The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, November 27, 1858, Image 1

TggMS OF:THS IdIAEBS' JOURNAL,
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TWO DOLLXitS pa .10,1111 1 (1, payable In advaoce-7
.$ll.l it um paid wit.lpin di mouths—and $2 40 if
u ..t paid
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e n rce copies 2410 1 11 i addree,.s,kla advauce.) . , t•-:, 00
; , -even dog ,do do,_ : I • . 10 AM
Fifteen 41 , .! , do do •
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• - .ciat.Aulrgerildlons 'tnopt
. be invartably paid in ad.
•3nce,aad aunt , to tint, address.
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• ; "to easite.ni SSD Otntii: .
The .InuirStt. will be furniett 4 to Corriere and others'
at .Z.:t per ba/ espies, ea.& o • 'Le"... " , , -• i
ore/en/rice and Sao " supplied wilts the
Afir le
JOUSItat et lit in advance. •
: ... • enS 1.111 or we ~ ...,..,-
I t a"ubleribeis order the diften linueiN, of their news.
*ii ,porallie'publi•her May continue tcosend them until
.111 arrear:Otes*re petit. . . .
11 cubs -di...cc ne4tect or reuse to t.i their newspa•
',ea . Lout the otliee to which trey ern directed:they air
h..11",5n001,1.- onlit they have settled the bills, end
0 f ,ter•ei 10 , 101.0 - wit"' curd. • . -
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I f ~,,H . r iv d , ~, ~,,,. Coo her places without inf owing
t he fluid blo.r. cod t he newepapere are sent tothe former
di ro--•11.11. . i iiry re hold responsible.. '• '
The ••earts Sire Velded That refusln. to etl.e newepa.
, pee+ frsoi the olliee ' nr"retnneinz., and fearing; them on
ea Ile 1 ter, I. prima facie evidence of Intentional fraud.
'RATES OF ADVERTISING.
on.. 91.11 11, *Or 10 110.0. flo colas for one inoertion—iutr
so toent tOsari lons‘2.l reutx each. 3 linen ODv.liwaP,
Cel/L4 roi in«nt Insertions,l2% cents
varllF:etnents'olvt:r 3 lit!es; for short periods, dimmed
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t:111 int. . .
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SI , VTill. • ONS. TWO. 'HELL
Tliree lines, •Oa 1..... 23 $ 3 ( 10
Feitr linen, .llO 1 l' ;:::i 1 1. 7 25 5 - 1 00 75 t 4 ( 1 , 11 0
Five liner,' 100 150 ,1 1 ...,•,.. 0 °' 400 '6 00
Six lines, 185 225 11• . ....7, . 4h p . T A • io
F.:ven lines. I 2.5 223 •-;'.1...'" •
• 00 2 S 5 5 (YI S
111:tht tine., 1 7.4 - ....• _ e •
; 3 0.4 5 50 • 900
ht us 11 ere., 1 2.5 22 3 • , vAar or rzs uxci
A I.ItIVES rive uNCSCOUYIIIP ASA sQ • .
, ::5 2 :14, :1 50 600 10100
"ne tntu'iv". , 4OO 5 (A) i). (.4 • 1100
Twe x l ures, ' ,
Thre:e,!••iusres. ;:*•-';' 9 , 010: 7 8 5 00 0. 1 4 2 00
oo ' 2l
00 00
I'4litr s4kracec. 450 41 )
..4 609 9no 12 00 19.00 30 lit)
14 ""r''' - t h t nal .pr ~
, o ,• r ae vpsee er• c or per 0. a e asreetnent.
A 1 .... 3w it i ,.6. Notie2S, $1 e ach-,accuturianied With an
Ad......t I.qm-0. 211 c.rni resell:
x 4 vett i- e o4.n t 4 before 31arrlagea and Deaths. 10 rents
. T ier line lac tio4 insertivu—subsquent int•erlions,.s eentil
v ., line••• Vi ite ...irtlisroroubti.(l as Annie IttadSertisillg.
Nler•-ntnts and re lierig.ndtertising by the - year, .1111
~h . ,„;.4 , 4. and a xtiiieling Advertisement n 4 exceeding 15
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sin...win'k....lorg,l. I t.r.ltAiltig subscriptien, • .., %.A.,
; ,,, t r, V. !he Amount et tour squares, with chan
es and sistenaipi inn'
'wit h out r h3111..,C, at the rutea designated above.
Ad votrti,l,lllolth M:t in lar x rcr type than USUAI will he
Ir4e4 59 per rent. advance. on them, priers. A 0 elite
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b e . the Sank, SS letter prexo:
No . Tis7A:nlvortiseinents rpreiyed from Advertising
,reot • ahowl, except at 25 per rout, advance .on port
links: It). nter.l.ll A.t.t.teentent with the publiodter.
rrrir.lev 25 cont. each. Deaths At:rump:MO with not.
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1 runt.. withont: notice.. no.chargO.
All tuttir,et. Attept .of rellgidus character . end J
for plarAtional purpows, will be Charged:ls eeple fr,r any I
otrul. , of lino, under 10. Over 10 llnee, 4 wits p4r that
PoweedinV‘ tlnnert in grg n ot a g eneral or
eli
3r ter, at4ed A t , line for each,
'To r,,nit3te,rniet,l,oll.ilx we will .fate Shat foes
talk.. r,,ltt in tt hal real umn—and lineta" ,
, In tiler column. , V.9::2 ./mrtli make it CnIUMII- 1.170 a ball':
r,dittitnentl 559 h girlie, column; All odd lines over '
eirlt s hare, rim rg,ttl the Tete of 4 rents per lloeitor
cote time. and A rents:per line for three times.
tly arerth , erS mart ennitne their adverfiling
to
nto' d
n not i .4genrirs for nthere.eale 'teal
'; - ,re nn/110 4 in huslneFs advertheinente.
IRON WORKS.
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TAMAQUA IRONWORKS:
' Curter dv Allen, . : e
run roon , /rrs. ,Ihwhinirfs. Boikr• rod Moriiii!irts• Too/
, • Misters °rot err Buttders.
The •eleterlhetll a rdllllllT prepared to' • .
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1.4,1%4..111 , 1w fdr a11,,k faille of tltititinary. , t .
1:11210,. :111.1 Ill Arilitio•ry. for collieries. j t i
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.1.1.4 turts.-..... D . at% 'Extensive 'file . L .tai . .. , -,..i l it•
cilitie: and pm... oil experience In the '..,. , ...., ~....,.
t ue .i,, e vsorarrawl them in taking the largest, contracts
it theloonst. pr -es.
l'arllcular attitian' is Called to Irene k Allen's New
ro t
style ,('wentl holing Jtarltinery. lip which the, Hopes
Or ,:qt.tift rope omit:tins run on the top of both drunvin.
&elide vri)s. .
. This arrangement, it Is confidently bt:liesed, will rave
In the w err snit tearatf imp:sof rhiitaw, the price of the
Machinery in tire years ;And for fast Winding;Simplicit y
"1' C ~ .,i ru,ti m and vittrabllity. It eanniw be imri v ew e d.
We as I recommend the new car wheel. Invented by :Ur.
Lucien 11. Allen. 'Phis ittleVi ran only be Pad at our
works. :OA Ills 1.1 1 / 1 1 .1 111,10 , 1 of the ..veal Wi..1,1 1/Vin
t, 4 11314. tri fin: pliant)) : imt a slogle w heel havitot Peen
I,,k,+'' ..iiie.. its IntroduAton. We are nod placing it
.°.t hr t l:'...111"01 •onie of.tbeprieripanl3llfl.4ll.lo . ll. l3-
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' v.',. ,v..i.t .r,, , , ...nil 114017.111t0n of Ithi.' plink: to the
T:IIII aqua CA i . Shop, eonneetr°l with the Muir works and
reef:oily erected for the tnanufarture of Ilaftroad. Drift,
Prei:lit Cars :aid Trucks. and furnished with all the ho
rli .„ l , thiirnVelllgint.. so that Illoyire thus enabled to ex.
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1.,.11i, work uttieb cheaper and el h more despateh than
[i1er..11•1411 . 4 1 , . .•
1.11 work relrlefeert... Persons wanting anything in
roer'lleiew...l.l 4., evil to Bile 11% 3 ..:111.
. • oAla EH k ALLEN.
4 April •.4.,'.'0,1 • . . . , . ii.
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-FOUND4RY.&. MACHINE SHO , 4
Pori Cr bon, air kat y Illatil Co-, Po. y .
''' ...nee. T. 11. M . ' iN 17E1:Z4E1i:: a nnonrie
es liiv , reattinesa. from the r4oupletetnkttit
I-..: orthesiNre tthinedestablishinehtMissip .. I
, ply al Vorders in hi: line ill but.lheas—
qurh I% P/I' :...1«:onl Fahfines.ltallmavl and
liilii - ja - 1%, ,'owns. er.l.l . ltreakers, Castings 31111 NI aril ill, l'
ry of every pattern. Ile:warrants his' work to give/4MS. I
fa-t ion. aa IL aerordinglysolleita patronago at home and j
ar.r,aol. ..1
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FOIJNORY AND MACHINE SHOP,
Steam car Factory,
'meow NI rf lliF..—The btu.inee,‘,l the late firm
r xr.. ' alb, ~r SNVliiili & MILNE;',. win be I.olllin.
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• lied bv-the sots... Per lo .1111 Ito various
1)1 ....... - 2 ,i - s 'A l iume omom`'"' .I,ranecieoot . Steam Engine bullaln . g. Irou
, ..,. FoundeAnaitufacturer of all kliatlo of
Msehinery. for Rolling Mills, Wool XlizziatallAWSlKNuL
t`,,..1,... kr. Ile s ill also vontinue "the business of )11n
• hoz and Selling' the eelehrrited Pm,. Forest 1114110 .Ish slid
f„•,..,, ~ ~,,, , 5p..., at . reilll Red iAlal Cools. Iwillg sole,prrprie
1• ap 111". t 114,0 Volliell,o .(IEOIII 1i W. 3NYDKII.
JAIIIIATy '21.1'47
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• POTTSVILLE ROL.LINC MILL.••
Fr ,a c co
(......j HE St:II , cItIRFILS tiro eon
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ie sitesf
, ,: t — 1 ' CollleYri:tllnils.'welgrh7l4l;•2.'r.:2li..g2iifl.':•,o2
nub 40 pound% pee tftill. Also. largi,
Wit,l4l2l;nib. of the Most 41, ,rd pottorne.
nel4ntitg 1:4 ..et, fi , i /1,114 401 pounds per }aril. Fn-in the
e,petl.•nre of the leiNt five years. we feel e , lnfldent of
in thinz 1011• Ann.*, pii,ed In quality by nuy mill in the
-eintry. Afl letvlnese eenituunirntii its addremell In
11.... v, N . itnirr A SoN. iron Encloi 1., rott,alle. will
WPM .i• 1, pr—mpt attention. .1 NO. lit' UNlt.ll,d'elb
June I.‘. •fl 7 „ ilre '
- PALO ALTO. ROLLING MILL.
• ..., • rHE :Nah.l•riber. beg ituve to an
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and t h tr t
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c,•nornllc.rhat thrlr mom• u n ni ng .Ntlit n t
' Palo 'lto Is ,nnw , omplrfe.ind In full
It is4to 7
I," ~,,,t i.un*,•i ,ittet, ; anent,. artgbinCfn•m 21:to
7 , ',- vr flr , i..-Al.n. , ll l forunf ,Plzetkuf flat .square and
lorr iron. • .
.i r i..•r• rill. or bar lion n • rw reslieetfulli enllelted.
011 l in....t w ith pr , mpt latent log if toil either at
o.• il I. !Idea Ak II ardw are Stott..
or at Ibrir fare. N. E. Come- of Centre
in I , 1 , rk , 1 %frwritti,;M 'tory. AYIVOOII. LEE k CO.
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' T 0 C - AL OPEIITO4. - COrNiINERS.
Plostirer- tialller orka.
- Tlie riwpeAtfully• InvITO the.
PIM attention of the.rbusinee• ntinniunily to
hie. Roiler. Worke:on Railroad etroel.lwo
is low the I'amorn7er Depot. Pottrivllle. Pa.,
• - whete heir prepared to inimufaeture
Io I I I, A • a;) F EVERY' lPflt , Clt Irf ••
• :•,•nwki. Air Mirka. Maxi Piro:. Gasometer! .brift
CAl's. Av.. kr. hoilwrg nu band.• .
.• !Lilo , : A tii•irt iea I niwrhaAle and thriving for yents d rented
him-elf entirely to Ihi. branch of tla;• buslto,si. he tlat•
' lore hi inwilf that, work'donn at • his Aortabll:hihent van
glee s..ti.f.rilott to all who may favor b.m Oath--;
; I,nliridmile and l'ompanios Will find It greatly ttrihtlr ad-
v ,p,t tr, ~.satni,ne hla work before erma w eleeithere.
N0V..21. '57 47.1f} • N'OlY•• •
BEAVER MEADOW IRON WOR K S.
II I, Drw ',IVA: II HOT II Eli. Iron afiras,
Fun lidera, respectfully Inform pa
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trolls. and the public generallY.l
i t , oomla Ire fully prepared the Abide e4ablleb•
amm • r- • —• men?, to ma ti ale( ilri• EiFlner of
IlAittimil and Drift Call, andie'rery
ottior b.. 111 Iron nod ItrtlFl- Castings suitO•le rot
I lii•yo..ti miniles or other Ino•iniwe.on the most rea liable
I .•rito... I:l..tvitttz Oyli,mtleill for, Mist Furl. rp,e and
if• o •liinj. wort: tq •zimoral. , •
' Itop io A ll:l,it t li,.lt‘t tt with neat neat nu de4s , pafeh
at 111.- 04 Ail,?rink furulsliwil 1. Iboin near.
o••rf,wwi well. They would MAI. it 1 iiieut•bili. of
o t o . in AV want Artirlen in their tut It lititckellOY•
1 I will moot with immediat and prompt Att!...11•
t ; 0 • \ 0 . • HUDSON.
?lash 4. l'sr,7 o-ly
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of
. • , ASHLANOIRON WORKS..
411
1: are now ' fishy
Nis, prepared to fdrzalPh.iat the APhisind Iron
• •- t r "" ""' Works Rtettlll Engine+ , and I'iruppolPny
sti p•rWr•t . 8111 . •
I eapaeity vlitni nlll , owl other
riust'nosea. Coal . lirealtere of .every ' PR. - end
T. ii lirtr mem . 11 ace, loprthrr 18.111 raw Ingo 811111 . 080118.8
.f dea , riptions. Coal and Wilk Cal s oral f 44.e0
so bps" ter... large T010(.311+1 11 ors,. nirab—al iforniOsed
Taira. • The subascribero nal teir tliLaso
ve.. , 11).0 in rent Ileb an every member of the firm 'ls a.
pr wit , it itts. •It.tn ie. t hey' will be Able to f na r n lash
111-11 compare favorably with any In the'ite
t .a II order - a
direr? ed I - b. P. A trtv tit k Brine.. A ple
7,ad. I k ilt 1 - iittlityt , will reeelveipretripl tton
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f,, Eli.
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. JOSEPH OMINEIt., •
Ashland. May I+l. 7 , 7 • ' 19.
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BEHAVES'S IRON WORKS,
sistier.vme.
E Vo prepared to mann
• carture * STEAlit of any pa* er,
• Sigik l'urnp.ot any earicity!ptid Coal Itreakrra
' , r Teery dearrietlon ; - so well as every
„. t • A kind ether kinoratiachinery used! in •Minee,
Area e. r rinteet, ltouirig
. the f tlttier posse , se,tr,for manufacturing. and
1 . ,11 1411 t: ,Cp.•viellCll in the to v4lth , 1111 I. t timed
out at iiii••••it.ahlishnient, at tlic eery. nicest prires.and
or • n .I . lporior qtl3llty. . .
nerson••l••sironsorpcittinit up Maeh pry i‘f any kind,
ire invited to call anikexamine patterns and %income are
pntiutedwithprirestieforerontracttt , ‘eliewhere. •
•irarr.tit evert 011,1 are solicifeil,atitl strict attention
*Hine veu to their prompt kzeruli.ln
• • WILLIAM s IiEIIAVF.N.
lhoember 9, 1557 • 44411
' . WASHINGTON IRON WORKS , . . I
Pottsville, Pia.,4 :
JAS WLEN rerperl toll) Irish('
the attention of the business commlin Ivy
the t tr, New Maritlar elift.nnd Fon ndryl
,rect.sfhetween Coal hod Itallroadetreeti, , '
. and fronting tin hoiweiiian strirt. wheve!
I prepAred to exrcate all orders for nuottifittny alp
.rut iron, such as Steam Engines. all kinds of
b.': Int llollufr .Milla. Grist and Saw• Mills, Single and
I' ll 0i1.... wine: Ihuups.hul freakers ' Ilrlit Cars. AB klatilic
,nt ft Castings, such as Chairs for Flat stud T. Mall ;,
~e it, l iesAtc.; all kinds of east and wrought iroU,
,f Win!, BAIL; practical nlichanirs.ind haritte mad/
Inds , of the Cool Region their study for year
y
„ifarlsinery In their line of buslttrnof t hey,
that work done nt t heir eatablishllll.lll
"'', :1 , ... , 0W:uni0n to 311 who may honor them with
thmnkinllr rinvired and promptly easel
''"•'•;"Ihe most reasonable terms.
Tlhall AS IV r.EN, JAMES WREN. .
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P. end
TREMONT IRON WORKS , •
Trril ))))) 1%114 , 1 COIIIIir, nna.'
The•Siihteriberr reepeetlullyinvit4'
the attention of the Intaineaseomneunltyl,
• -"" to their New Machine Fliop And Youn t'
mmr, ‘lry..rected In the town'of Tretrmt. en d
—• under the anperiniendeneetteet ntansp,l
'. 1, •• , 1 of . Ilene*. Z. italderti land Philip Unthelt R.'wher4
In .Y,,,re yr. Pi
Aired eter:lntel:lll order* for itachinery ol
Ilr , s‘ 3 , 0 lore, atult as rltiltm .Enttinee of any pinxer,
va',t?, tle3l•llreitherAef overydeelipl.
Al l•:airingror Rolling 3111114 r 1 Hr.* and
*,,•• yfin. , Ir an e ics.artd all kindst.f )talircalleasiingti.
ti r* t4r Pint end T P Ants, Switebea, and
. Ca.laed Wrought Iron Shafting*. Mr. 11)11-
1 "Ii‘ nraeliealliechanie,and having had therm!.
•nr , and orrienee fur many yonrl4 in the Coal Hanlon,
I...tc,kl*.‘f patting up Machinery of any kind,
ri 4 " l ." 'all 1.4 examineour pattern% and Hairdo..
1.1 .1, a thwntoo ootlttlinANl with priegagt
•ttontraeting wispitherr. Illnlerr. Infer.
' 04111 reraleed.lttel ntriel at (patron villl
to llolr prompt eteenliou. trmalng ViVerni 1 1 '12
37. hr. mut col hone. itoginerpit hand.
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-7-7 iIIiLISHED EITTARY SATURDAY' -MORNING,.„BY.:-BENJAMIN‘ - BAN - BAN- -LKILL 'COUNTY,
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; . . SATURDAY MORNING, N(Ar MI3ER-27--1858 -
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- ABLlEritit MINE STOKE
q% 111 '; THE COUNTY. • ; •
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iN£! THE GOLDEN EAGLE,"
w i9ijnilt,re:ptreel!,,Pot tinrll!e- ,
The en / 114143%Iricaa
of thla r ofie, i broetit In
surer at allgmei a fresh
MI pply of ti tt pate nt ant
beg DA ME ME icartt
C/1611ICA .1 akl: kr.
• :r.lie pHeletors. 0
%color 1).11*, h' klrocri
of thirty' , )7401.' I expel
once. Or, tirilersOu
attentlan'r+iAt all titrit
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t lon pall i . rdtela6....
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in utitr,.wt s aitr4 .11ap4 retail, JulIN G. IlL'ol4,i I f..IN; .
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, Nfholesale and - Retail
Ikrig l i.iii:Let aAsci. o.llemlist.
s.E I cinier centre and Norwegian Sta.,
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O , I[IsIyILLE; PE NNA•
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N.1.V1 ,4k4, rwcii AND SOLE PROPRIETOR or
• • 1 refuting s Pecterar Mixture.
11 Fd __ l 1 1 -_
EPTINc!IIicIIEUTORAL MIXTURE cures Coughs. .
i
EPTIN tiItECTORAL MLXTURE tures I nfluenza.
EBTIN 'Fr iIIECTORA I, MIXTURE ems Bronchillm.
EMT": 4.10&701tAL MIXTURE ewes Sore I'broatz.
ESTINO PECTO*A I. MIXTURE will relieve! consump
,i
fire Itl (kola Id advancod st3ges of the dimenme.
ECTINtri , EIiTORAL 'MIXTURE sold 'by Jiro!: L. Snr
-111
" ‘1. 1 .0 la id.l
' EBTINUISI PEUTORAL MIXTURE sold by J.
s KI=UL
flie. Olitierse Me. I. -
E BIT Ni) , lf i riXlilfol l A I. MIXTURE mold by Wee.B. Killen,
Rap , kill it,' en. ••
Elorpco.i.r.igoxtAL 311 XTIMP, mid by all druggiqs
• 4. remelt y ihroUghout tee county.
octoloo}2 . '• 7 '--
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT
, i I PHILADELPHIA'. . , . j “
TE
NATIONAL HOTEL,"
i Sffilrgthevii Bandage Institute, ' - (tale "WHI SWANM
NO.V7 ARCH et., 1 door below Ninth, • RACE Strtet, above THIRD,
LI 2 , I 111 An Twor PO5 The BALI OT •
' Philadelphia.
I 1
Arif,,,z;i.ll.i,. EVERETT ' S; Prenii— The Peoprietere of the shove sr r
thankful for the very I
_i_ _L u m Improved AbdomliAl Supporteroctivaseg and ; Ineut. being
litinitipki - I , , • , , rstowod upon them the past year, tal
DR, tal ... rlkLE.d 0 'M. ItAWLMGEI. . . ~ _ Principal .' forming their friends aim the public ..
, •
wh. l . i t :ll,y
,i. T had n
full and ~.a . .„ ..... prepared tntrecommortalle them If favored a
ssrt 118,Lnt'Il't I ITllptsEs. •FEM A LI; ' SI;P• t During the Winter months the house has
fil a d
nib. I ought, renovated. feoprovementstnade, and
PORTED/lb Stilt L DER Ill' ACES,
- g o e , sive niterationa In centemplittlon
s' tha t' . o-i tlitii Ttl'r .. 7 l e s si . L b ir. h r i L T "'. l. in '"r h 'i' e l c r i 4 t.l P:' c 4 I'LL iinper ' We are determined to devote ;stir whole r
' 1 business and flatter ournelves with the eon ,
-- Dr. Klll6l ri celebrated radical cure TRUSS ban i we sh ill be able to give general satisfaction.
cured Isdildn. a of CaPel/ where others have failed.—
Price, Ili' L 1,, ' Si 0 0 ' - Itespectfully yours, SIDES &S'
' Ran trees, ail
. Dr., It AWL INGS ha . treated successfully many lad air•TERIIS:—.II 25 per day
eases ot 41 wurilisiense. Club Foot, Bow Leg. Knock ti ripe 1 . '• •
' in IL—Carriage a will ale r 3 II be I readlnie
and Weald &nt.'s., with his Ilea arid Improved appnra- l •
' PlFFeill/CTII to and front Steamboat Lanolin;
tut: ftlriltese ,Disk; ses:, to which caste telerence 1.1111 be I ___ , s _
egi'IVEI 1 ICep l , raii il tirrir, iron. t v 00 to 815 On I "7:l,'''
i latlelph la , April 1..'58
St I f Fist lid r Cri ON' ELASTIC ST4CRINCIS , NNE- 1
LETS ',ISK,CAI. a aid A DIXIMLNIALCIOIPIIIWOBS. I ---` ll ----
i ii.
at IL r:Ottlersilt than can be hungheelserahere.• 'I
CDT:, ,(111. 4 . SPLINTS, and every variety of ICInI !-
CAI, A l,ll5sCgS. et greatl :.Teduled prlces,'plaing --
the br4 inalt of goods within reach of all ' HARDWARE AND IRON D
badititte,htded in private apartments at the stere,lty ' _ Tit h a Ult..vCltllthlt,lsavna •
M rs. P L . 4.rtszert. - ~ . . eat his goods at his new plac •
ori7ro l ' leukal 'attention e.szt , Instruments for de- t and , ith a new deterintnnth
formitr child n, anti saltimfin_nr:fo ail guarantied. I frig nit such goods:s the b
0
Dl l. o h t _,. RE . p ii,: m4,..N.15r0110, ' : 301)0 BOT :7.:l T au LES „ : e....l :::: : :i n : a : requlre.ni their lowest n
4. 1 1,
-1 Ilk 11 . BOLD iv cue . .• .' ---”" ' folieits the insieet ion of the Public. It sit
on hand and have urn hand rt full stock of
' Flue Iron Chopping Axe,
Coal Shovels.
NEW t. CLANDjtTATES' ' c.'tswd;
Slit iron ,t Trace Cains.
Nails and Sri
fi' ' ' I' N (1N EY r A-R . : ' -',' 4 '
A 1 j 1 T 'Lupe. Tackle Ihriclor
rptliE-REST()ItAI'IVE dr PROF. Of' - Bellow*., A nvilsand VI
. hardware and Iron, Depot, CILATILT. ern
~ ,Li J ivit.mik.r.restoring hair pisrketly and perm' a- t above Markel. PIIII hide. Fil.
luttill teiy 4 has, iever yet had a rival i teldnie alter volume
utile tillks 'filen ',from all arts of Ili web! and front the _ jt: ° :l '' lB. _!' .l- . _ ....,.. _
mesi Ofelligent to.prove th.rt•il is a pc#fect Ilestoranre; ,BRfCHT I LERCH'
but 'id the circular and you cannot doubt ; read also NEtV il &II DtVA ILE rsTOBl5
.1 h e fo .g.king :
1 q.. _•,..
.13sr I lIE I/ , lIR —People hare for rtisntorics been afflict- , ' Miners' Bank. Pottsville.
eat , it‘tit i li bald tends, nod the only remedy. heretofore ' , found an excellent assortu
kn(rwt , hasibee 3 those abominable wigs. Ilya recent
trine'
rimmin Files,
disrliAliii) of .ra fete•or Weod these at tieles are being fast Conch
.dit•pesScrl with but a ghat many persons still patronize. springs, . Fine Trays, ,
i thetl4-entose h e y have been so often Deposed upon by enddlety. I 1 111-Hanle War
ll* , lilllfil of. different kinds. To 'nll such persona we dhoeinaLer't.ToOls. ' kesorttnent of
rtarpriitiv flake the request. that t hey t will try once Carpenfir'eTriolb, , 1 Table Cutlery
Pocket Cutler
n,rninflif,r i 1 IVl,o,l's Re.tot at lye there i l i no turth thing, tilos% and l'aint
. 11,4 ails I Al's. Imps - el n lady who ar t a ha d..who used the Rat' iron of &liaises, , Table Spoons ,
art clif a s 04/ lllllN.'anli her •lirad is now covered cow . Roiled " —" 1 Anvilsand VI
4. tiallyaindSplkes, ; ..A.martittaat o
at 5 e now of numerous rates where l4fflliNit'ltrrittst ; Railroad Iron and:galls, ' Sheet Ironer
l
1.14, Al i ri ou.twltich It restored in grunter psrfectlon , Smith 'Fresh , . I Wire. Tin Iron e r
thault Or' r had been retire... ~, t
~,,.. ; Building Materials, 0 , Brass Kettles
it I lilsr nil tiorrt. /WO/ one fl(110 beld aril( l es Pori Cent,Steel. Sad Irons.
kerrippig the ha rin good rennin irtn.tmaking it waft and'. ..Sliedr Steel. , Panv and liol
FlOr• nit
,dAndrtitr. nod hns proved itself the , it nu Blister,
I 1 Chains..
grOn ,st neull to ell , the ills that hair le heir fn. Mill Saws, ltallrnadTK
1t .4,;(tte il 41 yof every one to Improve their personal Cress-cut Saws, Powderand
apPerlo Shit ; though POITIe may differ in regard he pine iland..nirs.
iin titi,c,O.auz. l it; turn every one a ill Admit that . a Minn- 1 ti.B.returnsbieLhankstothepuldlefo
flip kiikitiot hair, either in man or IfIIIIIO.I/, Is MI I/lICII 1 they ev tended tohim In hisdndividualca
much 18 a. defired. add I here ore to. Menlo that should ! Ihe new firm, by the quality of their g
holUltuintried to °bin to such a cousider.rtion —Woman's , Lion to husin'essand arcommmlathic prlr)
. .4 rtibi Al Philidelphia..
i
and command theircontlnned support .
' 111 tt ,
Plt Coenocroa. Oh 10. Nov. 17, lfilid. • _ .g BRIG ir
9,-..).„.1 , I_tritD & COCO —Gents: As I have been engaged In I • deafer,: n Titre! ma re and /et
sefftilg•Aftnr it air I:odor:01re the 11/11/ F•CIII/I113 1131: one of ' Pottayille..lkritiary a i l 555
seltifdtfal age On. (It. 51. ilackinsen.t and having etre
rion4ldithe beirefirial effects of it myself. I would like to
oldriftait!agenc t S• for the State of Ohio, or some State In
theta etd 1 rho lid 3ou ,wislt to Make such an arrange
, ul ht ;it,: M in cony nerd there is nothing'equal 101 l in'
' pr. , Ilflri Not esprit rtit , ,n,l9 the htiir. I have been in.
i 1
e iii il'lO lie I rug luteiness for oeveral yearn:, and have
I'l. 4 fFII:i Aug preparatlene far the hairOtut have found
titthll , l:ll bat restores the secretive orttage or. inn ixorates
the'fiel, p a. s ell an tours, helm: fully etinvinctOtt that
vntiritif slor.itlve 18 what you represent it to be. I would
1t 0)6 ittgagl In the sale of it, as I am satbdird it must
ift• I nYoturs truly, r
-1.11) , ,
S. T. STOCKMAN. ' 1
1, V.1.Y1.1:11 , , Mass,. Feb. 5, 'SST.
[CO—Gent.: having 'retired :
th l kr, . t t 4s W ,, t P•vou p 'r k lllair lhodorative. I wish to stair.
th Ii nS . tig my halt growing thin. all well as gray . I w.'s
I tniiidiet. roml what I read and heard. to try the article I,
14111 r t i : '3 % . v? ' s 'a in t N i.‘ V. 1 1 ° m t h it o ' ( g w7lc i t t l i a it nd hi c s tut t n di g er e t i eT
. t
'crortirie ly. In th n e operntlon I have used nearly three ;
betties Yours, Are_ - JAI' ti. FRANCIS. •
',SU ff. I , W1) l in A CO.. Proprietors.aWilfroadwny. N e w '
1
Voikiii flu gm at N.Y. Wire Railing •listablisheamit.)
anlit Miff et sts.. St. bouis, Mo. ~
1 , 1 L.,l ii 1 1 And sold by all good Druggists. 1
.
`lsititternber 25.58 . •510--lm , ,
— I
1 11 1 1: I[ . I THE, LIVER .
I.:VIViIGORATOR! ,,
1 . 1 P IiPARED lII'SANDFORD, ..-
4
qcpmp, landed Entilely From GUMS,
t, tine ii i al ille'begt PURGATIVE and
fril,lXtilt tedirinee now before the public, ilist . . acts
ttafi illt heel c. easier, milder, and moreeffectuailhenany
1014 erdlcinit known: Itis not only a aitAtirtic, but.
st . r.leer remedy_ acting first en the Love to eject l ie 'nor
'hid in, ter, then on the stomaelt and ITwels to carry off
tilde Metter, time accomplishing tyto purpose!! effectu- 1
allY,lwithou any of the painful feelings experienced in I
thelettatto is of most Gothertics. it etreugthens the
•IYI4t tent tt e sant& time that It purges it; and when
*0143 I tially n emotes [„ dens, will strengthen and build
it.rilli with unusual rapidity., - it_
1 Itlierlieitrer is one of the prlnciptl regulators
?fithl human body ;„21111d .'when it .perferms its lune.
irtl . tell. the powers ef rei the system. ore fully de- i
1
,4h, . -I' le Staninch is almost entirely dependent t
oti,',l be be thy , action of the Ltrce•for the proper',
•etftitenuce of its tune-pa i lions; when the stomach l '
4, el fea t it.'lhe bowels are at lault,, and the whole I
[ tYI I OOI sufft-fs in: eons.- quenee of one organ—that
LiVek"--rhavirfg ceased te E4 do Its duty. For the din- ',
itrsitth t 'nrgan.one of , the proprietor' , has made'
It' i fi: tuff. In a practii-eig4 of more than 20 years, to i
t ,
d 'tome emedy where. with to counteract the I
mini, I derangentente • inipi l e which It is liable. , . I ,
Ir'rttaa that 'hit , rem.--1014 dy Is at last, found, any I
pkie or t r oubled with hie.,, ver Complaint, in
pelto Its lulus, has butl,j to try a bottle, and /envie-I
tlAtlis reef yin. .
'II L.lttfiat ti um •crt moVe all morbid or bad metter from 1
It Itk-, sYstene, supplying in their place r health,' flow
intlibi ",.. Weiler I ting thelhil alierincli. reusing tend to
larii..ewol -,,„r,f„,,,, tik i , blood, giting tone and
itikith to° he a hole ma low ebinev, lentuying the'
Ica rentll th disease'—eltert• Ina a radical cit re.
,I
I Ifidiarss a tacit s areas:aril Z and.achat is Is•tter.vreren
blit. by the occ, Si Onai ,ow' of the Liver Istirigoe
ititur. 1.4
dine d tater ratfee la sufficient to relieve the
I,sti,b and prei eat tkie fond from rising and tour. ~
.It
I ' , 4 ' ^ . 1 t
,
, ',linty ono . dose taken lit- tore retiring t ti.re re nt a
140finfrhere, • .
1 41lTry one dose taken still night, locesetis the, bowels.
' gentle. end cunfs Costive- nen. .
1,10.14 &won ken a ftereneh!% meal will cureltyspepsio.
rttlitettottkinee of tyro teal" epoonfuls-will Wiwi re
litke Suck headache. ._.• '
. . t
hisna butte taken for fe-' — ' male obstruction,removes •
lice catue of the disease.. 4 and makes a perfect cnre. l
itti i 'lty y one dose le inedi-k, ately relieve, Man:. while 1 .
r.lotta dose often repeated is a sore cure for
,Chnterct i
Sle; 4 rb 1, end a, preventive_,.. of Glotera.
Al niv one bottle-I,W needed to throw outof the,
alit ea the elfechr i of cited Bine a fter a long sickness.'
11 4.**Oue!bottle taken w i .., Juandlee, removes all Kai.,
I lintel , or unnatural co Orli.' from the skin.
I rt
, bee t 10,4 fake,, a 1,4,. thnetteforeeatlng gives vl- ,
• i I to the !appetite, atilla makes food digest well. ,
'1
...
ti ' vr n ra d t: ) t 4. eT 9 ni n s e ,:llTl P e e Stem st ' ed -ri e ta: l e r r re cra e d h ita rw ier lic t l) Cr r eaPrin i t n at
1 IyVsld almost to the 11tst.. dose.
114 Poe or tiro doses cunt et r,,.. tacks caused'hy.Worms In 1 1
I ittlidnat: t Isere is un surer. l • ll 'safer, or speedier remedy
jig" I, ' world. to• It WWI Imp felts. ..
i.il is -A few bottles ,beefy Dropsy, by excitin; the,
, brat 'wilts I
1 1 2 , 11 irlt take pleasure Sn re-14 rommending thle medicine '
0 e lo , i al .. ,:reretrii_Ye for 1i.r..., . 12 and Apue, Plitt Perch, and ,
,t , t t•erers of a /blows Type. It nperatee' with
rertsinty „a nd thousands , 'are willing to testify, to lot i
troutterrai virtu.. . ,
~ 1 4,fi P/ teh , use it are girin their unanilnetta.firtimony in'
'f I 1 • • 1 .• •
iwama
,i t i t ; :e h e y r i ltt! . ..eveauU , , with'!Ac Ineideraiin', and;
1 11 1' ' 'l, ,
TEE LIVER niviooitEroa 1 I
lia ftscha k tifia madr k aa maanaci i , and Ise daily 'working'
iriatex. aline' too getat to believe. It enrs,,ws If brtua•
r,' teen the firs/ dna, giving benefit, and: seldom IlliWO
Oben one bottle is required .14 erne any kind orfake
I.tlimplaiist, from the worst-loam/tie or ilyiepeplfg 'to a
rironitnion Headache, all of which are the result of a Dis.
eam[ Liter. c- , . • , r• •
11;
I. Pyles, St pee bottle: .
II DR, SA 'FOR D, Pruprletat; MS Broad" ay, New. York.
, *-l[ tailed Itrall Druggists. Soil iii Pottsville by
IRNRYIRAYLOR; and In Tamaqua, by X. J. FRY. 1
~ i inaol9.'llll, -- t5.1. -
lil 1„ _... . _
t i- CUN smixti 1 . 1
'il i A .. l. A kinds of FIRE ARMS made
F• to order.fllleA P.aud warranted. Tool it nnA steal!
Intiehinery repaired hy , . fleorge,lichalk.
'',Clare gt et!, Pattrille, opposite Sastuel Afprries Store. 1
~I ' it owe her 21.'27
i
i 474 y -
IIIBLI BCHOOLREPORTS. REQUISITIO, 80.
&'
I W r, r. invite' . the attention of Teach
~I ; re and &had Directors to the Weekly reports of
itonehe to events. just published by the subscriber.
'different kinds suitable he primary sad ,moreidraneed
i. , h4t,is.i A 1... 'lnanity kapott& for Tesehere to Dkoc:
,06, lielpkor !tegiNt tit f t , ituple and cheap. hints to dehool
1 l'i ""I'vrt• klldbwr . wilit mans otharjaitabai Requisites, till et whieh will iniSold et the lowAt rale& -
1 Tolleb 6 tr , and f 0104 fin:elms will please : rail *emir
`htare at d 'mantra" Aeon: • ' • B. BANNAN.
1 ••• Ch.;ep Printer, lieniiseller and finder.
;:tertie livr ti. ':).4
HOTELS.
POTTSVILLE-.HOUSE, o • • •
JOHN F. 13111038, Proprietor.
0.4.014r0c roirsnizs. rt. • 1-4- r1 •
sag-odo'd Stabling provided-lit-
..iltovent.ber . • .! • • • 1- . •
amuses above tro s,
PHILADELPHIA.
The jibove establishment having
been A.novated and refurnished, the
proprietuf assures the public that a -
call is only needed. as be guarantees full Baths action in
every CM: JairTerms- - $1 SO pet day. • ' I .
A. M. 410PKINS, PreOrieter.
0 •toher IA ' J
• 'WHITE HORSE HOTEL"
Corner of !Centre and Akhastimogo Streets. l'ottseale.
Joseph 111. Feger;: Proprtet.--
Eutertaistusuts and accommodations
of the best kind, end every attent lot
will be paid by.the host and Ns iat
tendante to casks guests and travail
eta comfortabli .
AtmuNt 1, IA
PULASKI HOUSE.
SMITH & SLATER, Proprietors,
, - -
Onire strea , , .POTTSrIi f LE. l'fr..
Tills house hawing been ketiti . ' II
the Iltuist niannee,guests snit e lk tors
eommodailon. Meals at all ho rs.
best liquors will be found et tfie blur.
as our'vtlizeos, will find the YUGASI
IrePpt,t, one of the finest hotels In th
June 26,'53
EACLE HOTEL,
Lebanon,
SUBSGRIIIEI
wirtiev to Inform his old filen,
Bud Ompublie generally, that he hi
above welt known Howr•. He wlll t
areommodate all mho may favor him
Lorarioit--Coruer Cuudirrinhtl aio
Sirilmotbusans waning to k .cottor
road trains.
E==MM
HARDWAR
AINTING,
7
N ST•
received lf ! a large and
• 1
~nr t m N% ent of Window. Shidert. new..
alank.iiielpdlng Gold Itoydered,Oiled. I
1.1.64 - thir cheaper
LSO than over.
A-
Figure& Glazed and Plain raper Sliad
serfptFiri. For Sale by ' IIK.
a- 3 . Centre 4 treet , opposite Epi
l'attioltle; April 10,'48
PAINTING, PAPER HAN
Frlig ititlersilf,ned Would
I announce to .the public that h
Paint ? Shop, in Norwegian atrae
smith,. I.lquor r.tore. where he to pre
01 work In hi, line, eueh as Heuer on.
()taring. (1 vitinlnz and Paper ilattatna.
tottle.and on renennoble term.. 'Hari'
' he
. _
PHILAD'A. & READ AIL ROAD.
RAD. tia rf g;24l--
FICEIMIIi: o: .511:116N0U.N.
I,IN anti AFTER NLAItc,II Ist, 1857 - ,
1 onfilf urt her botire, the following Ifatet , of Vrelglit
Will be charged per 100 pout/41v.:
Dry a oats, Confectionery, Ilookli.Ca
I ngs,Cigars, Yre.l Meat. Fish. Mat
Anvils, Bran. Butter, Copper.'EF7s.
theniyare.OrlndetoaeCOroveries,ll
• • liams.: Hardware, Hides, Hollow.
Leatber,Machinery,Dystere.olle,S
Cotton.Coffee,Grain i ron. Lead.
laases,Nalle, Spikes. litre, Salt, r
?dens, finpiti. Whisky. kr.. • •
Broome, Sim !kirks. Guano. Mill St
3•lich and Tar. Salt,Serap Iron, Ti
and latinter.
Barks. Coke. Cord Wood. Clay.
lee. Iron .Ory, Litneetnne: Manure
Iron. Platter; Slats, Malt, thing' e,
Flour, per barrel.
March 21. '57 . _
- -
PI9LAD'A 4 READING
it..Faok; of the ehilad:
PAiladdph
The rotes of theel . ght and Tiins
this tlampaily, will he as follows, fro'
tinttl further notice:
To Riehmond.
" Philadelphla,
"lined Plane, •
" Niiitown r •
OerMantoun B. R.,
" Tails of Beh oylk fl,
Manayunk..
." Spring alllie,. .
" Conshelioglirn 'and Pip'
montitlailread, - • •
" liambo'arand, Potts' and;
" .ito o r . riatlitrnOrßridgepoil.!
" Port Kennedy, • ' .1
"Valley Weal, - •
" Plmettlatille. • I
Royar's Ford,.
Pottstown.. .
f 1 Douelaarllle,
I ' 6.. Birdsboro'
Bending, .
n ,
Between Reading and
. -hrovnlo. , .
" Itiohtsv.llo, \ •
" Hamburg.,
I. Orwigstputg,
It~lrrott6• Board of Mania -,
'March 21..'ii 144 W. 1/. 3k
MANUFACTURES: - ',\;
FAIROANWLSCAtEir
rilE sikbscrOers, ag6nts fur the ; wan =
uiseture"ti:Tektut received a ma. arilek.Called
the "I.lition Counter Scale,'ealetilated tq weigh from IA
an ouncete24oBfz. for sale at the ImitStore.
• .• ' 11.1tARDLICII & 80N.
&Haynie, April 2801,1868,
• 80Ap. , • .
rttHE anbscribers invite the attention
of minors and merchant/Lig their manufseinne of
B WS, PALE; and °LITE 'SOAPS. Ae , &e: The,.
Soaps baying Itme been extonabraly k morn in Schaylk ill.
Carbon sad Luserne mantle*, are roanninanded as of ro
liable quality. •Ordeet-reerived by nail 'wispily mike-.
ded to. 4farSal Soda, Shirai. Ae.. always os bancgia.
' JOS. EMI:ITO:kJ a ON.
June 20.'511
--T--
WILLIANISPGRT 'PLANING MILL.
tIiIIFEZN THE
Beibury & 'Erie Railroad and the tans',
( opp u .ot, the Fur Miss, Williamsport. rstrus.)
S. BANGER & CO.; Whole.
sale and Retail Dealers., n d I armful urarept+bite
• d yellow pine flooring boards,sosli. doors, bllndf, shut.
tare. siding. wood mouldings. ke. Jig and scroll sawing,
fancy and plain. MI descriptions of turning and planing
done with promptness, and In the beat mariner.
February :C., '5B
• PIANOS_AND MELODIONS
Of tbe bent Manufacture..vv ted,
1 4 1 BY . THErMIi
rutveriber. All Pianos and Melo
deons sold by him will be warranted—if I
not what they ate relpresented, they can be returned.— ,
All klrtd. of Melodeon . will be paid at Manufseturerel
cash, p.1.7.-S/n Pottsville, by which the puorhasera save
the carriage and risk of transportation. Pianos will be
sold fraln 110 to $2O less than regular el ty prices accord
inn to s the value of the instrument. Those who preterit
be ealling on 'mend receiving a letter of credit, can
make theirown peleetionsattheStartnrseturemaseertaln
the prices. and 'Keith! Amulet' the instrument relented
at the above rates. 11 there is any doubt In ibis a:at
ter—all we have to tay Is—TAT US.
EXTERiiiiik MARBLE YARD.
Dlalastatougo t pattsvllle, Pa.
TIIX a olbseribur
p ropa red, at
_hi* 0
otaud, to- fOrtit.h al
I udo of material( h
his line, for hulitilth
purposes--plain and
.nninental. Ile lath
particular at tout toti:
the Yomb Stone', at
)Innumuntilof his cum
utleturo. 76:1 cant
had In every varloty
style, and wit i coinpa
favorably.in beatify
where. an dare °Mans
Juno 5. '55 :illy]
ti a call.
hen thor
therexten-
ttentlim to
iction t dot
OV FR.
Third
MAUCH CHUNK
Wire Rope Idannfattory,
lOissinuor iramses,rtl de,
jleaufaCtuier of Wire Dope, for Inclined planes. Khali.
slopes. re., would Inform the public that be is cow pre
pared to make
ALL RINDS, LENO7'IIS AND SIZES Or FLAT
AND ROUND 1101'E.
At the shortest notice, of superieequality, and on .the
moat liberal tertus. at kie Tire Rope FActnry.
Planck Chunk, Carbon Co., Pa.
Refe.en re run he made to Messrs. it. A. Douglas. N. D.
Cortrlght and A. h. Broadhead, at Mauch Chunk: to N.
Patter...l. Summit 11W. to Sharpe, Lelsenring & Co.. TII
more, Lucerne county, Pa.. and in tact. nearly all the op
„eaten, in the itegion-wbo have been using his rot!.
1 Auvod 14. [August 8.'57 32-Iy] 3: •
P to convey
and Hail.
. S.
I 15-ly
new arming..
of. business
hof furnish
. inesi.nt the
arket value,
• 1 be►lways
LPOTTSVII,LE
Saddle and Harness ilaanufar t ory. ,
HEREWITH ii vice your ; especial
attention to my very extensive mock n(Ready Made
dlery. Ilarness, Callan. dz.. embrarilui the largest i
variety of style,. and qualities ever offered' tot sale in 1
this county. and ut prices that will compare favorably ,
with thee of nny other holm. in the trade.
• Having been. tor some years
in tho habit of purchasing my
4 --' ' /ea le Afalsrittle.ralusirely for 'tja th.
..,.
I end myself now in the possession of advantages rent
this cause not enjoyed by the trade generally, an lEtet
that I ran, with con fidence,solielt the trade 01 all cl 1 , M7
of avnletP: and my arrangements f6r the zomintr, sea
sons trade are based upon errs a larger amount of bust
ars, !kw I hare hither,. done: you ran therefore rely
upon finding at my establishment everything that Is rt.-
I quired in my line.
Orders by mall' are respectfully solicited, and the goods
sent warranted fo give satitt`set ion. 1.111 as In pt ire and
(earns* .
.f.EPIIVER womELSDOIZEF.
rtrrfintitorptempernhirtgr,Vltaltlstterl. rbtfronie:
3Lirelt 7.18:.7 10-ly
•
. three dnocs
li POTT,
2S4f
liwo door. be
oppladte tbq
`hen, will be
nt of limit.
1212=1
Edo Gans,
, .
CHAS. A. GCNIAII CR. F. T.
Tat which bac long been sou:bt for In Ptittbzillo,
J. can now be had by gointr to
E. T. ELLRICH CO•'s
to E. r 1.y1.r.)
Cheap . Fashionable Clothing, Merchant-61'41ot
ing, and General Furnishing Store,
Cornesof Centre and Mahantango ittrvate.dbere ran be
found the largestmseortmet4 of cloths. cass)meraa. sett
ings, furnishing goods. and ready-made clothing
over offered to the citizen* of Pottsville. which
has green selected with great can. from the Ins.
gesti houses in Philadelphia and New York, We
buy for each. and will sell for rash, at the very lowest
prices. We desire to call particular attention ton turns
touter department., being all practical tailors. harlot:
long eaperienre in the liral houses of Paris, Philadelphia
and Boston. we feel confident that our garments cannot
be surrisaed for neat neas of style. leant[ and fit. by any ,
houses 11l the . eilles. much leas to Pottsville. Our fur.
Wahine department Is supplied with alt the latest styles
of gentlemen's furnishing goods. Shirts wade to order
on scientific. principles, by one of the first houses In
Philadelphia. and warranted to fit.
Ed' ltemtnitvr the pi:tee—Chewer of Older am/
hantango strew's. May ':11. 'AS 4 2 . 2.tf •.
thepa Iron Aga
64.4111000 es
lA.Ptriet. Mien.
.11..111desel • ve
LEncn.
o=l
HADES.
• Icg••nt
d benutlful de
tubcape ut
e.' of every de
.l. DAN NA:V„
opalChurth.
No.
NEW PATENT WATER-WHEEL.
r 1 11111 ; undersigned are manufacturing
L a new kind of Water• Wheel. patented 'May 11th:
liwts. by J. lb Fait:cutup. of Vermont. It involves an
entirely new principle of obtaining power, and of eon.
trolling thn water by which we obtain a greater. maxi
main power thin is afforded by any other advantages yf
thin b heel now li. use. Soule of the advantages of tills
Wheel are:
Ist. We obtain the entire weight of the eater, and liave
the advantage of the full head and fall, from water to
water.
24. Those is lens dead weight to move. the wheel and
shaft weighing Ipso than 150 lha.
3.1_ It surpasses all other wheels in Motion, velocity
and power. I ..
'4th. It in perfectly under the control of the workmen
—elthei when used to drive a large or small amount of
machinery—as the strength of the wheelis not divan
lobed by .sdueing its motion. nine* it depends upon the
weight of the column of water &lino_ the wheel, which
always remalua'about the SUM'.
sth. It occupies IWP space than an• other wheel. is
placed inside the flume near the Fur fact of the water
and Is never affected by frost.
Mb. The wheel Li vary. durable. being made of Iron,
and rant)!e put in any place and attached to Saw Mills,
Crt•t little and machinery of all kind, with lessexpetise
than any ether wheel. t he'vrin:ltb of the wheel is suit.
that lig expense of gearing up Is avoided for nearly MI
purp,Res. •
Together with the advaitiag a above! stated, we are
ready to warrant the Wheel to-posse:4 l a power initial to
the following figures, for cacti foot fall of water:—'
9 inch wheel • - • - 66.101 horse power.
" , • • • • 1 46 416
12 " " 1."4.1.0 "
13%..• - • 166.100 1
64 I!
1 " 0 • • 2.48.100 "
Is ‘' 2.98.100 u • ",
19 ° " • • 3 Minn '
21 " " - • - • • , 3:10.100
2'3 " •.* - • - 4.41.100 "
its
" • • 5.40.100
25 .. ..• - 034 100 " "
28 " 0 7,511.1 Ito
'3O " " - • • • 8.00.190 "
Wheels of the above drys can be so censtructed 11111 to,
perform 3.000,r...1'01010n% per minute. When sold. are
complete wilh gate,_ pithy and shaft, no that the purcha
ser has only to place it In the flumtl, with can be done
by one man in two or three diva.
The antlers gned will put them In any place at their
expert se. And If they do not perform al above, will take
them out and make the flume as good as beforethe wheel
was put in. The Wheel' , ran be afforded at a kiwi price,
than any other wheels now In tine. Troy. Angoet2bth,
Dia& ' DA KIN A STUittiMe.
- Corner Blechinie and Wand Division six.
September I,'oB . 364 f
NC,
'espeetfully
has opened a
.next. door to
ared to execute
flan Poitaing.
n the shortest
'I! worked A t the
•
J*.z. 5 ' 1 4
";:.• LI
L',EZ
A,/10
t• 3
ar• I
2.4;' 11
j
.1, 18 9
t" 14 • i r
•
a 1
RAILROAD
It& it. R. Co:.
!a, Nardi 29,1558.
, oal iratorported byl
29th 31arch,15703,
.... a
f
i 5. t'
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MANOACTURINCICaIItrANY.
5. aVt; on' timid At their extol, ire esta COMP ANY.
on
- Itntlioad etieet,ii*eat qoantity of lumber ot eeery kind
- and deseriptims, , whleh they raw supply. In Operators.'.
• Ofrpentert. and Standen.. at lower • mere. then it can be
?M. bought - ellielibtin9. , • They.. env alms), ready to oupply ,
. .
25
I 1
5 1 25
1 35
135
1 35
I 35
1 35
1 35
1 35
1 30
I 40
140'
I 40.,
1 40
I'4o
1 40
I
I 45'
125 1 21)1: 11;;;ugh the means el ilaciresterisilye 'baldness, Arid 1ii
..1 24 2. 1e. (1 ., r ., lon-luring machines, man ufaetered articles la tb elr 1i ue
' .;"' ' lo r. eta sevlag of 25 per'rent:eriterarettoet.;. -
1 V. 5 12 0 Their Ismewerkehopehaye:biefin eveererfil opera
-IAI IAI tleolletthepast.year.taireiekeetFast_qtautltlreof
Dessiesp .. ; .; . • Wlssdararcirsanteal
~.
- 4
•
~ „ •„; ../disiaiiin gm:, : IDed4essits, - ;
1,15 ' I° ' . l' - Dulladi, ' ' - Baiiivilateisi •' -
1 . 15 110 • ~; ; , , ;. s a ut t erie . .-; ~ , , .
110 110 Aw l aa kind/ ef.lpeametkligealed mid Termed Work,
110 1 10
r whlekrhey have constantly on band. They are ready
~./ 00 • ! .L XI In edeenteorderel the shortest 1105iCthforatiPluantitY
..' 451) ; „,.""; or qadttlipteawe or intnabittared stud. •
../ 00 1 '"' Dry and croett Ilaintoele, °fall kinds, for bonding par
• 012 ,00 iiimesril elabillapli. Papier; eledr plank and ;scantling
• fir . Arai tfteeryi i m a m. .3taliolienw tio.iitor cabinet
erorlp•Whlterend Yellow Plea base& lnrildavins.ran nr
'xi) ontle: 1 0, PrAork. Vh.iteViup , p1at:144.2N. 2.11,1f.1%.%
. . ~ Apo ~..i in4h ille I m atrdysreoily; elm!. planit. beams. n.
rails,' , ‘•:ifitltnx.peata;abirigles, lath: imiinr,lath pall
ilipilllisOf saw,ilstidt mid ovltAililig A ln their line
en. !mot or trtorder,at thedbOrleit dales , ','
Au ,„;„ , • z
Pottsville, :Werth 20, 'OS .. , ; :,'
~ ..
1 25
1 2.5
1 19)
1 20
1 10
1 10
4 1 , 10
4110
aa
90
Ile
NET, etey
111=9
SOLOMON HOOVER.
Whole•ale and Retail
DEALER in Stoves, , Ranges;
J . /Heaters. Tin Ware, Hollow Ware, Bri- -
taulaWarc. Braes Waye. French Ware, and
Clattery, Hauge 'tonere: l'ertablichltangee.Gas •
()TEMP. Summer Furnace, ke.. he., has added
to 'his (miner stoqk of Stoves a Sarlety of new pat.
tome of Kitchen itanges of which he can give the
hichestrecommendat fon. -
Ile calls particular attention to his new etyle of Ilea
er which he Is confident will make the best Heater that
hoe ever been need in this part of th 6 country. also, a
variety of new patterns of Cooking, Pirlor. and Hall
Stores.. lie calls particular attention to his sheet Iron
Parlor •Store, it le an Improvement do the Kleterbach,
which be is confident la the beet sieve In nee. Tie has
now the largest 'stock of the above 'articles (ton n umer
one to mention,) that has ever been offered lo this part
of the country. iie invites lifs-Ifriends and dustmen'
to call and examine for themeelves. feeling eonedent
that he can suit them in quality and prieet , be flatters
himself that he has bad much experience In his line of
latelnees therefore he feel,: confident that be atoned be
surnamed in quality or cheapness. •
fErßoollne .and Spouting rind all, kind of obble
done at the shortest notice.
[Satre grid. fi doors above Neeisef, west ride,P,lterilie.
October 2,
TO CA: •.; • ; pi •: I 1,
Pun
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY LUMBER
113rTo all if antls!g
Raritan. Lands.
di- ta
rinElop OHS! -.. . _
beautiful tett ft ned 'Five , Optave l
wstorProit, awe it , *Mao' Otte: tbr
gap at' ''' N. VONA:4 Book and ',bpi , . More.''
AMERIe PI C. ST'STEEL. '
THIS , supert.ilSTEEL
C T ii• 14.
*sat th i st"Havillearo • Deo Depot. AL trial of
its quality Is sOlkito4. Irot 70 Moor Mr* sold• toot
lsslogls tote has lamo • • . 'DANK POTT.
Pottsville. September 18,' 8 • • 311. •
..........,-------
. i.
pi .
CAN iBE MAD!
141. 4 tntl i gra P. R C o ife lla rs at private
' sale limpid e.stablishell works knows es ,
~ . The. Pip rokilia,..trole Works,
situated In the ooro ' It of 'ort Carbon, Schuylkill Co.,
Penns. . .
pm properly roost to of turning lathes. planing ma
adnalt, three see en pis, klacksalth's tools. foohdry
Viols end flasks. wit Nothe.r tools of every description ne!
ewers P.,e condwiting the btoduera, a large end salmi.
ble anortimart of patterns Of the most approsed ma
chinery sow used lnithe reg,idn and e large stake( new
ceilings end raw material. t Possession &tea immedi
ately.
The property will ist gold to reasonable terms, and to
any- person elsblngi: ens ge in the business presents
aa,opportuoity weld MT
For further partic ulars 1 tare of the underalined at
4 848
St. Clairow betwein the h es of It A.. 31. and 2P. M.,
at Kirk. A Moores es, Po s We. --, J. S. Klatt.
St. Chdr. Feb.. , 21.1 . • ' Stf
ari-To ill wantin
saiintpe Lands.
' J.
iiii OR - Or,
. And Leithe
Rlilroad ittrO, be
,• P 1
No reepeetfoly to
hl} old cuatomera, ant
the public vuerally ht
i,,
ha, touttooes to to m
trout'ail t t. HIS S 1
MCtlttleCOl.Kids,St its
French Morocco, ..iaoe,
Ming and I t
llat and nook 11Ind oar l .,
Pink
of all colors. He k ato
SO on band a gene'ril b al
'cement of all kln ,
LlClTtlEtt. Oak to ni
and' hurl Sole Wait
City Calf Mans. ktril
Leather for belts, a d
and an extdnalve %frit ,
.
Clamp.. &r. All V. oda .4. ski maibeem Goat. Doer,i -
C.
also. Sumac taken I eact(angeYor lealbor,at the higheal
market prier& or pitld folio cash. •
Pot t nine. Attly 1,1.). 'AS.
IFI•To all wantl/g Fart
toontem lands ,
tae
SPRING X 0)
B. HANNAN
DANIEL teIIEITLE
desires to rail the .tten.
Lion of 'tile public • 1 his
extensive as,,,tt - In tt of
(toot- and Sine?. n ann •
teetnid tinder hi own
to I , p . 6 ctlon. es ' ally
adapted to the floa lite
glon .and . tfered 60.stalv
at big Stnroon C E :ST R 1 1 :
'STREET, above High,
nod opposite the Public
&hoot 111111111, II ha, .
rie
Miner,' Ihintsand 'hoes .
Elp Bowes add B .artn.t .
Misses' and Child n's I ,
temHalt Gaiter. nd 1;
W.inirzep. Misses' ind
Bont 4 . Buskins, Iles a,.
;tree. Boots. Alsdan 8.1
lug Work,. : All I whi ff
prices. Parillula alto.
firtured and Bus t wter '
hand. a fine arsoritmen
Dar. . l'.
. .
tigrAll wantio to e ,Witte' to a mild elitate. good
soil, andflue warkr, . advertisement of II mmonton
I .
JUAT ,ÜBLISHEDI 4 .
nIMI.1(elle. I; MISER'S GUIDE.
.LTREATIsp on Mine Engineering,
. comprisint cell of Trirmlnietrical Tables, adap
ted to all purptioa, ofligne or dinsonal,Yertical‘ boa•
soutal, and Crave re D u lling, with their application to
the dial exercise .f Shifts, !Wits, Drlfla, l 3+ooo. Slides,
Lartillim lnaciwardblerta twee. ke. Also, a treatise on
;111 - Art Prentice, I Assaying .liletaitt, with Tables,
which exhibit at itinii, ter the value of Armed Orel.;
rule. for caleula i ting Oa wirer of Steam; Wateroitul
Cornish Pumping Engines; quality/ manufacture,, and
choice of Cordite,/ and fVf Ire Bops for Mine . Service; on
Gam.. Ventilation and Lighting of 311nes;:boring. Mle.: ,
elan Wells. kr... ,12c4- nhietb'er with a collection of Essen:
tin! Tablea.. l ttulot. and fjlitmtnttitms, eXclustrely appli
cable to !di lug ineitior. the whole Illustrated, intro
dured and exent , litlefr tfirMost plain and practical
manner. from the lat .audi beat anthorltimi. Price—:
112 37, by mail. Pahl shed by op. 81. 'NEWTON,
' .t lb Office of the Mining Magazine,
And ferrate a ; No.l Spruce street, New York e
-- B. BANNAN'S '
• s haters, Centre street, Pottsville.
be
Septemr 18, 14 ' :.
I,_ ,
; 384 nt
F t AR LANDS FOR SALE!
Gy r )ill. , S coin PHII.ADELPHIA,
4 0 1 by Bard, !nil ttii, State of New Jersey. Soil
moon 1 . the Se4l. or egrleultural purports, being a , good
1
loam oil, lb lels,34lx4tom. The land Is a large tract,
Mr ithid int dam 11 latri T a. and hundreds from all parts ot
the coon , ry are ow 'tiling end building. The crops
ran be seen'cro ing..t t cubs trot:n.lls to $2O per acre,
payable within oni. puts by lostalu4nts, .To visit - the
place-I-leave VI t e st*itt Wharf, at Philadelphia. at 7 1 / 4
A. 11. i by hail d . ftif !Immo:011ton. or address lt. 'J '
Byrnes, by let ..Bit! all advert lsement In another co
won.
..-l-4:--- -- ..... •
.'
railo nit Ira
mmton lands.
gli . it. TAYLOR.,
!TON Y OT Tlll TIRIN Of
LIPPINCOTT kTA Alt, ANTI LIPPINCOTT, TAYLOR
u i
• .11..00..,
- Mereiont Ina o va nod ,Exteuvica Clothier*,
Of' this City, asp I following Cities and Countkw, to
, . wit:
Lirentcorr k TAT .'of Pottsville, Schuylkill Co., Pa:
laremcort, Tafwa iCsrs, ~of Easton . Northao'n Co., Pa.,
s * • - 1I" of Denville. 3dontour Co.. Pa.'
u , 'f Irs of MaT arks
Chunk, Lehigh Co.;
* • f. -f 1" of Kea ing, i County, PA.
• * i. f.. . of-Cin henna. Ohio. 1
.. ' I " of No,. AV Market bt.,Philad'a.
Would respeettelty Inform his numerous friinde. and
the public, tb t be ' has asnwinted himself in hastens* -
with the
,well omen house of . . •-•..'
• ' ' C AHri.LE STOKES. .1
i t.
No. 65. eh "u rest .tectieseen Sixth anciAstseUs,
Where his en v re aUS particular attention will no, deem- •
Od to the Jletkba Ot t l -' allot Mg and Fine Ready Made Dr,
s
partments ' I " ,
Mr. IL T T. 1014 - a roll from, Ms former nUmerous.
customers. an 1 „P &
I who wlik Wog, of superior
Style, Quality nd Workmanship. either ready-rut& or
made to lade ' 1 ' I
itrirStrang at piling the city will please remember
the TeMPle 0 Fre lon, No. tO7 Chestnut et reet.just one .
'equate below the utffut Masonic Temple, situated on
for same at I. be undersigned will bet :am to meet
his friends an se n them with the beat and Most tasb•
ionable style flt
many lt yilade Clothing that ran be met _ y
with any city 1 I Union. ' E. T. TAY4OII.
Phltadelph .., pie ber 4, '5B sir
.„------ -- —I
H IRONTON LANDS— ;..
•
N ENV E LA ND SE'll'T LE MEN T.
33..4 RE OP ifiv.viry TO ALL IV.ANTLYQ FA ELVA
.
TN a ll al V, place, trecity-fi4 milei.
' in'
1_ front Phi de phia, on the Camden ' A etlahlieltall.!
4,
road, New .1 • . An old estate has recently , been; i
opened fOTAI, e, Oh' first division of 10,0100 acres di-'
tided op to ?myna of twenty acre* and upwards. The
soll is of the; best sidelity for the production, tif fruits.,
grains. Ac. Thelpcke Is $l5 to $2O per acre, payable In
easy. softiies' y rly instalments, within a term: of four
years, with I to t: The terms are eat;,
lm
In order
to insure tit pid imptovetstent dt the sf; by e
bang every i /
el trims man to buy a Yana. it is naw
being esters ve Improved by good midi.. and some 01 ,
the best cillient Iron New England north° Middle
Slates-am meet ing large improvements. It is a scene 01
the greatest impressment out of Philadelphia. Eleven.
tytire boo 's hems been built In four menthe. Practi
calml,
Camera a 1 busioessa men from the , length 4 and '
bre!! th of t e Mon are settling there: Mis an impel ,
tangbusiol p ACT 4 on account of its being in the midst '.
l 1
of -mai in r ly Every article raised upon this bind
fitonian ius ate sale., Thu wider is ex cella:it, and no
stich thing Is er is known.
The soil I a tidy or clay Item, with a clay balm and ,
'retentive of. tenures. It is. free of 'stones and easily
worked. I!lS:minds largely In the phoeptudes. nod such
1
Is Its fertill y Obit:from the crops produced both upon
this lan'd a d the large area adiolning under eultirstion t
it will belsnd not to be excelled anywhere in the pro
duction of ro m most adapted to its market. ..,
The nester may be well aware that therm shee t and
best.frulte And vegetables come from New Jersey. which
areiinnualks exported to the amount otmillions of dol
lar& ' The la , besides being accessible In every way
'lbr fertiliseily as An abundant supply of the best gnat.
1
Ity of muck enure.
Lumber en bultdln.• matertalaleanbe bed on the spot
at a cheep lid from the mills. • Other mills ire - now
being ope 'e and brielsysmls being started on the
I
g o
. ground. n can put up a frame tenement for pn,
sent eonve ce fror one hundred dollars , : On amount
of the este sive emigration. this Is the best coins to
ipursue in . e ver td get a place to live In at ii rat. Citroen.
tars and b ikters'are on hand to pit up - houses on the
best terms I
In milli ;sphere the emigrant',
Ile is within& few hours' ride of
'Middle Statels and , New England
friends midi asmiciatioost he is I
where evetyllospiovement and cone
at hand; hefts Its a healthy place, a
the certainty of losing the greats
And hla o. hmiltlyby thole env
hi t
make the 4 ves of so many mink
hardy in ii MT regions away from
llgeldliri. 111 , II mild climate an/
Then Metibrekiraine daily to
theme who improve. the railrosi
Whit. , • - ,
The realm' will at once be dm
bars 7 ,i fed. and ask Lie eel.
not been tu e ttp before. The I
thrown 1 he Market: ander&
cornet, nit dould be invited
*re pureinysinge`: 'This all Amex
see toe lend under maltivation:
on doubt'
enom thidr own weld*
semi the provemtv and cat
of the . miation. Persona al.
purehas4,lo many-are debiting,
held on tifusali• . . . - ' 1
- The 33' stseositms Fanner. a rot
' ricultet Ifetheel, containing fel
4 1
wanton. ill be sent to each it
tainted ... 1 3 etsi per annum. •
.: aril • ledbppetabla. :Wat
of all 1 umbrenets when pus
Route lb* lind::-Isate Vim
phis, Mandiontrm. ter minims
i
P. M.; en there inquire for I
tinniest ceilidh digested.- let
be ad ds sad tri S. D. COIJOULI
*below, lithinutj Philadelphia.
cheerfully futniabed. ! '
' Septeer 11,'88 g ,
•}1 .'
.
IF'
ER , ; 27; 1858.
, 'I4OIJS:
adierftui!sMit r of Ham-
see advertisement at Ham.
M witars
,FACTORY.
and Picie-Bindi:9o!ltAmo,
it, see advert ixement ofltam•
EOM AND MOM,
le and Retell.
f
s~'
'--.
. 64a. •
l
.ti hand a i wall asaortad stock Of
, Mn'.e in 4 Boys' Calf. Gnat and
of every; Iroell pt i..n : Women's,
Slier nools. Heeled Button Gal.
Aiding Ruskin*. of every color;
Ildren's Milo Nl d Goat Skin Leas
i
i d Slippers. n's patent Con
,ortment 41 , lx A Co:* Read.
b will 1., idwld tlt unusually low
Gen given In n'll kinds of mann.
work and rerAlling. Also on
of Trunks, VallSes and Carpet
L .ISVIiie, dune IV. '5 , l tf ,
....._ ....._—L ..45- _L.........-
tinilartra, seeadvertisement.. : of Ilam•
• )locitt).
' Ow limn Jowled
SALLIE APIO TM! MILK-SELLS.
sT:Jous
rtlitit-11140firra-lieg, ' • ' •
How merry leery , line I . • • . ,
Those two little hells on a sllzbt steel sprit%
Flied on a collar iroand the meek
Of the old sorrel hone--too big, a peek"
dlnrotinmdtnmdlost, ' •
(Ilomett"Mr or other. I Ilk* that Haiti)
As doon the Moroi Ia a rickety chillies
That has *tea lb. haat of Ite better dap,
Comes Si the meld of the
And the old, old bobs% the toles of tan,
That has lived the average age II man.-
Withia wheenty rattle and trot, trot. trot.
Goes the horse and chaise. from epiit to spot,
.Whilst three bells with a MOP ream,
Call ugt--"Carrie, hires yo tk and your main.%
Morning and evening, night and day,
You can ate the maiden. sorrel and shay. . •
Trotting apast;ix standing still
In front of the cottager , on the hill.
Down by the market—down by the rail— .
Now by the Court Ilmmeorear the jail—
Ity the awning posts in front of the
By the horse bead castings Out from the duo
By the narrow alley or garden gate
Which teals through the stable Into the ""
Wherever you go. yet ate sure totter
upon the tin•psnintu of ycurear,' "
Three two little hells with a tender sound,
Pilling the void in the blue profound..
In Summer and Winter. Aubssoupod Spring.i
You hear them sounding theirdiug a-Ong-ding,
and pot almost pray
Their delicate [BOAC win always slay—
•
Play with roll ever, and soothe your heart
With the balmy lathe of milk-bell art. ` 4 6 -
The rude winds whittle *down the stmt.'
. ]tight in the tame of all theymeet t- Lei
imam the shutters, and rattle is pain
With a thumping handful of sleet and rain ;
Turn the corners in whirling gnat.'
'Till
'Till you'd think their puffed out cheeks would bast
Swing the signs of the tavern,
With a nervous err e. -akin to sin:
Stutter the smolui with a,sen whirl,
As udd
it moupta the air with kmerful curl;
Roars and sputters as if the witch
Wee licking her broom with hazel switch:
Tel. above it all; you can elearly.hear ,
you're got no cotton stuck In your tetra'
Those Wo little belts as they're drawing sneer, •
'Ding 3.116010 g, dinga•ling-ding,
' The same old tune filet:they always mils.
Dit;* alter day, year after year.
i I've heard then ringing,•merry and clear;
tto merry and clear, I've thought that they
Were the life and soul et horse and shay. ,
Thrmigh rents In thekcurtaine one may see
Silva the present delty—
Bubonsetlk• she sets her a queen;
'Presiding o'er realms of milk mot cream ;
Surrounded by sundry bright tin anis,
Atid,half a &gen empty pans.
Come, let me limn her:—Her build Is squire, , •
More like en apple ;ban peach or pear; '
A face whose color Is like the East,
When Hellas comes to Ills morning feast ;
An eye as bright as bright ran br—
it 'twere any brighter It couldn't soy;
Ilair that would lead the thoughtleisa to pray
One that is black for two that are gray ;
And then, such a heart—the best by scores,
As big, belong! as all out doors.
A nice, colt, woolen, cross-barred gown,
Warmer than any silk dress in town ;
Such as our gran/Mothers used to sear '
When they' went to troth. church or fair
Ilangs around her—nor pitches her amen,
Which undernottlz it is u1..0 and warm.
, Then, a home-made bonnet of bombazine,
With lace ruffles it, and the tare between ;
(None of your three haired duckssolirbounet I ,
Its else to them Is as Timm to sonnet.)
A clean bandanna around her neck,
And wy,ll starched apron of Scuttletrcheck, ,
Makeii her costume full nod complete. •
When we slipped stout brogans unto her feet.
There now you've got her, gen cinaine„
Like the heruine of a story. •
I've often heard thr newspapers talk,
Of Milk that is mode of water and chalk,
• Which the city people have to endure
instead of the real elinorupure..
In, too, I've heard how the dumps go dry
When the milkmen only patss then, by—
And been told by people. end told for true, ,
That city milk has a pale blur hue; •
Nut like theeountry, which allot us know,
Is just as white as the whitest eons.
I've heard beside, that dos u en the
Where the times and people ate out ui joint,
That they give their eowsitut still and Lived;
Neat frOm ablatiOorilustead of end;
That they bindle the talle_and Preece It out
Through scabby dug s of factory spout,
(Like lager is press ed through syphon's snout,)
Then Truckle it 'rriund the streets of the mart,
In the red-painted. gold•lettered,tioshen cart.
And their dear little demo.l l pity them sore,
Aie suckled un this, and nothitigniot e.
Thalia the reason, we all may ken,
Ttiey rater such a bloods hlraly set of men
— Vial's why old topers swear," by dram,
New Turk milk's as good as a dram."
Nur the bra town soak we get up here. -
1 Must toeless it., Is somewhat queer;
; Especially, when thesteather is warm,
we hate a-bit of a thunder storm;
It's so addicted to getting sour.
luishatliately after the slightest glimpser, •
And turning a kind of indigo hue '
Called by the dyers a milky blue.
They say at places, It doesn't seem
It was ever lutecideirto curdle cream;
Fur, le/ it stand a dozen of hours
Until ft esaporater and sours
Never* aklut.of weal,, sill lire
To teMpt the palate, or greet tile eyed;
And the richest cream we get to see ••
Will ssaicely odor l•ohea. „
Not so with &line's—her milk is . milk;
Noun of your cityor borough ilk.
But the country stuff—l'll tell you now,
lee the real juice of the cow:
And no mistake', Why, its very look,
Piles the honest impression ill -ttuke."
A Might, rich, yellowish, golden hue,
Instead of that lama pale sky•blue;
A. find' like the smell ul new match hay
IV hen Aurora open tim gates ut•tley ;
Catlin; to mind fair nowen;and talds, •
With all the delights which wipe ) a Ida; •
And then, such a taste! [Loney led clover,
Cowslip , and buttercups, 114 w rub over.
Sweet purling waters. nest& the line
Tea-.routed leaves of the dkudelion, •
llutinpire to render it, so Tak,
inas ,
The Cant ot the anci ent brerk.
None of your brees'ry, ctric
Enough to alnettSt s mail ore -butte;"
But one that is auft, delicious and dreamy, '
Fat Any Ferutch, and mighty creamy.
W ray, dearest critic-6,101Di ,korp dark
latole the idea born Benjamin Park. •
When he turned J'rofestor's,Catetra wine
into the •••Cinelonsit swine."i
3 , lauy s I Lin one that Is heleaout,
111th licarts In frames tlitit-if e good aria stout;
it it b clieeks like reecho, awl tiro of tare,
Lye* that are lighted by youtig venire;
Though they havn't at any Ve been prep
With a mother's lose to in. win.)
Ilavefa'kete her milk with and tears
The gresteirart rt their lios t rif, years. • '
This, thutmb seemingly pirailuSiCali
In at leant quite ocutsh John it
I've often thflught, ktherugh 1 dtin't know why,)
That nettle and sorrel 5341 peser dn'..
hut be carried altiot like a Mired of silk
In a misty whirlwind 44 cream And milk;
Ile carried aloof along with the shay,
To carry 'round milk to the tuilLY way;
lh ouldn't Pegassus and sorrel a leant,
Te haul to the gods their daily cream?)
Laugh if you sill, but I tell you what,
:she could use the dipper to fill her pot
ith altoklac from the lactic a bey,f.„ • , •
itbout any trouble, thought, or pay.
Travel the streets of the city of Stars,
Tie her team to the spear of klars;
Visit Venus, the MUCH and the .`'tut;->- • ,
Each of the planets, one by one;
'Till she'd finished her course and honiel4.l stray
To the teats at the end tf the milky yray—\ .
Is,ear to the hyperborean
In the constellation, 111 indie Cow—
(I he COM that nursery rhyme in tune, '
kluge jupped over the homed ntootil
All the albite as they trudged around
?pose two little bells with.. heavenly sound
And tin-tin-otrulatory ring,
Would ding-snliug.ding, thug a4/npding,, 2=
Ilusic ht for the ears of a.king.
A few words more and then I'll away . .?
trout :ante, botrel, bells and shay! Ire;
Like the old town duck in the Court '
cl
Those bells teach a lesson to all °here. , ! jaeY
Fur as we hear them day alter day. "
Their little tongues ever seem to pay - z
Passing away ! Passing away !
Soon the shadow of death will fall
Like a tallith% trod upstuas „mfkre: '
And they seem to ask silk a.voieglOn sure!
Have you made yotirmullitg setely depart
Are you ready to gett tau ens heart
Tod.. ell with the good and shatter pray, ,
If you're not. why mortal, yaioig away!
For yoiere
Pottsville, N °Smaller, 115 S.
the 'a 1812.
THE FlO41 4 TEN-ER
T Jo-4 •
• 'Present Emergency.
- . ------- ; - 1 - , - T• , • • .
• . ' '1 ! i•-• • •• •
siva' led my-weir werel tall -in her, when. yen
English frigate. sudd,erill made her anintatilalli
oat of al fog bank, sod bought es to. Bittfteislt
to my. yawl and. polltidlfottheland a leigueiiirkj,
and escaped; for the Tog) ail an thielt %tat 'the:
linglisliananeould not gel.* g wise lons•-i 41• 11
my schooner they hare tureeil'ltito . . :fender. sir,
shayandu made so manyll
Ititrell jib
,) 1 all'• three
ii.
weeks Of our small coasters:" * : 3 y ' '
' "Shei carries forty mini ant e.ltnagfchirly.tWoi
es I Imar.":Oheervini itioatattalst a n ti group: •,. . •
• "And Is cut d / 4 :emende taltiff Ind a, reefer,7lttl.::l
da d the metier', mite. l• i
. 1 • ' ; . •
"It woold'his - a blirralng,'" observed a manrof•
war ' . man, who hatpin Ire! spoken; "if that Craft
could be can& napPing.l It hint. safe for.* sloop
to put her nose 'oat ofithei harbor; beyond the
taper hat while the frigiata was there: atone the,
'Could slip.along the <Masi la Ben wa er, enishow
i i
het their heels. - Bat !noir!ererythi •that iron
turat out is brought..! to by,•the ion gnu of the
tetidey." •_, I : I
"That's, a fact:Jlen,lresphoded another pea
. man: "She hai i lalitin bt'drisen-birk in port no
' less than tweiityiiia era 4 in the last three Weeks..
: I shall bugled (or on t t , wherdroir trtgate laying o ff
arms gets her ars m 14111.011111; dor thlia I think
we'll'swillow the English friiate outside, and pich
our teeth with the tender.' i •. •
..: All these remarks mere hoard by the young oft.
. ter, who all the while eentinued to look through
the spiglass at the tact arid her chase.
..
/ "Theregori n gut: r Cried, several of the spec
-talon as a flash and kit of timuke come from the .
• tendet's holies. ~ I
• "That' s bold eao4h,'? nits
ter, aslf speaking It i thongh
dent tender is almos nil to tl
tare at the chase in t e eerl 1
It's only to •••ry and '4O h
the master's hone ; "for; she i
ter will esenpo her, so elpl'fill
something." , 1
• "You are right, my man,
"for she hoe put about and el
lle continued to twill tl,
come momenta in silence .
'les a pity that we min tan mined tatter in 1 •
.7.., . .
naavon ifauwoan dr SOUTH CAROLINA . AND
poiL that would sai♦ faster t an she cap ; su that
lor' might give her a chase out," said A lad nit-' Trig •TARtrr QUI:STYO.4 I, . ln. his recent -speech at
proaching the . croalp.h Ilia dress was that of - 4•1 iarn.well.,•.Sinatur IlamMond said': ..
taidehiptnan; and itical sin thirty tree and care- I "The Tariff of Is2B :levied average ditties of
less. 1
- 1 more than forty per :mart on till our imports( El'y
- , 11 Marc. „ ”.. .•
"Ah, Frank., ar4rdu p sam the lieutenant.
! the Tariff of ISM; the literalize of duties •seas(re
"Come aside withlate', 4 ,'Sui he, putting- his arm ' fli tu u : h nt ; y i. l . ,:tr i c . c s n i t d . es, l , W i a be ha r v re e
_Site.o._ ,_ ir., :
In that of the midellitunati. 1"I hare' conceiredfa i, l4 r u ii :V e,i t ; t : h l ::
plan fur capturinethe fender. • ",LlR'!' o f .
‘"": •-; t Free 'Trade. is Pk generally conee,lo - d 4 nitw
"In what way, air ri r tlemitnded the youth. throughout the Union. It 'cannot be dtuted that
"I will shod you; The teudar's-gatne ;Appears
this is a great success. I think•the duties ahuull
~rum to be the evicting
in
(ro which she taxes -, nt reduce d _,UCeu ,
still
lower; i and,. particularly. that Abu •
men to impress in ti le B ritish' D uey, and : also I discriminations against the agrieulturuldaterests
plundera the craft breheli thingi an they. contain .
should be abolished: Buy - it iveirppoeed'that tlit4o
which are of an y calun; ' m y plan to "'charter as till be a demand lot their increase at the ••111e! , .1
• eild sloop, the worst ludkingione dolt it is possible I session. If so, it will, of •cotirse, be resisted. a:,
•to hod in port, yet a tijleiithle sailor, for the cult. I s trust suacesafully, Free tnede Is the test, , fir
:work well end readily ;obey her helm. I will lend'
• touchstone of irrogaverninent, al monkpoly t, . I
her deck with hen•ent , ,S-, till e d witlrrosoltrY- P eng, , de.potisM. 1 haivi, no hesitation iti asyin.2 it.,
. 1
cremated with pigs an ti r ar sheell; and a calf or
m tb , c ti p t da t t h it:t a tin in n a t. : lt e ata a s
i s , h r ::li e d t i d v. 6l.l . 4li; u r r d it any i. F p ..v . , 1 . , .: •
two by way of varlet •., It ou laugh; Fenny, but •
the commander of theltebd r will find it no laugh- , •They should nut subsoil tai pay ramie for , •
i ing matter, if I gamma .ns I until: l o o f. I s ha ll "
simper' of soy oth4r industrial ysoranithan t'
skip about thirty-five !men, and conceal them in,l own ; much less, to make guu he bubble :lie d is
the hold ; .and tak,ing .kow nd of my emit with' !lions 01 another se?tiun of 4 Bohm. Ilit ic
one hen,' only visible .tti , th deck, I shall set Pail ,
taxation is, after till.wlia we have most. at
.. s
out of the harbor. When get outside I think *II-!
t this Union,' and against at we must, be '
shall lie able to ?how John ull a Yankee trick he t . relay to adopt themost ecisive measure •
' , Will not be likely to iforg t Very soon. But all , _ _,_t
r Ve a rkinginea:ur Penney gala, how 'm e you will depend on your good onnagement
at
tbe a.:, - . ~.
.108 you
fair. Now you . see• kind would be at Freakt 61i that talk from the gentle , nn who.
sherd_
.. ,
Will you join me ?" - 1' , - ,' ,mudddils ? A nice power 6 f wilich sed by the
k
"'art and hand sir,"trtrponded Frank Talbot, Arese •
ntat ,,
ve, and Ili. which oil are
with etttlitisittsea. i• I
• • Democratic iarty,i to-sr
_'Now we wins. tol,proet
said the lieutenant. t'l wt
chur rendeivons, - irs ('earl
about fire-ticid , thirtyltnen.
are daring and, ready' for ..-,,ote raw vs 'tioLlts
them know your object, le _ ....rayed / 1 t
erect $1 ,000 in aid
by iinformaiimi being coni.eyeti to ihn tender.— -
Y
ltu will find enough in these times that will !ask. en eon ition That *
no questions. ' Meet! me 14 . twelve o'clock at its: Week ft the Letl;
Exchange reading ru.ons , lind.report to me:" ' • "accepted Idtiff;
' The midshipman %heti took his leave, 'and: Mr. Everett, I'
-
hastened up the Matter . The lieutenant, re. ,
turned to the I,:rbui , ,nntl t Bing aside the inneter's Thearreag•
tentes.athows A. knew,.he laid- briefly hrOs
eloim' part of Y
i .
his project. The old tar entered into it with all
the eh,
seal. Together they went to. the duck?, where, -
on account of ' the blockhda, lay idle a large mini. . iiis ,
her of veneer,, of every deteription.' They Were Of
not long iii discovering tech a- craft as suited i
theth; a lindrl,ll 51,',,0t, of seventy torts. She wee
immediately put in[tritm for sailing by the .mas ,
ter's mate end three or four men lout_ 'bri er
ployed, while, the officer proceeded -to boy up
send on board his lire stuck. • • * •
The in.,Fning iollitwing these evunis, (Iv
of the British frigate was standing off ar
der COSY sail 'and elute it' with Sandy I'
\ wind was - fram the ;South and blowitt•
knot breesr. The' -,sky Was witboe
-wnly a gentle undulation Vetted ll
ocean. Thu tender writ , is el;
.
-very narrow in thei beam, and
with an eye to her,fast salt;
g ave proof of 'bent by met
she carried amidships it, I
iler crew . coto.istell of
' uniforto of the Ibritish
• principally I'mm:tab7ed in
bus talking lig:Ciller or
the officer of the itleck,
English -middy, eras 10
railing, smoking p eiga
had a sinecure of his poi
along so easily stint stir
herself. ' 1 1
"Sail - go!" cried the lo)
ilii i :linwepeit 1 1
. . .
'sir belt: away ?i quick
'Hu shore two ',tints it
• "A ‘c., aye ,I se 4 ' nn4
hie - glass at lisloet; just i.
closely- huggingti sho r t
Yankee coasters: A sal
43i.1 he. spenkin flutter
The lieutenna
~ a $l,
..Bull came on deek and re
ger, which was Amid. a
"It is a lumber rioop, I
if she dares venture out
fresh provisions end c'
ing more." i
- "Shall, I put her u E- ,
'sr*
the middy. '''''
,i ti
'Not yet. K quilt
an °Meg. It w ; t e pti
refuge fu the ham f ur h
' The ala.tp & 14,,j,k,h,,,„
113111111 g her wi , i 5t ,, , 1 0 . 1
tender delayc, . t h e h a '
f Ilia' ens itilmt,Ml
and then pi on i„ ecu i e d
her "IL Jg.l tilutake I
Ling abotibiSv shi. had
wards It twn vessel, I .
'speed till at tht chase
skit , -lbStlits effor, a of 't
latigicat.tbey eabte nog
' here cOvertd*ith l id
&Sega lieht we innti sus
Liddy. "Etioufh of chi ,
!des crew, to so nothin,
' .stpig for the' ca dn,"!
•!,What , a regular }dab sided - tankef 'kipper she , "•••-•—•-• -
awl at her-fiche ! , !din 'and buy, she has is ki i iit .
Cliff !" said the lientenaht,l laughing. "They look ' • MISCELLANEOUS NEWS TIMM ,
'think
out of .klieiv sehsesoas they . begin to 1
i
Tote Scotchmen of New York city are forming a riii.
-lhok they are gone for it Sloop ahoy 1"• meet to be called the Highland Guard. '.
"Whitt ye want t" came across the water, in the
Yardiee
• Tit* browser. V tertrriLLl: COMP tilltaf lisaitsin angiving
strong pasabof
theatrical etiserminuseuts at Grimallitld, this week.
••I want you to heavd4 . , e
ti brother 'Jonathan." I - „
ix ursastimv.—The Wyouilssinz Woolen MilL ea
atßd•
•'d'l' !rather no if Wei all ; the ?fame to you! I l eg . I, again lii operation, and will be worked to' Its full
I'm in a u nity hurry!" mai tlie - tepty. ' , capacity. -
14:Frit'ilit," added ithediatiised Officer in an Under ', , Tits Itscerau.Fisitear carried on b' the fishing firms
tone,
tone, "when -I order you to let go the 'jib, you ; of liknicesternow employs over,touv , hundted se nsat e ,
must draw it oft a}
hard is your strength will let , end nearly .N.Hst men. . .
you. lat the sable tint, will put, the helm, Inird - keg. Ma, seireasos has been dangerously ill of intim
lir, so the I,impf. l will pdy rapidly MI, and fall tuition of the ; ltldtvoye. Ile la rovering„hut Ids ph)st
aboard of the hen et; for I'aitleterminect" to fall chain forbid him to preach.
aboard of lier. I shall curse your blunders, and NI kitty a Chien toilllon get of sewed jutaher bays leen
- hipp o d from ottawa City to Atte Anieri.mo aid other
order , you re let, go; hui don't mind me; keep
' market, du ring the asesn.
pulling theljib sheet - hard to windward. - ,j.enve , .. miL Gioxa I vAsm i intorr mo o a roittod ho
Tomei as
the rest tome: Now, iny , men," he /*id, speaking ' ktterney and Counsel, at the Massachusetts tar, before
through the companion,way, Make a good grasp . the ttou..latlee(tis-tiovervior) Drina, et Greenfield, cost
of your cuilasreil!and p14011.•' IThen•l stamp my ' WedaredaYrioth hut- ,
' foot ott the:deck 'beer yetis 'heads. throw off the I A fare Smnreeciroa AWL—Jobe Jeri', the Med
hatches, leap] on Week, atl4 follow mt.'', . ford incendiary, hsa received a Ilfe rentaisee la the Stele
- 4.11,,,,,, t. ' , ,,,,.. nr , , 1tti s i t ik yo u ii', wh et en! , y o u rp _ ! Krbtor,_ ke
for triton, at
p the hands of Judge Alken,of 'the
middle-sex Common s. ,--
layering about: riehouied the Englishman. . , 1....,- . .
A summarily of -Robespierre. - which appeared lir an
The two i lit:essells were 'low aide liy. side, steering•'. In. i turaper eeeete 4. 4 le the Aaloolog issicroussus.
--- the same clitirse, him:tits:Of each other — the tender 'ri rt—"Thaestraordittilry man left no children bellied
to Irewardi hbodt a hundred (albios-off, 4' f 1 'him but his brother , whu was killed at the same lima,"
o Wal, deh't be; too free with your. powder,l and,! - i Toun uirnon ; , a f riend of owo. was tr e ated toso
I will. ..itaiinadib, let'sto that Jib shoer.": . ! night; a tittle atter midnight, silt Wthestweetestwaynade
"Yee. I isl," . tmeWered the y rig reefer ;1 and he ever lad I n his life. It was the voter of Meant bo n,
with a hear ty willtelsegan to d w it to Wind- , a very shinning anti artless recalls% 'few eacegtu t ths.—
ward. et the annOntoufetkt the A riean uffier put fd"ditak- 4040 *fat ' +-
She helm hard JO, and the sloop rapidly paid off ' -
right towards the tender. - • • . I ;
. • "her goithat lib- sheet!" sheeted the English
officer. I- 'i • . ' .
"Yes, Amino Wll, yod tarnal tool yarn, tetlit go,
I so) ! Let it.:o! ' 'l.bin't You.see we are coining
- right aboard thd- capbtiies Tassel r. . .. . I
tlut "Ao4laliti" pelted thy-harder, and fairly
'took a turtiviiiti.the sheet about a helaying pin.
The English lidheer,Was nhont . to 'miter out -upon
hint at volley td loathe, When seeing that the, sloop
would certiinlyitalt IMO of bit; he turned to give
orders for the quiCetildrof his own vessel; but
' 'ere he 'cuuld , titynthetc!, the. sloop!s bore strock
her Wur the folio rigging, and swung round; stern
. with sterb., Ail the: sante instant -the American
officer stamped iupon the deck, and forty,usen WOW
th e ir a il,”topr e jroul the hatches, fureettistie, end
made, and lea' after -TM - cleat upen the tentler'e
deck. •\- II ;
_; 'i - • • • , - - ', • ,
The Englishinan taken by surprise,surrendered
without scarcely' Striking Is blew; and getting both
vessels under,shil, in very sight of the frigate,
the, gallant Yunttit caoain sailed with hitt Oise
'back tutu the:harbor, and safety aiehOrid 'latir,olf
'the liattery eflisti, en theenee' oVit.i` houf'end.
tvienty.sesifilittinutest - ,.,' -, ''e -ra ' '- --' ''l .. '' ....
'Tftilesplidt4i doubtless orteot ihe boldest'atid
must epirittuOittairs that reline ntrilnritig the war;
- unit thit'aceinifil 'given, attuie'is a laithfull , tatta:-
tire of the titintactlo r . r , - -. -'-' . ---
••
.11. 1 .
1, ; - I , _
tanning, during the
(heat Britain, that a I
un the Battery at •
n drawn to a grourur
in watching Ortvves• I
own the harbor._
" he siskesl, le I hunk.
mut.
mg in n eehooinr, sir,"
iog- the. point of hie
button on ihs Oft-
: said a matter's mate
same time reepeet,fully
•anewercd the lieutenant
ie inst meant and placed
ky distinguish an armed
tens, eronding nil in
id after," that was Mak
,"pe, both by . towing and
If a wile attend, sir," said
this tender mile like
lie. 'The foriend after,
of ,etlizg i .past the,
and I ans,,the one that
a' Stout weather-beaten
wat, led the fastest craft
le water. *Three.. ruckii
=GUM
BANNAiI 0 2
STEAM PRIPITINGOFFIGL:
„
Hail g procured thiloo Pliosso, re aro vor propote 41
to exacta* JOB sal wog PRINTING of *sod
tloo It Qs Oilleo of Om lIIOSso' JOITUA their? Pup
" "." 14 ,1 t #re tlautat fi sil P 1041111 bS1 001 2 17 .
eae i bp4j / . 1 tv,„; ft -
a.ki,n;6o6Y4
MP t ig`
i •
• .
3 0 1 . <rpiff iketsr.P.;
Atha rad Shodsodsities. e Oor a itick of Jos Wig
more astoat Ivo t.t,o,quit t :of,. apkr ot i lir.otllto le this .
see- •
tloti of lb' Blsto. '
scd IrslteiitisodisokpfOyed Ssorassfp
043 0 t,t64, 1 Nolng s prieGesl trtatir intrSolt Illt
gossaiteditioriroilt "to bp' ea seat as silty tbeirrille bb
tossed out la tlito silks. ;PRINTING IN COLQIUisfoo•
ss, ti, sliosial souse. 1 ' - t 71, ,t, , :of 4, o 1
s .{~ ~..
,
MEE
=ll==
.~,.
AMA'
NO, 48,
rwed - this young °f
't• aioud; "theimpu,
efort, feud dares to.
ee of the - batteriee."
r mischief •ir," said
'lllnds the fore and at.
• a, gun to• cut away
rerpondett the officer.
ode teiterard egein."
e retirtog tender fur
, I
st ys
J he 1
L ;e II;
i we hav
. at we
;eeisive
.
a cola
: a
OL
.id at once to action," i
of yt;u to go to the At} - 1 ..... e-
oo „le Nr,w Tont
street, and drum up 7) , ' , A.ki , F:va:nt • "'TES yOFM • •
J edger,
Take- only these that LgunEtt."-..Nlr. ion er, of th
nything.--Let noun et 1 ,i„,„,, re . ~ ve pjek .ffered la. Edward Ev
.t we shout.) ho hetruyed /. ~e rnon Fund,
e l r • ant
roect . the tender.— rett $1 ,000 in aid of the b i
sou write every
hese times that will 'net% on eon ition That . r. Eve
Year' Mr , Everett
4 twelve o'clock nt tie Week f. the Led ' r,.fer
lind repurt to me."„, .
the „.40 has en paid, and
itook bin leave, 'and. aare V ted ' : rites fur he Ledger."—
. The lieutenant: re. , Mr. Everett, therefori,,o,t: 4.
1 s h rew d
un the ,
Wing snide the innerier's Theutrangesuent is
14 ' 4 Wan , bah” l'im‘ part of Mr. Boone, s will aY
,
hile it:l4'34ls i
ntered into . it with ell . As r Mr. Everett'
she chnracter of ' aim. '
yt
to the dock.?, where, ter elevates int in the eyes
le, lay idle a I age num- hiasetJurr in the
al, H !warm admirer
description. They were of every thoug,' an, aj is
curb a- craft as suited of the virtues "wwingt"r4 cub e his talent, are
seventy tons. She was•rew rd except e gratitude of
or sailing by the mat devoted wit;. t reserving as a n Meal lege y,
our men loin_ bei enf: '
, , the wati ' n he and tomb of • r
the grea merman
niceetied to buy up and the fortue
e k., • is * • • Antesman. In the engageme on
-1 ; warrior
these wiener, the tender I , ecn Mr. Ey4rett, and .111 - r. Bonner, we
standing off and on un• ciadad anten for nat.re nor light remark. Both
with Sandy Book. , The , see e,
need by honorable motive, and are equal
and blowing about 'pi live n „ •
as without a cloud, and led to fredit.
Jetted the surface Of the Y . _ . .'4'"*" " — r ----
1 a clipper built vessel, . r•A rernarbble exhibition recently took
, cod 000ctroelod w h olly ~ J at the lloi kinaville (Terni.) , Fail'. Ten
Siting quirlities; ai i,i s h e .hers, named Brown. all maunted en Otte grey
.erhauling everything.— toss, rode into the itiTilditibmitcr ' . and displayed
nog thirty-twovi,under..eir horsemanship , al l being. goud rider.. 'The
i bout thirtythe younge-t twenty. They had
nan, in tl.ildert was forty,
navy, They were n not nil been together for fifteen enta. Their
he bow and on the ni I Mother was present. and they reinat up in front
etchia‘ethe .1.0,,, ;of the glorious inlitroo, and saluted her, While
i hlutT,Ttill.tared der ; cite she./ tear. oi j oy and pride.
tinging over the i,i wi ; 411 ' immiiimmie..- --
_ _____ _
The man nt t,;pot '
4
t, for the vesse mer
el seemed alum.
e ettorturrssers tend very strongly to make Mr. Donk
bell " I. ' 13e the rarttrite eatiolidate of the Muth foi,the neat Pres-.
.Idency. c i .
• ,e,2lCer. Tux tiovornor of Missouri Is a beatitiful reprifsenfa: '
le detnandi nu r lire of the Monier Itullian Chivalry; Team airier be
tut...Aril thiy, leveling' tail e d sh e t tuhernational rbalrhe bait been sr hippederben
Tiered thtbnhe harbUr , drunk. A, few ttay ago he was found drunk_ at a negro
i„ ~, j ii, igno i ll . r .
~..t he wedding. trion this tbe defferann City. Yinifierr up;
- - ' 1r frolicklm , atilt °apnea. drinking wih ungrovet, set
'e- " 1 ; Mr . -'Sllidileb" : ing eith . negitnes, Isn't establishing 'negro . equality,' a •
n
i t.ligh t. i limpid like to know What isr •
it , i'd't v imged John j EDT's I). Mesas.. the Governor sleet of the ' Stale of
fut,„kbrat the stran- New York. lea prominent and wealthy merchant of the
/
"u'dliia ' . : emirscity.dning business! on Front street as a whole
nesill4 lr to * West lodfft goods.deaWr, During the grouter of a
l,
- nt ry imehich he has kern engaged In bushier , . in
irywe May ICli lit Ity, he has been distinguished Ibk,.bonorattie deal.,
die from her, I I 1,, j , d for mgacitv t and enterprisol; characteristltts
•• 1. e have made hint one of the weal, blest tern in New
her tack, air?" asked !li rk, d one of the meat respected of Ita 'Miens. •
•
. , k NDLIIICI. bli nos, in the 'slew of tome con.
. f ,
doctors 1 eb.jitt •-ludependeet" . Journals, are
aflrtill the eltetp ;its r
, , es to ta , ronstrt o to iliht to mlarrprexent
r •now, tfho will lake' „ 0 ,,,,, 5itin ,„. par ividnala. For instance,
it the divPlentult• - i tine l'lsilutriphil Lr , ,Ner . y kigtv,tsr.c such a 1. , .•-•
ill a tulle, and then : tien of Servitor Sew fr•I'„? It ha. h se to eet•-.f r
ts along the land. -ilhe . the hopreasion that he advocat :',ri g7 ~,.,.,..
I g e e ith t s . lavery in the .s.ttites vrbere it exis althou, h 6 ,,.
II ohs hail got tio, far
xpr . I disclal inch , Se tl tut,' In that arts'
•
bur to got hack again, . `,:
na d. r . ' Tha e lial " tiroore L i lo, lbe fam in e - date ghee. • 11i:-
for her T o so at cut , out dissent, a bitterly partizan latter of Ili! correspondent
o take alarm, end put-, ..Ion,":1it whith, speaktng uf the New York ekctiou, be
be best or her way t 0... 50 5 :
1 ,
eft. Confident of the
e Eriglish' lieutenant
was airelady his, . .
tr . i . ii lf , the result to antoreer th a t th e g
reat commercial
I State 01 New York has espetised the ileward.Llneoln doe.
that the southern and northern States cannot
and I exist in the some 1.411. M, the r.41)11 In to hu•det'' , ' `.. 1 -7
sloop! tkiet.away. itch such nuttiness cannot yet hare seised upon ttio pv..e
enough to see that her . Idea the Enintni State." -- -
We think it the duty of the. Independent press In
y,t , an p fts ry. -.
d ' .. -i. . " spea — k freely In approval or censure of' the doctrines not
i ke this morning," said
.; p „,,,,ii„,,, r0 t parties or indialduaisf—to ogree deva.
sicken pia for the ailiole trick, !rand. tatsehood, or Mischievous principle. or 1 , •I.
ng of the ,turkey and ! Icy—whether polluter or otherwise—bat to 'seek to ..•
, always fair and truthful—thus to Inform instead of tale -
. _ ' leading the pronto. ,
kuut from
BOOK iIINDSZY:
Boat iound fit averyliitriptt,et.sql*, Blast. aeolor
of *very desesiptlosi salliftstaifil,boaed nod rulTd to,
. ,
''Ten DtritioN SVGAL—Io the South four Wm..
Bred ih o i!si Cid acre.
, land are cultivated in the,
ircidaction of sugar. i
1 4tecording WA, thealla..4
1651), the number engaged inits cultivation, etas ,
only 2631. Last year w e pair! n. : duty Jll2,{2T e
000 . 00 this single ankle *lune, The *frac veto . ,
of the sugar crop of tie United States was le i .
than the amount of 'duty paid Upon it, - Now:ths.
la a direet . tax upon Ili4e wh'ecansume this article,
and it Is an especially ! heavy one upon ib'si lahoi.
,
log men-of the Northi—of 'mere than twelve Mil:
Ilion: find a hall dollars. It is one of the nacesea 7
tries of life that enters into universal aiutimption,
i And yet this enormous tax is imposed upon was .
laboring men for the benefit of les, - lbw three
thousand planters. a
nters a
pl
These re made es
,
1 peclal 'pets of the goVeratnent,and all its favors
tare showered upon them. AD Other i;retichilis of
' industry have been wholly ne4ceted, or ari open '
war toads upon them. The Democratic : paely •
1
, laints that a tariff is unconstitutional, and there. '
fore, all protection or encouragement is withheld
from everybody and everything Aso but theist 2; 7
600 slaveholders, and .theY arerld, by Northern .
consumers, $12,560,000 for 'raising sugar. liar,
not the Northern peiliple a right to twaphin •as
the outrageous thrde'nf If this tariff raid haysi, ~.i.
the effect. to stimulate the stigar.growing Wraiths, j
all over the country,!al a tariff it. is clamed doe,
other branches of induitry, and thereby diminish
prices in the end, it Might bei submitted to; ftt4
It bolos such effect, and is therafois, a gross .
'wrong upon the 'North, and is i disnrimination
:against .free.tuen for the -lienetit'of slavoholders,
ZPOLrncAL.
'A ascot lourw,iy of the boundary Hue between Barks
and Schuylkill County, hay established -the.fact that
Mme eightmnatbousand genre of land. henetohare taxed
to Schuylkill really belnng to Berks. The tract Is !doing
the BitleMountain.
Aorurvvrcitat Creanamart—Tlie editor ef the New Bed
ford' Mercury bas i im,u a u ear or corn 'bleb be rage con-
Ulna thotagunb , hing number of kernole. Do.s be
kilns , that? Is 4 be meet lbeett The editor et the
Fall 81rer Baur" bar A.StilliLef celery n bleb v Went ten
and a halt poundf. , .
A ";:t.tmecT" non, Imams'
hiring fn New Trait, ofrogya her , drankan.abutive hue.
band his gboicp--4 viinplaint against Mtn for await In
ain't, 'crab% traveling enemies to Mir*, gill 'watt
'money; awda roads* never tit. see her again. Ile at ,
espied the .latterand,rlll Reatketart. ,
Sprimuo..:+l:l. C. Jotto doe, /AA iVirfaiqdr ittitch.
with dried pt I es an oozed, I s rad lOW "A a le Off. "
Theaathjeet of the beetled! , limes reueryje'ree of
those happy-Lrlntky, loch who gw, non . Xnnowntij to
the floptlnTsto!p than in the shostraker't. asa beam
ladle he a Whine op alptlest a Poet; ante 4rejoy leg hie
dudeen, be matakee the ehad,'w of a drelpast'a mortal
for the "!eladdder" of hie own higli-studded Lid sadly di.
lapidated ! !!
Pone rurally wide/fakir, In ordorto obtaffitaido•km
to,lbs Tomb tomtit:mu the, oftoefation of bark ear.
tied Into the jail yard& bestheronn.tbransertptlon'iapose
rittheh - cootakted. lopfw.aC vidleoloso Ailtsfkrfl:4 'The'
peirrpapor repotiort. tbliatileut this lb, seetaine epee,
reefed the ihreriPttort Hot pitehrtt Into the ott4ettekrr
(or hie Ictotweserr,, and MIR In turn hilt/ peed thr.ete ter
t.at:ur who tttritivtod, U col eine mttln, lu a Vita.
*l4 this the Teti LW of the - trieke of Ithi hots.* ,