The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, November 06, 1858, Image 2

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POTTSVILLE,- 0/kt
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ire lii'lio• ettentitie 'to the *epee* of Ilomstorl
Ileirlitliaianify lielbrinoVet. hoeloster, :whittle
' ?tit,lrifous4 is sir *Wit *age. It reviews the.
Wlto,ks illtgl kiweeths% teem st• foondsitos of
ib• t fUvenitiisit, iiiily,ollo4lbriPoltdo of Plitl
Ilse In htsinittaiilemvettit 'eost I IIII4 I ,'AS .Winimor7
It is a ',speech to ekbeliine'yettiot eat 'take eXr
'copilots, Inateltie ltleeliciar in litii - iiibillisidlli
,'the tonatttetten biteirery pert of the stoentry,sml
J ell %MAI/clever elittmal - b7 tit" taillgitt Solit*' .
rem itatesmen *bo i l ;tided in (nosing that inutile*
'intent. The PhitrAkiPhialle•rth 4 "r" 11 " r
- yrior, okOsts to'slir• speeeN on the mood that
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Is '.lons Idea" in Ita chinteter, sad iv:tires ottMr
iptestioie. It W tree th at .it parokkes •of tlrot
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shiraess as far ise it got!, because the
,speach
treats on ouo oubjece, and the speaker Considers
title subject paritutount in' importance.' Ryan ad
mitting i irporitiou t 4 be true, it does not igneete
legiii)iiti on other ques i tions of the dey in tbo
hails of oggrese r There are but-few promtnent
public marl thatf bays' not , questioni on public
Polity w blob tansy consider paramonnt to all others,
. and, act oo that principle. The question of Sia
ery extension is euusidered paramount to all
'othei questions in the &Mat 64 ers l l 43o fithull
mu who represents the glees interest acts on this
principle. It is:thW feature more than any.other
i that eoustitutes their great strength, and which has
enabled tbem to coutrol the destinies 6f, and gov;•
•ro this country fur On last allay yeah M. B.
I. not alone in the opinion, that there can , be to
porteenent ryptem of Governmental policy adopt.
.d for the benellkof the country, such as Protto.
lion to our,Jodbstry, the devalOpment of , our re.
enures' bi l evsystem of Ihternal Improientents,
Hirer and 'Neritur Improvements,. Le., until the
North units is 'the:Booth has dune, and fur or
stick the extensiob of Slavery into any lor the
Territories (blithe United Statile, oath' l acqui
sition of any More Fureisn Territory merely for
the purpose of extendinethe area Of Slivery.—
T hie is a gre4 idea, end we. only regret that we
here not a Satrattrin every Northern State, pie
claiming thili great idea trumpei l torigu4r, until
it thunder" into tbe, ears and awakes to action
'Very N.orthern . driveling. dough fate at:lemon
worshipper who; like • dead weight, hang? on the
Car of Freedom and checks its onward career.—
IS it not R burning shame, aye, is it not tit/odb'.
ting to every: one who calls himself an AMerican
*Wm; ?att . be reflects that while we are boast
ing of cur Sertlom; we are at theeaine time the
fitly nation on 31 . 141 fare of the Glebe engaged in
the pr4agation of Slavery, not only on our own
soil, but also planting it in foreign • lands, under
the Patrons** of those. who control our Govern.
rent? , God forbid that see should find fault
with any Man enunciating loch an idea—it is not
suntrary to the principles which were advocated,
sloth irithiti a few years; in the capitol of the Na-
Cm, by Wiishingtun, Jefferson, Mailiion, Cloy,
and a hostiof othei t Sonthern Statesmen. -Then .
why oljeet) to its promulgation now, 'ten ate
'ore idea,tt unloose it is true that the Slave power
Steep eons detely demoralized the North that it
is detrimental to the reputation of public men to
proclaim the . truth! This, however, we do not
believe.-it i was this single idea, "not another inch
of Slave Territory,' proclaimed by, the gallant
Fremont, that secured his entflusiaetic nomination
ter she Prisideney over all the ether candidates,
sod whom,. election' by the people was only a..
fe ! ted most glaring frauds on the ballot
lot. It is an ideaisanetioned by God and tnan
and is foinded un 41a eternal principles ofjustiee
and right, and therefore we honor any publie man
who dar4 stand en and proclaim this idea boldly
mad emphatically in,theae degenerate days, when
:be tiovernment of • the country has untorttiiiiiiely
fallen into the hatitile,of men who degrade, them
selves by their vast -Mating policy, and who coo.
• alder it an honorlo beremethe tools of„and 00 the
bidding ;of the Slavery propagandists of the South.
Lev viauppoie for inetance that only the slog!,
article of Iron tree protected, end this so complete
ly as to give our own paarket to oar own menu.
Armorer?. • Who in ihis case would be injured?
certainly not those who require the Amman iron
for railroads, or for other purporms, or illbest ;
t,
tro. which the 'American is said to be for -the
r\ sltst
manufacture of rails and many other artir --.
Uumaeompetition we know, is the severest of ill,
and ociistssarily brings the price 'dawn to the NW.
eat living point end lower than it anald eve! bites
been brought in toy other way, as bat been pine
eel over and over again in the ease of emir". cot
tons and other ertielec—floston Traisseript.
. This l i is a pertinent question, "If Iron igen:item.
eel wird would be injured 7 4 remarks the 'Hertford
Oswego. The'lehorer certainly wouldnot be in.
I . . •
jered ;by the prohibition of foreign iron. The
thousand and dine workmen that are .hendling the
iron i f om its native condition of ors until the rail
roadl
;outpany receive?' it in rails , or thereon/tuner
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tikes l it in carting., or nails, or in any of the num.
arous ways in which it is needed—they would not
be injured. ,TheybeiVe carried home each Saw- I
d'ty eight the full earnings of the week, and have 1
rejoiied many ,thousands of bard writhing women
and betplesa children with a support, ,These fain.
thief would not be injured by the prithibition of
Toi sign iron. I I . • ~
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T h e tamer would rot be injured. Re has paid,
may bit, abode more for his ox . ..ch:iin, andfeven
rha6nay he, ,rloubted, when the policy of_home
preqecti . un ,lias heart established, Inag enough to
*mete eompet l ition,.bat he hat hid . * ready market
for ;every
i t Vallabie wide . his ferm could raise.
T ucking kin g ... T hy watt . more 0, The pros.
perdue the community, the greater number of
slime telso do eat- Tli - a corisurnor is thus hi-clothe
es rot. the produelf—tha market is 'a quick one ;
the pay cure. The farmer has not been injured.
~....4 either would 'the Mali trxdei or the large class
- elf-eountry-reistilers be Injured. A brisk and pros
perous manufacturing business is the very best
itondilon for tbair. success. The shipping mar
aant would not he Injured. A . policy of Protee.
tl o woald 'coo lead to a surplus production: The
ir liwingmercliant can employ his, Is in ex.
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+Ong this surplus production, instead of export.
fog gohl and depending upon imports, for his bust
slims and his profits. Blighted takes that course
ith her Iron, and irkgl4nd has been enriched by
1 i . The cult froM abr..ad would be for that iron
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bleb was 'behest), The leouragement 'received
would lead our Trod master to make theirs imperi
-1 i.'
;r In market to any other. WA have.the ore -va.
ad in its Character for its varying use. We have
he skill and the labor and-the furnaces and the,
liroll. Nothini la wasting to monopolise'the trade,
us the prirtection which should guard against for
alga eoustietition, and that eompetition at home
!Which . aliays leads towards perfectibility in the
lip anufiteiore of any article. Who then is injured?
I
Who is not benefited? Who, through all the ram-
Mationsof !misty does, not feet the „impulse
I
ihiett tit' proiperity of ,r single braneli crests"?
What r. have Mild of-iiim.will equally apply to
all other! manufactures which a Protective Tarif.
would aa t ilst. • '
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Tom gsvic Law ,— Money ill abundant in the
hands ut eapitalists, and it ii . loaned at stort t pc•
rinds asps, as 4 and 6 per cent, int''',There
is no necessity exist, kelt,* linty Law of lest
seesion, l permitting -more than 6 per cant, to be
clean ft.:money. Thiele', was peeled at the in
stance f.Brokera ,and Money, Sharers—and is
epeniei the door fur fiartiter legislipen directed
spiral' the producing and business interim's
to favor those who control capital Iliad tleece the
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eitatutunity. The Ammer it if repealed the better.
no,. Potter hesitelowta long time before he placed
sigiisture to theßill, in doing so be vio.
laced ra magma pledge given to the public in-his
• filing rai.addroti. lie is . not' however (tie kat ,
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It °Sir or that hii,been overcome by the intro , '
oencli of money shivers add reCllless borrower*.
Repeal the tax on mousy at' iriteteet—iproteet the
Indus ry of the: country, and we require no
Laws (or an increase of interest-4qt without
protertion, all laws perMitting an lacrosse Of in
terest, wilt only ingress* Instead of mitigate any
• preasa l to that may said. Money always , bas a
lo a ding t o flow to theso•points where letterset is
the qiireet, and.beilomesseanle aad dillicalt to be
'lebtairmd, jest in proportion as'tho price for it is
literea l *ed. This is one of chi unerring lairs of
%nein—although you wail lad merchant* of high
ett+ing, le a Nutmeg point of view, totally ig.
serest of thee. laws, clamoring:6r a repeat
of !the Usery Laws' in order to make mosey
pity •
• sermon Jelin S. Hest Ins: resigned hiss
p hese an P idipal of tbe High flannel of Pislint
,
allphin, rail a taken the pest of editor: - of tai
el site llesdny &hoot Milne.
.POso.;
retmer His peones*, , rss talent. is p pleasing
et' to o sad ids present paildpn ‘lll eanse an In-
Issssesl Metres ter the riblivitioasetthe troiva,
Ii tains of olijelp base re rogyldly esionNed within
t'es isd fass,. .
, Tae Waentsavolt kivliCt.atutive Vim; eo
'Pau.shat:enti.--On beesday morning last ger.
nut to airattgersen*, the tine cotpassf Welltielf-,
ton Artllleristr, Cinder the_iomeeiseid . of Captain
James Nagle; 'curled from thin Itoregla via. the'
• Philattetpiiio and Beading RailweyObr Philadels•
Ode. k%ey numbered lifty.laine nesekete-e-velue
Viis %Ants 'and mule, It bt/-I?at # l4 O- A- I * l ,_ Bl -
. ..lofting them in unifortiki; were Majorlatifealt.
i Oampliell, Lieutenant Sump, Captain Shortie and
1 Colonel Y. It, Rambo.' The Artillerists reached
the depot to Phitadelptile at 1B n'eloolf, erliek i
' they were received by Ibet 'veteran corps, the
Eviclisemaeceptaut-thayomel , wiematitably.
fine company, the atlas olf,111.c&00, C.
M. Berry. A large esmottureent people was pea,
sent, and witnessed with interest thegreesplien.
After forming,;the iwieliproCeeitediet thi follow.
lag order t tired* a number i'f;toettintipil "innate
to the armory 4f the Soon Le on, at Eighth and
Chastoutatreete-414ces Esau 'Band, ;Scott Les
lien, Pottsville 'Carnet Band.Washiugton Artil
lerists;Bllisuce Xen—where the,wislting spay
partook of, tt liberal collation pispersd fur 'them
-by ibe - Leitesit'," ',Although it May rum *piled.
eels vereltol4 Minis from eampllesenting the
Artlllertem 'open thepreeisionof their movements,
their steadiness *lle mu chlog nit patios to
which
they ire unaceuttotaed, and titian their,ap.
I" pearatten. The annexed opinion of Abe Philadal. : 1
phis Evening Juirolo/ wets dte•generalimpression:
"They US a fine body of men, and their moves
menu show that they are under the guidance of
a must expert Military ilisciplinerian.":". ...„
,_,At. the Legion'. entertaiement epeselms• fere
delivered by Capt. Berry, General Potterer/eddy 1
jot Cam' bell and Ulm* ,In'the evening the Ar. 1
tilltrists were meet landsornelyantertalaed at the
armory of the State Feeeibles; Captain Page.—
The ruoma were neatly feetooud *ith dam sod 1
,•
otherwise ornamented with taste, while the table I
reflected credit upon the hospitality of, the Yeneis
btu. ;Captain Page presidedln his visual affable,
cheery manner, which planed the visitor!' emit
pletely at flume in • short tiros.' Speeches were
delivered, touts offered, and the time liaised most
delightfully. Subsequently the - Artilleriets were I
escorted to SandfOrd'o, the Montgomery Guards' I
Ball; Long's, and to their - qtearters,: the National
Hotel, Race street above Third. Vafurtunately, so
•
Wednesday the weather was-stormy ; bat the Ar.
tillerists in fatigue dross, were escorted to the
Mint, where they eitesed the process . of 'coining,
iuspected the building and its curiosities' in the
,ceinond medal line; At noon they reached In.
dependence Hail, where they were torridly wel
comed by-Ins, Bonne t Mayor Remy. The Artil
leries took their position -on ;either side of the
Il ( ell, and when the ceremony of, introducition was
over, Mayor Henry said that !it wee a heartfelt
satisfaction to him to give a veleothe to the eiiii-
Iced eerps of soldiery' that were enjoying st\frrief
visit to the city of Philadelphia. The fortieths of
the Mayor, though brief, were eloqnent and point
ed, and in their allusion, to the incidents of the
dinerican Revolution, 9finthich the portraits that
graced the walls were Co strikinglj, suggestive,
breathed a spirit of genuine patriotism. lie ten
dered to the' visitors Abe boopitaqty of the city,
and Concluded amid the cordial ifAiitits of ail
who had listened. Majoe . ..Tatnes 11. Canipbell
then stepped forward sod gineeitilly responded in
behalf of the Pottsville Company. lie knew
that the remembrance of the kind courtesy es
tended to the ' visitors . would always, ears, and.
'.puke of the eines° soldiery in the highest terms
or praise. iSulsequeotty, the military visited the
Council Chamber, where Col. -Mtn. F. Sinalland
Major Cawibell made pertinent speeches. At
one o'clock, Captain Berry of the Minute Meet of
'76, gau s s
i liberal collation 'to the Company, at
Fifth ` an Chestnut attests, when :a number of
speeches lirere made in rowing', to eomplimentaryi
sentimatife. In the evening the Artillerists were
entertained in the handsonitst 'manner at the ev
ictor; of the Mitiufe,llfen of;16; were escorted to
the Arch 61;net „Theatro,•and tinnily visited the
hell of the Cadwalader Crays, given at the Na
tional Guards' building. This passed off delight.
fully. Ou Thursday afternoon, the Artillerists
.were escorted to-the depot by the Cadwalader
Gray., only of wheat they made pi:antler; and
brought to Pottsville. .11e did not resist very vi
olently, however, and we Net will eventually
reach home afire.
natal,
Upon the' snivel art Ithe Artillerists home on
Thursday evening, non? motion, a rommittee of
eve composed of litajv James 11. Campbell,
Lieutenant D. A. 6ri - Ith, . Colonel F. H. Welfare,
L. W.,Doslbyshell and IL C. Harper, wee appointed
1 . 0 draft resolutions erpreosive of the sentiments
of the Company io regard to the visit, the hospi
talities experienced, etc. .
• The'Artilleritts while in the City were certainly
recipient/ of the kindest attentions which will loe .
remeroliered nith gratitude, and be repaid at the
Artillerists PAW, no distant day. . .
ItrunvAt. or Mn. lilnswtms.—TheStete Super,
iniendent of Common &boots has removed Mr.
Krewson from the pee of County Suporinten.
dent, and appointed Mr. Wm. A. Fields, Principal
of the Schuylkill ll4en Public &boo to sup
ply the vacancy. A 'difficulty has ezieted.hostween
the School Department and Mr. Krewoon for the.
lan year, owing to a; numbent e or emnplainta bat
ing been made egainst him 114 teachers. who,eott
sidereal themselves treated Waal:) , by Mn. Krer
son. Difficulty also eiisted between several
the Boards of Directors and Mr. KrowiTiti, and
they were forced to appeal 'directly to tbSlotn
Superintendent for their proportion of the State
Tax, not' beteg able t 4., procure ii through Mr.
. _
liresisob, who withheld it on triers trivial causes .
which 'acetified unintentionolly, and • which 'the
State Department topoitlete,i : of en trifling al
elem.:tor, thin the appropriations were immedi , l
ately granted by the Department.. Th'ime didicul- 1
ties led toe correspondence between Mr. Krowson t
anti the Department, and ended by Mr. Kre*son
refusing to Wail" documents asked by the De
pentneut, and addrfsaing a eery objectfonable
letter to that Oka; hence • bii ?morel., As to ' I
the propr t slery f t,k ?mitosis's Mr. Krollooll. it la a I
question Orli , nine's! itit the Department—hut that
he should trail+ 'lnVe-.heen reelected, after , the 1
dint three y r o j a t irs' trial, is the opinion of three
f'otrilts of.thii l !ntelligeit Teachers of, the Chanty,
II '
and he never fluid have beau re.elented, if there
had heen,..ia !full sneering of Directors! of Mul l
Schools ofilliit Codinty at the last Contention. , '
Mr. FieWw!in bas hben ippoinnd is his see;
tenor, 11111$ 46 of die commotion sighs election.
U. stood ncili, highest in the vote, and !. ; reported
to be an ex4lent teacher—taltis greet Interest in
the cause e(ocation—is industrious, courteous,
roadie now; , iesidont of the Cuuuty institute of
'reicher&
• Ar tr enarx..-'rranorte are making in mutts ,
quotero to create the impressio'n, no* that the
election is Ovir, that the Representatives eluvial
i will not fulfill the pro Mises made pending the
t election. Of couture, since the recall is known, the
4. . .
I turmoil has ceased, and the necessity for making
speeches and premises have 'Aped. But when ,
the proper time arrives, and' the Representatives ;
'velecit fail to make the 'effort and Wile to fulfill' :
those promises, as , tar as it la in their power, they
ought toy to he tionouncel;N:d will be•;--but to do se l l
now, before the Legislature meets, and before they ,
hare had' n opportunity to act, I. dishonest, and
. 210110 but a SeinSil, dishonest man
All the evils prey ailing in this Itegion-eaortot be/
remarid by State Legialation—but there are sotne
!that can he; and as far as our Itepreren,titivsai
hartpossess thi• po wer, we are eoufideut it will '
a
rbe exerted In fevor of their eradication, so far 10'1
legisiation can go. • ,
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Stuns or. loreortscrr.—Bir. S. W. McGinnis
hat coopmeneed sinking a Shaft on the props+
formally belonging to the North American -Coal
Company. Oce of the moot valuable Collieries
in the Region an be opened on this laid within a
short distance oc the landings—hot it wilt take
titne,, and a considerable expenditure of money.' ,
Maury. Anspuch A Past also propose sinking a
lope on,the North pitch of the Diamond vecn oil
the Gleowortii Traci in the 'Schuylkill Vallayl—
This sectlin of the Ceti Region basin's losing
,groun.l in its productions for, lb!) last two pmts.
Lt is high this that inure Clioll4lfe developments
were made in; that section. It Is only by sinking
Shafts and opening op a large Coat area, that ii.
mealy, Collieries can be opened in the South',•to
portiMs of Ai Coal Regies,' that will be rimene,
tire. The i st:toner here Sharyo are couttnedeed
• better.
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Orr ifedssiedafr ironing we heard Madame Con'
De Wilbersi at th - U Philadelphia AcadamtellMn•
ate, is the vili if Lucia. She has a sweet through
not posed* rotes, and boa coasidersol• histrion ;
le power. Sits use hart* be timed a brillient
,vocalist a bet her similes is faultlessly Ivrea
and w e ,f pleastil. Madame De Withers% t tbii
arm Aserbuts prima doss., justly *OS Aro the
delignallob, and has before her undoubtedly, a
1 Wiliest' protassiamal sonar. Drigitall la 6. use
tenor, isstralap piagolleeetly, , but his acting fa
imacritolta Amodio posteasesii splendid' harytoue
vole., *ad la a tali actor. All to all, Strait/KV&
troops le attractive, aid his season In lobiladet
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phis premises io he ruCcessfil.
• VOICE for OW tram Ihe
the Ron. Blum ILtoliot of North Carona*
iceeetlreddreammi iottat4a aWsimis of Wiliioll
--lou, Delatrara f in iiipty : ti en filithationto addrim
• them 04 the lauding questiocuOitite cis). After'
',euanutiti up a Ito otjaf thetiagetties_ of the preNik t
be tak*s strati' groaid is favor
off a Tariffi'ho thejultowtap ex Met I
witteh tie maks -frour:hle letiot. 114 ihtmaiatea
Prpteetion for ti l i t iaakit of Protraction, based oa
poinciptee mlaok 00414 oida 'Asa aggro*
.
mend tbelanaliall (0 pji Wald,* itillittV. r
,te a* Asa-rime re,l an to favor of purtection,
drnutearlittiatitat: bathe WI, make as _iettlepsa.
, dist elSompigs utticapa tor those articles bellepsosable .
' to Mar national mthl y and detesei; berates.' the . wise
:leasplorsent we glee do law ilit its diverriad trunaits,
tbarsore we enhance the balloted wealth and essences
and lbs mama of human happiness; lid Immute, fur
theromysrystent witkb Amide to paramt timeolutent
, and regular rogue of Itraprecions mitaill in ntaillitssti•
• t itair la adjusting liternatlonallataarall *ltalie," land
mecum to um sr morSatabie beds Stweargerreticy. Wads
In a 1111.2110*prevont the luctiations sod derange
' merits of nugbanklig system,, da 4 344111411 man, I am
in favor Of protection. becaeasprith the raw arterial at
band, with labor as 'cheap, and natural advantages
gmaterfthatelaileithing Wastingbat teeptwary
from the government to rasuotactaring entertain=
infancy, to enable ties South to manufacture for herself.
Besides, by the courantreaten of ail oar Capital and ishor
in oats Industrial parson on ly, time certainly is a Mom
Feet of our finally meeting prediction bugged the ni
[ innuerative poiot. jWhen tills le Um casestreshall bathe:
km obis to bay others; whereas, by consulUot the bar-
mon, of intereaui to the antibodys of capital and lobar
among various industrial purraits„ww iambi obtain I
better prima for oku• farce 'prodlortir: and thee be the i
better able to pay the inanulacturer and meidunic fur
tAd, labor. But e its a Southern Mao, I take stronger
ground than this. Wit be, as enamel by many south.
ern men, that tat, milord permit M. lb. Bourn is agri
' culture,and ourauSecturing industry that ot the Keith, I
stilt, i would prefer trading with my Northern country. 1
112140. rattler than With foreignete; and would willielOy I
protect them In ticullor pnreuits, until they Marc
at least, able toe '
with twelgn capital and !alio; i
in oar own mielletatAfter being thus -platted beyond I
contiogeney,' (Irlinee the tougusp of Kr. Cantons; is. ,
1516,) the portion* manufaccurer, to triumvirate of the
avoidance of this dangers and expense of transhipment
between this andother countries, both of the raw matte
rial and the makinfeeftussi good., would suits be able to
pay to the Southern producer a better price for his raw
Inatitini; and to jell hits mauunteturmi Wain chopper
'in news. This his been the exposit nos of the past le
regard to afters. iThe acme principle will apply to every
other article, the 'quality and test of which is disused,
he the application of another and different epodes of la.
,
Ms to bopedthat the pent elate of Penneylvaule,
which has lateljbarchieved such a vietory over those who
have rattled with borintenists„,will be true to herself in
mord to this qemitinn, eerhapeoentherlitate has tut
. first so morn Mica the "vacillising police of the govern
ment en this's/Wee% of the tariff. I.lundridsur her for,
gos have been dimmed; thoussods of see of her coal- 1
beds have been abandoned; and thousands' of her labor- i
KS are now seeking employment for bread, and cannot 1
end ii. tier great Interests of inns anti coal nod Prmem
lion, and ought to have At. the Mould 'not, waver,
ungenerously demand proteettors for her interrihe aloof;
but in the spirit of an enlarged and netriofte liberality,
. let her take OW lead In securing protection to all the
great interest. lof the whole .country-north, math, met
sad rest..
By protactkut, 1 do l hot mean an additional ditty of a
small per seat. on goateed lion, Air' the bewail of Penn
syl visoia.-onlettons and woolens, for the benefit of New
Brgiand--ott eager add malassia. for the beeent of Lou
;titans, Se-, itel , Thie would, to effect,bea "lurid ter the
benetft of capitalists," sure enough. it would probably
be just such alter ft as would mat please the largo Mao
• u tactarers of the north, ind the wealthy eager planters
or the moth. IHaving their capital already leveded in •
some particular branch of busmen, with traturear roan.
Ogle, leborers st work, routine established, skill se
- lolled, Ovalle, evnbanwasments saimonuted- , --they
have probibl , peered the crime or their fate. The imp.
mine:Sof a slight duty on articles arming in competition
with theirereauld probably enable them to augment
their profile in a similar retie, They CIIIJI get tramp with-
out may additionaPicluty. But how will this bead' the
huudredi examiner operators, who have perhaps _bean [
compelled td abondom - ,their Aware, mines, and work-
shop? Thar fixtures are oat of order, their bands bare
bwrii discharged. their routine is disarranged, their cord ,
it has beau i Impaired .. The slightly augmented duty '
will not adorn pont enough- to suable them to Munmeure. ,
operationa oboe, eoneennently they derive no benefit
from it. The laborer derives no benefit, because there is
no cOmpetitiOn to intuitse the demand for his labor, and
thereby enb ' nee his wages. If the small premiere. and 1
those who h ve been compelled to suspend Notaries, de. I
rive no Wee f from small increase of duty, bow mush
more does 19 apply to tibiae who have to embark in bust.
aces from the start. Coosetuelitty, tbe South, In order to.
succeed Mraanuractoring, needs protection more than
any other Melon of the country. A small barroom of
duty. whilst. It benefits to that eztonllthe large and well I
worblialodimanufacturcrs of the North. to the mote ex ,
tout render!, the loelptaut manufacturers of the South
lesk able to compete for the trade in their own market,.
But the chief bliiming of protection-looking at it In its
mural and Social as well as its finsucial rewrite-is nett*
much in the benefits seeming to capital, as those scree
tug to labor; a Mist, at the same thee, it creates* meta
at drpendOce. end harmonises the relations between the
two. In its distribution of labor, Spats ereryliedy to
work; it.
.reates demand for variety or Went; it feeds
lb e bo ugr ; clothes tbe poor: as competition I. *time
fated, it wjbances the wagiolof labor; and thus affords
to the frugal' mod int um rious the means of - providing a
pittance for their wires arid children after they are
gone. 1 1.
If the friend. of proteeften intend matins a stand for
an increase of dutiesort‘.73bem take boid and - manly
'pound id Pram of the principle of protection. Let them
stop the
l eilly palaver about trolaearaf protection, and
al
tight battle upon the merits' of their alum. tat
theta eoryend for lull and ample protection to all 111.
d tiaftiabpurauits elite, in proportion to their value and
importance. and Le amount of capital and labor invest-.
red In the mane. ' .
„
/VENNETA RATNUR was 1 , 41113e111 a Whig mem
ber of Coogresa from North Caro 'nu, and a very'
I •
able. man, hot Modern Pro.Slav'ery and Fres
1 '
Trade Detnoirsey,i bus driveo hirairutel the coon.
~
rile of the bation; together with nearly all the
able mi l d fearless defenders. of the grout and loud
.
',rests of white freemen, who formerly repre
te South In Congress.
in Anrten.— file following &nide front kat
istlay's Noro/i American, we he3rtily
err
end commend it to the attention of the
elect:
members ein,...
Ths Members Elect of the People's Party.
L •
The sucrose achieved by the People's party, In the lets,
elections in tbli, State, Wilms with It duties and reepow ,
slhititles. as wejl Mho OCCIIIiO,II of triumph. Especially
should the newly elected members to the Legislature re.
' member this: for On them it largely depend" 1/teatime
the victory of the people over executive loterfence sod
dictation, and the /drill of • corrupt party. is' to be Prd..
dectl i t of beneficial remits! It -will be easy for the
mem rs elect of ) th, Pennsylvania Legislature. of the
i'eopie's party. to /do a great deal of Injury to the good
cause; and It le'equally lo their:power to render It elm,
portant 'tutees. ilf the successful candidates of db.
peopie MI immedlatetribto the track that the D'Unta.
erste; when in coileanaud of a majorby of the Legislature.
havedong pursued. their conetituenls will Ince good
semen to wish they had staid at betas, and will. glee
them leave to du so another time. On the other band,
by devoting rhameelves assiduously to the discharge Of
their duties: by seeking whatever light. may be Perid
to Instruct and ).1d them; aud by consclentlouely ,stri
clog to do wha is light; ind to avoid any dealings, hoe•
ever light, with the cannot agencies that exist atillar
riobairs in common with all other seats of government.
they will do ranch to eatisfy the people. conwalidate their
party, tentAt the Slate, and establish their own rinta.
lions for Joh-silty and ability. , • 1
I
lYe mate these remarks because many of theme bora
.eleCt. are new to ILsrrisborg, and the Lettish' tare. 'They
are:not fully "[wars of the character of the InSuenCes
I bat will be brought to bear on them at the capital. es no ,
one fall be who hoe not had cotolderable experience, in
our leglelstlon. The great tallOof them elected on the
Peoples ticket, Who go to the Legislature ttext winter,
are men of integrity and good sense. ' 111111.endlni tbem-
N avin In a hew situation, some of they 'reliable, unless
:onlihelr. guard, to be deceived by those who, for, many
/Mrs peel, have exercised undue julienne in leghtle.
ti'. by Improper appeals to members -aPpeels'imee.`
tidies of one kind and sometimes of another. It is ain.
necessary to parttrulerhe the agencies that are apt.
Nary ed. as their existence Is notorious. The confessirm is
a huntlllating ono. to =eke. but Itinus, beacknowledged,
that there is around every legislative body in this °c en
try. federal as well as State, an alarming amount °Slim.
ruption. Members do not hesitate to proclaim this pub.
Hely In their plaers. - Whilst In most other countrleathe
:egielaturee are comparatively pore, It is in the tupee.
tivedepartmente that most abuses floodlit. With us
'it to the reverse. There to far more corruption in the
Legislatures in the United States) than In the other de.
pertmenta of government. And. therefore, we Would
warn all men new to the Legislature of our own State,
both to Avoid ionweiations that may islet them. or bring
them into . suspielhot and to guard ageing the catsup.
retardations and various arts that will termed tit dandy*
them, es to the true character ol usiechlevrius enemeres,
'and to wheedle them Into the support of each.
' Thiflrst thing the legislature should ettdatior to do,
,1" to Pectire good offieg • and a jUSitietle eetitilaCtlee,or
eommittem. If this be accomplished in a eatiefertmy
I manner, a great thing Is gained. The Widower tip both
branebeahrtli beton& facilitated, andineasuree wilt-be
presentedln an' intelligable shape. It Le-peetaby Int.
I portatit-othat "timid, espe'rieneed and firm men Should
be at the head of the committees that take Charge of
measures affecting the public purse; and.also, of thaw
committe e ,' to which are referred the large edam 0 Mai
( asking "Ptial legislation. We would particular:ly call
the attention of the members elect to the sub girt 'ot epee
clsllegiolation. It Is often entered on In a oplrit of care
lessness, not to my recklessness. 'Members frequently
i seem . to low eight of the fact that the. publiC interest
' and rights Ste at Make, and grant to, corporations-au
Insurance rompeolee, savings compel/0, and so on- .
dangeronS•powers. careless of the factlhat the'parties
Incorporated have as little responsibility as the Wind.- '
It is in Special legislation, perticialarly, that misstate
meats are made, cud pertoust Influence and every other
agency-honest or diehonest. that Is likely to operate--
are brought to beer on members. Supplemeotay legis
lation, of a epode re natu is highly dangerous In this
.:(way we could, name emigration* .who bare Wattled
, powers from the Legislature without any diffigulty. by
pi e cemeal, which would have been flatly refoited bad 1
, they been demanded In the ininp. been
illi this let I
the members of the People's party guard, and 'im make.
, the next evasion stand out lo bright contrast to those in
which the Detnocrets have dotolosted. • ~ -
arpe of the beet pieem of advice we can Idea the sew
Meader* is to make the se 'ellen a short one. itetthrough
with your hustlers. coalmen, and go home is nem as
paseible. This is the beet way to be monomial*, and to
pleme the people• at large.- The public In general is!
- wearied -with the long ersadons of the Leglshatlite, male'
MI ;el et greet expeoma and with no advantage, but
14 in rather. The shorter your speeches, and the harder
yn ir shifty, representatires of the people, the betteryour
el stiteant. will like you We can Inure iyoutnithlif- •
Akd you have notortept party to care for thle winter.-
There Sr. not a bust of greedy perihelia to Whom you
owe your place., and who expect to be fed ;be you with
an abu ti dance of legislative crumbs. Tills Will see Otos
and mousy, and keep the pudic loaf from hales wasted.'
. 86 work bard and adjourn early. UeinuedierAhetroo
•
are on your trial heforri World Meads and heri; and
thit you may do a vast deaf I* Mind us the Interests of 1
lids Commonwealth by your acts, or to brink them down
by mistakes orinisconduet. I
,i• • , ......... • :•
.• •:.,, . . .
CABINZT or SAWS AND VALVAUILD, 1
Crania, ko.,
.son lifaut.-In 1855, a eorrmpoadent of the Mt- •
sans' Jorusst, sojourning lit Carbondale. gime a
description of a collection of eoritisii) es in the
possession of Mr. It. A. Chambers of that lace.
•
Our correspondent seated that Mr, Chattibers ad
. over one : thousand specimens of minerals from II
• .. .
parts Of Sheavorld . ; several tli?itiand of theta st
beaetiful lieu+ ; filly 'varlet* of eoral fMr ty •
~. r .
aerial's of sea-eggs, stosle - Mlle ; ealleedoo of
petrified Mood, tees., lesteee shells, egg.; trie...-
. .
Some, rsre.old MSS...sni' parchment . and papyrus
--among others some from the teals of Egypt,
Inthe - Illeratio, Iliereglyphis, Coptia. Demotic
, . • r.
and Ancient * Greek • Isogonic's; end ',tidies from
. .
•
the _cat:weeps of Thebes, Memphis Sahara,
• '
Dander", ,G. Also; over fifty Varieties of old
.
- .
•, thintininfel . hilly, end' thousands', of butterflies,
, .. . ,
inseets, ite• -Mr. Chambers - has ore! throe thou.
"sand' Sire biadreileirletieti of qulas - an4 medals,'
of which:ens thousand' are seettat._ dash zed
,------
Ida er a two haagred from • the rato# of
,Iterent . W .
i icent t the sett Hebrew, he.. A - eiblere jrttleh'
oat . . ~1
ass, be aria- at, oaks will gips; as **mate
.
.idea thOutteatatt this rare eThEirelaitai eel
. , . ~. , ,-, ~
leetias; iliteti Is now offered. ter .461. ~by Ur.
,
Chamber.. lbw °collection ,
of" Milne sod medals
is prulaibly• tlii multi reliable la the wed& .
. .
Cot- Yammer bee oined mnik of bit suite
/Mated agafost the Xining (kuipiuties taiissd of
his :;, , Ms.riPoiss Estate In Califon* Is le low
rettAstetkiirriy 6iatais pat he sill itihtill ekes
*its ukieb put bieile-tarsessh ni
nttbe'haiq'estata end make him oeto of 'limo
men in this
-
A t , - Ft ), -
„Wend 4 1inor the expetnlitetes 4s1": tbe
UsAteii Manus Poet Oldee Department .feeill4
14 S i el4 o'ltle Orictils* souse thret-iajoi6au:it
4144 , se #s6Mi it-ip4ol
- ii eitik!i 406 , 7 eel Teiriiory
Maid. Conneetitmt, COMM* sad Male
food Affairs.
4 gririr4",- 441 ,!; 4 * 4 0 4 111 , 0 0 boliMei llll ,
Notary. rubi sessilkin County pi aro Govetuor.
r i a I Pw. allaeg'''V.tlt 4 7 lo,l lll °I no
Botoisit Wimps...mw
berotStaktioi on aaattkelied baeloote two stalls
ieCtire fraiisaet;4liiii not of *Wel
imports!sei. Blair smnorting In Owtagaryiryptba seism 14
trete ofierill to Da ' •
. ' • _ '
4E114 'etie/ere' hut/Meta eentateseall itiamedoas td
tats os Tharalah sad biaittrwtod a tette at
tendaster.,i 71s peotreallage Irma Ureavery laterreithrs.
Prot. Tregtioto abl• lecturer, &literati ttA Tintrideiaad
yode4dtiy r lsivreut larlare! on Goolcorj. 111ra'eleall rotor
My, pal lisli the proessellop of the Coortioa to falt
air : Beam Amos Stti*:.:ead Ads* T. Thyle,
coati, 44,61.4 to the Bat pf BebaylkUl Cowl% lasi
asoretaiS topther and ofeead as, allhostor thipreetloa
adhr#s Sakastaniostredi:saiteastri.. Thom both
raiz gaitlemos et lee obUltho t and base aU the sr
geishas to iambi* them to tits old& paellas Is awl*
AllirPtie et /bet assisst-rTestseday tomb, about
the story of NW 4. Heebner, t■ Part Cartm■,
toastbei with 'three moan itial bralldlap, yes C.-
atroyl4l firs. Supposed ito have bi the . work of a■
breendlary. The total lose Is aboet slo,otet br. Met,-
aer sreirodeistsod, is leseriel br 113000. Ilk lan Is
1 1000 .. pis suers!blors Is that the seise was brat sobbed
sod than set onflsa.-
sir The unatht* at the week hat, been told a adidor.
my. ',Mtn and mud menthe mneraihn't characteristics
of yeate►day. Ant:Amid le the thennotnetriest word for
the meek
,
•t • P.R. a P., T151111141P11 Onus. 1
Jitsasykotiali/all. /141evi114.1
) 8/1.31. 2PM. ..7 - P.M.
Pot., I Oet. 30,-61, 2 ; , 69 0 i 64 0 --e/oody,
liea., • 1 Noy. 1.-24 .. 67 ! 60 ,tleist. '
Tueit.,.l • " 2,-40 - • • 12 ( 41 " ...
Wit, i " $,-36 40 • 40 —rafts.
Thurs.,_ ". 4.-38 . . ,' 42 40 "
Yrl4 ~ . 6,-84 ' 46 : 61 "
atlrStratr/ Kaajimin, Zap., entered upon the duties
of Coen ty COmmiseioder on Saturday but: Mr. Rata
man;wre feel eontiderit, will mate an edicient oficer.—
Hui has the confidence of the peopled.and he will use hie
Menem.° In bringing about such reforms ea may hi re
quired In nor Ommty aloha, The 'limed bow, combat
of Edward O'Connor, Philip Boyer 'nod Same! Rene
inan;' ?
Mr Camas Yaw has also entered upon his
n Director of the Poor. liere also, a reform is greatly
uredro, and we are eatiefied )Ir. Forbt's influence. se
tar tjs be can exert 11,.111 be in the'right direction.
! illtrArrealian histihrte.—We are Pleased to barn that
tbiOnotit orlon, located at Orrigeburg, opens under very
favorable auspices, notwitirstandlnithe great promote
Gripe them. The number oft pupils has ineramid, and
Metro' who have been mending their children *broad,
hy; tranefared them to this Institution after an irl
-1411on of its capabilities, and 'the excellent arrange
meMts prow ided lot the accommodation of the children I
entinsted to the rare of Mr. Sehneldrr, the Printlipal,!
' . ,arho,la a twos devoted and accompitshed , instructor.— I
INMple frequently err in sending their children to din
alit retools, when they bare equally as good, and even
mtperior institutions, within a reasonable distance of
their homes.
tlfgNiittnitle Literary tnetitete. 4 - , Tbis roithute held!
thi drat meeting on Tuesday evening last order the omit
faSoMbhe auspices. It was greeted with as full honer,
a large portion of whore were ladies. The :introductory
+lrene of ttie President, C. MIM. Eeq *as able. appro.
priate and entertaining. It abounded with rhoiespme
truths and good advice, and eru well remised by the air' ,
diem*. The selection reed by Hr. Pleasanta win rather
and the debate was quite spirited;.ithe Wert
au Society will anquarienebly be is tkishicos&ble a piste
Of resod the muting Winter as It nu during last
r eut s'
The heti - non neat Tueedly stoning will be ',tethered
by the Bee. Mr. WiMstmen. The plValltalif le tot the
evening will 14 found under the /Ming head.
1 1 Sirlfitibrnsants.deerefeuwesa—llaik Thom.,
a lad aged 15 or 16 years, a resident of Reading. came
from that place on the evening oY Meld inst.„to auburn
I to visit his uncle John .tkbnier, Wittier, on retiring
ithr the night, took with hint to bhp Amber a revolver,.
land laid it earelemly upon a chilrby his bedilde, where
1 1 It was let in thr morning when loth watt tohreaktest.
biter breakfast, it, seems, fisher went back to bls bed
'
ehamber,boyishly picked lap UMrevolver Melamine
and attehimtally shot himself in thebimistorbileichnkr
was at work down stairs. Schuler, bearing the report
of the pistol above, rushed towards the room and was
lir.tiole only to see poor /label pitch bead kremost duke
stain and almost . instantly. expire. 'An Inquest was
held upon the body and verdict rendered in accordance
with the facts.
.ra-AmMer Breaker Bereud.—Oa ,titioday night last
about half past I o'ileek, Umbrealter at 1.. 8. Spengleeal
Woodville Cwillery near litni;slason, was din:owned to be ,
on An, and vaaenttrily coteattmed. II& Meeker trail
one of lb. tartest In the County. only one being target
we believe, sod mat from Port! to Arty Ooneurde
to build. We understand 1! ,Was WO* Insured
the Lyckerolna otlles. This la , the fourth Breaker that
bee been set on Are and burned In this Woe
few week.. it is becoming a setiouWbuidisenkund4ol*
ought to be made Interest Ott Itti miscreants guilty o
these outragm They are not only outrages on poverty
but I deprive a lams number of men of employment, go
near the close of the mining season, when It will held
most impounds to obtain employment elsewhere. A
fund ought to be raised and a large mined offered for
the perpetrators; In order to put a stop to this teututtig.
Bike the - Above eru in type we foam 'that to Prold
dent.of the Donaldols leoproiretnentOotspanylret litigant
land Abe Breaker wits erected, hair offered a mood !of
8500 for the diaeoeety and eonirktion of the perpeyetets
of the set.
. .
Urns following le t e rem of llio pluti of, Criqlet
betiisin the "Poesy Pub" of (Schuylkill Rarest,
sod the. Pecood Eleven o the .Pottsville Club' the
math - yam enisbed,on tb *round of the latter Club:oh
Thursday, 761 h ult :--
• . •
' Ira hainos.
WU. Bland. c Hewitt b
.Sblppen 36 b Wallace
Jito.,,Staltb, run nut _ 10 b Hewitt
J no/P. Bowman. b Ueoltt 0 b Hewitt
A. M. Saylor, b Ilewltt 2 run out .
Chas Baylor, b E. Ship.
pen .1) L. Brooke
W. Ount. bB. Shlppen 0 b Wallace
J. W. Koons, b 11.witt not out
J. Stauffer, b 9:. Shlppettlo b 1.. Bunk.
11. lirennir, not out ;1 b Wallace
11. U. Voute, Vt. 6blppen 0 b Brooke allures
B. B. Mimes, et out 0 1 2 w
Bye. ' 17 , Byes
Leg Byes , 2 Leg Byte ...,
POTTIMUL
F.',Gosten, b C. Sayl o r
Geo. Gowen, b C. Saylor '
11. Pleasanta, b C. Saylor
Ed. Elblppen. b D. W. Bland '
S. Sb I ppen, b C. Saylor e 11. Saylor
C. lloatt.b C. Soutar
F. B. Wal Hate, a Bowman b C. Saylor
L. Brooke, rnn one
•
L. Snyder, bC Saylor :
11. Breotte, b D. W . Bland .
K. Potts, bC. Saylor '
Lesßyes
,
Leg By es
"2d ranings.
U. Mosta, b Bland # Blind
.
L.Thotrapson, b Bland
P1.4,4.'130.1) Bland e Boone f i ,
sablpeen. b Bland
F. B. Wallace. not oat
IreStitt, E Bland a Bland
F. B. Wallace. b Bowman a A. Saylor
L. Brooke, b Bland a Koona
L. Snyder, b ROW wan a Bland,
IL Brooke, b Bowman;
.J. Spada, ran oat sr .
Brea'
Lag Byei
RSCIIIIIS4IIO3-
Id hanings.. 2.4 Maio
oPyrseiverao6"," 49
'Tett/Mlle," 64 - 42
PitOCEIODINGII OF,COIIIe • '
,—' - •
uroetto rot tea emus' J01:111, --
((Wined from Md watek„)
Seated Webber and Joke ~out we: .1. Itf dAsastr,.—•
Tile was en ethos on a bond ler. $l6lO, dal April 2 1
1231 a aid payable with intend le Ihntonq payameta
In three. eh, and Witte meeths. The' Mid" alleged a
fall ere of mtuddem the—that the bond win gives as.
part einukserstlotacd a had oi: Mud In Wept* town i
eh tp, rootitning emordies to the deed, 1t53 ilnelir, the,
whole onedderatlon being $1250, and thattetead of rel
salving 253 acme to which be was wattled the lewd,
be bad osly reed red 155 sees sad claimed shensfore
that the value of the put not Ireedved should be de.
ducted from the femme of the toad. • Thai phdettia al.
leged that they bed only weed to mil the deft. Ul
acres more or less, and that It was a meta iddake albs
m i aow,
Mi
eschewer that th e deed Ma/ written for acres d not
ke 111 rem, sod tett the deft. keen. tit e po rtion of
the 'woody had tesist;soid some years ',dash
vortices Was by, the mistake of . Me scriveUm improlperlY
Secluded is the deed. That the miaow; had beau di.
rated to thlte the deed fee 111 tarsi *owl or his. The
Jar; lased aaiidlet for lite plalatffle thr 41812 IC
Aso 11-: ii4/4" vs. Dodd P.Brouss midi ? Clued Ms,
trait% die...;-Tbje teas an action agelesal, defendants to
rearm' the value of mellowed t 4 theft by the
plaintiff in •
,ffendins to the distribution', of ears at Ism
moot for befit end others, end tn eeedlig to the dtd.'s
colliery at Sedate tbele'ffroport{se• She trains of coal
cars mess to Tolima *mu the Moe MI), beaters; and
Northern astral Iltallmeds, sad the plaintiff hided to
their didribetion to the seroniii9s*ors. , This minim
be pertrimel teatime elibtees raciallie. the 'dolts. al.
Isles that Om wee 108 redeemable to the hill.earese
her hay larded hire bit, the deli % 41141 dud If ley
woo wiipoipas It was t j lapeallrowlawipsaiss, wbo ewe
the euchre 'of the 'roil; Tbe jury land for lbe pltif s
2:25 37. " • .' ' ' '' - i
Jrisitiniiff#OKA et.' . ayi SA , . Dalt Maipete .
iltelimlle a:centred. with the chit. whets the Meet et
the eitheite4so iv in Poet Cubes. agreeing to tow
strew! ea sites' in the church *coeliac to to eatkp
pus.. tell tke trark wan propels* the Ilan win
ellastrktu i.wpirtkntus. Atter It ersiluishedtlie
40ti. , 0211160t estteded with it, and refused to nollit,oe
eo p fletlif• It nu alleged that tt :was not darted
sesaullug the plan,and thereihre the dia. wee nalt
*inlet lere, ,41,. _The jury found ter ths.glaiendlt
11 1 0 1 / 1 4.% •
4111111rmtitliftenriteing bee nark. reentered
• 111,111, performance on Sunday is permitted at
the Osneren Theatre. Philadelphia.
pgr•The wheat erop of Canada for 111381 s said
to be twenty five pm ceorbelow the enrage.
. . •
Da ‘ thilirihnot beta' 111-iilkt'k
Plkaiditat thilite‘uf tiriSai4enha nutted Bred"
ford Dismiet. by a majority of-41128 totes. '
JlitrOseste is weld be rary . pinaty Vases
chuolitts ,/kait; GOY,lind sts)itilioar- -
' Warm, erstdeticke, Le; are found by sportsmen
large. qeatitities. .• • --
pr-rii. pollee of New York have *nested a
large **Whet tit the tomtits tellers of that- City,
and my !determined to break - up the baleen as
tar as wipeout puntutit of theta and arrest an de"
tro.
jlige-It is said that the cost . of the Sepoy war Ii
Legineing $o excite slant in England. It will
preisabtj add forty millions sterilise to the nation.
dohs sod ernetelitti. annual deter, of six mil
' ,14,,fti
/Mr Nary Teaghe went re bed drunk in New
'TM*, •Ssinday night, rolled usi a short 'time
'after. 'Sad fell so beard) , in owssennenee of being
loaded irith 'rum Of to break hir•neek; dying in
•
atautlyJ •• ! •
marriage hetireeir Jonathait and Miss
Great &kola, which was 50,1)6111,60y celebrated
• few Works ago, is evidently a very unhappy one.
At ail events are wards draw peered nehmen nine
since the brlQdt day.• r -
11' At Ashland, two: weeks time, while Mrs.
Gerdeeruf Laneteirese;wmt riding and in the art
I ot roping over one of the . garters, she fell, and
e -w tarried into the dressing-room insensible. She
wasnqt dangerously %Jared.' '
you tke Dyspaysaia ? the Asthma? ' '
the Liver Complaint, or; General Debility? does
year laud distress' you? Do you neer from ner-
woes irritation or testi? Take •the Oxygenated
Bitten *bleb cures all these.
traveler says of the unfrequented total.
ley et' Seheosetady : • ' , Went there onee--only
rode through the town-tame spit' eleven year
eater, and heard one' chap say to another, "Look— I,
• ,he's gut a blue snapper. to his whiplash this
• time."
,t!-The walking tratteb. at Montgomery
New York, between two• woman,' under the tied.
tioes!eamss of Flora Temple, of Boston, end Prior:
tea, et-Lynn, ended at 2 o'clock, Saturday tour.
nine, neither winning, both getting tired out end
mopping 40'1112%10i convent. The :mated was for
4100 in furor at, the one who could walk the lon.
gestl
jklif"Nben the wind mein at the rate of one
mile, an hour, it tabard's perceptible, at two miles
an bear, it fans es es the gentle zephyr, and. at
Ms it becomes,* gentle brevet. From ten .10
twenty, it becomes bleb, and thirty to fifty char.-
ectMiet str.rms t from light to bard., at eighty
miles an hour it becomes a hurricane, end at lOU
a ymaada.
issrpateinntia—:Uont mermen, Patrick, how
you do 7 Ittdnan—Aloot mornin l'ye, John,
think ye will wd gSt my rain? Dutchman—l
links not; we never has•tnueb rain in ferry try
tune. Irishman.—An'ye're right there; and thin,
whinever it gets in the way o'roininf, not a bit of
dryiweether will we get as lung melba wet spell
!melds mt.'
'A German, who had resided for several
pre in New Oilcan's, and had aequire•l a large
Prb, PertY. went over , last spring, to bring his rela.
lions to this country...hod make them comfortable
helre.. Upon their arrival, every ode, father, moth.,
erj brothers, and sisters, to thenumber of eight,
wore swept off - by the yellow (ever.
'pli-Punich gives no limner to crinoline, bar.
log been engaged fur the past year or two in a
crusade against it. Ills last 'hut is entitled the
•liew Crinoline ltegolator," representing. an om
nibus strung rbund with skeleton crinolines, while
the driver, stationed at the door, ft:marks to an
epproartiinglady in full dress, ••Werry sorry:m,
but verl av to leave yer krinerlinu outride,"
iegr-A young man named Was. H. Cole, corn.
tattled euicide Ott Sendai, at the Nellie Hotel, in
Greetivilch erred, New,york, by taking a dose of
Strychnine. -4 was oteb is way to Califorinia,and
n purcbasiogeslicket wpst, cheated out of $25 at
a bogus-tickeO r Vice. The loss of the money and
health arif, l )iitpposed to 'lave induced 'the Coni•
Mission of t4: ,l OeL. The deeetae , l was about 25
.Years f aie,#,l bus until recently been engaged
:as a teacher in :Kentucky.
pert,idief4iho weer hoops would do well to
Put donnel skirts under :them, os protection.—
;Kil young . bedi vf ‘ douth - Conway, Mere., whose
',dress swept into,i_grate and t••ok die on Wed.
)nesday, naafi vet fryin probable death by the in
s terposiiiim of hit barrier. Her outside clothing
was hurned,lout . the donne l resisted the flames
long enough Cu afford en opportunity tu.exting
uisb them / •
1 1 . r•On Wedgy a lad picked (*near t4ecanal
a few miles feints Boston Towpship, bou
t net and shawl; to - the latter nr.hieh.wm* attached
n letter l dated 10th inst.. thieeted fo Mrs. Maria
Johnson, Tecurnieb, Mich. and signed Eliza Wit ;
Hams. It is from an erring sister to one married.
She narrates the miseries .or a life of prostitution,
induced by reduction and subsequent distortion,
II states that she had at last het...tuna nook on a Ca
nall boat, sod tumid endure fife nu longer. Alas!
“one more /Lc." - .
Pr A magnificent diadem bar been designed
On London fur the Princess Woroneoff, of Russia.
It is so formed as to be convertible at pleasure
into a necklace or bracelets, end consists 01" nine
brilliants of enormous .ias, each surmounted with
brilliants of smaller dimensions, and connected by
elastic jointed chains composed of stones of the
• settle material, the whole being set in silver. The
value of the ornament is upwards of £20,000.
The diamonds have, long been heirlooms in the
' Woroneoff
% Of-There was a foot race by ladle, at lOWA
City, Sept. 20th, the prise for which was a silver
-cake basket. The &stoners was is biindred yards,
and there were seven entries. Miss Handy nod
Miss Cross led the field batoieomaly, and they ran
so even breast and breast that when they canto In
.thejudges wore of opinion that it was a dead
treat. Indeed. on measuring their tracks as im
printed on the score, the heels of both were found
' exactly parallel, bet Miss Randy's loot extending
,by reason of its length four inches in advance of
Miss Cross the pride was given In her favor.
elrln referent* to "tbe last . ol the mail mvh
' the London *Morning Star Oat. 7 says grim
old Derby moil, the last of the fear-horse coaches
, out of Manchester, polished its course on Satur
day. When the riinlry of Tails and steam - bad
tun all o'her coaches off the road, the "Derby
Dille still held its own, and the weilknown route
through Buxton and Bakewell to Bowsley, raid
still boast its "fOor : in hatul," though - the "testa"
Was hardly equattowttat it bad been when coach:
,ing was in ,its heist days. It was thought that
railways would not dnd their way through the
Bealtibut the 3lidland Line peoetrated as far as
Rowley some time *goosed uteri reeently the
London and Northwestern has reached Whaley
Bridge be the other side, leering but a short link
to be flied up, and the last of the old four-in•hand
"mile hes succumbed to the competition Of the
iron hark: ' .
2d liewiligs.
• $lll-*The rap adopted lest week by the National
Guards, Capt. Lyle, of Philadelphia, as a part of
their new etdfurte, will be felt shaped similar be
the army capneder the late.regulations, and like
that of the Seventh liegimeot of New York.—
,The boaspoon will be black. The ornament/ with
a "Gloria" in (rent, will:be of the pattern of the
Seventh Regimeat.' The coat and' pants will be
the '"cadet" my, with a black stripe down the leg
of the Pantaloons.. The belts will be white, with
black cartridi sad cep boxes, of the French pat.
'tern, and ebonlder knots similkr to these of the
;Seventh Regiment.. It is contemplated, es soon
as tblithatige fa aside, t s organize a regiment - of
National- Geoids. here, iimilar to that in New
York City. 'The' carps expect to appear in the
new unironk nix/ living, or possibly by the Std
of Yebrwary amt. Several , el the 'members in
tend to motip it once, and a number will appear
in the dew uniform at the ball of the company on
the 17th of November.
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Diva'? Calm Yea Bum Tatses.—A lady out
Wert my* mane fanny thing, very innocently.
natio* paid, Whirrs s , visit, she remarked to •
friend; "I went over the bridge, but I didn't go
up to the dom. I don't care' for wick fling'!"
There are people who "do not care fur such thinger
but we would like to see •tbe individual so lost to
nil eppreciatioit of the nreful and elegant as not
to core for such gartemits - sai iris made at the
Brown stone Clothing Hall'of Rockbill Wilson,
Nos. 603..p0d 11015 Cbeatiant street, above Birth,
• wissmesmarwwwwismais.
It,
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0'
0 1
0
0
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, TIM 017pilttird Bitters.
For thh care' of 'Dsarsrsis oe INDIO6IITIoIt,
Giver anopiaint, Coaicemeaq..Lose of
Appetim, Perry and 49114 Heart Bare Water
lima, Sicbtein, Seamy, ' Salami
Headache. eitiec4 ead'acierat DeLility, or say
dicesee bavieg IU orightia imperfect digewion.i
Thews Bitters, sup all et of oar fellow chi.
sear, lactudiag *embers of Congress, Lawyers,
Physician*,, Clergitaea.,- Pia:item Farmers sodc .
other* wary. are the oafoieafa, certain, sad ono
ereip aracirtalorthe Immediate relief end per.
marmot care of the omap'erael eomplaiota which
in some phase or other, of Dyspepsia, *filet oar
race: _ .
_
These Bitters wire distat4rad by Dr. Chtoatan
11.'.6 seas, aid lu their commits dikes entirely front
that of any other priparrtion el otedieite. Con.
tanning no alcohol-4o po i lson—no
nozious drugL.".-in their nature tonic, not 'dewier
thig:—retaining their,eirtneti 'ln . any elate; they .
are "It eoashination.antl. itform indeed" of medi._
eine which knows no rival in exterminating dia
itase.aód restoring the eyries to inipristine vigor
and health. :No matter - of hoer long standing, or
however Indiana or ebroole in its .ettereeter the
direasit any be,—"Act matter that it has beefed the
'Alit of tba physician, and' resisted ihe eforts of
Medicine. it single trial Of three Bitters will eons.
fy tbiisogirer thst his disuse leatistenalie to th:
row rented
p y, e
, •
In testimony the many Masi effeetadly
Remedy, referenee b itt led to thewren certificates(
from disttagnishial ovei
the lacd.. " ;
s. w. rowi4a. co.; Proprietonr.
For HO
AOll7ll : -- 44 1 14 " . Q. Stews, 1 1.. C. Noshes, en d
Henry. SaYlin..Pettrrille; Lteetsiottd,
Saboylklll Neva; 14Ineratillii;
E. reerVeiTaasque ; 11.
Stagger, Pphiettbee Itlaegrobi)
Itwasia 4,", Tweeitotei Cluttlei ...*trsiot
New P14;411014 Jtiese Itebieltield," Port Ole.
too; AL.II. NOW
Castle ;job* Wlllbwe.
"
July 31; 1831. 111:eowlY
dEiotliolob Tistitord Deptlintorr IPoordoti
sever ddis to micro all 'tweets* bait firetktbe fees or
1 1 11$7 after a Ire appiteattoos; its nie fi simplihreikokr
!ar it*. a crNai M_t !e idert...l l lttren mod
oodlidlod it*FdinistiOnsOprill be dieed.‘ lamina
IN* to tfliitonet of idtbsitets.' dolit 1 # 0 1140 114 . 1
and apbe • Onnatotyor APIs, Racal Perforsera
ank.Rigiortatit, No. pm, chim#.
mkt wital r. iftemst:
ut
sow Dratit cbdiliesupite.
STA Beek Fes tk. Stoat-on Dlt.. COMM
111:1 grcatt—arx LlMllllllfoittberaovae and Mrs of
4 ;c l 4 l 4 l SWA'Uniti4 hithidkit* Watt, DWI" Div
'kik. Moak Coaspiatektatels rook I 'Wipes pun
ally, (bound. 380 pare,3o eoaraviogai)by 11111.1. roar,
iiitbeitiflool,l l / 111111 arbriiiek
proven,' mot titres Rho above ittosaapa. , .
Tbls boat boa teen tbe item of win itholisands of
Wee Pricey 20 ciati. sea by nag, pal i.td. k'r 41)
• cOntiCiAndy to WS. ft,rjr#l, Aft tti; tlosityay,
, Novi Tait; :CbewltatkofipveeohiUlior by tit, Lam
Ortoble 22, ,
Pins•s•Tbri sufferings to which
delicate females are subjected by ignorint practitioners
end the , no, has seek= erne they cu re eqmskinenee
of self neglect, are ten Ibis to coat plate. Let as not
then be thouglit Madero et . prentaiptenas If we meow•
mead to them with filsedly this mild twit
reilable romedy for sit functional dedengemeols.
all the debilitating dint:frame pernhar tp the sex, end
semi nista end contingfary peek" to the , 111. and
health of woman, resilient or weed, married or single.
Wis grentestatitoe and renontorof the dinutptorpas
Bad the nervous usher, is an immialistexurs.
The Gnat Stnaigtlima sad Pain DollMuer
Thelost and cliargiat Ifonsohold - itamodyqa the.
world. ',Simple gild Pleasatit id its application, crises
sod gradual In Its roans : A bnanilfal, atiactini, es
ternal Ciiratlno, appilhabis for thO rellat of Pala at shy
timo, in any plus, la any part of the Italian ardent,
and nadir alt eiretunstancea. if you put the natter
lumpier., if Pain IS there, the Plaster :wilt stick there
until the Pala Ms oaniahad, Platter magnetises
the Pals away, and .
PALV CANNOT NXIST_WIIII9I SQIS PLASTPVIS
ALPI.LIKD.
Rheumatism, Lameness, !Witness, ilfasknem,Debilltr,
Norvouniess, NeurISSIA, lad C o lds,
Pains and Aches of every kind, Mown win to COMB ' S,*
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and witti4 little patients,
PERSIANENTLY OWED, by tlina magnlal influence of
tb. MAI/REV° PLASTER, it Is tba idroplest., sorest,
safest, pleasantest ana - ebewpeal rem* in existenee.—,
Its application is universal:—equally tti the strong Man,
the deltoid* woman. and the feeble %Lint. To each and,
ail It will,pyove a Rahn and a HAssaing. Its use Is agnate,.
able, and without anonym).* Mrlronble. lir; price la
within melt of *U—fich or poor: all any have It,
all should basalt who are stela,•and suffering la any.
way..
WARMERS should be alwayts' supplied with this Weal.
sable PLASTER» i It will be the Good Physician Se any
household, ready at all titnes4and at instant notice.
Pat up in ale-Rest tin boat+ Balk bog will Inaesla
to eight pimiers, and any chifd eau apread theta.' Pat"
2:...eats a boa, with fall salideitt directions.
D. 0. Morehead, M. D.,
Arcata. and Pi•npriet,r, 19 1re41.-cr rime, New York.
"Mosegtabl MAGNETIC Putarte.la ',old by •11 Drug
gists, In every Clty, Town Tillage of the Celled
Butte.. 1144,0011 y
/lid-The Great English lisestedy.e.e.Slß
JAMES CLARKE'S CELEIIRATED.IPEMALE
Prepared from a preseriptioS of Sh J. Ct.asits, M. 0.,
yhyslrlaa Extystkrtllnary to ihe Qi .es.
flax isealuable ittedleise uutalling In Moeller of all,
those painful and dangethusiiiseasee to *latch the female . .
couplet/on lesubjeet. It Todentee all excesses and re.
MOOS all obstrunkts, and It speedy cure nay be r..llred
on. - '
To Illoarilled Ladle" It b! pee . ultarly suited. It
sLI. ins shoiitlute, bring to the monthly period with
regutanty.
lf.aeh bottle, peke One lollar. bears the Goterntne*
!,
ni%
Beisinp of Brest Britain, tn:prevent counterfeit
*ir•Theie.^Pals should nett tie taken by Amain du-ing
the FIRST THREE ArOkTIIS of l'agnency, as (hil l y
are lure In bring on ltircarriago, but al any War, time I
they are soft. .
In all cases of Nervous end Spinal Affection'', PAD n
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on;slight exertion. Palpi
Bon of the Ileart, Ilye'tertes, and Whites, them Pills 111
.effect a cure when all othrr
do
bale Ifaited. and .iet
though a powerful remedy, do not violet bon, ell el,
antinomy. or anything hurtful to the eonialintim.
Full dlrectlonaln the namphlei an:land:each Pacita
which should lee carefully preserved.
Sole Agent fee the United States nd Canada, •
JOB MOSES; (Lab; I. C & C 0..)
itoehester, N.. '
andß postsige stamps enclosed to any an-
thorlsed Agent, will insure a bottlecont i aining over SO
by return malt. 1
For vile In Pottsville, by BENET SA'I.OB,I In T ma. !
qua, by E. J. Fla; and by all Dr*lste tbroughou the
United States and Canittaa. Punel9;'3B
TIIE , 9ItRATiLBT
agree Lactea- 31:1faccu;crec
OF TnF, AGE. :
MR. HENN EDT, of Itbibury tam illoeoter
moor oar coramoo pastare (weed's a remedy
cares
EVERY MIND HU MOR,
vao* •
The Wont Scrofula down to a Common Pimplef
it.; has tried it In ore* *derma hundred rases. and been .
tolled eirept in two rases. both thunder humor. /.11: hal
now to his possession over one hundred certitlca s or
in value, all within treaty mike of Huston. i
Tw o bottles are warranted to Core a Dareleg sore
Muth. I
One to three bottles will mire the wont Mud 'or Pitn
plea on Om lice. . - . .
Two or three bottles will clear - t he system or, Dili .
Two bottles are warranted to ewe the *Mgt canker In
the stomach. .
Three or fire bottle!' are warranted to core the *met
?Lind of Krysipelae.
00e or two bottles'are warranted to Mire sit huktor in
the eyes. ..
Two bottles are warranted to Fore running of the ears
and blotches atoong ihti hiir. ' - -
• ,
Pout to six bottles are warranted to eurtotorrupta mid
running ulcen.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin: . . i
Two or three bottler are warranted to cure the wont,
kind of ringworm. ; . .
-
Two or three hot Opiate ' warranted toc ore tint most
desperate cue of rheumatism. •
..
Three to tour bottles are Walla nted to cure silt:rheum.
Flie s to eight bottles will cure the wont rase of scrof
ula. . •
One to three bottles are wanauted' to mire the worst
rase Dyspepeia, I know from the experience Of then
sands that it has been mused by a tanker In the sto
mach.l • 1 1
On.Ko two bottles are warranted to ewe sick bee&
ache. j
to re gulate ato two 'tattles are warranted regulate* costive
state of the bowels.
One to two bottles will regttlate all derangement of
the kidneys - I
Your to eta bottles has eared the worst:eases of drops.
onioo three boties hes cured the worst case of pull,:
• relief is always • perigneett: what a mercy get
lief to such an exCrucia ling disease
Ncreihauge of dlet ever necessary—eat the, Teat you
can get and enough of it.
per
day;
roe: --Adults. one tablespoonful: per
daft Children or ten years; dessertspoonful Children
fnon Ake to eight ears, teaspoonful. As no ;directions
ran be applicable • all constitutions; take suldelent to
operate on the bo ale twice a day..
NANOPACTOIItIII IT '' -•
. DONALD , KENNEDY. ;.
No. 120 Warren Street, Barbaro, iipiro.
•
prlee 114• • •
iffiiFor draggids throng4out the tlefed ititee
deanery 23,'5& ' 4.1 y
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NEW FALL 0601:18 At the “Illie Hive.”
LADIES' , i : _ - o , _ 4 .
1 • ir‘ , ,
Dress Trimming,. •- • % ..f.. ~... ,
IP is e. ai a 6, 1 1 is i 41 .
• ,wip e .-
. - .`...f.
Lab
Al •
a 11a9 Stohe, , -= ...,,,..1...-7.." - ... - : 1 4
• .„ 4,,
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• 'Beats% St 141•11? . 17z77..k : t.7Nernsw.
AdJoilling,the; I 1. ,-7. , 4L-T". /',..- 'i 1! ..- rr I
POTTOVILLR fIGVSL : ----1 ! 1
Just erotical a me and complete assortment of !few 1
Goods of the lates t
and most dwdrable styles for tall and
Whiter, endastio -. L I . '1•• '
, .`"Trlutmlogar of "every .I,..erlption. allugrawirelvet
and 14nIre'AnilOi Ribbons Drees. Buttons, rte.
"Chenille and Vslst Seed Di;mes," new and beautiful I
.• ! . , . 1
• ,
styles.
"Notbrolderlea Ind Urea." cerfebeeti. ~ 't 1 - •
"Fall II eij."of all- Muds, .for Ladling, Gente and
Chlldren'll wear. . - I 1 . • -
"illorecand Gauntlet.," rf every variety. -: ' ~.
"Jet Ornameuti," Pins. Buckles, lirarelets;Cluincete.
'Taney Hair .fins," new and handsome styles.
"Perfumery" and Toilet Art Irles,r of every desetiptlow.
*if-Comprising a most attractive assortment _of Ow'
itherficGoods, ',NEW!' ant offered at the lowest prior. ,
.jo e vOlve the "Bi• my." a tell. and asamlne thi I .
Goods. / ? (Sept. U, 758 .3941 .
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litliiigts AtdthOuci 1
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. NOTICIBIIIe '
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• oIIir3iICTUODIST - IsPIRCOPAL CHURCH, Pam&
I I
ittreat,, Pottrvllkt, Rev. It, E..on.aar, Pastor.._•• D -
nerTkeerery "Eabbath at op. mitod at 7% P.lf.
1 , la-1010LISLILIIVIERAYI cututcu.Marketsiptiro
Pattarilla,4o.. W. ILLaquiritca,Paater. Dirla• aer
aka. la thtsCharch regularly *very Banda,. iloratak,
'at 10% o'clock; availing, it 7 o'clock.. •Waekly Prayer
Meeting, frrialay reeking, at 7 o'clock: I • • '
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air so SWORD -PREAMITERIAN CM:MCA alll
vonblp yagalarly
H t
Ike Assoebtii Ridbrsoed March
Sanding, Market ethpet—Bar. tiallat.' Cots, Pastore-.
tlabbath aroralog,. at 10% **deck; onaaleys. at Ve".
clock. Weekly Lertare.Wedandaymalags,at,6Weloak.
1 ',
' • DIEM. ' • i: . 1
Goo anti ova inns Leten.-At - a, meet lei of the ,11:,
the a. CLOT . , U. of A. of the Stets of reoasylveds,
bold on T4orsda,y Imola& Qpiober Mk IS* the: ibl•
loving prOokble and reedoUotot rift arta medulla-
!mouldy adopted: : , • - , - -..' . '
i l.
Wakes* 'it hatiplemod our Beateltly lather, no 1
more 800 our Brotherhood P. U. 0 .liou. !leo, Clem 1
et.serut,Of Northumberland county, Peolsylvas '' lai
thte midst' of Ma osefultseee, end la the„ prima : Of ;
la ftb
thetelbee, --- -, - . -- , - , ! • :.-
Janthas, That, ski. vs seteabolvily tibia tt±A
elite inside% In galling foam: oath :Oar • died
&other, ;we he's lost *Oland= hod.* frised7=
Wows eirtmeti end eeknoolediod meth hare Indira&
Mtn to it all, hod *boo muse tad 11U10011 shall toms'
cease torhe cherished and mated. • " • .
I,
Scatted, That Iloet. Bra: lfamotir Caw*, *tee the
iftetnerible days of 1641, load Ann* bhoPoolssod or
nal, Beira bleu railed deceo.lsbof to, radar& he Ilfr AD
oar immri,lektUetior lose le Vs etioroal pin. • ,
~
Rooked, That we irlll elm to - Imitate tilt viadride,
duel* Ida toiary r !dim*. sod 'shies foiled hilt 111
Wino* , • - - --I • - i
itordeed Tbat ow ball be hood la aiihrolisg. tlf
Wan 40 Asia , lbadgalkir the pedo4 of Utile mO, la,
that a foot of titers ereOlatioas be wet' to the *tly,
and that allay bahiPublubita ha Ues Spatt of thli aty,
sod shoot Siehwilitll it'd Nottloombedeert
B
.- ._erefraA, That as a ages at oil.* for r lePli ni l
this Wit. Coop 40 floyfilltionio• 41 ' '
, . nvi, D. Callr'll, ;4'. : .'
ttioit—yes. iv: Dist, U. 13 - - 1 ' ; ..f" • 1- -
:__ _ , 'TROVE . 41 ISAKILRIV 1
, - - ,- LillitaTW,
. FAME '.4 , SEIVING .MACHINES.
--:. . [..", ` . •;',J - 4 . ---1. • - '
? • . 1 4 4 it• 11 rt.. Mrlett 630. ,
•-• ', ';: i:-: . .
appi4B:{ , ”^ was, SIM York, •
-pe taut dread, Philadelphia. •
~, t tr,.-
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- '' V rin ea r ee p t or tirade. and &milt ;Reim
4 .4 t... 1.44 gl '., torsi y. atid eleallelly. arkleh
' I/ . citiqrlY•tisity to rib stitch bs rut :They
are adiquitellonably lb. brat4ist tbr IrOkrittt, rot ismuy
too. , • irirdll..NfrOß' CIRCCLAILitti •'...
-! • • Opialons_ef tliittftsc ' -
aria ttbeit %titbit* itircitset-' ' elev.— . Wittisipiseskts
~,a41 . ..11 4 1 - Inik4 4..intsti Otta• - •?.. ifusingtra
.snraiiiosailas hew r oom Na.—mosonet Aries:
Is ibeiatt 4 liiitiwi-4/ittere/earita ' '
A tk ll4 mad ilaa m s a tfi t use- 8w ibtrisarr. --.. .
It traction ailk. s tow, or tytkor.—SpnW'er/dlVrics.
a." *Om IND Ivebota-14,..1vder Hestia.
j ntirallni,ir aidantbl4 ill illi illitihi — Yirrahlahr•
!terra a striate attditiesutiral asam.—Adoilts &Wise.
His =nit wick to wuw.—Lagrawps Herald.
It Is not lis ato tot vat at order.—Rasherne Avail. ,
Puppet , " tri!alay w aferaalt.—Owtland &mast
'Vey jaef if Uhl* the leirlaidelapart Aotteed."
W* *LIMP] if Ils o f under Val szerdtkm—adh.. firtithi.
T. wort la seat sit subablutiaL—Outieffrpwit.
Witi give better tistactlou than any other.—Pb'kerp.•
ZIT•el
• uoir,tt to liar letileita—als -01:Ilkirpnica.
The,bast wows Itt *ls sou atry.- BOstsw Asc.
Not a,slikle stile ' lapin oat.—Magibury Ctostile
bow., - -1 . • •,. ;• , ' [
It pairbislts *oat 'thin'. It elope--Aarnia *mom,
Maasstatiteb tlist will out rip.—tiurritatostw RVlee.
, Wines susable edit* to ii ron.—Jartdi Store Br b•
• ItspidlyrZokqta
griming:la public biror....- Glacial re
II kat ruling tritoi . r busily use.—Clitssatps Myra .
MI Grimm A Briitir; is the heed. ---aricari . . . Guitter.
. TO, *Cot Its 4140 . ....-OSWf , pillerrild.' .
(111. IN 'l4 -. i. l'
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1 II ISSOLUTIONS. -- ....
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4
i bto o r ri . uzip i N b. . , — . The ro tta pb r m r„h . .„ .
„„h.cr.,,.,,,111ini arta ' W.l . = sharp Mountain,
ucar PalelAlto, boa been this day (October 23.1133.) dia.
aolird b . 7 liantualitoneonts • Tbe deddi of tier btu San
wilt be nettled by OtiOrde flictt, by ..,boar tbe business
.rue be liidreattet im cried on, on blo ono ..,coon(. '
- i I 1 CORISTOMIER *OWE,
1, 1 , : I
.. 1 azogait Kum.. i ..
algal i , e t October 30, '35 - 44.4 A
(WTED.
.
,KEI,p; CEtki I( WA.NTED.—A i!sm . pel•
tdai Male Teacher is wanted as PripylVe
e Depsrtment of E obße &hoots of &BOA,. - ;fru
Boredidit. Appl tendons nicelred : until .134 b ?ta t r.
&Med tif Tealtr to compernonlSth Nominher.; - By or
der qr the Boa . t ' t a A. BAT4OIt, Pir.Mdmcf.
tSchnylklll Doren. Narita*, 6.'56 4641
VI / TAN ItD.—J,Feaehers :are vraateti
y .to suppiythe . fuipllc Schools or nag) teirniblp,. -
Schuylkill con9ty. AaDivOing.ot the DirectorY, for mt.
aminmion and election Mill le. livid et the Public Don , e
of reline% Denkler, in 'Mid tonnehip, on Monday. the
15th day of November. Lig. by unlyr of the Board. - .
F ISRAEL DEED.
Yorvatber,ll.l3 y !.
rirEAC,HERS WANTED.--Six Male
Tesehers!gtr o wanted ,I Thodittegton Tp: School
hletrlrt, who ran tear% ;the German and guititth /MP
pongee. The. Board of Directors will mat On Saturday.
ate tuh day ofiNorembir: at the Aimee of hale hatelort,
et 1 O'clock, P.; 11.. hen; au examination will-be held by
:the County thapertutendent. .Sthoole. to commute:l - ou
'the Otte of tigveutbe!.[ll7 order of the Ikatrd.
RYAN J. TIIOIAS. Sirey.
tp,, Octotmr 4140'
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• ,
FOB' SAL E t - ,
.._..„, - 0 L IL
r 4 IRE EIR_ICh i S for Viyo aN,Pu,. ling
1 and Uteet. Furnaces, from the Reading 1 1 , • Vie; ter
triftloW. at the ' ! PIONSIiIt VIM, ACTS.;,
Pottavilleaa 0:19., IMO 4tif
4 :1 1 1 0R p.ENTI----h, Th:ree. sity4
L Erick lionee,ln Market, street, above Th . rilt.
Ipety trf I .) 0 t.O. IIALBEItter A ..
ottrmlllt4 October' 7,14 -; An.a"
f lOR itE&T.L—TRe Old Orchard...
Flour ;Mill, It
is now in 'grit me running
' 0 er.„ ApalY to M. 10. MATZ, on the premiere, or to ~
1 Ili. st4.3IO4,ENBEHGEIt. • r
.. l'ott.ittle: July 3I 'M ..__ ,
..... itty
1 . 4 1 0/1. ISACEi•--SiX.. pairs of 'Aube,
_l_ Troche .111 be ehld cheap fur cash. or Hate with ap
proved wildly. ALM, I valuable MULE. on the MIMI,
teims• Aka,' td i , JOAN lIEGIM. ?matte%
1 l'otUrille, flay 12,';'5!1 • ' -- 1541
VOIVSALE—One superior 8 inch
1 . ,• ' pcd4pumit ulib column pipes thm
and eonnere—
ill reedy 4o be put tete the, u!le. , e. itrillier mold low,-
) 1 444 at the Tamaqua Irnu Work for further Warm.
Wm:
,i ' ' , CAItTER .t. ALLEN.
`Anzust; .. 2l.; '53
r' O R. IRE N 1: .-A: conven ient *
~.J.. dwelling' house, , with stable, 'Dusted in linr
, w.tatan • 4D+L abOve Seventh , formerly oecupirsl 7
IJOhn L. ]actin.. PossesslOtt Oren the tint of ortober
?dust. Eioystre of ', ' •• : JESSE FESTER.
' Pottatitt. Septetaber 1.'38 36.
1 , ..
A I OR $A LE •CHEAP—A tine copy
i
of dVieholson' Dictionary of the Srience of Arcla•
lecture, Puilding, Carpentry , r r ,tc.. from the eariletx ages
o the present time. forming e comprehensive work 01
, teferenee-illlnatrited ix Ith 'MO engravings on steel.
For rA , le at 11. llANN'AN'tnlook .t Rationecy n on ,. ,
il ASIIANGTO PRE.4.B FOR
L. SA LX.,—A
n 'peeond:band Waxhitigion•Prers, :tit,. 6
rise-,pkrtent. 41!giX. .fi incites—bed.ldl VA inches—in
good orderitogether with an in eland With 'rollers itt..
taehediwi Ibe Fold at a restorable price. The Pres/teen .
be tee n at Dogs's& Kirk's store. Arebatreek,aboveVront,
Philadelphia. Address N. D. COLMBIGLIT. A CO.;
. 4 . '. .
Repine 2.3. 'AA . 1 'Trenton, N. J.
as-atil
Tb . tET. , --A -convenientand corn
(o
fottatiale Dwelling House, two story, with badw t
moot etore ground, (hydrant in 'lausentent,i two , romas
on each ithol"3 situation the corner of SchuylkllP Are.
one end courtiand street, the rear end of the late John
Pinkertoo's property. -Dent - moderate. Apply to
1 1 . • C. LITTLE, •
r, Agent for the Owneis.
1 Poi i AiiiiP. Ninber : 1 0.153 44-tf
OAl.t. YARD AT SCIIUYLKILL
C , 1
frti,Vms roa SALE.—The undersigned offers (or
ea le quttr Past bird. together with the estures. good
will and lease--alw. lb...buildings, con staling 01 A Hoare;
PANS, Shedding. 6.. This is one of the most 44,m0/de
t4isirofu intedt iu.thf. VOUlsty". The yard, is 3wit opposite
the PfliwylkHl Haven foal landing.; his an excellent
run tif eustota—a biros pmfartiou of them being farm
ers:tiring to tbe clown proximity to .4y/ryes Veen
Mu. The shedding is sufficient to shelter a large .tock
of yet The other coal yard' hae no sheds. The build
ing Wind locality are well calculated rof a grocery. 'There
hi alio a good hey soar. much used by farmers going to
Pottaviltrs. The stock of awl is..stuall I •
fors,, given imMediately. Apply on the arena._
nett t or to ft. P. U. PAI.M. PALM at SON. ,
Se . nylkill ilaten.SoPt- 2 a , IR Sti•lm
1 .,
T- -- --
1 4' NOTICES.
VOTIOE' I'o SCHOOL . DIRER
-1 1 TORS.—lfarinc been appointed County Stipertn•
tendent of f!ehttylkill County. Directors and all others
interested will call -upon me In person. or address au at
Sch:tolk ill Raven, Pa,. W. A. Ft ELD,
amity Sitperiafeedent.
fichhilkill iliell. Nm. 6,'88 •• 45 3t
- )
Q'oFFICE OF Tug.MT. CARBON
RAILROAD CO.—Philadelphia. November 2, 1885:'
t tiee is hereby given 'hal the A nowt Slettinit of
the Stockholders will be held at thy- (lace. R.. 316 {Pal.
not streed,oP Monday; the sixth day of Deecutber Orlt,
at fl 2 o:clork. A. 51., at.ithkli time an election ki r a Pres.
Idiot-And Right m Manage to 0 eri , r the ens ne 7 ettr
will behild. . J A ff. C. DON N Y.LL, See:Mary. ,
Coyonsber 60113 -' • 444 1 .
IN "the Orphans' Court of Schuylkill
.
county.— .• .•
ins undersigned, AndlloVaPpointed to distribute the
Undo In tbe hands of John P. llobatt. Esq., Trusts* to
sell the real iodate of ROBERT WOODSIDE, deceased..
Deschf . glees notice that he will attend to the duties or
liillAPWwintitieut at hie otllce in •the twrough of Potts
ville, on Aloaday, the glitti4ay of November.. A. D..166f1,
at 10 o'cloek. A. 11., yr ben and where all persona inter.
cited may attend. DAVID D. GREEN, Auditor.
Etwousber 8,18 4641
Wherit We Brasch lit ROt."
1111ASIIINOT011 1 1 / I .IIIP. Ito. 14, of .1. P.Cif A.. of Pa.,
caratanyery Monday Evening. le team/ story Thonip
sou's thll.!S. E, corner Market and Second streets. Pale.
l'e. Board of Correspondeoce. , W. P. 31erec; Wet.
11.$x9cieg i Ctiae-Wienuxuris. P. 31j HODGSON, P.
11. J. PAMIR. R. S January '3B '34y
N -0'14:10E.-Tlie store seeountA, book
. •
de t. due bills, Ire.. of the !Rio Alto State, meted
' , bpi:. EL INERT. hare been this day assigned to the
Isubaeribee. All persons knowiog thennedres indebted
on ! kaki accounts will all and make immediate petite.
Intent with ' • WILIUAU BENSINGER.
! Palo Alto; October 30, 'kB 444t0
A D.SIINIS'iIIikTION NOTICE.—
, ,Le tters of Sdosinistration to the Estate of EMIT
: Tell/IN, late of Pester township.Sclutylklll county,.
decessed.basing been granted to the undersigned. ail
i persons Indebted to the sold Estate will make payment.
and those hiving claims Will present the ouunw i to
i sT
; ' . FICANCIP. DEWELS;Silmtnidrator.
Octohe'r `Z, 'SS . ,
OT CE. —The subseribet - havipt
.
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parchmed from Jitney Pattiin, of Mount Carbon.
on the 12th Inst., a canal boat called -The Jame Patton,
of Mealit Carbon," together with three bay-raules. and
hiving ;caned the same to th'e' sald,-James Talton, all
pereordare hareby.eantkated nottOnoleat mid property
as lit belongs tame. PATRICK InG En.
ittaut Carbon, October =, 41-3t* _
•
oAtIM MISTRATOR'§-Noneg,—
Whmaas, Letterset Ailintnist rat fint on the Wale
ABRAJIAIIB. 7 tate of the Ikintipsh-a Potts"
vine, have berm granted to the. oneerstaned. notice is
Immiaiiirinert loan those indebted to said Estate taillike
ToTklent,and thins Metros statists present them for
settlement. to ABRAHAM ABRAHAMS. .
October :IVO 44 * Sto) • _Admin istrator.
°II:MINISTRATION NOTICE.-+, -
Irbereist i lkters of Administration en th e *stater',
itortrs..ittli of nits township, Schuylkill cos
-ty, *easel, bays been ;rooted by th • lbeigister Ind Ro
t:order of misty, to the stibimibsr. notice
tr Ismsby Oren to all *on Indebted to Wei Mats to
mats ptsowst, And tboos Ming alba sin w a n t
. them for settlement; . HANNAH DAVIS,
Oct.lB, 4”0.1 Atiottyttsfrottots„
IVOTICE.—An Election for Thir
-1:11 ton Dlrectori of the Maws* Beat of POttseille,
la tbeCouaty of flebaylklll, to eerie U. waist; SW.
be bold et tbe Hoses, la lb. lkoottstt of
Pottsville, between the boort ot Tea o'elork, A. In, eon
Throe ( Moat P. M., on' /loudly,bki i i ) Rifteentle, of so.
next. : •
• , • • ' USU. OsediP. ,
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Petterlllo,oetober 7.18 . 414 e. ,
irDITOR'S * N OTICE.—Tito Es.
-- olio of COIl?, deceased.
audlerus, wed ill pawns intresitid. opl lab so.
Met that the undersigned. sprinted Ay the Orphans' •
Cant at Meatier eon nty. Auditor. to mettle and adjust
the rata rod proportions of the assets-In the bands of
Jima H. gmell, cum** if. Trick. and Robert P. mitt.
Aesithetrators of wthmatcol.2. We of mid mall;
to and among the Myers, arditors, ,, areordtag
to attend at the "Montour Hotter, In Ilea
ran, to add aunty, cos Tuesday, the 30th day. of Ito.
taittrr, A. D, irtia.lee the porno,* of performing the
duldetof bb eppoistuteat; !boo sod ewe Toll may
attend If you think paper. JOUR O. iltitur.,
petrol., ottobor 23, MA Auditor.
irirmEN TAKE NOTICE.--411 ,
i =hoo ban a report pal In eirculation two.,
err persona throughout the Ilion tti4thore an
so swot kepi at ale place. I now sable taros= ay .
frith& odd the piano venially, that I 1110 keep EteMee
for the atromatodation of batmen. and will ltildttlea
rad porno is asap la the thespian. and as Good us the
'best: 'far/Ittsentala of mini cater tunosot at the
tt!othk *off.
_ _ .
.31141n0 Salaamlielh Now Jemmy,
GNOME ELKlN:Proprietor.
rslettiswei O. Amami huts that? or Qat Bar.'
tope** 11. 3.5.1ta'
'MEDICINAL;
liOtatll 4V E'S
0 I,IIA i I '1"1 - E RS
BTSPEPSit
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DISEASE OF THE HIDNEVS,
LIVER OOMPLAINT§
WEAKNESS OF ANY K. IND.
. 'FEVER AND ACIfE,.
: 4VERY FARMER AND EVERY
FAMILY has it. peculiar /litter. compastadedc.
s
cording to tome fawn ice realm hooded down from fat her
to we. perhaps. The Matt* that *tonic stimulant is
neeeweary in *very houfw.ls uodispuptd. yet. being ef'D ,
pounded by oust illful hands, often contains elcmcnts
botli incompatible and inconeistiot —tumethursposilitec
ly hurtful. Wis here offer to the psibilcia highly etm•
can rated form. what will exactly sopplY this went. pre
pawl upon scientific prlnciples.enOpoonded of siMplea,
acting in harmony, yet oath fulfilliog Ha own remedial
onlee.
_ .
, .
to TUI ritlitelAtt ii ,here oitertd.ln n - ecinernle RI lot ns,
yet perfectly en re. on. facilord. whirls, acting upon .the
I cirrulat ion. raises the lty the tssfe4 q to th e s toma.
and of health. especially site Say debilitatine stark of
abeam, after depreeeloa codnikeet, 4 ally ioe a t , i re ,.
dental Mum"; an A nti..Vidtstextie. which. will Siporn]
Micoulant tsower.acts with a pectdiar ifsbuenre open tbs.
ntirotus system calming nervous irritatlots.• hew numb
properly.‘wilhout the least tendency to the brain. mod
without that distressing reateiled which is the bane m
mos! tonics—often causing asominjury tban tbeartglual •
idisease.
As a Tome. moderately end pertna.nesetlyeselting the
energies. 41 ell parts of the frame. producing necesrarilp
a healthy increase of the notion of.the itnrinna organs,
(+ardently changing the acidity of the etonsatb, and act.
tog nrrmallyupon the liver in regulating permanent),
the Millar, ecttine,.
Nr
.NinlCK. never expects to and thhsa Umfrage will
I le
be dimppoloted but to the wk.. weak and lomeOritird.
ll - nip prove a grateful aromatic cordial, pommeled ot
sincular resuordrilt primertlea.
CattlenseeTbe greet 'popularity of Ibis delightful ,
Amnia ban induced man, imitation.. which the plablie
should guard simnel purchasing." Be eat persuaded to
buyout thing else until you Mavis given PatlinAVX . P /let ,
Lilco limns." a fair trial. One bottle NM convince Jon
bow indelibly superior it is to Mal them Imitations.
' fir,fold at 11l per bottle. or's': bottles for $l, bribe ,
P BOLE 'raorm.ive one,
•BENJAMIN PACE', JR. 41k CO.,
KAMIUTACTI7 I II 2I4
Pryarmatetaiate anti
PITTSBURG, PA•
Tor We In Philadelphia by the agents—lioffnurn
hlorortg. nice of the rfrestnernt; John Jollity, 22 Rare
street ;,.Pyott £ tiona.l33 North Second street. Alan. lin
Iteadiag. by Miter It Co.: Lancaster. by John J. Loft
1 6 , 4 Votls►llle.Jobb U. BMW° J. C. C. Hughes and
C. W. Ewing: .Santaqua. by X. J. Fry; 1!1 jpermilThr. .
IC. burns, and in Schuylkill Havre. by Dr. IL
cheater. . November 14,44 46.
.. .
I -WILLIAMS'S , .- -
A 111 I-p y s d p Ewr fa iiIOXIIR.
Dympaper on 'I go nig° ea s yepepsy 3
AMORBID SENSIBILITY or the,
4ktoanaeb and itnweln.adtandird with obakina dia
nrdar or the til;:eltive organ,. • .
Vitniepoy and Ito attendant Ills, Bath as
. .21Nuore. lieetoeho,
•
Iliror, Diatnopp of Sight, •
Debility ff (he 2iterrotts Solon,
•
/Int elirooloia.Jaundice,-
• Dal fr e t Apprtiter • . •• •
Weigh 0.7 itt the .C . rlvipth, ' .
INdlutenre. troth fregntnt bele/lino, of wind, ' .
- rrliotert
f eel,
ti,listspe s tiAlind usedsinus of th Bins et,
/Minus I'm itony, --. .
flu mill!, or unasors at th, pa of Mr Stantactio;
Liter ettowittoet,.
Opprr.surion Karr &MI:, - ,
Pulpitation of at, !lean, -
l'a - , a is We pit it( U. e Alosauch, or toeritrds the right side,
Sallowness of Coospl..son,
Iseprussoss :pints used irrieuto*iy of temper. etc..
'Dare in many cases drfied the *kill: heretolore, ot the
hest medical practitioners iu the wend. and many Cure
hare Ewell abandoned a s le c u e ld,,.
Da. J. Wit.U.aws, Chemist and rharmaceultst, atter
studying closely tire , practice of Drs. Abernethy and .h;
Johnson; England, and observingt he nature of the din
ChM ill all Its stages, during
. et sojourn In ; the southern
and eastern reartiuu of thecolted States t avhere It pre—
tails to a greater ea tent than elsewhere. procured from
eou:h hMettetl• tettala roots and herbs. from whit tt
prepared an •.Ettatitt" Which, atter eighteen year" nee
In private practice,. has proved itself more afflntek , us iu
the cure of. Dyeptmey. (lieu any Medicine that'his ever
been prepared in any age or any ditto!, tot the rams pus
P aving submitted it. with an explanation of 11. rem.
ponents to a number or l'hysLians of Philadelphia..
among Whom were the late lire. Joseph flartshorne and
J. C. Siorton. It has received their maim+ approval: and
many of the Medical Varulty are now not nnly meerelto
Ina it for their patienta,but are name, it themselves,
personally, and In their Matinee. An a tonic, it Is une
qualled. and its pmpertlestsre of en Invigorating a tip
lure, that it to given with perfect safety and Witte/MI 11l
the moat tenderimlant.. •
The • Eirste."l^ery gradual. but certain In its action
Upon the organs of dhodlon, the increased secretions ot
the liver. pattereas anCl` mucous membrane of the blot
Mach. and require. that <nay one dues he taken In teem
ty-tUur hours; for enntirMed Dyepepsy can oely be cured
toy arm- brae restot Mg the organs of digestion tr a heel.
thy elate. The great cure./ tact with in curing the ?
moat 'aggravated C/160 1,1" hspepsy, accompanied Kent.
-times with *high grade of hypoehondristas. life 1.00 , -
HAW the MOO unbounded confidence In the , curative
properties of this •I:title;" in .eurrobrwatlon of which ..
iced th e Aglow log ladling.
ATTESTATION; .we. having us.-0 Wlillerns's "Anti.
Dyepeptie Elixir." with the most perfect eatiatacthmapd
euceese, take great piccolo In recommending it to all
person, eulfering! with Ityppepary. as we ire I idly con
vinced of Its Most estimable quelltles„ln restoring the
dim-salve powers. removing a)) pains and nneaslness,and
inipert Mg a healthy tinir to the Stomach:
Jr-ho It. I'eurose,34 SOMA Where're; Canter Morrie,
Tecony; Thntruts Ai Dane. Preeident of Bank of Penn.,
eylvania; Abner Ettnee.llitket street above Sixth; Ed;
ward Rowley, No. 14 North Wharves; Michael Dann,
Superintendent Merchanhe Exchange: flannel. I,llles,
Vranknard lined; Hannah Webb. !Filbert eireet; 11.
N. Sperry.l2 Edward 'etreet; Lawrenee Newbold, No.
396 - Chestnut street. Philadelphia; sch, Yard. welly
Role; Rudolph L'Arni. tiroadwar; U. N. Moine,
94 Water street. New York.
The lint of manes could he extended to almost any,
length. but the foroving IA deemed sufilelsnt.
Testimony of IL N. SPERRY. who was abandoned at,
/newel ide. and give rep to Die. s' •
Int. J. WILLI.UI4—:Peur Sir:—/or liftean year% re
rlotem to 15.54. suffered:a much from Dyarwpsy; that
became completely prostrated, trait In mind Ana: tvdy,
and at length became no weakened I could not attend to
inn huskies:a. and was slaking Into& decline. and it eat
brilt. , Cd, I never could recover; the last medlcal ald a..
procured foe me, and every means resorted to without
any relief. till I wee adilsed to nye your ••Elialr." 110 i
from the time 14ser.an taking It I tresdasill improved
tli I wet. mmo4 rly restored to hotlth..• The dreagal •
sufferings I. endured from Dyspepsy emort deseethe:
Lut ant eoaltd, at that without the use ofin r
I sh o uld be in nog , grave. I assert that I emnly bin
neve your nip Imm an earl death.-.-
l rontinoe now In the enjoyment of woe eirellent
.health. H.
Jen. 61A,166.• No. 1104 N. Third et, Phitad'a.
We, the undersigned. have known A1r.,11. B#erry
forseveral years, and take pleasure In Oiling - that his
nseeition can he perfectly relied on. and that ins our.
Pet Tell know that he has been wonderfully 'restored to
'healttrtrous the brink of thanes's*: and we believe, as
he asserts, solely by the begot Dr. It ••631tIr.'t
Taos. J. CrIANDLIII. ?to. /43 I'bCl/1111 at. •
Jong Envier, Rare at., above gereod.
Personally appeared before ow. (one of the Alderman
of the city of PhlladelphiL) If. N. flegaits. who being
duleeffirrned.doth .depoee and say. that the facts pet
(brill In the abase eertifiente err true lit every part leular.
nworta and aubaertbed tide 6th day of June. lo4T. ,
Illeogiurn ltiti. Akterstore.
The "Male" Is sold In bottles. at $1 earls. or 6 bvttlee
IbrsS. • Proprietor—JAM e 8 WILLIAMS, it.D.
Messiot sod J'AturaleterwiA
No. 4 Snath elotentb strait. M11240011a.
Arles sal* by Joni! 0. nowt, Coats *Oven, Vott*
Eats:nary 20. 'AR
• 14-1 y
mN77'7mwv-m.pritysTl•:rn
TO ALL MANKIND
HOLLOWAY'S. PILLS:
• Does to the alek
The want of a strlind medians, to meet the Ills awl
neensallleo of tho suffering portion of humidity...o4
here entirely free from mineral And ether deleterious pat;
tlelm was w.yerely felt tilt thin an powerful medicine
wen ushered Into the werld nouswese's ittVALC %PLO
P 114.11 have hwome the not:lunar' crease of all nations.
Th e i r st tritalit ft to to PIRITIPT as well in to MI: They at•
tack the A MIS ei ROOT Of Mil complaint. and. thin. by T.
is'nonz the hidden elll2llll. of Mew, Mom tondo and roc
store, the drooping wimples of the system. arelletheg
lure In het task of VITAL and leiretlo7ll4T IMPOSMATION.
The groat sconce ecnt !neat yields 'quietly to
• course of these antirrptic Pills. and the digestive er
rens are nolortql to their proper tone: DO - matter in
what hideous Alive this hydra of &mass exhibits itwlt,
this searehlog and unerring remedy disperses It frrm
that patient's system.
(loners' Debility did 'Weakness,
Frani Whatever cause, LORPIM or imam; and all ofte
afros of a diseased liver, and other dlrorganiut ion of ti.
system,Wnsish under The eradleaUng %deem* of tr,
all polferfatenthrte and deterrent tentedy.
, D .Diserde....
• The peeper quantum anieu n
d right rondltion of the M4l
of moutentou• itntettenee to the health of the bunt'
(mote, this Alrll4flLUlte medicine expels the hidden weft
of the complaint, aid rendition the eulde and fterrt!..o!
"pure and fluent, eledhatng and reeesettallng flu , .
funktiona of ttle body.
nobly _
tbo n te Um. in, ry Inga OW Onto of tbil. fel;
Whim and rawest/ad remedy. wilaAalir may be nl'9
onetplalnt, Kean be takes with sabty 1* all perk4r
and other disergasisalions a its effect). all War
racukine.
• thirefot., r Proof.
Tho teettmony of Natibno to unanimously horns t.;!:• 1
bealtg - ilivlng 'Whiner of his noble remedy. amt nett
cotes In every living language bear witness to lb. ttrft:
stiontrasso of their ramtasic town.
ifolitousty!‘ Pilheare the het rowel!, known is a,
moth( for the following •
Asthma, DroPaY,',' -. Unmet Meoltootb
Bowel ComPlalldat
.hlblillY. " Liver oftfortmes
Conchs, • • Foyer and Aram Lateral vfpi'l"'
Colts. • ' • IMIMIN.OO4II/phdAti
Ch." 4 Discern, litadiches. krtotoo and grovel.
CAullntaaalat Indlgeotton,•' geeenclary
„„OraPptdat Influenza. ' toms.
Lutiammatto'n. 'Venereal 4ftectO
Worms of all kind',
Creattuttuist I—None ore ge ogi.e,"o„,„
ft1 : 6 4 1,1 7 Nee Terk owl letethet." an dleeernoble 0
• allobtr 'erg 10 every leaf of lb* took of directso t
oround each pot or te•x the mom may het plamiy *ea
thglegf to the hpat. d handsome t e nsed a ,
Ito given' to any one rendering such in tett mono
had to the detection of one path or putt** co alterSol
Ing thuoloadlelnea or vending dig tame, tooting theta
to he spurteoe.
Sld al the la aubetoriro Profaner ilotomT•
id Walden Lane . Nov York. ao4 by all resportabla
*"
at
Celts and Amiens in Nedkine throughout the 1:01 1 . ..
Salet cni dot cirliffed -world, IR hosts at 25 math
roots'. and 111 Mat.
to totiot es toklog the
zenlo Isor
N. 10:441441on. lot lb. &Maui* of "MOOS ig , •
Chador aro alllzolt to mit box. • •
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