joiond theu i leilliildblt lIIMPIPV luta a
fashionable coat - lideite attliaid:tti ex.
change exclaimed - Ad, aisiiiisemeitt e ' end to eat.
-ices out of hoine-tiggid-teltk rad. ".Tee Prim.
old Maids 'septet' li. . - • ,, L- f ; • . - . -
... •91:••• you; Imartl4l:o IsStwa r siskod one.
"The newel' en
__ . ittod las! drat dente : 'lt is
*lookup boge y.' family Family in Cures has re
ceived an'tarltatloo." - ''; 't • • • '
- 4 ,15 a bat trery.ladividast,eittspt alibi:choler/ a ."
• ,added the
,`..od. dime. -1 , ,
' 9 Who - ars hese Rominer,' demi:dad a paid
44414.6katimoontemptuctiii,i:, "I know. nothing
'of them. They certainly do net Wing to oar ma.'
t ttt tr TUT ata very law people," answered the first
damn: "Coarse paryemuy Their k iogsfrim is calf
a few 'Years OIL And how :they can sail it a
klallfda-T.,1 cannot. conceive; they say there la '
scit a moms* among- tbeni. -.'. A pretty kingdom,
„
"They say, 'too:fluid another lady, "that they
aril* all thieves and fogitival;' that their king Gem
bad any aneSitors, but was sleeted to the throne;.
' and that thiii king parer bad any father, and me.
mother was ft wolf!! I 1 , .
'"The gods, be - With Rai'? exclaimed a third, "a
wolf! What's bribging up.l •What manners he
mist haves,"l • : 1 1 -.1.,
"But I raveiisaird they are very handsome and.
particularly i.dirtinguished for their AD* noses,"
said a young wido*, wboibad not befOrs.spokso.
Commotion and Inquiring;ioOks. '
"YOll. and that they are very courteous and well.
totted ;.; add th
t at coiseions 'of :their great social de-
Seim: m icy, l d give l this ball to a.ake our acquaint- .
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ca. they .
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:The ten I :es flattered with a gentle Someday. •
.A Soft, smile irradiated tßiiircuuntenencis. Forst
moment all ileartastyropaffiiseowlsh the forlorn]
anti desolate Romans. • II
1 - tuAre their intentions liSnorebis, and their par
pose mars isle N'' asked the starchedist of the two
old maid*.!. , 1 l' • • , •
I..Ay this untoward question the momensary ire-
OW Al ' :ltind felling wee checked: Your . widows
always bare morel met than your old .maids. If; ,
they are not issartaldsh, They possess at least tbs
art of appearing so. The. consequenees of this
false - step 'were immediately 'apparent. The fair -
Patrician broke birth thesis:
1"I believe-they are the basest-of ptebians . I
shall cut them, If we. begin to mix with these
People, thIN will be nu drawing distinctions. - We
owe a duty to soelety... I rare nothing for their
' hobitSand 'manners, but the feet that they are
parvenus settlesOis. matter. I shall not go.".
••
The fair patrician wait stwoinan of influenteb,"--
r tilte - ems descended from one of the oldest families
arid
,sbe gave tbC,beei dihnetra of the season.llore.
Over, she had written *book which nobody had •
f ever read,; and which verybody praised to the,
'Skies.' In deferebee to er, alt agreed that they
- never could think of g ing ; and all went home
forthwith, to look up I:eir best dresses, and to•
consider bow they might most becomingly - arras f
thew/el wee to produce* mighty effect upon "the
benighted Bombe. . ' .
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A group of Sabine g Rants wiire ditiewssing the
great tophrof the day. be unniarried men luoked.l
upon the , Whole; affair -Yrith deep scorn, - becauae
'lifylind-not been invited to the - Donivalia. This
i Mtarriemen only wondered. . - •
"It 1 too iidienioust observed a gay young
',rake. i . 1• - I. t:
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ti
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"They, ere siutpiy baSbarians," said another. ' •
;• " What tin yow expuckof men who never trim
tbcht bettos,".said a tbini.' , • ' s'
i, "Thifin ~nid.:"true.n i objected, an elderly bad
i who bed iravelled.; "They do trim them, with a -:
1 hatchet.i i [ !'•- •,- i •- .:
1 "Thar have :ne thaatro,"„mtirmureil ii rile
young in n, with resthetie and asthmatic tender:-
idea.
": • I ' '"''. 1
Vieris not a cook worthy the . came of artist
in„pli Dome," said a rhdd y fellow, prune to glut
tony. 1 Ithey- - - 1
"Ifhave no pooh," said a' good-hearted
g entian*, they havccertshilv invenied's punih,
which is 'very delicateland agreeable." : `'-
''NetSeit mind their punch,' said a wise 'states
, . .
man, .4.1e1i ',slides ;ere atrocious.' They hays
two partieS—Quiritilond Fabii. Tim - firmer are
conservatives, Ind au hertthemselves to forgotten
I -
-af Haile* , 1 the flitter ice :radicals, end are always
, •
:-:insistinglon impossibilities. ' Otte-party is "behind
the;aget , the other istabsurdly in adraace of it..
.' You might tepieseut them by signs. 'The cooler.•
retires aro.aletays i tnibuir, and the radicalit ern al
, wises Oils. Betvreenithein they make' a :pretty
mesa oft ipubliet affair*. 'Their-pet principled' RC%
ti.dt is stn oppose carat' other with: allAhreVioleace
and msl gnity !they cin master. • Fur _my • part L
shall have nothing to do with such fellows. : I
shall not permit my flstoily to attend . the Cotieuk..
lin, Take ,my *Acre, friends, and tkeep.yonr
sei'Vell aid your wire'. at borne. Men with such
politics 'must be dangerous." -• , - ' •
- All ininotallY - Subsetibed to these liberal Views,
and ratiiiid-firin in lie resolution to : ignore the
,whole] 'flair.] But f male curiosity 'is powerful,
and of r many harrowing domestic scenes, they
beganl
via
lierchire the expediency bf yielding.,-
t l
- The ', sta.l4suian was the Are. to come 'to this
fletermiation'. , . I ' -
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- it way the mornin,t of the feast of Census. The
sun never ruse More, brilliantiyi and S' sweeter
• lirieesti tierce !Wept through the rieb • and t"pen
tic VOW which surtlounded the Palatini Mid,
It eceMed thei the rd of w - had csPreir
'bespoken for his votaries a day best suited
their amorous; design. The- art selected for
banquet was one tibia( new, bait so &anti ,
adordeti, that; nothink wasoliftfir Art to rue:
except the tables hod the dishe s. Lofty ire=:
a dulicinue shade tend. - Tlirough me ~ha
ing branches the wi d Isighed tenderly. the
soft peritinsiikof a tilotisand wild tiose4roret
nir.• IA thousand feathery warblers Mai' glad
bough to hough, echoing each otier;l: heart
.notes l t •As he surtmeed the scene, thi coming
swelled :With a, prned eonsciou-oviere al
triumph. His chosen band of f•• , who bag
with. rose expectations. Even recce pith
•tray.elied aniell, and:who bad do arts of
the Deipoostorbiets, and cult Arrangements
'appetimand taste, appruiii ach **oder his
which, icideed,• had beer
MIMI . : ~. , -
' t t .Onr . deity his sure t y
said, Romulus ; "oar h
talight his devotees'(
farm to liniinrtnnt -skl
terse we admirably/
Au boar passed!
Doubtful looks r
lass, who }belie
and anxiety P:
bour,•andlsti'
arose. Vie , '
every cbuttr
have bee p eit
Toe/aril
the Doris/
cede:taw'
If ure . !!
sudd
'be ,'
. us to this deed,"
ebieb we know he.
id which tbeterore;
'our Countslin, will
of our fair: prises: ,
kliegs or the &bine&
aged 'by ell soreAtire-
Oupotionee WIC vulgar,
liconinteziOn. • Another
Anse not. Low murmur.
Ilea his sword nervously. In
icniiptuffniegdosion might
BANNANIS
SfEAII-PRINTING OFFICE.
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*rein gramma throe, iosooo. WOJLIVe cow propo'red
to stouts iOB ILNI BOOK Pitl ST/NG of miry d.icdp
lion at the 441, flu Abuse Amiss, dumper this
ttOutMdsasatogyell ostalOoksions the oroty,
Powyklots. Sattif
Rohn. Itoboto,
- Hasid Babt.
Air eit sit( Agrnormt, fibioAlbefo,
alltatdit'
IS Ma very shortest make. -Oar stock GC JOSTills
more extoodootbe %bat of say War oille•taktibto oor
tloit of tar Slet%,wd ti lets iN;4, saPbleillkaM
;Tobblog.. bolos • prattled
g ,4iir a i k tio °or 'orb to to 40W 'tois ' l4
torbed oasis tbi dtin. '111137113110 - 131' C0L0.13 dos*
it thoohottlotAiltkeo
' - 'IIOOZ BLOOMY.
41 0 ii i itsii4 la ivory vadat, or sty*. Elm* So . oks.
pit Moly asietiptios mairsfatiored, boaad and ralod to
erdriit.sibertevit *Alm
C. . .
relies's cook -shone to respeudently as now. Every ,
arrangement wis complete and exquisite. It was
all the Cook; bat, as it always happens. the glory
rested with the master. A 'bus* of admiration •
saluted the pleased ean of the Byesposlarch. .
Close to a lies of mossy banker far more basun..
eon than the artfully contrived distal:Rota which
long afterwards became the fashion.the tables were •
conveniently disposed. The offer:loaner efaets-, '
banes. was then, happily, unknown among Ro
mans, aid the soft verdure of the terraces offered .
the moat agreeable restiopplaces to be hoer
Inca.' Wheo all were seat ed , how' •brilliatit 'the
spetdaele! The excited Romans, so long anaSed
to the enlivening associations of, womaeheed,
could scarcely restrain' their overflowing joy. , -..
RUA bad found e fair companion congenial to his
slate and temper, and the dull going's, entirely
ensaspielout, and heedful only of the appetising
delicacies before thtarr, failed to observe the effect
produced upon their wires and daeghters by these
new acquaintances.
For whom is that vacant seat beside your tide" '
Inquired Levinla of Aeroflot. •
• Illy dear Lavinia," answered the flyoslareb
—(he was getting on famocialy,) my deaf Lari Pia,.
that Is a subject not lightly ta fie spoked of, 'Tie .
a long story. .The king was SO unfortunate site
kill hie •brother Remus, in • passion... Renee
jumped higher than the royal pleasure permitted.
Yon shall here the datille some day. If he had
been a poor devil, Romulus would have been held
to stern account; a monarch's indiscretions, bow..
svgs, MOSS not be too several, stratiailed At it
• was, the deed was ravened upon Color, the builder -
of the wall which Routes leaped Over, and Roma
ine, to keep up appearances, always bass vacant
chair set beside him on stale occasions, in which
the weepousof Inedeceased brother are deposited:
A cheap ,wa y of securing, the sympathy of the
world." .-: . • r ~
.
All applied theetsePres to the banquet. The•
!list corns was of 'timbale, viands, flaky pre
pared witleodorons antes. Fish followed, dress
ed with' not less art and grace. Theo, In rapid
sviecession, came dunce, and mutton, and seeking
lily ;leiter as the first blush of early love, sad
Astuder4s a; maiden's dream.
,Eggs i• a thousand
hints/tic brats, and vegetables of. every character
—revert truffles, then deemed a dish sufficiently eX
-1 alted for the gods—adorned the side tables..
Never bad the flubelliers witnessed a display so
• rich end rare. The men of Cared did not conceal
their amazed admiration.' The women, with more
tact, affected to ciinsider it a matter of course, aid
lionised an easy unconcern. Rut inwardly their
biretta beat with new and strange eansattuoir.the
-deuble effect of enraptured palates and entranced
souls. '
l With the fruits appeared the drieklog ours.
filled with *partitive winei sweetened with honey,
'aid the intoxicating; eslide, drawn , from ample
ithepete. The 'towhee, whose - finest energies
were soon to Fe called upon, sipped delicately front
little - horns decorated with silver sod geld, with
the exception of Dratus,erho, rendered desperpte
by his inability to rid himself .of the two old
maids, quaffed off repeated and brimming draughts
Of barley beer in a reekleis manner that should
have;ealled for the frusta of society and the in.
terrarium of the police. The.Quirites, who . ha ,
beartruitieh of Roman punch. geese themselves ip ,
to the alluring influences of the calida, and son
found theinselrel lit the vary,eostaeles of lthubi.
deo. ' A few elided gently under the table. ' , ad
slept. - 'O th ers, who bad esters caressively, steered '
a
i--rAwat the agonised utterance:of an tottled
itomach. Those who still maintained t remnant
It.l their menial equilibrium,wore mei d e r s:dy hi
serene ceentenances. ,
' Tbo roles of Routidue was beard. Ly WS— ,
....aelsoMO to the guests, a few cor,fratui;
speeches were to be wide. Antonio . , who S'
clever politician. sad. who iontrivriever
eels* Prefitehle pies i boron. Ile ins elver,
; peeled to speak, but es his credit:o ',adult.
.1 '
his add:isles
land
gave evideare of. Hut
:eel researches and baldly digested cresol his
v,he'wes one of the leaders or the Fred hint
!polity always cheered him, and police by
the greatest orator alive. lie wantons foe
„Anew., a thorough pstei. , , who ea lot an
his grace and ntellifluouo:ess, ads of .Eneau, ,
i 'oration upon the cleric's , site sehich he had
1 , the great ancestor of Its Ruestrowds. After
everywhere delivered ,p, when distinguished
' him cams nornius, ,ne dad sod fewAin-
I of the Quintilli, wham all, attentionlbyi tie
derstood; but wh , ,corns , .. His address: to -
excited energy of his layered of an : un i wu .
. Copied half an h mr, sired without taking
' ken sentence, sad ea . - ,
breath. : s witness the games,—
; And - then all rcr.n Greece duringithe ter
: Aurelius, who h.oll qu alified . to direct this
with Olympiad , .fe e . He explained to his
portion of the mysteries of ettek.fichtiog, '
fair corneae
; fi tter in Athens. and which he 1
,
which - was „alba sports of Rowe. Levi. . --
- had inte,:,,t, with this amusement, and gen
, n i l was d e retruetor's hand. • . i .__.- - " I
0 sly pressearer , the' assemblage dispersed to
..
the silent woods. 'Thu "
,' They/Plea amid
, ... oder af the eve suffused tke grove wittra
th i„efi : wartn light. It was the melting
, g„„d a. Romulus tossed his arm ironed the
t ,,,,teh confined the waist of Stella, and led
rt .* away, murmuring i& her ear soft and
b,hre words,_ Talkie was nowhere to be
They approached a tree. The' , king rapid. ,
t the name of his lovely friend upon the hark.
4,, le the ancient custom, signified everything.
Italia vowed he Was 211m:banter; RMOISIOS as- '
fired her her spells euere mightier !bah bis.--
Oat more Fel - nailed ?
• Abrelins and Lavinia had resumed the diseu..
tier; of Homer. Aurelius thought the poet's de- •
.
seription of wines was gond. No declared he knew
nothing of cookery; fifr ho made hid berate eat
n.,thing rout meaty. Lavinia' vowed that
Part e! we love, and that Hector was a brute for
rebuking biro become be dressed his heir;to ear'.
fully. Aurelius observed that tits style ef living
in the flaws of Troy Wes:barbarous; anttLayinip,
smiling.Vaid no style was etrual to auk of the
Itoinans. Aarelios passionately * besought her to
share it ever, and Lavinia tumid pate, and sank
into his am/. What.w.ire , remitined? •
. And all the brave Relines, except. the dolt.
Diatus t bad succeeded , likewise. The beans of
the gentle' Eiabellions were woe. What 'more re
welched ?
Only this:! As ttiuht'adesoeed, tint =rutcavil
cLdo In hon4r of Comae was nonouncd. The Ro.
mane spran g upon their ready swear'. A-fol , air. f
cling 'sweeps, and they neared the group of anew.
orediadies. A sudden pause, a steep e n 'king.
of triumph, and the noble bumf, gallant
ly bearing their double henbane; sped _iwiftly
away, before the craven and stupifled
cninitt collect their scattered settee,. With cease:
less speed the Ramitss bounded on, never pausing
tilt all were WO, gathered within
.the walls of
Rome. Then Romulus lifting „up his mighty
,soles, exclaimed—
• “Weleilane, weleolne, deer ones; to the quadra
te • , •
• Audits Wave folhiwers cried out— •
"Welcome. welcome,-wives of Rome?'
Arid thee wee the perpetuity of Rome secured.
„Itat•ln th'e list or losses stptained by the Ly,
coming County Hittite! Insurance Company, fur
the Orat quarter of the present year, commencing
•Jone 10th, 1853, and ending Btptoinber 1011 s 'ss,
we find the following connected with this County :
—Win. Regan & Co., $2500; Evan M.• Jones,
$7 9t ; .aeob Greenawalt. - $234 34 ; ' Greena
walt, Apples Co., $1095 94; Anna Slater. $l6;
James U: Campbell. $l5 50 ;•Jacolt Kite, $2 00;
Citharine A. Shown, $000; Jamei,Thoinae, 11200;
Win. P. I'h/stater, 046 43; Henry L. Cake,
$1200; Daniel Hill; $ MO. •
WRINKLtA ♦an FRO*I9.A lady who was
noted for her placid tamper, befog asked bow she
oontrisad to maintain such equanimity, said, ideas.
gaily; that she did not wish to have her face4Wr
soled by untimely wrinkles. 'Think of this, ladies.
Every time you scold your husband you add •
'wrinkle to your feitarera:
I* an Irish provincial `Joutnal there is an ad
•ertisemen't running thus :-"Wanted, a handy
laborer, who den ploughs married man aad a
'Protestant with a son or diubter."••
No esti sees the wallet, oo his Oise Amok, though
every - one carries two • parks-4e before, 'stuffed
with the [atilt' of his neighbors, and the other his..
hind, filed with his own.
-"Watt, bare lost my lawsuit!" exolalotod
lady,Nriti la sigh. "Oh, mamma! boar glad I am."
said bar child, "%hot You hive last It; for It tor.
mooted you iswfolly:"
A tortsis . dissatisfied wits says ' tbst bar bus.
bardls snob a blunderer that Its ranoot ern try
a Dart bOot or shoo lis-Srithost "putting his Awl In
it." ' :. •
"You bare only joaroolf to Own," saki a.insr
riod friend toad ql4 %whaler. "Yes, bat yod deal
know 'bat a Maisel' task I And IL"
• "Mir,' aiy•ilair sir,•arefloa always gulag at
the saaetsr—"Sisst bitaase they are the *ali t
goldei prospects loatoni ale." •
Comae sever opals to us se sweet 111114:gtortous,
as - ekes he sibs Moan over the sea of our sin
fatness SO %gratitude.- ,
,1V a have aeon the lives of 1410111aciit,iicienen on
. .
en
dangered by lbe neglecting to Wert a atm In a
loop of the hareem'
jllisctUang.