-vas OF igslittlifEas , jougNALi
*-51'N.m.;;Lmeni;;=7:77,,...
_ .
str.) tlii p-r annum, ptiyamoin.
. po t t y VIS
bin its nisuthe—aud'APO
Si I.' i f
uthe yeae.i"
eittd 1 ••
ree lee le one addresi l edraturej . t 00
Th
do da_ " .2u 00
euheerlettonam he Invitiablypald nad
yd -eget to one eddy . , •
vaticli 21
tO'CAIIII,IOI.3 AND • '
loctitill. Will be famished Weenier* sad *em
tho• jo east' en delivery. I
. :3 Twv
I: • ~,le r prno.3 and StAnot Tricker: supplied with the
• K '4l in advance.
J. 040 .
TOL LAW OT ILCWRPATLI.II. ' • ,
ltera order the iiismnlluviatte of thetinteeti
,
0. ,-ou4rebee m sr:rondo he to so d them) until
pll 44 `' tir ere pvid. !
tt rt ot4.-
V 7 4 ,osery nealeet or refuge to take! their ntespe
. nro to which the are i eted th y ere
re,l_ffi until they have y sett le the ' bil)! and.
e,!• 10- "" oeu i dlieontinued.
ivorerritiery move to other plinve wit out lorobning
io , p ahlistier , and the newspapers are ae tto the tomer
they ere heki relpenvible.
r , t martA hove decided ;till% refavingity take netrepie
(rota the °Mee, or retooling, end trig' them WO
1,
„Id re, to prima (seta evillobeeimi lute tional [rind.
RATES OF AD_YERTI,
One p l u.re of 10 U1)4,3430 cente for o
s qurut inoorllons, 26 coots each. 3 H i
, n t r —su6i.equontinser'o44, IVA con,
~,,ty4oineuts over alines, for short per t
TWO. TURA.
ran,. Ones, •63 88 $t 25
r,.or Hoeg, t .80 ,1 25 175 •
to'in, lines, 100'• I 60 200
Six linos, 125 2 25t i 260
lines; 125 2'25 2TO
P.:lit then,. 125 225 , 285
Nine Hne, , „ 1'25 ..2235, 300
ALL, OVER fliri IntZS CCOVNT&D'AII A AQUA
I
.One square, 1 t.'6 825 360
„Two sivaretu - 215 -4 09 •5 00
Threenuanut, 360 500 750
Four squares, 60 . 600 800
Qu.irter col z , '6 04. 900 .12 00
*..•leirger space ter short periods. ape
44-Boo4rieps Notice/5,Si each—Seen
vertleasnettk,so yenta each:
A 4 rarthremotda before Marriages andl
p-r line ter flrstlniertion—pubsognent I
r rilne., Nine words are counted aan
ii
51errhanta and ntharivoidrerthdng
ch I nge., and * standing adrertUement I
will be charged. Including subsc
spare to the amount of tour squares,Vl
r... 1 and subscription,
Without chanqea. at the rates destznat
- Advertisements , set In larger type t
• rtiar.z.d 60 per cent• advance, on those
will be charged the mime as •letter pres
No Trod, adverthements rectiired
A D .nts abroad. except aCtsjper cent.
pH:4:01114s by Freda' agreement wi
11 irriiges 25 cents each. Deaths semi,
2.5 mots: without wakes, nn rhn
All notice., exiipt thereof A relinit
•dncationat purposes. will be chlrg'
ne , nher of lineh under 10. Over IU
11.1.11tinTiAl.
Prnceedinne of nieetinge not of a
rL vartcr, charged at 4 cent& per
ro facilitate caletalatlons we !will Ct.'
te , ke a column-184• lines a half role
q r uler column. 2352,w0rds make aco
rot umo—and init quarter column.
ra6 i.quare, charged at tho rate of 4 lii
oo- time, and 8 rent! per lint+ forth
-Yearly adierilaers mutt confine' th I
nan bualneas. .Agenclea for of
&e., are notAticludoi In buainf
MEDICIN
C. W. EP .
cJhozniWROLESAL'D AND
est ra azci 3=l
'B. E. Corner Centre and Nor
' 1 PO
• r
J,71• • • LF.A & PEllitTN'S'Crelebrnte ,
shire- 6 ance,mkonstati,tly on Its
Slitrrh 5.'59 • • .
OLDEST ESTABLISHED DI
1 IN TIIE IEOI/NTT
I' jSION OF THE 0,01.1)E1
• Centre Street, Pottl
The extend re !twines.
'nt Oa. eAtablishment It
4( all t luu-n a fret)
supply orthe purty.t
beNt. MUGS. MItTICIN/
iiroprletara, 1
‘etiler•lielitr. a drug!:
ef thirty years' rape
ends. itive their per.at
attendaneaat all titu
oho
lion ril4 to l'ltytdetor
Prekript
P.1111t1., 0110, Gli
tm•ut, wholoßtle and
Juno VI,
•
flyer ' s Sars,d 1 arilla,
ACOMPOUN D Remedy, in ' which
we have, labored to produce tint most etfituall'al
ter t 'IVO that can he made. It Is a enticed ral;•d extract
of Para Sarsaparilla, en combined w ith other Substances
' of still greater alt. rativt power as tit afford art effective
antidote fur the diseases S'lrWeßrinfi l'i repnted to enre
It is believed that sorb a rimedyn wanted by I tone
1, ho suffer from etrumotts compl ints, and that one
NVIIIPh will accomplish their cure m et prt re ocimmense
s, ry irojclass-of
o thin iJrge our null sled tellu v• ,•ititens.
B
I
ow completely Ibis compound will do it h is
M iet n prq e
t),(11 by experiment on many of the Worst CS be Cured
id the following complaints :
.Screlferht and. ttProfulons 01111117enfe, reriptions , runt
Frupill Pismo%t'ine7 Porptca," Mennen. Ti ;win,
Nat Mount, t'; ntil Ileatl„.':yiniitits and Nyphtlittc iftt.c.
h min, restrint Diya sr, Drtpsy, l't tralgut I r Tic kin
-1.,
I.l4 l 7•PebliftY, Plinrina and In ipvsttnn, Errtinitts,
i
Rut , or St. , t ni i .°°Vr Air'. and Ind d the *whole class
if complaints arising from Ingill I ttn j(11 Mood. 1
This compound will .o tountrA great promoter of
luillh. when taken ha the smog, to expel, the foul [lt u.
mors u hich hider In the blood a that geason of the
N r tr. By the timely eittufston of t tern min : Li-Inkling
disord-rs el e nipped In the bud. Multitudes can. by
the aid of titleemedv . ip ire thi ins Ives fromlhe mute
room of foul ruptions and nice nun sores, throu4h
ebb•h the 'velem will strivi• to rid tself of corruptions,
if not assisted to do this through the natural chart vela
of the body l.v an Alterative medici Change out the
vitiated blood' whence o yon find Its Impurities burst
ing
thmu,th the skin in 111114-s., omptions or sores;
. tempi. it whim you lind it is obstructed and siugelih
in t be, veins • cleanse itt whenever it Is four, and your
&glop will ;
you wh ii. Even where no particular
' disorder is felt, people 'enjoy belt health, and live
longer for cleansing the Id md. Keep the blued healthy,
and all lewell, but with' this pabulnut of life disordered.
there can be, no listiegMellth. Sf mer or later some.
thing must go , wrong, and the great in veld nery of ilfe is
dlvwdereM or overthrown '
banmparlill has. and tieservee to
of accomplishing these ends. But
e:regiously deceived 4 pre v ,rmi
c mist, the drug alone has not ell
Hahn... for it, but more bemire my
t-n hug to be coticentritted extract
little of the arhtue of Sarsaparilla, or
During late years thepublic hi
I mg.+ battles .' pretending to give in
ts vr,ap willa fur ono 'dollar. Neat
frill Js u pen the sick, for they not
any. ews marlila, but otteu DO CUTS
Ileum. hitter and painful
Alowet the nee of the'rvirinus ext
flood the market; until the
and haa-becorne synonym
rhol. Btlll wecallthiscompo
intend'to supply such qq remedy Its
from the bald of obingtyy which
thank we have ground for believing
Are irresistable by theerdinary rut
intended to cure. .1n !order to
,•radtretion from the system, the
diclotisly taken according to direct
PREPARED
AY RE
• Lasvell, Ma
Trice, . 81 per Bottle; Biz
•
Ayer's Cherry •
Ha. won for itself ' , Rill a renown
variety of Thrmrt and frungComp
Ufintwesizry cfrr PO to recount. the
Nirlwrever It Met heel) 4mployed. •
•croltant ore t i ttrourbitut sere
,ore than ,tivt re.ther people its
be best It ever has ben. and that
tin for,their relief all it has ever.
Cathar
I,OIOCLIECUICK,
Ostit:eeesa,Jaultdief, lipprpsla. In
7kbal S'oatach, 'Eeittapelat, Ilearlnch ! ,
Eruptbms and .54in pa , ;aut,
Tantotv and ,Sit 1:11 , a , •,
via. a, a Dina r Pill, and for Para
, Tboyare atmarAmateal, so that t
tAke them pleaaantly, and they
the world tar all the Purpotws of a t,
Price, 25 cents per Box; Five
flri . nt.ll . V ‘ lTlberl. Of !Clergymen, P
Mll.l.4lllnetit perannagea. hare le
ly the unp3rtilletell !us4fUltiegs
gmEspler here will not permit to
i ;The Agenta below niim.ll,
stow n mom. 1.a... our
111 wlilrh hey are dive I; wl h alto full de
rr•ei priori a td• Ihe atinve romplaj it 11,, an the treltitint
that should lielnlloWed for fl•eir re • 1 1.
Ito not-bits-init oat ity'unprinripl dealer% with dither
r,paratiOllß It ry milk° more pridi on. Penland AT,eit's,,
and taldehm othere.l The str4 was the lest aid there be
fa- themt and they ithould have Lit
All our Remedies are fAr :vale BRMiN & SON, Tette
; and 'by and., erehants generidly,
- titr'de7,ltout" the country.
• April 9, '59 ~ 15-6 m
.‘ DR. COGOSWELL'S NEW EDICAL SALT!
•For,innekn.mittory. D *tweeds Only:
I
Neil' Med teal 'Ne Medical .Salt I
IT: IS NOT A c RE-ALL 11 •
1101amanatory • wises Only
ft :111C CbG(;SWEI.Ii'S NEW 11ED
. fICAL SALT, instead of belt g a remedy for all
Inn.'rnnirol over but one 111, ha. butone aim, and :Cr;
omit 1,1 iallea but one thing, te wit FIIBZWER tarLtMX 70.
ey ntacter44baterer be its farm r lueality, whethei In
'the head, thntat, abdomen. ex tre•tit lea or akin. ,
NEW M1 , ..D,1CA I. S:
~,.. I3r gettrellence is, that wit
~I,wat and I.streultth, It effectual
Piaewtow, (no nt hem) by product
the fields in the lolly, the wan
c t Car, of lu tlautuutt fem.
N - o•ricE To' INV
_l.l A.nowing fitting which th I
e I. dote. nod many hot byre utenti
' ;1. -• reser, IT pain, arc an e3Fil
'NEDICA L SA cr., na Ore in ox i
' nit: ltralo Xerrer; Headache, he 1
- , .+.1 II . tt-t e ' PI Es. Inflamed erne. '
firer, Neurilgia, 4iitwi wifeCtlOW
.t. ,, ,l'ieurp , ), Aet h nil, Cr ugba,
eat.,. .1:10'11 um t hiti, I ;out, Scrofu
'Atter cut• ueou. erupt lett/.
:nit. FllciGSiii-C 1.14
__.
, .I,IIC A SALT e4erta, like 14.1
I raorvilvviry inttu,twe over the we
InX In • Arainal &cline or Infix . 1
the pals, uidch moo resumes I
beat Attu and fever die terwir.
It. CC)( aLSWELfr
I) /CIL f•kla d , ww yuet w
7,, , w0, no to n e -- itquatirca the 111
the *calm alt art.rial and ateh
seeptrjel'ircatata maylw „ Ma t tw__________ho hag thin watt:cabl e niedieid.e
Dr. Coggswell's
'Acrrc I rz ; thianNir
Sew by itprll. fret o$ expiktsic,
ty larionnic lune%
kt3cATA toderl rhnintelickite:
t.stim , .nti!l, Ind direction
P.C.:rkri;Olt k CO.. Gett..igini
11.—Ap•nts wintr.tin et
D it:,,COGGSWELI,I4 EVr s - INI ED
r. BALT I for Kale rotissillit,Py C. IV lit.-
TEm in Minerymltlef Pittr , hlV: Now Nutt*.
dAptiiit, by D. W. gobeutt: In 114,rt. Carben, it. But t *.
4 , 14; .•4t. (lair, At litittr At in Hlibllepurt i by J.ll.
P•Lti it:‘ In Tuootirnra. Itt.ttE zit A- and bylail•t. r
t Dru gg ixt. wberoteptb t."Jotatx.t," 1. read
• I A, p ft patent itiedleino but .tha perieripti. n .
nt
an ,nit.opt ph*airttn, na you ibutild fail' le icy the
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VOL: XXXV.
SING.
' inasttion—sub
ex t ale. 25
to each. AU ad-.
;ads, ettarged as 5
- BOE4HAVE'S
gOLLAAb 'UTTERS
$2 25 r 00
2.11 400
800 i 500
4 00 690
450 710
6 00 8 00
6 60 900
or raB
6 00 10 00
9 00 14 00
12 00 18 is
14 00 '2O 00
•18 00 30 00
r
' n,..,rootnont. .
p tiled nithi
a n
Dentlipt. i 0 cents
wrtiont..s eon to
o in ads . ..o Isink.
the year; with
notext 16
r ption, • $ll3 00.
th chan•
d above.
o usual ulll,be
'prices.p All cuts
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS j OF ANY IMcp
FEVER AND ACUE,
. m Advertielng
dva nee en thme
It the publiFlier.
'peeled with ma
ee.
. ,•
EVERY FARMER' AND . EVERY
TAMMY has itsritliar Ullters,componnded Sc.
cording to some favor it recipe, hand ed down from fath et
to son, perhaps. The prln'ciple that tu.toniestintulant is
necessary in every kto sr.". is undisputed. yet. being corn.
pounded by unsklllfu • hands..eften contains elements
both Incompatible and incons (sten t-- som et I in r %posit ive.
lj hurtful. We here c Ifer to the public. in a highly con
centrated form, what 111 exactly supply this.want . . pre.
1..
pared upon scientific inciples. compounded ofsimples.
acting In harmonnye elfch fullillingils own remedial
Mace. . ' • -
. ~
-,To VIE PHYSICIAtIiS
i .
us diameter and
d''..:s eente; (foxily
Lp, f eauta per line
I
corral or public
• r each Insertion.
to that 32S Bari'
n.—.and S 2 lines a
umn-13i6 n tislf
.11 odd lines over
ents per line, fur
a times. . •
advertbing to
era, it.slo or Ilea)
sadrrrd.onente.
yet perfectly !gate. an
clrralrition. raiper , the
and ef health. erpet 1.1
alseare. lifter depres4l
dental enure; an Ant
stimulant unwer.asts
EiUI
nervous syatent. cairn'
properly. without the
without tit dltrra.l
moat tonick—often es .1
As 4 Tomo. filodera'
ener . glea of all part' ,
a healthy I nrreaiwor
tETAIL
ogianSts..,
TSVILLE:i
rhemlchily changing t e meldttyof the strunach.and act•
lug nr finally upon th liver in regulating permanently
the I.llllary leccrellon t • .
NATlCK.—Whoerwr expectsto find titisa beverage
be divappolo tad ; but to the Fick:was k and low-rPirlted;
It 'will prove a, crateful nroniaticcordial,possessed'of
singular remedial properties.
Covet ion.--The great- popularity or Hite delightful
Aromi tots d %mei ;ntany itntlations.which the pul•Ile
abould guard againnt purchasing. Be„_ not persuaded to
buyout thing else until yon have given Paßil.tiles
I:AND Itirritss a fair trial, One bottle will convince you
hou - tutTnitely superior it ls to all theaulmitatione. .
lIIPSoId at IA per bottle / or six bottles for $5, by the
• A woLc ritornirtorts,
BENJAMIN'PACE,JR. &CO:
K - ANu#AdTußiNa
pormaccutists : artb eljethists, .
• PITTSBURG, PA.
IiME
uurroirs
EAGLE,'
. For Wei In Pbiladolphia; by the agents—Tl &
Morn Oleo Deninkral ; Jolla Kiva
.treet ; [Vol t & Sono. t .l:l3'Sortla Set(lS4 stnmt. AIR,. In
tfrodlng, by Ritter & C 64 Loncostertby John Y. Long
& Co.; rotlxvlllo..lo in 0. brown, .1. C. CT Hughes end
'll. 4 W:Eptlng: Tom. nun, by E. J. Fry; Mln.qprille. J.
K. burns, aufl In schnyll:lll,lThren. by br. E. Oa
_beaten Norember 27,718 48-
THE LIVER
INVIGORAT, O.R !
. PAI U fix DR. SANDFORD.
' tormionmied Entirely From GEMS,
• -
Is one of the best PURgATIVIR and
!LIVEIt medicines now before the public. that acts
as a attleirtic, easier, milder,an d more effect mil than a ny
,othrr medicine known. It ht not only a etzt:tarfir. but
Lirer.remedy.actin¢ first on the Liver to ejt et Hi mot..
bid 'that ter, then °tithe stonoteh and bowels to carry r.ff
Odd matter. thus accompliahing two purposes effertu.i
withocit any of the painful feeling experienced in
the Operat ion , of most Cithartior. It st rengthens the,
syteut at tint same tittle, that it purgei , It; and when
taken daily in moderate doses, will streugt heti and buiid
it up' with unusual rapidity.
The Llirer Is pner.of Oho principal regulators
of the human body; and when it performs Itsfpnc
tions well. the powers of the system are fully de:
sob - med. The Stomach is 44 almost entirely dependent
on the healthy action o the-Lterr for the proper
performance of its rune." lions; when the stomach
is nt fault, the ,bowels area at fault, and the whole
sivstent millets in cense- quence of one onran—the
Liver—having ceased ltiEssi d,f Ifs duty. For/the die
, eases of that organ. one o the proprietors has made
It his study, Ws. practice of more than 20 years. to
' , ,find some remedy where- with to counteract the
many derangements to which it fs liable.
Tjo prove that this ream-1144y is at lost fotid.'aity.
perbon trembled with ver Comptelut, in
any of Its forms, has bat %) to.try a bottle, and COLITIC:
Han is certain. '
- These Guars remove 011 morbid or bad matterfrtun
the System. stipplyitig In their place a healthy Howl
of bile. invigordi lug theM stomach. causing Mod to.'
dhcest Well, pitritying lhr blood, giving tone and
health to the whole ma OP' ebinery, mooring the!
causi.of the disease—etTert- lug a radical cure.
aliacksnrecured.Z and. who l is Wier. met*.
fed, by the oce.sional lee • of the Liver llsaartgo
rotor. _
.ay, the reputati6n,
he _world has been
ue of 'lt, partloo
the virit,te .that Is
)y preoarationa, pre
(4 It. contain but
anything elite. 1
Q been Waled by
quart of Extradta.
luf these have beert.
r f
tity con In little, I/
Ire p riles what
'ue nttnent ,Iv,
One dose after eating is suflicient to relibve the
stomach and preveot . the food from rising and sour
Jog,•
OUIT •one dose token bell:4 lore retiring, prevents
.YOlll-rneere.
Only one dose taken atFilnight.;lnosens the bowels
gently, and 'cures _ nest.
OnedesotakeniftereachilN. tae: l will cure I) yxpepiia
gras-One dose of lino tea- spoonfuls will - always re •
-
lieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken Cr fe- 1. " 11 mile obstruction •removes
the cause of the disease., and makes a perfect cure.
Only one dose irrniedi.”l ately relieves Cholic. while :
One dose often repeated its n sure cure for Cholera:
Norbu is. and a preventive' of ("Went. •
4 Only one bottle i-Virj need:4 to throw out of the
system the effects Of tiled,. trine :Mei a long sickness.
4WOne bottle token for ' Jayndlee removes all sal.
Jolnees or ttenatutal rolortZ from the skin. •
One dose taken it Phlrt •titnebeforeeating gives •i
-gm to the appetite, andig.makes food digest well.
Ong dose often. repeated cures Chronic /kirrAma in
its worst tom s.w bile Su...ri Ince and Bowel Comeaints
yield almost to the first'w• dose. '
One or two doses cure at.r,„ tacks used by Worms in
children:dher:eis ;to surer,P7 safer, or speedier remedy
In the world. as It nererpw fails. ' •
itiTA few bottles enreA Dropsy, by exciting the
absorbents. ,
iiVe take pleasure in re-tl3l commendingthismedleine
as a prefentive fir itkret and Antte,Mill Percr , and
all .Pimers of a .114fiessrn Type. It operates with
certainty. and thrmaande"' are willing to testify to ite
•wooderful virtues. t
inappolnttnent has
acts -of Siraaparnla
mute itself la j natly
with; Itneopltlnn
nd Sarsaparilla, hild
hall 'ri.Fc ue tho name
to upon It. Abd
It has with:tea laltle:h
of the diaesaea Iti is
cure their complete
emedy should be jn.
fins on the buttlMl
& C 0.,.
gi•
Bottlei for /30..
Pectoral,
for the eut ) e of every
int, that it Is entirely
'videtaceof Its vlrtilte.,
n It ham long bean In
lion. %retired not do
amity in dept up to
t oily be relied On to
i i .n.bittud to do.
AR who use it are giving their unanimous testimony in
its
~ .
lac - Pills,
;Or
cl*Ftion,lDyNordery,
Pdes. Ith,unnalirs,
tbmpluirt, Dr Opsty.
Varna! G.ut. Nenrlat.
ying Me 1.14,41.'i
0 moat, arnaltive' San,.
!be nen np,rient lin
amity nbyate.
Bores for $lOO.
' laP i St :: 's r ;IrtKn:neee:
itheaOronedies, 4t3t
Anaertion of thepx.—
'natiinut Any.ipS.a:a
Mater in the mouth with the Inrigorator,einct
ticadloto loyethrr.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is a Scientific dledical Dimovery,and is daily working
cores, almost two great to believe. It cures, ascif 'by ma
gic. eren the first dose girist . g benefit, end seldom more
than ono bottle is.sequired so?cure any kind of . Lirer
Complitint.'frotn the worst Jautsdice or Dyspepsia to a
Common Iliculifehe, all of which are the result of a Dis
eased Lirer.
Pr re, $1 per bottle.
DR. SANFORD. Proprietor, 34p Broadiray. New York.
Orr•Estsllrd - by all Druggists. Sold In Pottsville ply
TIENRY SAYLOR; and In Tamaqua; by E. J. FRY.
June le, . - • 254 y .
,
The most Extraordinary nook of the,
Age.•
' Pint Edition• of 10.000 sold in 6 Weeks.
" BOYHOOD'SPERILS
PUPLISIIO.) . DR. S. PANCOASTi •
918 siriti g • ' Carsten Sfreo, Philadelphia, Pa.,
This le a bock of 22t pages.l2mo., bound In cloth, with
NIB): LITIRKIRAPIRIC pLATH•4I, and intended lbr
Parents, Guardians and Young Nieto Every young men
that wishes to ns :Intern his. healtd and- staolocorl, and
hare a !magi; progeny...6oM read thin hood. some 0:
the stetements are really astounding and have never he•
fore appeared In print. friar st. 5y:81,16,
.
A - Great Work for ' the Ladiee t
By the same Author, entitled
LADIES' MEDICAL" GU/DE, •
AND MARRIAGE FRIEND.
This is a work of, nearly tkki tu rmges,"benutifullly bound
in cloth, cud root:tins ore , SPLW:Dtb 111111 CUSIOCS
EXOUATEIGH. It rives a - complete description of • tbe
structure cud funetkm of the reproductive organs of the
temale, showing how MA rtrOttladienotay Wive or lithild
large families.. Also, a eemplete histhry at liennapbro•
dither, with curious Modes, show ing.both sexes in one.
It 1111.0 gives advice to Young Ladies In f4wlfailag a
husband - . pointing oat the tanks of on much unhappi
ness after marriage, and the ingtietice it exacta On the
offspring. ••
The work 3'lvelves the symptoms snit
. •
treat Rent
all female diseases, so that every fetualeiney belevown
l'hyslrien. -
The last chapter la devoted to theTOlLET.g:lring the
reeolpta for cosmetics et n'resent lu use , hy the nobility
of Franee.Englsed and Russia, for.beaulgying the
hair, teeth. and , fer removing foul and preserving a
sweet breath. They have been obtained at great ex
pense. ' '
petet4 yift. -By mall. $1,75. or eight additions' Wise
Stamps. WOO copies tuivenintedy hero ordered: - - TilaPO
wishing a copy of the first edition should Ned their or
dere without delay. ; • . • •
FortoMplete description of the work wee :rftwpertiss,
'Web will lie - ssi it on - reeelpt of one lottir stomp.
!AgentalN anted iu every town in the Union.,
Tett. 20, 'SU ' 9-ty ,
.—lts
nut She noi•lout In f
y.eures huhuniriOn y
g on equillttiumi
of srbich to the Isola
LIDS! != . lole
flu am.
ned. that have wore or
L aphdued I.y the 1 , . KW
languished hy.vratee, to
ot Mood to, I hel Yenta
"ear. nova. longs land
, Eryelpelas, itrp9cht•
apeireht Venerearni,-
a, and nil itrhhig and
, .
i 8 NEW.IiIE,D
-ratiine matt e r, eh es
us and artetirs.risulte
i mapon se Jtidlestetilly
tletuyil state, La the
N EW
it claims to do—&
Liao by.rvntorlog !mut
null Obotroetiono.
, ird loon auy Drugglat
tw ante.
'logistic Salt
: VAiukt do:;$1.
wtvipt of
ndiiig veaser, 'Mould
- EXTENSIVE MARBLE , YARD,
- Nanantaugo tttreet r Pottsville, P'
• TILE sabserlbtr hi • - -
remind, at his ,o 1(
stand, tcq furnlxh. al
kiadiebf-nsiilarhas li
bia line; for bundle,
purprome—platnattd 01
=nee hil t it. invite
pertionar attentloh
the TOXIb StiIDRIS to
MoonalautsathlSlMl
ale clam.. They ear
Red In every rartell
or le, nod ■lll ewer
tivoreGly.labeaal,. "*""'Pltis any
7bere.nod ere offered at cheaper rates, •
Jaw; 3, 'etli 1:3•1y1 • JOHN T. LTG .
are circular.
fko:k Plit7 tea
ICItY .Tqw n imet Village
WILL TEM/ YOU TO PIERCE Tiocrowna or'rus EARTH, LED BUNG OUT 7EO* 'nig CATERED OP motrwTirrs,,irirem.s yam WILL m yrsnu TO MUM A 36 maw? TATOits ODE Axe ruiAturer=.Dr.4oks a rri:
• •
PUBLISHED ::EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,- BY BENIAMIN : - : ,BANNAN;:poTTs I n; spErw i y - f,p1 4 1', 0
MEDICINAL.
ere offered.' ti a eonterilent form,
I,lncitant. which. acting - npim the
• ctiodlor the s) stem. to the atanib
nftt4 any debilitating attack qt
In fin heat. or any local or meal.
ISPoriontik• which. with's' general'
Ith ?i peratint Influence upon the
L ig hereon ft Irritation, when taken
linet tendency to the brain, end
it reaction t. Illfb to She bane of
singmorelnjury tlinp theoriginal
eiy end pirinanentlyexlltlngthe
the frame. producing tireasnrily
he,netlon of the earlnn+ mgens,
AND'
MANHOOD'S CURSE"
And for sale by all Iklksollera.
IRON WORKS.
PINECROVE IRON WORKS,
Pluegrove, ategisayakall (Lomat yi Par
Thts, eel ahlirbment is bear under
the Snperintendence of Jons Y. Watts. 2 Lt - nil formerly of the well known firm of
J. Wren Brat.. of Pottsville. -
,- *- 49 1 "... Mr. Wren's experience as a Mann Ma.
1111131 M, extruding through a period of many years, dm
ring which time .be has been contented In {be treetkin
°looms of the Innen iron•worke in lbw United Stale*,
will be SI J.Unitietlt guarantee of the character of the
work turned not of thierestaLliahment. •
All orders. by Malt oritberwise, for Orem engines trf
any power with their cermet lona, machinery tbr blast
(unreels-tolling milli. forget; grist mills, saw gums. ma
chinery for. using single and double acting pumps,
breakers, drift are will reecho prompt attention. •
Connected with the works le a large steam car factory,
capable of turning nut large orders at short notice. The
we made at thin establishment are reared to tone in
the state for durability, while the style of plate wheel
manufactured and extensively used is superior. and
worthy the attention of nallrned companies. By strict
altention to htudners. In all tie detail', Mu proprietor
hopes the Pinegrove Iron Works rosy receive a share of.
public patronage: ' JAMES L. NUTTING,
JUAN T. MUNN, ' Proprietor.,
Master 3lschinist and Supt.
Mirth 12. '59 • . .• . 11-
1 TAMAQUA IRON WORKS.
1
Carter £ Alem,
Iron fininders, itichiaisfs, Boiler and Machfiiste 21m1
Maker. and car Builders.' '
. The mibscribers are now prepared' to
1 ig
receive M.ders for all kinds of otailena
• ..
ec-,,. •ry Engi es,and machinery fn. collier
, n a t .. LL[ lee, blast fermiers, mills, ke Exton
/51113 tar tittles and practical experience
In the bnaluess warrant Ahem in taking the largest
contracts at the lowest prices.
Particular attention 10alle4, havens A Allen'. New
Style Potent. Winding Maehinery, by which the Slope
or Shaft rope or ellains run on the top of both drums
in double ways. - -S -.
This arrangement, It Is Confidently believed, will
**vein the Wear and tear of repel or chains, the price
of the mach nery,in fire lears; and ter fast winding,
slatellgity , f •op4true lion and durability, it cahoot be
surpasied. We a IsO recommend the new car wheel. In
vented by r. Lit - Cieti If Allen. This wheel ern only
he,nad at our weeks, and has stood the test of the sere
r.ll *event winters past, triumphantly ; not,a single
wheel har fug been broken ;deceits introduction We
are now placing it under the eats of some of the prim
elicit Railroad CoMpanie , s In the country. ,
Ito would oleo call,the attention of the nubile to the
,Tamatta Car Shop.conneeted with the above works,
and recentlrereited trekhe manufacture of Railroad,
Drift, Freight Cars and Tro-k o. and furnished with all
the latest improvements:so that they,eire thus enabled
to execute work much cheaper and with moredespatch
. than heretofore: e - ,l
All work guaranteed:, rorson4 wanting anyibing In
our line would do well to eye us'.4 call.
CARTER* ALLEN.
17-
Aprlll 24, 'EA
rOUItDRY - arrACRItEBHQP,
. writ hnytst IL; air at.
WINTEASTEKN annoences s
IE3: readineett. from the complete outfit of
the above named establiehment;to cup
rrita,;-Cptas ply orders In his line of business--
- ail for Steam Engines. Railroad
and Drill Can. Pumps. Coal Braid:ere. Castings and
Machinery of every pattern. lie warrants hit. work to
give cat isf:irt ion. and accordingly patrol age at
home and abroad. Jan.:27,185S 41.17
.FOUNORY.ANO IMIACHINIE SHOP,
Stettin Car kesotory, &o.
,NOTICE.—'I he bueiress of 'the lite
gma, arta of SNYDER sill t o
.punned by the subscriber in all its
carious branches of Steam Engin()
bUillikla. l con Founder. and mei:uric.
turer or all kinds of 31siehltiery, for Rolling 311I's, Blast
Furnaces, Railroad Can., &c.. Ar. Ito Will 1140 wintistue
the business of Mining and Selling the celebrated Iti.e
Fkrei White Ash and Lewis nail SimAn Tiles Red Ash
Cuals,,being . sole proprietrint these Collieries.
GEORGE W. SNYDER.
34f
nAry 21, 111:17
. 1 1!"
POTTSVILLE ROLLINO MILL. .
.Tll k puhscrihets aro couPtantly mann.
lac tering callow:Fixes of Colllers'llailp,
weighing 22,25, 30.32 and 410 pounds
.r. f rinftiridt per yard. Also,large nails of the most
-approved patterns, weighing 45_50,50
nd ou pounds peryard. From theer, r erience of the rapt
5 years. we tail confident Ofanaking nails unsurpap,ol
.
In quality bye any mill In the country. All bumincPs
.matunications addressed to Messrs. Yardley & Son,
Iron Factors, PoWrille, will meet with prompt *ltem
. lion. ' .JYO. BDy4YISII 4 Ca.
June 20 . ;'57
PALWALTO• ROLLING MILL:
The subscribers beg leave to an
ticuuce to their friends and the public.
aenerally.that 'their new Itoßing 31111
rE llffirs., :a i ic Mt Pale,Alto is new complete, and In full
..: operation, and that they two prepared
to furnish ' T rails of various patterns. weighing from
- to 70 iks. per yard. Also. different irises of flat, square
and rebut! tuerchtnts' bar iron. -
Orders for rally or, hay Iron-are respectfully solicited,
and will meet 'with- prompt attention If left dither at
the itelling Mill, Bright t Larch's hardware - Store.
Centre street. or al their eine.. i.oriier of serrnd and
Market streets. • HAYWOOD, LEK i CO. '
Jan .1, 'AT • l tf .
TO COAL.OPERATORS.& MINERS.
Pioneer Bolaer I,v orks.
Ti e aUbBCI thi r respecifully invitee
mew the attention. or the heal neat! entetnnol
ty to hie Roller • Worke, on Railroad
irrr; ‘ , ..; street. below _ the Paseenger
--"'" Pottsville, Pa., 'where he la pre aced to
BOILERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
- S.mnWStaekA, Mr St.Ackx, Biwa Pipes, Gasometers, Drift
kc.. 'de. Willem on hand. •
Being a practical unwhanlc.and haring. for years do
voted himself - entirely to this branch'ot, the business.,
he Ilatiera himself that work done at his establithnu•nt
will gire sail .faction to altirlio may favor him with a
rail. Indbriduals and Companies will find It greatly
to their ildiAntage to easullne hie work before , en gagling
elsewhere. i • • • JOIIN T. NOBLE,
Nor. 21,14 47 tf '
BEAVER MEADOW IRON WORKS.
. Brice W. Hudson respectfully in
l' Itlon forma the public that he is now role
'MY M;Pi proprietor of the Roarer Illeadcw Iron &
Jt... .xi_ . .
mi ri i, i'Ci n Braes Works, and is fully prepared to
'r_l c :i....= matinfact are, at this establishment,
Steam Etiginett of every Bizet Pumps, Railroad and
Drift Cars.atot evity tither description of Iron and
Brara Castillo; suitable for the Coal mining or of her
&hn
r
eines o the moat 'resionable terms. also. Blowing
Cyl lode X, for Blot Furnaces and Machine work in gen
eral.ri,
i , 1
Repairing, of all kinds done with neatness and des-,
patch pt ,the lowest prices. Ali la ork fornlrthed by
them *irr i tated to perform well. They would anHelt
the custom of t bore who may want art idea In their line
in this 3leioity. All orders will meet with Immediate.
and 'prompt:attention.
Roarer Meadowe. January 1.'59 1-
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.
' The sunscriberare now fully pre
pared to • furnish. at the Ashland Iron
t . 4,( 15114- Works. Steam Encitres and Pumps'of
rrif yy.f i. 6±6i c any power and - capacity, for mining and
ol bet .porpoces. Coal Brenken. of every
Axe and, pattern mein use, together wish castings and
forgings of-' ' ,every description. Coal and Dritt Cars of
all sizes and patterns. large Truck and llorstways,—all
furnished at the shortest notice: The sultan iberi Bat
ter themselves that. Inasmuch as every member of the
firm Is a practical mechanic, they will Impalas to ternlph
machinery that will Compare favorably with any in the
Region. Alll orders directed to L. P. 61111.31111 A 'Mos.,
Ashland, Schuylkill county, Pa-will receive nrompt at
tention. • L. P. ()ARNIM.
•I. , MICUAELOARNIM,
• JOSEPU GARNER.
A thland,Mayll3.'s7 19-
DEHAVEN'S 1M:111 - WORKS.
• Itl Swerve( I e.
The subscriber iv I prep+ red to
I manufacture oTliAll ENGINES of any
• nutter, Pumps of any capacity, and Coal
_ .
trußreakers of every description ; as well as
. every other kind of machinery used in
Minesiptenkera. Furnaces. Rolling Mills. Saw 111111 P: Ar.
'From the Incilit les posseased for manufacturing; nnd
from lung experience in the busin4s, work can be turn
ed outtat this establishment, at the very lowest prices,
'and Oa superior quality. , •
Persons desirous of putting, up machinery of any
kind, itre Invited to eon and 4aautitte patterns, and be
come acquainted with prima before" contracting else
where. .
Orders of eioryikled are coliriteri. end sides attention•
will be . gisen to (heir prompt execution.
WILLIAM DIHAYEN.
Minersaille, December 9.1867 46-tf
WASHINGTON IR ON WORKS,
pansy's ID, rate
tIIO3..t.'JAS. REN rex peel •;.
folly invite the attention 'of the bust ,
--1;44 R. Oese community to their Now Machine
shop and Foundry erected betatron Coal
or". and Itallniad streets, and trim t.ng on
Norwegian street, where they are prepared to execute
all ordera;f)r machinery or limas and Iron. such as
Steam Engines. all .kinds of Gear hoc for Dolling 31111 N,
Grist, and Sar DM it. Single and Double acting . l'ilMl o 9
Coal 'Croakers. Dalt Care, ail kinds of Railroad Cast inr . s,
such as Ckidin Mr. Flat and T hall; Frogs. Switches;
Le.; all kinds or 6;lit and wrought Iron Shaft lug. . 11 w!
lug praetlear mechanics, and having made thedetnalada
of the Coal 'Region their study for yearn. also all kinds
of Machinery in their line of business, they Utter them.
selves that work done at the' restabilshment will gists
sa t Isfart lop to all Iwho m,y honor them with a call. MI
orders thinkfullylirceired and pnisuptly executed, nu
the most ilOasolialtl4 terms.
- .
THOM AS WHEN,
Nov. 2:2, 'AT
„ pAltip3RS OP 8011ITYLIIIII. COUNTY,;
• 11"TENTIONI!
,Who wish . to, raise
Eargn crops htgrain. teesiXt.NALPS GUANO.
FERTILIZER. and DIP/LOVED 4UPER•PHOS,
PIIATE OP LIMB. Analyzed Professor Charles
,Jaetomai of the United States Patent 'Mee. (Chemist)
and by him reffenrseeded for the grain cropoitid has
been inmueeepsful use for years.
Priceisf Fertiliser : - IT a Ion;
• .. waited Superphosphate of Lime, .40 '
NitMgened "' • ' • • LO
"tloaun,Colambian.Nat 40 4.
" Soft Phosphatic.' ditto
Nn. 1 OnTert4inellt PerOILIP 0 euoo, pure BO* Duct
and Pot Asti in barrels.
• .Illood and Pone Manure. Also,
Fruit Tree. Grape
Vine and Grass Lawn Fertiliser in keg; at $1 ZS is keg.
To those who boy to sell again a liberal discount.
livered tree of portage to aby point In the Old City.
• ltir•Pamphletsieen be had` at the °Mee, and full direc•
tious for using it. . O.4I..LIIINACT. • .
Xr. 2i •Vontl Thral Strad, Philtdefidifa
,July 16,'53 • -
liiirsooKB-.By HM A WARD BRY:ONTI.
pN N AND PLEASANT TALK
*bout Pretty, Flaireis itad Firming—by
Weber.
- New mats Papers: Or Inewit and ..Itxpefielle•a of nail;
'emu fni , ,jerte--by Ilerti7 Ward Wee tfor• •
The ?Carrara the Old. or Ottlibrala adul lodk pa Bo-
mantic Arpecta—by J. W. Palmer.
Akr adla—hy the Author of WO Epataiwgrigs . r•SPCtrFr
P. 6. Cur:eo l / 4 . -
Tbit Mown ore of a Poor Toone' Mao.
, Thel'agabond-Al Adam Madam!. •• ,_.'_ _ .._' , s. '
JAat, published, and fur sale it B. BANAiNSM .
_.. , . . .- , llenk a, 4 itisuenery- *tote..
.
4,TEREOSCOPIC vitwa.- --.
US'a.' received .fecim the New , York
J
. .
# . stemma* C.a., a warren at Inntrurnenta. alitt
Aluminium. /English and French Viewa.lltatnar. lawny
Groan!, a t-Aciprtrenting 4ite)ike picture.. '
For We al- B. DANNPII4
' Duo ' k and Budioncry ...live.
SAT tiRDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1859.
REAL &UTE SALES.
THE• .: w_DERSIGTERN 11.4141313;! -
UNNEU; Agent for
' Schuylkill. Ctrbon, Luzern*. Colunibia: liotihirts•
ber
and and Dauphin
,enutitioa, earls for gale, WU. fu
Canine City, )lips conoty.lowa. Alpo, land in VitllOiN
and St iriutiri, for curt, or on tints. Forfurtherbilbr
lion write and enclz ifostago stamp, to ' . - •
r: ' - FAD r. - PATTEN.Agt.
/lino:ill* Seli kill co., Jan. '4'39 ' 4-tt
', - ' 1 FOR SALE. '' • '
II r .L 1 HE , undersicrned 'offers for 'sale
; A tract oti land containing 9 serer, and '
iltu-
a ms the tippler' Pt. Carbon mad.• about a half mlie
from Pottsville: The impromonants are two frame:deal.
ling houses, a small stable. and also • opting .of airier
fatting water. I will smell in one piece or in lots to snit
purchasers. It I Com well adapted to the mb , ing of
mwetables.and has mme fine young 'ample trees and
grape einei thereon. For farther particulars semahe of
-,'l , . • GEORGE LAUER,Orchard Wows y. .
Ilia eraiona for Haling the above are, that he Inspire.
ehased the Tumbling Rom Farm from the Schuylkill
Navigation Company. and wlsbee fo make it an exten
sive Farm. which will require Ibis spate time:and alto
Wends making a Summer resort thereon, which will be
one of the finest outside of Philadelphia, , •
, Pottsville. Feb.l2'49 , .l, . i-tt •
THE lIAMMON.TON FA R.MER-
A newspaper devoted to Literstureand Attica!Wreath°
Petting forth fall account sof the new settlement of Rain
monton; In New'Jersey, em bit subscribed for at only 2
cents per WHIM:
/nein*, rosters 'stamp, for the amount. Address to
Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton P. 0., Atlantic-Co.
New Jersey., Those wishing cheap land„ of the best
quality, in ent of the thealtblest and moat delightful
climates In the Won, and where crepe are never ent
down by frosts; the rribie scourge of the earth, see ad.
vertisement of liam tm outon Lands; , ,
PRIVATE BALE . •
_
VALUA ; EE ;TOWN PROPERTY.
fr
HK su.seriber intending to- leave
Tamaqua will sell his three story Briea
I °use. located s Broad street.ln the very centre
of the bnrinrra portion of the borough. at a bar. ,
gain to any one desirous of making a profitable loskt.
meat In teal estate. The termx wilrhe made easy. The
lot contain,. 25 fret In front, and Is j 150 feet ldeep. This
Improvements are a large three story liririr House, on
Drnadatreet—the toxin building Is 26 feet (melt and 32
feet deep—back building, two stories nitgh. with IWO
prirtijos,lll-iby 38 lett. containing all 14 modern im
provements sod conveniences—such as gai : wa ter, baths,
'range and h. ater. There are three roe von the first
floor—paylor, dining morn;kltchen and ash hotme.—
The second story contains sirrooms. Intl the third story
three rooms. For further partieulars'apply to the sub.
scriber, residing upon the premises.
Jcity le.mo • • ' N1C1104.12 DALLIET.
2:).3t•
• NEW A r BICULTURAL SETTLEMENT.
. , 1, TO LL WANTING - FA WIN - . .
A Ziso Opp° nnily in a Dili.ghlfui and Healthy .Cli
mate 2-1 Niko l&uarast of Ploa.daphiu, on the
atoulen and AtTanim Railroad, X. J. i
A N (Atli:Ante, consisting of •Seieral ,
~,,, ..
thowan x of unmet productive soil has been dI'S
tided into Mt Aof various elm , to sad the purchaser.
A population f some PVI.,yo Iltindr.l, from - iariotut
parts of the 11 dle Staten and Nev. Bneland, have set,
lied there the put year, Improred theif places, arta
rafted (roared crops. The peke of the land is at the
low sum of fro tIS to pi per acre; the soil is of the
Lest quality foethe proluction of Wheat. amts.. (burn,
Peaches, Grape* and Vristlal-Ps. 1T IS (X)NSIMIRED
li i
THE BEST I , UIT SOIL . IN VIE UNION. Ttle place
Is perfectly see re from frosts—the destructive enegly
of the farmer. Crops of grain. grass and fruit are now
growing, and tan le seen. By examining the' place IV
telt, a correct jUdatuent can be - formcd at the produc.
I 11-ellene of thd land. The teams are made easy to secure
-the rapid impruviment of the land. which is only 'told
for vette/ imprvecniest The result has Leer, that wit h•
In the tact year, name Ihrre hundred Loaves have been
erected, two mills, one steam, four she* some forty
vineyards and peach or baud- planted, ands large anot
her of other Mr mvemente, making it a okestrable and
active place of bnain:ese.. l. ,____
As the reader toxy percei re frvut itp location. Ia the
ISES.VIN THE UNION.
Prodtrebringlnz donlila the price than In locations
away from the city, and more than double the' pike
than the Wert It la known Oat the earlierd and heat
fruits and ♦egetal.les in this latitthle come from New
Jerrey, and are annually exported to the extent of toll-
Mona.
In locating here, the settler has many advantages:—
.He is within a few home ride of the great'cities of _New
England eild Middle States, he Is neer hie old friends ,
and ateorffitkma, lisle In a vtlkd country where irtry,
imprnrenttni of cantfint and cirithation is al hand. He
can buy every article be wants at the cheapest price.and
sell his produce for the highest. (in the West thin is re•
versed) helms schools ter bin children.ditine service,
and.* ill enjoy an open Winter, and delightful climate,
where fryers ate utterly unknown. The,reselt of the
change upon those from the north, bait generally been
to restore them to an excellent state of health. -
In the way of building and improving. luMber can be
obtained at lbw mills nt the rate of $lO to slsper thou
sand. lit ic from the brickyard opened .in j tbe place,
every ankle can be procured in the place. good carpen
ters are at hand. add there is, no place. In the Union
Where buildings and Improvements can be made cheaper.
The reader will at mice be struck with the advantages
here presented, and ask himself why the property has
not beau taken up before: The reason is, it WAS never
thmiSh in the nrarlet; and unless these statements
were correct. no one would be Invited to sinnsine the
land before purchasing. -This all-arei expected to do.-v
They will see land under cultiration; such is the extent
of the settlement that they will no doubt .neat. perions
!rem their own neighborhood; they will witness the :to
priivements and can judze the character of the papule.
Linn. It they muse with , • view to settle, they should
mule prepared to stay a day or two,hnd be ready.to pur
chase, as locations cannot be held on serum'.
There are two daily trains to Philadelphia, and to all
settlers who improve, the itoilmol eonipaoy purr o Free
,Tielet for Iqz-loodhs,ood a .11,0 Price nael for Three
Part. .
In soenectirth with the agricultural tettlement. a new
and thrivin; town has naturally arisen, which presents'
inducements for any kind of business, particularly
Stores and manufactories. The shoe .business could be
carried on In this place and market to good advantage,
also Cotton business, and manufactories of agricultural
implements,or foundries fur twain.' small article*. The
Improvement has been so rapid se to insure a constant.
and permanent lucre:m.l of business. Town lota . of a
maxi elan. we do net sells *mall aura, as it duuld &dart
the imam vetnout of the place, cad be had at from SWO
and upward..
The linatmontan Reran, a monthly literary and Agri•
cultural sheet, containing full information of Hammon
ton, ran be obtained at 25 rents per annum. •
Title indisputable—warrantee deeds . given, clear of ail
encumbrance when money is paid. Route to the laud:.
Leave Vine street wharf, Philadelphia. fur Hammonton,
by Railroad, at '1,.,; A. 11.. or at 434 P. M. Varela, cents.
When there Inquire for Mr. Byrnea. Hoarding (*invent.
ences on bend.. Poetise had better atop with Mr. Byrne.,
a principal, until they have decided as to•pu rehtudng. as
be wilt show them over the land in his Carriage, free of
espense-- Letters and eppliertiona can be 'addressed to
°die it Byrne., Hammonton P. 0.. Attriatle Cn- New
tray: or P. B. Coughlin, 203 South Fifth street, Phila.
labia. Maps and lutbrunstkin cheerfully furnished: .
July :, '59 27.flut
• FARM LANDS FOR / SALE. 25
Iles from Philadelphia by railroad. in the Maloof New
Soil among the_ beet, for agricultural purposes.
being a good loam will. with noisy bottom. The land la
a. large tract..divided into small farms, and huodrede
fX
j ut ail parts of the country are now setilingandboild,
I g. Tho crops produced are large and ran be seen
The climate Is delidulot, and secure from
(tots. Terms from $l5 t 0.820 per acre, foldable within
fur years by instalments To , shit the. nfaro--Loam
'Vine Streit wharf at Philidelphla, 5t:7 1 ,4 A; Di.. be ~it.
tTd for Hammonton. or addr4a it. J. Byrnes, by letter.
umonton P. 0., Atlantic Co., New Jersey. ' See full
.advei tireineut. . , .
f)astisicat By IiTEAMERB.- •
E subscriber : is authorized
1 to take Pau ingers by Steamers Co and
'from Europe in the fliet and second class and a so n t e
Isteerage at 410 lowest rates. A Shame, sails from New
York for Liverpool en The 26th Inst. , Fleet 'Chung Pas.
i senders. 176—Thiel Clang. $lO, found to rrradrms.—
F amengers also brought out It steamers. Apply to
LIANNA`Ii
Who also sells drafts on Europa In- I , llllle of.£l. and
upwartia• , March 11.'59 ,11
PHILADELPIII A Sr,
lIKADING RAILROAD CO,
flee, 2:1'.-outhIOUIVIII street.
PHILADELPHI.k,, April Ifilh, 1859.
PASBF.SILER TRAINS.. FOR ItArtnlSllllita.
On And after Monday, 19th Instant. Two Passenger
Trains will he run DAILY (Sundays excepted) to Bar
risburg yin lioniing and to I erreediate points. •
MORNlikitr LINE.. '' •
Leaves the Depot, at Broad and Vine it, eels, at 7.50
a.
Arriving at 11nrriKbiarg at 12.30.1R0nn. '
,
AFTERNOON LINE.
• Leaves the Depto, at Broad and Vine . striels, at 3.30
P. M. ,1
Arriving in llarrisbarg at 8.30 P. M.
Fero to 11nrrIsburg., lot claim,
claw, 2 79
By order of the Board. W.U. Ate4l.U2s3itY.
April '59 18-t014.1 . . Erscrdary
AUSTRALIA PIONVERI LINE. ."
Established in 1110 n. Carrying the D. 8 Mails.
Suiting Pcoritivels on at Day Advertised.
r..1 1 11E Beautiful new A I Clip
per Alp "ELIZA AND MATILDA," MO
lour burthen, NOW IKXIIOLX, lTh ter,nas raplaly oat - -
at'Pnr, Nolt e North Hirer; and haring two-thirds
of heecapacify engaged, will hate despatch
for Itelbnuroo. She bus Inagnintent Stale Rome won
mo4lolooo for Second Cabin Paw/weer; all on heck.
JA4Dlivvg i
• Hates of [`amigo- ~
'Find Cabin rtalboo, $2OO Sdcond Cabln,llo.
children, in ern* tow; over two seam and Under
t !retie. half prire. ' •
For Freight or Panante;appijon't”ard, or to
11.11T.GAliNliON, 6 Bowling Oreen,litrer York.
• Flight Rills for sale; and cashadvances tiaade on eon.
, . .
nign men to. .•
Consig:nreb. in ilcuttralln: Mims. Wilkinnizi, Tires. & Co
July 16.'59 [Safi. 12,.'G8 J.
Only Infect Line for Ireland!
QTENM told! PANTS of ,GREAT
k7Bßl'alli andultaAtarc :_ -.
i ii ii tat
'---'Wor. $3O I
~,
The nowerfol ;coo Sfeumbins.
CITY ovtAvratong. errroritisauvroN,
CITY OIeIIANCIIESTFI, KANUAXOO, ,
TIO_,0"
Will sail from Now Torklfor CORK sot thefts to LIT.
11111'001.'
Fli-,Br Jitaitater.l4oo44. 4 ,2ll
•
hawse Mien Newitork: •
Cebio x , 1 .Thlnl,Pal* _ - ~.- - $lO
Pa/wage from LimmmooPood Corks ,
Cabin: -s - • , - - Sob Thlrdelats, .-.- - - $4O
Ati*Taseenners foirydrded to !teem Miriam, Bremen
and lienibura, in Cablit, l lo6lbittierare. _
To PARIS (( in 25 bona from Liverpool ' ) ' Cabin, $)O;
Third Clam ' • -•-, •
_„- •
The above Steeittshlps tin bent at Tiro le watertight
row partnion tK carrycot,* en es Senyeen, end
*very requ 111 , e, ler hirenedletsestinetitin art ie.
Por Pasegilyply to R. J. Andhra. Ca.: ITT-Broadway,
N. 2,llJohn JAk4 , l4 prnsdirl: 4 4 14 to, -
IL; Kb AKOKo4464llbi;'
. r , •-" 4M..Kintnaldbe'
,K.l6o.4"neeenitera by Ole Linikirold
lay qt nelbnit at Ile Mix and Et: Johns, ea the dodgem
pierced dint.' to GOA. [4141116,19 lb.
TUE MARKET,
TRAVELING.
,MISCELLA
TO - ALL-WAN
sten dement et Ram • •
CHIPS 1-.014E8811 CHESS! ! !
UST received, a fr •sh -assortment of
Baal lloneand Wood Memoir; of dlffereat style;
Qom Moults arid Earkratoinort Ilkyrit, Dominoes. at.--
Am), Ague, no Chem. For solo at •• •
Q. 114NNA2i1 book and Statimery Store.
—-' • ' PAPER_ BA_
m.gs, - • '
gATEN.
T M A UnINEs- - A DgYaper
• sits;to fiord from Ito 20 p 0 .nos. Om° t nieersilinig
as 4 other*, 14or lisle by : Z. GARRIGVEP.
Conk* stmet. Pottsalik.
tX0.40 . -
=MINE]
• ORCHARD MILL'
THE subscribers having taken the Or
'chant Mill, In thellotough of rotterllle, ere no
ties that their been naneted their Boor and Fred businers
to that phew. where they wilt be hanpylo atecenmodate
their old Meads and epitome's. • Priewilwir,
VelanS, 's?9' BOMBEUGH.U4, BU IL
, ,
- .
‘RENTiestty. •- • •
SEIDEKS will after
pr this date &stony his eat int attention to
the Dentistry - business. Ottice—Mabantno
street'adjoinlng the office of the Pottsville t lies e e •
Oas Works. lie titillate a continuance or the patronage
herelotnre so liberally accorded him, .111 hie pronosion.
' AVOID, Dia' lbdf
PR_ESERVE'YOUR TEETH!
.
11. DODSON'S c e lebrated
Ro Tioth Paste. fur elesniloi s beautifying and
preserving She TEETH. stands unrivaled as a denti
frice, and Iv undoubtedly the finest article of the kind
ever-offered. • To be bad of the proprietor, or.. of Henry
Baylor, Drewist.
Pottsvllk.. July 31.'58
NEW STORE. '
fIE subscribers announce to their
friends end the citizen* of P)ttatri4e and vicinity,
:ft they have haws
"moonnEADT3 OLD STAND."
• Orrwri. of &toed awd Market Streets.
where CM *bray! be *rand a good asecriment of '
Dry Goods, G las t Provisions,.
and a rudely of art Ides a iwa3 r Lept .firat.,,elasa re
tati store- ttedenitanding bintinten Moroni:My,
tiley futile a custom Islay& by strict attention toillual•
news and fair denting, tbe l y Intend to deserve.
Fresh Gciedistionsbniihi* Arriving.
The best ankles alwaya on band at the keret PII IC k.S
YOU CASTE. • • L • • It. WHIMS,
-CALL A r,68
..orh LT Ali INE:7II7I.II w. S I TOC K ek .
1134 f
DEOIDEDLY
.
is . SWIUT, tiZATEFIT AND 1110:2
NECK—TIES ! -
De4dedly . the newest, eietest and most tubkonable
GLOVES !'
Decidedly the newest, noted and mot serikeible
SUSPENDERS 1
Decidedly the newest and neatest, silk, linen and entarte
* HANDKERCHIEFS!
Awl decidedly,
The newest, and most extensive tOw•Alment of
GOVEIN'IMAMZUCIELLSTnEt
FURNISHING 'GOODS!
Of every des-ription. fee Spring and Seamen ever of
to a Base/fie Public, can w.w Men, in eonnei:
Hon with an unparalleled aiOartlllent of .
Clothe, Cmustmere's and' Vestlogst
• Just irelFelVed from New York and Philadelphia, at the
" 4 7EMPLE OF FASHION!"
Corner rf . Ccvire and .11iihraidatfuo Sit..
' Poltpvllle, Ap. O. '59 1541'1 E.T. ELLRICII k CO.
PEICE LIST AND:CATALOGUE '
OF TOE
METROPOLITAN GOLO PEN CO.,
°
FPI() E-175. Broadway and 2
Courthomi street, NEW YORK.
Five Dollar Lists
GOLD PEN. Comniereial size; In Gold Pencil Case, •
with large Sono Gerd, price 15
GOLD PEN,,llammoth else, in - 811+rr Estenslow
Case, price ' 5
GOLD PEN, Mammoth size, In Ebony Desk Holder,
gold mounted. price i, 5
GOLD PEN. Ladies' rice, in dqubloAlde Gold Pen
ell Case, with Stone Geed. (uiltra fine4priee 6
' Three Dollar Lists '
GOLD . PEN, Engrossing size, in Desk
Iloider„(nomething new and lary desirable.) Es
GOLD PEN, Commercial sizefin‘ Paient Ettenniun
Silver Cane. price ' "1 •• 3
GOLD PEN, Ladies' size, in Gold_Peticii; . Cane, with
Stone price 3
The (largest) LEVIATHAN GOLD PEN ,' pries 3
•
Tvio lolldr Lusts •
GOLD PEN, Ladles' she, In rilver Extension Cato,
- priee • - . . " LI
GOLD PEN, for Gents, In Bayer Extension One,:
• price , 2
GOLD PEN, Engrossing size, Ebony peek holder,
• PE N aiLlPri ~ - . ' 2
GOLD,3Lammot it Axe, price 2
In preference to selling our Goods to the trade on
time (thereby incurring great losses) we Pell for Cash,
direct to the consumer, at wholesale prices; and as en
additional inducement, with each article ordered, we
give a valuable premium. varying In price.fmm $1 (.0 to
$3O. Persons ordering Pens from our Five Dollar List
will receive, with the articles ordered. a, premium from
the following flat, varying in price from 44 to WO, viz.:
Gold Brooches, with Mosaic, Florentine. Gold Stone,
. Shell, LIT/S. Conlin, Garnet and Coral Settings; Ladies'
full sets. same style:, Revolving Pins. different patterns;
Ladles' and Gente'llold and Silver Watched t do Gold
Chains, various patterns; Bracelets. plain and mounted.
all sty les; Gents' Dianiond• Pins; Ladies' and Gents'
Gold Rings, solid, and with'settings; Hunts' seri Studs
and Sleeve Buttons; Gold LoCkets slogle,and double
glows, ke.. . -
Perarna ordering from the Three Dollar List will re ,
ceive a premium varying in price from $2 60 to SIS.
from the following list. riu Ladles'. Gold Pins and
Drop., various styles; Silver Watches.drunting cases;
du. open face; Gold itings.„Studs, and Sleeve Buttons;
Thimbles; Gents'OoldCallfornia Diamond Cluster Pine,
with Chain; Mines' sets Pins and Drop; Gold Neck.
laces, plain and with settings; Dracele's, , do; Scarf
Pins ke. . .
.
PeriMur ordering from the Two Dollar 'List will re.
eels's& premium varying le price from $1 66 -to $lO,
from the following lid, via.: Open lace Silver Watches;
English Plated Chain ; imitation Gold Watches; Gold
Tooth Melte; Gold Rings; Sleeve Buttons and Studs;
Ladies' Gold Belt Slides; Risks Gold Pins aid Ear Drops.
Sir Persons ordering from the above Price Lists will
please state the pen of their selection, enclosing the
al:Punt (MA of 950 and they will nkelve the Fame,
with premium, by return mail, securely packed and pre
paid. We guarantee perfect satbifaetkm In, every rase;
and should any person be dissatisfied with the articles
sent, they can return the goods within three drys, and
we will refund the money.
la
Our Pens are gill stamped wijh our Trills sit, and
are warranted perfect In every respect. i
Persons ordering goods will :please be par {cigar to
write their address plain, giving Town, County sod
Efate. .
I'. 11.—Cash orders ft r any of our foreroluroioodo will
be tilled with promptness. and at the lowest possible
prices.
1i rAU fbminveications Arruld be addressed to Me •
“METROPOLITAN GOLD PEN CO;'
174 Broadway and 72 Courtleod streets, New York.
May 7,'59 . liftim ~
HOTELS.
: POTTSVILLE: HOUSE.. -
10113, F. KETNER; Proprietor, - 7. 1%
VAntre runt, ronsrizzE, ra. •
airgood Stabling proilded . :lll
?ipvembar 20, _
"WHITE HO RSE HOTEL." '
Corner qt ectilre 'and -dionloopo' Stmts. Fbatrak.
. . 'Joseph M. Feger, Proprietor.
lintertainnientsandaeviimoidations „
(tithe best kind. sod every attention , - .
will be N I& by ibe beet and ids at-
iendantirto make guests and travel! • ei- p i , 4 1" 6-
.
. .
grit comfortabli . ___ _
Angus! I, '5B
. .
COLD SPRING HOTEL. - '
On the . Dauphin of; Smaleekanoil
- - • , Ra;froacl.
._s. "--S-j r
The subscriber has taken that rim-ll:- ..----"-
=odious lintel on the line of the Wept'ln k Busy uolol o *
n f
- um Railroad. one of the nap watering place* In th e
el
'ate. The lintel Is larg add commodious anitready to
'receive viol tomat mole te'ehargee. The Iteration 11 20
in lee east of Asephln and 10 miles west of Ploegrove.—
It lebeentifol location for Pie ?fie Parties dating the
' Baunner se.ision. and every effort will be wee to"iccotn
mode...those who may skit the place. - '
ADAMS trAAF.,. '
i 0, ,Ar.‘
e PAINTING, &C.
JAMES FIELD,' •
. . Idelosiii*dign and 'Veopate _ ,
'PIT ATO R WOODS AND
. •
IBlizierrrltra Hanger. awl Goad Hanger. Dicoriter.
air cost Astioxr, *early . trpwite the Allierial4
• HOlnfli Thanint. • ' [Apd1,2.'69•1404a.•
Window 13hititeOld BOid* Ors.' •
0 - and '7 Feet Voriff.T
SPLENDID ASSORTNILIIT l•
NEW'PATENT FIXTURES!
* At Wear!, Iltilj qty &frit Frieee. ,
Can be had at
.DANNAN'S
/Wean and set, theta.
Paw s'L ' apd pookatona Pottorlilft •
•
NEW STYLES
OF , .
• •
9 4141 , 6^
Paper Hangings
Deoorations, dco.
Oiled Window iiiindes, Fixtures,`..
IMIUDEY & BOWEN,
Painters and Paper fingers,
(kstre Strut. /tang:4 doors utlicy. ,. .4Atericars Ilona
March 2.6„ l3.
• REDUCED PRIIIES.
12Gras,m, mo'flaper cum.essapi e
THE subscriber has I Are lot df
very tholes Patterns of
Paperomitablo for Halls, • •
Parlors, Dining Booms, Chun
berg Publktilulittinies,wbirh •
be wilt seat at greatly reduMl
rice'. ;The Mock ern brareg the •.
mei most !stormed Patterns . 'l!iper as ettesiiiii
Noir" twins Or Birgit im4o ,l lPirthinginesafil
Books' it _ *DAMIAN'S
rim* iteeisrele ud Abetritrepercedikekatiere.
flarTAPrt,4.l2lo43 591 4 11.10 yy4l CIUSA.P:
•••+•' '"Ig• ' • t
. •
-sous.
FARMS. I*
nr.
THE NEW"CINEVRA.7
i'"Fritdarika Bremer Well said that .thetateof the nes
't is the Illananee of oar history. Net other laud has
d o De of truth profound Interest. Would.l could plus you
the narrow room, what one of the bravest scuts God
tempi - 0811d breathed the air of a Ica State: lies
er bad "placqd her in a .Itax.—a merited slave. to he
traesporteWas *eight to a Northern eity.—bnping it
would couteln the mina train With himself. Imagine
his agony when be found. oa his antral, that it bad been
left tag mother Willi :get half ea her heed Ile may
hours. the dust of the statilug With down with every
motion of the plattorm into her eyes end with str
whams's effort she slides every growl, remember log it
Is LE.erly for which she suffers. Atrired at length,
they dare not show any anxiety shile j the precious bur
den is home NT lumbering through the careless streets.
When the olio refuge is reached at last, sad the drar
timed, Ito one ereseut can articulate a • pylistde—eo terff•
ble the .Whence! The hod is opened—thank God, she
ibres I She leaps to her feet in glad And radiant joy.—
Bart tern sew brings fever, ere which death hovers
.for a month, till a happy heart gains'. the victory, and
the two. rest now under Nieto:l3'a :Ilag—all safer-t-
Moan* 'if Medd/ Phillips, En., of Matra/ Roll.
Yeas tips whose earnest elegise nth 0 " • j •
Enchained us like a • opell, t , _
" That wondrous tale In living, words .•
Of deepest pathos tali : - .
All faces tamed to meet that rare.
• Listening. with Spa apart. I I '
• To ths voice that swayed the i,IIi tdy:
••
• As lilt bore one heart.
-In every bosom, bowler gold,! • ,
Swift sympathy upsprung. ;
;. Touched by
- epee power rif Love: . j•
Div Ine, and ser young. • • • -
Tears and glad shouts extoUed the deed • • •
Mende: that dare prove_ .
That young girl's lore ofitherly— • ;
Thar liberty of love.. ' .•
• A pletdre thrones toy ni" passed, .
• As that strange tale was told: •
And in the pates plaintive marde '
" • , heturnet thelegend qdd - •
• Of fair Gin cm, steeling up
In all her bridal bloom,
'• 80bltheofspirit,asohepm
.• With ashes taco her tomb; •
No ctuel We pursued „ , •••
• •No phantom of deapair," , . ,• , •
• Item up between her and thehisit •
Whose lore assdallfe •
, NO secret tarter urgfed bee flight, •
No fear of hinnanisr writ,— I ,
But.sllll her story lirei4Vinbilmcd
In painting mid in sung,.
•
A pithier legend of our Nags ' '•
Vital fat urspoets tell,
A new 'illnevre," fair end .
In brighter Outs shall dee I: •
-• Within that narrow cell slimily,
' Undaunted , uudismayed." j •
. • The dem reia,blessisme of his lifts " •
♦ hem's fond anstsiald, . •
To count the long'. slow heart dryett, ' •
With ;mimed limbs and stifled !death :
. • To wait for freedom, or the pangs
Of capture, and of death.l
'Ent Clod was wit h bee. and be mired
That valiant sous thereto II •
How much a woman's heart am dare
s or liberty and love. •
,
Thee *Mooing of the Caret on Sunday a
Breach of tbet'Peates •
In Philadelphia, on Saturday lasy
I •
.
thiclge; Thompsru l
• .
in the Septemo Court, delivered the following opthiun In
fhb Me iniolving the right of Passenger Cars ininon
. .
Sunday t ' • •J. ••.,
,
. .
ilmentnea/th rs. Ira. B. Jeaseekri—Hutons:Opr pail.
--Th prisoner, Jeandell, was arrest, ti on the 17 tit' hod.,
by 0 err Sergeant Orr. on 'lnstructions from the Mayor,
while In the art of driving one of the cats of the preen
and Coates street Paesenger Italimid Co tatany; filled
with passengers. at Coates and Twenty-second streets.—,
The cereal took place about I o'clock, P. IL of the day,
and shortly after the starting of the car; De was one
of,tbedordinary deletes of that line. iend It la admitted
was at the time driving tor hire for the Company in the
business of carrying persengets on and along the !litho(
the Company's read for the usual weik day fare. It ap
pears from the letter iif the Preside t of the Compaq
to the Mayor, Moil It was,the intent Inn of lite Company
to run their ears on the day nientlithed, under certain
regulations as to the rate of speed In passing churches.
and by changing their bells forothere making leas nobs.
The Mayor berths received this notice; though t it his
duly to aired the arrest of those enibled in delete/the
rare, upon the grounds of a breach 4 the pears.
The evidence disclosed that the car wasfall of pasten
gees, and it thetleed that theil was eonsiderabht
noise and ditieusalon on the subjeet. f the rumored..ad
rest. and the right of the lib e tore their ears on Sud
day. It also appeared that i peril large evneoune-of
people were collected. atlhe depot o ! the Camped, and,
at the place of the arrest , and that, Aber the driver and
condemn: were twisted, there Wall singing in the sae-,
Kvidence was heard, without objectkm on both side!.
as to. and upon, the question Mth e alleged lavaeli,v4
the peace, an to the itothe made by there in the car, and
of the noise and duif urbane. Made by. the camilleelf. it
appeared that cam had been run on and along 11l- line
the preceding Sunday, and seferal i witnesses certified
that tr, grvdtly disturbed the pu t lit
i iknorship In some. of
the churebee along the line, as jas a di.turbenee to
s
private citieets. Ibis evidence ferpieper, as showing
the extent of the diet urban 2 leb, as far as the ear
had gone. was incident to the ening on the day •of
the arrest, and what the extent o it would base been
if 'continued. The witmees for the Commonwealth
were generally of opinion that the running of the jars
was a greet disturbance of the peace and , quiet of the-
Sabbath. Ott. the other side, it was claimed this, the
Do k e made by the es t eems only snit as was incident
to that mode of conveyance, and was not a disturbance
to arty inconvenient extent, and to this effect they ex
amined several witnesses. f
The question for delimited ton now Is wbel her thepri
goner is guilty of • bleach of the ruble peace, or only
answerable for the penalty inflicted by the act ofd of
April,llo4, for wordly employment on the 'Lord's Lei,
commonly caged Send i s If the latter ha must, be db.
charged, but if teedity hr the Renter banned be held to
answer in the Quarter Samiona at its neat term
' That driving alreblie conveyance for' hire Is doing
wordly employment within the provisions of that stat
ute eaeout be thiubted, since the decision 011ie Court
n the care of the Commonwealth vs. Johnnie. 10 Use,
10X. It was a similar me—against air oundbua driver,
on the ilne between Plitaburg en/ Laweetireville, and a .
driving fur ray for the (math of the-line; and It au
determined by a, majority of this Court that this was •
violation of the act of Assembly of 1704. This ktatute
without t the flist In Pennsylvania on the subject of Sow'
day. The sfaintetrof 1706 and rale had existed prior
thereto. but were In most partleedare supplied by the
act of 170 i. The provisions of all of them seem to have
had in New the mete object, the prohibition of &linger
penitent leg worthy business on the Sabbath day, and tu
tabliebing - and maintaining it by positive clvii enact.
'meet as a day of nett and mans The' penalty Imposed
by,the act of 1704 for a breach of Its previsions is the
sum of four dollar., for'each and every (dente, and in
default of payment imprisonment for !Hz days. If I
were deferminleg the liability of this defendant noder
the evidence, to the penalty of the act. I meld not hes
itate a moment to say he bad incurred It, bull am. not.
A different question. arising out of this act, is the object
01.114 s luquiry ; and that la. whether the defendant' In
'doing an au, prohibited by law did it in a manner to die.
Verb the public peace? The °detente of the penalty in
the Art. as a consequence or warily 'employment on the
Sabbath, la to i.e taker as a prohibition of the act._a
Matta, AO; earthen, p. 252. ft" haX been decided at
moo penally covers the combined it/fractious of a whole
It olltabily tenant be contended that every violation
of that statute Is necessarily a breach of the peace—
Mork boiselevaly and quietly done May dibt rub" no one,
and 'tat the Wormer of It. It proterded against, may
have to norther penalty, but 'would be answerable no.
further: - ' - •' . I '
..! Bat, when worldly employinent Is carried on In such
steamer '
and In such p laces, as tit disturb the peace
aed quiet and the religious exercises of a community,
either at. Lome or In, tillalthel4 or Oates of public, wor
ship, and it may not or cannot be detrained by the im
position of the defined penalty in the net, do not such
etreunutande immediate a - Moth 'of the public peace
of
,the Sabbathoind may not the&Oder or offenders
ha h eld to bail to beep the, pa r t That swork; thus -
publicly. perfumed, might amonto a brea th ' of the
mtee, seems to have been the opion of Chief Justice
Tllginlith' In the-Me. rs...ffyre,l and 12,347, he said,
"the violation nttba Sabbath is 0 e ime which deserves
,puniabinent; but when the . wore done is without noire
lor disorder. there le nothing in it like an actual breach
of the.peare." Sluillnr language you held by Amite '
Yeats, in the same case. The cony of of th e proposition
isleeteinly ded wale from Omelette atement Ilk in the
terms used. : In Lepton Chia. Kozo Br.. ilep.44, Kenos.
dy.Judge,oitttingst Nisi Prins, said that "doing Imam
: eery work, so as to distatb Ike morsitip of of hers, Is Indic
table. If striated, and held to tinnier for this, he would
be held to gied behavior in the meantime. Po in Yea
'mantes. (bat., 1 Phila. liep, 460;1 it was an 'attempt
to, holdlo bail a neweveoder, Mr, crying and selling
bib papers on Sunday. Mu the hearing, Judge Thomp
son said, .:The crying of newspaperX in the public alreete .
on Sunday is L a breath of lAA. peace. As well Might the
oysterman cry his oysters or the etre man ring hie
belt. The peace of Sunday may disturbed by arts
whieh,on othertlaye,osonot beComplaloed et; cm-tracts
as interfere with the rights which the law Vouchsafe* to
the people who desire to observe that drlY; sea Period et
.religious observance, and rest Vim wordly biesineas."—
The prisoner was discharged, and ibis reason stated by
the learned Judge, In the remark Ithat,•*if it. had ap.
peered that any person complained Cif being dieferhed
by Pa derendair, or that *Sty Quenon Mooted by him
for the purpose of art Inc his patient, suds complaint
would have rendered the dafendani liablease the thawe
now math"—surety of the prate, its I understand the
ease. '
• I.
These °Oniony show', se bras Meet , go,ihe Inclination
of the minds of Judges Of kerning and experiential. In
regard to this piestlon.A solienrwlth the doMhte that
the law glens to the ra,blie the tightof enjoying the
Sabbath, as • day of rot es4of MigiOall lIIIIITIPOR, free
and ether of all thstorbanot Mom I merely 'uneweettrair
and unsilowed worldly employment. ,Illuth when this
la. is contravened in loathe saeweer se to.diallob that
enjoyment, by noise or - disorder acCompenying it. or in
cident to Lt, It nety bin treated este breseh of the 'pease.
In this I do not mean the dleturtianee of conscience,-
constructive dlatitrtenee—bat Bethel: Oblierinf so lone
or no frequently, and In mete a Omegas to amount to a
Public distarbance. The reason add thopthw holds It to
be such ia:thitt theoecurrenre motet be fidtbentied other
wise than by Orate} it as awlitti: '
le so treated to
prevent violent teloadlee to redr the wrens. 'lf we
most wait untilbresebee of the ' la the ordinary
and weekday cease of thy 'tenth tumor, before 1111 may
interposes preventive.' remedy, thou ht Uri. elliehistr
throe, and theitenrech of the Flight pitta agerfiltied , "
If the running - of rant co pereeniest , rearm& is o die-
tubular. of this price of the gab* b, aid the rights of
worahlpandolf red, byremonet the ackwasemet Ong
them. end they are not vwiataslhgb}•'tetdo of the
inefficiency of esiohte , letro: tied sat be peretitted to
coatheme, because they binterent youtdenal etetital mile
hence and eollieloo op Mitt part of br. with thaw oho op.,
pose such a eoutsealiisteatouvelli itotAiXell piobrtbtU. 1
ty, tong be waffing.ead we, trialt,,brretietrineelbatkm of!
what the notetM' OA' hers' e f ealey,:eo. pollee*,
breathes of the seet , e'of it wore -,ttoiWtakkbte chant
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. L. / L.
patio"
Oh Men I Those diger hands' and lips
Olve to sierh deeds applamtt,
Bestow the tribute of your lives
To serve a righteous cause;
;• Remembering the faithful love
,-' That blesses life for you,
Grew 11,1;41131er of the gilt, and learn
IA chivalry more true.
Oltwomen]. whose quick Sympathy
poke in cottr,silent, teire
In the alto shel ter of yotirWorties,
litori.stCnot touting years;
Wake of your iroinanhotet a shield
Fcr human griefs and fears—
eto Pod'it noblest w ork on earth
' ,Itrave and not b-are. —ltlerefor
siinfia9 trant
NTY : ; PENN:SYA.N,Li:
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64. 'ltem the duty of the temservatore of the peace to
priermethia,if possible. The bletoryofelankledebeers
that there Is nothing about which they will mere teal.
Dusty and fiercely strife-IA &Than spinet encroachment
on irighte of itouselince re Memelectleme, matches. Ilse -
defendant here ailed. In driving the ear in queatiou. by
direction of her 'etaployetra. wbo 'weft ' knew that they
were violating an act of Aseembly.ftethe Me was it else
and the derislou on it recene.• They acted in violetion
ofit.'not through any principle of neemeatty or trappond
tareesalty. but Moe* for gale. se the evidence clearly
,-. allows, and the prisoner was breed to know the ber,and
does totdeny that he knew Otte puipme. - ! r
, Ills driving the car, lithe thee of the arrest. eau .
._ue*
companted by noise smalcient. se, lb. testimony sou",
at the time and by the expellent* of the preredieg Sahr
bath, to greatly inferfeie with petite worship and dlie
tarb the eilopte along the line ' and was accompanied by
aimed of permits and setae disorderly eneduct, if the
witness is tote toliceed. I think Ibis constituted a
breath of lbe me" eaf the Sabbath, se ordained and et
. tablisbed by the Meet Mil. and that, nodes these eloi
r camit once*. ea arrest was proper. t -
Traveling, Cr riding do recreation wren. is not a
breaded the ilabbet, and persons may not be arrested
for ridrog along the street for serh• purpose. The di:
. turbo" if any, Omerlioned by the vehicle, would be
Mailer an Intent. and not soon recurring.. That is
eery' unlike. hi character, the timing of passengers In
se vehicle alone the same route emery six minute', as
was Wended be the
del
on lb* day the erred was
'NMMade.del believe in t he sight to arrest for doing
. woridlY. business, unless in, eases where the business
done does actdaily dietutb the peace of the neighbor.
hood. .Then ft automate to a different offence from that
for which the penally la the act of 1794 is provided: and
that le all that may be necessaryto eaY in answer to the
attehopied applicat ion of the act of 1800 to the ease in
band. That act movides that when 4 statute enjoins
anything to be done. Ina particular, way, or affixes a
, , peneity to the doing of Inset, the remedy of the Mat.
i nte shalt be followed. and no ether. ! The penalty ha
posed by the art of 1194 le for the pertermame of worlie
• ly,employenent—a punishment for ihMact. The effenni
complained of here is the distarbecee of the petite
pear*, and thWworldie employment. the kind. and man
ner of it, la only evldeu4 of the offence charged. 'lt ta
' not respired by the met of 1194. ! •
Although Cb i Ulnae or all denominations look %IP'' ,
the Institution of tb•Sabbath ea oflleinte single, yet
it requires statutes to t e t 1
pro .1x 0., rfrAllet.; and the
set of 1 : so teen referred to, Was n doilatedly.ftatnecl
' for that prose. It eel abgehed wit might be called
the peace of elm Sabbath. The mein bare a ritht to
the benefit of the law. If namely di te bed, they can
wooly be redreeied by arresting • the ellitutionce;,ealle.
Peneetiou for It does not 11.11101 re the evil. It no street
cam be made for the dieter - bane, incident to, or caused
. by the worldly pursuits of lediricluals, then It will rob;
low that whenever It is morn peatelde to merry on Le
stomas by paying the penalty of fear dollars than to ab
Stain from it, i here will be found persona In the imm
inently m 44 publirly, and regardless albs peace of
miety,to elapses ip it. In short,joer "offers would be
' i license he for the tight to carry en the 1ue11. 190 1 1 1 awl'
ptaymeate, it may be, in the moot public places, on the
' S/ibbalb, Instead ot a penalty to were Its observance.
• ilf one railroad company way run by paying the penal.
• ty, all way mat. sod all tbe, omnibus-see drays and carte
In the thy, oea thence* terms; ft here would he the
'.. peace sod quiet of the Sabbath in such an event as thief
These view,not snake the law ; they illustrate the
reaeonablenex and propriety et the remedy applied.
1 Thla city la. a for 130 yearsobeyed the late faithfully in
its Moores tice of the Oehbeth .sod it is not perceptible
wherelu rebel' Its prosperity or character 'hen Beefed.
If it to likely to do so, times moat interested must ate
ply to the lati . making power of the Comnsenwealtb, If
!they wish to mirth., privileges at present nil itheld and
problidtecl. Missy corporations hare accepted their
t
;charters under this law, as well es other, 4u of the
lend, end ehauld nut to I he first to grasp at - powers not
J glien them la the exercise of these highly profitable
end beneficial fracichlers,,testowed on thee by the lit"
!entity of thil: l tata.. The the prisoner is in custody on
land by the I teatime of the Passenger Beltway Com•
relay eir Moir he was driving. is not denied, be was
!their Perste pro - hoc rice, and the discussion of him
tights was greatly made to' epend ell the: tilte td his
: employers.
i r hey were not ignorantly violating the
Sabbath law in din Ming the runeleg of their care
.‘ her is it /ll!ted that the prisoner was, 0. r was ft hi
! f Wed that t e "Mallon was to be but for a solitary trip
orla day; it as rather to be the Inauguration of a new
des, resting i self not ao ma th on the' taws of our•own
hippy land, hoe the examples of "progreee,' `liberal
treatments," moditti fication, to silt the wants, of the nee.
i l .
'other co ntrice, pmeessing neither our- morality.
! virtue,freed mor indepeudenee. The ciansiderailone
were outlaw irises)) operating on my mind In looking
to ronclusio s than any extreme sentiments on the
other aide, which would look it all peaceful recreations
on the Sabha h de, as violations oftiod's tow and there ,
Are urremarily of man's.. The emuchuroci 1 hare Come
to is to ren the distbarge of tide than. luo further
dacide upon • nubs than to refuse Its discharge ; let the
llaw hand hi over to his 'proper Judges at the pyupre a
'time. They .111 decide what Is best) to be done when
they shall bare heard allrthe testlivicui 1n the cow.— .
They bare ample power to held him,lit he la a disturber
GI the. peace. to give security. to. keep It, and to be of
igiest behavior. as they shell think ri4(ht. lam satis fi ed
that theconolosions 1 hare arrived t are sustained by
lawand are coud mire to the pears and best interest. of
this counnity. , . .
.
1 have, so r, taken. no .notke of l the feet that the
prhutter co menord running thitlorit et or about 1
o'clock, or thet he was instructed to move slowly by the
thurchesonhe route. The rights rif the peoples° the
qpiet of the Wire day 111)11Fog. net he madi dependent
upon, the c (Ohio. with which 1t lis vtoist(4. 'lf It
1
amounts, to disturbante, It lea. brearb of the peeve--
and If the P bile ens eoliths:l to an Undisturbed portion
i
of the day, t my Cr, to the whole of it.. Kir we'll. the
tight of thepris oner or his employers to assume nUlli
people will mot their religions itemises before one
o'clock, P. 31 r risk disturbance. , rey are neither to
he maitre! In the dorm of womb! , time or worship,
. nor to amp in It at all by any purser, conch less mar
relational Illation to which they are -no partkrt —.
Freedom on t is point Ira guarattleeof the Coortitntlon.
Discharge reined and prisoner reminded, but he may
now enter ink° recognizance •rth. 'pity to appear at
the nett Cmirt of Quarter desskeie. • -
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. : t: BATTLE OP SOLPEBni . O.
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. li English Agitating.
The eorres J :indent of the Loudon ;PANICS, writing from
' Curtin* June 23, regards the battle us the first occasion
' from whichjudge ol thejpower and ability of the rie
1 /0
preisiiive arm es, meeting for the . Prat time In full tome.
'There was e, ' eteureat of tae illation in the roitsnelhi of
the Austria:el di ; the Muir days preceding the battle,
pokes theft Brat , tiring behlud the II halo, on Monday.
was a fel 1 lntended. it amounted to an impute
thin upon t e sagseity et the Ere eh, which was notinto
'tided by the course of thej war. On Thursday. having
recrossed the Niacin, the Austrians look up their posi.
floe, end &wined it, and appeared to be waiting for an
etntek.', But their Intention to erimmenee offensive op
orations was notiniiimimir though 'eallie Austrian poste
,weradistorered between •Bolfetino and the hue of the
Allies. *lance reigned to the jneighborhond.and things
look•Csuspieloue. It was not till A is'eltie:k the next
.nwrning, that, the Austrians ehewed their teeth. It was ,
- on the ocrmiioe of a 'strong reeennoliance pushed for
ward by tha truth. The approaches to nu klinekr
;ere between four neatly paralleled hills ; and the Ans
jot lan order of battle protected alt these approaches. mrs
kidit the line twelve miles lopg. Weskoess'wealusrpo.
ruble from unit an extended toe. The Allis& promptly
made their jdapoidtions accordingly, the grand design.
being to throw the whole weight °fait:tett upon the two
;wings, with; a view of breaking the line, and gaining
'joie it the Mato passages: Better's°. Monte Oliveto
,and , aerial:la, hilly positions, formed the pivot of the
j AUstelan line, sod' holferino wart the ,key of the whole
peeitlon.. The distance from one Aide et the hills to the
'otter is about nine - miles, re that the. parallelogram
upon which the operatkine of the 241 h commenced. um
.breeed about 108; square inn 's. On the evening of. the
'23d the Actstrlatie occupied in battle array, the ride ore
ward. the klinein ' and the most defensible positiona
they could Lind orithe bills. These hills the French bad
'to ascend on one side and dertetig on the other before
shey could roach the M ludo- Probably on the night of
,iiiellid, the French ,adkanen were not more than four
'miles - from 'the Austrian !tarn on the hille. The 4th
corps underlMarahal Nellomire to art on the plain, to
wards Ooltol The tat corps, under Hershel Itillithsani,
was to proceed by the road which ' runs 'from CssUgi l
one along the base of the hills, near the 111111 village of
Gaeta, op al Solferino.: Then 'one 'II/vie/on of 'the 24
Corps, under' the Duke of Magenta, McMahon. was to
;tats this village from the hilt red. In front, while the
oth e r was tci fah., it quite I in the sear by San pentane.
jTbe hill athd . whiett the r Hiegel, of Folferinetta bat,
it: the most prominent eitlect all along the country: 7 -
,The fight began almost in the plain jut where ,be road,
coming from Cold! Hone r ! ends to second - the village, and
crosses the toad from the hater to theekels roagefOolte.
The vineysolds and hemmers shown...tit were filled with
infantry st riflemen, and the road wee protected by
'artillery. he entranees to the sheds were bird:ceded,
'and the houses were loop holed. At the actual entrance
of the village the real fight begen,:and tiler tire French
had to retiry somewhat, after penetrating the ~tillage at
rime pointe. The etrurght lasted two hours before She
. 'French reselreesesme-up, Sad Solferinit wee taken. The
' err gamemeuk now le:caine penal, and fineurnett the shape
of a battle. As Nom as heti wasphi, to airboueb Into'
the plain from the right the day true gained, for such
was, the miperiority of the Prevail artilleryilbat the
Austrian a4tillerymen, who, it •tuti.t be arknowledged.
'fought th r adverearies with great bratal'. were
obliged to yield. - This was in the afternemk about t
o'poik. , Tie eentribad enure to the hills about Cavil
ens, and while one.eoltimn scaled the'eterp ridge ender
, which the .ad rune, another was dent on their sad into
the villege." Front _the rapid* with which these Al ,
mune ado red. you could yea that the Austrians had
'given up the idea of resisting anY tenger in' Oil. pot , i.
' lien, and w re now only anxious , le make good their re.
• treat.
Prisoners represented that thrit Autrians *Aught op
reserves Aryl railroad from Mantua, during the tattle,
and that they meet have bad on the field &ninths day
t20!,000 mei. • '
J . As soon se Solferine wee lost It was evidently a losing
battle t h at they were fighting.. The Wessels displayed a
suprrioritylOter the Austrian In the etranagrnsent of
their artillery, yet the Austrlass fought desperately for
j
sixteen been., while there was a hope of &vatic% lb.
result, witch ocetrred.
- , -Tina note le from A mother 1 1 / 1 1tnesik -
',. The 13.kneels.Nont gives the fodowing j acconnt of the
impenitent :. ••' „.
The Augrian army before the bottle, Reseed a line of
between three and four ;cliques leleoluit,paraljel to the
Mlarkt Tite 2d corps d'ornlee, under Count Behilek.
formed the idea wing; theist under WinapiTern tbeleft
wing; while the St h come, d'ermee tCouvit Stadion./ and
the Corps (Cunt Clam ,) with the Imperiat headqu sr
tem, suppertedby the Ilikeorpe (Zabel, S tronstitnied the
centre of the Austrian position..
' .Me dist (inward merentent drove hack the advinved
guard j of th ernittes upon thick leveret corps, pissed on a
line parallet witn the gitiesa: - . The Austrian right wing
was the Plednxintese arUry, and °lethal point all the el.' .
torte of tho:a
ley were runeerstrated. The Pledatontene i
at first slowly give way, courageously defending sem
foot of groeud .z:dad superior. tbreea, - The' Austrians
fell mire of acmes. when a snanceisere of, the freneh
armybdmi bly conducted and supported, decided the
• victory. : . Kuiperor Navelisou seeing the fault ntrfeh
the enemy von ed Ited In giving too gnat a develop
ment to th iiiineet battle"; directed' the principal : at;
tack their centre at Sollbiner ant divided It tn.
two. The not Marl 1411_11 1 0g, elated by tido manner re."
' was obliged to fan bark ; 'while the right 'lnv already
confident -victory, of -victory, became, neer Otpuesd by ghettoise*
of front blithe French atteek. and was obliged to retire
to baste.
in
the eneetrkeiforts to reillam their ranks
and main, In their= were In rain . hl Ilse rte. ,
Atli the arm Itinrtned tallith the Min
*, protect theusta wi th . anorawna, inseteal Count
er r
Illensdorir name of cnintliy.', The , battle of olferino
twilte terrible-hit the bregth gild heieroe io , et the
-struggle, "ell pa for the
,Itember el nentatante,, slid
the hoportant elasiquences whirls It wilt entail, of all 1
, that beriekulaint thee Anew the peeve if 1115; .ree buy 1
In of Abg maOste Lombardy in .the allies ; ' Verstilla
ittl Mull lily be the rowan!' elite' battle of %rifetine.
Tore l ett
11 1 1 110 T1 1 1 °104 .7
a iTic,;) 3 ;ad ii;ai ii gii6;tli
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eferith fatter.
siEImI#II*TING4FFicE.
Havhigraddm: tbripOrstrufhlid.ass filt }mar. d
ssscote aed *P lIIMIN6 otehli ikoer I •
ties at tit • Wiled aCtlis Jpitt tas„tited pop I tea,
it In i endattaoJdlitaattadilltioknitfiracostaJ
Sook.8" 1 0 1 1 0 4 Sabo/
lottotiliforo. M. , failtootatth to.
A
„ Hord M Agwr B ee k
• rliele Agstesemet," This Ikela,;
3as nee*. aro ine-sista.
-At regy 'attiring oolke., tocti t et' Jo . le tipi is
more iatierottia t!sit;of any °lb./ 'odes kit nnii toe.
Wm of lie litato,so4 tie keep Onottsittooloyedoxproip
fdtiobbtis: ltelictionetteal I , tinter nerved we le in
iittiatio oer week to be as wolf so soy tbst a b •
torest old hi tlwitilitar . PßlKTllsO IIiMJ.OU4oa•
a t, p•Ues. • • .
sOoic- tsimat.
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g oo k ' %mod In "roar: variety orstylip. puma poot•
of •iraY deseriptlon 1 1 4311%Itatitiv4,bonall padrand le
ovebrAtit - • • .
•
• • MI - PUIMMILL IMAM
The enemies* state el then Mbereented potties. of
Italy Is rapilly beeensing a warred wheasheeee end per.
he
te 'Mau fialmisoVirtile,Samonet sad
the fr*,nds of freed ro' om la Italy. n,
According te the latest
Intelligente, the loteabitestehave been reekkeed hitless .
by the wanton lumen et Piereilliffillik Mitt Mlles with
the Intention of &obeying the Swim seresnarke In
the mules of the Pope. The pee* SPEW Erimeinai
(by width is to be naderatexdi lb. Provision of kiss n
and Torn) have rent a deputation to . the King. of Par. •
dials, to expects to him their alladrietaphoestleumetrast.
under his dictatorship. The Klieg la mid tie hare tie.
felted them with all imeetualdi cordbilty, but he tows ,
sod that; its ee Infante on ankle, he meat ace he met•
th in e. with the Emperor of the Trineb, nod to him km
.reforted ‘hem. Napoleon reeelved them impf emnt i mm,
ly and at occOOSIZIOSO Iti• point. °I entneet agree wiltia
Jun. gentlemen," be said, "le your wish to dippmpesst
th e Pope of his power. but nelthe the Klieg nor earisif
means ea aletrdes you. At the primer seems mama
will be duleit to shield you from the donors of
itchy, bed girt you the power of eldiog lb, prat work
for the independence of Italy. Let sear um rumba In
the camp and he shall take beck the deal resolution:.
Counts' l'epoll and Emptied two of the dolman re-
mained. *hil. Count flavour sae seed kw. A coullieseco
was held, the result of which was • natal to *crept the
dietatoublp. but It wan revolved to grant military pro , .
tection the the tfo Ibfd purpose of pnwerting order 'and
of enabling the people to roomette A the war et ladle
pendency. The King of Sardinia Is to rend a Idithetim• •
missioner—rumor nava the Nutlet. traingliff—who le to
be lorrsted with Beggary authority to fifty MG the
plane of the conference, but to abstain troika 'Wu- •
Irene. with the - internal admfolet ration. ' • r
Now this Internal aikido Istratlon the veep thing'
the people of the &totes of the Chetah are inky eel,
ataluat ; therefore the =Usury of relief doled
. met to
them amount" to very little. , Military protection. will .
reran, them from being manfarred by the Pope's tones.
nadir*. but If the adminlatralkin of that potentate; In to
be maintained, the Frond' efidieve wig have intake**
Phi" of the B,IIIO S for It Is pretty certain that. no thi ng
but eofirrelou will make the people. obey thew islets.—
They are to be allowed to cooperate In the war oflode
pendenee—that h. to volunteer Into the allied mules:
but as undieelpitned bums they will de - Mile , usenet
the Austrians. while they will be a hewer racemes aid
theumbranee. It would be far better eo withdraw emery
fonelda roldler out of the Pontlemildtatee, sod N'ovs thy
peo; le to fettle their own, affair* with the Pope.. -If
Louis Napoleon would disarm the girlie nierterearke,
Ana draft the Papal troop, tor service is Upper Italy,
would tint be many di)* before Pine IX would
dsthipt
self In the peaceful milder's*. In Minorca, übkhibis
fdthful daughter. the Queen of Peen, has provided for
him. By his ex pubilote Italian Independence 'unlit be
more elfeetnally served than by a dosed battles tut. rot.
refine; and if Louts Napoleon biennium* imPeteetmes
policy In referee—if be were really a friend to illastY—
he would aid the people of Ihneigratos fa atialaing this
greet object,. There never will_ nor tan Its . llbsolti. in
• Italy until the Pope and the Jesuits Are expels; and a
ger press shall bike the plate of the' Isqulaillos:
The ruder may two softie idea of the goirerneientof
the rootlets' statee from the following sketch of it.w
lean elective monarchy. The sovereign beers the tide
of Pope. rho mast be a °ordinal priest, and •is elected
by the Chileg• of eardjuilu Austria. 'ranee and !Ulu, '
hart itg each a veto onirticatillikitti TheinumbrteiLler.'
distal* is serenty. and *II esteem In their number are
tgled up by the POpeabeolciteli bout rut roL When
the Pope dies, the Cardinal beettlai ecru*. hie.
plan till the ninth day, when lb funeral titre place.
On the tenth day the Cardlnals ip eet in Meet roneleve,
antis* contia us until A imajoritlini hrothirdeareagrord
as to hi. successor. If One ophe rowers aloe, named
vetoes the election, the whole preens' moot b gone
through again, Anyhow thee ;people ban noisome woke
In it than a Inc of wood. The temporal authority of the
Pope" le administered by *nerds or euegregericierf,
sided over by a Cardinal gunnery of 'Mate Prism
Ifinifter. earliest Antonclit now elle Ibis poet. There
insight principal Boards. vier the Trusters. ChaneeitY,
Church Benefices. Polls, Public Debt, the Pro, lune, the
Court of Peale, and the Repeal. Coo t of Jolter. '
The ikensarro of ROOM Is presided one by a Governor.
who has very extensive powers, and eats indict capital
ounithment. The province*, are governed by lustre and'
didegulia, sided by auntneil coexisting of ehe
traits of the 'hie"' towns and emmelllor* 'marinated by j
The Pope. • The delegations, stain, are divided Into die.
inlets beaded by summon who set as Jedges. leGiliestr
apreut, In small matters, but with appeal in Important
etas. The hixtitut court 'trapped' Is ' , imposed of twelie
prelates: six of whoa' are appointed by the Pope.,two by
:pain. oho by Smoot: one by Germany, one hy•Tuecany,
and one by Milan. The western or] arloprwtenefo'fa towed
on the Can= And Ci t il Law. administered according to
ancient precedent*. If to this miserably &foals., and
morale. elerifial python we add the fart Mit Cone het
a pried ran hold oriyeir,/ (Oa. he resider will notwon•
der that the people wish the whole of these
cal gentry at the bottom of the Red gee. The maimpl
that they have been tiiiersied en long; but now: Jhat
they have founds staunch .friond In Loots Napoleon. we
fear they are o hays an eatiensilon of Ow* iii.gotten
power, and three millions of people Sr. still to be suer
•jeeteg to the implamble rule of that half bidenrid, bole
priest, Cardinal Antooelli. As for Vie Remo. the geed
old gentleman Is little better than a noneolty.—Philgi.
dcfpleto /Vora AiNerfewle. • •
ineniisszinirs ins NELL
Anoxia the wounded conveyed to 'Vercelli reenitly we■
n rang woman, a eintinlere, belnovglng to on e or th e
regiments. who received at Irll in thti thigh-fa lb* allele
of naiads?. 'laving seen several cif the beech midterm
fall around ber, Ate gelled on a musket, charged with
the bayonetspinal tba Awaiting% mad eoollneed• - te until shot dorm. • tier Condt , t lute been Ipecialoy
ntentiOned to the - *rumen' It wag at find pmpomed to
amputate the hut Am rektird. a 1 .0 1, X. "I de 004
fear the operation, but it will prevent me from followinx
my regiment." She le new Imes/demi la I tit way of
Am Awn's,* Deracnntsre T•1101,•PIDOXIII Br •
RUMAT IbMUSUIL—Among the many Milder passages
of the war rids which the Parisian. amass themselves
we And injbe Sport the story of - the capture dr al de
tachment of Anstriapa who ware taken prisoners by the
=ginger Si the railway. It appears that lb* Amtirisess
were es mats for resciderra to wisdoms (i.e. lithets.
when the inglpeer, whose sympathies were'riaturalle on
the Italian std. .switched off," and emsveyel the Tee.
tonic heroes into the middle of the allied camp. litre
they were prittely mewled from the railway emblem
Icy the Preach soldiers, who.with that amiable polite
seas for which t ha ninon
iis digit squished saluted their
enemies with "Ail those who Wm gofers , n Frani. will
,please change cars!" The laelines of the dietitians., at
finding themselves taken prisoners is ars Ignoble* man-
Der, may be imagfhpd bat not . described. ' '
, Tub FRO= Fide Txt:toiaiti.- - -A war torreepondent,
dating from iltercia on-the 4th of Jene,•reperis • bet
which ha. not hitherto transpired, concer ning the, rel.
entitle epplhineitet - of electricity to:war 'pompous: It
would appearibilt the remarkable precision and unity
of Hie French triblutinits!were accomplished by a quite
novel' Port of dying Odell de-eatnp. grtim each corm
Once, In a position, a bore/ min rode off to the next 4.6
041013. nmoiling on bii rapid am se a light wire, which
no time wee bet in adapting to • field ',pintos ; and
the proems war repeated.all along the French lino of
twelve mites. Hence the movement of the whole army
was known and regulated like crock-werk..hme dawn
to dewy eve," outhit derisive day. Thin arrenamnst
'had been ;thinned In Parie. and a supply of irotta paella
covered metal tbriad Ibreerded with secrecy and' die..
patch. It bar done Its work, and the patent may pow
be disclosed Portalde galvanism beide portable gas. It
wan already known to both armies that ti speclel tele
graphic corps operated In the rear of - thrall's's and laid
wins am fast an advance was made. M. fair the el ,
engineer, and the first french: ruin who entered Novara,
while the *warfare were amicely yet cot of it, nag M.
Gintbier, of that staff. who sat up hie box And tekt- ,
graphed the details of the retreating cerps at the mo
ment they were °abide the gates,. Lonato, Monter bier"
and Castiglione strio in !extant -consmenleatien with
, Brescia and 311 Ian whenevrnettdby the fos tba44l.
XO7lOl AND CALPBE 01 X I
Ffis a universal fact that every utissiletiveitt4b
er forcibly pr4jected trent gun hartel. or 'in any
other mannerimPellea through the air, Is partial
ty arrested bj the power of emelt; and by 'fuse
holier resistance. 'lb. first of these eseme-op ,
'.f tee in lowering the time of High:, the Pawed.
iminishes its speed, soil the two together gener
ale the curved line which eonstitutes • the path • of
the bullet... Besides this, bearever, "Trey sis bul
let has venal° irregularities on its surface end in -
its • internal structure, of themselves sufficient
thrtfughlhe resistatecof the air to mike It devi
ate from the. line of .aim. The • rifle groove', if
`properly cut, give the bullet a rotary mntionspon
its art., and' .maietain that still, eitincident with
its line of eight E let irregularity, therefore, in
Be 'structure is hy this means presented in regular
sueceseion to the station of - gravity and of the sit
during its entire mute°.
Every ride bullet has those two clistiottnio.
tions—s.forwerd 'motion' given by the ea/deafen'
of the powder,_and s spinning motion • impartml
by the spiral grouters through which it hat paned.
The force of, gravity will act upon it in.ptoportlon
to its diam eter and to the square of its velocity,—
The grimies of the ride should only, therefore,
hare arch' a twin.", will set the bulletrlpletting
on its Leis, walnut too greatly increasing its fric
tion against, the sides of tbe barrel. If the tir e ist
be Wu. greet, it ',Jim- not only do tbir, hut will
rants the fill, daringiti flight, to biter . its ind
ents irregularities tee rapidly to the nation el
icy add of the air.. It bas bees found lint. at two
hundred and twenty yards, a rifle, ninety guage.
the barrel sixty-dye diameter, long, and projecting.
a tat ended tunicsl bullet weighing hue hundred
;and foliy grains, with sixty . grains of powder:if
inuderatisstrengtb, and with 11, gaining try incens
ing taiat, ending at one turn in luny-tiro ittebiss
will_send its Ibuilet with less variation In a side
wind ihun any, other oonibioalio6 ' u! calibre soil.
Tu produce the greatest_ offset eft font hundred
and forty yards,. the calibre ihould be eighty to
the pound. the twist ending at one turn in thirty•
nine inches;' and lit evens* of six hundred and
sixty perils, a calibre of *seventy to the pousti l will.
berequisite, le ith a twist ending at ono tut, in
thirty•ri; inches. - Fur very great distances, a
heavy bullet, becorties indispensable. because If
tors bodies Of di/vie:it lases, but of equal acuity.
bd supp o sed try be inuring through the. air, sad
starting with the saute velocity, the Itostler', will
it
lose its instentuns sooner thin the larger. Aisix
iy or a ninety galls ride teat' perform admirably
up to three hundred yards, but at ranges of seven
hundred, eight hundred, or one thouroodi itcoald
not fur a nourcent compete with one tarrying a
one and threc-fuenhe ounce ball, unlesi the bullet
Weri riiiimed aeon the well known Lancaster pat
tern, whereby only is ell *iodise iiispeuseit
with, but s minimum surface is opposed le the
i,air, and the projectile hatoines, in part, a short,
blunt, 'leaden arrow, or bolt. In it- perfectly calm
atuiiispbere, bullets of ainettguage gray esske a
good
. pritetioe at a somewhat longer rangs,-has
even a light braise will be saMelent to 'wt',
them far out of their proper course—lbis itason
being simply that the momentumof a small bul
;let dusioisbet so rapidly. as to render it Incapable
of usadataining itio . propec line of
Tun losnisilile Jtoe'ntet dues not believe in the
stability of Palenerstan'a 'new Cabinet. lie amt.—
Lord.,Joha ltaasall els oil soil 'Weiler am& can
unite. Tim empathy of Bairtissal with
may keep the annatural *shin logetkown antil
peeve' talkie- en Ora continent; ••4 'Then • ill
tome it mini* Croke.. WeIMO' it anforrehare
for thiamin ob British firgivlatioa.tbsitlard v e n -
rills was enable to, draw turther a ministry un
der his Premiership. '