Xll nut.
- - p srrsvait.c: PA.
110.1639.
sorTselknOLiNA; for the 27tIt' time, it. reatyi.e
uol of the (Jaen: , • •
• - -
lug sew y.,tk eiy citetitkii`en Tee;tiziy,
reani
pa in the ebOioe of Fernando Wood for Mayor. .
••••-•
- - -
Tax Virginia Legisluture has AinFamoutiy,
g a rei olutious approving the sentence of the
•
Pune" at etu'en;atnl ?erasing to interfere t
nexav S. EVANS, Esq., of the *est Chester
.fdloye Record is urged by the Medii7Arlitertiertr,
0 the next Oppnition candidate for Governor of
dm State.. Mr. trans hot Certainty a strong po
iitiesi record, on which to go before the people.;
an unexceptionable; exielleat :man, inri
1 1 1 ,,a1t1 he bn numinuted for the poeition, we knew
gentleman" p p whom we would More cheeifullj
t ppeort. •
good joke about Harper's Ferry is laid at the
door of Tl,addeus Stevens.. lie was talking of
•the innsion" t . !_c a . Wasisington . Hotel the tithe':
(Truing to a Southern friend} ; Southern waxed
bit and declared that Job° Brown"d—n him, de
saved dozen hangings:" "Yer,'' said Thudderni; ,
io hie molemn, drawling style, -"year you are right,-
be deserved - hanging. Ile only brought down
'even - teer men; it be bad brought thirty he would
have kettle.l.the Slavery queslion for ever !,"
Tau Glounntsvronta. 'Clam—Quite a number
0 1 worthy geott'rusen aro note named for the Op.
p ,, sition nomination. The most prominent eandi.
dates, we think, are floe. John Covothit'and.- How
' David Taggart. Three of thelour , delegates front '
ili
this district, to the State Convention, will
sup
port Mr. Taggart.' lis - Satisfactory' however, to 1
see so many good nal es suggested. From them
we will be able to select an unexceptionable enn-
rhi.ite. . .
°
~....
lx less than two hove after Congress assembled
the Slavery qu'eitinn Was sproug in both Wouses
—in the Senate by Mr. Ma-on of Virginia, and in ,
the House by .Mr. Oath of Missouri. Even the ,
Senate Chapluin r Mr. Gorky, hastened to lug Juo.
Drown into his praiiers, and denounce "tanaties.";
The Republicans' l would like, to go to work at the'
national Lusines4 Find keep at it; till it is finished
up. The South vs illmouopolite nearly all of the
session with' iirnegro in4rarts.' .:•••
Severie.—ln the debate in the IT-trite&
States Senate, out the Investigation of ,the flit--
pees Ferry Affair, Mr. Chandler, of Michigan, in
his remarks, La; .
"The occurrence at 11.1rper's Ferry
,was a very
remarkable Hid twenty-two melt—Foot cap
taine, but Virginia tleuerals--:utrertalten to set %
the Armory lit Springfield, the "women" alone
would have bound them in thirty Minutes; end
bad no tißna been there to they 'would not
hive risked for an Investigsting Coui l utittee, or
e..xpected any ',articular sympathy."
A (loon Reran —Virginia has sent'to
Mr. Piyur, principally distinguished. f
tacks during the last Presidential electi
workingmen of the eouritryi terming th
^iircasy," etc. ;r*Ce..k iu, It
-Mr. P. Inquiredi of Mr. ilelson or
whether he, as a.re.preaentr.tie.uf a Spu i l
.stitueneyi in the event of tbe.clection
Republican President, vote to emuin in
the Unihn 7 Mr:Nelson replied that he poke only
for hiniself. "Much es he would deprecate such
141 evetit,Jet -he did not believe that tt election
04 a Black Republican President woe of itself
VC cause for dissCletion, for they otte nt to wait
and see whether ho would (IC an} thin
to the rights D . f the South.' [Applaus
Cher reply to Mr. Pryor, he said tha t i
Pie:Mont should cenuilt an overt eel
, .
link his shield with those of tho s o t.
right the wrung." A manly reply to a
Ora query from a rank disunionist.
. TIIE PHILADE;LPIII.I ITsros• IL
There were undoubtedly, some idik per
sons.at it; but cotton in the main, i contridled
it. At present the Southern Is rndrre y lua-:
1
ble than the Western trade, and a ieffor , was,
required to retain it. We minim help) be
lieving .that the proper place to hpld Union
meetings is' in tke South, from tvl4ll section
threats of disunion are now pourir i-- •
Mr.. They should prove to the •
they. wish • the' Union preserved.
we bave no colijections•to.tbese tri
is perfectly proper to iluiet the fe d
1
-ginia ; but we `'cannot hell woo
the "Old Dominion" will persist, n continu •
ng an institution which places it On Brown
in every, slave-holder's bosom.. . ther,Statcs
disposed of shivery quietly and s -stewatical
ly, in The manner •:.tiisSourris do ng. Virdi•
iria had better follow Suit.. lih,
attkaT ntirniyormEars.-0 1 1 the
nry,lB4 l , Gleason's PIcTOIIIAL "Li:
Pun"' will commence its second v.&
tire!). now shape, with a beautiful n
and with new type;' in short every?
wili,'brrierr from top to too. Th. 1.1
be gritat i ly efflargefl from its rresent
pages to fixteeu pages; it will
weekly of fifteen hundred square ingl
enntaif; t)e:irly double thc
tnetterhnil Ulcerations that 'it now
of new efliftrilfutors awl ffrfistS have
for it, iff;cl the tone arrant
•liecO completed, sficlf.ns wt.l ea..1,t0
to produce by far tilt Recut It.Lrat
NAL yet iuMiehcfl.
What surpriks us, is, tint, with
iniiprovonie:AA, aufl . the ndditionol
publisher, the price for. 186(fwill ho
that certainly no one will far.-go Ihl
utelly'visit. Teimts2.o9s yea ,
320 Chestnut St.; Philalalphia, Wu'
- Br request we p..',11-th .n sermon-
Sunday hut in the Second Pre,aiy
of this Bereugh, by its pistor, Rev...,
We admire the sentiments ; a; prey
agree quite cheerfully, with ihe - re
man as-far as he gees: We are qui
posed to any interference with sit
at preterit exists . , and to .iny raid in
upon the slavehniders, at the revert}
e.in po.sibly be. ,•But one p'oint - is .
lily, L,Notten, in conservative, V u
armies. While the -North ii play
V(41.40 fight, anti the South. is tti
non-rcsieiant, the tact of the pertsis
re-open thii barbarous - . African s tin t it
by the South, is rarely, - if ever alio!
not condemn a Mat?, WhiCike is he,
of the country, Iva hhFber than pi
der? It is Constitutitisrslly prottii l
noxious to every reelirt. I; f" human '
Clirktian; yet we hear ir4 Uhion-s3
delivered from the pulpit an till
words of condemnation a;_.inst RI
shiMid bu covered. Any other c
bat distracts, when an opptisita- i .
- . listed. We.meko these remarks
es - tar as 'they may refer Its n'h
minister, and to. ono wheih we.hoh i
enable scholar and high-toned g
offence we charge is one of omit,
mission.
..
` WASELINGTO : Ii !SF '
4 lndependuct" writeslo thel a' rtk American,
-under dale of Doe. 6, als l otion s
m
"The temper in whist the sossi n opened yes:
terday,:cliscloser theetate of :edit. 7, In the Demo
erotic- party of the Seidl, and roves that the
leaders surleent upon, beeping urins sectional c:-
eitement at ally cosi of son,cquenhe& • They will
not separate Ltnaticr rrumde ;;rent Intill.9l SOMA
and conservative opinion at the •ttertit,• but eon
feud, them indiscriminately and Insultingly, as if
With a purpose of provoiting irrita ing resentment
or collision. If a gstlii7Fing of ,no rues, and.boys,
- and idle spettawrs assail:As in on 'of the greet.
eitiet—wbere a muttitudo may 4 :liPiemblo- in
twenty minute—by a single man (doting sense:
' leanly to'n - ehureh steeple — to gate itt the pareir4
- colt° of Jiihn dinii.li, or a rrond c lieetsin a pub
lit hall to hear ttc ii.tempern;e h. Ague ol . tricue
turietsa_ i.e.:lamer, it is charged t o, the aecottnt of
the north, jus t is if eue•h
~ procei inge ottieeted,,
i
any more respeCt th ere than wit re they are co
mach denounced. The ignerane and filly: of
the , o eriminations are Isecomiug' t e.nairls, for Co
. people will chose to here their to limes 'pod eon,-
du9t
an grogely. and coo:tautly misrepresented
without elltlki. - .
I
"Tile elainiir orrr lielpsea t!inf
mere titetett f , r this 4nee.,d,,n•
feted, auust 41 i ,,,. 11w . t11 , 1 have been
the ram..
" rt , ought to tie remembered 1, 1
Pennlyirtinia *hart deice.:
of tLe.,tielegatsuit—liessra. Elor!
.and .1100.tgointry—irerc eqi fillello, 1
ttitittg firM. Elo,,ieltoir Va., Di
aroteilly aird ardently Ott of t.l
tree traihrs iu tilt Haute a kept
wk.. more than any tatia6.l
- tor year* past catifißatitly a
iirte,l every mtaauro io Coegrea
tray to girt tiratectiou 777
" Shit fact mairtro ti. es!
matter of, roe° , prow rootiass Jr ; t ttre
ekutian 'of pitcy_it eveil. Other ion,
siderstion nith those wbo obey
revert-the usages of the detscrerlet Mr."'"
stituents 'of ,thess gebtleatim WM! sow fillistiyeT
bow much sincerity wet contained le their pro
!melons before ejection."
. • Wasktigtds, Diaoldie*: T. -
."Tlim whole Sitting of the ilosse,Yeattirtleyoftle
consumed by an exciting ditmussiewiturlisst iipeo
It from the democratic side; and sigalnettlii pro.
test of the (fiposition, who were :actions to Vote,
and; therefore, abbmitted lit siletiee to ranch .pro-
yoking itijultiee.. Thus far the' Adminlitratimi
party-hurt nearly monopolized Ilia speech-makiny;
and squandered two days in chsiges and rairrepra
eel:Rations. Every Repnbileatt - member who hets
thought proper to notice the - sweeping impututions
concerning Helper's book. hos:disavowed it in site,
most unqualified tertll7.elitot ore 'approval his
been expressed. „And yet, in the face- of-these
dieinct diselaimets.and the perfect understanding'
on the floor bow the signatures were obtained, the
ellanges are pertietently rutig on `thin single elle
kittioo, and reiterated after being .de
nied by those
,sho are stssailed or the respotsi
bility. • ,
"There! can be no mistaking the motive of the
proceeding. - 31r..Shertna's manly and frank
statement ought to have dimmed all this !retell
ed clamor, which, et best, is bpi ea pretext for op
posing him, Ruda contrivance to get possession
`et the organization, in order to prevent the threat
ened exposing,. Ile said, d
that he had never ,seen or read the book or
thecompendium. and had norecollection of signing
the recommendation for it, though be may, here
done so careleeply, as such papers are signed-in
the House. ' lie also dektteed emphatically that
he was opposed to any interference by ihepeople
of the free States with the relation of master clod
alive in the slave holding tittes; that hti,would
not meet upon a single right of a single citizen
of this South, ane:detltid any man .to say that he
bad ever tittered a word anywhere authorising
,isuch a ioneltiiion.:'
"Notwithstanding this declaration, and Mr.
.F,bermin's Congretsionst 'record, !Mr. Leake.'of
HVarguttu, nod others, continued their. arssulte,
just as if he hod not uttered a word. The discus-,
aion ran on in this temper until a dateltour in the
day, when Mr. Thaddeus B:evens interposed, as
he had done in the.morning, to bring the Mute,
basket) its duty, by maintaining that the elerk
;mild not entertain any 'question except to pro
ceed with the electftm of Speaker or to adjou n.
Inn playful, and. perhaps,' rather sarcastic m: n
,
ter. he suggested that toe south was not altoge h
er to Le blamed for their language of 'Milted a-
Option; it k.id succeeded so often before; when
weak and recresnt traitors. from the north had
surrendered. Mr. Crawford, of Georgia, FeeinKa
to misunderstend -the purport of these remarits.'
and advnnced menacingly from iiis plade to near
Where Mr, Stevens stood,. on, thi3 front; rn.v. de.
• flouncing the Pofth and gesticulating
. with an ex
. Rod .manner: Mr. Stetrs remained 'cool end
. . =weed, saying, "that is the way they used .to
tighten us." A crowd.colleoted instantly in the
!area hef ,re the clerk's ilesk, by the side of both
Mr. Crawford and. Mr. Stevens. Fora moment - a
o.lllsion mimed inevitable, and was. greatly
feared - by the few raise spectators of this exciting
scene. Sortie of Mr. Crawford's friends, who
th!it uo provocation lied been given, endeavored
to,' l resent further interruption, and after repented
etf.rts tratlaility woe restored. IWherLit was all .
over, Mr. Stevens, still standing it bis first po
sition, from which be bad not bodged.an inch, re
marked very composedly that the ehulitiun was :
only s trootnentary, and he sanposed nothing • was
'meta by it. If there was, it had not reached
hits. ,Einally the noose adjourned, probably to
repeat the eccoe to-day, unless wiser counsels pre-
TA. , • •
"The Presidett is anxious nhnut hie message,
but thinks he ran bold it till Monday, ivitheut
any serious - incbuyenience. &large portion of its
expected capital hos been anticipated by there
tuaturo dirrusition . in Congrere.
is.,understood thtit the recommendation of the
last ine'i•saga concerning the tariff will be re-
Congreeo,
a• his at
m, OD ibe
In "mud.
a Howe,
.TIIC EXECUTION OP CAPT. JOUN BNOWN.—The
following -account of it we extract' from:: the liar
per's Ferry correspondenee of Atte N. Tribuite;
Brown died as courageously US he had lived :
THE EXECUrtoN. ,
eu neesc,,
hero cun
t. a Bl ac k
1 Oct leasing the jail, John Brown bad on his face
tin expression of calmness and security charac
teristic of the patriot who is alniut to die with a
living ennseiourness that he is laying down his
ire for the.g itid of his fellow-creatures.' Ills face
as-even joyous, and a forgiving smile rested. up
'•n his lips. Ibis was the , lightest heart, among
'demi or foe, in the whole of Charlestown that
lay, and not dword was spokin that was pot no
ntnitive appreciation of:his manly courage.—
k '
irtnly and wit elastic step he moved forward.—
o flinching ii a coward's heart there. Ile stood
In the midst o that orgisi3ized mob; from whose
aeopotio hearts petty rityfanny ' seemed for the
(lumen eliminated by lb; zidniiration they bad in,
' once beholding a man--for jam Brawn was there
every inch a man. " • . .
As he stepped not of the door a black 4 woman,
with her little child in orals, stood near his way.
The twain were - of the despised race, lor whose
einitaciPiiiiiin and elevation to the _ dignity of
children of Clod, lie - was about to lay, down his
Ilfe. His thoughtit.at thai moment none eau •
know except as his meta interpret them. lie
.itonped fors moment jells courise, stooped over,
snil, with the tenderneta of one Whose love is as
broad no the biothertiood of man, kies•qil it Aloe
tionately.. Tiiiit another will be proud of that
mark - of distiqctien for liar o ff spring; acid some
di.) , when,ioc,er the ashes of John Brown the tem
plaid' Virginia liberty is renred,.she may join in
the joyous song of pralse.which on that soil will
do justice to his memory.
i But in return to my,, narrative. This vehicle
which was to convey Brown to the scaffold was a
furniture wagon. On the tient seat was. ibadri
v-r,in roan named Hawks, said to be ti native of
Massachusetts,. but ter many years a -resident of
Virginia. and by his side wail seated Mr. Sadler,
the utideriiiker. In the hat malt plated the coffin,
mode of black walnut,. inelosed in a poplar boX
with a ilatlid, in which etifin, and-remains were
to tie trine) larked from the county. John Dewitt
mounted the eing , ,e, and took his Oleo in- the
'sea) with Capt. Avis, the jailor—Ftb(oo. svirpirat ,
,tion a his. prisouer is of the profoundest nature.
Mr. Saiirer, too, wits one of Brourn's 'staunchest,
friends in his c•ititliwinent, and pays a,tioblis trih . •
• ate to his manly qualities. ' •
.r.'list. a beautiful country : you
.haie," said
Capt. Brown to•Captat Avis.
"Yes," was the resPouse. • 1 . - - '
"It seetes the more betatiful to behold because
I bac., beim so long f litOrmn it." .
"Y.:u are 11101 L., cheerful than .I n 0,,, captain
Brown," said 511 - ..ndler: '• - .
"Yes." said the CaTain.'"l ought to be." Ile
eutitinued, 'I. ten t+u - citiAnna here—where are
1
they'" . .
"The eitizene,nre nnf 'al`owed to be present—
non:. but the soldier;" was the reply.
itjurious.
1 In tor
t if sucla'n
ho •oold
:
ioni to to
altnii . tin
t
C 171,. . G.—
1
Icere 7
-, 1
in upon
"orth! that
However,•
etiugs. It
"rs of Yin,
I cring . that
;ret of Iwo-
C-OF-13AT7LC
MEM
yew heeding,
lmg obout it .
iver Tv also
ortn of eight
tuninnifith'
¢m.l willt4 of rcadine,
r, • A
.ioFt
ern engr&.-ed
. . ,
"That ought 11 , 4 to i : ,." Pull the 01.1 man,
"citizens illuold Wallowed to be present us we ll
, ‘.•
no others."
The ettaff•dd is approtiched, , Re alights . (ruin
Ow se tg••n nod ;specials to the platform, which las:
sustain,. Oid Brown\alive There• is no ..faltering
in his stcp, hut, Grittily slid erect he stands amid
the almost breathiest; Hues of soldiery that stir
j. round him. With a}graceful motion of his pin
toned rigtkitrin, he knees the steuetiel bat from
i his head abU earelestily rests it upon the platform
let is di.le. Thecan is drawn over his eyes, and ,
the rope adjuvted nb•lut his neck. John Brown is I
ready tO meet his Gori.
-But wh.tt next? The military ; tame yet to go
thiough some sensch i ss ciolutioas, 41;4 near ten''
minutes elapse befortlem.TaliaSerro'S chivalrous
t i hosts ore in their pr. ,er posit on, during which
time John Drown eta ils with to cap drawn over
his head, nod the hen tman's knot -under his ear.
I Each moment scow an hour, and, sumo of the
people, unable to renrain an expression of , their
sense of the outrage, urtnur "Shuttle' "Shame!"
j 'AV last Virginia' troop s are wronged 'a fa
I mode. • , i-,. ; •
*Captain Brown, y a are not' standing on the
drop—will you comeorward ?" said the Sheriff.
1 • ”I can't see, geutle eel, " woe the reply; "you
.1 must lend tne."
i The Sheriff : lel his priinner forward to the con
-1 tre of the drop. • •
"Shaltl give you a bandkerehinf. nod' let you
1 drop it es a signal?" inquired the Sheriff.
..N o; I one t oady at arty limo; bat duo% It"
me waiting nued!ersly,..\was the reply"
A moment after,, the Settiff sprit]
the drop falls—nod the body of. J
suspended between heaven and ear
volitive twitchioge of the arms
lh•pse tense utter a moment.
J•i'din Brownie dead.
mints have
Mi. CPeißuri
ATE.D JUUJI:
11 then greet
Zpon.to to the
so very cheap,
plaaavra• of
dr. A. WI ca,
loeafa Agcot.
delivered on
mien ; Church
nntuely. Colt.
I the tthie ; and
creed gentle-
.0 as much up_
very ‘vhera it
c.. 1) as Drortl's,
na gentleinan
truost
OD-'Suringnti-
in an tlonlo
- a patiint,
toot ifi'orts to
e trade iotae
fled to. Why
d hp tho haws
,racy and mui
' ited ; • it it 9b-
ty; it is anti
-ing addresses'
o rostrum, no
The ground
urea . -adupted,
- . .
The mojesty, Of :Virginia kw and the evictions
of Virginia vengeance are now sati:fied=butticue '
atom, will toil whether irgiuia peace will 'be
cOnservcd by it.
The atagentie say be die easily—that the neck
'wee not dislocated, but t, e spinal mama was
ruptured, and that hie dent was probably ineten
tenuous. What is unusual in executions (so I aid !
ififoroied,iur this was thu lr o st I ever. witnessed.)
his legs. areiya,not drawn up y court . ii?ive twitch'-
lugs.
..ii • '
the body remained suspen
* ded about 38 Min
ute., and.was then en ddwa nod placed in the
C Lam "
.3011 N BROWN'S LAST I UTTER TO LEIS
Ea 1111IY. .. -. •
- .. COMM STOWE PHISON. . I
• • Jarriterox Constrv, - a., Nov. 30, 'lib . '
Mr DeauLir Itimovea Wt Ep SONS iND ROAMS,.
Trite—Event onr.:—As I Doi begiu what in
probably the lest !utter I iloill ever 'write to tiO
of you, I eoncluls to write, In all at ,the 'smell
thus. I will inepti s
on some tattle matters particui i
Indy applicable t o little- property concerns 1
smother place. - ' -, ,
- - I recently received a letter from my wife, fro
near Philadelphia, dated. Ntar. 22, by which I
would scent that she was about giving up tb
,idea of seeing me egaid. I had written ter t
'Coale on if rhe felt equal tn the undertaking, be
I do not, know that she will get my letter in time
It was Un her own .aeeoun dike, °that I asks
tier to stay back. At first I bad a most strung de i
sire taste her again, but lb_ reappeared to he ver
.serious olifooins • and ste Id we never meet in
this tife, I trim; it:tall:0 sell in the end be siti,...
tied it - was fur the best at. I est, if not Most for
tar. Curators. I inclosed in y lest letter lu her *
draft of $5O from-Ababa Jay made payable lii her
order. I have now another o rend bar, frouf my
excellent ..id friend Edward arris of Weinusisek, , f ,
et, It. 1., fur $4O, which I e ell also' make paps
bte to becorder.• - -
-Imu - waiting the boar. Imy public murder
trite great.cuMposure of mi d ;and cheer.oluesi,
feeling the strong assurance bat la no other pea
tibia way 'could Ibe used t su much advantage ' ,
.toribe Cause of good - sad ct humanity, and that'
*thing tbat.either I. atrall :sty family have el+ 1
riLeed or aufferal.wili be lost, nut 'Aeolian that
n wise and merciful:we well 41 jest and holy li e d i
rule, noktmly.thealtairi)of this worldi but of all
warble, Is a rock - lb set 'our feet upon - under, all
eireutnstatMee-Levo those Wore severely tryitig
once Into which onx,,evra feeling. and wrongs ban
,piseent • as. I Ilan now no doubt' bet that oar
seeming disaster will allimately result In 'de
• 1
sect is eunteiu
;ll alt kintineFP, •
ghly esteemed
perqatially, as
c rttletacti. The-4
slum,. not coin
' •
;out bank it a
it linti not ox ,
fouud.to serve
the people of
rake -niegabere
nee, Diwailek
yeaterdej, in
hrt•Oter, whole
e moat 'ileeided
teritA tites, bud
r ur .13 is • party,
i d ruoluhtly re_
• which in any _
o American in
• ment. It is a
most &riotsllekire::. fe.oo4eii &Otters/and
broken fOrDlVillion'ir goodi - etoer.. 4%4' bellevcand
*Min God Illtbitllgeotiastartotatteridnall year
fools 4 1 :: 4
for. ,414". 4 1 ,4.R* . 1 0= ' DO 11$ bid;
abused/A My
,anciantit, her for doe mot en 4
pair of thiterante orgrow_Vreary Of well doing:-
I ten God' Ihid i er felt et/Ishtar confide* La the'
itortaia and User VapprOach.- eta bright ARMORS
ah-l - glerient.dar than I have felt, and do now
. Rini; sines my eonfinement here. ' I am endeavor
laiitie astern , like a poor Prodigal an I ids, to mY.
Ri
er, against. Whom L have alweye. sinned.' In '
th hope that he may - kindly tad forgiving l y meet
~. . . _ .
Me, though a very great way hst. • ' -
..,Oh ! my dear wile and children, would to God
you'eaeld Ispo'w',bow I bone'. been travalliag. in
birth for you all. That no one of yea they !allot
the grace. of God:: Through Jesus ,Chtist—that
no one of - you may be blind to the troth sod-10 4-
yioui light of his Word, in which life and burner
telity are bronghtle light, I beseech you every
illMe, to make the
-a Bible your gaily and nightly -
1 ady, with childlike, honest, eandid, reaelm
in spirit of. love and respect for your husband
d father. . ,
And I beseech the God of my fathers to opeh
your eyes to the discovery of the truth. You
snot imagine how much you may soon need the
ebneolations of the' Christian religiim. Circum.
giant-es like my own fur more than a mouth past
hive convinced me beyond ell , doubt of our great
need of some theories treasured up when•our pre:
jdices are excited, our vanity worked tap to the
hl,
ghist pitch. Oh! do not trust your eternal all
n 00 the boisterous . ocean without even a helm
or compass to:eld you . in steering. - 1 do not ask
of
ii you to , throe away your reason ;. I only ask
y it to Make a candid, saber use Of your reason.'
My dear young children, wilt ynn listen to this
la it poor idmouitioi of one who, can only love'
Yea ? - Oh! be; determined at 44'1o:sive your
whole heart to "G.dl,lsntil let nothing &hake or alter,
that resolution. yoa .need 'bairn no fears of re,
greeting It. Do not be vain and. thoughtless, bet
sober-minded; and let Me entreat you all - to love
the whole remnant of one once , great family.—
Try and buildup again your brOken walls, and to
make the utmost of every stone
_that Weft. Noth
ing smn so tend to make life a bt.issing as" the eon
selourness that yolk life and: example bless and
leave you the stronger. Still, it ikground of the
utttOst Joe:tart in my mind to know that ad wily
of on as have had the OPpertenity 'have given
sortie proof of-yourlidelity to the great family of
men, Be faithful unto death ; from the exercise
of habitual loveeto man it - cannot be very hereto
levet his Maker. ' - . ~ -; •
- I must yet insert the reasmi. - for my firm belief
in the divine inspiration of the Bible, notwith
standing I ann. perhaps, naturally : skeptical , cer
tainly not credulous. I wishzall to consider it
most thoroughly when you Ireefithat blessed bOok,
and see whether you canna - /Bitcover . such evi-.
deuce yourselves. It, is the purity-of heart filling
our tninds'es well es work and actions, which is
everywhere insisted on. that-distlognishes it from
all the other teachings; that commends it to my
conenience:. Whether my heart be, willing and
• obedient 'or not theindueement that it bolds out
"is another reason of toy convictioea ()rite truth
and genuineness, but I do not here omit this my
last argument on the Bible that eternal life is
what my foul is panting 'after this moment.. I
mention this as a reason for endeavoring to leave
a valuable copy, of the Bible to be carefully pre
servedl'n remembrance- of me, to are miny of my
poacri y insteat of some other book at equal
cost. ,
Plot inch you all to live in habitual ersitiont•
mint with moderato circumstances and gains of
worldlir store, and earnestly to . teach this to your
childrD and children's children alter you, by
iltox
ample s,well as 'precept. Be determined to know
by ex erience as soon as way be spbether Bible
lustre Lion is of diiine origin or not. ;Be sons to,
owe n 4 man anything, but to love one another-
John Rogers wrote to his ebildren, "Abhor that
arrant l where pf Rome." John Brown writes to
his children to abhor, with undying hatred also,
that snot °tall villianies..i.-Slavery. - Remember,
he this is slow to angir is better than the mighty,
end hthat redeth in spirit than he that teketh a
i
city. Remember also, th at they, being wise, shall
shine, and they that turn many ' to righteousness
as the stars for ever and ever. - • . .
An , now, dearly belove I family, to God , and
the w rk of Ilia Grace I commend you all.
our affectionate husband and father, - -
. - -. JORN BROWN.
I body was. Placed in the possession of Dirs.
n, and on Thursday last Was buried at North
N. Y. _- • '
, 1 ,
Th
Brow I
Elba
Poor. blantnE's Cough Drops and Dan
deliqn Piila can be obtained at 'Feger's Hotel, in
OLT pornugb. The pills are excellent for mon"
ills that lliesh is bele to. , L f
OTC: SenonNza at her new store!, corner of
Centre and Norweigian street, has on band. Gra.
cosies, Dry Goode; ,to., of the best quality, Wit
the lowest priers. • •
.• .N6rnaLota..—A gentleman living in Pbiladel
pbia saysk,
"In passing through Pittsburgh, some months
since, 4drehased a bottle or,Bcerhave's Holland
Blttare.
Bittare. ' It relieved me so much, that on `return
ing home I bought two more bottles from
Dyoit; which completely cured me. of Neuralgia.
have recommended the article .to many of my
Wends, and tour or five of the number .say it
cured them. I think that my recommetdation.
--kos done more foe its sale in -Philadelphia Chan
four advertising." . (
(We are not permitted to publish the statise,bnt
any person calling at the store, or oommunicating
wittns.by letter, will be convinced of the truth .
oP this statement.) 0
'HE COAL TRADE.
- I Pottsv il le. December
'the . ; quantity sent by Its ' ro ad , this week ,is
38;55710—by Canal 33,872 7—for the week
75;429 17 tons.agaiest 79,315 fur theeorrespond
ing week !sit petty. 'Loss for the week-3,865 tone:
he trade is rapidly drawing to a dose, apd the
siriply of Coal rent hy - the Canals after this week,
_PP not he large unless the - Weather should be
r.
. e raild iagain. • For the last tkreo (his we
h re ' bad seasonaldo wintry. (reeking weather,
,
w th a couple , inehes of snow on the giound, which
t •
skews no disposition, while ',we aco writing., to
m6lt,away, -
lThe trade rants up this weer'as follow' r.`
t. - 4 1
-z-g
F :=4-5 , .. .s 94. F4' 64'.
tr, r e , g
fit:. a• E g.. r 2, riLT
tr 11.4 ,
065 " r 17 ilvl
• 10_
r E.g. c2=g=., •
-4, Ns
"s , It; la.
•I •
r• CO
' •
~cuic O. C.
1,0. z.
` 1e•
g • - 4 --•"
:§ ./- 4 I I:1 b CN e -
I
-4111-'-'"="-?! tr.T.Va•3l:--4-BE,
•
142.1. m 1 1.4?':• 1I l e
WO , Aft r t o
, 41 VW-if:3s B•ggZ — J as
E P
• ~ ,Z 7 0 5" P PPF:f.Pt-1 1>
m4natl% Zttde.taen g
s ii5 , .1 5 t IgStllips] i
;I '6a fly 440AW0
l
_t
. . -
Brown is
,few con-
Coal Trade for 1859.80.
Qnsotity sent Cot the jair 1E159-63:
Mess. TOTAL
Ma. & R. R. It. 3i.517 1.1 44.n3+3 01
Lulllab Val. R. 10 8.832,15 015 05 -
Net gain for the. weak is 97,040 tons over the
corresponding weak last year:stud fnr the season
978,894 tons. We aro now 'misted that jhe in-'
creased supply of Anthracite Coal In . 18.59 will
reach ong million Ws, of 'shies Sehitilkilt Coun
ty will furnish but little tiara then 150,000 tons.
The new Steam Sams, Pilgrim, built it Fair-
mount, for. the navlgetton of the Schuylkill
eat, was loaded _daring the week, and passed down
tboCaiial.on ThuridaY, f rith a cargo of 116 tons
of Coal. .I"re hope those. interested, will famish
U 3 with Some farther partial:tiers of her perferm
ance, and also .of :the steam boats
tried on the • Easbuylkill Canal. ,11, these *aped.
went, are suceessiul any where, theY.ought to
on the Sehuylkill•Canal, where fuel is cheap, end
' the capcteity. of the Mewl Is satlitiently , large for
the passage of boats carrying from'lSO,to 200
.
tolls at n'trip..,
The Delawar.e And oaten '.Cana) is closed tot
.
the eCaB9l2. . The q niity (4 - .o* tent to market
by the Delewaie a d llndeon . coat Cciellinctl way
In 1859, '. _ . • '-, 500,889 runt.
Do.:, In 1854'. i - .- ' 348 001 •'
Thereat' io-1859, , 211.849 • go
Penna. Coal Co. increase In '59, 59,799 ol
Toe. by Dela.l Rad:email in '5ll, 300.697,
Which is mire Alma .doable the loerease from
Bchaytkill Ciien - ty both . by Castel .and
Railroad. , .
TVs POITSVILLI'ASD A4111111 . 0111RATLROAD;r•
The Books ter sUhrerißtiros , to the . itoci or this ,
road are 'tine , open, and lodge: Boshard,Reilly,
Judge Beloutee.Foster; SiwirdrirdliY, Pchtrlt.
im,
Luther, sod direr Strouse, Ergra. • leen app ioted
by the Ceptrel'Cutottiitee to ' l receive.'sebseri tiorts•
to - the tapitel stock , in the Ourough of Pot 'rill"
sod vicinity. The subseriptioni ere tots - p id 10
tirenty , :fogr Monthly festaiinentsiliciteesetie On
April vest,- itileirgires Ore years trees 'tie ttas:',
essuceoseet to pay 119. Oar feltow-eltisety ice:
D av id ti. Xot k oiguaii.:fis the first to either b
Inbacriiiiiiti'for 10 siret, $."1i40, sod . bolit* fop,
Rowed by a
lust of Valair;4giitiibierististi
if 211 0 a. -.!*a eft illilitii l , ll l4 ll
tw01414 8 1 -
Tiamotwonwporssirkid at. . • .r•
We hop . Ottr*eitissa4 mill make ap ,
en)
wait ti*lislens. Siting" tlin:cealMti* it little
trouble iibaltSivn n rles** the leek
of Pre ) ..0. 1 4 1 0 41 .40, 161 * , * ll lO - 44 l leir "O•
'cording, hithenentriett lira soseicg infekettati
4eriptiot
ko
S50.000;i frotatbe • not
ROMMgli . of Pottlillht, it
loss Wait 4-naile ft' anij c M i nn all
up tn 513,040, by itut tint elf A linuarj, 1850:The
people are its earliest, and Ike tine retsidiog among
as in business, 'mini 'mill not land a helping bend,
aecording to his 0414; to, extricate the Cost
?ride, on whiAt his biAnevs 'end' the veto of
all-our property depend', In, its present
ties, might lust is well make up hit mind to .pull
op stakes* euilleare, 'Stich itaillsbaMs will:never
be patronised in this Region.
We are anthorised to state that the owner,, of
all the Coal las* in the Mill Crock Valley below
the Minn Rill, will subscribe 12 per mot. of their
roots for 'the term of two years, to the Hui of the
Pottsville sod - Allentown 'Company. •
' Vie aro alio authorised to sieter„ that the (miners
of the Ntt A. Bannah erect, willenbseribil2 Per
cent. of. their rents for the same purpose . .. • •
We can hardly suppose for ono moment, that
there lea ones land bolder residing abroad,
wken be becomes 'acquainted with stsie7of the
Coal trade'of Tichnylklll County, (and-, many - of
them have alreidy Telt the necessity, by the ina
bility to cation:rents, and the diminishing of their
revenue.) rrho.will hesitate' one moment in soh- '
.scribing 12 per cent. of his riots to the stock of
this read, which-is to be built for curb. - This will
venderlha investment small In eumptrisoit 'with
other rued', as .was shown in - the, efreulsiof the
Cumititteci pubilsb4d last week—end we 'know of
no Railroad for the' transportation of Coal where
trade exist", which erea:buitt for avall, that is not
paying handsomely on shiinvestment. It is nutori
our, that the isige body of Anthracite Cual lies
itntedded in gahaylkill County:, evvery large per.
tioo of whiekbas not yet been lunched, while WA
also notorious that the shallow basins In the upper
part Pt the IYiii i 4sbaire region, and alio many of
be absliow basins oti tbe*high, . are being rap-
idly. worked oat.
.`the Delaware and Dodson
Coal Company Iseee extended their Railroad, end
are cow, workin; within three 'mites of Scranton,
and tRi lel . tra that they bilve recently twin tiego-
tlatiok Nib or bare made purchases or Coal-laud
below Scranton, tOr future operations. *MI pi.op
or and cheap outlets - to the 'principal Coal mark,
eta, with fair' prism and a demand for CJal,
Schuylkill County Could easily increase her, pro
duet amillion' 'of-tons Per annuls. if ihe eoold
procure the man power to Intim the Coal. Under
theweirctimitonces. there is no risk In soh/est
-Wog to the. stock of s railroad to be built with
cash, which 'bosuns* the distance to market, and
Ith - ere a tonnage tares dy for transporiattro, which
is Moro imPitSsat to the community than bread
itself; becaUse Without fuel, neither Coo riMest, po
tatoes, anj s vast OiteSber of other artieles z that
enter..iiit# on. Inr tel t c;nbe prsipared IfOr- con
suMptloo.-
_
• The Coal Market'.
The Coat Merkel's' in Philadelphia. O--York,
,Thisten end Whin:ise, remain without, change
since last 'week's .qtuita lions.
Freights to the East hare advance,d nuoin, but
the shipping
...melon is au nearly over, that ea re
liable. quotations caq be mode-aka guide. •
• . •
Coal Trade by Millwood for 1869.110.
~.7 Q oatlity of Cad Rant by Railroad for the peek nod.
In; on Thursdaylevenlng last:
Port INtrboo, • . • 9117 13,
.Pottssitte. - - • . 2,49 ott
&bullet!' Haven, • ' - • • - 4111,917 t 0•
Anbaro, • - - • 7 • - • \ 2.lie ei
Tota! for the *isek, -
Previously tide year, -
Total, . - • , •
To same iljnit last year, •
petrel/Mt ,• • • •
Schuylkill Coal Trade for 1859.:
Quantity of Coal slant Er Canal, kw the week ending
on Tbursday evening tut: :
1M11208.1% Spin:
9..1 00
Port Carbon,'
Potttville.
Schuylkill Mimi,
Auburn,
Poit Clinton,'
Totalfor the week,
Total to 1859,
u' ,Canal I "
1.011,140 04
1013.450 11
I • 1
Total tiy Cana and Railroad, tone, 2,090,6014 16
Gain in 11309,
lontaylklll County Railroads 1839
The following* Is the quantity of that transported
over the different Railroads In dehejlitlit ()panty, for
week ending on Thursday eeeninglakt t • • _
wstir. .I . 4TAL.
• .
Mite hill 'and S. linen 46,315 09 1,582.434 03
Mt. Carbon.••- 4,492 la . 192.367 09
Schuylkill Valley ", 8,87107 1 272.808 19
Sit. Cachet' a St. Carbon' " 13.002 00 406.785 07
11111 Creek, ". ".., 11,073 IC . 11374;9 19
Little Ekhuylkill, - '''. • 61 . 11 02
f 1.1,29 10
Ploegrove Coat i . Trade for 1830.
Amouattratoported awing the astmontb: •
X3Eltil.
Croton Canal, , 414,159 12:1-700 10
ElFatara ltaltroa. • • 4,40 01 61,341 10
10.'1850.
Lehigh 16661 Tirade foe 19,59 by Canal.
Yor•tbe week'ending on Saturday last:
, .
Lehigh Coed indllair.oo., 1 15,516 Is 483Arit 17 .
Spring Mountain Mines, ' •.- 1 451 04 2,2.19418
Coleraine . - do., 1 210 14 . 021.0€3, pi
tearer .iiradoir do.. - - 137 16 \ 6 .18 9, 00
Now York and Lehlzh\Coal Co., 154 12 11.116 04 I
German Poona. Coal CO., Se 03 . 45.2)5 It
Nort.k,Spring Ifountaln.Coal, , 1,707 00 - 30,592 11
Old &over Meadow, 096 02
,
D.Sintnmefatutt other!, -,• • 70 04 . Coro 06
llaslot on Coal. - . . 11,44'2 12 152.6131.4
East So4ar Lruif Coal, . , . , 95.41.1 u 7
MOUtl t. VI evunt Cusi, - • • . 403 OS 17.045 06
Councillll44e, • . , ' 400 18' 36191 00
Ilarlelull Coal, . , 192 04
Ruck !fountain Coal Co., . • .3.049 01 100.1.12 ils
. Franklin Coal Co.. . . . 197 14 21.183 02
• Acidertritid ImO't A• Coal Co., - ind 11 ' 24213 OS
StalTird Brook CO9i, - 76 00 32202
Ilartford C. , ;31 Co., . • z 225 18 18.831 10
lianeo4k Coal . ; - • ' 63 06 575 01
. Total,
By Railroad in 1850,
T tat,
Increa‘e In 1859,
Lehigh Valley 11.31. for 1839. . .
for 3 days ending Der.3dt— • ,
. : weer. Torii. I
Ilaaleton. (A. Pardee& C 0..) ' 1,186.00 •• 7.14006
E. Sugar koar,(Parker 4 C 0..) .1.137 0.7 -• '---7.1.77 ra
Council lUdge .( Sharpe , L. A, C 0.,) 1,437 , 01 I,MI (1!
Mount Pleasant, .. - . • • 447 07 • 4,43 1
d. 31L (Charles Hamp shire.) 1.630 08 • 1,648 181
Coteratne, (Helena* Johnson,) 787 12 ' - 7EB I
Beaver Meadow. - . . . ZIEI 03 ' . =V
.I.lfork A behlgth(raggarta Son) 051 13 631 - 1
Y. p . 11. (.1. B. McCreary A Co., , 703 02 '-. ',71F3
S. :311..(Ootbin A :Co.)
German Penna., • - - . 88 09 ' • 193
Big Black Creak. 202 CA '... 212 Lta
Other Shippers; . Id 04 td. 04
a......1.-:—.... ..—......--...
8,632 16 .8,632 A
8,00710 8;00710
Total by Railroad;
'Last year,.
Inerewe.
Rates of Toll and Transportation on
MIRIAM RAIL ROAR .1.4.
Peint "lAA 'from • , - I )!rant
, . Mt.etrboo. 8. Horne. A 'throw Pt..Cliolno.
. 1 To Niebinmod, bo $1 43 $1 35 - $1 80
; To Psll,l'o'll, 1 50- 14u I_ls 130- "
. 13 Spring - 31111g, `l3s' 130' 120 . 120
Itesdiog, - PS • . 90 80 . 80
- Idates,of Tell by Canal for the present.
erne Pt. C r500.N1..00-root.s .14rt Iwo. Pt. CiißB2ll
1 , - To Pbll3,la , 75 71 • , 12 60
Spring . 60 . . 67 _ 60 .
Nurriwowo, 63 54 .. 61 43
Reading ' , 38' • 37
- Rates of Frelght - by !amid.
Pre" Pt. C. dt 'B. Moen. P Canal..
Pre" Wok.
To New York, II 75 $1 70 '5l 63
To , 70 , 65 -60
GAIN. um.
11,2:4 18
notes of Toll and TraloOortationl
LSH/CU riu.ar But -
Witch Chunk to Trenton, - • • 60
do ltlizabostbpait, • - . 190 .
• • - do Monts Canal Rootti aft Phlllipoburg, - 76
' . BATE ON THE CANALS. . • • •
CLuok to Nov lorli DOA , . •
Waco k Mau ,$2 30
room Manch Chunk to Nor York .3lor-
rhesus,. . . ~ 2.32
Rates Of. Tall, ine.‘ froin a naneh Chunk.
Via Lehigh Valley and Northern Pen. ftaifroodt:: ,
to Hatter stieet,l'hiladolphia,, _
. -$1,31
notes . of To.ll, &e., to * Baltimore.
- . " 'lll qt, -- i fisdiridnal
nspThy
From annbusi abotelhemobin, . 42 55 St LS
• - Moir Do. ... 245 - - ,tl5
•Tronorton,,, *.450
-Likens Valley, , 1 19 1 50
Mimeos°, . ' 214
, 1 96
C/Coal. 03tcocas.sity
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL CO. STOOKS.
4CQIRLCTL➢_KLLiIT CT WRLLIAI TUG rD9I, IA W.
- Railroad.
Philadelekla,ftenning & Pottsville •
Mine Hill and Schuylkill Maven • -
Mount Corbett - -
Mount Carbon Sod Port Carbon ~.,
31111 Creek. - -
• ...ft.
.Goth errs cieek-
Swatira "• - - -•
Canal's •
Sehuylklll2liir !gallon -' • - • •
.'preferred-
,Colonykoal - • . . . I
" , preferred - .
Del.& Illorn Goal ATraniportarn Co.'s
Motile Canal Co., • • • • - • - . • '
preferred - - • -
Railroad ilt• Coal 'Comps n less
ttle Sett uy I:Nar. • & Coal Co. o'
Lehigh Coal & navigation Co. - •
flasieton Coal Co.- - . •
Bark kloaniain Coal Co.. .; . •
Peansylrals Coal & It.CO. -
Lehigh VeWei R. B. Co." - - • •
Lyheos Valley Coal -- • •
Bearer Meadows Coal k R. •
Lskina Valley.
m ßallroad &CoslCo.u.
C
, oaVeeparislis a •
Forest Improvement - •
lielairare Coal Co: - . •
• -
Comberland Coale°. •
Creek Goal Coo. -•- • --•
.
• . t '
,31121.1 re Ba . .
Parasite San ck k
••=. = •• •
Tottsvillequeo; •
Pottsville Water 00. .0 4 4"
4firlkiatoek of all Ontietrikpaidea
the Miirrellot what fertilsiod by those
Ikaklattloik.
. _ .
- - •
r==l==
4-7
.' ' " intrAtati -j7-..':-
V T I/0. • EISALE
• ereumministialis: inormaritc.“.
awrameamber taMMillmiattantaliaapilta
ada.4lmradialaket S. & Oat *raw at .
Cool B a samtalenalatagto '4040 01 0 1 0 11180 1 or 11481 11 1 '
Obi nralledaitataliesa at am* strhalka4 CaMapags.
Clathillatiaga &at Mama Loft 11a4•
a* astautva aasetatat et Skids. Ohms, Oasilaaare.
&e. The atualloa at dolats apriMilL -Oak tam e.
saws at a'datt. P. N. — • - - •
1 1 / 4 40M0*, Ate, 10.44
1444 ALLIPACH CO.ll
Waal, & loweiry Store -
115 , Merth SteOgid Stirearta
Opposite the *anal !ernes
•
WATCHES: -.Jewelry and Silver
Ware. fbi'aile it tower pence than at any other
stoe In the city. 'lTatcbei and Jewelry eirefully no
paired la the beat meaner; Also, the genuine Altrttli .
Plated Ware. 111 goods warranted to be so represented,
entire. mot by mail. or otherwise, !ell e .
plusetgally atintdid t 0... [Den. 10, - '5l 30-ly
GAMY SEERS wmiTtip t
15 ( vANvASbkeith WAN ED , —
"To travel i fa tai3mithein indATesteni Matti,
forum sal. of ' -
• ,A Simians/1 , Valigtable Work, -
inenirltrog 0!.-easly Lno
atgmeht tor a ?Umber o Tears.
Thebusinem highly respeatalte.prughdlean plots
ant. avoiding a tom rMilortinvitY to see the mutate:, and
at the tame time ntelixing a. hands - me income at front
FOWL to ELCBT11,111 . 0:0113 ) .D01,1.3113 A 1' CAN Clear .
of all Expenses:and may, it ith extra exertion, even ,
rsaeltglOtr) or di-rld par annum. The req al site &melte
menta's felt good common elamtions haft nem tiatitts and
a' gentlemanly address; those. with energy, industry,
perervecatne and *month all inure s amen. Address,
for full particulars, "`, JACOB MTS.
Dec. 10.'60 63-: .• - 'Phlltdelpb a. Pa
COAL AND Tilltala LANDS AT PUNTS:
rjriLlE Subacriber - mill "sell . at: nblic
Pale in front of-the Pennsylvania Hall. I Potts
, ha, na•Ttiesday, the 3d darof January, P 3644 that val
uable tract of Coal and Timber Land, toownl as the
"iiillialxtiay" tract. lybkv in Butler township. and con
taining. about three hu ndred and seventy-oine lens.
This trait adjoins lands of the Fixestl improvement Cons-
pang and Woad Monist iitt Coal C 0.,. Is heavily covered*
with timber and is supp - sseti to be underlaid with valts.
able 'beds of Coal. Any" Unionisation iss wept./ to this
land can be obtained - from Mr. &marl Lewis in Potts
stile, • '
Terris one half nab. balance in . twelve moot a from
day of sale. Deterred payment to be scoured be Wild
and mortsmgee. A. 0. BOYD. Avid.
`December 10.'6)
0.4 t•
. VI 557 10
7,772 14
. .44,330 0 t
..OVA' 602
• • 41,25115
2.420 17
21,820 10
38,F72 07
tons, - mass o 2
2 8 ,013 Y 100;1121 16
, 677451 10
1,d6;176 06
Y4.:,568.13
GUAM 64G 06
rmi.lowDimuvrk
2W,1 20,4
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STATEMEKT
(IV THE , llibiEßS' BANK OF
kir POTTSVILLE bathe County of Schuylkill, as re;
glared by the Siernid Weise of the'Aet of ttw G*lll ral
Assembly of thia•Oammouvrealtb, approved the 1;:th
tty of Ottnbeir. 'A. D. Ir 51": • .
mount or Loans and Dim:mints, =796,371 ' o's
Specieownedbythe Book
Intrattit, r0.215 14 •
Do Duo by other banks. 10.771 117
Do Notes of other Batiks.• 22,'515 90'
Do Cheeks of other Saute and -• •
• Cutt drafts, ' - =2O 41.
•
' - 25403 22 • .
Los 'Moen.]lank Notes In Ronk - •
North Americo, 1%1114414d, 9 4 :4 5 00,
isms
Amount Notes In Clrenlstlms ..T.14.1415 00 . • - -
Less ,kint. In Bk. No.Anta., Phlla.„ • 94184 00 - • -
, =Aso 00
Amaant Denailtes, ' '' , 196.9....3 20
Do Das other Banks, • ..28.472 94
• , :,..... '—...—..iin,ssei zi
. The abare - tatetneot In emect, taken from the Burka
as they stood on the morning ier the 2d day of December,
1842. _ " •- - ctta. WES :it, Caskie..
A f firmed and ettbscribed Wore me. this Seventh day of
Deems : .A - D, IMO:
4 J AWLS 'MED: ,f. I'.
rot i le. December 10,'59 . . L 5O.
,„
ROI 2 FOR HOLIDAY "PRESENTS.
l
%pa. : subscriber - informs-his Cpstum-
Rent that notwithstanding the general dullness-of
t dines. he his proelried tor their inspertintt• -
A .Largo and, Welt Assorted Stock
• OF
'-'
' • ..-
=EGA= BOOKS • '4
FOR THE COMING - 110E11144 ars*,
Tru.tlrryg that the Tine LOW PRICILW at which they will be
offered will Gyros au Inducement to Turbots. CLGUST.
NI AS PRESENTS * .
The assortment comprises
STANDARD IIND MISCELLANEOUS ROOKS.
latillAßY EDITIONS OF Tit It lIT.ST'AUMIOES,
ELEGANTLY HOUND GIFT' BOOKS. •
SUPERBLY iLLub - rnATED wonk 3.
lIIIILEr. , OF ALL SIZES,
. _ .. .... .
Every style of Binding. sultil+le as well for the Pocket
as Pr Family nec.
• PHA YRIC. BOOBS,
of vations sizes and 'dries of Binding—ln Velvet, Calf,
•
Morocco. Elre.
, . - • HYMN BOOKS,
. .
Presbyterian; Lutheran. and Methodist; In phis' and
. • • too blndino,,, •
' JINN:Cita: PICTURE AND TOY BOOKS,
a 'yeti !arse araortment. carefully .aeleciett. many' of
which are adapted for Sunday, School Premiums; a vs.
elate of Albums, Portfolios, Porte Monnakw and Pocket
book% Gold Pens. k.. he. - B. HANN AT'f.
' • Cenfre'Sfrect, opposite the Episecipat ittherch.
Dee. Pt. it,9 •
03litati6' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
, .
BY anorder of ,the Orphans' Court
will De sold on 8 ATU ODAY, the 31st day of this
month. Itrember, A. U ,1839, at the dwelling house, late
ot Pastel F. Berger, deceased, In the township of North
illaoheitn. In the county of Schuylkill. at one o'clock hi .
the afternoon of the said day, the following real estate,
to wit:
No. I—Being 7 acres, 148 perches, of sradiand, situate
In Wayne township, bounded by lauds of Henry Berger,
Conrad Bader, and others.
Na. 2;--6 acres, 49 perches, of wood land, amide,' by
lio.l, and other lands. ,
N 0.3 -8 acres. 11l perches, of wood land, bounded ti
No. 2, and land of Reed and others. 1 , •
No. 4—Situate In North liaubehn tolnship, bounded
by lands of John BMW. Wm. Eller, ant - other lairds of
the estate, being purl orthe homestead farm, containing
8 acres, 191 perches.
No. Is—Si t la ate IAI he 'emotewad:lp, bounded by laid'
of John !tittle, min other parts of the same farm, cot
Wining ".2) acres, 152 perches.
No.. s—Deing one other part of the sold forte, tootein.
lug 16 acres, eb perches. - •
No. 7—Sitnate in the same township of North Ilan.
helm. being part of the sail farm, ec. ntalultig A acres,t9
perches.
No. 3—Situate in the township*Wayne. in -the said
County. by lands of Henry
; Bergeqdecessed, being 216
acres 01 wood and sprout land. '
Po. it—tiring lot No 121, to the borough of Schuylkill
Haven. ;
No. 10—Belag the remainder of the outestead" firsa,
situate' within raid township of Nor auheim. bdun
alert by ? Daniel liertolet, Sr., Sam : Shannon. de
w e n
.and others, enntalulut 103 acres an 192 perches.
'with the dwelling house, harm and o her hoprovemeots,
. Correct' dtafts ot the several pu chart. of the above
laud have been suede out, and will be shown by the ad
ministrator, to Purchasers, now and ou the day of vale.
I' ice per cet..ot the purchase nront will . be required
ale' on the day et ale on each purl:art, dno farther pay
ment will be required until the first day of April :teat.
COLldillolll made k now w i at the sale by the Administrator.
WILLIAM JAME', Adstrnfarator.
JNEt)h VEt) Eft, ,
Ckrk of We Orphans' Chart.
•
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RUNE fur this week rout ~Ins the fullowingt , ,
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• . Instruction; Editorial Paragraphs.
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, ',hosed and conapicuous form the latest and
:•c,.tectat iinpOrhen t erents that bare transpired in
the , city and. Suburbs, the COMA Bunco, Mex.
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OP • WASHINGTON IRVING.
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Organization of the House; From tt asblogtou;
Dr. Pommy and the Board of Foreign Masions;
Enui h Carolina Legi.lature.
PUBLICATIONS; Parton's Life of An.
• 'dreeNlacesoo.
• XI—POETRY; A ?few Poem by Walter Pelage Len
der; Jonathan to Lowe.; The Compass Hover.
XII—RELICS OF THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION:
Loudon IN.rteetaindenre of the N. Y. frib.rte.
XIII—WLEKLY REVIEW OF PATENTS.
KIV,VISIT TO WHEATLAND, BY TUE HON. W 34-
IL COREY.
. XT—A 'PRACTICAL SYSTESI , OF COOKERY ; Pre..
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XXIII—Ctr.IIISIEUCIAL AlATThilti; Full Report* of
the Stock; Money, Coiton,Orein, sod Cattle.
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bune. -
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CHRISTMASPRESENIS
BOOKS MB STATIONEAV!
QABIU EL HAZARD ' 724 C hest..
kjout street, Phalladelph a, 'wakes the attention
ut persons deeiring to make purchases of
Books or Stattauery t
To the arrangements of his Book Store. Great {etymon
meets having been made in the lightlug and arrange.
went of the Store, it la now one of the molt complete as
well all Elsgast Root Street in the country. 'The ar
rangement of the Store and Stork has been made to re
semble. as much as poa>ibh! 4 LARGE ITALIC , LI
BRARY. The banks have been arranged , 4
divi‘kina secording.to the eharaeter of w'l
their contorts. and over each division
lettered the.rsuideet ; thus offering an "'
easy method for persona to seleet. at their 'Meure r each .
books as IRV may *tab to consultor pnrehase.
The Largea red Best Arterial meek of
BOOBS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OP LITERATURE,
Of English and American Edition', •
fir Awry Style etf Illadiap—le kept constantly on liond.i
gfirliating connections with the principal publishing
Houses threnghoetibe United . Statea, the N kW BOOKS
are received as fast as issued. •
BIBLIMI., PRAYER AND liptlf DOORS.
Of all sbre. from the 'amid Family rise to the smallest
Pocket edition, and in seer.> conceivable style of bind
' ing. A STATIONbll'it DEPARTMENT )
Containiag all the latest styteenf
PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
Use been arranged in the most complete manner.' '
Eirinitiala vamped on paper and envelopes Without.
charge. •
' •
WEDDING and VISITING CARDS engraved, printed
,1, or written. In the heat and cheapest manner..
11 A READING TABLE, on which will be fond the dal.
ly poem, magazines. de_ has been tittA up for the ben.
efit of country conveners, in order that when shitleit
f %be eity they 'may have a piece to spend an hour or co,
I) et heir teleure. ' -
ASP•Basing a BINDER Y &mamba with the 'ester.
W . . Raiment, Books and Marie ran be bound at the cheap.
tet'
eat rates. Being Acetate, the well known house or the
APPLZTOSAt. of New York, he Onni.bssin the Trade and
r the pubtle,the ELEGANT DOORS •pubibbed by_tbbi
hmsre, which are the bandeented books isSued fes
t =MIMS PRESENTS and JISOLIDAT MITE
, Catalogues of their nomerrout aneautiful publics.
Ks Guns can be bad en sprat:atlas by mat-paha latter.
,• Tarawa rbliting the city for the ParPoile ofp aatrtla.
ins ell ItISIVAS PRESENTS any invited to rail and ex
amine the Largest Gad frest..tsserted -Rock; at' the LOW
- EST PRIM from which a liberal deduction is made to ;
CAW Burm , • ••
- ...Every atte a.
nth;er paid to Araiger. ertritintitldt int
tabinbment, whether to purebsee or for euriceity.
irDoet f o rget, you_ tan bay BOORS of EVERY
KIND, from the -Sialetiny Toy for Children, hi,*
hatniscatailinok, worth inlay Dollars, toi tbe j tAbredhst
. . -flitAzAmps.n ,
Tim curtails viithro3 ki,44
10, '49
. ,
iffBCEILANwtP3t
Tilt=ralittialinire , .. - 2
TMachi A* -114471., '.
HESE - - " - nes !eatr , be
i E 3
by
iiirktii *a two iiiitostar
isallteas goal sat ameink 4tounletiele%
sal ft taw price pbout,IPINIVIOW lbw mob IS ifini
body.' ror aisle - • •.- -a. lialikX., _ .•
1 Soictput ix PeraTlkill Dowitir
tiaos A B c lsl 4 lVlEVeirliti.
,1,441 8 44 4Ftiri st y
Der- :4-:4 1 11q • Centro td Ake
1:4.
TRofi a nd%-,ikit
11 IMuri and Ebewe Vet. at.' - •
• • SUMER. I THOMPSONT,
• • Cut..Cestre mut Motet WWI.
laud. Rain'Ana /lull ' I It TitoM PEON'S.
- Dee. 3-411 j
S V eirr a Market it,.
Cor•
"
TEA RV
roTs,... A
Ver
. A
artiel. llltatTzlt rnompsors
laweinttre Markei ate.-
Dec. 3-49 J
. cyan. Biti r mso 2 , .
ALL SIZt,S,-M4ra. LiOLE RINGS,
Rm, raeklng, It °taw now and Robber Can
eking% at ETlellTrit & TM)311.S.010" -
Dee. 3+44 -, . . Cor.Cirktre k Markat sta.,
„
• 'mord TAket.Ep, . • -
.ron. the use of Worker and nesters
a_ in Usu. This to *couplets Urns book. Pries ISt
rents. Jurt published, and fis lulls by B. BiIiNAN.
NE . ArP N I E ,E W /1 7 2.40ted New
_m`1151":kwni"""`"1111601.5 DECK.
Posts.lll., Nov. 19. '39. 4l-
• ONLNAI 3 ao.
►PILE WAVERLY NOVELS, bound
1 complete. at only $3 fory for aala at
•p. BAN.WAN'S
Cheap Berk-Sfare,
NOr. 19. '59 47-
. CRACKERS.
j-UNCH,. Soda, Water, Sweet; Gin
gar and Wine Cataluna, roadred freali °cora anak
tams E. E. DEAtEr..
totisallle, July 16,'59'
r,.,.,,c,..87i;,..rtf,„,„T„,,
~.,......TABLIISM;ety bands I.,r\p , ii. Prle only
, coda earb. ' ',Nat published, awl for ilia W b e. nieT3 le
• Wail, by ', l • B. HANNAN.
*PI,ENDIO ASSORTMENT
F L4MPS; and
alto the ()IL, may be loon) at UKO 1111 E,
:nitrate Store. Lini-Cell'aietemtmlooVbem.
lottnville, November 12.'59` - • ; • Ls.
_ -------- -
C OICE- , • ' • ' •R • .
M. BE.VITY - hasreceived and
• for sale. very choice ilLsek aid Greets Teas,
wt. eh be otters to his customers at fair .'
Pot tsvllleduly 1E4'59 '2"),
BLACE-BOARD EXERCISES FOR .SCHOOLS.
ALcorrs. Slate and Black-Board
Exercises for Scbooli4 a eapitsl hook forTachers,
for sale tors low, at B. DAWN /IN'S Boe . stor c.
Nor. 19, 'SS) 41. •
ROLISH CERIVIVI ALMANACS'S
biGIASH and GEIVAIAN, 'IALAIA
,
uses. for If GO.or dirtrrent kinds, now, on band.—
oemsterpers supplied st low prim. by rho dozen or
IVO'. • • B.,llleNke,N; Ccrelre street.
Der. 3,'59 . , 1 ,
STOVE BLACKINC.
Anew article of STOVE;BLACK
INCL. Of superiar quality. at a lag price, mar be
taut at 0 amours. Wean and try It. a
Pottsville. November 2G, ;%2 43.
CHEAP VEHETIANIILINDS,__
_EORGE IV: ZIMMERMAN, Min
.
unketara;r, No. 211. ARCUrStreet:6.b. 5.. . 910,1
Walledelrlds.
aii•Coninintly on hand, it general onenrunrot,t Oo
lowrit CASti Tqtes. . s . . .. ! • 1 •
. .
N Ind. repaired a rim toed, equal to nen:
. Philadelphia, Neideniber 6 44„ii,D attfitolf
RASSACES BY STEAMERS.
TLir:, subscriber is authorized AA .
to take Passetgefs by Steamers to and
from Eurrpe in the Masud wood glass stt,
steemge at the lowest rates. A Shamereeill from New
York for Liverpool en the 2Gtb lost. First Chou Pus.
wingers, 173-Ihirti Mum, SO, amid In Proviitions.—
Passengers also brought out erritiatoenr. dog? to
u. rtANNA4,
Who ebb Sell drafts on Europe In .fume of it and
Upwards. ' I Maretrll,l.o 11
v - CHEiit°
• • .
NV iTKII MID FIRE PROOF ROOFINai
PRE best-ROOFING now in use—
about half the Mite of liii,land will outlast at least
two or- haw tiu roofs. Put oh at short notice, and
auoninited by BANNAN it DaljEllN. •
1 ' Agents ii.n. lI.NI.WAUVI & CO.
illa'ol4 tin and other Immo out mots covered also. '
' MNFCM TO:—Mattson Aliter. Port Carbon; Theo.
dote Thorn . St. Clair; 11.; Aims. ms. Ashland: Andrew
'Mortimer, Crewmen; and' Wm.' Mortimer, Jr.. N. t
Loose, Henry Chambers and Meaty Webber, Pottisill.
PROF. ST,tliCH'S`
DANCING ACA ,at iltY,at the Town
ball. Pottsville. -141/17. . STOUCII hoe the hon.
or to announce to his old Maids and former patrons of
Pett , Tille• that be win open, lIDANCING ACADEMY
at the above Hail , for the :en - ne 'wittier, for the
*traction of pupils in the iecomplisticji Art of Dancing.
corameming.Tituraday, December, 1050, when he will,
in addition to the old and favorite Quadrilles; Polkas,
Schottisches and simourks. Introduce a number of
NEW AND PASIIIONABLE DANCES '
Including the Wrench Lancer*. the Caledonian, (a popu
lar Scotch Quadrille. as danced in Paris,) the - Gallop:011d
the Druz Tamps Beiwutjsobe. • -• •
. CLASS DAYS AND lideltS—Thunelaya and Fiddays.
from sto 5 P. 11., for Ladles, 3tivses and... Masters arid
from Bto 10 o'clock In the evening- for 4,lentleuien.
Toms. $5 the course.
Nov. 28, 50 - _ .„ 48.
' '•-• CONCERT.
0 1 1 11 E Member* of the -Silver Creek
L Choral Bewley will- give tbdr third annual con
cert. In the New School llonie In Filvio. Creek. On
day ell:ming, December *I, 1859. Doors to b opened at
7 tidal. Performance to comments at i o'clock.
The object of the muted Is not to make money: ft wilt
be given, as It has been before on two other on ;Wos,
merely for tho gratification of the people tf Sliver Creek. I
and any others who may wish to bear the soul stirring
strains°, gusto AS performed by this society. The pro
gramme for that eveulnu bar been selected With rumen- ,s j .
a 1 care; and rontains route of Ikebest and moatrctiffivW:
passages ofmnale that could be seleited from theirett — t?
masters of the day. •
Tickets of ad missloo can be had of any or the members. '
Admission otiq 1234 eta. merely to defrarespentes.
%%I:yr:Alm. Secretary.
Silver Creek Choral Society.'
19 31
Del. 3, 'r+9
----7 FURS ! Filßf! F'
For a 3
VAREIRA. & 'MOMS° iv No. 818
• Market str,el.(abone 0,, seat% 01 . 04)Phtladtai
liarejast opened their Elegant Assortntent.ef
Furs, mseufaetnred under their linthedb-
Me supervision. from FURS selected ellh
the eriatest of cave from the Ilrge.l Writs 4 , 5 , •
of the Sttropesn Market, embracing every ,
variety and style of
Ladles' and , Children's Wear..
norm ourchlisdng early wEI have-the benefit' ot a Ist
ger .election. Iteeklee the elem. goods. we here A fine
assortment of BUFFALO ROUES, fIENTI,ESIEN'S' FUR
GLOVES.and . COLLARS.
- 'fhe trioes.for all these goods are at a lower !Igoe
than they can be bought auY where else in the rity.
!.FAIII4III.A 4+ Tllollsol. .
• No. 81£111.1rket street', Philadelphis.
IC-R.—FURS *Pond and rep..fied, and FUR TRIM.
3llivoB made to order. ' •
-IKov. 5- '59 pctober I. '59 40 404
vi t i ONSM!Kgoi
t,l
DETERSIVE SOAP
PHiLADues*•
This tActoisted . U eoliths Nep la bow in mark - 4C ter
mare than a year, and that It hoe siren unirer - sal
faction, Is evident from the fart, that the tnantitacto rare;
of. It, in order to supply the demand. have been obliged:
to increase their rapacity to make equal to One Ii updred
- Thousands Numb per week. It 15.. - „derid•?dly the beet ,
and anapest Soap evernirdo in thloCeuntry : One pound '
or it will go as far, for any collies. Clore of the,Con.mon
So pln general use. It la made open a new • principle,
of the toot materials, and known only to VAN, HAOI.I
d 3lcKtosa. It does away entirely with the w ashboard
—save, the neretity of tr,illng the clothes. it does not
shrink Flannel, remora Grease. Mk or Paha epott,'peel
frilly. and from the most delicate fabric. antes fully
ntieholf the time and labor notiolly spent tQ do the
washing. It is warranted free from SaL Soria, or other
injurious alkalies, and sttaranteed not to rot pr lojure
the clothes.
rif-For sale by all respettable Orneent. and itholesaie
by TRAIN k rdeIIIFAXE, .•
Nen. 22 and 24 South itbarves, PUILATYA.
Vs-Caution le...Therebeing several imitation.
brand, at Detersive Soap In market. the nubile eta anti.
fled that none ',genuine except ...Tan liaagwook Mc.
Keened' stamped upon each bar at the Snap. as well as
on. the boxes. (December 3,14 494•2
• . Waft?. EVPSING BEADiIiO4 •
Biod Books ay Pelee, to suit the Thaaes.
:I
UST received from the Trade Sale,
-a large and varied assortment ref Standard MUM
[ *aeons Books wbieh will be seld'ot very tow; rates, ift
tiding persone• desirable opportunity to supply them-
whoa with reading tor the approartling winter event ogs;
among which will be found. '
The Warertey '.love's, various editions, some as low
.as 111 1 50, - evenplete. ,
neyelopiedia Amerieana, .14 vols. .
Clarke's, Scott's and The Comprehensive Commenta
ries on the Vitae.
'Chamber'," EneyMpeedlseif Literature sled Inthesue
lon for the People.
Cyelosirdla of Amatirms Literitiare, '
AllibouoUl4rtionery of Authors. - -• •
Lippl neon's Gazetteer of the World.
Bayard Taylor's Travels, complete.
flume and Steesuley's • Ilistory. of Bogland.
°Udmurt' Iflstotf of Rowe. •
Fielding's and Satolleit's Works. '
• Addhern's Works. complete: '. •
Irriseott's Complete Works.
irebster'it Complete. Works.
Tubs St dr tlind's Queens of Zughtnel.'
flush Miller's Popular Works of Geoltrp,•
frvink'iLl kr of Washisstoo, 5 vols. • •
Poetics' Works of ail the leading at:Oboes; varioos seti•
lions and styles of blodtogs t Yor i.l by , . •
„ • lb HANNA'S,
. *ere BE, opposite tks.Yriseciat Chord:
Oe IWO . • - - •• • _
44 NEW MUSIC! '" NEW MUSICUI
- - (4ILAIS of Italian 'Music' --son-1
dinette.
"Ito rt le Diable"—kellak. ;
"Les ltaguettets"— . • ,
"The Crystal Set," with, brillhtet
earltwow—rhimitt.
"Street Itemorles"—lfeekel.
"The Uysteries"—Doelsetti.
"Pettokseot Polks"—Sports. •
"Crystal Sehottiseta"—Bellak...., '
• ‘Trylakling Star , „° •
"Domino Gallop"—
"Wake Thee. Deareet;!' freta - 11 Tretatore....Terdi.:,
"Oa the Cold Shore( of theltianser"—Pidlisd: -
"datattees,.o, Prelsefled la Ills lioliners",..lo4ola.
"04 be Joyful la the lard *ll3, Lorodir
9.`vollrought.Thesso, Ivy LearrAt:o4 ,
"Adieu to the Village'".- - KlMeal;.: ;lc* • •
1 -Our Shebat 010-...ltainhark, ' •
4 1loodelettelialLt"—Benak. • . •
4 nonge•TrAdwire-folkii,L'-;pellalt., -- - , - _ 3 :
liallwraille.•••mk4l4lll4t MAIL • • -
"N0t.,40, lovatajelen
•tosttagautiol 3ti .igersar,ek • •-
epiteasitiot Help Llirformr:Tioylor.
• , •-"Illecitoky:Cool Ibmitev-DraralL,
'Witils"-41414., -•
• wt.? Shit Pcdkars.ll4lAL -f,
wi1fe...1 1 00,--,
4 '. _ • - Centro Strut
=ff=la
&IVE ,
MIZZIEI
* qtaTilitata,,r
t-tlirrilWatibir.llol44imillsmseol
irlibobibminglognafr.tsperisnol
OWN. I St a1r4411 - tic kb, la
ibasi*, tor
.sie_se. ULM WINPOLT,
Cilapat 10.• lip , . IL Soper% Rataldesai.
Pottnillo.lloamber 60* z*.: , : 4117
.7 : 1011INT CAIItrierSINIPPERS.
&ecosi xftWont. article ler sweeping
'anithilatompas sittmeit ays7 ilaikaiwit sakes
ap •Terytblits dem , A Jody lobo dall-11R 4 cosh sir
NIS •1741 6 :04 (ski 319 let the 00. has.w oh.
5e4114.01 11 For Ojos B. SA Nll.lllllll, •
SAP& Yaistrillom.
' JAW . AN c• ,•..
7tlr.
311ibee ' nely tear . ,
— l . f . l .
, Ilbwopened thepop* '. . -a ) .'
or t f ftptefilter .34 for Me
isaien. aritElterrores
le menus Of tradeoffs so In to
lbsitsf that Philadelphia Auttimds ellbitdi,:find as ,
he has arta Is the CASEI *yetis decbtritely. trill be*
ablate sail e satiny olbar MOM fi1441104 In the
b 106,606 I .., '•,' • fentinille:W.lli'SA Wl' -
e—hE t ..p cwltatipl?
A, 'EI S t: ... t, 0 fA,
A Elleuroiairi of Ewen) Keeitlinlge faith* reope.
..bwing i tq u. l s and Seleners.GeeOmphY.MolfrafillT.
ft
Natu r al , d, Illustrated by, Enonerlogir and
Maps—now, pe litdat In monthly! puts.- hies, IS
Mtn: to bd colnfiletcd In SO N4ll, tormtare elven save*
volumed. Noall to Snow ready and snbitrlptians mr•
totte r s at I t . •• -• • - • n‘iarsnawarneeetert.
retivenki. siet,SlL VA -1 . -, • -A ilr "
r OA p e S i A l l& %It If 4 el N i l l e li ge ri POTsta l l
.e„ et * llia
't - 0 10004 Store, arena , of Syrket . and , Eentre
Stredif,,a idopely of RAtISAGAS PUDIAG& seßk
PLR owl 'W , I NOS Xh.d T. warranted rod, topther
with-alt antionabla articles in the Green Grocery Hoe.
and Intiterithelpnbile to glee him . call, feeling confi
dent that zh• nail Ore them entire satlrfarthro, both
with mond to lb@ pikes, and the quality of the articles
kept Inc sale. • i
_. 'UM UE/4 DILLLXGEIL
Putt/Mild, November IS, '55 -414 t
'8 - —4— tailit ' i lOr P, 84 Thompson,
T irw.b .ntturnn IN
lIARDW ARE, C.UTLERY,
1 •i.._,
IRON, TOOLS, &C. .
COITIOT Centre and Market, "Sign of the neer
'I . i I movraviLLE. PA. r
Jamestyp, 'La ‘ fo-tt •
- -- -
SCH;ERTLE'S Wholesale "Id Retail
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
CIENTR St:, .
t ' i
V j 'Pei taw sll4s, . ,--- -,
2 doors fin IligiSt
I , 4 4 1 , . f ."'
e _ P
'
•
inmaliateltr oppco kto -- ' -.-
the ray* Wool f rut.,.."96 1 ...H - : 1146; 1Q )
The buellters hteien-
6:411.;11
--
•• VSJ 4"
liVely COI ted tot a t the • 4 •' , .7 . ..:-.
SUMO linnlrd sllnd.
The su tiec r !her has i r ei'fi . "..
just retinhedl from the 1 .
Eastern Olin with a large assortment or Winter Goods.
Amtng Liu anolment may be found—Doors and
&GOES, Ladle.' and Misses' GAITERS. GAITERS of all
klods and:sty es for 'Neu. Also, Children's SHOES, of
varloue kiln& •
An aftooitm nt of H. F. Pica's Reading' Work toots
and Shinsl hater Proof Boots: Calf and Sip Pools for
Dom ad Iso,la root variety of Gum Shore.
Sly ansirankosets with manufacturers are ouch that
nowhere eau sh,es he rad cheaper for ctan than In lb*
above place, 1 A long experience In the business, and
the fact that the best workmen are employed. guaran
lees the best work. His-prices are as low, If not lower.
than at any other place that Mitre Maud. cau and ex
amine for, yottnwelvea. • •
AQPPEsdeclel stlention paid to the sole of Children's
Shoes with mgraLtic TOES, of which a gprat variety
hal hand. I ' . I . • D.SeligitTLY.
Pettnitte, October 23,,,1tt 44-Gm
' 1 MOROCCO FACTORY, ) •
And Leather and, Shoe - Binding Stare.
Railtaciciars!, between CII notoh , V aid lAgit'srrcifit,
POITVILLE, PA.
TIIFI undertigned respeclutily in..
forilot tiormairrs, Storelmems. 'and the Palle
renerally;that he has leased the Tannery with all its
pparlenreen lately car-, _ s
fled on h . J. L. Mew ',..11" ---
Air. when, hn tonnunse-
tr 1
tires Al4l. KINDS OF —i
itOßOCCO.Mdc.itralts - , • • —...
French it.,••r, :hoe; t .. - . 0,....N.,1
lat and Rook Aindln!P. " ,: JO l itiV ,
iiik Lidog 'and Roans '', ; 1 , ,.11-sk .-
f all re re. I lie hula- ' •••‘ -,
on band agenet al ala
'lntent of 41! kinds of ill iga I
EATIIt, t ea k tanned . - ''..,,a-.., , ,--.......-;.,...., .... 1 10WII
rd Red filale Leather,tinge i nainar'= -- r.nakil
laughter !ilea French inct COY ciirSkinit,..miNEßs'
PPM iEATItEIt, Lariat. Leather for belle. and stood
1.,
?Jacket Leather for pampa. and an eat ensite satiety Of
nets, Threavtr. Nails Pe" Clam}., fee. All kinds 'of
ulna, Slieen; Goat, Deer.allier, at the ke t a l.O . S 30 taken fa ex
hangs for ' d ither, at highest to rket priers, or paid
in oath. I
°et. 15 1 ..',te
r 1
.
, flf..A9 STROCSr.
IXTH itNNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
_ _
--I GONTIINIC ED GLIII
-COSMOPOLIITAN i
I nh of the', et
P p ' ularttfl e n t s ia titution.( oo . l
og reeeltred i tri a ratio imp
Ilivkiar year; '
ay palms cow &come 01. Mt
Willett WILL V'
lee— e beitilftil7 •
- due Friends."
co-- ohry of the.
, nee year. •1 I N' - .
eau—A yl.y Season Admission to the Galleries, 513
roadway. •Ifew Torte: ' •
n add'nal* whieb.' over sir htendoni salable Works
Art a p
1 ...
Drees to subueribers ea Premiums, comprising
hotee I tinfings, Sculptures. Outlines, f Ate. by the that
ATTltrifaY. and Forel* Artists. . .• --- -
THE c u rse Esno. Vino, which Peery, subeeriber will
receive isteroliat.lo en orelot of siabLerietton. entitled
"SHAIISPEAItE AHD HIS FRIENDS,"
a of a estricter to give unquelified pleasure and salts.
"se inn. N
ji
O work Of equal. alue wee ever before placed
within , each of tit/ people at aneh a price. The emus'.
ng is of very larelvize, helm printed on heavy plate
viper. 3 4 il'i Mehra. making a most anperb ornament
Irultelie fort the etlis of either the library, parlor, or
office. 1 • t I • I I
It tit be tent felony port vtf the country, by mail,
3
be ln rec tics ei l v in ,A de n r. pas ta If t s i g . e p i :
y e : i ir o l e .
~
w i ,
.. i T t s :ll:7 ,t n u t i
L i
I I
,T t i l:ti g ls ur 43 ht i l t il e :work' delivered frse of charge,
it r d T ,the
s A y r l t t J h e . a 3 7 f o .tr i m j e .. y: r. r.
, fi l sr , t . l o wee e rl w of h la k e h s! . : ....t. •
~
.1 .,
ks wil close and the Premiums be Ten to subxvi.
owl
1 ° E ri n pert; IS reldfie l ied to a single en Allen. Thoe
mitt' g $l5 are eLltied to pia membe hips. • .
Ti
iSubseripflons f California. the C nodes , and all'
ereignirrOvincee, must he $3 50 instead of s 3:in order
e defra ysato, postage& Ae. . • .
....,
' J i re o r f su li. n r s i x , is a h , lug.tofutiat clubs will apply fore then
.
lThe Ittifully Illustrated Art Journal , string full
orrice I refill be sent an receipt of 13 . eents, 42 stamps
• colas " 1 . • .. - •
lAddrees C. L.l)P.llllTeActuOre a A. A.,
- t -t. ' s.lllund MS BIIQAD'W.tY, Aix reek.
Sabot ripitons alsireerived by . I l
lIIENJ. GASMAN,
' i • - Hon.ftee for W00'441 Ontittly. -
Dee. 2,, , 5p.- - . , ', . : 49-
,
A - - - o ,i° TAVERN" E, Civil En,
1
a . glfulov4 TREMpflebu Iktli enunty,e., will
tend le the retinas es of e profession.' Hering
unwinds r 4 30 years. r perien flatter* himself that be
ran tens erissthiection. - , . . ;t , s
Hee H -large ne be of Testininnisliz, which will be
gladly almirn. Eitraels flito a to, or *bleb Are here
with stinnitted :.
• , , .
lextratl of letterien , ra Clew. Apace, L knee, dated, Fretr
I • • I WM, litth September, 15.34.:3 • '
• "Ilavlnd, been it...striated with ynn f.,e Otero! years
In the„(V,l4llXlrtinll of the most difficult part of the
Penn'af Ciro!. It give* me pleasure to cute' that while
acting *s ties of ournrincipa I engineers, you gave, full
gettf.ttrilot to all concerned, end was COTlFid.led 85 1
COMpetint s
eflelent and faithful officer. and I think not
In leriq to L lany upon our public - Works at the time.”
[Eztraqt or letter from Jaws IL Satt.i.i.r.sq..doted,llowr
I ling Green. Kentucky, Oct lath. 113474
°As 1 member of the board of Internal Improvement*
of Ey.) end,-IPresidant of the bated of Green A Berner
Elver rotridisslonere, Mr: Livermore was employed by
me to Superintend as Chief Endo eer the line of clack
water linen Green rt Garner river. L Making the se.
teellowof3ll:l,... ifho Wes en entire granger to PM at
that tined Was guided by Gerl. Lecock of the Paula's.
public Works. 'llls 'testimony In Mr. L's. behalf was of
the tno74lll4tteltilfg thwarter. My long subsequent Se.
seehttiOn With him in ennsequenee of this recommenda
tion, Mt him in every respect worthy of the high
moral *n professional character given MCI by that es
, etientlntan. •
• Permit ) g s• tr add MO he uniten with; great and va.'
lied elpeence In his profession a spintfou Integrity,
• which ail a etVirtoty to the success of any work upon
which he nay be engaged!' ' ' 1 ,
, . . • .
(Extrait of letter from nos, W. L.' Garzowenn, and
•twele,e9ther prominent eithens of Weimer county,
egan tly Past rated Art Journal,
Kajotoicl . i, r dstett Bowline Orlyen,l4unt?eky,
. , ;
. .
"he. uhderslined rills on of \Taint's' cinnaty, talus
this malbbtl of expressing their very httit inprecLation
orthe skit} and ability olk Alonzo .Liverntore, Vaq . as a
eidl,Engibeer, and their tnileat rouDden4 in 11. ifiteg•
oily an * an. They cannot forbear to say that they
know no dentloman In whom they. and ac ;they believe,
Ilk enll.ll sect inn or KentuCky. hare higher roundonre
an a taltheni, accurate and aclenthle engineer."
[Extract of letter from - lion:, 'Jain J.•gattersnew. tbr•
- wer Ookernor of the State. of Kentutkar. more rev
cet# U.S. 'Senator GO nail !YAW. his let
. gram wvittne in like. ltitl, at V-ashing.
. 1 4. •• • ton City :j ..
.Vor!mothetycors paid 1 hare not' till Ibis. season met
with Sfe:l...iverniore—,antertor to that t i ne be was in the
anaploymeist of the Slate vf Kentucky, on her work a of
intermit inspnivernenta nttd gave I bellaisk universal sat-
IsUctidn. , 1 bad theipleseure of Moine Pelkinitaelluobv
lance and ' Aitercuurso with him, and frouunil my know
edge 0214,1 lakb phissuro in recinusiending hint as g
genii . wortby of respect and cdnlidenci.
[Estr:Alt of letter hum ions Iroldukt, Ent., a highly
expa civil engincer.dated . liarristurg, April
akir.4.lcenuare bat lung experienre NO competent
skill sad industry. Ith unsullied inlegrjty."
Ncor•P‘i' 49 . , !-. • --;4411-3m.
• ! •I: ' - PATENT .POCtET '.
4 :
CQXN., DETE.CTOR,
. Fo#,Testit4 tie . - yari . oat; Kinds'. of
GO . and Silver Coins.
T'llSl admitted ;by 'an to be she most
pelted. thing of Its kind ewe offeredeo the public/.
tt is r rpm II that It aux be carried In rho pocket with.. •
out au! . Istostrenienea.• •
SOPErri .r 4bereherest alseat/1 hare (if ".
, -I c r '
Mir erg Storikeptr shrialit Aare it/ . - • -
Kir . ..,.. - I' i - 11.31mh.„,eA ,„ .„1 have at ... i •
4 P•Ar - 1, . 4 v•ri .Ilan to Bwsineu should he ft/
It q se t a at th same moment, both aim. thickness
eel w tsb,A,frotte I halt Dime to a Dollar In Slicer. and
Duca 8 , isc gold up to 820, besidee foreign Ookt and Sit/
L s, Ll s b, as qu iehly Feel), without the asetsfance
ote wrd It. Is ehople p enigma, useful, durable, ess.
-
•
tmid. t i d perfect. . ,
.437 - 1 A Warrantee goes with every onethet hesold.
~. r -
- ,
1 6 ,4 i E OWE DOLLAR,
_,.
, oat-pa id , to any pirt of tho United States..
. , . .
arrigett what the Newspapers sayneeThe
poinesakne,ot It is a picket guarantee against being im••
weed Upon writhe/potions eoins.—Xeles..
Detekt imp Is lure. errudee. Inisitable•—nr._ Journal. •
. A what due with 06 itt his poswosion, may bid 44.
sure to Ilea most 11011111 cosoterfelter of thee da14r.4 10 ..
"U as. 1. .
rlve tirmitnine. it,hocit ' bmitatkitt, to he the meet
prefect thleig of its 'kindest odeced to the' public.—
rests li*gluten - ' ',
_".S.- - s - ,
!He like It. a d mdlally'vecommetid Itto public flyer.
...-..ll'atforeej t er . . I . •
ir,clillt I vtl63 ttia than tottl.-Ci'fir jai. . 1
,
itir ;- I.• l' - :A. F. wAarrEn : %A
An dgeutwagted in ever" county, la the trotted Stetem
to *Was silleasf Allscount wilt he made. Samples ant,
Vint terms et speb y,oa.thereceippttat 06 bolter. - ; ,
AdAretisell enders to =LAY *II Mei ELL'd
!• - I I :,Sauk .b*ste: tcpottri . , f7a adeip9ia, re. -,,
efluififeeptice has tam the Thirty 'psis Ow. mustmet
an*
t ife V ceriary /re cpa nion . of .the
Cashier, M acc hia .
- CletTtr i ltecttulasstthePeople.telnytheablest
owia!lnpt.endtheMastinthalvork , and6f'
fiyeaktwibergamatt
ottani couthibed,da pub:
detted•ou iholet sad Il l th of Nei iiitiadtt at ttiti flew" ,
• • IVO doppo6 pm, .., ... - ' ..,-. '- - ft'.. z ,
,liesel• ovithly, 1-i:ip.e: eerie year - . .-- " ,-.---_ • 2 '-'"„ I
-leell i t i esi without eattaelberge,e evtiyiti - thri (z_liiii.,„ 6l i
the; °chili eoutaistwe s'brgetrattiidbaiof em'atuer k i 1
,- -Illest tmli Ifeo-bintile 'impmee ..it th e Wriest ' .
• .. Elver =A ether Colas 4WD Widibmic thee amitislOU
to imp atm warlwitellmblebiessdar OtaleadMoiet - mo
0 1110 01 100 $4 eV riII:WHO et. teases - bibs" -; -;-,.-
0,00
- ' l' . ; ' • - _...---.--,,,,k:u5u0.r.: bIi.IKNELL'S' .
i - t-''' P 4 - BOOK Jr* ltiviur,iakddpy...rt
Ti 1 ,
• liiils • • r
I Masa e.
'.
•
'
poireiseat woe made to tbe..V. 8. Seabee,
the oelebottlett of Cabe.
Kr. Slidell, of Losriolona, giving notice of, bla
nation . toloffodoe• a bill width* epOfspilatiese
to foellitote legothatoo, filtr 'that porrose.`
Jelhosoe, of Teeseaoso, goo coder el hie Wort'
tine le itittodoei a beinatee4 .bitt,
the Howe tiers woo Ault dbouelos
Pat cooking to vet, fee Sputter. A eeeosii.balr ,
lot au bad ea Waiotolay wlth the followiegia•
„ .
. .
Sbersan ! (o.) let Mr. Game!,;,(M,
Mr. Bora*. (Vs.) OS Ber/thorium 14
-- Whole somber of ?otos petted, 231 r asciogoi
Is a chola, 1 - 111: • , , .
. The Repeblioons *sited SD Mr. Elbereas.
There wilt evideally a be Do OfiLio,pdlou 114
illßrophfdi Fatalatseoee. '
Po steamship Persia, we have Liverpool dated
to the 26th air. -Thet tueltatimal to the waviest',
Pewees to attend a Ilaropeale COUTOSIO wen Still
delayed on account of a saw diffiteity , rateed
Austria. concerning the Repocy "natio! in 2ta/y.
A general and simultaneous dharaPaigent on the
Dart of Franco and . England is 'talked of; and 14'
was rumored that Lori Cowley, the British -AM
llamado, st Parts, bad hero autiterited by Napo:
teem to make a preposition to that- offset tee the
English government. The Londotijoernals, bow.'
ever, regard the idea as absurd, and fever theist-%
eresseMf the English !arroY alio the formalisms eit.
is volunteer soldiery thrbughout the United Zing
dom.. Iris remarked, as an mildews* of the tin
cerity of the French Emperor, that the journals
in France have been officially authorised to en;
courage the plan of a mutual general diaaraes. -
meet. Nothing decisive has oetarred yet between_
Spainand Morocco, but Spain centime's snaking
prepiratio.ns to prosecute the ear, and was eon.,
traetior for military store's. aid chartering - steam-.
erg in England. Austria had granted a fell sit- .
needy to all her claimed soljeets enmpromised la
' the-Italian ffieribaldi bad' published a pro.'•
* demotion to the Italian people. ending . with the •
energetic expression that,"inorte thaw eel", wet
must lay op stores of gold and steel, to preterits.:.
,a gout% reception for whoever may attempt la
tbroiv-us back Into our foron.e miserable atate.": .
' A Mir MEC 121 THE NOVEL -
....--,,
• . .
• ,' moat iii Ellskt.
WotiliSaMa, Dec. 9, 2 P. Me—..nit Outit• is
not in oettion. • •
An exciting scene occurred to.day in thelionte.
31r. Logan (Dem. from dem:monad Ms•'
colleague, Mr. Kellogg (RIL) as "a • skulking
spode/ omd coward," for sot proving tihs sisertion
concerning the D..uglea and Oreeley_bargein.•
Mr. Kellogg, who was sitting near hint. sprang:
towards him and was about to strike him, When
several members coshed in and restrained both. '
L.gen also beratoeforiout, and Wes 'shoat to
strike Kellog, when beams forcibly held back.
Great" confusion prevailed oti the floor of Ow'.
• Elou‘e,' while the galleries applatidid Kellogg .
loudly ti hisses sad cries of ill kinds - bang ming..,
led with the applause. „
Several Southern mon Lo-" op to stolid* . .
gen. •
Mr. Katt C.) went up to Kellogg; and" bid
some conversation with him. ' - • •
All la quiet now ; but the seeee was an *settler
one for a time, and there Is 4011 groat doal'of
feeling .
furthervote Ma the Speakership. :;
' Kansas Election. - ,
The entire Republican State Tieltet bat been.
elected in Keens by upwards of 3000 ulefurlty.'
Every county but one gave a Republican 'taajor
ity. ' . ,
.2LIT""Dotei fail So ace Sixtik dolma' Anuovestes
utent,' and brilliant oilers, in another column...i • 1 .:,-
FD`A . Startling. Tnsthl—Huodreds die anon.
ally from neglected coughs, and eolcts, wb by
the ace of a single bottle of Dr. Wistar's
of Wild Chrrry, their lives could be preserved
a given old age.
' Day none unless it has the written' signature .
"I. Beat." on the wrapper. -
yeiffl•Lcsro Shipmerac—rt is astonishing to lie
the large ain•tuin , of, McLean's 'firnesrenntistear
Connltt. that is shipped .e 6 daily to different party'
'of the country. It is scarcely three oientb• chars -
this article was first introduced, and nuw, judging
from it. yapi,pale, it is ktictwo and:appreciated \ •
oil over the Western country. • ••
Every d•uggist, dry goods or grocery merchant
visiting our ray should be sore to obtain ap ply ;
of this Cordiol. It le just the thing regal 4to
strengthen end invigorate the weak and
ted.-Bs. Louis Lanoecret.
jseruikaet fail id see Sixth ,Amintal destosrsek
meat," sod brilliant, offers. in another column.
ES4 OF TIIE:
T . ASSOCIATION.
ratty Sub.erthers to this
'ln its €4:th paw.) are tp
' 14104 '7lth that (of any
',6qntbscriSiag 03,
p. to 7x TO -
.ShAspeare and
- .
POTTM*ILLE MARKETS. -. .
. . I (Wholesale Prices.) '
Wheat Flour, ultrlfrouliy,ja bar -
,au1 e ,,,.511 0000 l i p :,
do do extra, do .' 1. , 6260 6 00
-• do do superfine, - do' , • 16600 600' k
Rye Flour, do 400 -. i
Wheat, 'prima 'bite, '• c t' bushel, 1 60
' do , prime red, -do - n 120'
.
soup Beaux, do 1 2,
Dried 'Pearbes, pared, •+4 pound,, -14 t :'
•do do- ', unpared, do
Dried Apples, ' do - ig
Ilya, 11 btrahal, . 96,11ntter,perppund, •20 ,-
Corn, do ' 61- I :thouldere , • 00 0
Oats, 'do 4tillartia, . . /24 ‘k
Potatoes del 46,t.ard. '
Timothy ' Seed , '2 lailleef ; hind quarter 1114 4
CloverOred, 6 6 1, j do furl quarter 01b.4 - ,
flax porton, 14 C00164411.15.te-r.ll ton 4660
Ninta,4 o2 l lll , • 21116alt e look, ' 140
~.•,... r .
PoTTs VILLE PRODI.I iIeRKI4II.
litetoll Prices.) 1 .
PLOUR,4o.—txtra ramllflYlour. 60 60: @atm do -
.$6 2:a: superfine do $i Ott le /hi: and Rye Tlonrat $470.
ltuelewheat Floor at $3 00 . 0 llnud. Fire Cbop at 90
eta.: Corr Weal $1 GO and 311detilogs CO cis. it bushel.
044111.--Ityeaelltal $1 001 i bu.,Corntledo;thito46
~
do.,
HEATS. , -Reef sells at 0 11) 11 cit.., IR lb; Matto*
0011 do. Veal 1210: Pork. 10 €420.10; Fborildeca 9030
do: Ham 11 to 14 do., Bologoa Eatimagea. 12 do ; Port
Bauralca 12 dn.
PROVlSlONS.—Thattersella at 024 els 13. Ckeett•
123/ du.. i:gtl 22 e V doe.. Lard 1234 et a. 311 b. •
Orkou9 Fe St lk,••11" •it bite 9 do: ilulaiT
dot ••A"Whitel 10 d C el tubed and Itteverlced 11 do.
'11.311.-11alibut 1234 eta. It 3 o.i; Black Ylab 7 .I.tS eta.
de.
cr.urr AND TEGETALLY.S.—AppIes $1 013 g st so
?beetle,: Po(Moe% 45 a :,0 et.. 40,0511.M1112 1 .4 rtc. half
reek ; Sweet l'ataloes 123.‘ (. 1 .6 :Zeta., half park"; Cabbage
to 4 ela.. tl bead.
lc'l'S FOR SALE ON TIME.—The
. • .ohoerlber Is prepirrd to WI lots on Grotottoftl
1111 n Unto:running hoot 10 in 15 year% to non* 'rho
de nt to improve the Pane . ApplJ to IL IIANNAN.
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CHOPPERS! • •
CILEAVERS, BUTIitIER KNEVEt3,
01tope. Miles, le., at STlClrrlklt t THOSIIMINV,
eor. Centro sod Matkut Witt&
CORN•
AY, STIIAW, and (;WLN FOD—
CtrriiltS, at STICIITFR k fII I ).MPSOrkI.
. 3-4] Cos. Centre and Ilsaft streets.
AXAPS of Sclutylkill County. of
tbe Coal I:recap...lu l'ocktiCkyk term.
°a tmliors. and Cram-11. for sale by . R. BEV
Gerbil, >laps S biota, ea o faa atilt toy nap to %boil
wbo desire thou'.
FOR THg. PAILLIOIBI 7- 77
Sewing Maculae* at .00.
rCHE Sub s criber has just received a
Int nrilin IIEttIiILETTEEAUNG M:IT
Y )(ACE.
h any petran can tarn to pow *lib la E nibintits,
which rill bk. si , ll at iiiv . lnkr rata of lA.—with lniidl•
Twin. ark. tinewt •Impla and thirfoct isitehineil to
the market. C4ll and SOU thmin. 11. n AN.
Agent flrr the Manotietoritr.
. _
'COMFORT IN COLD WEATHER!
For eh tin money
II OUNANDS of SA NFORI*Sz
P . ORTARLII lIRATERI at. Sad'
ereryWinter to direr their phlti warmth ilso
happy dirnerr, whore ptiasa, and not alloyed by
thought, or a hoary bill ter foeJ.
THEY WARM ALL 111 Y. ItinMS W/TM ONE nit%
and with very little oral, burning (le was and dritaU
With no eitakers. Jost the thing ibr Direlling.adigean,
Churches, Moldy. Re., Ac.
8A NFORTYS. 0/lALLMOT: fIRATER. .
,
0601/11-1
I s#lsrkt , /)+ ltnleglo, 1W•
fig Alarkets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
grr!rißKTCK,l<dothe 'nate ptinelile *cid' inst sa
iteunondral and sal isisetm.y. •
SAS/POWs 31A5014.411 on °WAX EIZATER ,
to the meta powerful !waling vtutli known, Ibt• all iolantat
where unot, beat Is wantrit. 411 4 ieb0 orb& to inhale'
mor e eau receive free $ book withlkaltAttraliStkria set"
oterwbehxdog testimony. by whilst , •
SAN YORD apo i
it Stmt. New Port.
Min alto manufacture tho celebrated -owironmai :
'fIaiNTINEL," and "StIEtPUISV COOKING_ETO
DODUE'S PATENT ORATES AND STOWIO.. au
artery variety of Stoves. for. wood or coal. seltri,k, AR'
sections. [Sept. 21. , :441soff
I M:QM r.iU =U al
COPPER.-- TOE!
MITCHELL'S PATENVIVIETAte,
LIC TIP. designed especially' for flo•Wirostife
and alldren's 800/send Shore.'
An Ituetovenost has bees Spelled to IlitnlCll/id
Shoes. by which ■ swing of ',specs* to the etenstetWlF
teothirds, is milked, by arluat oxPeriSnfifs ,-; e •
THE TIP
Consists of apse of copper or other sisaresertenow mu'
teas!, 'many Ltatened to the "to* of the. booksr shear
tbrabing a eotnelite protection. This Invention Whole '.
presen:ed to the public, with Pie • haled ksottedge of
its, ereetleol utility, delft brass traded em two poin.
and b destined entirely to supersede the ofd stitching ,!
Chi:dreier: Dot and Tenth Atte end Mein.
Tha importance ot this laviretkio rill be readily ap.
precbted, at it is well know itibet irbildren invariably
wear (et tbeir boots and abaci First at the Tap e
and, oath Mat • probation, they will upon an avoraro,P
Wri,. ,
tet hale ewe *IbTARAZURR se long AR lb. Old AlyrA,ll
Wwe' eePeeee 114113' .4,ritliiK MOUS, •
This invention lent hio•nircein tly appili•ablo 14 Nleore*
noel, and an berapatioassoldecting the hie of the boot
or shoe to be cot or wore.
. .
sl ara b anta, an d t h e i n o,ll, generally, WM ass the , '
Pnriesooor obtateles , tho.o goods iotio•Olotell: Ibex '
are that I nod, for anneal ute, to au period e all al befitted&
The unpde am y be obtained of ntvirlY nit th e stole.
sea d a rii i i n the pri oei pat eft tem. or of the subscriber%
lllAßY„ble6lNNlYYC4r~rlor
mortar or ras YAIZAT.)
• 1 Azigost. 'fei
- .
~.... • ~w,.8,0R.. ~--...
THE subacilbers -autto.usee to - tkeik
friends and the'etttUiiii of. P.ittseltle and skinny,
they have taken ~. - • ,--- ,-• . -.. • • - ,
.1100111LEAMOLA lITAND.7 , _ ‘_._
~ . ..
... arttn",t &gond asd Natket - Blreas...
where can always to f. 3 . 4 .0 a good tudertesens of, k
Dry GoOds. 4314kLeIrtal4
asd *variety of ariicleealenvtalopt id st 11 . 0 a elms rev
tail gore. Uotteratamilatt theft buNtatialltOtatlablb
they Invites caldron, *tack: bl strict late:Mee to WA.-
mos aid tlar deoltogOoy intend to . aaa/r 114 ' . ..:;.:;•••'"
Fresh Goods Voisildtitly
Thelma asilelattaiTelitahatistelatitieltettiorloitcoi
.1010 1 1.141.
UFA. W. DMZ.
GALL ANDEN:ANINE raEntproor.
April 16;11 tt"