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It astema strange yqt is nal
einintry has beam, is Still. riled
Ile aristocracy .ef ' mune - 350,1 if
place of ';•governed as it
greetneaes and vast Majority t
log Ithorors. It hits 'therm
through the assistant" of -Nort.._ ~, ,
mereenary office4makers and Irish bellies , the
vioestion Ira boa irate, settled, whieb In the t are,
Chilli:rule. ; ; la the ereantinie whiled's Well.
iPtreeb of Beirstorllammend is thiridering', l ituir
ears, it ii Well to review why boteetion is , As.,,l-
cry to the South, and why wa)Should wilt else
elaw
Eouthettr non-slevithelding brethren , in th eir ef
fort' to secure some thing eliVl'besides merix)egis-,
lotion to foster the existence e and spirted UtiOare t v-
ry, tend fratio?apon us the evils of Frei ,i ltrade.
'the reamins;to be. stated apply directly ItemeVer,l
to the slavebnider himself, end if be Wre , not
'hurdle to his- own interests they woultqlhive
, ,
weight with him. . ._ • . • 1 , ' AL 7 •I
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. The Soothers planter requires a protectino p ot - I
ley, for four reasons. Otte is, that he may have a
home and save market for hie cotton, theficift4,,of
rrhieh is to keep up the vireo!' that Ao: the I
enemy tt,. is gets 'rally supposed, of e,otibil 'vet;
' pou
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Another reason IP, Am rni thersby . : topiTs. pre
' otolitainiog his manufactured good sat iltoliit est
possible living rate, skis the cam, with ed4pres•
ant coarse cottons, and would hatie beet * 64 the
i
rue long before this time with railroarkei }fiber
seanisfsetures,of iron, had the tariff of 10 been
Perinitiedlts stead; to which ii to be tuned; the 1
fait'that American railroad iron is edurltiOlo be I
it liist equal to acy, if not the best; intlil world. 1
dive intim home market, and hoineco4ratition
is sure to bring don prieri to the lowS4 living
point ;the pariietArrosthetrefited hting:iliii Plant-
' er r the firmer, the operator snit th e oichitnic i.
and the party least benefited being thei ila4ufati.:
tares himself, who care never expeet': l ig -realize
more than the average of siX. pet. cent 4 his in.
, recipient, and. Much oftener falls below IE, ',.:
'Another resents why the South slionld s, dendind
protection is, that the country, and the! Oath in
particular, is thus made , inlepettdent
, 1% ease of
war; the planter having provided a hottth Market
for hircotton. England is straining Criry tterve
to he iodbpendent of us; why should grit we also
seek Independence of her!
.i From ph t esctit appear
ances the culture.of cotton te likely lei* .suce"s
fat in Africa '; and when its Malkin* sh 3 ll become
,engaged in that cunploymentithey intrOulqity an•
- amount. of. cotton ntiw littlafdreaued Of,q ' ~„
Fourthly. What is called, the tax riPmni those
who purchase foreign goods', on whichliVies are
levied, fells not upon the - South, bUtyspen the
North, where exists, beyond aircomparO,'n great
- oieb 'omitting such gootls.iiThis tax,
it mils is; for the r4iona above
send corrt' is to the letvest, a
in order to insure a future great
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,i r ,•• itrotactitm foi. tune ma.
.' f 4 a 11, , t0n rnarket tit Ye built up
".i,.. fartirins!teadliffheing oh
a ..etant .fareign 24 uncerta in
' ;the exhaustin g X. 41 three
transportotiun;iintiAr ' n brought
'jai the pauper lahoe•fthe Baltic,
• grain-growing reilons of Eu
ol the planter can :ifl afford to
forttheir tnanufte4red' "goods, •
do „ nstati oth their own way, ar4‘tftlatts boil,
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for mid) artiel*"ing and perm a genti market ,
„ ir i s pro ..4they produce. Tilsit ip owner
use, ns the co t tlutry grows
rich, its power of
i m , tintly increase Ting. foreigtOutturies is
5 4
can be found in the efficient "O f •Ii which,
,Tae shipping interest,: of Engli.h commerce. :
sfacturing interest; ant
decline 7gh the mon.'
• Sy acquit* permanent ,
prosperity when the I n t. e,,.. of
t ii 14. c o untry
i t ! „.1 urntry is
placed upon y a pertannent7 4
A iouttudu l fallacy exists th y {; A • .
en* Masa orinterests iaat tis!fierlPrrrteermr! of
Teti: is so far from the eass, ' L lt e ( ! f 'other "?
interest,.that uf iron, for instaa '''. qt!`.• tingle
.iy, proteetedi every Other interest eolnplete.
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braetited.
~Who would 1?e injured .he.grently:
Prom who require' cheap iron ;44 14iiinlY but
proposition whir is self evidentjt Witt not !
in onsirated In the; case of coarse etittout...'n de '- '
_-!f l' other
articles, that when we have the:haute n ' 0 1.
eared tin sit, borne zompetition ia l iltil sue* t - :Y .
down rires as the light is to f?Il l iA life rise. "i''
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The agricultural interest is not inju'irld, for
requires newYorgee and mills taitivitine its , ..
:ducts. Alecitanica end laborers lo all kinds cw,
not he injured by whit bring' thqM employm6
our professional men and naerch4ts,.!•ho ;relit in'
no small. degree on the Muting :iplaises [Or eup:
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Nu one would be injured, that . ' bat every 'one,
benefited, if only the tingle aft4le it,l' irl i on Was ,
protected, and ell;perharo, inorsiAhan the manu
facturer himself, who would seat' net. Mills ! con , .
etantly arising around him, to tailuce his' pr l ofits.
The idea that one interest is iniated by what ben
efits antither,,is • fallicy whic*.fit VVould hairdly
seem • possible for, a man of liner" reflection
and observation to entertain 11; • !I
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The true principle upon wiiio a traffic should
be framed, is this. In the firstipla,4 l , , the great
iron, woolen sod cotton inter4s, together i,with
whatever elie we are lona condtilon.l to tnan)tfaC
lure, should be completely. pro4teiti., The 'effect
of this Is to develop our resetfi'eee, itreattsa,mar
kei fur lie planter and fartner,Li‘tuitiply nir .la
borers, reduce the cost of ok ! 'ufaetured f oods,
tn
and add coorottely to our weal, h and means of
ri
consuming foreign !exudes, vrbicA:Mtn neither M
produced nor mennfnCtured ri l tilhoMe. 00.Xhestr ,
luxuries let the duties bmplacS4. '1
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A see., few It.yeekunder suchj. system. t'odether':
with our great nail, .al ndvalti gm.' anti arc itu
mensal flood of etaigratimi nor tti in upon tie,
would soon give us the foretnlei rank atnunk the
nationv,find make them our tiClituri and tribute
ries, instead of being"debtorigind tributaries to
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them. - . . ' '
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'As it ir, by the adoption 00 folic system. wi
'find ouraelves, witht.ill'ouruntinralleled advanta
gee, yearly falling behind, bet more deeply
to debt abroad, and embarrass l Mi and deMoralised
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at hope, with a governmenqfulling into hank - '
ruptcy, as well as cOuntless i4irvidual'a; 1,6 O re::
noire a national htokrert law 1.1, set them free,—
Ilnw long would the crudit itf our government
sufnee to carry on such a War,is that in the' Cri.
inea,.or in India, . w!..0.11 lintott-•hus and wile
.come out of striingCr th.to sl;', Went into them ?
We may safely ati.a•-•r. mtt ti weeks, to say
nothing of mouth, or year... li; , .
" The protective pitli..y hits' Plicq np wealth and
solid capital in -England unti l? she can buy and
sell a large part of' the world , ' " reduce us, with
other nations, to a state ofAtnparativo depets•
dance. Thie.is the.poliey, str4eh our government
should adop t, and is one wllllch the continent
nations of lEtirope have bragl ii,ince rolmte.i . in self
defence, as the only meani:,tiy which thereon
ale. •1 , 0 ' '
maintain, titeit own recuritylalid independence.
There . inciontrorertible I'B4 are recognised we.
know, by.the'large magi oflOe non-akvetohlers
of the South, and are alowlTo l hcaring wipdecomo
* fruit. Ware they apprechttetil by the planters et
the South, we ehuuld heard 4es goveonadi iron
- that sectiln of the/Union, alll , l have wander ef
forts to *enure What will. tonteetihly, Imneat
both North and Routh, an ile4quateNatirrivii Pro.
- hsetlee. Tariff. It must ter, ninong t the
invoitant homes of the ign of 1860:
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. A New Scninlr..— The r Int untnAdininteirn
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tiqn PUCO4MieJ Wale North ' re placcd.the Sinve 7
oci
. i , -.) :ii it. mettle tor.icailict rim:eosin* if put
' 'Oil,. the itOti slareriseritimeht and that desiring .
...a tai priAcition to the lit end bu.iness of the
country. 111 Plan it, to tt . ,r to the commercial
or te.iff •iuterest accortlinOto their tbeoiy, dm
project of further cniargeolient. tooth, by OA
bringing in more States i nioreated in producing
the setae staples, with thaunth, whether theie,
staples be eultiested by ids l / 4 4..leboior' free, the el:,
tat 1 oint being the admitelliti of Stems produr..
tog . otton, ease, sugar it tobacco, in order to
strengthen the Suutb WI ite esistence 'to a bird.
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It it not plain, even eappoiteg that the plan might
he tutertaited, what bet4t our- manufacturers
would elperleiee by thentlihiesion r 4 "Ceiba and
•Cslrtalis 4 the Meilein et/Ors."-' Without a bird,
,it would only be oirening •illiew morkela in which
..or tuanufaciiners could 41VID . !to compel* closely
, irth the manufacturers; 4the world. The bait
will Oat laikr. Wis an thOuunitl; oppfred to the
eitension ul our_siave l erii . ;" sod se in this in.
omen 14 would he eontOtely duped, tbellorth
will be". "none of it ''
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Jarb Ybort lb the email la killiai Yellow Jack.
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On the Mb altimo r lion.ltinies 11. Hammond
or'"iLud-sill" fame ) delivered Si speech at Barn
well COurt Boasts, South Cie Had We the
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• apace in epare we would publiab the speech is ez.
teneo, 'to prove fully and Senator Seward, has
draws a lice of policy foe. the; Ere. States of this
- ,Union to which iu jostle, to our Intents% and for
'oar tumor *bleb shorld hi, cherished more than
life, we most wecomprosaisingly adhere. A Att•
gle paregrepli however, in Senator Tletamond's
speech Is to the point, mews; proceed to quote it.
la Wieling of the posaibiliti Of the defeat of the
slave;helding power to 1860, Senesce says :
"ft Is clear that the elevehelding Satire of thii,
confederacy, whatever hue+ they may chutes
to Wear by et teething in-alliance with a majority ,
of non.elaveholders now so inflamed aphid them,
moil ever 'outfit all tlmesbtild^their deettoiu It.
their own bands. ;They east! suer petreit any
foreign power to legislate in reference to their
peculiar industrial aysiem, Whether, to abolish or
to modify, or to impose undue' itordeSion it. Seel
rlegislatioti must be resisted With all oar seen*,
;and. Without, regard to - any 'Contumacies's. 11 it
''shenl44o happen that the free States of this Uni
ons being now sod always to be, in a majority, do
estahltsti a political line tietWeeo tba two *simians
and the twii systems of lahor, legislate upon it
and maintain it, then they .will constitute a power
as foreign to us as any nation in the world, and
we Cannot submit to it. • Whatever the weak end
Acreneolue eolonise of .ntherl countries may have
submitted to, before these untibern States will be
placed in the condition of Si:. Doiningiior Jantai
ea, drone at • all .nyproxitailing to itfliley will
rend this Unite' into. fragitents and -plunge the
world in ruin. It is in their' power to do both, fur
thewerld cannot get ow Without them; and, if
ruthless fenatielsto and , brute force 'combne, un
der whatever names, and with whittever authority,
to ride them down, they will earrf with them the
pillars of the temple of eie,ilissition, audifutee a
common fate on all maukind."
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.S , lsSy a battle hire been. Won, and lost again,
• by ;overweening eunildesiesr;by reckless Funsuitpor
'lsyi teroiog aside fur the juke of spoil. Let we
All into none of. these errors ; fur we are still Its
the very heat and turmoitl of. this groat conflict,
and alt might yet be lust.; What I wish to im
press upon you,is, , that there is him, for effort—
,triumph for union, energyind pereeveranee."
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"After whit, has been achieved by a divided
Si'ioth, sow that it is almost thoroughly united;
now that we have a President and hiwCahinet ; a
majority in both Houses of Congress; a Supreme
Court of the United States; and still hosts of
allies in the Free States, tin substantially concur
ring with us in our ciinstrOctioM of the Consiitu
,
lion, and under, it'a obtigatieta earnestly battling
with us for the Inginienuice of Our rights and in
' tereste—we owe it to our dountry, to ourselves, to
•the world and to posterity; to cost-aside all weak
fears; all petty or itnpranticable issues; all mere
j wrangling and vituperation, personal orseetional,
and move torwitriLwith the dignity of , cotacious
strength and the calintiti4 of undoubted epursge,
to the overthrow of every false theory of (Learn
went, and every ettotimental scheme for, organi
zing labor ; carrying wiiilll). the •Conatitution of
our fathers, and if we care, their Union."
This language is certainly, to the point. Not
in the leapt to be misumierstood. Ili means eon
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titued Pro-Slaver y aggperion, 'and retention if
.Mttivilile i of thir Federal46vvrisment. The Sena
tor alr r eady predicts in hit speeeh the dissolutiiin
of that great People's tlerty which but recuntly
swept the most imports+ of the Free States, and
his prediction would seem justified from the me:
tion of a portion of 11111 prtiss of the cities, that
appear. alarmed at its recent temerity in 'deuce
,ting thei cause kd the free .workingmen of the
North. This speech of ISenator Ilatninund con
'ainces us yet more strongly, that the true position
hap been assumed by Sinator Seward. andtbathy'
It Freedom must Progribts and become National,
or fall end exist but in name, in our history.
Ai Our readers may interested in 1101131 i ad:
ditional roints,of Ilammond's speeeh,we
will review !tient brief s „; The Senator helde,ept
he 'makes it the basis I,i tar whole politicsland
social philosophy, "tha ) God created negrous fur
no other purpose than to he hewers of wood and
drawers of Wanes, That IV, to beehives to the white
race." lo that opinioti!we cannot logcwe with the
Senator. Senator HaMinitud declares that, when
the KUM,/ Nebrasta.biii and this repeal ..f the
Missonri prohibition were first proposed, he re
• : arded them, and hol;denounced them—though
not then in public life cite"fraught With delusion
and - trouble to the South." Sagacious Hammond.
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why did not the. itdot4itted •South listen to yon,
for Son were right ! Ile•ftirtber declares his total
disgust st the attempt; on the part of President
Buchanan and the * l)ouicre'tic party, to force
Kansas into the Uni4 under the Lectoopton Con.
stitution, as-a taunt nseless and 'earn impossible
operation: Senator Hammond confesses to have
held the opinion thatthe South herself ought:to
havisiticked:ibe Lectoptun Constitution out l of
Cungrers." Undoubtedly. Why finish° nut listen
to the sensible Senatue and du it? Ah, why ?
Again, Senator Ilautibutot huld,s, and so tells the
good people of I.larceli—there baying been, it
would scow, some complaint it his having voted
for the English bilithat the submission of Abe,
Lecomptun Constitution to the people of Kansas
was unavoidable, and'," couldl not be possibly got
livery from. 'Again, tbe rejection Of the Lemont!).
ton Constitution by ; the people of Kankas Was
what Seriatim Hammond '"expected," witatt he
"rather desired." 4tr. Senator Ilituuntiod, began
political life, it seeri;s; a most decided diounionist.
La held then that theunion was desirable iti and
itself. Action thislpoint, he professes to have
lord his mind. Ile now •holds that disunion
Ateost dangerous and desperate remedy, to be
till the last nt ! pluent, not to be resorted to
t !! thing else bas been tried end failed, nor
till r- atieot i s i n aliment extremity. Ile de.
ella nr•l self to he satisfied that an overwrite!.
r
ity of the South "decidedly prefer to
"in llll i_ • Union, rather then incur the un
known c d hatards of setting up a separate
4 " ° "' t•The great body of the Southern
people," 1 " i Its his itarnwell auditors, "do not
leek tiisuniont Nilinot perk it as a primary!
object, bovreva' ;aptly they way accept it mil
an ahriln i, * 6 " r than submit to unconstitu
tional ihr.idgemet,, their rights."
. Bcualur :ltsw l ot also of opinion that the
legalrOilyning of t
oArricati Slate tra d e is an
impractichle thing, h -. though he does not di.
rectly say it, ho rermi4,lotimate that, were it
practicable, the &Ili ) gain nothing by it.
Moreover, he thinks that c' i l t wore slave territory
. is- out of the toestion.l4 l 4 o and Central
America-are already popullafrican slavery
hex been tried there and has , ' The idea of
, establishing'Slave States in th , :kearter is wholly
chimerical, He FCell many datA t t o the South
in the acquisition of - Citha, and sleisetages to th.e
South, even in that AfricanisatiO v ci t , which
was such sihorror,to' Mr. Buchansi aid the Os.
tend Conferees, and l still is, to so Mkilfouthern
declaimers. Cheri the sugar cultivat m a n Cuba
and a.wide field • would he opened to sugar
planters of Louisiana and Kansas. &Ai; he
.entertnins,sonte fears lest the killing•uff t iet eet
hich prevails on the 'Cuba sugar plentati a
negro not lasting them more than five or six! t iSe
on, the average—might result in drafaingli
Southern States of their slaves to supply the a:
astiahle maw of 'Cola—A:tug drawing away (roe,
them the only solid basis of RepubliCan. Govern
ment. and the basis also of that Southern pros
perity of wh ieh „ toward the enl of his . - speech, he
draws so brilliant and flattering a picture.
sides, he thinks that, if Cuba is desirable, the
Lest chance, io get it is ,to leave its acquisition to
the North. The North, he thinks, "mare fanati
cal in its love of moue, than even in its devotiOn
to negroce," may be led' by its love of molasses
and its hankering after the profits of a free trade
to Cuba, to lay Violent handl yet upon the Fbief
gem of the ) Epaulet' crown. The • adriee which
Senator Ham-mood gives to his brother slavehold. l
ers.ii :nor! sound anti judicious. Ile titles them
to abandon' at once all the outposts of aggression
which, for the last ten years, they have been push.
ing against the North. No more Atetupts at the
forcibh, creation of nest Slave States=no more
plots fur stealing Free Territory—tm more annea•
ations—ne more vain and empty hopes of retains
irg an equality with the North in the Senate.—
Let the Soittiabandon at once, and forever, all
these vain 4esires and suggestive operations, and
rat lk take up Ii purely defensive position. Let
the slaveholderit retire withirt 2 tke ciladeruf their
Constitutional rights, and trust to the honor and
~.justice of the worth not to assail them there. Our
wise &newr throws oat alt chase 'additional non
lolatiOns,:-1. "The North ltas never united long
no any policy." 2. In his opinion, the Abolition
agitation is'On its last legs, both in this country
and in Europe.
Until ttwquestioto is settled, which 'ball rule,
550,000 slavehorders, et the , millions ut.,buri!
sleeehulders of the Union; it I. quite I)(4AM-e
-ast Mr. Senator lismtuond will Ind the North
quite as united is the South.
Trim Warbin i gtoo MINAS elites with approbation
au 'article from the Riehmt.nd Zilystiner, whleh.
In view of Ju i dge r p4uglates assertion of the right
of Teriit.vial:ll.lgislatures to exclude Slavery,
takes she ground that Cinvirrois Wait laterfere to
prouot the institution end sopplyvhe legislation
withheld by olio derelict Territory. t Intervention
for the potpies of affordiog suck - itiotectine Is
declared to bill fuadentental prinelpie with, Xlie
South. Thielprobebly foreshadows a new ~ deuce
to extend Slseery through the power of)ltii
rat flloveniatat to delenee of dm pita4iple of
Pvpshie Bortrsigots. ' f c i t
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e~r~ ~as~caot~~s ~riscs:
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iloarr's Lauf'. 13001 ale , bet is a very ft* num
ber. it contains fiftrose on • Wags, alickr.differrat ar•
tioloaiitivestoou full length . • of isibloooolud ono
.11dri,edpagea two graving% "Clutduwa for
lb* Rick" and marlanaaa the P00r...! an , TNT Prett7
a;ud amootwials, anti !adore • sib tredtton'the deshreer,
and the propitster of tbr • die. RD would augur%
thattbia la ea azealleut the to seheertbe ter Iblarldaly
pepsdar itegeslee; -
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focal fairs.
lifirAipointanst.-4beri ffothrt has apnointetnit.
limas Bowen • deputy eider Mm. The othetlen Is
en excellent one.
oar thibicribers to the • 1 4ilid Ammbileir t is
Winter, sin mooted to • ateberenneylepia lsil
this evening, 6114% dell* for the' purpose at Acting
• Boast of Minagers. , ~ •
t
411iirPrrisapt Settlement.— le lasnratire spun the dam
age santained by blew*. slat k Co.; la th e partial
distraction by linv of thei r t ook of clothing on tbenth
lastrial, via' paid,on Battu y lasi la gill Borough, 4
the (Ace ot the Loudon $9l Liverpool lnsiinince Coat
P0D,....
„Hog the various - tattres of
7.llbited at IV) Town Hall
. It is palotod on thtse thaw
sci to be • ceeditable work
doe is reatosable. la the at
Ailed at ',deed rats.
iiTA Pitasrassa Must
the 31aslcsa yrar,
lads 'demon and events
sand test of canvas, spill■
of art. The plan of &deb
Woods, scholars
Sil i •JFlstai Raffles, A •
of last week, Jacob Akh,
ilroad Cosipaoy, vas
lined. The unfortunate
elsildreit. It appears
by ears kolag is opposite
efforts tossups, was nut
t atCrossoon.—On iriday
employee of the Ulm Mil
n over by • Irian of can and
lINITeg • wife Rod eleepe
wie caught on the track'
*lion; and In Ms confaiii,l
Fever.
Cai with Jok •- ` —Tbe Mi.
t an ex of Ore damp
11u7 on t > lib last, whoa
NMI and Wm. Riles sere
tbe 431 b, having a alb sad
Heft arm, and bark aro
' , elopes of litrirovery,
diy-Fira Damp En:4m.
nerarllle Advocaat rays
took plate lo Ittr...Kear'o
two men named Thos.
burned. Oegdod died o
three children..
badlJ burned, but there:,
Escape.
Wagon with two horses
the trick of the Reedit:
sett, a toeostothe on th
Mips one Instantly.
fortunately was not In
watchman at that polo
-itteideot *add base
Ttleattay -es a farmer in •
la hed, Easatlemptintterross
Railroad above Sehoyitill the
down tryrek, 'Arndt the horses,
ha *m em coatainiag the man,
—rd by the angles. Had the
teen attaediag to his daty,y
avoided.
T.—Mr.llenrJ 6. Robinson
Invented and patented, a very
t, adapted I. the Instant dir
siroungefat Cbia
of Schuylkill Waren, •
Ingenious little *nitro •
tectiou or counterfeit -
ereedingly Martel, it h .,
pocket, and will tiontal
mint drops. One of
Dan'. store. They are
Tea, where &elite to
by addressing William
.1d dollars. Besides Wag er
convenient size to cerry - In the
a limited number of the ilttje
detectors eau be sofa at Baa
-1
eisoubletunid at Ha
be supplied at a liberal diacoant,
Robllama.
Om;
Col. V. B. Ksercher so
rough, were on a hu
lifountalo, Como three
sfugle shot brough.J
two buridryd pounds,
The latter however,
bears are more our..
than for several years
the sychners Inoue'
thy of the hunter's e
Raw.—On Wedomoday while
Womeisdorf of this 80.
Sing expedition on th• Lotted
ilea frouLdshiand, Mr. W. with
down 'a One buck weighing near
id shortly atter wounded a dos.
hey did not wore. .Deer and
tie in our Mountains this Cation
at, and it n may judge from
In by Mr. W melsdorf, well wor
lions to captute.
y 4ccidaa.-013 Astordo last, RS
. 1 ears •as passtag aver 'Os West
ilifir•Shecking Rail
a train of Ambient.
Branch Rallroad,op
an axle of one of the
at the same time, th
completely wrecking
tote of the accident
lioffa, a brakeman
the train and had
wieelorribly magi '
children , and rt.eld
terra' d oh Minday.
to the colliery of John titillates,
lare broke, and unfortunately, alto
coupling parted, piling up and
hirleen rain.. A Inelaneholy tea.
as the Instant killing of Abrahini
the train. Ile was thrown under
bead cut off, besides bring other
, . Hoff* wee a widower with no
et etymons. Ills remains were lo•
JO-Win/se/ twigs
weekienow has fill
ethos we went to pi
peel, of an thlfa
record for i he week
is.
ls fairly Inaugurated. During the
en In respectable quantities, and
plast night there was every prof
f ;cued fleets Our thenntinetrical
a as follows: ‘
P. It. & I'4 Temosant Omar, I
fintuytranor Ilaa. At ledge. j
• .M. 2 P bt. 7 P. M.
sat, Nov. 11. 3: 412" 3rd-.cloudy.
lion, .. 15. 26 ao 24 -snow.
Tues., " 16. 21 2B 28 -cloudy.
Wed.." 17. 30 30 • 20 -clear.
Thum. J.. IS, 26 34 27 -cloudy.
Yri, X . 19, • . 32 32 -." "'
seen. ~-._ •
AV-The ,xerelso, f the Pettirrille Literary Society on
Tuesday evening 1 , Inver very Interesting. Hee. -31r.'
Colt delivered a ph reophical Wear° on the necessity of
piety to mental p . rem and health. It repriced as it
merited. the undir Jed attention of the large auditory,
and made trdoeide impression. After the lecture Minty
W. Poole, Req. rea a selection fri* 'Malaise. lt 'asap.
proirlate and well d. The °trial** closed with a de.
bate oir the qurati • ;•'could any adirantageons /obit".
tut e e for the dead I nguaget be Introduced in our /ISOM
of liberal eduratio • r with Messrs. Hughes and'ilowen
in the aMrsnatlve. nd Mesa**. Washburn and Gowen In
the negative. Aft r a spirited contest, thequestion was
decided by the in, gee in the negative.
oeded to Olen bir
Cotuwbtap Intent
pony of that plow
looking men, and
Slagle was unable
non-compliance w
to be composed of
acid that each nisi
a citizen. The mit
next Battalion e
will form pail c
Schuylkill Count,
County now rank,
ly taking preeedel
spirit
yrho rrday Major James Nagle pro.
u for the purpose of lospecilug the
,• newly organised military coos-
The company is template& of floe
yas in effective toodition; but Major
;to Inspect It In toluquenee of its
,Ith the law whkh requite a tompanT
'not leas than 32 meti. rant and 1110
et must he atlsast 21,years of age, and
•
tor of tourer, will he rectified, and by
pregame the Columbian Infantry
the effective military etrength of
. By the way, In that respect. this
nectoitd In the Stale, Philadelphia on
tee. It speaks well fur our military
w obse rre
Mail In Ilingtow
hat • meeting was held on the 2d in
, for the purpose of making arrange.
o unitarily, Mr. William reeky, whose
• r buildings were destroyed by fire on
et butt. it appears that i lir, Pegely's
bad been refused him, fh consequence
log erected a building' adjoining his
• distillery, after the poticy had been
we sympathise sincerely with Mr. Yege•
conviction is impreased upon, us that•
building for distillery purposes was
destruction with his other property,
t. • We are not of those who palliate
he, higheif or toted of mankind, and
those who engage in • ,denorslislog
pe, meet sooner or later, retribution.
menus to assist p
grist mill And of
the 10th of Aug
insurance (F/500
of Mr. reply' ha
mill, intended f.
granted. While
ly to his leery
of the erection of
wrong, while its
ice a Judgme
wrong nit hekin j
wi betters that
trade In my eh
I ay Tbankeglaing was duly obeeried in
eliglow. irerrices were held in the earl
, he Soho ot,Tempereoce in proceelloo,
~ procwrdcd to thekdoirst Presbyterian
1 ttry listened to a diseocirse trim the
.•oot. The Scott Rifle Company paraded
1... r target practice. 'There were some
in the ranks. and the Company looked
the target practice the first priaeian"
turkey, was won by Xnalgn J. Blakely,
-, Company medal, was won by Sergeabt
the evening a delightful Festival for tbi,
Wirt Church of this Borough; we. held
li. The teenagers bare Arms issued the
d• On Thus
this Borough.
out ehurrhtis..
•nd with rugs!
Clineekoehere
Rev. Joseph M
In the morning
twenty:tire we •
very wan A
eighteen pools
The second pri
Joe. Quinn. I
benefit of the •
el the Town II
following :
A Cara.
of the Baptist Church tender their most
to ihe.Ladleg of the Community for their
ihutions toward", the Yrlttivel, and for
The Slam
sincere ihankal
goierour COD
tbairrximan
for their 11ber
i r Oaring the stetting—and to the .public,
1 pstrOnage.
ring Kre. i bill was given at the Armory
on Artillerists, which was attended by
from Reading. ) .• •
idsnt we witnessed during the day was a
ppesri that as Ur. Wells, of All ooo sTilloe
eg town through Mount Carbon, a wheel
struck the . fetice dividing the road from
, upsedtlng the vehicle aid throwing out
$.(41.1, tiien started, and running rapidly
, took the road for Mtnerarille, where we
tattitdjogtit-up. Ur. Welts was not in-
. On Tbankit,.
St the .hi . l
Mreral gurPti
The only ne
•aartay. It
1.1,e approseb
ottitsaulkey
thed•wa"
Mr. Y. - The
through ow
oP,Pposeiea
In The CI
our ritireaa
ride.
..onirthePoktivrille Cornet Band &Toned
th come Rood daring ai street pa.
4 1 - 3" , hip .01 flic &huyLL VI antoty 71michf.rs' Is.
slifele.--,dl Piele‘lhe Prevldent. Called the members
to order it OA:St .. Aow. 4tb.. The minutes of the Lest
esvion of the Inititits , were read and adopted. A. 1.
ii
. Seltzer trai4boun Strelit . iry,pr9. tem.. .
The Pres ent, Mr. Fs,l4, delivered his insivorni ad
dives. '
, . .
Mt . Phlll ps conducted seßzervino In theirlemente of
the Latin ! f easting° with a tikss of boys from the Potts.
♦llls High
Mr. Mel. occupied the remelt/let of the tuorulog see.
sloe in p ; wading questions 41 Mental Arithmetic,
,
sod obt lalog'aolutluaa from A* membe ts.
AFT/IMO:! StSIIOi, #l/".4TR.
Mr. Ile called op a clam of boys; who bird been un
der his eh mont &boy Mill these. did proceeded to 11-.
lastest& Nile subject of English Granular. Ile required
his elan analyse sentences, and pat them 18*C:tenting
after the Inner of (Raft. dome murk' were made hi
regard to e.word Oust; some platelet ma compound
.relallre, • alvalent 12 that whia, or, the Gong sasica,
*theta con Iderlng it a' ord palming it doable Mike,
to be pa Prat as an antecedent sod than as a rata.
Mee. • . ' ' •
i .
Prot Ttliro, of the Unttardty of Petinsilvanis, dilly.
i t
' end a re on the ‘Alpbabet of Mineralogy.. Ile es
ptalned t simmer testa by which ininetals may to Ma
lin/di front. each other- Quails fdt last gee, rt.
ambles donate of time In appellant*: bat It dam
ad deer , upon th e appfleatkm of entitle II Is bar
der, and snot be remtebed trith a linttr. The relates
hardness tattletale mu determined by their Scretshling
each o f . th'se)d it eras objected to illeteralogy-that
It rontalnrl hard name* of Latin and arena might. The
mason wiritigilsh Dames wens aol used was that Many
ailiyeats had ao EDO* names; and tbia,tbeerteuttge
names bids meaning indaeignificanee (which vu ewe
dernbiodr i lsitreed men everywhere. Ile eshltdtadqrs.
elands of of the common alums* mach aa ?mk t
Hoentdeep, Quarts, fie., and also some el Use compownd
ealuerals reeks which they form. i
Mr.. 11 • n gave instruction In rending In petals*
wheals. lie proceeded .Prat to Asir the dilleultlea
which t • pupil has 't4. overcome in older to Win on,
lairria e • reinitinz teem two tautest.
!int, Fork Towel his want soeude. A for bateau's.
has at least 4 distinet muds. Some Ortioepitia glas lir
ahem 6, and Worcester: Ow It 7 "'lna& Tb• II"
number of toiceisasiadi given by any author is 11%, and
some of these am ;variously modified by the oatmeal:its
that prated* or follow theuis owing to dm p0e1110111,44 lie
voesi organs In a - daring those at ' Zdasimies—;
pwa: and due, Mobs rind bake. four and isa,Sids mat
tabs, The es in the first, word of each astir has its tag ;
dlpthongal enema, rts heard in unit; but it. is, Miceli 1
to ;belt the same wind in .tbs sersoad word of each
pair, and tikes, •bo attempt it, vmerally prouonned tlaell) 1
1 JpewOciate, shoe. brbilai.ike. , itusedisy is presosimed
•Teilimesdo, assamamadinne, its.4l; proasneiition ark
tasted 1 1 ertaitiou ; bat wo ow I pregame. r",i 10111 0'
venal, it at the pent day. After a, ' the soma ,
• laintive, and lbws b • trationey to give st the sum.
maw* alter Usumalsi but this is not the nee when is
Siloam a labial or poistal—as la pun and mile. - t
The second ditilialty slues from the but this the Nude
sound is reprsernteal by dlliersiet Wars. The 4cMg
ballad of a hiberud in alt the lobarldg words .4,914,
Ad, sifk, aid, pay, preps, break. tar long soot 01l e
is head la the dikmind v—me, see, vial, et" ieit+,
Amnia, eatipaan, meakier, pay. There are aphe .b.
semibreve? . Ave ways of representing melt vowel sout#l.
Several of the' consonants also have more thaia one
sound, and snip be represented by other letters, example
—• has the sound :of k is cubs, of sr in mat, and is
mound of sln ! wt-elan., Buses Um darally of learldri
the kaglish language. 1-
The proper moods of the *cede cannot be determined;
frost' their spelling, nor thi spelling from the eessa ' tisr
and consequently both must be learned by mictie gi or
. from the teacher, and committed to memory. No wady
'presents so many difficulties or; requires so and shill
.and patience, to teach it sueteerfuliy, and few persons,
if any, can be sald4h have attained It pertivetly, so as to
ptuaounce aU words according to some stawdard ait4or.
Various methods tare been adopted to terihing : fhb
bradeb. fly fibroid keg method the pupil Is regained
to *vomit op the alphabet, both small kitbag and capi
tals, and then go through tbi spelling book demi he
tOMMetiONII reading. It is to be hoped thatifew taishers
now tallow airs method: - t
There is another method, highly reeotaluesdal by
those who Dave used tt, called the lishonetie neeihuk, ilia
whhsh each sound Is represented by a digniant chamber.
Alter the pupil has been timiglt to reed in ;this oseaser,
be La put to reading beads printed in-the etimmon o ltrell- ..
lag.
The mom common method pursued at present, lb for
the pupil to anerneoce minding may lesion's ass so4l as
he can proponees easy words sleight. The method 'par.
sued In Germany and by some educators In this country - .
bdoubtless, the best and most rational. By this urethod
the pupil is tat taught a few sample word., with welch
he is already familiar, such es cit. dod, mother, biller,
brother, isliter, Ae.. Ile may be taught by aseadlof a
book, eards,litoclut with titters on them, or the qv-k
-b:aid May be used for this purp.e.e. The best trolls to
vary the method, using cards at odetime, book; ai an
ether, sod lb* blackboard at another, Ac. Theise
1 ter
the virlarty of ways, the greater the interest *set In
the pupil. The pupils should he examined daily, . the
g
_ sounds of the language. They shountto build inglett
all the wounds correctly. Lot one pupil glee all the
mends of a repellant them after the teacher; thin let !
the mat t 0411 repeat teem, and so through the nags; '
then let the class repent gum in concert. ,inery the
sounds of the vowels are leari;eds commence .'with the
consonants in the same way—then join a vowel sir and
and a consonant sound. as—at, tr i te. As now as they
have learned a 'few words, teach them to spell theorst both
by letters and by sounds.. A sk them if they dui seen i
• dog. Then tap them that you wilt put the name on ,
.the board—Dog' Then ask thou what the does
and write their answers on the board.M—The dog rks,:•
The dog run e, The dog bites, lc. Let them hose sl ates'-
dod
and copy from the board, or make pktures their
be
slater. In this way their progress will r aptand
pleasant. A pupil will in this way learn - 21S words.namee
of objects with which be is laminar, much easier than
Do can terra 2fi arisitrary characters. .
alltehlriMl 14E21 week.)
frolauxican:D.l
_._ CRESS.
Ma. &wrap. ; —My object 1. • tr
„ -
--My of ,to in writing to you la ,to „,,4
If you would allow me to usis a linker the apace II your
valuable paper no the above subject. , Your readers aryl
aware that these I. &lomat 'the oldest sod most Iteller*
twit game ever disctivered ; It serves to strength n the
mind and gives Intelligence to the player. I wo Id attla
Mr. Editor, whether .here are notenoughpersonaiin thik
place who have a knowledge of the game to start il
"Chess Club?” Many of our young friends would little
to pies a pleasant evening together-at the moat elega t
Of games, that of chess., I for my part, could be ' Olin,
to join the Club, althongh I am only a moderate - lay, .
cils ri
In looking over newamipera we Ind in many pia th t•
dubs are started and are thriving. Cbece as *Da I
your readers are aware.' was the origin of the di4cove
of 'this glorious, and ih•ppy land, .:America. We wt.
throughout the SoutN and NC eat clubs starti s t, amid
floe 1 would ask, why; cannot we have a -Chsr -ow
la our city f By giving this a place In your coin a you
Will oblige A Lord or rnailsitz.!
Pottsville, Nov. 15th. 1,368. ir
The suggest ion is ' We kr - - , w that there it • wit
i f
,oggeot too , good. ~ . e know that there I a salt.
Beirut number ot,ebess players In Pottsville to 1494
a chess clot), 'tad tbluk that , with but slight e ertirin
' sods a dub nn be organised. Intellectually, etiess, rw
''''a game, bas no equal, and we should ilk* to *lit . few
tared here. '
nil, Mai AND 3C830113.
jferDenths in New Yurk 'net week, 335.
Pitr•Rutter is scarce at Sunbury at %wen
neap. a pound.
ittrtqtledonte Bisestehmti is about to re
the United States.
What game rhuaid a Glasgow bre
fondest off ilop.Seeteb.,
per• Wine is selling in the North of
this yes, at one cent a quart.
.gar. Re e. R. Potts, parlor 'ef the Me
Protestant church, of Wareeav ille„ -P s ., di
week. , ft
jeifillt is said them is iron enough in fn
men to make a phow-sbare, weighing twen
pounds.
pe-The Delaware Legirlittera Hand*
ate, democrats 7, otopeaidue 2 ; Lloure, de
14, npporitirn 7. --
J. B. Miller, a printer, committed
■t New Orleans last week by taking murp
Cause—no work. .
plf•Jatrob Oterrine, formerly of this B ,
was tweeted' in Tamaqua last wspk, on a
charge, hut succeeded in making hiseseap i .
pfrßlisabetb Carr, one of the 'imbibers , the'
murderous assault of young Gould), in Nei Yerk,,'
died 011 Sunday from tbe e ff ects of barinjtiricit. i l
plif`The French clipper-661p Empressid' Bra
ail, Capt. liberations, was lost on Rani,. Shoal
,oni
the 16th of last month, together with, ' ght of]
her crew. • . . . I
jeffirtbet weight of a million in gold t r4B9
pounds 2 ounces—en sappa centlemon co nested
with the U. S. Mint, Philadelphia. Don' Ibelieve
it—send us a million to try. i
,OSIR"The following is traveling :—"lf y u want
to keep poor, buy two glasses of *ls se h 'nay,
amounting at the end of the year to 1361601
, 1
awoke three cigars, $64 7.V" '
i ffirCharles Kean sap, alluding toTs erly
life "that 44
,3 th e generous inhabitants of tn flea
I am indebted for the first ray of - success that' U.
luminated my clouded course." I.
...
lif"Pigeons have hewn declared a noble by
the city council of Dubuque, the ebtort.ln law
suspended, and the marshal authorised trt "for 6
pigeon wing" whenever tiepin. -I • 1 •__
prltir. Barry Sullivan, said to be one of the
most eminent Shakeperiannetors and reftelisis in
England, is about to come to this round-pi -Be
lately had a farewell benefit in Liverpool .
Pfif - blany persons fancy themselves riendly,
when they are only offieititis. They . ..conmil nut
so much that you phonic! become Wise, as liai they
i
should he'recognised as teachers of wisdom
,fger•Th'ere are over 1.060 - recruits urr' ever
e
ner's.lsland—a larger' ' number then his fore,
been there, at one time, , for many years past.—
About eine tenths el, those who enlist aril for. t t
eignere. A
j&lrDatrid Leech, One of the earliestend most
extensive canal transporters in the Statei died at
his residence in •Lcechsharg, Armatron4 chuntyi
on the 3d init., at the advanced ago of plity-sts
I'‘
years. , .. ,
"sr A' young man in Cincinnati, nam ed Pike,
having.grown rich in the iaky trade, bris just 4
erected a magnificent nper ease, the 6r eat in all
the Wert, and a wag wants im to call it Pikee
,Alta-hall," ' i '.
•• OPA few days ago. Wm. Jenny wa . murder,
ed by his. daughter in Franklin,county, , '., near
the Floyd line. lie chastised her (or 4 a Mis
conduct, when she picked up a stone, wiihi
which
she slew him. -, '
1341tOne_of the tricks of the Women „tit° pre
tend they have accidee.ally got. from ling. in
their eye, and induce a man to lqak in t. Look
out I The teen is "sure gone," if be,l 1 a the i rs
fur that something. •
I
Pi r 'ln' a recent trial before the Cott s at Cin
cinnati, it was given in evidence that in women
I .
who died not, fi
lung since bad secumula ed 28000
in her business of playing un a band wise shd
,
singing in the streets. _ . s : _
perA new Weiler match has beenl
by the application to their opposite exti
inflammable anhataneea, which thus is)
un'affeeted hy-frielion,tind•ean only be
couplet with eseh other
- -wain it
Or A molentent is on foot in Googpt to Ob
i
min the repels' of the clause in the St i t Coned.'
lotion prohibiting the importation o slaves—u
bill for that purpose haring tweelottodneed in
. '
the Legislature lan. week. :- t
,
JrlPle a suit decided et Coltimbor.sadiansoth
the 27th ult., Shrewsbury & Prince a4,4 4 ,t , blew.
hotter. a verdict was rendered for the tfor erifor
510,000, when the latter drew a pis[ and sbot
himself through the heart - • - I
• • 1
pets& steam tire engine, self-prope ling, built
at the Novelty Works. New York, was litsicessful-
Ir tried on Friday. It bas been accepted by . the
l
City Government, and will be inane lately ` put'
into-nee. Its cost Was $8,500. - , i i
pEr-An exchangeAsys, that it is jyt as setesl7
Lie a inure to Undertake to get warmed without
courting, es to attempt to succeed n bailout'
without advertising. True as preaching., 'Our
business fulki can ;tick wilin there. , •
~
;sr The Oerreoatesl Dittem. have till equal as
a tunie medicine. They. contain nn rileubt.l,,iatid .
are especially•adepted to the delicktes amitetion
of femaler,; A ' from from debility, ' from i any
deransiment of th e natural functions
. zio-Wild eats are frightening Nis Gampthire
,
people half out of their Wits. One trts been rts
peatedly in the neighborbsoid of New Boston; and
ailerons to kill it have failed. At geiniker one
was killed last,'week, weighing 40' potinns. 1
pr On Sunday last a hear entere4 the pasture
of Channady Cochran, in Corinth, MILL - and'Amni•
tneneed depredations upon a flock of lallisep., The
trogrigntiost of the firm eharehes tarried out and
soon dispatched Ms. flieWelghell 200 pallid.. •,
1i 'A verdict of ;10,000 was nrodered against
J. L. Thomas at krecent•aession of the Cover ea
Pleas of Heron CO., O. - .A verdiet of $5,000 wea l
.rendered against him for redueilli a yollog•
lad
0 y under the premise of marrlage.,4l 4 n int $ . 25,.
00. • - ,7 1
.)
jlo l "'New, Ante. dear, let miti.linpnems , Gee
thing epos your mind—don't be ante ,wi t h the
other little girls it the party." • "Ano, reother,''
replied the quich.witted pet, "let-mi-)taprese one
thing upon your mind, don't come tray till the
parted cwt.": - • •• . , ..
i f
I w,.
'
lllT`The- r Phiiltdeeter wonounees;* an eating
vastFb in Cleveland, for the 'championship of
•
America: The two , contestants are to go beyond
the'ity Baits end eat mush and milk till one of
the bona —the one who doeS not bent to be
f
dee red.thi'victoSl -
,
. the - followlog "Noiice,;"fra posted eonsoic
' vsy in is pal:dilation -alNee'. tint West :—.`Shat '
tbi l
tgr.
`doer--natni :es soon all yea have done talking
sus siatost; . serve your 'rtinetbi the tome way,"
Be wouldn't do • glair thing to cut this out and'
2giatitstiLlni,their hats. ''
. - ''• ,
,
An lestaltattut 4400,0) . .0f.the injinies
ate pet in Englaid, Cup Cana , irritred:out by
dist Indian. and will be pat in circulation 'imme. ,
diet*. :They consist of teniiwa twenty cent
pinees in ;silver, and one cent, piers in bronze,
' *sty beautifully executed, '1 . , I .
• ',MPhil* is one of Prentice's last:—Our for
eign missions have been enucirted into "homes
tint the friendlere by the charity of the President.
Crildentials are not-required, eXcept so far as that
'upPicanti mast, have been kirked . oat of Con
greats by their immediate constituents.
i,11$11•A, great shaving - match a;ainst tinny was
performed) recently at. ;Keighley, England. ',3
rforessoi Carrodes, attended iby three latherers
and five ;droppers, engaged to (have seventy men
loi sixty minutes, and succeed initerforrolog the
tusk tour minutes within the specified time. .
ffirWilkies—"Really this.la not to be bone. •
ho are' you, sir? and who wasyour father?"
Homebred—"Who was my father? My father
,Was the ' inventor of threshing machine*. I am
the Mit of the make, and an he set to operation
aF a yeti little expense and at the shortest notice.
No lank '0,4t." •
1 .048` prize fight wired on the, 30th tilt. on •
the Canada side, opPosite Detrot, between Dennis
• Rorrigan, of ,Detroit. and "Beatty" of Cleveland.
Thirty.one rounds were fought, and the contest
Was ended by a "foul" on the part of "Seotty."—
They . were arrested, end committed to answer for
a breed) 4 the pease. - .
n i "MP A California paper says that the Americans
if Vittoria asked permission to hear a pots; on
--which' they' would pet the star *poniard banner.
~. The request was inowintly denied. "Well," said
{he crowd, "let to raise a pole and stick /the flag
of all notions to it." And so they did What they
traid they would do, and a petticoat waved from
he liberty pole. . ,
piltrof the 35 Vessels composing oar Navy. 10 '
, en built in New York. 15 in Philadelphia, 8 in I
'' Mailtington s 15 in, Norfolk, 18 in,. Boston`, 7 in 1
Tortsuionth. N.ilft 4 1 in Erie, Pa., 1 in Pittsburg.
.1 transferred front the War Department, and 8 .
were pitrchasea. - These statistics include all the
new steam oloopx•of war in process of construction,
excent(the two at Pensacola.
Pid,Ernest Murphy, uncle of the world-renown-
lad Paul, has been scjourniug for several days in
Cincinnati. The Gazette says: lie is himself a
fine chews player, and the other evening, at the
Queen City Club, heat the most skillful of his op.
ponenta. He i -said to have given -Paul his first
instruetions in the game, although of course the
pupil now surpasses the master.
"Byron asked Moire—"ln Love wherein
Aught of resemblance lie's
To the potato.?" "Witfr," meld Moore,
"They bosh /bait fioes the eyes."
"That answer's good,".rejoined my lord,
In-the general laughter sharing;
"But the Meiners that f fancied was
That bath deereaae by paring." '
_
• jtsp.•The city of New York,' it is "Stated, pay.
180000 annually in support of almshouse., or
about $ 2 200 per tiny; $250,000 annually for
eletning 'streets; or.ahout $6BO per day ; $400.000
for lamps and gat.. or about $1.040 per day:
$069,000 for police, or s2,6oo'per .lay : $480,000
annually for .014riett, or about $1,300 per day;
$1.400,000 for public schools annually, or about
$3,800 per day.
Some•boya wandering over.Wheelingfill,
"trbssting, Va., last week, chanced upon a large.
rolleountekfdit bank bill., eancealed an a hol
low 'tree. The bills were PriniiPally upon " Ken'
tticky and Ohio bank.. It is supposed to have
been deuosited where found by discreet riecals
who deaigned toebeek it out as they needed it,
deeUting a corn exceeding oil: thousand dollars
unen'e upon their person.. •
pe-A prize fight occurred ne•tr Trenton, N.J..
on Tuesday la.t.beireen two V.rtgliehmen, for a
Ilarrei of ale. It lasted one hour an& fifteen mi-
Paes. a nd *expiry severe, fiftrtwo round, being
fought. Both men. were Pearcely tilde to stand,
end were supported on the lest round by their se•
empty. Their bodies were horrihly beaten, though
r their facbs sukred but.little. Neither claims the
- Mtirry, both being µnoble to Buhr longer.
'The Hartford Evening Press says a day or
tw i n egtela passenger on one of the trains to New
:reek bud a pet monkev,,with which he amused
thp posit:niters. Near Port Chester the y ttnin sad
• aoty . stopped. Nobody round tell the cause, an
tic it was discovered that' blaster Jueku had 030128-•
ted to the top of. the car - and pulled the cord
which commuoiettles With ' the locomotive, end
thus given the eninee'r the signal to stop.
"ife•Mr. Illoorehead, President of the Sunbury
and Erie railroad, accompanied by i‘fr. • Varies,
e i bief Engineer, recently went over the 'entire
route of the road from Williamsport to .Eqe, and
found much to encourage• the hope of a speedy
completion of the entire 'work. The President
expects to be able to finish the road, And hare In.
emmotives running over the whole road, from
Philadelphia to Lake Erie. within two yearn. '
. pir-Puneh slanderously says:—The ran is
enited masculine frohis supporting and contain
ing the moon, and
finding her the wherewithal to
shine away cache doe ..r a night, s nit from his
1
being obliged to keep aueb a family of Mars. The
, 0 0n is feminine, becanre sbe is constantly cbs'ng
ing, just like a ship blown shout by every wind.
The Church is feminine; because she is married to
the State, and Time is. masculine, because he is
Arid id with by the ladies. . . .
figgrTbsi, fact that Angnuleme pears have sold
in be Bultiniore market this yew., lit $6 00 per
dozen. may awaken the farmers to-a proper no.
tion 'of the great profits to be derived from the
cultivation of this fruit.• Good' varieties of pears
sawn* command a remunerative price. in any
market, arid the choice kinds frequently bring
enormous priees. Fruit culture generally could
be practiced with profit by thole who are yet in.
different to tbi; . importaney.
uichie I
ine.-1-'
urn to
firl
ranee
ho4st
4 Net
I
y•two
y-1 n
Tun Loarnox Times aan'Mß. Reco.—TLe Lon.
don Times is particularly savage at. Mr. Wm. B.
Itemd for his Treaty with China, and it makes ritt•
merous charges against the American Minister,
'that are based upon a cope of the treaty, which
the ..Thunderer" seems to have got hold of by some
means: The treaty is in tbe'Stste Department at
Washington, arid Mr. Reed has also soot a private
note ( n it friend in this city. The note run. as
•Hdiuws: "Please procure for me several new suits
of winter garmenis at the Brown Stone Clothing
4611 of Rock hill & Wilton, Nor. 603 and 605
Chestnut street above Sixth, Philadelphia."
•
The` Oxygenated Bitters.
For the cure of DYSPZCAIA ore Ismousvoi,
Liver - emortnist, Asthma, C . '...efiveness,. LON of
Appetite, /ever and Ague; Heart Bun., Water
Brash, Acidity, Sea Sickness, Starry, Haagen,
Headache, Emma, and General Debility, or . nay
dieente hissing its origin in imperfect digestion.
These Bitter!, no nit eloeses of our fellow cid.
1 tens, including: Members of Congress, Lawyers,
Plirricians, Clergymen, Planters, Farmers and
gathers testify, are theloaig safe, certain, and roe_
• "reign erectile for the immediate relief and per
tnanent cure of the many cruel complaints which
1.; . / some phase or other of Dyspepsia, afflict t our
race. •
These Bitters were discovered by Dr. GIROPIXE
B. Gates, and in their formula differ entirely from
that of any tither preparation of medicine. Con
' Mining no , alcohol—no Attinerol—no poison—no
noxious drug—in their nature tunic, not stimula
ting—retaining their virtue's in any clime; they
are 0 a combination and a form indeed" of
eine which knoirs, no rival in exterminating dis
ease end restoring' the4ystetil to its pristine vigor
and health. No mitter c of how 'long standing, or
• howeiter induced or chronic in its character the
disease may be,,—no matter that it has baffled the
skill 'e the Physician, and 'resisted she 'efforts of
.ffietltettie, a eingle'trial of throe Bitters will &Vie.
- fyaho sufetter bit "disease is amenable to the
primer remedy....
, testimony of the many cures effectell by this
.itenOly, reference is had to the written certificates
from distinguished individua)i known all over
the lard.
S. W. FOWLE. & Ce., Proprietors,
• • Beaten.
..For Me by their agents everywhere.
Angara :--',John G. Brown, J. C. Hughes, and
Henry. Saylor, Pottsville; C. 4 L. Iluntsinger,
Schuylkill Raven ; ll.' W. Prevost', Minersvills ;
E. 7. Fry and McGuigan & Fowler, Tamaqua; H.
Shissler, Port Carbon ; Paul Barr, Yinegruve•;
G. Reagan 4 Son, Macaroni; Charles harsh,
New Philadelphia; Jonas Robinhold, Pert Clin
ton; R. 11. 'lrvin. St. Clair ; E. Phillips, Now
Castle; John Williams, Middleport.
July 31, 1858. 31reowly •
,
airiales Elasteri Eau Atbenienne r oa
llaia itintovron, has matured-wonderful results in re
'doting the hair to its ortirloal !km)°, and pre . sery Ing
the eyeilght. It la warranted erattely free from lady
Ipjarloax substance, sad Is aiore eel:addax thin say
prep .ration for the hair, ever offered to the poblle. For
We by all remeetible Dr:greats, and at Laboratory,
70 , 11 Chestnut atrate,tri Jnims It Ira t ,
invented.
•fnitieiaf
,Kited ere
grated by
For mkt 1110 wllnleialeagd retail, gtAlipEß
SON'S Drug and cbemleal atom Ptittpvlilit.
/16rAl Book Vsr the filakeettT, R . IAMtEL
• 8. BITCH.—SIX LSCTIIRES on the cause' sad curl of
Coaaareptioni Asthita, ItrOachltis, Heart Discus, Dyr
peptts, Female Comptslata; sad Chronic Dteees.s getter
ally, tbotiad.3Bo pages?" eofriritel sp.) by Dr. 8.8. Mar,
eiplaintag the sulhot's treatment, by which he both
'prevents and ogres the gaffe disease*.
This hook hi. bean the names of sesta: thoasands of
lives. Price 25 cents. 'Seat by mall, nost paid, for 40
coots. Apply to Dr. S. 8. YITPI3, one* 714 Broadway,
Neu Tork. Consultation peripmelly, or by tattoo, fret:
•••.
- October =, 'BB 433 m
. arniiitiv:vasts tile world
ms Mad U of any sate* to time is about alektiesa has
extinguished the* cepedty fer , enjoyment.
_ . The most
welcome intaigeneeWe eta give to all who are thee Mt.
fisted, is that the twits of recovery are within their
'reset—that they have only to avail ,themetives of Pro %
fount Ifolionars matchless remedies in order to chat.
olf the lialadieeitilab Irabrasklngdwen their stre n gth,
Obits, and eonstltutions: ' lnd obtains sew hold on lift.
and ii seer Mama its blessisom the Pills , are, to our
totals knowle*Ottdiseint sett results In chmnie
Cerebra andeholle, *stoma of the stomach, dunes
of tee kklneys, and liver complaints, ai hay* never been
.:•!jairadleted -in thin country; white Holloway's Ointment
la working miracles In *dental dhordere.
,-.• • , , 1
..lirThe Great raigllidli Re eredr......41k
JAMES CLAUS'S ONIXIISATID MALI{ PILLS.—
Propind has a pnartiptier of, Pr J. Cuatidit. a,'
Pivot:UDE*
. Itoonnaasyto thottiora. ' ';','
larahuibli aNdielao safallltis tlia ears ot all
thou palatal alotitaagoanu amass to width the ieolflo
dattiatltatkat Is satiOet. it watinatot all commis sod nr
awn all obstructions . aa4 a Opkir 1711 e MS;
To 31Iaretod, Ladles It peculiarly salted. '
1114, to • abort time, Mtn on the monthly period trith
rigularlts.
• twit betty, priei Clue Ilollsr, bears the floverstetist .
Stampof Great Britain, to Prevent eolatiterfri,ti •
Mac Pills Ouneld el* be bane by Jeweler do-beg
tst , rnurr TURKS MONTHS of RAY, u Oa
ira pons to brit" so Misrarria l moug. di g e ig y older' gi me
(40 ere We,
In ail raw of Sorroos dud Epinal dffeations, Pale Fit
the Deck and /Jabs. Fatigue on alight eitectlon, Pnipitar
(lon of the Mad, !IMMO, and Whit* throe_
ergot n run what all other twin boy. failed. and as
awash a powarfol reanady, d' not contalla
antimony, or anythingloartol to the conidital fon.
Pall dinniiona lb. pamphlet &nand each iodise,"
wbleb should be corehtlbr hosierved. •
Ma Agent to the United States and Canada,
JOB 3108118, (lat. L O. Baldwin . * 004
, Rochester, N. Y.
9,—511 and 6 postage stamps 'netts& to any au.
tbo ' cised Agent, wilt inning a bottle, containing over 50
pulle.. by return mall. .
For ode in Pottsville, by MENAI, SAYLOR: - in Tama
qua, bY E. J. FRY; and by all Drugglets throushOnt the
United Ststesand Canadaa‘:-, (June 19068 IV' • •.
TUE GEE4TEST
bleciLicral Xfiescsaver3r.
OF THE AGE. •
MR. KENNEDY, of Itoxintry has diocese*" In
21., one of our common pasture woods a remedy that
cures
EVERY RIND OF HUMOR,
flog .
The Worst Scrofula down to a Common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven handfed raitea.and never
failed except in two rases. hot 'chowder humor. no has
glow in his poeneleinn over one hundred <veldt:dee Of
lie value. all wlthlu twenty Mile. of Ikouou.
Two bottles Aro warranted to. Com At homing wont
month. -"s
One to three bottles will ears the worst kind of
ples on the face.- '
Two or three bOttles will 'Clear ihesystem of biles.
Two bottles ire warranted to cure the worst tanker In'
the stomach.
Three or awe bottles are warranted lo ears the want
Mad of Sr/sipslas. .
Ono or two bottles are warranted to ears alt tumor hi
the sr.*. .
Two bottles are warranted to care rosining of the saris
and blidches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure 'corrupt an 4
min ni ingwliora.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skim.
Two or three bottles are warranted to curt lbeWonit
kind of ringworm: r
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case Of rbeurnal UM.
1
Three talon, bottled are warranted locum palt.rbeion.
Fire Medea bottles will cure the wont Moe of scnaN
lila.
One to three hotel(
✓ne to three bottle,. are 'tenanted .to rain the - anirat
rue of Drapepola. I know from the expel - fence Of tbent.
asqda that it bas been calmed by, a ranker , In the sth'
mach. •
0 1 11014 two bottles are warranted to cure sick bead.
setae.
Onoto two bottles are warranted to regulates coillStr
state Of the bowels. l i'
One to two bottles will regulate all derangement of
the kidneys 1
Your to eta bottles ban eared the worst casesof droptiy.
One to three bottles has cured the worst rase of piles:
a relief is always experienced: what a merry to get re 7
Ilef In sorb an exerticiating disease! -I
No change of (OA ever necessary—eat -the best you
ran get and enough of it. .
I.
oi,winns fir user—Adults. , one tablespoonful Per
day; Children over ten years, dessertspoonful ;*Clittdren
from tire to eight years, totspoonful: As DO dlrectlens
ran he applicable to ill constitutions, take sufficient to
operate on the bowels twice a day. , . .
DONALD KENNEDY.
.vo. Wa - rTell Street, Rozlntiy . iht4.
Pale. OP. ; •
gir For sale by, drngg Ists throughout the United Stites
January 23, 4.17 •
!
WHAT THEY SAY .
t.
South ;
Assivitte, S. t'., Auu. 2.1, 180.
Messrs: rARr.xL, filittalliti A 00..,
PenL*reLp la.
Centlmams a--The close attention which our °ten s e Cal m
have required *lnce fhe Ore. has hitherto prevented us
from writing you about thy Safe.
On occasion of the tire 10th of July, try which wi suf.
feted a 1-raw loss.our 'Mee, with a .number of Meter
buildings was cousouted. The safe. of -your Illumine.'
lure. which we bad In the atom, was exposed to a 'lusted
Intense beat. ex IF well attested by the erects on its
strong iron frame. Which, from its flaked and truly ap
pearance. looks a+ though it had been heated for along
time in a furnace. Tho Safe with heaps of molten glass
and key , of nails. famd into a wort, roll Into the balm..
surrounded by burning materials,and there tem stitTered
to remain, (an the content• had been removed befits. the
tire reacted us,) until the 'Mu( tugust, days( after.
wards.
The diffivult , - ".t2'. If o-
. tie difficult! In cutting it open with the betjt ipnle
that rnutd be prneared; coneinned un of -Its power] to le.
pint the attempts orbur,:lars, and when it was opened,
we found the. Interior, to the astonishment of 101, en
tirely uninjured by Ire.
This test hair an fully convinced ne of the capabilities
your Safe.. that we would not part with 'the. iote We
Vase In use for a large awn. were w.. debarred th e pri~h
rhe of getting another. Respectfully 3otint. • ' •
a , It. If. WA RDLAW SOY!
.1
•
FARREL, HERRING
No. 130 Walnut. Street, Philadelphia,
Only ]likes In this State, of N,l
nicaftirrivs.. i 1
PATENT CHAMPION SAPE,"
The noose reli.ble security/mw fir; wow Iknorrit.
October If, 'IA ' • 47.4 a
NEW FALL COOPS At the ftElee HI we. 7
•LADIEN• ar s ,
Drat Trimming, ..,, . 4, % i s% • .!,
Fmetelslialing
t
~ p.o. ..-r.
AND
. r _..p ' .0r...1rf
•
tiotet Stoi.e, -'.--- .-- A:,, i i_
", 17 .,
' Ceietre Street, "^ •.•
2 . t. _ 14,-‘1 1.° 7- 1 1 - Aus,.
Adjoining the ' ..2.' C ''
WI .2' '
•
. •, , t '
POTTBVILL If HOUSE. •
I I 1
Jost remised. elarMand complete wortoseett of New
"floods of t be latest and most desirable styled tot Fan avid
Winter. embracing--
"Trimmings," of every d-scriptlon. Fringes, Velvet
and Moire Antiqueßibhoes, Dream 811“00i. eft;
"Chenille and Velvet !lead Drees," new and beautiful
styles. .` 1 ~. 1
"Embroideries and Laves." very chesp. T '
"Fall itosirry."tod all kinds, to t ladies; Gents' and
Children's Weir.
"Moms and Gariels," of every variety. I
"Ad Ornament " PIM.. Buckles. Bracelet& Chains.ete.
"Fancy Hair I' us.'" n,tar and hand's:l'mo styles.
"Perfumery and Toilet Artirfes,lof every deerription.
*>r-Comprising a meat attrective asitirtment of the
above floods, whirti am offered at the lowest Mires. •
/
* s •Olve the “Bee five! , a mil, and examine the
°Pod& [dept. 25. '5B 39.11
litligious )fitellifit'l,
Tares will be it Qnsrterly =Sleeting held ! , lotriorro .
(Sunday,) in the M. E. Church Of pisost on ',Lich
occasion the Rec. Andrew:Tethers:A:4 Phitada.; will
preach In the moniing at 11:1 o'clock. Qnaiteriy Nice
Feast. at 3 P. M., ind preaching in the eciening kt 7:
by the Rec. Dr. Cunningham. Presiding Eider o
Reading District.
• A mamma's In Philadelphia was prrpar,ing a Pante
metal tract. , In summing pp the additions to the seve
ral eburcbeein.lbat city. as ibe 'vomit of the late re.
cleat, It was‘hand that In one denomination there bad
been more than - three tbottranit addition.. tie another
over elahteen hundred. id another fifteen hundred, in
another twelve hundred. and en on. makingjin all 'awns
tbau nine thowtand: twenty ftve prayer medium, have
been eetabliehed, in connection irlth as utility different .
engine Companies. -
Tug New York Obserrer. mentions as anent the ;Reels
of tlir bete religions reeleal,the afloat's) areeasiota l to
the Presbyterian divinity schools of the country. , One ,
hundred and sixteen students are now in the Tbeologb
eel Seminary at Allegheny city- - This Is a fur larger
number than has ever horn 1n the St•minal.7 belore;--:
Other eentlnaries arealsnilliwtwlth young !gen !preesing
into the ministry: Princeton has more thatijll3o,and tlO
vilikgehaa been largely called on to furniabliedgingilor
shore who entlid not be acrommodaled with in the &ub -
nary buildings, The Union Theoltgical ktemlnary in .
Kew York' bas 124 student .. We are told l that many
yonnkmest In basinees, and mine who bait !studied for'
other profentions, have turned their atleCtion to the
mloietry r
,!! 1
NroTicza. 1
• 1 ,
Ara. METUODIFT hPISCOPOL caur.cu: . . Second
Street, Pottsville, Rev. 11._ E. a !Mon, pastor. Di.
tinesertleaevery Sabbath.at 10 A. Motad at 7% P.M.
iribtoiuctsii LUTlLESUNClitßbll.MarketScipare
Pottsville. Rev. W. U. Luvriss tut, Motor 4 Divine' aer.
ak a In this Church regularly every Sunday. Morning;
at 10% eclock; evening. at • o'clock Waekly Prayer.
Meeting. thunelayevening. at 7 o'clock. ) .
icir- THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN gliiiRCIT a• 111
worebip regularly at the dareciate Relhrmed Clinic
Mending, Matitet.strtat— Rev: Salim Cr., Pastor. '
Sabbath morning, - kt 10 (A-Melt l even Mrs. at 7, ":
dna. , Weekly. Leci are and Prayer meeting. Wedneed y
1/
Premiums, at 7 o'clock. • - i
•_mAgazzrt.
[The notice In our leg to the effect thatit.C.Defwller
lint Christi. Delbert, both of Erhuyikilll Haven; were
trawled onTthe nth lost: by nee. C. M.Ettoe , wawa mean'
fabrication. It Is 41Mcnit to Imagine helnfotiee'Which
Influence; elicit a iublirat lam but In o a r it Laa
devoid of sit as It to eentrinptlble, 111 we'aeiertaln
v Ito Intl let ail tha Imposition upon us, we shall be tempted
_to mate an example of the perporr.—En!`
miALI
BANiiti—ANDRWTEI—On the tith Inte l by Rey. 11.1
proton narits to Ann A Ntarlii, all!of Pettis.'
Title. , I - ;
COOK At Vllitamsburn. N. il,.Ottobsc 311
they: W. Partridge, Joan L iar - Ccloy..Of Duca,.
,„„uca4
mutate. to FAIR. Baca. Bac daughter ofilobti and t
late'Eltzabeth 11,13;nee. The marriage eeteasany
performed at the reqbest and by the bedelde at bar dy
lagmotber. 4 f
, AIROVER VA BAKER'S.]
CELEBRATED. -
FAMILY SEWING MACHIN
• E
New Stile. Price $30.1 ;
-
figs n 4wa qurYrwit
Ml/ 9 28: 11.30 ChTstutitYol,ThifilielP
Them anehinis yew ttom,two spools, aint.Pno a amen
Or unspoiled strength, beauty. and iriskleity, which
wW nor rip, CVO , * if ;every fourth late& ha.oll. Tbaly
are unquestionably tbe beat in' the wirket..for badly
!ur• ArerSEND YOB 'A CIRCULAR:it
•
" ' ' 413dias of the ?nisi ,-
_Every father ought he -purrhase ooe:L.lWasejaknlie
Go
I __,
Takes the lead of every other . .—.Nrrattrid4cltellpim
Is rapidly coining into general nei.f.isoul 'Wick Altar
cote.`
la the beat of its klnd..Miners' Joi r nial, 1 , • I
-- . -
'A child tuay.inausice or e—Siusra +3l[4 '1 .
It Watson 'llk, cotton, or leallicr.—spriegflettlittes,
' flew' from common 0p0015..-Laspuict ifevwd.. - 1 .
Its name an as durable SIR . the tatadre.-17 ifierethl.
liewe allow and beatitlful holul.—Adam*
It is managed with perfect ease.—Zraproipe Hawk.
' It (snot liable to get out ofeder,-Alhanteille Repair.
Superior to any we ever saw.—Cbrplaid Onsetis.'-
Tery,Justly taking the lead.—CreportJeWrosh
We marvel at.lte wonderfuLeser lob.-that Merida.
The week is nestand swbstaidial Clutis B r eilib, I
Will Ore' better satisfsetion thew
- any otlecr.--Mogp.
Will
, • '
. , i i
We know DiW+.
The best manufactured In this ceuntry.-BaUstase ii
fah wr..
Not a stogie stitch will poll out.— Weed/piny awslifir
, • j-
It tideless Its work he
k when it scope. --Auneritausews.
Wakes a stitch that will n$ riP,^44lNktiolik.t.....,ll"''
Of tweettlasble value to ainnon.—.bray Shwa
' Rapidly greeting In publie'faver,-thieta: ;ItusaiW
Is OA eosins Into , bests ref-Clhow
The (Inver & Rater Is the hest.— , Iciswtte.
The brat outs clus.--aupert Herat'
Oct. id, 'IS
, .
illl
•
WANTED.
.
BROE iiiERS WANTED:;---S
iz
Stinem w tti 4 a Foreman ,r* *anted. IMMediable
' I Y. br ow r. at - Aitiland. to *bow peel ' , spat
*HI be givari:. Won, but good, workmen peed apply.—
tba fUrtgialiaianit be well acquainted with e Ult Ina out
*044 • . .-- - WILLIAM 11. 11121iiiiT.
i Aebiand.Noemibar Z.), '5'S . . - 47:rxt•
..„ DISSOLUTIONS:
~
p p tss,ot, TioN.‘ OP PA it,TN ER
sini..,;—:lotice is hereby given that :the partner.
. istety nutetsting between Ate sham Saylor and Gott
!Mb Alctrantirl..lln the "rood and Umber (badness. In
iIV yne townstOp. Schuylkill county; Irani dlamoliell on
'betroth day tir Nov e mber., A. 11)., 1448, bi noon.' cow
vent. All debt M owing to thesaid partnership are to be
j reeelvtd by wild Gottlieb settaubei, mud all demands on
i said partnerst4p em to be presented for payment to the
I said Gottlieb hunted, byambrun the asWe businvia ii
I hereafter tojberarried tee" ABRAHAM SAYLOR.
I j _ ' Gott LINN spii.ti; an.
November
2C 'bil
--___--' ./ . 4; of
.. , •
1 pissokcuTioN.—The Partnership
! ,
heretofore existing between Christopher Boats and
t env Rich.q the
. mining of Coal, on Sharp Nknintain,
j neer Palo AI has been this day (October a ISM.) ells;
l
teed by taut I consent. -The 'debts et the late:6 m
: •le II be settled by George Inlets, by whom the basinewi
o il be bereat eV carried on. on Ma own ateourO.
- CH SISTOPIG Iltlt BOW?,
- ' ONOIRGERICII.
Pottsville, fietober,3o, WI ,. - 41.-60.
FOR, SALE & TO LET:
• OA ' S ► LE—Otie 40 tiorie Engine;
A
...L . J Ono 301. tort• Saito' ; Ono Brooker; W Driit Cars.
and a lot of hop Timberlat the Beaver Meadow Mine..
CoeCtakon infamehangt, Apply to P. W. bifltbleent.,
,PottirrilliniriLotifilOßGY InitAnlilt, Beaver Meadows.
Neuenabee 'NS ' 473 m
rtIO tE4o3E—the "TRESCKOW a
,1 n most e.uD
or:me— ...uy attuittel fur alial,
ip publican Matinee% on the Jo:incline of turaptite
reads leadio from Tamaqua- and Sunlinit Station to
Jeannine, gasteion and Wliktieberry; ,alam to .linirer
Meadow Town, Ae., &C. POR&COMOD to 61 Flynt on the
tiot day of April. 1&59. For partirola4 empire of, or
addient lettee to "Mr. 0 C. Gosh Drunthaida. tlertuan
Nib& Owl Co., at Treockow, Treockom P. 0., Minim tp.,
Carbon county, Pa." . ' • . t ! - '
litivotat.or. to, 'bti
.. . 1 47-it
.
iIE - A . FUEL. — Coke' tor ink, in.
Margo or Mud I gtuantltle.. at the to price of o cent.
per bushel ... titninini either at the ogler, or sor t. . of th e
Pattern le OisCompany. i Nov. tr.i, '4l 41-tf
1 ' .1 3 ..------ .- i- . .
- 117 1 IRF. RICKS for Cu polas, NEW' in.
_ll iindifllist Flimflams, from the needing Work.. f or
safe low.at t he - • .- riossEu FURNACE
Pottarille - Jan.l9, Imp. I , 34 , '
1 .
--
:OR ' F.NT A Tlirei .
. , ,
1. Brick our, In Market etre -
Apply to
Pot Gm lin, October 2,:fi1l
--
i E W e
i
I I
October
FOR
Flour
order. A pp
11. SellOLI
Pott.,lll.
RENT—The Old Orchard
eel. It li•now In th , st rat. running .=
ly to It. 11. MATZ, on the pletuleee, or to f."
' DEMI Mt.
*llly 111, 'M.
)
, ,
I ..
... , 31 -if
ILSA E *ix - pairs of Lumbe.
1 ----
I L - Ttuok will 1* eold,ebeep for (volt. or note w 111) tip
puered IN•C rity. t,Atso, a valuable NUM.:. on lbw MUM ,
tottne.'. A ply to r JOllNllEtilitl. Truster.
• Poti*Tilli.,•May IT, 'L SI - ... , 1t,•11
pi?. •
OR SALE—On sup erior 8 ineh
_L - • t.-.1. , ,1
map. with eolhinn pl end eonnertions—
all ready t, , he put into the 'tido*, WM ho 'told low,—
Apitliat t e Tamaqua iron Work. for hirther-lalbrina•
that. ' &LOITER A ALLEN.
Attptat4l,ll' '
, . 34-
14 1 0Rr LEASE--ILVER TER=2
A' }LACY. PROPER . T.—, iotellittetherv. l'iable
sod Cirditowill he LET ft* three or tive,yeara..on reat
itotiable term.. roe part tto6itate, iddrees—J. S. SI LV Elt,
'Jr.. of Philadelphia, Pa...... . .
-11t*thber 13, `SS ' 40-21* •
-
I 1 0 R REN'l'd--A: con ver itnt...4 .
..
1_ I d* ling honer, with stable. iituated In Nor I
region! treet, *horn Seventh, formerly oertipied .y
John L. larlin. PCI4.I!ARIUI3 gl?Ctl the first of.Ortober
, seitl. }inquire of . ..11E.5511. FOOTED. I
j" PottsalLe, September 4 'ss :16.
—_
e-- 4' 10 it SA LE CHEAP--A ire copy
11 031 4 'N leholson'a Dictionary of the ~.)klenee of A rehl...:
iect!ureilluilding. Carpentry, ac.. fron t the terlicet ages!
to the resent thine. forming a romprehensivw work of
it,.4.,,,,ir.,_ili na t ea t e d with '..Wtengraiingk on steel.
• Por isile at IL DA '.). N AN'S Donk R 'Mat iimery Store.
, iILIWASHIVG'I;'ON PRESS FOR;
sAILE.—A secombhand ITashington Pres.*. No. 6
,sme--pLaten.. 41X-5. 26 inches-1.4.46 a. 2934 luchee—ln
- gag! mitier. le/grater with an Ink stand, with roller/ at.
. tanhed', will be sold at a renionnble price. The-Press raid
be'reed at Itogg's k Kirk's store. Arch st reel. al.se Front,
Philadelphia. Address N. D. CORTII 11l lIT a CO. 1
j • Trenton. N. J. ;
Y
epti.int.rr 25.'55 IP.l.:lui.
1T
1 ' 7-1 - "
ET--,A.copvenient and en In+ ....
...
fOrt i:
able Dwelling linnet, two ntory. with lase .=.
wont above ground,4 hydrant In basement.) two rooms
.6 eadh floor; situate on the corner of I‘rh ttylklll Mo
n
iae and Courtland street, the rear cnct of the) Into _.rohit
Pinitirton's property. Dent imArrate. Apply to
' )C. LITTLE, I.
Agent for the Owners.
-. 1
i pot / arliie. )clober 30.'55 . 4441
- . . .
CIOAI, YARD 'AT SCIIUYLKII.L.
) ii;kv EN vox SALE.—The undtSrsigned o ff ers ter
le e f teir awl Yard. together with the natures. mvid
Walt d' lease—also the buildings. consisting of 3 iimise.
, 1..1.1 : . 'Saccldteir. dc. This bone Of the west den ruWe
noted, in the county. The yaid is just oppieile
t a tichuylkill Haven real landings; has en excellent
ru .if euntom —a large proportion of them being Wm.
ors, Owing to the Close po,xlmitx, to Stilert's ATwas I
ilin., he shrddltr; Is sufficient to shelter a large mock
of c-./.1. The.other Pool yard has no l abeda. the build
inir, nd locality are well calculated fits grocery. There
ie ik groOdi hay rock. much wed by brmers gOlog to
Pott r . Thesatnek of coal is small! ,
i ttut
. .
1 Cession given itnmedlattly . Apply on the nretni•
5 a..4
aes:[ot to 111. P. H. PALM: - . . PALM k CON.
be l linyi kill Mayen. Sept. 25. 'IA ' 392 m i
NOTICES.
ioTtcc.—=Notice is ,hereby given
tbit 61 , .0,' It. PRIM.. AKett fnr Robert W. INekim's
o, bag bought of Thomas Cassuly. the Tremont
~(A`. l lilery.illosie In Branrl3 towe,iship,Seboilklll county. ,'member 13, '5B 46,1t*
LOST OR MISLAID.—A note dated
March t. 11., 1855. drawn by Allen Vieher la tmor of
ael Marptry, and by blur endorsed. for 16.10. ike
. T aiusent of the note. ban been ,rtopprtlobe .put llr Is
,ca tinned not.ie negottele It. ' FRANCK:I. tIAS0:8. ,
TOTlCE.—Notice is he rebylk ai , ;e ---- n
tinned
. • i l °l . t4 t vl ba i t i' t . C v aa il lan B Day 51AfIE on. In li t;ui: of
Jonathan Kantiicr, of Schuylkill Haven. belone. tome.
en all penoOt_ne cautioned against poreharlng! the
S.UlttlEL SILK ECU:St:AST.
' • huylklll Maven: Nov. 18.'58 . 48.3t0
i;r
•• Waria.'lre Brunch Pe. Ront.•• -
1. ASHINGTON CAMP. NO. Ital, 2/J. S. of A.. a Pi.,
)..
V. tneetaeaerk Monday Eveniug:MVrd story Thenip
in 's 11311..8`. E. corner Markel and Second st reeta. Pot la
al IM. Pa. Beard of - Cotrofpaldaiew—W. Y. Malar.; Mal.
11 SINILIN 7, CHAA. Wits:mull:rm. F. M. HODGSON, p.
fl, J. PAutre:/i. S. •• lanuaA• 10. 'hs 1-iy
~
. _
t NoTi.cE TO SCHOOL DIREC
.TORS.:—IIavincr been appointed County Sunqrin•
14ndent of itchnylkill County. Director' and all other'
Itit.rreMed will tall upon me in person. ~ r addreaa me at
S b9ylkill Haven, Pa, • ' W. A. FIELD.
1 - Munty SuperinteAden t.
Sal tiy lk:11! Haven, Nov. 6, 'A ' , • 46 3t :
'llie.store accounts, hook
debts. doe bills, te... of the Palo Alto Atm*, owned
NE. KLEIN ERT. hire been tb day assigned -to • the`
üboerlbee. 'All persona knowing themselves Indebted
said nreonnts will call
r and make immenlato tietthe
• ent wtill • WILLIAM BENSINGER.
. .
fat° Alto. October nri, '63 „ ' 44-Gt• j
1 -- 7 --
\
N'D lINISTRA'fION NOTIC.—
• . Item of Administration to the Lamle of. it !CU
RD TS IN, late of Poster township„Sehttylklll criunt y.
il
ardi Wring been granted to the undersigned. a))„,
cis i l
debied to the mid Estate will make payment.
Sind ago 'haring claim. will present the mute to
1 0,t0t.;, , ,.
.;3.,.s E B ll„AliClii P. DEW RES, Administnitor.
J(..sAI."ICE OF TtlE MT. CARBON
i? •
„r imi n Liz t i l :A ri l t, ) , Cr pn Th t l l a a d t e . I t p h b e la. A . , i n t t zm l /Lr 2 6, 1 , ;t:.:1 , : f
the - St kholders wil l be held at tb.- Other. No . . 31g, Wit.
nut et' t.on Monday, the Sixth day of December u ... g t. -
- at 12 o't ock. A. M., at which time an election for a Pres
ident-a d Eight Managers. to eerie the ensuing year
"will be std. . • JAS C. DONNELL, Secndacy,
Nave h air 6. '66 ,r • 15-St
_ .
• 1 1 1 MINIS'ITATION NOTICE.—
Wiherviu, letters II AdMinlit ration on. he estate
of i:d Rogers, late of Casa township, Schuylkill coun
ty; deceesati, bare been granted by th • Register and Re
corder of Schuylkill eriunty, tri the subscriber, notice
,ht hereby given to itilltiose indebted to mid estate to
make payment. :old thole haling claims will ,present
th . ni forSettlemeot. IiANN Alf DAVIS. .
t. 10, '5.5 .12-61srl , -- - AdatialsO4trix.
-,
wrlcE.—Notice is 'hereby given
.
that 1 hare made application to ths Court of Com
mon P 1.411 Of Schuylkill tatunty, fora diarharge as an
Insolvent Debtor. under the Insolvent EawaoftbinCons•
cnonwealth. and that the said Cajun bare deed on Mon
day. the 6th day of Dehrinber. at 10 o'clock. A. M.. frir
- tbeltitaring of toyaelf and eredltiow—when auri ?Leis
- altpesitona interested may attend. ' • • '
. MICUAEL TitOM AS.
kneember 10. 'SA .. . . , gEitt*
I; f 9RBERRY CREEK RAILROAD
COM l'AN'Y.4 9 ,Notlee la trrebygiven ttw• hoard
of li ana anaemia t h e/ J/orberry Creek Railroad Company,
of ~t
money, that au litmus( eleel ion wilt be
belt} try. 4 ha atorkholders of said Company, oo; klonday,
the ettrlday of December ,nest, at the house of 51111MUVI
Flibert4td the bor n ph of Blnetne.o. Schuylkill roonty,
to eleeriby baliotrie Preaktent. Elebt !tianixeri
Benet/am andllarie Tree Purer, to serve for the etanilrad
year. . JOIIN STRIMPFLEIt, Sec-Mary.
Plaetrova, Nor. )3.18 . ' lee
IN 'the Orphans' Court of Schuylkill
•
oount.—
he Auditor appointed to distrilsotethe
foods In the heads of John P, Uobsrt. Vol- Trustee to
eAI 'the real estate of ROBERT WOODSItiEi deceived.
hereby gives notice that he will attend to the duties of.
his appolatmentit his care In the &welch of Potts
ville, on Monday. the :19th day of Newsletter. 'A. fl-Isb4,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., win/hand where all persona Inter.
Asted may attend. • DAVID H. BREEN. Auditor •
;Novelisber 6,'66 ' • lb-.".t
-
.4.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.—The Ri
tal. of WILLIAM COLT. deceased. i .
e erudite'', and ail pereOnla intorrstod. mill take ru
tine that the undentemel. apoolateil by the OfPbeee'
Gpurt of Montt - per eonnty. Auditor. to iwttle'..aed..adJost
the rat." and Oroparttomo of the peva to the band" of
Jame. fi. Greet, Clarence Li. Frkk. and Dar 't• V. Clerk.
Administrators at WILLIAM COLT: fate of raid team ti ,
dreolumd, toiled among the several creditor'. according
to law:--111 attend"' the “Montoer House." In Dau.
vino, in mid county. on Tuieday, the 30th day ot . No.
vember. A..110.01168,.t0r the purpose of fwrkreleff the
dudes of his oppoinimsout; when and where you may
attend it you think proper. - .JOIIN G. rnicry.K.
Domelike. October A. II 4441 1 Auditor.
1,-. .. _....
eV ......,_ ...4_ ....
OA MEN . TAKE- NOTICE.—As
there his been a report pat la rtneletket by 1101110
afedel periossermaphout the Whew that there am
no Stable, kept at Ibis piece. 1 DOW .Lb 10111f0120 My
hisiMis and the pates generally, that 1 de keep Ptahles
Ihr the aecourteedatioa of boatman, and .111 keep Males
and Iloress ac cheap as the cheeped. and as good lee the
best. • 1141-A tbualataref spring water raeralog ,at tire
Stable door. •
"ELKIN'S MOTEL,".
Illewitrikainwtsit• iew Jersey.
- Itb.
IW ,÷
• . ,
- • 01PARMS R6HIY. ProprirMr
oassosta. Auziku baa clump of the Ear.
mbar NV* ;;S Din
tri..ifirLßEßFri r.
- 4Wtf
MEDICINAL.
!TUX OrIpatATED.UOLLAND nEMKOY
I3TSPEPSIA,
DISEASK OF TUC KIDNI:Is . .
- .1-I,VEO
vEANYESS of AN . V
E ftr ois .
r 1 VERY FARMER AND • EVEI;y
bl FAMILY ha. Itk.ponallar Aires entann atn a, t ~,,,
wading towolne fa.ta Ito tit*lpe:ll.l wird down treat Nano
to On, perbapa. Th. prlncip It tbt t a t. 44, ,41tool oot t,
wnrwaany In aflery bon.. li, u..4fato t ted . P., tvlnt crm,
- pounded !tlt tin o.lllful hand*. ..ft t n 0 n0t .i,„. 1 ,,, nie
', n ib t o I 'Ale and ineOnDigtrill..-fcr,ol'ultprlscoiti,.
fy h . 10 1 4 Nair nrtnr tat be publir In a Nobly ran.
i lepa
Mat t Wm, a hat trill naartly a upply thin want. pri ,
paled poet ant.ntifin principle.. nib tannid t 4Or fimpi”.
meting bet Tony. yet each filltllling it. tan rrint , thal
tilt io
Oleo.,
TO THE PUTIIICI k. 14 to here offered .1 o A , Ottrttil•lit torte,
Zeit pOrfectly oaf, no foci:amt. which:acting . upon th e
eiriculation. raiser the action of I he,or atoll. igeth,..t..4.
arta of b'eaith. eoper lolly after soy d.billtottne attack fit
6 ,
4111Mo/re. after depresainn from eat or any incal or *eel
thebtal cause; no .4sotinS ?mit. , which. with i geortv
stimulant toooter.mete w • pwrultwr influence upon tb
fIt+TOCIIII oystrm. ealmin italtwous Irrltat lon. • hen taker
properly. without the le endow,' to the brain. raid
without that' dlotreootn,e ri'action o bleb l e th e b.n,., 1
moat tonics—often cooping morelnjor) than tbcortglnal
d boas*.
As A TONIM moderately and - Piitnanen fly tlifatt tog the
miarriee of all part■ or the frame. producing neres,ont)
healthy Inert/De of the art il.ll of the vari.•u+ manna,
etietnirally champing tt , e. nrittit ..f the *topnotch. lend art.
lop nrrmallpoti the liver in rnrulatlop permanently
ration,.
-
litt
fo rAVtinever export. to find titian ber'erage *III
bldg
nted; but to the Ark. weak and Inir.opirlted.
It ; will perm. a grateful Aron:utile curtilml.
singe larremedial prorierth.o.
P^PulorrrY or fhb. deHrtl ,
Aroma 4,15 indueed many hntlattone which the yulrit,
ahnuld guard asrainat purrhaelng Ile net twrouaded to
brlYaultlitux etre, until you have riven enran %Veil Mt.
Lisp litrrras alai? trial. One bottle will eeo.heee you
to,w Infinitely ouperler It le to all thee.
t i3-Sold at Siper bottle, or all bottles for $5.11 the
- 801.4: PROPRIETORS,.
BENJAMIN -PACE, JUL; &CO..
PlOrmarentisto ant, (Anis i ts '
PITTSBURGi.PA.
! for sale In Philadelphia by t he orenie—Aloffinan 1
Nortrtgl office of the bevioerot ; John John'', Intl Race
street; Drott R cone. It 3 North Second atom*. Also, it,
ilitter_a Co.; Lancaeter,lor John F. Loot,
Ft - a.; Pottsville, Johnli. Prowo..l. C. C. thirties ard,
P. W. Epilog; TATuaqua,Ly F. J. Fry; ytloersrillr, J..
Rurne, and In Schuylkill Haven. by Pr. Chl
November 14. 'l4 10-
WILLIAMS'S
ANTI-pYSPEPTICI FI 6 IXIR.
.117 'popsy llntig• • IL on vipapit
e
Il y L stimn L4 ° .! B an i d l lnw S k .N att S eti l d B
ed il ar i ltl: d ie
_ .
er of the digeativ e organ}. A •
vapenay and tta attendant Ills, sorb as
:Valiant, Headache.
, Vrritgo, Uiwnrnt of Sight,
!Wady of.the Nwrous Sysleni,
Ityporhoidrio. Jan Mike.
1,411 Ilppettle. •
iresany of the Strength. • •
Ftrtulence. rah frcluen(hekhing of wind,
tosse.
Omit:pp/mu antiltneastaras nettle Bowie, '
Alloy, roam
JJanditr9 INIIIOIIOII at the pit of the Stomach,
L,eenit'ompltoni,
Oppression. assn &tang.
I t tlpthilinn...l the //n,•(,
/bon on the pi t if the Sloonorch, or towards thorax/lot Ude.
SdrOleafre of t ( limp/ .7(....
'I Ltrprrunm if spiOas and irritability of temper. or). .
Ilea.. in many raft.% th hod the skill. 10° , 01010re. of ths
hem medical proud i Monet. in t ieworid, and mat., c it, ,
have beetiatandoned as incurable.,
Da. J. Mitu.t.ses, Chem let, aint_PhArmareutlot. atter
studaing elbeely. the practice of Dolo. Abernethy and 4
Johnson. England. and observing the nature tot the doe
rate in all its stages, during a sojourn in the Lad hero
and VeSterlt portion of the United :Melee. where it pre
vails to a _realer extent thou el aew here. torero trot Ifts to
Soon h Atneries. reirtald nada goof herb's. front whilk he
.prepared an "..Etaxitt;” which. after eighteen yen,. toae
in private practice, has' proved Dort( wore elliracitoueou
the cur. of Llyspepsy. than any medicine that has k ler
keen* prepared in ally ago or any rlititeelln the Mate put.
pap.. . .
Having submitted it, with an explanation. Of ii men ,
pnnenie to A number of Phyrielans.nf 'Philadelphia
salting whnnt were lion late Drs. Joreophllatiehortic nt 4
J.C. )loortont.olt hae received , their entire approsal. I'd
many of the Medical Vacuity are now not only' pro...rite
ing it for their pailedits, but are using It Ilisundars.
• personally. and in their families. As a tonic, If ito n 0.,.
quailed. anolits properties are of PO invigorating a ten
nun., that it is givrci with pen feet safety and success to
the crioet tender Infants.. 4 .
. The.° Maixte" la very grliaual. het certain to Ito artier,
upon the organs of digeetion. the increased ?wroth:hint
the liver. panereas and morons inebrans of the nto o
mach. and requires that only tone. be taken in twee.
ty.lour boom: for eontirnted Dy 'Try y can Old, be rO , lll
Il k
toy .7n.i..14 restoring the organs. of di;:testion tt a hold.
thy etate. • The great 'curtest. Met w'tb in touring gybe"
moat aggravated ease of Dspepsy.otecompanied snipe.
time. with a high grade et hyporhondriasia, hoe estate-
‘lished the moat unbounded rainfoolenee in the rurativ•
protiertlya of this '•killItItl," In eorroboXfstiopof which
read the following lest lino talc:.
ATI'IiSTATION.—We. bating useoriVillfews's "Anti.
, Djspeptie.tilair." with the thrift p I feel satistartion and
1 surreys, take grrat pleamtrot In re. otuntenollog It In all
person, suffering with Dyspepsy. as we are luny con
vinced of Its was, retitnalle qualities in rostooring the
digestive powers, removing all pains and Utleafiliclao and
itnpartinA a healthy tone 11l the Stontario:, o ' ,
John IL-Pelona«, 34 South Wharves: Casper Moor!.,
Tonally; Thema. 41 {bong. l'resident of (tank of Proa•
a.alranift; Abner Elate., !far ket street above t'tatt : Edo
word it. Rowley. N 0.14 'l,Ctorth IV hart...; Michael pew,
Superintendent ' - change: flannel, Side.,
Yretniford Rs to. 2A !Albert etnet; II
N. Sperry.' .aa r. , n , .. Newbold. No ,
: 1103 Cbeatn, ota: It no. Yard. to City
Dow • lludr idosay ; 11. Ni Miami"
94_ - M : ater. at
lirnto'.
The tigt
lenKth. Gut
TeAtinfotty
Dot. J.ti
.loustoM
. .
heracaritont di t In will :Ina testy,
and at lengi twit I rttuld not attradin
mr bunlnrr Ito a decline. and it eat
believed I t the brit tardiest aid set
procured fa. eery ana vreorted to wills at
any relief. till 1 11.11. adir: ' ll44 to ape your -F.llllr.' • and
franithe time I be.ran taking it 1 gradually helper...l
till I wan completely reelored to health. The dresdnil
autTerluga t endures/ room leyspepay It cannot 4 , 14 . 6 1 .;
Lut I am voutldent that without the use of your -Elixir."
I should &lin tily grove. I asateb'that I. solemnly be
'here your “Ellair" hie awed me from an early dgath
I continuo now In the enjoyment of fleeted exeelleet
health. i 11. N. SPERRY.
An. na. !An. • No. 1104 N. Third it.. Phibort
We, the undersigned. have known ))r. 11. :N. Spero
for aevetal years. tnil take pleasure in slating Abet iii
'11 4 '. 0 /°. , .an lvt ..te'rferlis,‘ relied on. and that we oar
selves know that It.. ban n wonderfully rerb..4 in
health from the brink of lb greet: and we believe. as
he asserts, toilets by the die .r Dr. Vi iltianin's -Elixir."
Tilos. J. Ca %antra. No. 14:: Phornia at.
Jolty Elltlt.tl flare it:. a NI% e p r ,,, n d,
-
Personally appeared twfore me. (noe of the Alderman
of the ell, of Philadelphia.) 11. N. Sneer. who heir , :
duly affirmed. deli' depose and say. that the taste vet
Airth to the itime'eert flerite are true In every particular
liworn and aubseribed thin rithoday eV June, tali.
Ft Etir.RICIS Rut.. ,lirferientr. ~
The "Elixir" I. sold to bottler.. it $1 emit. or 0. lidlla
for $5. Proprietor—JAMES M't LLt A .311 4 . St. b .
' Chemist 'and f'hansfairartirt.
' No. 4 South Seventh street. Philadelphia. •
itil-For sale by Joy( O. Ditqw,r,Ceatra street, rott.
One. . . .
February 20.'aR • 14.17
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
• TO ALL MANKMD. •
HOLLOWAY'S NILS.
. ,
A Boon to ihe 11,1ek!
The Want Pr 3 sterling tortlleinsl to meet the VP
,neetwaities of the. entrerlnc portion of hutosoll. o).1
one entirely free from mineral and iither delotrre ue ty
tides. less gwrerrly frit till . this all yomterfol • media
lens usherod 'lnto the world ; liounwst's tarst.t
Mu.. have brome the nocetwouf Italf DT of All rat .1.
Their stir/Wife P. to eggrigtg as well cc to rut
tack the • Ain/ or Sour of the. complaint. and the ,
mortar the hiddon cause of (lisps , . reins igerereiefid rr
store the drooping entree,. of the system. medstlrt
tore to her hulk of VITAL anepd PtratTlONAlf ItcrOaakne!
yssia.
The ;ea t
t scourge o f this continent yields
a . rourse the antilwptte Mita. and the
gnus Are 140114 le their proper tone; M. meter , .
what hidene *hap. , Ibis brim of disease er
this aearrhlug and unerring reined) . di perrre•il lr a
the patient's system.
General Debility and Weakness,
Freak whale*. iv reuse. Wynne% of amens. and ail
ehtnao! a dire/teed liter. and other dieorgantrat Ina <!/1.•
ayetetn. yeolah under the eradicating infloenee,v l
all powerful anthentle and detergent tetnedy.
Bilious Disorders, •
The nretier quit/tutu end right rondltlonoffrha
of nannentoue importance to the health of Ate. hp ,
tried', tine 4011.4111.1nrit medicine expel. the bidter,ee''
01 the rorepteinti and tundere ell thrtiold. and
. pure end fluent. cleansing and resureitalluit
fenetlons of the body.
Sickly Females
Phatad Moe we dm. In trying a tow &peen( HO. rerr
lilting and rettorsting remedy, whatever may I.
enenglatnt It'ean bet taken with warty to all
And other tisturgsa isadarta, and It■ effert la all 44 " ..
raculuus.
• • •
• Unrefitted front •
The testimony of Naticns Is 40tIlmouply bow
health giving virtues of his nede remedy, OA NIT'
cotes In evrt7 thing tanstowore wllnews to the Wl'
!MIMI= of theist
Ifolloteole Pilli are the heef'rentedy ksoirs i. tli
10(.44 foe.the
—eel PI,
Asthnsa, Debpay, !roan' WeaSee.,
Dogrel eranplaials,Dtl.llltyv••• Llrrrfnmplal stt
Coughs, • Er'ret and Ague..Lows...so a
lientalieunsplalnts
Chem Insoose, ' •Ileadarbots. Stone sad Gatti
Costiveness, Ia it easion, Secondary err
DYlpt.yits. . Influenza: tow.
Diurrham, • Innamenotise. - Newereal Alfettil
Worms of all kind..
f—None ore ton ufiwo unless the 91 ' 0
sslionotaty. Nita root -pod Loothot." • aro dloottettle is
it Mier N ark. In every loir of the book of Obero n
around each pot or box; the LIMN May be PlrilollY "1
by Antolini the la{/ to the hpht. A hoed WPM re.sti lE `
be givers loony one rendering curb Information I ,
lead to the dejection °tea" , pativ or parties coyote&
In the medicines or rending the saute, knowing then
to be spurious. •
• ••• IS Id at the Manufhetorlee of Profestior ifourfA
XI M alden Lane, New York. and by all restiect,nle Dret
gists and Delleli In Medlrtne thrnaglinar—rhe relot.l
States and throelellited world, in boxes et ccul'•
mots, And SI each.
tirTbens Is eossiderrible Navin by taking the foto
shim
N. B.—Dtriretion. for the guidance of patients in ere!
dlereedeer are alfl rod to each bor. •
J •
•.tended to afinoPfail
who rat obormlopol as
tp lee PIC. •
-Vbr 1111,.n pct.% pew•
frf to 11).pepsy,tlytt